what you do matters

2008–09 ANNUAL REPORT 2 Annual Report 2008–09 What you Do Matters 3 front cover Estelle Laughlin Holocaust survivor and museum volunteer what they do

Dear friends—this past November, however impressive our far-reaching 40-foot-high portraits of Estelle impact, we must constantly challenge Laughlin and other Museum survivor ourselves to do more. In a century volunteers were projected one by one already threatened by an alarming onto the exterior of our building. rise in hatred and antisemitism as The symbolism was stunning as each well as genocide, there are simply illuminated the night. Estelle had just no time-outs. turned ten when Germany invaded Our global institution is on the Poland. Over the next four years, she front lines confronting these issues managed to survive the Warsaw ghetto, thanks to your generosity and an the Majdanek death camp, and two extraordinary constellation of other slave labor camps. With dreams still partners equally passionate in our haunted by these memories, Estelle cause. On the pages that follow you shares her story with audiences here will meet some of them. While we and across the country in order to, as cannot eradicate hatred and evil, she says, “keep truth alive and visible.” together we remain unrelenting in In telling their stories, Holocaust our commitment to remember and to survivors put the horror of the genocide teach the lessons of the Holocaust— of Europe’s Jews into a profoundly not just to impart the truth of history’s personal context. They move us beyond greatest crime but to ignite the personal the monolithic event and unfathomable sense of responsibility that stands at numbers to the anguish of each the heart of strong, just societies. That individual, and then to the sobering is what the Holocaust teaches with realization that millions more were such moral clarity. That is the essence complicit—whether through their of our work together. And at this actions or sheer indifference. That is critical moment, our efforts could the truth of the Holocaust: it was not not be more urgently needed. Portraits of the Museum’s survivor inevitable, nor is the history being volunteers that were projected on written today. What we each do matters. 01 What they do the walls of our building during Every time these survivors speak, FotoWeek DC. 02 Rescuing the evidence and making truth accessible they powerfully demonstrate the responsibility each individual must 07 Shaping the relevance of Holocaust studies in the context of today’s issues assume in creating a more just and Fred S. Zeidman, Chairman humane world. And it begins with 08 Empowering people worldwide to confront hatred, antisemitism, and injustice the actions we take each day. 13 Creating a blueprint to prevent genocide and mass atrocities Thanks to your extraordinary personal commitment, especially 15 Leading the movement to stop genocide today during these challenging economic Joel M. Geiderman, Vice Chairman 16 Far-reaching global impact times, the Museum engaged millions of people worldwide last year with 18 Days of Remembrance 2009 this truth. No other institution is bringing the lessons of the Holocaust 22 Regional partners to so many people in so many languages and so many places. But Sara J. Bloomfield, Director 24 International Travel Program 26 Our donors 42 Financial Statement 43 United States Holocaust Memorial Council

