Foundation for Success Blueprint for the Future

2010 Annual Report Foundation...... 1

Message From the President ...... 2

Blueprint...... 11

Financials ...... 26

Leadership...... 32

Awards ...... 38

Support...... 40

Events...... 45

Giving...... 48 Foundation

A successful enterprise, like a well-constructed building, must have a strong foundation. More than 110 years of excellence in patient care, research and education have laid a rock-solid foundation for another century’s worth of excellence. In addition, during the past three years National Jewish Health has assembled the building blocks for a successful implementation of Decade of Innovation: Strategic Plan 2017, our pioneering effort to develop the field of preventive and personalized medicine. Our Strategy Is On Track

In February 2007 the National Jewish Health Board of Directors unanimously approved a 10-year strategic plan, Decade of Innovation: Strategic Plan 2017. That plan called for an ambitious expansion while continuing to lead as a preeminent academic health center.

Michael Salem, MD As we were moving into the first years During the past three years we have created President and CEO of our plan, very few foresaw the severe several new tools and infrastructure that will The Carole and Albert Angel recession that would soon come. At allow us to truly integrate our research and Presidential Chair National Jewish Health, we saw its impact clinical efforts at the point of the patient. in our investments, substantially increased Among our accomplishments are: demands for charity care and a challenging • Substantial increase in new, distinguished fundraising environment. research and clinical faculty The strength of an institution, however, can • Institutional tissue biobank be judged by its reaction to difficult times. • Electronic health records Thanks to both commitment and sacrifices by a talented, creative, passionate and • Comprehensive research database dedicated faculty and staff, and the guidance encompassing the biobank, electronic and help of our Board and Trustees, we health records and other information are pleased to report that National Jewish resources Health has enjoyed a very successful year. • Center for Genes, Environment and Health Our investments have regained their value, • Proteomics, mouse genetics facility benefits have been restored and charitable giving is recovering. We appear to have • Institute for Advanced Biomedical ® weathered the economic storm and are now Imaging looking over the horizon to a bright future. • Minimally Invasive Diagnostic Center

In fact, during the first three years of our • Lung Cancer Center strategic plan, through the depths of the • Molecular Diagnostics Laboratory recession, we have enjoyed substantial • New strategic alliances growth — in patient care, research programs and new faculty. We have achieved all of the • New clinical services in cardiology, controllable milestones set for the plan’s gastroenterology and NJ4kids in pediatrics first three years, and are on track to continue • Substantially increased patient volume fulfilling the strategic vision embodied in the and research funding original plan.

2 | 2010 National Jewish Health Annual Report These new tools and infrastructure Every aspect of our plan is coordinated Tom Gart improvements will continue to serve as to fulfill our promise of applying the best Chair, Board of Directors the foundation on which we will build the science to improve the lives of millions of National Jewish Health envisioned in our 10- people across the country and around the year vision. Several of them are described in world – Science Transforming Life®. Articles asthma, COPD, cardiology, lung and other more detail in the following pages. throughout this annual report describe how cancers, immunology, inflammation, and scientific research is leading us forward, infectious diseases and allergies. Our foundation, however is more than revealing the causes of disease and just PET scanners, research databases We are a victim of our success, however; prospects for treatments and cures. and gene sequencers. Generous donors we are rapidly outgrowing our existing are, and always have been, integral to the On page 14, you can meet 25-year-old facilities. Our newest building, the Iris and ongoing success of National Jewish Health. Lindsey Alexander, one of an increasingly Michael Smith Clinics and Laboratories, is Larry Silverstein and his son Roger and the valuable cohort of asthma patients in the completely occupied, and we are now in the Hearst Foundations, highlighted on pages Childhood Asthma Management Program process of moving some departments off 8-10, are examples of steadfast donors continuation study, who have contributed to our main campus. We will need additional who have supported us throughout our better asthma care for millions of patients. research and patient-care space if we are history. Dale Schuble and her family (page to continue our positive trajectory. We Cell biologist David Riches, PhD, and 17), the Boettcher Foundation (page 23), are developing a Master Campus Plan to his colleagues’ efforts to understand the and 200 extraordinary guests at this year’s address our urgent space needs. biological pathways leading to scarring in Beaux Arts Ball (page 25) are examples of the lungs have revealed a class of enzymes In sum, this is an exciting time at National crucial support that will enable us to achieve that hold great promise for treating the Jewish Health. We believe we have success in the future. devastating disease idiopathic pulmonary weathered the recent storm. After an The blueprint for that successful future fibrosis (page 16). Exploring the intricate impressive start, we have a detailed plan is our strategic plan, which contains a details of how molecules in the immune that lays out a comprehensive blueprint for powerful set of ideas and solutions that will system bind and fit together has helped the future. allow us to: John Kappler, PhD, and his colleagues There are still many challenges ahead of make important discoveries that point to 1. Innovate and lead as an academic health us. We feel confident, however, that if we treatments for cancer, diabetes and chronic center continue to act boldly, National Jewish beryllium disease (page 22). 2. Remain preeminent in our areas of focus Health has a brilliant future. 3. Maintain our collegial culture; and Bringing such discoveries rapidly from the laboratories to the patient is the basic 4. Become more self-sufficient over time. premise of our strategy. We continue to Tom Gart and build translational research programs in Michael Salem, MD

National Jewish Health.org | 3 Building Blocks Lay a Foundation for Success

In January 2007 the National Jewish Health Board of Directors approved Decade of Innovation: Strategic Plan 2017, which laid out a vision of National Jewish Health as a pioneer in the development of personalized medicine. In the three and a half years since, National Jewish Health has created several new institutional programs that lay the foundation for successful implementation of the strategic plan.

MINIMALLY INVASIVE DIAGNOSTIC into an extraordinary tool that allows basic CENTER scientists and clinicians to collaborate on Recent advances in technology have made innovative research projects. it possible for pulmonologists, gastroenter- The Integrated Bioinformation and Specimen ologists and others to perform in an Center, or “biobank,” contains blood, cells, outpatient setting a variety of diagnostic urine, lung fluid, and other tissue samples and therapeutic procedures that previously collected from more than 2,000 patients. required invasive surgery and a stay in the These tissue samples are linked through a hospital. In late 2007 Ali Musani, MD, FCCP, database with electronic medical records, joined the faculty to bring those advanced research data and other information from technologies to National Jewish Health in patients who donated them. the Minimally Invasive Diagnostic Center (MIDC). The biobank provides a rich resource for researchers to test hypotheses, search for Dr. Musani performs early diagnosis and clues to the origins of disease and understand staging of lung cancer in patients who would the effects of different medications. otherwise wait months for a diagnosis. He Pediatrician Daniel Searing, MD, used the places stents to open airways closed by research database to discover that low levels cancer and other disorders. He frequently of vitamin D are associated with more asthma removes foreign bodies, from earrings symptoms and greater medication use. More to fish bones, that people have inhaled important discoveries are sure to emerge into their airways. Physicians throughout from the database. National Jewish Health also perform many other procedures in the MIDC, including ELECTRONIC health RECORDS bronchoscopy, endoscopy, colonoscopy, Electronic health records are widely laryngoscopy and allergic desensitization. recognized as an important tool to increase efficiency and safety in patient care. Instead of INTEGRATED BIOINFORMATION AND SPECIMEN CENTER tracking down paper charts stored in remote filing rooms, physicians can instantly retrieve National Jewish has combined millions of medical records on computers throughout data points and thousands of tissue samples the institution. They see a patient’s history,

4 | 2010 National Jewish Health Annual Report track and order prescriptions, order tests INSTITUTE FOR ADVANCED patient’s response to warfarin, prescribed and review results. Staff no longer struggle BIOMEDICAL IMAGING® for prevention of heart attacks and strokes. to read handwritten notes and prescriptions. The Institute for Advanced Biomedical The lab will soon offer tests for immune Imaging® at National Jewish Health, the We are also developing an online patient deficiency. Dr. Ramamoorthy and his result of a strategic alliance with Siemens portal that will allow patients to electronically colleagues are also planning tests for Medical Solutions, combines our specialized view their own health information, refill genetic mutations that could guide cancer expertise with advanced imaging technology prescriptions, email their doctors and treatment. from Siemens to provide unprecedented nurses, and obtain information about their diagnostic capabilities for patients. NEW EXPERIMENTAL TOOLS medical condition and upcoming tests. Siemans and National Jewish Health are Several new experimental tools increase CENTER FOR GENES, ENVIRONMENT also collaborating on the development of research capabilities on campus. A mouse AND HEALTH novel diagnostic techniques such as better transgenic facility allows researchers to The Center for Genes, Environment and detection of potentially cancerous lung investigate the role of different genes by Health, led by David Schwartz, MD, offers nodules, more precise characterization of adding, deleting, silencing or activating expertise and cutting-edge technology to chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, and different genes in mice. The proteomics investigate the genetics of complex lung reduced exposure to radiation. laboratory allows researchers to identify and immune-related conditions. The Center specific proteins in their biological samples. MOLECULAR DIAGNOSTICS helps researchers understand how genes LABORATORY Scientists’ ability to see inside cells has work in biological systems, how genetic taken a major step forward with the upgrade The Molecular Diagnostics Laboratory variants contribute to disease and how of fluorescent microscopes, development of (MDx), led by Preveen Ramamoorthy, PhD, treatments produce varied responses. enhanced capabilities to image live cells, and uses the wealth of information on genetics, the purchase of a state-of-the-art confocal These strategies will enable the development proteomics and biological pathways to microscope. of innovative approaches to disease develop diagnostic and predictive tests. prevention, early diagnosis and personalized The MDx has developed 13 tests in its first therapeutic intervention. three years, including a rapid test to identify individual flu strains, and one to predict a

National Jewish Health.org | 5 Growth Continues Through Economic Downturn

In spite of the difficulties in the global economy National Jewish Health has expanded its faculty and staff, seen significant growth in patient visits, clinical revenue and research grants.

“The hard-work, dedication and sacrifices WELLNESS of the faculty and staff at National Jewish National Jewish Health wellness programs Health have allowed us to overcome the most have enjoyed robust growth as well. Since serious economic downturn in decades, January 2008, the tobacco-cessation and grow this institution as planned,” said quitlines have added six states (Iowa, New National Jewish Health President and CEO Mexico, Minnesota, Utah, South Dakota and Michael Salem, MD. Kentucky) to its client list bringing to 10 the CLINICAL SERVICES number of states served. In that same period four health plans and companies (SuperWell Since the implementation of Decade of Health Plans, CSX Corporation, Teletech Innovation: Strategic Plan 2017 National and VF Corporation) signed up for Quitline Jewish Health has offered new services services from National Jewish Health. in cardiology, gastroenterology, imaging, diagnostics, interventional pulmonology In early 2008, National Jewish Health and lung cancer. We have also created expanded its wellness offerings, launching a network of nine locations with multi- the FitLogix® weight-management program. specialty pediatric and adult clinics in Aspen, The first FitLogix® customer, Colorado Vail, Highlands Ranch, Littleton, and south Public Employees Retirement Association, metro Denver; sleep centers in Broomfield has been joined since then by companies and Littleton; and intensive care at Rose and that collectively employ more than 200,000 Swedish medical centers. people.

PATIENT VISITS RESEARCH With the increase in faculty and services, Bolstering research efforts has been National Jewish Health patient visits have another key to our institutional growth. Our grown significantly. Since the beginning researchers have shown an extraordinary of the 2008 fiscal year, outpatient clinic ability to develop compelling research visits have grown 150 percent to more proposals that earn funding. Proposals to than 61,000 in the past year. (For detailed study eczema and infections, food allergies, financial information, see the Financial and lung genomics all earned multi-million Report on page 26.) dollar grants. Research funding, mostly from the National Institutes of Health (NIH),

6 | 2010 National Jewish Health Annual Report grew to $65 million in fiscal 2010, up 35 TECHNOLOGY CAMPUS LIMITS percent from 2007 in spite of flat NIH More than $27 million has also been Due to the growth, space is now at a budgets. invested in capital improvements, premium on the 17-acre main Denver FACULTY AND STAFF including upgrading and obtaining campus. Off-campus parking has been new technology, from the Institute for leased to accommodate additional The hiring of faculty and staff has been Advanced Biomedical Imaging® to the employees. In the next year, several vital for the growth. More than 70 new Minimally Invasive Diagnostic Center, the support staff departments will move faculty members have been hired in the Integrated Bioinformation and Specimen off-campus to make room for additional past three years. In addition more than Center and the Center for Genes, faculty, staff and clinical rooms. 200 full-time staff positions have been Environment and Health. added. A master campus plan has been “We have made a substantial investments formulated to increase capacity on the National Jewish Health did not escape in both people and technology in the past main campus over the next several years. the effects of the recession, however. several years,” said Dr. Salem. “These All National Jewish Health employees investments allow National Jewish Health sacrificed part of their compensation to remain at the cutting edge of medicine to preserve the maximum number of and science.” employees.

National Jewish Health.org | 7 Silverstein Support a Family Affair in New York

At first glance Larry and Roger Silverstein seem quite different. Larry, CEO of Silverstein properties, sports a jubilant orange tie, striped shirt and flowing hair; his son, Roger, a senior vice president, dresses in muted colors and close cropped hair. But, in fact, the two have much in common. They’re both sharp businessmen, unflappable in the complex, frenetic universe that is New York real estate. They’re both passionate about their work and about the city whose skyline they help shape. And they both suffered from asthma — really awful, suck- your-breath-away asthma.

“I could barely breathe,” said Larry, about his Jewish Health. In a city where New Yorkers condition, which hit him worst in his thirties. rarely have 15 minutes to spare, they have provided innumerable hours of support year He tried everything he could find in New York. after year, as trustees, donors and supporters Nothing worked — until he took the 1,600- of National Jewish Health events. mile flight to Denver and found an answer at National Jewish Health. It was 1965. Doctors “They have been very generous donors,” at National Jewish were at the forefront of said Irving Borenstein, senior director of research. Then, as now, they thought out of National Jewish Health special events in New the box. For Larry, they considered drugs York. “But it is not just about writing checks. other clinicians thought appropriate only for They’ve rolled up their sleeves and opened up children. They worked. their homes. They have been instrumental in the success of our New York events.” “It was transformational!” he said, from his 38th floor office overlooking the Manhattan In 1969, Larry Silverstein helped launch skyline. “Transformational! The treatment the Real Estate & Construction Industries’ worked almost immediately.” Winter’s Eve Gala. Since then, his constant participation and close guidance have helped Naturally, when Roger developed the turn it into one of the industry’s must-attend condition in the 1990s, he also headed to galas and the largest, most successful National Jewish. “I had a hard time climbing National Jewish Health event. Last year, stairs before I went to National Jewish in spite of difficult economic conditions, Health,” he said. Once treated, he started the Winter’s Eve Gala raised more than $2 doing triathlons and marathons. million. Since 1969, it has raised close to This led to something else Larry and Roger $50 million to support research and care at have in common: their dedication to National National Jewish Health.

8 | 2010 National Jewish Health Annual Report New York real estate icon Larry Silverstein (left) and his son Roger have generously supported National Jewish Health since they were both successfully treated for asthma.

In recent years, Roger has focused on that could help me. They’re extraordinary.” “Our support for National Jewish bringing a new generation of supporters What’s more, both he and Roger have Health is unfettered,” said Roger. into the National Jewish Health fold. Roger referred friends — with happy results. They helped found the New York Air Society 20 go in sick. They come back better. years ago and has co-chaired it for the “We’re grateful for what National Jewish past three years. In April 2010 its cocktail Health has done for our family,” said Larry. benefit, “The Sky’s the Limit,” raised nearly “And we’re impressed by the sensitivity of $170,000 for National Jewish Health. the doctors, the quality of care. They’re really Someone once asked Larry, “Why National there for you, and we’re committed to them Jewish Health?” — to which he replied, 100 percent. “ “I had asthma, and this was the one institution

National Jewish Health.org | 9 Hearst Foundations: Support for the Long Haul

The Hearst Foundations have supported Research Laboratories. Called by the Denver National Jewish Health for so long that their Post “an important milestone not only in first contributions and its origins are shrouded the history of Denver but in the history of in legend. There is no doubt, however, about medicine,” these laboratories opened in 1951 its continuing support for excellence at and were home to Gardner Middlebrook, National Jewish Health. MD, one of the pioneers of early tuberculosis treatment with antibiotics. As the legend goes, sometime before the Second World War, one of William In the decades since, the Hearst Foundations Randolph Hearst’s employees came down have awarded 28 different grants to National with tuberculosis. Mr. Hearst, infamous Jewish Health, just this year contributing newspaper magnate, took a special interest. $150,000 to the endowment for the He made sure the patient was well cared for, Environmental Lung Center. which included treatment at National Jewish “We are proud of our longstanding Health. Mr. Hearst was so impressed with partnership,” said Teri Yeager, senior program National Jewish Health, its doctors and its officer at the Hearst Foundations. “We are care, that he began supporting the institution happy to support National Jewish Health through charitable gifts. because it has such a tradition of excellence Well documented fact begins in 1946, when and leadership in its field, and because we are Mr. Hearst, donated $150,000 to National confident that it will use our funds to make Jewish Health for construction of the Hearst great advances in medicine.”

William Randolph Hearst contributed $150,000 in 1946 for construction of the Hearst Research Laboratories, in which Gardner Middlebrook, MD, (left) conducted some of his groundbreaking tuberculosis research. The Hearst Foundations have continued to support National Jewish Health for more than 60 years.

10 | 2010 National Jewish Health Annual Report Blueprint

Institutional success requires a plan, just as successful building construction requires a blueprint. Decade of Innovation: Strategic Plan 2017, the 10-year strategic plan that National Jewish Health directors approved in 2007, lays out a plan for the future of National Jewish Health and personalized medicine. The following pages outline several initiatives, programs and projects National Jewish Health is pursuing as it fulfills its strategic vision. Lung Cancer Center Opens Ambitious research and treatment Program planned

In April 2010, National Jewish Health opened the Lung Cancer Center, a significant milestone in the implementation of the 10-year strategic plan. With existing expertise in all facets of pulmonary medicine, and an existing patient population at higher risk for lung cancer, the Lung Cancer Center is a natural extension of services at National Jewish Health.

Laurie Carr, MD, and Jeffrey Kern, MD Pulmonologist Jeffrey Kern, MD, leads the nurses who have hit the ground running,” new Oncology Division. He came to National said Dr. Kern. Jewish Health from Case Western Reserve Initially, the Lung Cancer Center is focusing guided by experience University, where he led a nationally on the diagnosis and treatment of lung Oncology Division Chief Jeffrey Kern, recognized oncology program. MD, brings experience developing cancer in cooperation with the University thoracic oncology programs to his The Lung Cancer Center draws on existing of Colorado, Swedish Medical Center, Rose new position at National Jewish Health. National Jewish Health strengths in imaging, Medical Center and other centers around Under his leadership, Case Western genomics, interventional pulmonology, the country. Patients will soon be eligible for Reserve University and the University immunology, pathology, and clinical research. participation in clinical trials of promising of Iowa developed nationally recognized medications. A research program based Dr. Kern has lured an impressive array thoracic cancer centers. on tumor biomarkers, drug discovery, cell of new talent from around the country to biology and signaling and tumor immunology As he develops the program at National National Jewish Health. Laurie Carr, MD, is also a key component of the integrated Jewish Health, he will apply lessons he formerly of the Fred Hutchinson Cancer research and clinical program. learned in previous efforts. They include: Center in Seattle, Washington, joined the n Rapid communication with referring staff in early spring to oversee medical In the coming years, National Jewish Health physicians and patients is critical. treatment, including chemotherapy, for our will consider bringing radiation oncology patients. Dr. Carr specialized in lung-cancer and thoracic surgery in-house and treating n Diagnoses and treatment planning care at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center, additional cancers of the head, neck and need to be done quickly during this and was involved in establishing its lung gastrointestinal tract. stressful time for patients. cancer program. Advanced practice nurse “Our long-term vision is that we will develop n Coordinated care is a signal feature of Bronwyn Long, a specialist in palliative care, a thoracic oncology program that will span all National Jewish Health and critical to came from the University of Minnesota to levels of clinical care, perform cutting-edge patients with cancer. manage the practice. James Jett, MD, one research, and become a leader in patient, of the nation’s leading authorities in early n Hire personnel with expertise in community and physician education” said cancer diagnosis and screening, joined the specific areas – not generalists. Richard Martin, MD, Chairman, Department staff in October 2010. of Medicine. n Take total responsibility for care of patients. “We have brought together a staff of dedicated, experienced oncologists and

12 | 2010 National Jewish Health Annual Report Cancer patient Linda Karsten has been grateful for the opportunity to ask questions and receive answers from advanced practice nurse Bronwyn Long and other Lung Cancer Center staff.