4 Annual Report 2008–09 Piotr is ensuring that Auschwitz remains relevant to new generations

Preserving Auschwitz is not only preserving the past, it is preserving the future. With this trust placed in us, each day we must ask ourselves what more can we do.” The trust factor put 36-year-old the most powerful way to counter Dr. Piotr Cywin´ski on a journey nine Holocaust denial. But what we do years ago that he could not have with this evidence will determine the imagined when survivors invited him continuing relevance of the Holocaust to become the youngest member on for future generations. “This is the the International Auschwitz Council. challenge that keeps me awake at It was, as Piotr says, “putting me in night,” says Piotr. “Memory is the first “ the center of a 20th-century history step, but alone it cannot guarantee that I had wanted to escape.” Today, the future.” some two years after becoming the While the Museum works with director of the Auschwitz-Birkenau many institutions worldwide, our State Museum, Piotr is still over- partnership with Auschwitz-Birkenau whelmed that survivors trusted him is unique. Our Permanent Exhibition with the most critical experience in would not be possible without the their life. artifacts on loan from Auschwitz, and The defining symbol of the we provide conservation guidance Holocaust in a rapidly changing that helps this site preserve its massive Europe, Auschwitz is even more collections. Today, our colleagues important today than it was 20 or at Auschwitz are looking to us for 30 years ago. A 2008 Pew Research our expertise in creating exhibitions survey reports that growing numbers that engage diverse audiences in several major European nations in transformative experiences— say they have unfavorable opinions especially young people increasingly Dr. Piotr CywiŃski of Jews. More alarming is that distanced from this history. Under Director of Auschwitz-Birkenau State Museum these percentages are higher than Piotr’s leadership, annual visitation in comparable Pew surveys taken to Auschwitz now exceeds one Piotr in the Permanent Exhibition, every year since 2004. As European million, with people coming from which displays many artifacts from the demographics change, will future all over Europe and as far away as Auschwitz-Birkenau State Museum. generations see Auschwitz as China. “Now we are at a very special Rescuing the evidence and making truth accessible In a project that only our part of their history and identity? moment,” says Piotr. “This place Preserving Auschwitz and other sites must speak more to the imagination What Museum could have undertaken—and with the assistance of hundreds of researchers as well as documentary evidence of of the new generations so that they worldwide—the first of seven volumes of the encyclopedia of camps and ghettos, 1933–1945 was history’s greatest crime is of utmost understand the significance of this we did published in early 2009. When completed, this milestone in Holocaust scholarship will inform urgency—material evidence is event and their responsibility for the study for generations to come, providing key details, maps, and photographs for a staggering critical to securing memory and is future of their societies, of humanity.” this 20,000 sites across Europe. Dramatically expanding our understanding of the scope and nature of the Nazi system, the encyclopedia will serve as a vital resource and a powerful year reservoir of truth. To learn more, please visit www.ushmm.org/research/center/encyclopedia.

What you Do Matters 3 Eli Rosenbaum is pursuing perpetrators Director, Department of Justice Eli office of Special Investigations and justice with the Museum s help Eli displays one of the crucial pieces of ’ evidence in the successful prosecution of Nazi war criminal Alexandras Lileikis.

When one tries to imagine the terror of the mother and the little girl facing a pit filled with thousands of bodies, then one tries hard not to imagine.” The 1941 murder of six-year-old priority access to its archive—the Fruma Kaplan and her mother, Gita, world’s most comprehensive collection at the killing pits outside of Vilna of Holocaust evidence—and Museum (Vilnius) is the case that touches Eli historians provide expert witness Rosenbaum like no other. No prewar testimony in prosecutions. In December, photos or documents about them have OSI reciprocated, donating copies of ever been found. “But for the records its records to the Museum’s archive. we found and used in court, their Created over decades of investigating story, like that of so many other victims, and prosecuting alleged perpetrators would not be known,” says Eli. What of Nazi crimes who immigrated to the “ we do know is that they escaped United States, the records represent from the Vilna ghetto and hid in the the largest body of English-language, countryside before being sent to their primary source material relating to deaths by former Lithuanian police the prosecution of Nazi criminals and chief Alexandras Lileikis. Eli and the include documents from more than Office of Special Investigations (OSI) one hundred successful prosecutions, team first got the lead in 1982 that such as the Lileikis case. “The Museum Lileikis was living in Massachusetts. is the premier destination for Holocaust It took a decade before investigators scholars and researchers in the world,” had enough evidence to prosecute, he explains. “Each piece of paper and including the death warrants for testimony is part of an overall effort Fruma and her mother that Lileikis to pursue, at a minimum, full historical had signed. Stripped of his U.S. truth . . . and in our work, also law citizenship, he stood trial in Lithuania. enforcement, truth, and justice.” For Eli, the amount of time it takes The passion that has driven Eli’s every to bring perpetrators to justice is waking moment for 25 years parallels immaterial. “The passage of time has the Museum’s own commitment with in no way lessened the gravity of the its world-class team of professionals offenses or the culpability of those relentlessly searching for truth in more who committed them,” he stresses. than 40 countries on six continents. Rescuing the evidence and making truth accessible The Museum’s years-long leadership “Our partnership with the Museum This expensive, methodical, and time- What in opening the largest closed Holocaust archive in the world—the International Tracing Service (ITS) is enormously important to efforts to consuming work to collect evidence in Bad Arolsen, Germany—finally paid off in 2008. After the transfer so far of 133.4 million digital prove these cases beyond a reasonable makes everything else possible. we did copies of ITS documents and name cards, the Museum has responded to thousands of requests doubt.” The Museum grants OSI for information, enabling Holocaust survivors and their families for the first time to observe death this anniversaries for their loved ones. Overwhelmingly created by the killers themselves and meticulously documenting the bureaucracy of mass murder, the ITS archive represents an extraordinary body of year evidence in the face of Holocaust denial. To learn more, please visit www.ushmm.org/its.

4 Annual Report 2008–09 Once you’re in the Museum scholars network, it gives you validation outside of your own university and the sense of being part of something larger than yourself.” Calgary native Lynne Fallwell first Backed by the resources and support is keeping truth alive on campus started on her unconventional path of the Museum, Lynne transforms Lynne the abstract into a powerful under- to West Texas when as an eight- year-old she came face-to-face with standing not just of the mass murder, but of how it got to that point and the Holocaust in a local exhibit. Her how individual actions mattered. As insatiable curiosity ultimately led to students begin to understand, Lynne advanced degrees in the history of the is continually amazed at how they “ Third Reich, but it was a life-defining respond. “The longer I do this, the year volunteering at Dachau that more I realize a number of classes take crystallized what she wanted to do on an activism component. If one with that knowledge. Interacting with out of every hundred goes on to do many survivors who came to mark the something, or if 20 out of a hundred 50th anniversary of liberation, Lynne think about what they are doing, then was deeply touched as they shared I’ve done my job.” their stories despite their heart- wrenching anguish. “They believed if Lynne does not just represent a cross- they talked about it, they could help roads in the lives of her students, she ensure it would not happen again,” stands at a moment of transition from she explains. Lynne realized that the eyewitness generation of scholars through teaching this history, she to the next generation. Increasing might have that same powerful effect the stakes, this transition is taking on her own students. And she has. place just as an avalanche of new documentation is becoming available American college campuses are from previously closed archives. increasingly complex environments. As the global leader in nurturing the At a time when antisemitism is growth and vitality of Holocaust manifesting itself as denial or minimi- scholarship, in addition to its campus zation of the Holocaust, scholars outreach, the Museum brings together like Lynne are addressing younger scholars from across the world to generations who are ready to stimulate new research and enhance challenge accepted facts and often networking and the exchange of ideas. have major misconceptions— Lynne has participated in the Museum’s especially on a campus like Texas Silberman Seminars for Faculty, Tech without a significant Jewish designed to strengthen teaching about presence. “Interest in this history is the Holocaust. “The opportunities, not waning—but the misinformation resources, and research materials that is growing,” Lynne explains. “There’s the Museum provides to otherwise a battle that rages at all times when isolated educators are invaluable.” you teach the Holocaust: to what degree is it a unique event or a pinnacle Dr. Lynne Fallwell representation of genocide?” assistant professor, Department of history, Texas Tech University

Shaping the relevance of Holocaust studies in the context of Today’s issues What Supporting new research on an international level, last year the Museum hosted 40 visiting fellows from institutions as diverse as Harvard University and Greensboro College and countries such as we did Poland, Hungary, and Ukraine. Some 150 more scholars participated in workshops, seminars, and symposia. And as part of our campus outreach program, the Museum hosted 78 programs with this scholars and fellows at 69 colleges and universities in 31 states, from Oregon to Maine, including many institutions with limited Holocaust resources. These scholars are carrying the power of this year history forward. To learn more, please visit www.ushmm.org/research/center.