Communication is Key to Therapy for Lung Cancer Patients For Linda Karsten, communication is And she does, often seeking answers to They even known I like warm blankets and everything. Not only does it help ease fears questions and fears that inevitably arise for cranberry juice when I come in.” during a difficult time, it may extend her life. lung-cancer patients. When she doesn’t call, “Patients who feel comfortable in treatment, they call her between rounds of chemotherapy When Ms. Karsten, 53, came to the National get sleep and eat well are stronger,” said to see how she feels and to make sure she is Jewish Health Lung Cancer Center for Advanced practice nurse Bronwyn Long. eating, sleeping and taking care of herself. diagnosis and treatment of her lung cancer, “Those patients are more able to stay strong physicians and nurses both gave her their “If I have questions they always get right back and continue receiving treatment.” business cards with phone numbers and to me with answers,” said Ms. Karsten. “I feel e-mail addresses. They told her to call welcomed instead of like I am a burden. anytime.

National Jewish Health.org | 13 CAMP Study Offers Rare Asthma Insights

When 8-year-old Lindsey Alexander and her younger brother, Tivis, first started coming to National Jewish Health in 1993 she thought it was fun. She got lots of attention, toys and other rewards for participating in an asthma research study. Today, as she continues to participate in a groundbreaking asthma study at age 25, she understands and is proud that she has contributed to better asthma care for millions of patients around the world.

At 17 years, the Childhood Asthma and its possible link to chronic obstructive several factors that may contribute to these Management Program (CAMP) continuation pulmonary disease. different outcomes. Researchers have also study is one of the longest-running asthma identified several genes associated with Productive Research studies in the world. Study subjects who asthma in this group of patients. enrolled as young children now have children Results of the initial CAMP study, published As the CAMP participants progress of their own. Such long-term studies are rare in 2000, solidified the use of inhaled into adulthood National Jewish Health and offer valuable insights into treatment steroids as the most effective treatment for principal investigator, Stanley Szefler, MD, outcomes, disease progression and risk controlling asthma symptoms in children and his colleagues across the nation are factors that are impossible to discover in with persistent asthma. Since then CAMP focusing on the link between genetics, shorter studies. researchers have shown that steroids do not significantly impact long-term growth lung structure and asthma severity. They With an application just submitted for four and development. They have also learned also plan to investigate a suspected link more years of funding from the National that the medications fail to prevent long- between asthma and later development of Institutes of Health, the CAMP continuation term loss of lung function. As the study chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. study and its cohort of faithful asthma has continued, researchers have identified “The picture is starting to become clearer. patients are poised to become even more subsets of patients whose disease We’re learning how to better monitor, valuable, offering more insight into asthma worsens, stays the same or improves, and better predict and better treat asthma,” said Dr. Szefler. “Every year that this study continues, our cohort of patients becomes more valuable, helping us to make new findings and identify new questions we can ask about asthma.”

Lindsey Alexander (left) first entered the CAMP asthma studies when she was eight.

14 | 2010 National Jewish Health Annual Report Pediatric allergist Dan Searing, MD, discovered evidence that vitamin D may play an important role in asthma.

Vitamin D Linked to Asthma It has long been known that vitamin D medications. In another study, Assistant The findings suggest that vitamin D contributes to bone health. But researchers Professor of Pediatrics Daniel Searing, MD, supplements may improve some patients’ at National Jewish Health have found that it and his colleagues showed that asthmatic asthma while reducing the amount may also contribute to lung health, especially children who had low levels of vitamin D of medication they need to take. The for patients with asthma. were more allergic, had poorer lung function researchers are now beginning a study to and used more medication. Laboratory test that hypothesis. In one study of adult patients with persistent experiments also indicated that vitamin D asthma, Associate Professor of Medicine enhances the action of corticosteroids, the Rand Sutherland, MD, and his colleagues most effective controller medication for found that higher levels of vitamin D were asthma. associated with better lung function and increased responsiveness to corticosteroid

National Jewish Health.org | 15 Basic Studies Suggest New Strategy for Pulmonary Fibrosis Signaling Pathways Key to Killing Cells that Scar

Cell biologist David Riches, PhD, sees fatal disease idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis. enzyme with a small molecule. Small molecules an opportunity to apply basic scientific There is no cure or approved treatment for make good medications because they can be knowledge to treatments for an incurable this disease. manufactured inexpensively and are better disease. And he wants to grab it, now. absorbed by the body than large biomolecules Dr. Riches has spent much of his 30-year used in many medications. Dr. Riches and During normal wound healing, cells called career trying to figure out why the healing colleagues Gregory Downey, MD, and Peter fibroblasts deposit collagen and pull edges process goes so tragically wrong and those Henson, PhD, are planning to evaluate a variety of the wound together so that normal tissue fibroblasts won’t die. In recent years, he and of small molecules against these enzymes in can be rebuilt. Once the tissue is restored, others have discovered numerous enzymes cell culture and animal studies, then move the the fibroblasts die. that disrupt the biological pathways leading most promising candidates into human trials to fibroblast death. Scientists believe that the healing process as rapidly as possible. in injured lungs sometimes goes haywire. These enzymes hold real promise as “It’s about time to hit a home run,” said Riches. Instead of dying off, fibroblasts remain in the therapeutic targets for idiopathic pulmonary “We need to find new, effective treatments for lungs, depositing more and more collagen, fibrosis. Dr. Riches believes he and his this disease.” building up scar tissue and leading to the colleagues will be able to block each individual

Cell biologists David Riches, PhD, Amen Sergew, MD and their colleagues hope to apply knowledge of basic cell processes to treatment for an incurable lung disease, idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis.

16 | 2010 National Jewish Health Annual Report Excellent care and advice that National Jewish Health provided to Joseph Schuble during his battle with pulmonary fibrosis inspired his wife, Dale (left), children and grandchildren to support research to find a cure.

Family’s Experience Inspires Support Joseph Schuble was a fit and active real that included golf, travel, boating and For the past four years, Mrs. Schuble and estate executive when he started experiencing time with family and friends, before finally her two sons have sponsored the Joseph shortness of breath in November 1994. Soon succumbing in 2006 to complications R. Schuble Memorial Golf Tournament after, he was diagnosed with pulmonary related to the disease. in Maryland, which raises funds for ILD fibrosis, a progressive and fatal scarring of research. Just this past summer, Mrs. “My husband was diagnosed when he was the lungs. Schuble’s grandchildren held a garage sale 55. He could very well have died when he that raised more than $2,000 for ILD research Mr. Schuble’s prognosis was grim. There is was 56 instead of 67,” Dale Schuble said. at National Jewish Health. no cure for pulmonary fibrosis and patients “We always said the information and help we live only three years on average after a got from National Jewish Health made the Today, Mrs. Schuble continues to be a diagnosis. difference.” trustee and to donate to research. Doctors suspect Mr. Schuble had a familial form of Two years after the initial diagnosis, Mr. and The Schubles felt fortunate and grateful for the disease. His father had symptoms similar Mrs. Schuble traveled from their Maryland not only the years Mr. Schuble lived after to pulmonary fibrosis when he died, and home to National Jewish Health, where his diagnosis, but for the quality of those Mr. Schuble’s older brother had pulmonary they came under the treatment of Talmadge years. The family has expressed its gratitude fibrosis when he died in 2009. E. King, MD. After a full evaluation, Dr. through service and charitable gifts. They King spent more than two hours with the donated funds to purchase a microscope “Obviously, if an incurable disease impacts Schubles, going over test results, explaining for research. They established a fund for ILD your family, you are going to want to do details about pulmonary fibrosis, and offering research. (Pulmonary fibrosis is one form something,” Mrs. Schuble said. “I feel very advice about medications that could come of ILD, or interstitial lung disease.) In 2000, connected to National Jewish. I am involved only from an expert with years of extensive Mr. and Mrs. Schuble received the National and give money for research to help find a experience with the disease. Jewish Humanitarian Award and became cure that will help future generations.” trustees shortly thereafter. Two years later Against the odds, Mr. Schuble survived their son Joseph, Jr. and his wife, Jaymi, for 10 more years, enjoying an active life were honored with the same award.

National Jewish Health.org | 17 Intensive Care Informed by Research scientific evidence guides high quality care

It was close to six o’clock on a Sunday evening when National Jewish Health intensivist Ken Lyn-Kew, MD, learned that a 23-year-old male with a rattlesnake bite was being airlifted to Dr. Lyn-Kew and his colleagues at the Swedish Medical Center’s Intensive Care Unit.

While National Jewish Health is best When snakebite victim Jonathan Finger known for treatment of people with chronic arrived at the Swedish ICU, he was indeed diseases, doctors in the Division of Critical desperately ill. His blood pressure was Care and Hospital Medicine see some of 60/30, too low to even push blood to the the most acute cases in medicine. National brain. He was pale as a ghost, and had been Jewish Health faculty have staffed and intubated because anaphylactic shock had managed the intensive care unit at Rose closed his airways. Medical Center since 2006. They have But Dr. Lyn-Kew and his colleagues were provided hospitalist care at Rose since ready. Because National Jewish Health 2007. This past year, in September 2009, keeps board-certified intensivists on site National Jewish Health began staffing and 24 hours a day, seven days a week, they managing the intensive care unit at Swedish had been able to prepare the anti-venom Medical Center. medication and consult with a toxicologist National Jewish Health staffs both ICUs about treatment for snakebites. They had with experts trained and board-certified pulled in a cart fully stocked with materials in intensive care medicine. They practice needed to insert a central venous catheter, medicine informed by research, based on which research has shown reduces scientific evidence of what works and what infections and improves outcomes. Because doesn’t. And they have instituted a wide range Dr. Lyn-Kew was working with a printed of protocols and standardized order sets, order set for admissions, he had saved time which save time, reduce medical errors and and completed 75 percent of the orders assure consistent, comprehensive treatment before Mr. Finger even arrived. for all patients. The team worked furiously to save Mr. At Swedish, these practices have benefited Finger’s life, eventually administering a dozen both the hospital and its patients. Patients’ doses of anti-venom as well as epinephrine length of stay in the ICU, their time on a and fluids. Within an hour, he had stabilized, ventilator, and hospital-acquired infections and the team could begin standard ICU care, have all dropped since National Jewish which included evidence-based protocols for Health began managing and staffing the ventilation, rolling to avoid bedsores, oral ICU. Clinical trials of promising medications care to avoid ventilator-associated infections and protocols are now getting under way. and medicine against stomach ulcers. Within 48 hours, Mr. Finger was released to the care of his family, alive and well.

18 | 2010 National Jewish Health Annual Report Intensivist Ken Lyn-Kew, MD, explains to snakebite victim Jonathan Finger how evidence-based medicine and standardized protocols assure rapid, reliable care.

Standardized Care Improves Patient Safety One of the defining characteristics of patient definitively improve outcomes for the vast have to write out instructions and orders care in intensive care units managed and majority of patients,” said Dr. Frankel. each time they perform a procedure. staffed by National Jewish Health faculty has “Standardized protocols save time, reduce Anyone, from physicians to nurses to been the adoption of printed order sets for a medical errors and assure that we provide technicians, can raise objections if protocols variety of frequently encountered situations. the same high-quality, evidence-based care are not being followed. On the other hand, Stephen Frankel, MD, Chief of Critical Care to each and every patient.” physicians are not bound to the protocols if and Hospital Medicine, has been a driving The protocols are based in the scientific there is a reason to deviate. For instance, in force behind the adoption of these evidence- literature and developed through a consensus the snakebite case described on the previous based protocols, which range from ICU of physicians and staff. The printed order sets page, standard ICU protocol calls for patients admission to septic shock, respiratory failure assure that no step in a given procedure is to receive anti-clotting therapy. But since and intravenous line insertion. missed or skipped by a person distracted by rattlesnake venom reduces the clotting “While there are many uncertainties and the chaos that can reign in the intensive care ability of blood, doctors decided against this nuances in the practice of medicine, research unit. Having the order set printed also allows potentially dangerous step. has shown that certain interventions staff to work more quickly since they don’t

National Jewish Health.org | 19 Prepared for New Challenges Poorly understood pulmonary hypertension focus of research effort

Recognizing that many lung and heart conditions are interrelated, in 2007 National Jewish Health launched a cardiology division that has grown each year since. By 2010, with a faculty of four and a new cardiology suite, the division sees a wide variety of patients both with and without lung disease. It has developed special expertise in helping patients with the inflammatory disease sarcoidosis in the heart and foramen ovale, a hole between chambers of the heart.

The division is now poised to launch “As we continue to grow we are recognizing a research program that addresses a that pulmonary hypertension is a common widespread but little understood problem problem among our patients. However, especially prevalent among National Jewish it is little studied and often missed as a Health patients with respiratory disease – diagnosis,” said J. Kern Buckner, MD, pulmonary hypertension. Acting Chief of the Division of Cardiology. “We now plan to develop a comprehensive, Pulmonary hypertension occurs when multi-disciplinary research and treatment pressure builds up in the arteries leading program in pulmonary hypertension.” to the lungs. That pressure makes it more difficult for the right side of the heart to Cardiologists will work with pulmonologists pump blood through the lungs, which can and rheumatologists at National Jewish cause shortness of breath. Over time, the Health to identify pulmonary hypertension right side of the heart may become enlarged patients for research. Using state-of-the- and even fail. art imaging equipment, they will seek to develop better imaging techniques for Pulmonary hypertension is different from pulmonary hypertension. They will then use general hypertension, which involves those techniques and others to evaluate arteries throughout the rest of the body. progression of the disease and effectiveness Pulmonary hypertension is poorly of targeted drugs. Dr. Buckner believes the understood, difficult to diagnose and there research will help identify more effective are few options for treatment. Most of the pulmonary hypertension treatments and knowledge and treatment options involve allow physicians to personalize treatments patients who have pulmonary hypertension for individuals. with no complicating disease. For 90 percent “The pulmonary and cardiac expertise at of patients, pulmonary hypertension is a National Jewish Health coupled with our complication of their lung disease. Therein imaging capabilities make us well suited to lies the opportunity the cardiology division be one of the nation’s premier centers for plans to pursue. pulmonary hypertension,” said Dr. Buckner.

20 | 2010 National Jewish Health Annual Report Cardiologists Kern Buckner, MD, and Brett Fenster, MD, plan to make National Jewish Health a leader in research and treatment of pulmonary hypertension.

A Better Look at the Right Side of the Heart Currently the only way to definitively diagnose However, the shape and position of the “The holy grail of this research would be to find pulmonary hypertension is with an invasive right ventricle make it more difficult to a non-invasive way to diagnose pulmonary cardiac catheter, which is inserted in a patient’s image. And just as pulmonary hypertension hypertension and to follow the progression neck or leg and threaded through blood has been a relatively neglected area of of the disease,” said Dr. Fenster. “We are very vessels to the heart, where blood pressure is cardiology, so has imaging of the right optimistic that we can find answers to these directly measured. side of the heart.National Jewish Health questions.” cardiologist Brett Fenster, MD, and radiologist Imaging of the right side of the heart could Joyce Schroeder, MD, are working with theoretically be used to diagnose pulmonary research partner Siemens Medical Solutions hypertension in a non-invasive manner. The to improve right-side cardiac imaging and right side pumps blood to the lungs and to identify specific characteristics that define is where high pressure in the pulmonary pulmonary hypertension. arteries can be detected.

National Jewish Health.org | 21 When the Immune System Fails DISCOVERIES SUGGEST THERAPIES FOR CANCER, DIABETES, beryllium disease

Immunologist John Kappler, PhD, has spent much of his extraordinary career answering basic questions about how the immune system functions. His work, done largely in collaboration with his colleague and wife, Philippa Marrack, PhD, has had tremendous impact on the field of immunology.

This past year, however, Dr. Kappler has offer potential targets for medications and published papers on three specific diseases sparked a theory on the causes of diabetes – cancer, diabetes and chronic beryllium and autoimmunity in general. disease – that may have tremendous impact In autoimmune diseases such as diabetes, on the practice of medicine. lupus and multiple sclerosis, T cells mistakenly “I have spent most of my scientific life recognize the body’s own tissue as foreign thinking about how the immune system and initiate an immune attack against it. Such works when it’s functioning properly, “autoreactive” T cells are usually destroyed often at the most basic level,” said Dr. during the development process if they Kappler. “More and more, however, I am recognize and bind to “self” peptides that are drawn toward questions about diseases in part of the organism’s own body. which the basic rules seem to be violated: Dr. Kappler and his colleagues proposed autoimmunity, cancer and hypersensitivity.” that autoreactive T cells escape destruction Ever since scientists first discovered that because they never encounter the “self” the immune system recognizes cancer peptides during development in the thymus. cells as potentially harmful, they have But they do encounter them elsewhere in dreamed of creating a vaccine to fight the the body and trigger an autoimmune attack. disease. No one, however, could stimulate Dr. Kappler also probed the intimate details mildly interested T cells to fully activate and of T-cell binding to make another discovery, mount a vigorous attack against tumors. along with crystallographer Shaodong Dai, Dr. Kappler and Jill Slansky, PhD, who has PhD, and immunologist Andrew Fontenot, specialized in cancer biology, probed the MD, which suggested potential therapies details of how a T cell recognizes a tumor, Learning exacly how molecules for chronic beryllium disease. bind and fit together helps then tweaked a small protein fragment so scientists see potential cures that it would bind T cells more effectively. All three research results are being followed for disease. They used the fragment as a vaccine and up to see if they can be translated to elicited a powerful response that fought off therapies for human disease. cancer in mice. “When I think about the “end game” for In 2010 Dr. Kappler published papers with my career, being able to have something George Eisenbarth, MD, PhD, and Kathryn profound to say about any of these diseases Haskins, PhD, that identified two peptides would satisfy me no end,” said Dr. Kappler. capable of causing diabetes. The findings

22 | 2010 National Jewish Health Annual Report Boettcher Foundation Provides Crucial Support

In April, crystallographer Shaodong Dai, the Department of Immunology. He wanted Although the NIH funds the vast majority of PhD, discovered the shape of a biological to find a small molecule that could fill that research at National Jewish Health, providing molecule, which suggested how it might pocket, prevent beryllium from attaching to more than $55 million last year, philanthropic cause an incurable and sometimes fatal lung it, and thus develop the first treatment that foundations and individuals often provide disease. The molecule, HLA-DP2, is inherited actually stops the disease process. Several crucial funding for young investigators and by some people and has been associated potential candidates that Dr. Dai identified pilot projects that have trouble securing with chronic beryllium disease. Dr. Dai were already FDA-approved medications. funding through other avenues. showed that it has an abnormal pocket, The NIH declined to fund the research. The “This grant has been invaluable,” said Dr. Dai. which seems perfectly suited to binding the Boettcher Foundation, however, recognized “It allowed me to pursue a line of research that metal beryllium. That would allow HLA-DP2 the potential in Dr. Dai’s proposal. It awarded I truly believe can make a difference in people’s to present beryllium to the immune system him $300,000 as part of its Webb-Waring lives. It will also help me launch my career as and trigger chronic beryllium disease. Biomedical Research Program to pursue this an independent investigator.” The results suggested a clear line of promising line of research. research to Dr. Dai, a young researcher in

By revealing the exact shape and interactions of molecules on immune-system cells Shaodong Dai, PhD, (left) and John Kappler, PhD, have gained insight into chronic beryllium disease, cancer and diabetes.

National Jewish Health.org | 23 Food, Eczema Programs Build on Success research seeks treatments for increasingly common diseases

Patients from around the country travel to National Jewish Health for expertise and treatment of severe food allergies and atopic dermatitis. Current and future patients received good news in 2010 when the National Institutes of Health (NIH) announced that two major research efforts for these diseases will be funded for five more years. The funding will allow researchers to better understand and treat these diseases, which affect so many and are on the rise.

eczema and drug-resistant “MRSA is a significant public health They will also expand research on the staph infections threat that needs to be contained,” said genetic causes of food allergy and study Atopic dermatitis is the most common skin principal investigator Donald Leung, MD, eosinophilic gastrointestinal disease, which disease in the general population, affecting PhD, Professor of Allergy and Clinical is associated with food allergies. 20 percent of children. Also known as Immunology. “We want to find out why “We need to find better ways to treat and eczema, atopic dermatitis is characterized these patients are susceptible to staph prevent food allergy and improve the by repeated bouts of dry, itchy, irritated infections, particularly MRSA, and learn quality of life of those with the disease,” skin, which can make life miserable. how we can prevent them from developing said Assistant Professor of Pediatrics and spreading to others.” The NIH awarded $31 million to National David Fleischer, MD. “Food allergies are Jewish Health to lead a consortium treatments for food allergy difficult to manage, because even when of medical centers seeking to better The Consortium of Food Allergy Research, people avoid allergenic foods there is still understand skin infections associated with of which National Jewish Health is a risk of accidental exposure.” atopic dermatitis. The research extends an original member, will foster new an effort that has already identified approaches to prevent and treat food several factors associated with patients’ allergies with a new five-year $30-million susceptibility to skin infections and a grant that extends a promising program potentially dangerous reaction to smallpox already underway. vaccines. Researchers at National Jewish Health Because of frequent bacterial infections, previously began clinical trials aimed at and possibly because of repeated desensitizing allergic patients to peanuts antibiotic use to fight them, many atopic and eggs, and have reported promising dermatitis patients develop antibiotic- initial findings. They also initiated an resistant staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) observational study to determine what infections. Although MRSA patients are factors correlate with the remission or isolated at National Jewish Health and other continuation of food allergy. hospitals, these patients commonly have All of these studies will continue under the contact with friends and family outside the new initiative, as well as an additional study healthcare setting, and could be a source to try desensitizing allergic patients by of infections in a wider population. applying peanut protein to their skin.

24 | 2010 National Jewish Health Annual Report At the Beaux Arts Ball in Denver, Jack Littauer and his sister, Lianna, helped raise more than $600,000 in 15 minutes.

Family’s Story Helps Raise Funds for Food-Allergy Research In less than 15 minutes, during the 2010 what that feels like,” said Jack’s father, Fred, two extraordinary gifts of $100,000, then Beaux Arts Ball in Denver, more than 200 during a short video shown at the ball. two more of $50,000, hundreds of people guests contributed an astonishing $600,000 continued contributing in amounts ranging A 10-day visit to the interdisciplinary pediatric to support research and patient care for from $25,000 down to $500. day program at National Jewish Health, helped pediatric food allergies. the Littauers definitively identify what Jack “The outpouring of encouragement and Attendees at the ball were inspired to donate was and was not allergic to, restoring several donations that were given to this very by the story of 5-year-old Jack Littauer and his previously eliminated foods from his diet. Staff important cause was amazing,” said Jack’s family. By the time he was 4, Jack had already at National Jewish also helped Jack’s asthma mother, Kristy. “National Jewish Health been rushed to the hospital four times for and taught the family how better to manage changes lives. It certainly changed ours.” allergic reactions to food, once landing in the and cope with his food allergies. He has not intensive care unit. had a serious reaction since.

“There’s something about going into a hospital After the video, hundreds of people raised and seeing your son with IVs in his arms and their paddles in a reverse auction to fund he’s not moving….there’s no way to describe pediatric food-allergy research. Starting with

National Jewish Health.org | 25 Financial Report

National Jewish Health completed a very and become more financially self-sufficient strong financial year as the US began to over time. We were able to achieve our early recover from the severe global recession. goals through the efforts of our talented, Net assets for the year increased by $14.7 passionate and dedicated faculty and staff, million, and operations generated $24 million and with the guidance and help of our of positive cash flow. We continue to be Directors and Trustees around the country. widely recognized and ranked as the number We are well positioned, with a strong one institution in America – and the world – foundation, to move forward with our in respiratory health. 10-year strategic plan. It is also clear that we One key strength of National Jewish is our will not be able to achieve our goals out of dedicated employees who all sacrificed to present earnings. The space provided by our preserve jobs for their colleagues. Combined newest building, the Iris and Michael Smith with tight expense controls, their sacrifice Clinics and Laboratories, is full. We are made it possible to thrive during tough now space-constrained and moving some economic times. We are pleased to report departments off campus. Fifty percent of our that as of January 2010, all compensation buildings on campus are more than 50 years was restored to employees. old. We plan to continue leading the world as a premier academic health center, and While we controlled expenses, we remained therefore must continue to vibrantly build our faithful to our core mission and continued institution locally and nationally. to grow substantially in our patient care and research efforts, consistent with our 10-year The management team, with the support of strategic plan. Net revenue from clinical the Board and Trustees, has demonstrated services grew more than 13% from 2009. over the last several years the ability to meet Revenues from research activities increased every challenge. By growing and investing in more than 14%. The loss from operations facilities, faculty, staff, technology, business was the lowest recorded in the last decade. opportunities and new programs, we will Thanks to both our loyal donors and strong be able to serve more patients and continue expense controls, development raised a net our world-renowned research, clinical and of $17.6 million. Additionally, the investment education programs. portfolios experienced strong returns, Sincerely, recording more than $9.3 million in realized and unrealized gains.

National Jewish Health has implemented the first three years of a strategic plan that will allow us to innovate and lead as an academic Larry Silverstein health center, remain pre-eminent in our Treasurer areas of focus, maintain our collegial culture,

26 | 2010 National Jewish Health Annual Report Statement of Activities

Consolidated Statements of Activities 2010 2009 (in millions) Revenues, gains and other support: Net Patient Service Revenue...... $88.6 $78.1 Health Initiatives Revenue...... 9.6 12.8 Grant Revenue...... 65.0 56.9 Contributions...... 23.0 25.6 Investment Returns ...... 9.8 (10.4) Other Income...... 9.1 7.4 Total Revenues...... $205.1 $170.4

Expenses: Academic Services...... $91.8 $81.1 Clinical Services...... 46.6 46.0 Administration and Fiscal Support...... 19.7 18.2 Support Services...... 10.6 10.4 Health Initiatives and Marketing ...... 11.4 11.4 Fund Development...... 5.5 6.9 Other Expense...... 4.7 5.0 Total Expenses. $190.3 $179.0

Increase (decrease) in Net Assets . $14.8 $(8.6) Net Assets Beginning of the Year. $141.6 $150.2 Net Assets End of Year. $156.3 $141.6

Consolidated Statements of Financial Position 2010 2009 (in millions) Assets: Cash and Cash Equivalents ...... 6.9 3.7 Accounts Receivable - net...... 24.9 35.1 Investments - at fair value...... 100.2 76.7 Other Assets...... 19.2 17.7 Property, plant and equipment - net...... 88.0 93.3 Total Assets...... $239.2 $226.5

Liabilities and Net Assets: Accounts Payable and Current Liabilities ...... 23.7 22.4 Long-term Debt...... 45.7 49.6 Other Long-term Liabilities. 13.5 12.9 Net Assets...... 156.3 141.6 Total Net Assets and Liabilities . $239.2 $226.5

National Jewish Health.org | 27 charity care & Patient Service Revenue (millions) Uncollected Medicaid (millions) research grant Revenue (millions) 88.6 78.1 65.0 60.7 56.9 49.1 48.6 46.4 44.1 48.9 15.0 11.6 7.0 6.4 6.3 2010 2006 2008 2009 2007 2009 2006 2007 2010 2008 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

With additional faculty and staff Although the recent recession has National Jewish Health faculty available to meet continued strong officially ended, demand for charity successfully competed for funding demand for National Jewish Health care continues to increase. under the American Recovery and expertise, we have continued to care Reinvestment Act. for increasing numbers of patients and doubled patient service revenue in five years.

28 | 2010 National Jewish Health Annual Report Investments (millions) expenses

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National Jewish Health investments have rebounded strongly from recent lows to new highs.

National Jewish Health.org | 29 Events Around the Country Raise Enthusiasm, Support for National Jewish Health

From Los Angeles to Denver, New York and beyond, supporters of National Jewish Health gather at dozens of philanthropic events across the nation every year. These events provide not only a good time for attendees, but raise invaluable support and enthusiasm for National Jewish Health. Below are pictures from some of our recent events.

National Jewish Health celebrated its 110th anniversary in October 2009 during its annual Board and Trustee joint meeting. Denver Mayor John Hickenlooper (center) joined National Jewish Health President and CEO, Michael Salem, MD, (left) and It’s not all hard work being on Board Chair Tom Gart (right) for the celebration. the National Jewish Health board as Director Barb Gallagher (left) demonstrates as she and Julie Pearson channel the Supremes at Cocktails & Karaoke.

The 2009 New York Real Estate and Construction Industries Dinner raised more than $2 million in December to benefit National Jewish Health. Dinner leaders included (L. to R.) Steve Siegel, Michael Salem, Klara Silverstein, Larry Silverstein, Wendy Mechanic, Jonathan Mechanic, Wendy Siegel, Lee and Joyce Neibart.

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Margaret Sue Allon Roger Gibson Scott D. Robinson LIFETIME DIRECTORS Stephen W. Arent Jerry Glauser Hassan Salem Joseph S. Davis Rich Baer Will Gold, III Meyer M. Saltzman William Gold Jim Berenbaum Staunton Golding Richard Schierburg Philip H. Karsh Paulette Brody Barry Hirschfeld Michael K. Schonbrun Leonard M. Perlmutter Norman Brownstein Christie Isenberg Carole Schwartz Edward A. Robinson Robin Chotin Mariner Kemper Martin Semple Geraldine Cohen Steven D. Kris Stephen B. Siegel Stanton Dodge James D. Kuhn Wendy Siegel David H. Engleberg Bradley A. Levin Donald Silversmith Joel Farkas Evelyn Makovsky Marc D. Steron Michael Feiner Marvin Moskowitz Burton M. Tansky Barbara Gallagher Zachary H. Pashel Debra Tuchman Tom Gart Marcus B. Peperzak Evan H. Zucker Lawrence Gelfond Blair E. Richardson

Officers

Chair, Board of Directors Vice Chair, President and CEO Executive Vice Presidents Tom Gart Council of National Trustees Michael S. Salem, MD, FACS Gregory P. Downey, MD, FRCP Denver, CO Albert D. Angel Academic Affairs West Orange, NJ Chief Financial Officer and Vice Chairs, Board of Directors Executive Vice President Gary R. Cott, MD Robin Chotin Regional Vice Chairs, Christine Forkner Medical and Clinical Services Denver, CO Council of National Trustees Tom Flexner Chief Operating Officer and David A. Schwartz, MD Don Silversmith New York, NY Executive Vice President Provost Denver, CO Ron Berge Jeffrey Kapor Vice Presidents Evan Zucker Los Angeles, CA Department Chairs Carol Gibson Denver, CO Richard J. Martin, MD Development Secretary, Board of Directors Bob Paller Medicine Robin Chotin Atlanta, GA David Tinkelman, MD Denver, CO Erwin W. Gelfand, MD Health Initiatives Gary Silversmith Pediatrics Treasurer, Board of Directors Washington, DC Geri Reinardy Larry Silverstein John C. Cambier, PhD Director of Public Affairs New York, NY David Solomon Immunology Houston, TX Co-Chairs, Council of National Trustees Stephen and Wendy Siegel New York, NY

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MEDICINE National Jewish Health Division of Pulmonary and Division of Psychosocial Richard J. Martin, MD, Chair South Denver Critical Care Medicine Kevin K. Brown, MD, Michelle A. Beutz, MD E. Rand Sutherland, MD, MPH, Chief Heather LaChance, PhD, vice Chair of Clinical Affairs James J. Fenton, MD Ronald C. Balkissoon, MD acting Chief Jeffrey A. Kern, MD, Robert M. Maulitz, MD David A. Beuther, MD Mark Aloia, PhD vice Chair of Finance Richard D. Mountain, MD Russell P. Bowler, MD, PhD Shannon Christian, PhD Brian J. Day, PhD, Ahmad Rashid, MD E. Michael Canham, MD Michael Greher, PhD vice Chair of Research Robert Scoggins, MD Ling-Yi Chang, PhD Alison Heru, MD David A. Taryle, MD Reuben M. Cherniack, MD Kristin Holm, PhD Division of Allergy and Mary L. Warner, MD Hong Wei Chu, MD Karin Hoth, PhD Clinical Immunology Jennifer S. Wink, MD Philip R. Corsello, MD Brian D. Hoyt, PhD Rafeul Alam, MD, PhD, Chief Gregory P. Cosgrove, MD Elizabeth Kozora, PhD Eric C. Chenworth, DO Division of Environmental Gary R. Cott, MD Frederick Wamboldt, MD Shaila U. Gogate, MD and Occupational Health James D. Crapo, MD Sciences Magdalena M. Gorska, MD Gregory P. Downey, MD Division of Rheumatology Lisa A. Maier, MD, MSPH, Chief Ronald J. Harbeck, PhD Roland M. du Bois, MD Richard T. Meehan, MD, Chief E. Brigitte Gottschall, MD, MSPH Hua Huang, MD, PhD James H. Ellis, Jr., MD Marc Cohen, MD Stella E. Hines, MD, MSPH Rohit K. Katial, MD Fabienne Gally, PhD Aryeh Fischer, MD Zheng Huang, MD, PhD Vijaya Nagabhushanam, PhD Anthony N. Gerber, MD, PhD JoAnn Z. Gillis, MD Remy Kachadourian, PhD Harold S. Nelson, MD James T. Good, MD Jennifer Janssen, MD John W. Martyny, PhD, C.I.H. Tho Quy Truong, MD Nabeel Hamzeh, MD Elizabeth A. Regan, MD, PhD Annyce S. Mayer, MD, MSPH Richard W. Weber, MD William J. Janssen, MD Tho Quy Truong, MD Karin A. Pacheco, MD, MSPH Yoko Ito, MD, PhD Cecile S. Rose, MD, MPH Division of Cardiology Beata Kosmider, PhD Division of Sleep Medicine J. Kern Buckner, MD, Acting Chief Michael Van Dyke, PhD, C.I.H., CSP Esther L. Langmack, MD TeofiloL . Lee-Chiong, MD, Chief Brett E. Fenster, MD Barry J. Make, MD John Harrington, MD, MPH Division of Andrew M. Freeman, MD Kenneth Malcolm, PhD Sheila Tsai, MD Gastroenterology Howard Weinberger, MD Robert J. Mason, MD Philip D. Hanna, MD, Chief Ali Musani, MD PEDIATRICS Luette Morton, MD Section of Community Piruz Nahreini, PhD Erwin W. Gelfand, MD, Chair Research Mari Nakamura (Numata) MD, PhD Medical and Clinical Services Lisa C. Cicutto, RN, PhD Jerry A. Nick, MD Pulmonary Florence B. Blager, PhD David Nichols, MD Shama Ahmad, PhD Division of Critical Care and Susan Brugman, MD Division of Mycobacterial Rebecca Oberley-Deegan, PhD Hospital Medicine and Respiratory Infections Amy L. Olson, MD Marzena Krawiec, MD Stephen K. Frankel, MD, Chief Charles L. Daley, MD, Chief Brian O’Connor, PhD Gary Larsen, MD Christopher A. Czaja, MD, MPH Donald R. Rollins, MD Dave Nichols, MD Critical Care Leonid Heifets, MD Robert A. Sandhaus, MD, PhD Raymond Rancourt, PhD Evans Fernandez-Perez, MD Milene T. Saavedra, MD Jennifer Taylor-Cousar, MD Tristan Huie, MD Gwen A. Huitt, MD Michael D. Iseman, M.D David A. Schwartz, MD, MPH Livia Veress, MD Kenneth Lyn-Kew, MD Max A. Seibold, PhD Carl White, MD Vipin Malik, MD Shannon H. Kasperbauer, MD Kenneth A. Lichtenstein, MD Amen Sergew, MD Michael D. Schwartz, MD Allergy and Clinical Carlos Perez-Velez, MD Daniel R. Smith, MD Elaine M.K. Schwartz, MD Immunology Preveen Ramamoorthy, PhD Joshua J. Solomon, MD Jeffery J. Swigris, DO, MS Donald Y.M. Leung, MD, PhD, Head Hospitalists Robert M. Tate, MD S. Allan Bock, MD Carrie Megan Austin, MD Section of Nephrology/ Diabetology Jennifer Taylor-Cousar, MD Mark Boguniewicz, MD Jason D. Dewees, MD Elizabeth F. Owen Kern, MD, MS Jyoti V. Thaikoottathil, PhD Donna L. Bratton, MD Marisa L. Echaniz, MD Dennis R. Voelker, PhD David M. Fleischer, MD Daniela E. Grayeb, MD Division of Oncology, Cancer Jieru Wang, MD, PhD Erwin W. Gelfand, MD Carrie A. Horn, MD Center Zhiyong Wang, PhD Patricia C. Giclas, PhD Lauren E. Sarnat, MD Jeffrey A. Kern, MD, Chief Qun Wu, MD, PhD Elena Goleva, PhD Shandhya Rai-Sherpa, MD Laurie L. Carr, MD Ivana Yang, PhD Andrew Liu, MD Jeffrey L. Zamarripa, MD Rangnath Mishra, PhD Robert L. Young, MD, PhD Henry Milgrom, MD Rachel L. Zemans, MD Harold S. Nelson, MD Inpatient Service Section of Pathology Nathan Rabinovitch, MD Susan Kotake, MD Steve D. Groshong, MD, PhD, Chief William T. Pluss, MD Carlyne D. Cool, MD Rosane de Oliveira Duarte Achcar, MD

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Ambulatory Pediatrics ACADEMIC AFFAIRS IMMUNOLOGY University of Colorado F. Dan Atkins, MD, Head Gregory P. Downey, MD, John C. Cambier, PhD, Chair Denver Faculty Mark Boguniewicz, MD executive Vice President Donald Bellgrau, PhD Kirstin Carel, MD National Jewish Health Susan A Boackle, MD Jonathan Malka, MD Biostatistics Faculty J. J. Cohen MD, PhD Henry Milgrom, MD James R. Murphy, PhD, Head Rafeul Alam, MD, PhD James DeGregori, PhD Daniel Searing, MD Douglas C. Everett, PhD Scott Alper, PhD George S. Eisenbarth, MD, PhD Matthew J. Strand, PhD Willi K. Born, PhD Holger K. Eltzschig, MD, PhD Behavioral Health Ted D. Wade, PhD Hong Wei Chu, MD Andrew P. Fontenot, MD Bruce G. Bender, PhD, Head Shaodong Dai, PhD Brian M. Freed, PhD Mary D. Klinnert, PhD Radiology Brian J. Day, PhD John H. Freed, PhD Jane Robinson, PhD John D. Newell, Jr., MD, Head Gregory P. Downey, MD, FRCP Laurent Gapin PhD John D. Armstrong, II, MD Leonard Dragone, MD, PhD Lucy Golden-Mason, PhD Cell Biology Jonathan H. Chung, MD James R. Hagman, PhD Douglas K. Graham, MD, PhD David W.H. Riches, PhD, Head Debra S. Dyer, MD Ronald J. Harbeck, PhD Todd J. Grazia, MD Aftab Ahmad, PhD Valerie A.E. Hale, MD Peter Henson, PhD Kathryn M. Haskins, PhD Azzeddine Dakhama, PhD David A. Lynch, MD Hua Huang, MD, PhD Christopher J. Hogan, PhD Moumita Ghosh, PhD Joyce D. Schroeder, MD Erwin W. Gelfand, MD V. M. Holers, MD Stijn de Langhe, PhD John W. Kappler, PhD Dirk Homann, MD, MA Leonard Dragone, MD, PhD Genetics (Center for Genes, Laurel Lenz, PhD Cynthia C. Ju, PhD Pia Hauk, MD Environment and Health) Philippa C. Marrack, PhD Taras Lyubchenko, PhD Peter Henson, PhD David A. Schwartz, MD, MPH, Head Rebecca L. O’Brien, PhD Ross M. Kedl, PhD Christina C. Leslie, PhD Scott Alper, PhD Roberta Pelanda, PhD John W. Moorhead, PhD Joseph J. Lucas, PhD Sonia Leach, PhD Anne-Laure Perraud, PhD Roderick Nairn, PhD Richard Reisdorph, PhD Brian O’Connor, PhD Nichole Reisdorph, PhD Terence A. Potter, PhD Susan Reynolds, PhD Max Seibold, PhD Richard Reisdorph, PhD Yosef Refaeli, PhD Katsuyuki Takeda, PhD Michael Strong, PhD David Riches, PhD Hugo R. Rosen, MD Ivana V. Yang, PhD Christina Roark, PhD Carsten Schmitz, MD Pharmacology David A. Schwartz, MD Jill Slansky, PhD Stanley Szefler,MD , Head Affiliates Lawrence J. Wysocki, PhD Raul Torres, PhD Joseph Spahn, MD Edward Chan, MD Gongyi Zhang, PhD Linda F. Van Dyk, PhD Ronina Covar, MD Cara C. Wilson, MD Richard B. Johnston, Jr., MD Paul Reynolds, PhD David Tinkelman, MD