6 Annual Report 2008–09 Doug is arming FBI agents with core values in a post-9/11 world

It’s not enough to protect society. The Museum’s ethical leadership program demonstrates for our agents how important it is to protect everyone in that society Doug immediately made this training a required component of his ethical with compassion, fairness, and leadership class. Three years later, a rigorous obedience to the after he arranged for the FBI Director Constitution.” to personally experience the power of the program, it became a mandated Doug Merel knows that if the first part of the FBI training curriculum. time a law enforcement agent thinks Because of Doug’s single-handed effort, about ethical issues is when they every new agent is trained at the are occurring, it is too late. Doug Museum—each year some 1,000. had been serving as a field agent But he did not stop there. Driven “ for 17 years before coming to the by his own personal commitment, FBI Academy six years ago to teach Doug has extended the reach of the ethical leadership to new agent program beyond the FBI. Today trainees. One of the first things he personnel from Immigration and did was accompany a group of agents Customs Enforcement and the Drug participating in the Museum’s Law Enforcement Agency train at the Enforcement and Society program. Museum. Through a new partnership “It was then,” says Doug, “that I brokered with Doug, the heads of the began to understand the tremendous largest law enforcement agencies from implications of the Holocaust for law around the world now participate in enforcement. The most important part this training. If Doug had his way, of this program is that it drives home for each of the 800,000 individuals in law the agents that core values always have enforcement making decisions daily Doug Merel to be part of their decision making.” that impact the society we live in would be trained by the Museum. “When fBI Academy Supervisory Special Agent Through a progression of discussions you are exposed to something of such built around photographs dating tremendous benefit to your profession, from 1933 to 1942, culminating in a you cannot keep it to yourself.” shocking photograph of a uniformed German police officer shooting This is just one of a series of unique Empowering people worldwide to confront hate, antisemitism, and injustice women and children rather than programs the Museum provides What Requests for the Museum’s ethical leadership programs tripled in the past year. protecting them, the program around the country for audiences Federal employees from 36 different agencies participated, including the CIA and the chronicles the breakdown of a who influence society—teachers, we did Departments of Defense, Education, Homeland Security, and Labor. At the request of society when its law enforcement law enforcement officials, military professionals become devoid of officers, doctors, lawyers, judges, the Arizona Supreme Court, the Museum developed a new leadership training program, compassion and fairness. “Through and journalists—a critical mass of this Law and the Holocaust, and trained all 700 Arizona state judges—from magistrates to the this focused discussion, our agents professionals uniquely positioned state supreme court. In 2009, the Museum will provide this training for every state chief realize the significance of their role to promote understanding of the year justice in the country. To learn more, please visit www.ushmm.org/education/lawenforcement. in a fair and balanced democracy.” Holocaust—and act on it.

What you Do Matters 9 Jennifer Norton master Teacher, Museum Regional Education Corps Jennifer is working to build tomorrow’s engaged citizenry