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Barry B. Akrongold Gerald W. Bodzy Bruce Deifik Sidney Forbes Fortune Financial & Enlight Industries, LLC The Greenspun Corporation The Forbes Company investment Corp. Houston, TX Henderson, NV Southfield,MI New York, NY Leonard Boxer, Esq. Joseph A. DeLuca Larry J. Freeman Stanford J. Alexander Stroock & Stroock & Lavan Joseph A. DeLuca, Inc. Freeman Beauty Labs Weingarten Realty Investors New York, NY Huntington Bay, NY Los Angeles, CA Houston, TX Debbie Breslawsky Richard J. DeRienzo Lester M. Friedman Marsha Alpert Weston, CT Lefkowitz, Garfinkel,C hampi & Great American Group Englewood, CO deRienzo, P.C. Woodland Hills, CA Candy Brown Providence, RI Albert D. Angel Dallas, TX Ronald S. Friedman Angel Consulting Irwin Dinn Stonefield Josephson,I nc. West Orange, NJ Ike Brown Dinn, Hochman, Potter Los Angeles, CA NFI Interactive Cleveland, OH Del Archuleta Waxahachie, TX Alex Fryburg Molzen-Corbin & Associates Susan Dinn Pompano Beach, FL Albuquerque, NM Mark D. Brutzkus Moreland Hills, OH Ezra, Brutzkus, Gubner, LLP Donald J. Gibson Robert J. Arth Woodland Hills, CA Jay DiPietro J.P. Morgan Chase & Company Bank of America Business Capital Boca West Country Club New York, NY New York, NY Sen. Richard H. Bryan Boca Raton, FL Lionel Sawyer & Collins James J. Gold Herbert Ash Las Vegas, NV Bruce S. Dobozin, MD Bergdorf Goodman, Inc. Flowerhill, NY Brooklyn, NY New York, NY Lana Cain Vicky L. Balmot Bealls Department Stores Jeremy Doppelt Beth Apter Gold Arcadia, CA Bradenton, FL Jeremy Doppelt Realty Management Scarsdale, NY Jersey City, NJ Richard H. Bard Joseph J. Carroll Irene J. Goldminz-Roberts Bard Capital Group Baldwin, NY Jared Drescher Carlsbad, NM Denver, CO DHA & Company Ann Shannon Cassidy Bethesda, MD Gary E. Goldstein, MD Elise Barish The Broadhurst Foundation Austin, TX Denver, CO Tulsa, OK Irene Drescher Potomac, MD Mark S. Goldstein Kevin Barrett Jerome A. Chazen Paley Rothman Deloitte & Touche Chazen Capital Partners, LLC Joyce Eichenberg Bethesda, MD Boston, MA New York, NY New York, NY Solvin W. Gordon Joseph Berenbaum, Esq. Kathy A. Chazen, CLU, ChFC Robert Ezra Gordon Insurance, LLC Berenbaum & Weinshienk & National Financial Networks, LLC Ezra, Brutzkus, Gubner LLP Montgomery Village, MD eason, PC New York, NY Woodland Hills, CA Denver, CO Mr. Rob Greenspan Marty Cohen Murray D. Fischer Greenspan Consult, Inc. Mark H. Berey Cohen & Steers, Inc. Beverly Hills, CA Encino, CA MHB Ventures, Inc. New York, NY Delray Beach, FL Aaron Fleck Janet Grove Mitchell F. Cohen Aspen, CO New York, NY Elaine C. Bialor CIT Financial Sun City Center, FL Los Angeles, CA Barbara Fleck Bruce S. Haas Aspen, CO Boca Raton, FL Philip F. Bleser Marianne Cohn J.P. Morgan Securities, Inc. Metairie, LA Thomas M. Flexner Jacqueline Hall New York, NY Citigroup Macy’s West Bruce H. Corbin New York, NY San Francisco, CA Ronald M. Blitzer Glendale, CA Be Green Packaging Madeline Forbes Dee Hartzmark Santa Barbara, CA John F. Daly BloomfieldH ills, MI Moreland Hills, OH CIT Commercial Services Louis A. Bluestein, Esq. New York, NY Centennial, CO

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Lee Hartzmark Charles Kushner Andrew Malloy Lee S. Neibart Oppenheimer & Co., Inc. Kushner Companies Shepherd Kaplan, LLC AREA Property Partners Pepper Pike, OH New York, NY Greenwood Village, CO New York, NY

Robert E. Helpern, Esq. Alan Landsburg Jay S. Mangel Joseph F. Nemia Tannenbaum, Helpern, Syracuse & The Landsburg Company Grobstein, Horwath & Wilton, CT hirschtritt, LLP Los Angeles, CA company LLP New York, NY Sherman Oaks, CA Carol D. Nichols Robert Langholz Mineral City, OH James Berry Hill Holliman Langholz & Runnels Lawrence A. Marsiello Berry-Hill Galleries, Inc. Tulsa, OK Wriston Capital Management Arnie Orlick New York, NY New York, NY White Plains, NY Karl G. Larson Mark Holbreich, MD Gustave A. Larson Company Michele S. Marvins Robert I. Paller Indianapolis, IN Aspen, CO Houston, TX Smith, Gambrell & Russell Atlanta, GA Jimmy H. Jackson Madeleine. Larson Edith McAllister Jackson Claborn, Inc. Aspen, CO San Antonio, TX Henry Lee Paul Plano, TX Tampa, FL Jerrold L. Lavine Sherman McCorkle George E. Johnson Freeman LTD Technology Ventures Corporation Lewis Pell Chicago, IL Providence, RI Albuquerque, NM New York, NY

Robert Joseph Jerome L. Lefkowitz Harold C. McKenna Sandy C. Peltyn Wilmette, IL Cranston, RI Plymouth, MA Henderson, NV

David J. Kantes Harvey L. Leo, MD Jonathan L. Mechanic Carla Olman Peperzak Siemens Financial Services, Inc. Allergy & Immunology Assoc. Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver, and Spokane, WA Iselin, NJ ann Arbor Jacobson, LLP Ann Arbor, MI New York, NY Alfred Perlstein Jeffrey H. Kapor Boca Raton, FL Buchalter Neimer Susan H. Lerner Robert Mettler Los Angeles, CA Beverly Hills, CA Studio City, CA James Perse James Perse, Inc. Robert M. Keats Robert K. Lewin Myron M. Miller Vernon, CA Potomac, MD CIT Group/Commercial Services Miller Global Properties Los Angeles, CA Denver, CO Joseph A. Pollicino, Sr. Thomas Keller, III Manhasset, NY Moss & Barnett, P.A. Samuel Lewis Arthur Mirante, II Edelstein Family Foundation Goodstein Management, Inc. Cushman & WakefieldI nc. Michael Pralle Minneapolis, MN New York, NY New York, NY New York, NY

Mark M. King Fred F. Lionetti Gerald Morgan, Jr. Stephen Raphael KRG Capital Partners Continental Business Credit Midlothian, VA Merrill Lynch Denver, CO Woodland Hills, CA New York, NY Patricia Mulroy John J. Knott, Jr. Keith M. Locker Southern Nevada Water District C. Patrick Roberts CB Richard Ellis Inlet Capital Management, LLC Las Vegas, NV Florida Assn. of Broadcasters, Inc. Las Vegas, NV New York, NY Tallahassee, FL Jay M. Murnick William A. Kosis Brian S. MacConnell Murnick Property Group Glenaan M. Robbins PNC Business Credit PNC Business Credit Newark, NJ Key Largo, FL East Brunswick, NJ New York, NY Maxine Murnick Billie Ross John Z. Kukral Marc Magazine Short Hills, NJ Chicago, IL Northwood Investors HUMBOLDT Hospitality Advisors New York, NY McLean, VA James F. Murray Irene B. Rubenstein Murray & Gaunt Partners Tampa, FL Lawrence T. Kurlander Peter J. Mallen New York, NY Greensboro, GA Mallen Family Foundation LeRoy Rubin Norcross, GA Scott Murray Leebar Management Corp. Murray Media New York, NY Dallas, TX

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M. Ronald Ruskin Larry A. Silverstein Howard G. Sutton Emeritus Trustees The Lansco Corporation Silverstein Properties, Inc. The Providence Journal Company New York, NY New York, NY Providence, RI Stanley P. Blacher Blacher Brothers, Inc. Richard B. Saltzman Roger A. Silverstein Andrew H. Tananbaum Providence, RI Colony Capital, LLC Silverstein Properties, Inc. Capital Business Credit, LLC New York, NY New York, NY New York, NY Paul Choquette Gilbane Building Company Thomas J. Saylak Michael S. Smith Benjamin S. Thrush Providence, RI Teewinot Holdings LLC Freeport LNG HUB International Northeast Scarsdale, NY Houston, TX New York, NY The Honorable J. Joseph Garrahy Providence, RI Richard T. Schlosberg, III David B. Snow Barbara Tornberg The Bank of San Antonio Medco Health Solutions Aventura, FL Garrett B. Hunter San Antonio, TX Franklin Lakes, NJ RI State Chairman Lynn Trojahn CDC New England Milton Schneiderman David L. Solomon ACCION New Mexico Providence, RI Madison Homes Condera Advisors Albuquerque, NM McLean, VA Houston, TX Sheldon Magazine Kenneth L. Tucker Rancho Mirage, CA Brad Schnepf David N. Sonnenblick Wilmette, IL Marnell Properties Sonnenblick-Eichner Company John C. Portman, Jr. Las Vegas, NV Los Angeles, CA Terrence J. Ullrich Portman Holdings Syosset, NY Atlanta, GA Steve Schorr Steven Spinola Cox Communications Real Estate Board of New York Andrew Valentine Morris Rochlin Las Vegas, NV New York, NY Battelle Memorial Institute Franklin, MI Columbus, OH Dale Schuble Michael R. Stanford Marvin Traub The Schuble Family Foundation, Inc. Albuquerque, NM Mark A. Walsh Marvin Traub Associates Chevy Chase, MD Rye, NY New York, NY Melba Steeg Jeffrey H. Schwartz Investment & Developing, Inc. Timothy J. Welch Global Logistic Properties New Orleans, LA KLG PacificP alisades, CA New York, NY Richard H. Stein Steven J. Seif Mann, Frankfort, Stein & Lipp George T. Wendler Hahn & Hessen, LLP Houston, TX Marketing Management Group, Inc. New York, NY New York, NY Harry Steinmetz John M. Sevo WeiserMazars, LLP Harriette Kingoff Will SEVO MILLER New York, NY Richmond, VA Denver, CO Robert A. Stern Philip D. Winn William C. Shaddock Lenders Residential Mortgage Rancho Mirage, CA Capital Title of Texas, LLC Addison, TX Plano, TX Dale A. Wood Tammany Stern Southwest Asthma & Allergy Clinic Leslie Shaw BESTOFGUIDE.COM San Antonio, TX Boontown Township, NJ Addison, TX 75001 Mertie Wood Lila Siegel Dan H. Stewart San Antonio, TX Boynton Beach, FL DM Stewart Investments Reno, NV Sandra K. Woods Gary Silversmith Castle Rock, CO P&L Investments, LLC Sue Ann Strauss Washington, DC Houston, TX Anne Young Colorado Springs, CO

National Jewish Health.org | 37 NATIONAL JEWISH HEALTH awards

CHAIRMAN’S AWARD The Chairman’s Award for Special Achievement is presented by the Chairman of RECIPIENTS the Board of Directors to recognize those who made exceptional contributions to National Jewish Health during the past year.

2010 molly Blank 2000 evelyn Best h. A. & Mary K. Chapman paul R. Charron charitable Foundation sherman McCorkle mrs. Frances B. Cohen howard Michnick Brian Greenspun milton Morris 2009 no awards given 1999 carole & Albert Angel 2008 edelstein Family Foundation marianne Cohn mrs. Edith S. McAllister david Liniger milton Schneiderman Roger Gibson 2007 no awards given samuel J. Rosenfeld 2006 alex Fryburg melba Steeg Bella Feinstein 1998 maurice Austin doug & Dale Anderson mike O’Callaghan steve G. Schorr Bill Gold Rachel Kodanaz Ron Ruskin taner Kodanaz allan Zidell 2005 amy M. Murnick, Jay M. Murnick, 1997 Joseph J. Carroll Lee S. Murnick (New York A.I.R. Society) walter F. Imhoff Myra Schaps donald W. Hoagland Van Pelt Foundation wendy Siegel 2004 armstrong McDonald Foundation william D. White Jr. c.L.C. Kramer Foundation 1996 leonard Boxer abraham & Sonia Rochlin Foundation larry Buchanan grand Aerie Order of Eagles Kenneth Chirba 2003 carol Aaron cary Marmis philip Leitman henry Zarrow lucille Raphael Jack Zarrow dale and Joseph Schuble 1995 the A.I.R. Society New York City Ralph Tornberg Joseph Berenbaum, Esq. 2002 daniel Freed sunya Kronstadt irma Jacobson michele S. Marvins Jeffrey H. Kapor 1994 Robert L. Mettler samuel Lewis carol D. Nichols Robert Paller Randy Rutherford lila Siegel david Sonnenblick 2001 Joan & Stanford Alexander herbert L. Ash, Esq. Bruce H. Corbin John Knott ambrose Monell Foundation vickie & Trygve E. Myhren

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LORBER AWARD RECIPIENTS The Arthur B. Lorber Award for Distinguished Service, National Jewish Health’s highest honor, recognizes singular achievement in helping to advance medical science. Under Arthur Lorber’s leadership, the Sheltering Home grew from an orphanage into the premier treatment center for respiratory diseases in the United States.

2010 michael & Iris Smith 1996 peter M. Henson 2009 no award given 1995 Burton M. Tansky 2008 norman Brownstein, Esq. 1994 larry A. Silverstein Mrs. Wendy Siegel 1993 leonard M. Perlmutter 2007 no award given 1992 no award given 2006 no award given 1991 J. Peter Grace 2005 no award given 1990 drs. Philippa Marrack & 2004 herbert L. Ash John Kappler 2003 no award given 1989 conrad D. Stephenson 2002 the Fund To Cure Asthma 1988 cecil Green & Howard V. nancy & James Berry Hill Rickenberg, PhD marjorie & Stephen Raphael 1987 Richard S. Farr, MD 2001 albert D. Angel 1986 Robert L. Silber & David S. Touff 2000 sunya P. Kronstadt 1985 arthur Robinson, MD 1999 Robert L. Mettler 1984 dollie & Jack Galter 1998 no award given 1983 Richard N. Bluestein 1997 carol D. Nichols 1982 andrew Goodman

PRESIDENT’S AWARD The President’s Award, which is given only occasionally, pays tribute to business RECIPIENTS and philanthropic leaders whose support goes far beyond the usual to promote the mission and vision of National Jewish Health.

2010 Rich Baer 2003 thomas M. Flexner natalie Zucker James D. Kuhn 2009 diane & Charles Gallagher Family milton Morris foundation wendy M. Siegel 2008 monfort Family Foundation 2002 molly Blank 2007 no award given 2001 seryl & Charles Kushner 2006 no award given 2000 louise & Richard Alderson 2005 drs. Harold & Mary Zirin 1999 honorable Ben Nighthorse Campbell sherman McCorkle 1998 norman Brownstein, Esq. myra Levy 1996 alan Landsburg 2004 no award given

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Donors who endow the chairs, professorships and fellowships as well as the faculty and staff who hold these distinguished positions help make possible ongoing biomedical research and education.

Endowed Chairs Professors The Carole & Albert Angel Family Presidential Chair Michael S. Salem, MD, FACS, President and CEO Girard & Madeline Beno Chair in Mycobacterial Diseases Michael D. Iseman, MD, Chief, Clinical Mycobacterial Services, Division of M mycobacterial and Respiratory Infections, Department of Medicine Irene J. & Dr. Abraham E. Goldminz Professor of Chair under funding immunology and Respiratory Medicine Ida & Cecil Green Professor of Cell Biology John C. Cambier, PhD, Chairman, Integrated Department of Immunology The Catherine Kramer Professor of Clinical Mycobacteriology Leonid B. Heifets, MD, PhD, Director, Mycobacteriology Reference Library, Department of Medicine The Catherine Kramer Scientist in Pediatric Medicine Donna L. Bratton, MD, Associate Professor of Pediatrics, Division of Allergy Marjorie & Stephen Raphael Chair in Asthma Research Chair appointment under consideration Margaret A. Regan Professor of Pulmonary Inflammation Peter M. Henson, PhD, Professor, Department of Pediatrics Veda H. and Chauncey H. Ritter Chair in Clinical Immunology Rafeul Alam, MD, PhD, Professor of Medicine and Head, Division of Allergy and Clinical Immunology Cetalie & Marcel Weiss Chair in Pulmonary Medicine Robert J. Mason, MD, Professor and Associate Vice President, Academic A affairs, Director, Environmental Lung Center Helen Wohlberg & Herman Lambert Chair in Pharmacokinetics Stanley J. Szefler,MD , Head, Pediatric Clinical Pharmacology, Director of pediatric Clinical Trials Center, Co-Director of the Weinberg Clinical Research unit and Director of the Clinical Research Unit, Department of Pediatrics Wollowick Family Foundation Chair in COPD Research Chair under funding The Drs. Harold & Mary Zirin Chair in Pulmonary Biology Greg P. Downey, MD, FRCP, Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs and professor, Department of Medicine, Pediatrics and Immunology

Annual Chairs Professors Edelstein Family Chair in Adult Pulmonary Medicine Richard J. Martin, MD, Professor and Associate Chair, department of Medicine Edelstein Family Chair in Pediatric & Clinical Immunology Donald Y. M. Leung, MD, PhD, Professor, Head, Division of Pediatric Allergy and Immunology Rebecca Runyon Bryan Chair in Cystic Fibrosis Jerry A. Nick, MD, Associate Professor, Department of Medicine

Endowed Fellowships Annual Fellowships Robert William Gitzen, Jr. & Christopher Peter Gitzen Fellowship in Post-Doctoral Chapman Fellow in the Center for Genetics and Therapeutics Basic Immunology Viola Vestal Coulter Foundation Scholarship Janet S. Lewald Fellowship in Basic Immunology The Eugene F. & Easton M. Crawford Pediatric Reseach Fellowship The Bettina Garthwaite Lowerre Fellowship in Mycobacterial Research Michael & Eleanore Stobin Pediatric Fellowship Helen Wohlberg & Herman Lambert Fellowship in Cancer Biology Young Family Fellowship for Pulmonary Diseases Young Family Endowed Fellowship for Pulmonary Diseases (under funding)

Honorary Fellowships Arnold & Sheila Aronson Fellowship in Pediatric Pulmonary Medicine Priscilla Campbell Memorial Award Vernon Dale Fellowship in Pediatrics Melvin Garb Endowed Fellowship in Basic Immunology Andrew Goodman Fellowship in Medicine Andrew Goodman Fellowship in Pediatrics Great West Life Assurance Fellowship Ferd O. Lawson, Jr. Fellowship in Clinical Immunology James F. Murray Pediatric Fellowship

40 | 2010 National Jewish Health Annual Report private philanthropic funds & laboratories

The following individuals, groups and families established funds, programs and facilities to support scientific investigations, professional education and patient care. These initiatives pave the way for doctors, scientists and other professionals, working collaboratively, to expand scientific knowledge.

FUNDS AND LABORATORIES ESTABLISHED BY: Lee & Katherine N. Abraham Fund for AIDS and Immunologic Research 1992 New York Retail & Fashion Industries Dinner Anna Perahia Adatto Clinical Research Center Leah & Hans Kayem Roy E. Alderson Immunology Laboratories Louise & Richard Alderson Angel Family Fund for Pediatric Asthma Research Carole & Albert D. Angel Maurice Austin Research Fund Friends of Maurice Austin Bernard Bear Memorial Fund for Pediatric Research Mrs. Rhoda Bear Ruth R. Berkley Endowed Research Fund for COPD Estate of Ruth Berkley Miriam C. Bernstein Fund for the Study of Immunology & Vasculitis M. Sheldon Bernstein, Family & Friends Molly Blank Fund for the Care of Children in Need Molly Blank The Leonard & Enid Boxer Fund for Pediatric Allergy Research 1993 New York Real Estate & Construction Industries Dinner F. L. Bryant, Jr. Research Laboratory for the Study of the Mechanisms 1983 New York Real Estate & Construction Industries Dinner of Lung Disease Paul R. & Kathy Herdt Charron Fund for Pediatric Asthma and 1996 New York Retail & Fashion Industries Dinner vocal Cord Dysfunction Marke G. Chatman Fund for Sarcoidosis Research Chatman Family & Friends Jerome A. & Simona Chazen Fund for Lupus & Autoimmune 1990 New York Retail & Fashion Industries Dinner disease Research The Martin & Michele Cohen Fund for Personalized Medicine 2007 New York Real Estate & Construction Industries Dinner Max & Sara Cowan Endowment Estate of Max Cowan Grace Craft Memorial Fund Dr. Arnold Craft Freddy Cunha Children’s Research Fund Jeanne & Fred Cunha & Friends Anthony J. DeLuca Memorial Fund for Lung Cancer Research 1995 New York Real Estate & Construction Industries Dinner Robert W. Davis Memorial Fund for Pediatric Asthma Research 2000 Tulsa Dinner Edith & Edward Delman Fund for Pediatric Asthma Research Edith & Edward Delman Patricia Colbert Donovan Memorial Fund For ILD Research Family & Friends Drescher Fund for AIDS Research Irene & Jared Drescher Morey S. Duman Fund for Asthma Research Shirley M. Duman The Esther Baird Dunlap Laboratory for Research in Immune Deficiency esther B. Dunlap David L. & Judith S. Dworkin Fund for Research & Treatment of 1987 New York Retail & Fashion Industries Dinner immune System Diseases The Sydney & Sylvia Engel Research Fund for Immune DeficiencyD isorders sylvia & Sydney Engel, Family & Friends The Sylvia & Sydney Engel Fund for Immunology Research Sylvia & Sydney Engel Ruth Deering Ewart Asthma Research Fund Betty & John E. Ewart The Dorothy Fabricant Research Fund Estate of Paul Fabricant The Sandi & Andrew Farkas Research Fund for Cancer Immunology 2002 New York Real Estate & Construction Industries Dinner Fashion Industries Fund for Respiratory and Immune System 1991 New York Retail & Fashion Industries Dinner diseases Research Carl & Hazel Felt Laboratory for Asthma Research Hazel & Carl Felt The Thomas M. & Deban D. Flexner Research Fund in 1998 New York Real Estate & Construction Industries Dinner pediatric Asthma and Lung Inflamation The Michael D. & Elizabeth M. Fraizer Fund for Research in Cystic Fibrosis 1996 New York Real Estate & Construction Industries Dinner Harriet Freed Fund for Lupus Research Daniel Freed, Family & Friends Isadore & Anne Freeman Fund for Pulmonary Research Isadore Freeman The Dr. Gerald J. & Dorothy R. Friedman Endowed Research Fund The Gerald J. & Dorothy R. Friedman Foundation for Medical Research The Fund to Cure Asthma Nancy & James Berry Hill; Marjorie & Stephen Raphael Dollie & Jack Galter Pediatric Research Laboratories Dollie Galter Patrons: Philip Rootberg & Co. Hotel Employees and Restaurant employees International Union Melvin Garb Foundation Endowed Fellowship for Basic Immunology Melvin Garb Foundation Jennie R. Gauger Memorial Fund Estate of Paul W. Gauger Barry Ginsberg Memorial Fund Family & Friends The Fannie Gluck and Katy Bodansky Endowment Fund to Support Indigent Care estate of Samuel Gluck Murray & Charlotte Goldberg Fund Charlotte & Murray Goldberg Andrew Goodman Memorial Fund 1993 New York Retail & Fashion Industries Dinner Nena Goodman Memorial Fund for the Clinical Research Center 1998 New York Retail & Fashion Industries Dinner The Beth & Jim Gold Fund for Pediatric Allergies 2007 New York Retail & Fashion Industries Dinner Jacob I. Goldstein Fund Estate of Jacob I. Goldstein

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FUNDS AND LABORATORIES ESTABLISHED BY: The Willie Mae & Alexander Goldstein, Sr. Endowed Fund for Alexander Goldstein, Sr. and Willie Mae Goldstein Foundation pediatric Programs Paula Gordon Research Fund for Anaphylactic Shock Joan J. Gordon & Edward S. Gordon J. Peter Grace Fund for Immunologic and Respiratory Disease Research J. Peter Grace Julian S. Greenspun Fund to Cure Cancer Beverly Greenspun & Family The Janet Grove Fund for Lung Disease & Lung Cancer 2000 New York Retail & Fashion Industries Dinner Joan L. Hafey Memorial Fund For Pulmonary Fibrosis Research Mark Stroock George W. Hansen Research Fund Robert J. Cruikshank & Friends in Houston, Texas Sara Harriman Research Fund for Respiratory Medicine 1994 Fort Worth Dinner Hasbro Children’s Foundation Program in Pediatric Asthma Hasbro Children’s Foundation William Randolph Hearst Research Endowment for the William Randolph Hearst Foundation national Research Center for Environmental Lung Disease The Elva & Lewis Humphreys and Sally Leonard Endowed Fund for Mr. & Mrs. Lewis H. Humphreys indigent Patients in Kansas and Texas Aron H. & Irma B. Jacobson Fund for Children with Asthma Irma B. Jacobson & A.J. Contracting Company, Inc. Anthony M. & Lena M. Javancie Trust for Asthma and Emphysema Research Billie Javancie Leonard Kaplan Fund Edith Kaplan Samuel & Alma Kates Emphysema Research Fund Lore Kates Dr. Abraham J. Kauvar, MD Presidential Award Dr. Abraham J. Kauvar and Jean Kauvar A. J. Kauvar MD and Jean Kauvar Annual Conference on Excellence in Research Herman F. Kerner Immunology Research Fund Herman F. Kerner Boris & Jacqueline Kliot Fund for Pediatric Pulmonary Research 1990 New York Retail & Fashion Industries Dinner The John R. & Karen K. Klopp Fund for Childhood Asthma and 2005 New York Real Estate & Construction Industries Dinner environmental Research The Doris M. Knauff Memorial Fund for ILD Research Mr. J. William Knauff, III The Fraeda & Bill Kopman Fund for COPD Programs William H. and Fraeda Kopman The Lana Cain Krauter & Philip J. Krauter Fund for Basic and Cancer Research 2001 New York Retail & Fashion Industries Dinner James D. & Marjorie Kuhn Fund for the Childhood 1994 New York Real Estate & Construction Industries Dinner asthma Management Program at National Jewish The Dr. Albert J. Kukral Memorial Fund for Respiratory Infections 2004 New York Real Estate & Construction Industries Dinner The Kunsberg School Fund Established by the Sunshine Chapter of NJMRC Lapporte Crystallography Imaging Center Allen Lapporte Joshua Lehman Asthma Research Fund Ilona V. Katonah, Family & Friends Richard & Emmy Lou Levin Research Fund for Immune System Diseases emmy Lou & Richard Levin J. Leonard & Myra Levy Family Fund Mrs. Myra Levy & Family Liberty Electric Fund for Asthma Research Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Ball, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Frank William R. & Nora H. Lichtenberg Pediatric Asthma Fund Linda Lichtenberg Kaplan & The Lichtenberg Foundation Lord & Taylor Laboratory for Research in Lung Biochemistry 1981 New York Retail & Fashion Industries Dinner Sidney M. Louis Memorial Fund S. M. Louis Fund, Inc. Steve Love Fund for Asthma Research Homestead Elementary School The Harold & Reba Martin Fund for Respiratory Research Harold & Reba Martin The Arthur C. & Elizabeth R. Martinez Fund for Childhood Asthma 1994 New York Retail & Fashion Industries Dinner Michele Sharney Marvins Fund for Pediatric Indigent Care Mrs. Alex Goldstein, Sr. Esther Mathias Fund for Treatment and Research in Medicine, Rudolf E. S. Mathias and Camille Mathias nursing and Psychology William C. McCahill, Jr. Fund for Research in Lung Diseases 1989 New York Real Estate & Construction Industries Dinner Patricia A. Medlin Fund for Asthma Research Patricia A. Medlin The Dorris Marcus Mendelsohn Endowment Fund Estate of Dorris Marcus Mendelsohn The Robert L. & Susan T. Mettler Fund For Clinical Research in 1999 New York Retail & Fashion Industries Dinner childhood Asthma The Lauder Foundation E evelyn and Leonard Lauder Fund Milken Family Program in Children’s Pulmonary Diseases Milken Family Medical Foundation The Robert C. Miller Endowed Fund in Occupational and Environmental Medicine Janet Schaumburg Arthur J. Mirante, II Fund for Immunological Research 1990 New York Real Estate & Construction Industries Dinner William J. & Ruth Morrison Research Fund Ruth & William J. Morrison Abraham Moskowitz Laboratory for Asthma Research Neva & Marvin Moskowitz Joseph & Gail Moss Asthma Research Fund Gail & Joseph Moss Theodore & Maxine Murnick Family Endowed Fund for Asthma Research theodore & Maxine Murnick Ira & Jacqueline Neimark Laboratory Clinical Pharmacology in Pediatrics 1985 New York Retail & Fashion Industries Dinner Lee S. & Joyce L. Neibart Fund for Pediatric and 2008 New York Real Estate & Construction Industries Dinner adult Immunology and Rheumatology Dolores & Walter Neustadt, Jr. Pediatric Asthma Research Fund Wal-Dot Foundation New Mexico Fund for Indigent Care Annual Albuquerque Dinner Donors Carol D. Nichols Research Laboratories in ImmunodeficiencyD iseases 1985 New York Real Estate & Construction Industries Dinner The Arnold & Regina Orlick Fund for Pediatric Immunodeficiencies 1997 New York Retail & Fashion Industries Dinner

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FUNDS AND LABORATORIES ESTABLISHED BY: The Maurice J. Oringer Fund for Immunlogic Research Estate of Maurice J. Oringer Morris Perlmutter Fund for Research in Immunology Sunya P. Kronstadt, Family & Friends Mary Pickford Fund for Emphysema Research Mary Pickford Foundation Bernard Polonsky Fund for Capital Equipment Bernard Polonsky The Gene & Ruth Posner Foundation’s Center for Pulmonary Rehabilitation the Gene & Ruth Posner Foundation Nathan & Rose B. Posner Research Fund for Emphysema and copd nathan & Rose B. Posner The Wayne Pralle Memorial Fund for Emphysema and 2003 New York Real Estate & Construction Industries Dinner other Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Diseases (COPD) Mitchel & Florence Kutner Rambar Memorial Fund Ann R. & Edgar Clark Rhode Island Fund for LUNGLINE® Rhode Island Friends Rhode Island Fund for Pediatric Asthma Research 2006 Humanitarian Award Luncheon Chauncey & Veda H. Ritter Research Program in Arthritis Mr. & Mrs. Chauncey Ritter Linnie Belle Roberts Memorial Fund for Research in Asthma Jack Roberts Justyn C. Rosen Family Resource Center Justyn C. Rosen The Eleanor T. & Samuel J. Rosenfeld Endowed Fund for Asthma Research the Samuel J. & Eleanor T. Rosenfeld Family Foundation Louis and Freda Rubenstein Endowment Fund for Indigent Care Mrs. Louis Rubenstein Barbara & LeRoy Rubin Fund for Asthma Research Barbara & LeRoy Rubin Dr. Nancy Lynne Ruby Fund for Asthma Research Mrs. Robert N. Ruby M. Ronald & Myrna Ruskin Clinical Immunology Diagnostic Laboratory 1984 New York Retail & Fashion Industries Dinner The Richard B. & Bette A. Saltzman Fund for Food and Other Allergies 1999 Real Estate & Construction Industries Thomas J. & Laurie Saylak Fund for Underprivileged and 2006 New York Real Estate & Construction Industries Dinner chronically Ill Children Howard Evan Schlessel Foundation Fund Mr. & Mrs. Walter Schlessel The Schuble Family Foundation Fund for ILD Research Joseph R. Schuble, Sr. Andrew Grayson Schultz & Thomas Britton Schultz Memorial Fund for 1989 New York Retail & Fashion Industries Dinner Research in Disorders of the Immune System in Children The Shirley Lee Sherr Fund for Research for Respiratory Diseases Estate of Belle Sherr The Joanne Siegel Memorial Fund for the Advancement of Pediatric Care lila Siegel, Family & Friends & Dana Bischoff Noonan The Stephen B. & Wendy Siegel Fund for Pediatric Asthma & Allergy Research 1992 New York Real Estate & Construction Industries Dinner Ilse Silten Memorial Fund for Research in Immunology R. G. Silten Amy Simkowitz-Rogers Fund Sara Simkowitz, Thomas Rogers, Lucy & Isidore Simkowitz The Roselyn Simon Memorial Fund for Asthmatic Children Brian Simon, Randy Simon, Robert Simon, MD, Gary Steiner and Rabbi Baruch Cohon Samuel W. Spain Endowment for Excellence in Graduate Education Mrs. Goldye M. Spain Steven Spinola Fund for Infectious Diseases 1988 New York Real Estate & Construction Industries Dinner Conrad D. Stephenson Laboratory for Research in Immunology 1981 New York Real Estate & Construction Industries Dinner Leonard & Shirley Sterling Research Fund Established by Leonard and Shirley Sterling Michael & Eleanore Stobin Laboratory for Pediatric Research Eleanore & Michael Stobin Burton M. & Rita Tansky Fund for Research on the Influences of 1988 New York Retail & Fashion Industries Dinner viruses on the Immune System The Owen D. & Jennifer B. Thomas Research Fund for Immunology 2000 New York Real Estate & Construction Industries Dinner Tinkel-Wolfson Research Fund in Basic Immunology Dr. & Mrs. Alexander Tinkel The Ralph Tornberg Endowed Asthma Research Fund Barbara Tornberg, Family & Friends The Ronald Townsend Fund for the Kunsberg School Ronald Townsend Marsha & Kenneth L. Tucker Library Fund Marsha & Kenneth L. Tucker The Hal J. & Shari Upbin Fund for Immunology Research 2001 Retail & Fashion Industries Dinner Van Pelt Foundation Research Fund Directors of the Van Pelt Foundation Vestal Triage Room Maxine & Don E. Vestal The Mark A. & Lisa J. Walsh Fund for Immunology and Allergy Research 2001 New York Real Estate & Construction Industries Dinner Mary Nan West Memorial Fund 2001 San Antonio Dinner Thomas D. Welch Memorial Fund for Antioxidant Research in 1997 New York Real Estate & Construction Industries Dinner lung and Immune Diseases Samuel L. Westerman Immunology Research Fund Trustees of the Samuel L. Westerman Fund Medora White Research Fund Family & Friends, Dallas, Texas The Helen Wohlberg & Herman Lambert Laboratory for Helen Lambert pharmacokinetics Research Melvin & Elaine Wolf Pediatric Fund Melvin & Elaine Wolf Foundation Sidney A. Wolff Patient Education Program Joseph C. & Clare F. Goodman Memorial Foundation Wu & Ng Families Fund for Rehabilitation Chin Hon & Pik Lin Wu Allan & Joyce Zidell Tuberculosis Research Laboratory Joyce & Allan Zidell Ina Zipper Memorial Fund for Immunological Research Family & Friends The Natalie V. Zucker Research Center for Women Scientists - Dr. Natalie V. Zucker an Endowed Fund to Support Women Doctors and Researchers Zuckerman Family/Canyon Ranch Structural Biology/Crystallography Lab mel Zuckerman & Family & Canyon Ranch

National Jewish Health.org | 43 research & educational support

The following corporations, foundations and organizations provided research grants, contract and educational support for a variety of investigators and laboratories at National Jewish Health.

Actelion Clinical Research, Inc. Ferndale Laboratories, Inc. University of Arizona ALK-Abello, Inc. Flight Attendant Medical Research University of California at American Cancer Society institute los Angeles American College of Allergy, Asthma Forest Laboratories, Inc. University of Colorado at Denver & Immunology Found Animals Foundation, Inc. University of Colorado at Denver American College of Rheumatology Gates Foundation health Science Center American Heart Association Genentech, Inc. University of Medicine & Dentistry American Lung Association Gilead Sciences, Inc. of New Jersey Amgen, Inc. GlaxoSmithKline Research & University of Michigan Arthritis Foundation development Limited University of Pittsburgh Bayer HealthCare Pharmaceuticals Howard Hughes Medical Institute University of Wisconsin Boettcher Foundation Kalypsys, Inc. Vertex Pharmaceuticals BioCryst Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Kendle International, Inc. incorporated bioMérieux sa Korea Institute of Science and Brigham & Women’s Hospital technology These federal agencies provide Cancer League of Colorado, Inc. La Jolla Institute for Allergy research grants, contracts and Cancer Research Institute immunology educational support for many Centocor Ortho Biotech, Inc. Marie Curie Actions International investigators and laboratories at Chemizon, Inc. Reintegration Grants National Jewish Health. Children’s Hospital Los Angeles MedImmune, Inc. State of Colorado mondoBIOTECH Centers for Disease Control and Columbia University Mount Sinai School of Medicine of prevention The COPD Foundation, Inc. the New York University Department of Defense Coalition for Pulmonary Fibrosis Montana State University Department of Energy Colorado School of Public Health Nabi Biopharmaceuticals Environmental Protection Agency Cystic Fibrosis Foundation Novartis Pharmaceutical Health Resources and Services Cystic Fibrosis Foundation corporation administration therapeutics Oak Ridge Associated University National Institutes of Health Denver Children’s Hospital Parker B. Francis Fellowship Denver Health and Hospital program authority Pfizer,I nc. Diasorin S.p.A. Pharmaxis Ltd. Duke University Sepracor, Inc. Embla Systems Talecris Biotherapeutics, Inc. Eastern Research Group, Inc. Teva Pharmaceutical

44 | 2010 National Jewish Health Annual Report NATIONAL JEWISH HEALTH events

Humanitarian (H) Award and Spirit of Achievement (SA) Award recipients were honored at National Jewish Health events throughout the country this year.

ALBUQUERQUE, NM DALLAS, TX LOS ANGELES, CA Robert Speyer, Tishman Speyer New Mexico Spirit of Achievement Dallas Bella Sera LA Professional Services 50th Co-Chairs: Award Dinner Honorees: Anniversary Celebration James D. Kuhn, Newmark Honorees: Candy & Ike Brown, Trustees Chair: Knight Frank Dale Dekker, Dekker/Perich/ Co-Chairs: Mark D. Brutzkus, Ezra Brutzkus Bruce E. Mosler, Cushman & sabatini, LTD (SA) Rozalyn & Robert Colombo gubner LLP wakefield,I nc. Clara Apodaca, National Hispanic Pat & Paul Fulchino Peter G. Riguardi, Jones Lang cultural Center Foundation (SA) Debbie & Eric Green NEW YORK, NY laSalle Co-Chairs: Laurie & Todd Platt Financial Industries Dinner Mitchell E. Rudin, CB Richard Ellis Adelmo (Del) Archuleta, Molzen- Barbara & Sheldon Stein Honoree: Treasurers: corbin & Associates Carl A. Toriello, Jefferies Joshua Mermelstein, Fried, Frank, Cynthia Reinhart, KPMG, LTD DENVER, CO finance, LLP (H) harris, Shriver & Jacobson LLP Treasurer: Beaux Arts Ball Chair: Robert Sorin, Fried, Frank, Harris, Debbi Moore, Rio Rancho Regional Grand Marshals: Harry C. Steinmetz, Weiser, LLP shriver & Jacobson LLP Chamber of Commerce Christie & Walter Isenberg, Treasurer: Souvenir Program Chair: sage Hospitality Thomas Brady, Jefferies Finance, LLP Paul Allegretti, CB Richard Ellis ASPEN, CO Susan & Lee McIntire, CH2M HILL Bella Sera Debra & Kenneth Tuchman, 13th Annual Fund to Cure Asthma SAN ANTONIO, TX Co-Honorees: teleTech Golf Tournament San Antonio Humanitarian Award Madeleine & Karl Larson, Trustees Tournament Co-Chairs: Luncheon Linda & David Stein Cocktails & Karaoke Robert E. Helpern, Tannenbaum, Honoree: Co-Chairs: Co-Chairs: helpern, Syracuse & Bill Greehey, NuStar Energy Louise & David Gitlitz Brian Parks and Dana Pluss Parks hirschtritt, LLP Co-Chairs: Alex Kaufman Stephen B. Siegel, Michael Beldon, Beldon Roofing Rozanne & Billy Rosenthal Hoops & HooplaSM cB Richard Ellis, Inc. company Coaches: Chairman Emeritus Patrick B. Frost, Frost National Bank ATLANTA, GA David Greiner, Greiner Electric Samuel Lewis, Goodstein Honorary Chair: Atlanta Golf Outing Josh Hanfling,T he AMMA Group management, Inc. Thomas (Tom) C. Frost, Frost Hosted by: Brent Hines, Independent Financial national Bank Arthur M. Blank consultants New York AIR Society “The Sky’s Emcee: Peter J. Mallen, Trustee Jerry Laflen, BKD, LLP the Limit” Benefit Deborah Knapp Robert I. Paller, Trustee John Kamprath, Co-Chairs: Krische Construction Roger A. Silverstein, Silverstein WASHINGTON, DC BOCA RATON, FL Ward Mahanke, TST Inc. of Denver properties, Inc. DC AIR Society’s Derby Day VIP Kids Luncheon Sean Nohavec, UMB Bank of Benjamin S. Thrush, HUB Co-Chairs: Honorees: colorado international Northeast Justin Magazine Lauren Daitch Brian Parks, Park & Associates Josh Simon Lillian Grodin Rick Pastor, WESCO Winter’s Eve Real Estate & Rita Haddow Rich Schierburg, Peregrine Group Construction Industries Dinner Washington, DC Humanitarian Dolores Hartzmark development, LLC Honoree: Award Brunch Debra Jacobs Jonathan L. Mechanic, Fried, Frank, Honoree: Jewel Prince LAYTONSVILLE, MD harris, Shriver & Jacobson LLP (H) Leonard Shapiro (H) Co-Chairs Joseph R. Schuble Memorial Golf Co-Chairs: Co-Chairs: Judy Haas Tournament Stephen B. Siegel, CB Richard Ellis Karen & Robert Keats Lila Siegel, Trustee Honorary Chairs: Larry Silverstein, Melanie & Larry Nussdorf Dale Schuble silverstein Properties, Inc. LAS VEGAS, NV J. R. Schuble Honorary Chairs: Leonard Boxer, Stroock & Stroock Mike O’Callaghan Memorial Breath Steven Schuble & Lavan LLP of Life Golf Classic Co-Chairs: Marty Cohen, Cohen & Steers, Inc. Co-Chairs: Neal M. Charkatz, The Goodman- Michael D. Fascitelli, Vornado Steve Schorr, gable-Gould Co./Adjusters Realty Trust cox Communications, Inc. international Jeffrey J. Feil, The Feil Organization Brad Schnepf, Neal J. B. Simon, Thomas M. Flexner, Citigroup marnell Properties, LLC highline Wealth Management Marc Holliday, SL Green Realty Corp. Charles Kushner, Kushner companies Aby J. Rosen, RFR Holding LLC Richard Ruben, Ruben Companies

National Jewish Health.org | 45 2009 Winter’s Eve New York Real Estate & Construction Industries’ Dinner

IN HONOR OF JONATHAN L. The gala, held in December in New York City, established the Jonathan L. and MECHANIC Wendy S. Mechanic Fund for Lung Cancer and COPD Research and Treatment Programs.