I want to help students understand that there are things they can do as citizens of their school, their community, their nation—as citizens of the world. curriculum, that she delved deeper They can educate themselves and into the subject while creating lessons become more active in standing for her world history classes. Five years later, Jennifer was accepted into up against hatred.” the Museum’s Teacher Fellowship The universe of students Jennifer Program. “Virtually everything that Norton is reaching extends far beyond has happened since in my teaching the walls of her school in Jackson, career flows from that experience.” California. And whether training And what has happened through the other teachers or teaching her own efforts of this one remarkable teacher “ students, Jennifer believes that over the past ten years is considerable. A child was slapped in the understanding the Holocaust starts How do you measure the radiant face. Two more were hit or with understanding antisemitism. impact of her initiating efforts to “Especially in communities like have the Holocaust integrated into struck on their arms. They mine,” explains Jennifer, “where the national Advanced Placement were attacked by fellow students have no background with history curriculum? Or as a consultant students—all for being Jews, Judaism, or antisemitism, I with the College Board, developing start from scratch.” Her goals are to a lesson on the history of antisemitism Jewish. According to their impart the lessons that hate is hate for teachers of European history? And classmates, it was “Hit a Jew and that individual actions matter. in New Mexico, where there is no “I want them to understand that explicit teaching of the Holocaust in Day.” And while this was the perpetrators, the collaborators, the state education framework, her taking place, others stood by and the bystanders were ordinary workshops inspired two teachers to people and that a different outcome secure permission to establish Holocaust and watched. This event did was possible had people acted classes in their own schools. differently.” As part of the Museum’s not occur in 1930s Germany Jennifer is excited about the new Regional Education Corps—a team but took place in 2008 at opportunities of extending the dedicated to extending the reach of Museum’s reach through technology. a middle school in Missouri. the Museum—Jennifer is at the heart And particularly the Museum Web of our effort to carry the power of this site, ushmm.org, “is truly a global truth into classrooms across America, classroom today,” she says. Any class many in underserved areas. “There is with a computer anywhere in the an almost unlimited hunger for the world can engage with this history. resources that only the Museum can As the global leader in Holocaust bring to these communities,” says Empowering people worldwide to confront hate, antisemitism, and injustice On the ground education, the Museum demonstrates Jennifer. And she understands why. What and online, our outreach continues to expand dramatically. Our team of advanced Holocaust educators there is nothing like the power of Growing up in a small community, this history to help people rethink nearly doubled the number of teacher-training workshops conducted nationally, especially in underserved Jennifer always had an interest in the their roles in society. Whether our we did communities. We forged a new partnership with the National Education Association—representing three Holocaust but never had access to any audience is young people or adults, million teachers nationwide—to generate interest in teaching the Holocaust and its lessons to its membership. classes in Holocaust history. It was each person comes to realize that Building on the increase in online visits from Middle Eastern countries following translation of Web content into only as a teacher, when the Holocaust education alone is insufficient. What this became part of California’s required matters is what you do with it. Arabic and Farsi, the Museum added Russian and Urdu to available languages at ushmm.org—the world’s most year comprehensive online Holocaust resource. To learn more, please visit www.ushmm.org/education/foreducators.

10 Annual Report 2008–09 John is helping the U.S. government improve its ability to prevent genocide

While working with refugees who build the critical mass needed to save lives in Darfur, John observes, “We had fled Bosnia, it struck me that don’t only want to be in the business of if people could be so effective in responding to genocide. We also want systematically destroying lives, to be in the business of preventing it.” then people could be just as Utilizing its unique stature and effective in preventing it.” building on its extensive relationships, the Museum convened a partnership John Heffernan knows what genocide in 2007 with the American Academy looks like. He knows the terrible cost of Diplomacy and the United States of indifference. Over a span of 20 years Institute of Peace to create the first as a humanitarian aid worker and high-level commission dedicated to human rights investigator, he ran move genocide and mass atrocities field operations in Sudan and lived in from the margins of the foreign policy Khartoum and the former Yugoslavia. debate. “The purpose of the Genocide “ He has also worked with refugees who Prevention Task Force and its recently had fled Bosnia as well as with other released report is to provide concrete victims of genocide. “While admittedly recommendations to the new admini- there are hard days, knowing that stration about what it can do to prevent there are people out there who can’t genocide and how to introduce systemic speak for themselves inspires me to do change into our government to make what I do.” But John is also driven by this possible.” the conviction that more must be done. The co-chairs, former Secretary of “I still believe that preventing genocide State Madeleine K. Albright and former is possible.” Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen, By the time he became director of the and 11 other members of the Task Museum’s Genocide Prevention Force powerfully make the case that Initiative three years ago, John knew genocide and mass atrocities threaten there was no stronger platform than core American values and national the Holocaust from which to act on interests and outline how the U.S. this conviction. And no more uniquely government can prevent these crimes John Heffernan positioned organization than the in the future. Director of the Museum’s Genocide Prevention Initiative Museum to address one of humanity’s most vital issues. “After I had conducted three investigations in the Darfur region of Sudan, I felt strongly that there were clear signs of genocide in 2004, John with a severely malnourished but none of the major human rights Creating a blueprint to prevent genocide and mass atrocities On the eve of the five-year-old from Mugunga What 60th anniversary of the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide organizations would call it genocide. refugee camp, being treated at It was the Museum that said it first, a hospital in Goma, Democratic in December 2008, the Genocide Prevention Task Force released its final report calling for high- issuing an alert and igniting the Republic of the Congo. we did level attention, standing institutional mechanisms in Congress and the Executive Branch, and movement to confront it.” While the strong international partnerships. The report goes on to provide 34 specific recommendations Museum continues to lead efforts to this for responding to emerging threats of genocide and mass atrocities, including early warning mechanisms, early action to prevent crises, timely diplomatic responses, and action to strengthen year global norms and institutions. To learn more, please visit www.ushmm.org/genocide/taskforce.