HONOREE’S CIRCLE: PATRONS: The Feil Family Foundation Gifts of $50,000 or more Gifts of $15,000 or more First American Title Insurance Kushner Companies Stephen D. Haymes company of New York Susan & Samuel Lehrman 5 Penn Plaza LLC Fisher Brothers Klara & Larry Silverstein Ark Restaurants Corp. Fortress Investment Group Bldg Management Co., Inc. and The Gart Companies FOUNDERS: crown Acquisitions The Holliday Foundation Gifts of $25,000 or more First American Title Insurance Andrew L. Farkas & Island AREA Property Partners company of New York capital Group LLP Capital Properties Gardiner & Theobald Inc. Gregory P. Joseph Law OfficesLLC CB Richard Ellis, Inc. GE Capital Real Estate Latham & Watkins LLP Marty & Michele Cohen Global Logistic Porperties Lazard Cushman & Wakefield,I nc. Greenberg Traurig, LLP Loeb Partners Realty, LLC The Emmes Group of Companies The Moinian Group Macklowe Properties Fidelity National Title Insurance The Related Companies, L.P. Morgan Stanley company Steve & Wendy Siegel Murray & Gaunt Partners Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Nastasi & Associates Inc. Jacobson LLP BENEFACTORS: Onex Real Estate Partners Jon & Mindy Gray Gifts of $10,000 or more Paul, Hastings, Janofsky & Leslie Himmel & Stephen Meringoff Alliance Building Services walker LLP Jones Lang Lasalle Alvarez & Marsal Real Estate Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & The Kuhn Family advisory Services LLC garrison LLP Lawyers Title Insurance Corporation Ambassador Construction Co., Inc. Prime Finance Partners Ruth & Leonard Litwin Eugenio M. Cannata/Americon Quality Building Services Corp. Newmark Knight Frank construction Inc. Jack Resnick & Sons, Inc. Northwood Investors, LLC Angelo, Gordon & Co. RREEF Alternative Investments Orda Management Corporation Morris Bailey & Joseph Jerome RXR Princeton Holdings LLC Bank of America Merrill Lynch SJP Properties RFR Holding LLC Richard Bernstein & Janice Abbott Starr Associates LLP Jan & Lawrence Ruben The Blumenfeld Family Studley, Inc. Amy & Richard Ruben BrookfieldP roperties Corporation Norman Sturner Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Joe & Trina Cayre Foundation Inc. Jeff Sutton flom LLP CB Richard Ellis, Inc. Tanger Outlet Centers, Inc. SL Green Realty Corp. Centerbridge Partners, L.P. Jack Irushalmi & Tri-Star Stawski Group Chicago Title Insurance Company contruction Corp. Tishman Speyer CIBC World Markets Corp. Peter J. Striano/ Unity Citi international Group Crescent Heights Vornado Realty Trust Deloitte LLP VVA Project Managers & Louis Dreyfus Property Group consultants Dune Real Estate Partners LP Mark & Lisa Walsh Durst Fetner Residential LLC The Winter Organization Eastdil Secured Winthrop Realty Partners, L.P.

46 | 2010 National Jewish Health Annual Report 2010 Beaux Arts Ball

Midnight in the Garden The night of the Beaux Arts Ball, guests raised their auction paddles to support the 2010 Fund-a-Need, which supported research and patient care in pediatric food allergies. Four-year-old Jack Littauer told how much he likes coming to National Jewish Health for treatment of severe food allergies from his home in Las Vegas, his parents and sister standing proudly next to him. National Jewish Health raised $600,000 to support children like Jack. Overall, the ball raised a record-breaking $2.2 million to support National Jewish Health.

Grand Marshals: Silver Sponsors Christie & Walter Isenberg Aon Corporation Susan & Lee McIntire Stephen W. Arent Debra & Ken Tuchman Berenbaum Weinshienk PC Black Creek Capital/Meghan & Evan Zucker President’s Award Recipients: The Chotin Foundation/Robin & Steven Chotin Diane & Charlie Gallagher Cooley Godward Kronish LLP Christina & Peter Gold Presenting Sponsors: Sheri & William Gold, III Morgridge Family Foundation Greiner Electric TeleTech Kaiser Permanente Colorado Kirkland & Ellis LLP Contributing Sponsor: Kowalski Family Foundation/Tom Kowalski and CH2M HILL dorothy Holder KPMG Platinum Sponsors: KRG Capital Partners The Blackstone Group Elizabeth & Steve Kris Joyce Zeff Susan & Lee McIntire Morgan Stanley Gold Sponsors Morrison & Foerster LLP/Steven M. Kaufmann James E. Barlett Netlink Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck O’Melveny & Myers LLP Diane & Charles Gallagher and Family Perkins Coie The Gart Companies PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP LenderLive Network, Inc. Ralph & Barbara Cox Lipper Family Charitable Foundation Blair & Kristin Richardson Foundation MBH Enterprises Robinson Dairy, Inc./Susan & Eddie Robinson MDC/Richmond American Homes Foundation Linda & Richard Schierburg Neena & Shrik Mehta/Combine International Jonathan Schiller/Boies, Schiller & Flexner LLP Qwest Carole & Jeffrey Schwartz Sage Hospitality Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom, LLP Starz Entertainment UMB Bank Colorado US Bank The Weitz Company

2010 Beaux Arts Ball Grand Marshalls (l to r) Lee and Susan McIntire, Ken and Debra Tuchman, and Christie and Walter Isenberg gather with National Jewish Health President and CEO Michael Salem, MD, (third from right), before the gala event in Denver, which raised a record-breaking $2.2 million for National Jewish Health.

National Jewish Health.org | 47 honor roll of philanthropy

Annual giving circles National Jewish Health’s accomplishments this year are due in large part to the individuals, corporations and foundations recognized as 2010’s most esteemed donors by the philanthropic circles. These donors help forge the collaborative environment that leads to innovative solutions to chronic respiratory, allergic and immune diseases.

Pathbreaker’s Circle Innovator’s Circle Cohn Family Foundation Morgridge Family Foundation $5,000,000-$9,999,999 $250,000-$499,999 Edelstein Family Foundation Estate of Pearl Reiter Anonymous Estate of Temaly Jacobs ExxonMobil Foundation Sunny & Leonard Ropfogel David & Leigh Eddings Estate of Rudolf E.S. Mathias Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan D. Gray The Schramm Foundation Estate of Shirley A. Tysen Estate of Armand L. Greenhall TeleTech Community Foundation Pioneer’s Circle Estate of Charles R. Walgreen, Jr. Estate of Morris H. Harris Tuchman Family Foundation Estate of Bernie Hutner $500,000-$999,999 William E. Keller Anonymous Challenger’s Circle John J. Kohberger Estate of Beatrice Feinstein $100,000-$249,999 Lidow Foundation Estate of Elizabeth J. Wright Anonymous Ambrose Monell Foundation Estate of Alex Berger, Jr.

honor roll of philanthropy lifetime achievement The Francis Wisebart Jacobs Founder’s Society, The Chairman’s Society and The societies President’s Society pay tribute to the lifetime giving of individuals, foundations and corporations whose steadfast support serves as an inspiration to others and whose dedication has helped make National Jewish Health a world-renowned institution.

Frances Wisebart Jacobs Boettcher Foundation eagles/Max Baer Heart Fund Monfort Family Foundation Founder’s Society Barbara Ann & Joseph J. Carroll Mrs. Barbara Greenspun/Brian Estate of Norma W. Moon ($10,000,000+) Children’s Miracle Network greenspun/Greenspun Estate of Rose B. Posner Auxiliaries of National Jewish Health Mrs. Frances B. Cohen family Foundation Post-News Charities, a fund of the David & Leigh Eddings Adolph Coors Foundation Estate of Mildred S. Hansen mcCormick Tribune Foundation, Estate of Hazel M. Crismon Estate of Lewis Humphreys an event partner of the The Chairman’s Society Estate of Esther B. Dunlap Estate of Irma B. Jacobson Beaux Arts Ball ($5,000,000-$9,999,999) Edelstein Family Foundation Estate of Rose I. Kalman Marjorie & Stephen Raphael Anonymous Estate of Beatrice & Miguel Elias Leah Kayem Veda H. Ritter Estate of Milton Morris Estate of Joseph H. Fuchs Estate of Veola S. Kerr Abraham & Sonia Rochlin Iris & Michael S. Smith Estate of Rose Galin/Estate of C. L. C. Kramer Foundation foundation michael E. Felsher Trust #2 Sunya P. Kronstadt Estate of George W. Rose President’s Society Estate of Esther Galinsky Charles & Seryl Kushner Estate of David M. Rosenbaum ($1,000,000-$4,999,999) Diane & Charles Gallagher family Foundation Salon National La Boutique Des Huit Anonymous (2) family Foundation Estate of Helen Lambert chapeaux et Quarante Femmes R. H. Alderson Mrs. Jack Galter/Galter Foundation Myra Levy Estate of Lena Strauss Carole & Albert D. Angel Estate of Virginia L. Garrison Estate of Grace M. Lieberthal Mrs. Don E. Vestal Estate of Joe J. Ballard Estate of Grace A. George Estate of Dorothy Lord Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. Estate of Madeline & Girard J. Beno Alexander Goldstein, Sr. & Willie Estate of Rudolf E. S. Mathias Wollowick Family Foundation Evelyn Best mae Goldstein Foundation, Inc. Armstrong McDonald Foundation Drs. Harold & Mary Zirin Molly Blank Nena & Andrew Goodman Estate of Selma Merkin Dr. Natalie V. Zucker Estate of Anna Marie Blum Grand Aerie Fraternal Order of Ambrose Monell Foundation

48 | 2010 National Jewish Health Annual Report bequests

Gifts to National Jewish Health that are included in estate plans leave a lasting contribution to the institution. Bequests in fiscal year 2010 from these friends will help us continue our work.

ARIZONA FLORIDA MISSOURI OHIO Morris H. Harris Beatrice A. Doliner Esther Jacoby Fannye & Jacob Lapinsky Myra Levy Charlotte S. Fait Robert B. Kahn Alice E. McLeskey Gerald H. Myers Rita Goldberg Lina Weintraub Memorial Fund of Jules Jacobsen NEVADA the Jewish Community ARKANSAS Vivian S. & Harold J. Klein David & Leigh Eddings federation of Cleveland Alvin S. Tilles Raynor Ruth Levitas Rose Miller Doris Meyerson Beth D. Raisman OKLAHOMA CALIFORNIA Sadie A. Wolff Blanche C. Kelly Anonymous NEW HAMPSHIRE Dora Rose Roberts Charlotte E. Abrams GEORGIA Benjamin Cohen Paulette Brady Temaly Jacobs PENNSYLVANIA Samuel N. Goldberg NEW JERSEY Reti Kornfeld Marvin D. Kahn ILLINOIS Miriam Feierstone Fernal R. Marlier Gerard L. Le Beau Alex Berger, Jr. Selma R. Nudenberg Rosella Siskind Esther Leider Jeanette Chalet Isadore Klein Max S. Levi Sherl K. Coleman Pauline Krakowsky SOUTH CAROLINA Barbara L. Louis William B. Elson Gerda Petzall Mary L. Bowen Harry Ofshay Sheila R. Hardy Theodore Solodare Herbert Posnack Harold J. Knies Larry Stock SOUTH DAKOTA Ruth Putney Ruth Nassau Ken Borecky Pearl M. Reiter Frances Nornberg NEW MEXICO Eugene Martin Ruderman Abe W. Paulson Rosina Patterson TEXAS David B. Steinberg Suzanne J. Pochter William J. Gregerman Shirley A. Tysen Rose Tapp NEW YORK Emilie Bendix Slohm Betty Rae Kubby Weiser Morris Thikoll Helen Director Charles R. Walgreen, Jr. Beatrice Feinstein WASHINGTON COLORADO Lillian G. Frank Wallace H. Smith Lillian Bloom INDIANA Ilene Gottfried Archie L. Bowman Werner Loeb Armand Greenhall WISCONSIN Leona M. Forney Shirley Harrison Millie Fusfeld Arthur Hayutin LOUISIANA Bernie Hutner Rochel Mark Rona Levin Jake Cullick Marion Beard Hutner Rudolf E. S. Mathias Helen Maier Irma B. Jacobson Katherine McKissick MAINE Frances H. Krinovitz WYOMING Milton Morris Sanford Miller Oscar Leschinsky Frances Carol McAtee Gerald B. Plank Edith P. Lindner Jean B. Seeman MARYLAND Alexander Nadel Elizabeth Jean Wright Frances A. Kleeman Nathaniel J. Nudenberg Aldo Scafati Maurice J. Oringer CONNECTICUT Joseph Snyder Helen Rodack Carrye Lee Goudchaux Mary Rosenstein Diana F. Option MICHIGAN Gertrude S. Taylor Woodrow R. Vaine Anonymous Josephine S. Villeman Ruth Rothschild Eugenie Weinberg DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Norman & Henrietta Braunstein

National Jewish Health.org | 49 NATIONAL JEWISH HEALTH GIVING

National Jewish Health is grateful for the generous contributions from individuals, corporations and foundations from across the country and around the world. Following is a list of those who made gifts of $500 or more in fiscal 2010.

$500,000-$999,999 $25,000-$49,999 Judy W. & B. Coleman Latham & Watkins, LLP (CA) Anonymous (FL) Anonymous (NY) Renick, Jr. (TX) James T. Lee Foundation, Inc. (NY) 225 Fourth LLC (NY) RFR Holding, LLC (NY) Ethel L. Levy (CA) $100,000-$499,999 Aetna Foundation, Inc. (CT) Dr. Michael S. Salem (CO) Diane Lynn Family Foundation, Anonymous (CA) Dr. & Mrs. David Amran (TX) Salon National La Boutique Des inc. (FL) Cohn Family Foundation (CA) Gail Anderson (NE) huit Chapeaux et Quarante Meringoff Equities (NY) Edelstein Family Foundation (MN) Anschutz Foundation (CO) femmes (FL) The Moinian Group (NY) ExxonMobil Foundation (TX) Apollo Real Estate Advisors (NY) Louise B. Scheril (FL) Morgan Stanley (NJ) Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan D. Gray (NY) Bank of America (RI) Dale D. Schuble (MD) Morrison & Foerster LLP/ William E. Keller (NM) James E. Barlett (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey H. Schwartz (CA) steven M. Kaufmann (CO) John J. Kohberger (PA) Michael Bebon (NY) Seedworks Fund (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Stephen M. Parks (NJ) Lidow Foundation (CA) Pearl Brooks Family Foundation, Mr. & Mrs. Martin Semple (CO) The Ha Phoung Foundation (NY) Ambrose Monell Foundation (NY) inc. (FL) Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & The Dr. William Price Trust (AZ) Morgridge Family Foundation (CO) CB Richard Ellis (NY) flom, LLP (CA/NY) The Related Companies, LP (NY) Sunny & Leonard Ropfogel (KS) A. James Clark (MD) SL Green Realty Corporation (NY) RidgefieldF oundation/The Leir The Schramm Foundation (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Martin L. Cohen/ Michele Snyder Foundation (NJ) charitable Foundations (NY) TeleTech Community Foundation (CT) the Michele & Martin Cohen Tishman Speyer Properties, Inc. (NY) Richard Ruben (NY) Tuchman Family Foundation (CO) family Foundation (NY) Wal-Dot Foundation (TX) Irving Salem (NY) Richard D. Cohen (NY) The Woodbourne Foundation, Charles & Mildred Schnurmacher $50,000-$99,999 Combine International (MI) inc. (NY) foundation, Inc. (NY) Susan Carmel Lehrman (MD) Cushman & Wakefield,I nc. (NY) Mrs. Anne P. Young (CO) Paul C. Schorr, IV (NY) CH2M Hill, Inc. (CO) Daniels Fund (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Stephen B. Siegel (NY) Jerome & Ilene Cole Foundation, Denver Post Season to Share (CO) $15,000-$24,999 Earl & Elizabeth Toutz Trust (MO) inc. (IL) Emmes Asset Management (NY) Anonymous (MN) US Bank (CO) Eugene F. & Easton M. Crawford Encana Oil & Gas (USA), Inc. (CO) 5 Penn Plaza, LLC (NY) Harry W. Vicksman & Louis L. charitable Lead Unitrust (CO) First American Title Insurance Marian Meaker Apteckar vicksman Charitable Trust (CO) Fidelity National Title Insurance of company of New York (NY) foundation (AZ) Paul R. & Anna Lee White Family new York (NY) Diane & Charles Gallagher Family Stephen W. Arent (CO) charitable Trust (CO) Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & foundation (CO) Ark Corporate (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Philip D. Winn (CA) Jacobson LLP (NY) GE Capital Corporation/GE Capital Sandra Atlas Bass & Edythe & Mr. & Mrs. Evan H. Zucker (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Gart/ markets Services, Inc. (FL) sol G. Atlas Fund, Inc. (NY) the Gart Companies/The Jerry The Goodman Memorial Mr. & Mrs. Richard N. Baer (CO) $10,000-$14,999 gart Family Foundation (CO) foundation (NY) The Ike & Candy Brown Family Anonymous (CA) The Harold & Rebecca H. Gross Grand Aerie Fraternal Order of foundation (TX) 609 5th Avenue, LLC/ foundation (CT) eagles/Max Baer Heart Fund (OH) Fred J. Brunner Foundation (IL) wharton Properties (NY) Max & Yetta Karasik Family Greiner Electric (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Mark D. Brutzkus (CA) ABM Janitorial Services (NY) foundation (CO) Axel H. Grove (IL) Deloitte Services, LP (TN) R. H. Alderson (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Peyton Klopfenstein (FL) L. Frank Herman (IL) EmblemHealth Services, LLC (NY) Alliance Building Services (NY) C. L. C. Kramer Foundation (FL) The Holliday Foundation (NY) Ernst & Young US, LLP (TX) Alvarez & Marsal Real Estate Mr. & Mrs. James D. Kuhn/ Intermountain Rural Electric Feil Family Foundation (NY) advisory Services (NY) newmark Knight Frank (NY) association (CO) Gardiner & Theobald, Inc. (NY) American Bank (MD) Mr. & Mrs. Charles Kushner/ Mr. & Mrs. Walter L. Isenberg/ Mr. & Mrs. William Gold, II/ Americon Construction, Inc. (NY) Kushner Companies/S&C sage Foundation (CO) gold Family Foundation (CO) M. D. Anderson Foundation (TX) Kushner Family Foundation (NJ) Jones Lang LaSalle Americas (NY) Lloyd Goldman (NY) Aon Foundation (IL) The Lauder Foundation/Evelyn and Kipp-Stawski Management Greenberg Traurig (NY) Sol & Lillian Ash Foundation (NY) leonard Lauder Fund (NY) group (NY) The Greenspun Corporation (NV) Bacon Family Foundation (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Lewis C. Pell (NY) Kowalski Family Foundation (CO) Paul Hagedorn (GA) Paulette Bailey (NY) PNC Bank, National Association (PA) Mr. & Mrs. John Z. Kukral (NY) Hahn & Hessen LLP (NY) Barish Family Foundation (CO) Abraham & Sonia Rochlin LenderLive Network, Inc. (CO) Robert W. Hayden (CO) Berenbaum, Weinshienk, P.C. (CO) foundation (NV) The Lipper Family Charitable Violet M. Johnson Family Laurence Berk (PA) Mr. & Mrs. Richard R. Rogers (TX) foundation (NJ) foundation (CO) Richard & Amelia Bernstein David Salo (NV) Lowerre Family Charitable Trust (NY) Dr. & Mrs. Richard B. foundation (NY) Leslie C. & Leonard A. Shapiro MBH Enterprises, Inc. (CO) Johnston, Jr. (CO) Bethesda Foundation, Inc. (MD) family Foundation (FL) Moses L. Parshelsky Foundation (NY) Mr. & Mrs. J. Mariner Kemper/ Bingham McCutchen, LLP (MA) Silverstein Properties, Inc. (NY) Princeton Holding, LLC (NY) umB Bank Colorado, N.A. (CO) The Blackstone Group (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Michael S. Smith (TX) Qwest Communications James Kennedy (GA) Molly Blank (AZ) Mrs. Joyce Zeff (CO) international, Inc. (CO) KPMG, LLP (TX) Boies Schiller & Flexner, LLP (DC)