12 Annual Report 2008–09 Clemantine Wamariya survivor of Rwanda’s genocide and activist

Clemantine shares her experiences and the lessons of unchecked hate with her fellow students on campus. Clemantine is joining with the Museum to speak out against injustice

When we went to all these picked up the remnants of her life and again “just kept going,” unaware countries being treated like we that a book she would read in school were garbage, we were less than would irrevocably change her future. humans, it didn’t matter that we The words of Elie Wiesel’s Night empowered this child of genocide to were mixed . . . Hutu and Tutsi confront her painful memories and and Twa . . . . It just mattered that helped her understand that in telling we were all trying to survive.” her own story she might help create a better world. “Having that responsi- Clemantine Wamariya was only six bility scares me a little bit—but it’s a when genocide erupted in her native good scary,” she says. Rwanda. She cannot recall the specifics Since 2006, Clemantine has taken her of when and why, but she can remember place at the side of Holocaust survivors the terror and the noises and the hunger. to challenge the world to do more— She remembers her parents sending more to stop the genocide in Darfur “ her and her then 16-year-old sister, and more to educate new generations Claire, to what they hoped would on the responsibility each individual be the safety of their grandparents’ has to do the right thing. “The Holocaust farm. She remembers the drive there, happened, and we are so ashamed the stench of the corpses rotting in the that no one did anything,” she says. road. And she remembers the night “And then we are talking about Bosnia. her grandmother screamed for her We are talking about Rwanda. And and Claire to run—and then watching now another one? We need to teach from trees as family members were our kids that you’re not better than slaughtered. And then she remembers that person; you are just the same.” walking. “You don’t know where Clemantine now has the power to you’re going but you just keep going. teach that lesson. Her testimony is You don’t rest, you keep going.” Left part of the Museum’s installation alone to fend for themselves, the two From Memory to Action: Meeting the sisters crisscrossed several African Challenge of Genocide—one of our countries, spending years in the squalor innovative initiatives to increase and disease of refugee camps. But they awareness that the power to create did survive. a more just and humane world has Brought to the United States in 2000 humble beginnings in the actions we Leading the movement to stop genocide today Elie Wiesel asked, “What do we mean to live with a family in Chicago—what take each day. What we each do—or What when we say ‘Never Again?’” To challenge people to care about the problem of genocide today, the she calls her “miracle”—Clemantine choose not to do—matters. Museum opened From Memory to Action: Meeting the Challenge of Genocide. With compelling we did eyewitness accounts from the Holocaust, Bosnia, Rwanda, and Darfur, this cutting-edge installation demonstrates the power of individual action through innovative technology that encourages visitors this to the Museum and online to become part of a worldwide constituency making their own pledges to take action against genocide. Social networking tools enable them to share what they have learned year with others. To learn more, please visit www.ushmm.org/take_action.