50 | 2010 National Jewish Health Annual Report NATIONAL JEWISH HEALTH GIVING continued

The Honorable Dolph S. Briscoe (TX) Gregory P. Joseph Law Offices, Mr. & Mrs. Richard T. BDO Seidman, LLP (CA) Broadhurst Foundation (OK) llc (NY) schlosberg (TX) BDO Seidman, LLP (MI) BrookfieldF inancial Prop., LP/ JP Morgan Chase & Company (NY) Dr. Scholl Foundation (IL) Frances & Benjamin Benenson BrookfieldA sset Management, J.W.C. Foundation, Inc. (CA) The Steven B. Schonfeld foundation (NY) lp (NY) Kaiser Permanente (CO) foundation, Inc. (NY) Berdon LLP (NY) Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck, The Karma Foundation, Inc. (NJ) Schulte, Roth & Zabel, LLP (NY) Rose Binstock Tobias & llp (CO) Rose Kaufman (FL) Maria S. Shapiro (NY) Kenneth Binstock (FL) Ezra Brutzkus Gubner, LLP (CA) Esther Koven (NY) The Sidney, Milton and Leoma BKD Foundation (MO) Cahill Gordon & Reindel, LLP (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Karl G. Larson (CO) simon Foundation-Florida (FL) Eleanor Blackford Colvin Fund Joe & Trina Cayre Foundation, Lawyers Title Insurance Corp. (FL) Roger A. Silverstein (NY) of the Pikes Peak Community inc. (NY) Lazard, Freres & Co, LLC (NY) SJP Properties (NJ) foundation (CO) CB Richard Ellis (CA) Mr. & Mrs. Marvin Leichtung (NY) Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Blank Rome, LLP (PA) Centerbridge Partners, LP (NY) Sandra & C. Ronald Livingston (CA) flom, LLP (IL) Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Blankfein (NY) Chicago Title Insurance Loeb Partners Realty (NY) Fred Smith Plumbing & Heating Co., Edward & Susan Blumenfeld company (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Monty Loud (CO) inc. (NY) foundation (NY) CIBC World Markets The Ludlow-GriffithF oundation (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth F. Sokol (NV) Todd Bondy (CO) corporation (NY) M.G. 101, LLC (NY) Starr Associates, LLP (NY) Boogie’s Diner/Lenny Weinglass (CO) Citigroup Business Services/ Macklowe Management, LLC (NY) Starz Entertainment LLC (CO) Debbie & Marc C. Breslawsky (CT) citigroup Global Markets, Inc. (NY) Mrs. Edith S. McAllister (TX) Mr. & Mrs. David A. Stein (FL) Brink’s Incorporated (TX) Colliers ABR, Inc. (MO) McGuire Woods (VA Studley, Inc. (NY) Mary Rose Brown (TX) Community Holdings Mr. & Mrs. Lee A. McIntire (CO) John T. Sweet (FL) Howard Brod Brownstein (PA) corporation/Mr. & Mrs MDC/Richmond American Homes Mr. & Mrs. Steven B. Tanger (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Bucksbaum (IL) david A. Gitlitz (CO) foundation (CO) Robert Mize & Isa White Trimble Burdale Capital Finance, Inc. (CT) Cooley Godward Kronish LLP Mr. & Mrs. Leslie A. Mendelson (CA) family Foundation, Inc. (NY) Cadwalader, Wickersham & attorneys at Law (CA) Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Menin (NY) Tri-Star Construction Corp. (NY) taft LLP (NY) Viola Vestal Coulter Foundation, Mohamed Said Farsi Foundation (UK) Richard P. Troeger (NJ) Capital Business Credit, LLC (FL) inc. (WA) Mr. & Mrs. Edward A. Mueller (CO) Tuberculosis Foundation of Virginia, Capital One, N.A./Capital One Arie & Ida Crown Memorial/ Murray Hill Properties (NY) inc. (VA) services, LLC (VA) crown Family Philanthropies (IL) Nastasi & Associates, Inc. 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(CA) foundation (CA) partnership (NY) MRM Management Associates, Smidt Family Foundation (CA) Xcel Energy (CO) Mr. & Mrs. A. Barry Hirschfeld (CO) llc (NJ) Southern California Council National Hirtle Callaghan & Co., LLC (PA) Neal, Gerber & Eisenberg LLP (IL) Jewish Center (CA) $1,000-$4,999 Hogan & Hartson, LLP (DC) Mr. & Mrs. Joseph S. Nelson (CO) Cathy Spencer (CA) Anonymous (IL) HSBC Bank USA, N.A. (NY) Teryn Noer (CO) Jerry & Emily Spiegel Anonymous (NY) Huron Consulting Group Inc. (IL) Olmstead Properties, Inc. (NY) foundation (NY) 132 West 31st St. Realty Iron Hound Management Company, Oracle Corporation (CA) Sprint (CO) corporation (NY) llc (NY) Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe, Square Mile Capital Management II, Mr. & Mrs. Steven L. Aaron (TX) JAD Corporation of America (NY) llp (CA) llc (NY) Mrs. Kay Anne Abbott (CO)

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Mr. & Mrs. Ed Abraham (CA) Mr. & Mrs. Edwin J. Bernau (CO) Eugene Cameron (MD) Dianna Crawford (CA) Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Acker (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Harry H. Bernbaum (FL) Edith Goss Campbell Trust (AZ) Credit Suisse (NY) The Ackman-Ziff Real Estate Group, Jon N. Bernhard (CO) Max Candiotty, Attorney at Law (CA) Crescent Electric Supply (CO) llc (NY) The Bernstein Companies (DC) Cansano Enterprises, LLC (NM) Crown Parking Systems, Inc. (NJ) Susan S. Adler Foundation (IL) Howard & Maxine Bernstein Family Capital Title of Texas, LLC (TX) Crystal Capital Fund Management, Agility Project Logistics, Inc. (LA) foundation (FL) CareerSmith, Inc. (CA) lp (MA) James F. Allen (FL) Richard I. Bernstein (NY) The Carlyle Group (NY) Crystal Comfort, Inc. (NY) Allergy & Asthma Specialty Best Buy, Inc. (NJ) Carmichael International CTKL Foundation (CO) services, P.S. (WA) C. Richard Beyda (DC) services (CA) Ali & Joe Cudby (MD) Alliance Construction Solutions (CO) Dr. Rajesh G. Bhagat (PA) Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Carroll (NY) Curtis Mallet-Prevost Colt & Scott C. Alper (NY) Elaine C. Bialor (FL) Castaways Foundation (IL) mosle LLP (NY) ama consulting engineers, p.c. (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Richard Birdoff (NY) Castle Oil Corporation (NY) Alan P. Cutter (CA) American College of Cardiology (DC) Craig Birmingham (MD) Cator Ruma & Associates (CO) Dr. Richard E. Danziger (CA) American Fire Restoration, LLC (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Michael L. Birnbaum (TX) CBOL Corporation (CA) Maria M. Das Neves (CT) American Society of Tuberculosis Susan Jean Black (MI) Centennial Elevator Maintenance (NY) Carol David (OH) education & Research (CO) Arthur M. Blank (GA) Center for Healthcare Services (TX) Mr. & Mrs. Gary A. Davis (NY) AmerTac (NJ) Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Blank (NY) The Donald & Carole Chaiken Mrs. Jean F. Davis (NH) Amper, Politziner & Mattia, LLP (NJ) Nancy & Robert S. Blank foundation (CA) Dr. Kathleen C. 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Herzog (CO) Amy & Bruce Karpas (CO) Jack & Pauline Freeman Foundation, Mr. & Mrs. Bill Gorog (VA) Mrs. Minna W. Hewes (CO) Beth Karpowich (CO) inc. (MA) Gotham Construction Co., LLC (NY) Hewlett Packard (CO) Philip H. Karsh (CO) Fremont Realty Capital, LP (CA) Mr. & Mrs. David Gottlieb (FL) Lorraine & Harley Higbie Fund (CO) Paul J. Kastin (GA) The Nancy & Victor Frenkil, Jr. The Gould-Shenfeld Family Gerald D. Hines (TX) Mr. & Mrs. Bruce D. Katchen (CO) foundation, Inc. (MD) foundation (NY) George C. Hixson (TX) Brandy Katz (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Harry D. Friedman (DC) Melea Grabinger (ND) HKA Enterprises, Inc. (SC) Lauren Katz (NY) Mrs. Helen Friedman (NJ) Gramercy Capital Corp. (PA) Mr. & Mrs. Michael D. Hobbs (CT) Katzenbach Charitable Foundation, Mendel Friedman/Jolly Company, Eugene & Emily Grant Family David Hodes & Jolie Schwab (NY) inc. (FL) inc. (MD) foundation (NY) Dr. Mark Holbreich (IN) Kaufman & Kabani (CA) Frishman Family LP (CO) Mr. & Mrs. David C. Graves (IL) Linda & Mel Holtzman (CA) George S. Kaufman (NY)

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Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth A. Kaufman (MD) Mrs. Helen Levenson (OH) The Alfred G. & Ida Mendelson Dr. James O’Brien (WA) Mr. & Mrs. William A. Leventhal, Brown Puga PC (CO) family Foundation (MD) Dr. Lenore J. Orange (NY) Kellnhofer, Sr. (CO) Bradley A. Levin (CO) Meritage Properties, LLC (NY) Ostrovsky & Associates (NV) Marvin A. Kempner (FL) Dr. & Mrs. Charles B. Levin (TX) Mesta Construction, Inc. (NY) Our Lady of the Lake University (TX) The Ethel & Allyn Kendis Family Cynthia G. Levine (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. Metrick (NY) P. S. Marcato Elevator Co., Inc. (NY) charitable Trust (OH) Lewan & Associates, Inc. (CO) Metropolitan Builders, Inc./ Paley Rothman (MD) Lawrence Kestin (NY) Robert K. Lewin (CA) metropolitan Homes, Inc. (CO) Robert I. Paller (GA) Ann M. King (CO) Mr. & Mrs. William G. Lewin (IL) Mrs. Helene F. Metzenberg (CA) Pape-Dawson Engineers, Inc. (TX) Mr. & Mrs. William E. King (MI) Lexin Capital, LLC (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Lowell Meyer (CO) Par Plumbing Co., Inc. (NY) Kirschner-Bookatz Family Liberty Global (CO) MG Engineering, PC (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Paul Eric Pariser (CT) foundation (TX) Joann Lieberman (FL) Mr. & Mrs. David F. Mickelson (CA) The Partner House (NV) The Kirschner Trusts/E. Phil & The Lighting Agency, Inc. (CO) Microsoft (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Gary A. Pashel (CO) Roberta Kirschner Foundation (OK) George Lipton (GA) Midtown Preservation, P.C. (NY) Patchen-Bernabei, Inc. (NY) Frederick & Jill Klein (MD) The Locker Companies, Inc. (NY) Milbank Tweed Hadley & Pincus Paul Charitable Trust (VA) Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Klein (CA) Stacey & Keith M. Locker (NY) mcCloy (NY) Mr. & Mrs. William B. Pauls (CO) Kleinknecht Electric Company (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Morris A. Long (FL) Mile High Bowl Association (CO) The Pensky Family Foundation (DC) Robin Knapp (TX) Mr. & Mrs. Gary O. Loo (CO) Mile High United Way (CO) Perkins Coie LLP (DC) Elaine M. Koch (CO) Leon Lowenstein Foundation, Milken Family Foundation (CA) Perlmutter Family Foundation (CO) Sidney Kohl Foundation, Inc. (FL) inc. (NY) Ann Miller (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Perlstein (FL) Kohn Pederson Fox Associates, Zanda J. Lynn (NY) Dr. Brian T. Miller (TX) James Perse, Inc. (CA) pc (NY) M & M Mechanical Contractors, Herman Miller, Inc. (WA) Oscar T. Peters (CA) Avrom Kopelman/Megan Yost (CT) inc. (NY) Dr. & Mrs. Leon L. Miller (NY) William Peters (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Peter J. Korneffel (CO) The M. Resort (NV) Milo Kleinberg Design Mrs. Marilyn A. Petschek (NM) Mr. & Mrs. Robert Kossman (CO) The David & Sondra Mack associates (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Shawn Philips (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Martin Kozak (IL) foundation, Inc. (NJ) Andrew Milstein (NJ) Pizza Hut (TX) The Krasberg-Mason Foundation (IL) Rob Macoy, Jr. (CO) Dr. & Mrs. Robert Milstein (TX) Platinum Maintenance (NY) Abraham Krasne Foundation (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Ritchie A. Michael E. Minden Diamond Mr. & Mrs. Todd Platt (TX) Rhoda Krasner (CO) macPherson (CO) Jewelers (NV) Mr. & Mrs. Stephen D. Plavin (NJ) The Abraham & Ruth Krieger Edward J. Madigan Foundation (CO) Mirimac Fund, Inc. (ME) Mr. & Mrs. W. Craig Plumhoff (TX) family Foundation, Inc. (MD) Anne Waring Maer Charitable Dr. & Mrs. Michael J. Mirsky (FL) PNMR Services Company (NM) Mrs. Rita Krosney (NY) fund (CO) Henry B. Mohr (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Polak (CO) Mrs. Sharon D. Krueger (CA) Steven C. Maestas (NM) Molzen-Corbin & Associates (NM) Mr. & Mrs. Howard Postal (MD) Kuni Lexus, Inc. (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Marc A. Magazine (MD) Tom Montgomery (CO) Potamkin Family Foundation (FL) Lloyd S. Kurtz, Jr. (AK) Maggy London International, Mr. & Mrs. L. Kent Moore (CO) Jane Powell (TX) Kuulture, Inc. (CO) inc. (NY) Tim Moormeier (CO) Presbyterian Health Care L & L Holding Company, LLC (NY) Mrs. Sharon Magness Blake (CO) Gerald Morgan, Jr. (VA) services (NM) LA-CO Industries, Inc./Markal (IL) Mr. & Mrs. Ward Mahanke (CO) Robert E. Morrow (NY) PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLP (NY) Mrs. Cecelia Lance (VT) Mall Properties, Inc./Morton & Carole Morse Family Foundation (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Allen Prince (FL) Land Title Guarantee Co. (CO) olshan Foundation, Inc. (NY) Moss Adams, LLP (CA) Mr. & Mrs. Joshua H. Pristaw (NY) Ana E. Landa (CO) Peter J. Mallen (GA) Mountain Chalet - Aspen (CO) Proskauer Rose, LLP (CA) Dr. & Mrs. Ronald A. Landay (PA) T. J. Mangold (CO) Mulligan Security Corp., Inc. (NY) Mr. & Mrs. John R. Provine (CO) John Lane (MD) Manuel Lujan Insurance, Inc. (NM) Amy M. Murnick (MA) Phyllis Pullman (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Alan Landis (NY) Marketing Management Group, Mrs. Maxine B. Murnick (NJ) Pulmonary & Allergy Associates, Mr. & Mrs. Curtis S. Lane (NY) inc. (NY) Murphy Company (CO) pa (NJ) Mr. & Mrs. Samuel Langberg (CA) Mr. & Mrs. Darren S. Markley (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Mark E. Murray (CO) Quadrangle Development Dr. Paul H. Langner (NM) Amelia & Julius Marks Charitable Muss Development Company (NY) corporation (DC) Dr. William A. Lanting (CO) foundation (OH) Naifeh Realty Company (OK) Quivey Bay State Foundation (NE) Dr. Miguel J. Lanz (FL) The Kappler Marrack Foundation (DE) Robert Z. Naifeh (OK) Qwest New Mexico (NM) Allen Lapporte (IL) Michael & Michele S. Marvins (TX) Dr. & Mrs. Daniel E. Nathan (GA) R. W. Specialties, Inc. (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Seymour Lapporte (CA) Robert A. Massi, PC (NV) Dr. Robert A. Nathan (CO) Dr. Paul S. Rabinowitz (GA) Scott & Julie Latham Foundation (RI) Richard A. Massman (TX) Nead Electric, Inc. (NY) The Howard Earl Rachofsky Hervey R. Lavoie (CO) Mrs. Louise Mathes (AZ) New Water Street Corp. (NY) foundation (TX) John S. & Florence G. Lawrence Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Mayer (NJ) John & Florence Newman Kenneth Rapp (NY) foundation, Inc. (NY) MBI Group (NY) foundation (TX) Charles L. Read Foundation (NJ) Marta Jo Lawrence (CT) Mr. & Mrs. Hunter Mc Connell, John T. & Mary C. Newman (KS) Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Reagan (CO) Lore F. Leder Foundation Trust (VT) Jr. (CA) Mrs. Carol D. Nichols (FL) Realty Holdings of America, Edith and James Lee (CO) Ann McCullough (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Howard B. Noble (CO) llc (NY) Leebar Management Corp. (NY) Jennifer L. McDaniel (CO) Susan T. Noble (CO) Redball Parking System Corp. (NY) Steve Leffler N( Y) Mears Marina Associate, LP (MD) Jack Nomberg (CA) Sherry L. Redmond (CO) Dr. & Mrs. Jeffery G. Leflein MI( ) Louis R. & Dorothy M. Meister Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Nordlinger (MD) Rednor Group, Ltd. (NY) Lamar Leland (CA) foundation (CO) Northern Trust (CO) Reed Smith, LLP (IL) Mr. & Mrs. George Lenyo (MI) Mr. & Mrs. Alan L. Meltzer (MD) The Elsa & Irving Nusblatt REI Charitable Trust (NY) Susan H. Lerner (CA) foundation (NY)