14 Annual Report 2008–09 MUSEUM GLOBAL CLASSROOM Our multilingual Web site available in a dozen languages, including Arabic, Farsi, Chinese, Russian, French, Spanish, and Urdu, had 25 million visits VOICES ON ANTISEMITISM These podcasts—engaging some of the world’s most in 2008. With people from over 100 different countries daily on www.ushmm.org, the thoughtful leaders from government, religion, sports, journalism, and popular Museum is bringing the lessons of the Holocaust to more people in more languages than culture in online conversations that explore antisemitism, hatred, and related any other global institution. We recently launched a version of our Web site for users of issues—were downloaded 255,000 times in 2008 from the Museum’s Web site. handheld devices, such as iPhones and BlackBerrys. To listen, visit www.ushmm.org/antisemitism/voices.

WORLD IS WITNESS Continuing the Museum’s unprecedented partnership with Google, we launched WORLD IS WITNESS in Google Earth. In 2008, there were almost half a million online visits to updates from DR Congo, Rwanda, Burundi, Chad, and Sudan and more than two million downloads tracking the crisis in OUTREACH TO NEW GENERATIONS To reach out and engage new audiences, Darfur. Visit www.ushmm.org/worldiswitness. we continued to broadly utilize today’s new social media, including Twitter, Facebook, Second Life, and YouTube—where Museum videos are downloaded an average of 20,000 times per month.

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RESCUING THE EVIDENCE Through the first arrangement of its kind between a Holocaust museum and a public institution in the Arab world, the Museum signed an agreement with the National Library of the Kingdom of Morocco to receive copies of records relating to the status of the Jewish community in Morocco TRAVELING EXHIBITIONS Twenty-four communities in 17 states hosted the Museum’s before, during, and after World War II. traveling exhibitions in 2008, including smaller locations such as Frankenmuth, Michigan; Brunswick, Maine; and Hot Springs, Arkansas. In early 2009, DEADLY MEDICINE: CREATING THE MASTER RACE opened at the United Nations in New York and at the Jewish Museum in Berlin. Learn more at www.ushmm.org/exhibition/traveling.

DAYS OF REMEMBRANCE Leading the nation in Holocaust remembrance, the Museum’s 2009 Days of Remembrance ceremony with President Obama as the keynote speaker was webcast live from the U.S. Capitol Rotunda. More than 100,000 accessed our related online resources. Learn more at www.ushmm.org/remembrance. INITIATIVE ON PROPAGANDA With the opening of the exhibition STATE OF DECEPTION: THE POWER OF NAZI PROPAGANDA, the Museum launched a major worldwide initiative to increase understanding of hate propaganda, how it works, and the dangerous consequences when it goes unchallenged. In its first four months, there were more than 85,000 visitors to the exhibition and 600,000 to the companion Web site. Experience it yourself at www.ushmm.org/propaganda. Days of Remembrance 2009

Above: Saul Kagan, representing the Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany (second from left), received a Chairman’s Circle medal at the unveiling of the organization’s Chairman’s Circle engraving. From the left: Museum Chairman Fred Zeidman, Mr. Kagan, Museum Director Sara Bloomfield, and Museum Vice Chairman Joel Geiderman.

Above: President Barack Obama delivers the keynote address at the annual Days of Remembrance ceremony held in the Capitol Rotunda. Holocaust survivors, liberators, members of Congress, White House officials, ambassadors, Museum supporters, and community leaders gather to remember the victims and reflect on the 2009 Days of Remembrance theme, “Never Again: What You Do Matters.”