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Richard & Marianne Reinisch Saltzman Hamma Nelson Massaro, Skadden Arps Slate Meagher & Teitelbaum, Inc. (NY) foundation (IL) llp (CO) flom LLP (NY) Texas Tech University (TX) Karl Reinitz (MD) Henry Salzhauer (NY) Bill Sklazie (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Bradley G. Thomann (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Reiver (MD) Robert B. Samuels, Inc. (NY) Richard Skor (FL) Tiger Valuation Services, LLC (MA) Mrs. Julie F. Rennett (OR) San Antonio Express-News (TX) SL Green Family Foundation (NY) Tournament Players Club at Reznick Group, P.C. (MD) San Antonio Marriott Rivercenter/ SL Green Management, LLC (NY) summerlin (NV) Scott N. Resnick (NY) Riverwalk (TX) SL Green Realty Management & Towne Place Suites Downtown/ Rice Silbey Reuther & Sullivan, Sandia National Labs Corp. construction Department (NY) JER ES Dotown LLC (CO) llp (NV) foundation (NM) Mr. & Mrs. Albert H. Small, Jr. (MD) Townhouse Management Mr. & Mrs. Daniel A. Rich (CO) Diane I. Sasscer (FL) Mr. & Mrs. Albert H. Small, Sr. (MD) company (NY) John Paul Richard, Inc. (CA) Mr. & Mrs. George B. Saxe (CA) Renata & John Smathers (CO) Mary Jean & Oliver Travers Mr. & Mrs. Dwight D. Richert (FL) Anne Schaefer (CO) Cheryl Smith (AZ) foundation, Inc. (MD) Mrs. Miriam Rieder (FL) Gloria Scharlin (FL) Joanne F. Snook (WY) Tri/Par Realty Company/ Rivco Contruction, LLC (NY) Mrs. Janet Schaumburg (TX) Marilyn & Irvin Sobel Charitable Bravada Partners, LLC (CO) Margaret Rivers Fund (MN) Schindler Elevator Corporation (NY) foundation (CA) Dr. Barbara R. Troetel/ Charles Rizzo & Associates of NY, Mr. & Mrs. Walter Schlessel (FL) Mr. & Mrs. David N. Sonnenblick (CA) dr. William M. Troetel (NY) inc./d/b/a Rizzo Group (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Milton Schneiderman (DC) Sonnenschein Nath & Rosenthal, Lynn & Craig Trojahn (NM) RNDC Foundation (LA) Mr. & Mrs. Bruce S. Schonbraun (NJ) llp (NY) John Troka (CO) Roberts & Holland, LLP (NY) David Schonbraun (NJ) Southwest Allergy and Asthma Barbara A. Trummer (WI) Mr. & Mrs. Elliott Robinson (CO) The Schuble Family Foundation, center P.A. (TX) Ivanka M. Trump (NY) Henry R. Robinson (CO) inc. (MD) Southwest Business Corporation (TX) Robert Tucker Group, Inc. (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. Robinson (CO) Mrs. Sharon Schuble (VA) Southwest Research Institute (TX) Turchin Family Charitable Mr. & Mrs. Scott D. Robinson (CO) Maria C. Schueler (CO) Spaw Glass (TX) foundation (FL) Mr. & Mrs. Clyde A. Rodbell (GA) Warren W. Schultz (MD) Mr. & Mrs. Donald H. Spencer (CA) Mr. & Mrs. Roy Turner (CO) Rohr Employees Willshare Club/ Schuss Family Foundation (CO) Mr. & Mrs. John G. Spiegleman (CO) Tweedy Browne Company, LLC (NY) BF Goodrich (CA) Mr. & Mrs. Daniel C. Schwartz (DC) Dr. Alana R. Spiwak/Sam Stolbun (TX) United EWay (NY) Dr. & Mrs. Donald R. Rollins (CO) David A. Schwartz/Louise Harrison Split Rock Realty Co. (NY) United Western Bank (CO) Rolyn Construction Corporation (MD) sparks (NC) Square D (CO) University Management Steven Rosdal (CO) Eric Schwartz (FL) Starwood Group LP (FL) associates (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Harry W. Rosen (VA) Mr. & Mrs. Gary M. Schwartz (CO) Steele Street Bank & Trust (CO) USAA Foundation, Inc. (TX) Dr. Charles M. Rosenberg (GA) Dr. & Mrs. Jerry Schwartz (NV) Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Steepleton (CO) UT Health Science Center at Mr. & Mrs. Richard M. Dr. & Mrs. Rick S. Schwettmann (CO) Steese Evans & Frankel, P.C. (CO) san Antonio (TX) Rosenberg (CA) Sharon A. Seeman (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Sheldon I. Stein (TX) Jenny Van DeVere (CA) Rosenson Family Foundation (IL) Segel Family Foundation, Inc. (CO) Dr.Daniel G. Steinberg/Allergy & Van Gilder Insurance Corp. (CO) Rosenthal & Rosenthal of California, Mrs. Quinta M. Seida (VA) asthma Center of Massachusetts, Mr. & Mrs. Charles Varsel (TX) Inc. (CA) Mr. & Mrs. Jay W. Seligman (NY) p.C. (MA) Betty Vendig (CA) Mr. & Mrs. Barry P. Rosenthal (DC) Jason P. Semmel (NY) Susan Steinberg (PA) Barbara J. Vincent (SC) Richard Rosenthal (NJ) SG2 Properties, LLC (NY) Stempel Bennett Claman & Gwynne L. Vincent (ME) Mr. & Mrs. Robert Rosenthal (CO) Shanahan’s (CO) hochberg, P.C. (NY) Vision Service Plan (CA) Mr. & Mrs. William E. Rosenthal (TX) Mr. & Mrs. Steven D. Shane (CO) Sidney Stern Memorial Fund (CA) VNB New York Corp. subsidiary of Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Rosh (NY) Mrs. Ruth Shapiro (MA) Sternburg Communications, Inc. (CO) valley National Bank (NY) Ken Ross (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Robert Sheldon (CT) Audrey F. Steuer (NY) Joseph & Linda Vumbaco (CO) Ross Printmarketing, Inc. (CO) Sheppard Mullin Richter & Stony Apparel Corp. (CA) Mr. & Mrs. Allan J. Wagenheim (NY) Kenneth S. Roth (NY) hampton LLP (CA) Mr. & Mrs. Bill Stradley (TX) Wagner RoofingC ompany (MD) Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Rothberg (GA) John H. Shields, II (FL) The Strauss Family Founation (CO) Dr. Jeffrey A. Wald (KS) Mr. & Mrs. Eric A. Rothfeld (NY) Shornick Foundation (MS) Donald R. & Mary G. Street (AL) Wallace Scott PC (CO) Steven J. & Robin Rotter Family Harriet S. Siegel (IL) Structural Consultants, Inc. (CO) Pamela G. Walter (CO) foundation (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Martin Siegel (TX) Suburban Maryland Chapter (MD) Edward J. Wasilewski (NY) Royal Abstract of New York LLC (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Martin Siegel (CO) Moshe M. Sukenik (NY) WB Wood (NY) RSM McGladrey, Inc. (NY) Mr. & Mrs. David E. Silfen (NY) Sun OfficeP roducts (CO) Wealth Management Network (CO) Mrs. Irene Rubenstein (FL) Siller Wilk, LLP (NY) Dr. Scott Suter (CO) Travis Webb (CO) The Rudin Foundation, Inc. (NY) Bernard Silver (CA) L. Jack Swertfeger, Jr., Mrs. Joan N. Weil (TX) Mr. & Mrs. Glenn J. Rufrano (NY) Silver Eagle Distributors, LP (TX) attorney-at-Law (GA) Frank Weinman (NV) Mr. & Mrs. M. Ronald Ruskin (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Barry R. Silverman (CA) Symphony Development (CA) Weinstein Family Charitable Mr. & Mrs. Bob D. Sager (TX) Carlynn & Lawrence Silverman Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Synder (NY) trust (CO) St. Jude Medical, Inc. (MN) family Foundation, Inc. (MD) Dr. & Mrs. Rajendra K. Tanna (TX) Marcia S. Weiss (IL) St. Mary Land & Exploration The Abramson & Silverman Charles and Lenke N. Tarr Fund (NV) Wenner Silverstein & Company, company (CO) family Fund (DC) Mr. & Mrs. Charles M. Tatham (CA) llc (CO) St. Mary’s University School of Lawrence Simon (KY) Taussig Family Foundation (CO) Wertheimer Family Foundation (MD) law (TX) Eric Singer (NJ) Janet Taylor (WY) West New York Restoration of CT, Mr. & Mrs. Simon S. Salama- Singer Family Foundation, Inc. (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Pete Taylor (CO) inc. (NY) caro (NY) Mrs. Viola A. Singletary (NM) Technology Ventures Mr. & Mrs. Duncan White (CO) Sanford Sirulnick (NY) corporation (NM) Nicholas Wilder (CO)

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Dorothy Wildman (CO) Harold Arkava (CT) Michael Brewster (NY) J. H. Cohn, LLP (NY) Wilf Family Foundation (NJ) E. Nelson Asiel (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Brickell (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Lewis B. Cohn (MD) Mr. & Mrs. Steven Wilkofsky (TX) Associated General Contractors (NM) Bridgers & Paxton, Engineers (NM) Mr. & Mrs. Marshall B. Cole (CA) Mrs. Harriette Will (VA) Associated Textile Converters/dba Mr. & Mrs. William Brierly (CO) Terry & Pat Colip (CO) The Wine Advocate (MD) swavelle/Mill Creek Fabrics (NY) Mrs. Ruth Broady (CA) Dr. Carolyn R. Comer (WA) Howard H. Witsma (MO) Lois R. Atkin (CA) Michael H. Brodie (CA) Helen S. Conant (CA) Mr. & Mrs. Edward O. Wolcott (FL) Atlas Welding & Boiler (NY) Ethel S. Brody Charitable Mr. & Mrs. Kelly Condon (CO) Nurit & James Wolf (CO) Atomic Exterminating Corp (NY) foundation (SC) Corrao Miller Wiesenthal (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Milton Wolff (OK) AXA Foundation, Inc. (NY) Mrs. Sherna S. Brody (FL) Kevin & Madeline Cox (CA) Dr. Stephen M. Wolpert (NJ) Barbara Baker (CO) David Brown/Ellen Gansell (TX) Dr. Linda Cox /Allergy & Dr. & Mrs. Dale A. Wood (TX) Gregory A. Ball/Karen Hasse (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey S. Brown (UT) asthma Associates (FL) Mr. & Mrs. Vince Yegge (NM) Bradford & Vicky L. Balmot (CA) Marilyn A. Brown (MT) Mrs. Mary Ellen Cox (CO) Yellowstone Hardware & Supply Bank of Albuquerque (OK) Calle B. Brownstein (NY) Creative Commercial Funding, corp. (NY) Justin Bannan (MD) Mr. & Mrs. Harry Brusenhan (TX) llc (CA) Mr. & Mrs. Jonathon K. Yorkak (NY) Carol G. Barbary (CO) Harriett B. Buckley (VA) Margaret A. Crowl (CO) Zamir Equities (NY) Rita & Robert B. Barnett (DC) Lawrence Z. Bulman (MD) Crystal Springs Bottled Water, Dr. & Mrs. Lowell Zeleznick (CA) Ralph L. Barnum (FL) Mr. & Mrs. Barry Burgdorf (TX) inc. (NM) Mr. & Mrs. Leo E. Zickler (MD) Kevin F. Barrett (MA) Marty Burger (NY) Mrs. Robert Cullen (FL) The Jay and Diane Zidell Charitable Bert Basignani (MD) Mr. & Mrs. Bruce E. Burns (CA) Cummins Rocky Mountain (CO) foundation (OR) Larry Bass & Lynn Robinson (CO) Jacob Burns Foundation, Inc. (FL) Mr. & Mrs. Marshall C. Cutler (MD) Dr. George A. Zieg (NE) Mr. & Mrs. Paul M. Basta (NY) C & K Properties LLC (NY) Michael Cutler (PA) Edward and Barbara Zinbarg Ruth M. Baughman (CO) John A. Cable Foundation (IL) Michael Dambeck (CO) foundation (NJ) Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Beck (TX) Mr. & Mrs. Michael Caflisch CO( ) Mr. & Mrs. Andre Danesh (MA) Robert L. Zinn (TX) Benjamin F. J. Beers, Jr. (AL) Deidra C. Calderon (NJ) The Joe and Hellen Darion Mr. & Mrs. Isaac Zion (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Harvey A. Belfer (AZ) David Callahan (IL) foundation (NH) The Zitelman Group (MD) Rev. Benjamin F. Bell (MS) Len Camber Charitable Trust (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Darre (CO) Charlotte & Arthur Zitrin Burton E. Belzer (CA) Cambridge Information Group (MD) Mr. & Mrs. Clint J. David (TX) foundation (NY) Steven Bender (OR) Dr. & Mrs. Martin Cane (PA) Mr. & Mrs. Everett Davis (TX) Fred Zorndorf (OH) Mrs. Joan C. Benjamin (CA) Dr. & Mrs. E. Michael Canham (CO) Terrence W. Dawson (UT) Zwicker Electric Co., Inc. (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Laurence Bensignor (MD) Dr. David J. Cantor (MD) Harry Deitchman (MD) Mr. & Mrs. J. Richard Bergad (CT) Mr. & Mrs. Mark Carmany (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Craig Dethmers (CO) $500-$999 Richard N. Berger (CA) Caro Investments (KS) Janet R. & James R. Deuel (NV) Anonymous (CA) William D. Berghold (MT) Cars for Charity, Inc. (CO) Gloria Devoe (CO) Anonymous (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Victor Bergman (KS) Cartridges for Kids/Divison of Irwin & Susan Dinn (OH) 25 Realty Co., LLC, 51 Realty Hope A. Berman (NY) access Computer Products (CO) Jesse D. Dompreh (NM) co., LLC, 232/242 Realty Co., Mr. & Mrs. Victor Bernhard (CO) Goldie Cash (OK) Mr. & Mrs. David M. Donar (CO) llc (NY) Hon. & Mrs. Stuart A. Bernstein (DC) Mr. & Mrs. Howard M. Casper (PA) Mr. & Mrs. Howard L. Donsky (TX) Dr. & Mrs. Donald S. Abelson (CA) Beverage Distributors Corp. (CO) Cassidy Turley, Inc. (NY) Mrs. Vicky S. Dose (CO) Craig L. Aberle (FL) Mrs. LaFawn H. Biddle (CO) Antonio Celayeta (CO) Douglass Foundation (TX) Abrams Foundation (NJ) Mrs. Carol K. Bindeman (MD) Certilman, Balin, Adler & Hyman, John Dowling (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Richard Abramson (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Stuart Bindeman (MD) llp (NY) Mr. & Mrs. John E. Dreier (CO) Dr. & Mrs. David A. Abrutyn (NJ) Dr. & Mrs. Robert W. Black (FL) Judge & Mrs. Herbert L. Chabot (MD) Mrs. Michelle du Pont Olson (VA) Mrs. Joan Abrutyn (NJ) Blake Real Estate, Inc. (DC) David & Jody Charmatz (CO) Duff & Phelps, LLC (NJ) Acme Architectural Walls/Acme Michael & Carmela Blank (CA) Chicago League-Skokie Division (IL) Eaton Corporation/Electrical steel Door Corp. (NY) Rick & Lori Blatstein (NY) Children’s Asthma League of group (CO) Dr. Allen Adinoff (CO) Stephanie L. Block (CA) greater San Diego (CA) Glenda B. Eckerle (WY) Mr. & Mrs. John B. Adler (DC) Alan J. Blum (NY) Dr. Barbara A. Chilmonczyk (ME) Jason Edelson (MD) Susan S. Adler Foundation (IL) Mrs. Leah D. Blum (MD) Ciber, Inc. (CO) Terri L. Edelson (IL) Alamo Community Colleges (TX) BNP Paribas/d/b/a Paribas North Mr. & Mrs. Lewis A. Citren (MD) The Eight-Five-Two Fund (CA) Mr. & Mrs. Bruce K. Alexander (CO) america, Inc. (NY) Dr. Henry N. Claman (CO) Eisenberg International (CA) Garold D. Allen (KS) Arthur M. Boal, Jr. (CO) Irving & Ruth Claremon (FL) Mr. & Mrs. Joe Eikelberner (CO) Allergy Partners, P.A. (NC) Benjamin C. Bohr (CA) John W. Clark (CO) Col. & Mrs. Dale Elkins (AZ) Alliance OfficeS upply, Inc. (CO) Carl Robert Boldt (CA) Mr. & Mrs. Charles J. Clifford (MA) Dr. Howard R. Ellis (GA) Allied Barton Security Services (PA) Scott Bomgaars (CO) Matthew W. Close (CA) Mr. & Mrs. Joshua A. Emdur (CO) Allied Jewish Federation of Mr. & Mrs. William W. CMS Electrical Services, Inc. (NY) Employee’s Community Fund of colorado (CO) Bonebreak, II (CO) John F. Coaker (IL) the Boeing Company (IL) John R. & Margaret A. Allington (NE) Roger Bonney (TX) John R. Cohagen (CO) Emsig Manufacturing Mr. & Mrs. B. Thomas Allison (CO) The Boswell Family Foundation (TX) Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Cohen (CA) corporation (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Victor Alterescu (CA) Helen L. Boyd (TX) Mr. & Mrs. Edward Cohen (MD) EnerNoc, Inc. (CT) Jeroll Anderson (AZ) Douglas Brackney (OR) Mrs. Geraldine R. Cohen/Geraldine Kurt Enslein (NY) Apollo Investments, LLC/ Barbara Braddick (NM) & Alvin Cohen Foundation (CO) Karen J. Epps (IL) avanti Capital, LLC (MD) Edward Brand (CO) Jack D. Cohen Foundation (NY) Eve Epstein (CO) Arent Fox, LLP (DC) Lawrence Brandes (NY) Nancy L. Cohen (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Jay A. Epstien (MD)

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Mr. & Mrs. Thomas L. Evans (IL) Robert M. Goldberg (MD) Hospira Employee Giving Campaign/ Gary Kramer (CO) Eyas Foundation (WY) Walter Goldberg Foundation (CO) hospira Foundation Match (NJ) Mr. & Mrs. George Kramer (MD) Dr. & Mrs. Walter Fanburg (MD) Daniel J. Goldman Foundation (FL) Ms. Martha R. Houser (CO) Kramon & Graham, PA (MD) John Farnam (CO) Dr. & Mrs. Robert Goldman (MD) Mr. & Mrs. David K. Hsieh (NY) Arthur & Zadelle Krasow Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Faughnan (CO) Barbara L. Goldsmith Johnny Hsu (CO) greenblatt (CT) William A. Fay/Dessa Bokides (CO) foundation (NY) HUB International (CO) Rae M. Krelitz (NY) Bernard Feiner (DC) Ada Lieb Goldstein Foundation (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Ron J. Huddleston (CO) KSR Design-Build, LLC/Design Mr. & Mrs. David Ferguson (CO) Andrew M. Goldstein & Hilary D. Jack Hunter (NV) construction Management (MD) John D. Ferguson (NE) sigmon (MD) Dr. Leon Hyman (HI) Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Kuhlman (CO) Jeanine Figur (CO) Dr. & Mrs. Gerald L. Goldstein (KS) Sherrill Ice (CO) Mr. & Mrs. David Kuperberg (NY) Fineman West & Co. LLP/ GOLFLASVEGASNOW.COM (NV) Joan G. Ireland (RI) Janice M. & David A. Kurth (IN) gary Fineman (??) Mrs. Sandra Goralnik (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Isaacson (MD) James B. Kurtz (CO) Mrs. Dorothy M. Finger (NY) Anita V. Gordon (CO) Charles B. Israel Foundation (CO) Dr. & Mrs. Henry Lackner (NM) Mr. & Mrs. Michael Fingerhut (DC) Leonard & Selma Gordon Family Robert Ivanhoe (CT) Lake of the Winds (IL) Fire & Safety Systems Co. (NJ) foundation (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Brian Izzo (MI) Mrs. Elizabeth Lambertson (MI) First American Title Insurance Richard S. Gordon (AZ) J & J Hardware Supply (NY) Lampson International, LLC (CO) company of New York (NY) Mrs. Christine M. Gormley (WY) John B. Jackson (CA) Mr. & Mrs. Nelson Lane (FL) Fischer Legal Services (CO) Jeffrey Gould (FL) Mr. & Mrs. Howard Jacobs (OH) Nancy Langsan & Daniel K. Sistie Fischer (CO) Elisabeth Graham (MS) Mr. & Mrs. Norman K. 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Auxiliary Chapters

National Jewish Health’s auxilians are our goodwill ambassadors.

More than 350 individuals from eight chapters in six states raise funds, provide education and promote public awareness about National Jewish Health and its many services.

The auxilians come from all walks of life. Some join because they have been helped personally by National Jewish Health. Others have a family member or friend with a chronic illness. Some simply want to help. But they are all united in a common goal: to devote their time, talent and resources to making sure that National Jewish Health expertise is available to everyone who seeks help.

The auxiliary chapters have worked with communities across the country for 81 years as fund-raisers, educators and public relations envoys for National Jewish Health. Many auxilians also contribute personal gifts through bequests and trusts.

For information on auxiliary chapters in your area, please call Terrie Baros at 1.800.423.8891, extension 1064.

Chapter Locations* California Florida Maryland Colorado Illinois New York

*These chapters would love to have you and others you know join as members or participate in special events. If there’s not a chapter in your community, we would be happy to work with you to establish one. For more information, please call Terrie Baros at 303.398.1064 (outside Denver, call 1.800.423.8891, extension 1064).

60 | 2010 National Jewish Health Annual Report Thanks to the following people for their invaluable contributions to the writing, photography, design and production of this annual report ..

Editor William Allstetter. Director of Media and External Relations Graphic Designer Debra Beaudette Publications Manager Ru Ciel Director of Public Affairs Geri Reinardy

Photo credits: Dan Sidor cover and pages 7, 12-16, 19, 21, 23, 24 Steve Friedman page 9 Dayna Smith page 17 Susan English page 25