Above: Museum Chairman Fred Zeidman, with Pillar of Memory and Founders Society co-chair Howard Ganek, Pillar of Memory Sheldon G. Adelson, and Pillar of Memory and Council member Dr. Miriam Adelson. above: The 2009 National Tribute Dinner honored Genocide Prevention Task Force co-chairs former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright (who appeared via video) and former Secretary of Defense William Cohen. Vice President Joe Biden Above: Holocaust survivor and Museum Founder Lucy Pantirer, with Above: Council member and Founder Norma gave remarks at the dinner. From the left: Vice President Representative Donald Payne of New Jersey and Anna Stupnicka-Bando Lerner and Chairman’s Circle member Eric F. Ross Biden and Secretary Cohen. of Poland, at right, lights a memorial candle at the Rotunda ceremony. attend a reception in the Museum’s Hall of Witness. Ms. Stupnicka-Bando was one of five rescuers from Poland who were honored at the commemoration.

18 Annual Report 2008–09 What you Do Matters 19 left: Museum Founding Chairman Elie Wiesel speaks about the dangers of Holocaust denial and antisemitism.

Above: More than 70 Holocaust survivors volunteer at the Museum. Over 50 are shown above attending the Rotunda ceremony along with five Polish rescuers (at upper right). The survivors are an invaluable asset to the Museum, and their contributions are vital to its success, from working with staff, conducting research, and translating documents, to sharing their personal histories.

right: Pillars of Memory Deanie and Jay Stein at the naming of the Museum Shop.

above: Members of the Legacy of Light Society receive certificates of recognition at the annual Society Tea. From the left: Sam Devinki, Diane left: The Museum unveiled Wohl, Dr. Adrienne Krausz, Herbert Maletz, and Renee Barnow. In the From Memory to Action: back is the Museum’s Director of Planned Giving George Hellman. Meeting the Challenge of Genocide, which was made Above: Several leaders of the Wings of Memory Society attend possible with major support the 2009 Days of Remembrance Events. From the left: Barbara from Founders Mindy and Appelbaum, Howard Unger, Judy Appelbaum, Larry Wolfe, Howard Unger. From the Marilyn Malkin, Sally Levine, and Jeff Levine. left: Brian, Mindy, Howard, Ali, and Jason Unger.

20 Annual Report 2008–09 What you Do Matters 21 Regional partners are helping fulfill the Museum’s urgent mission

left: Trevor and Elaine Pearlman of Dallas hosted an event featuring Holocaust survivor, author, and former Council member Gerda Weissmann Klein. From the left: Ryan Pearlman, Trevor Pearlman, Gerda Weissmann Klein, Elaine Pearlman, and Morgan Pearlman.

left: The Museum’s Northeast Region held a dinner in Boston honoring Father Patrick Desbois, who spoke about his groundbreaking work in Ukraine. From the left: Ted Berenson, Father Desbois, and Cynthia Berenson.

right: Helen Marshall chaired the Museum’s Annual Luncheon in South Florida, with keynote speaker, former CNN correspondent Ralph Begleiter. From the left: Steve Marshall, Ralph Begleiter, and Helen Marshall.

above: Wings of Memory Society leaders Bob and Alice Abt attended a Palm Springs event for Chicagoans hosted by Judd Malkin.

LEFT: In Washington, D.C., the Mid-Atlantic Next Generation Board hosted a screening of Inheritance, a new documentary by filmmaker James Moll. From the left: Council member Bradley above: The Pantirer, Pines, Schwartz, and Kopel families attended the opening of the Museum’s exhibition Deadly Wine; Holocaust survivor and subject of Medicine: Creating the Master Race at the United Nations in New York. Event proceeds went to support the Murray Inheritance, Helen Jonas; Director James Pantirer Fund for Regional Educators established by his grandchildren. Moll; and event chair Shelley Hymes.

22 Annual Report 2008–09 What you Do Matters 23 Prague and Vienna International Travel Program left: Museum program officer Anatol Steck explains to Hal Gershowitz a newly discovered chart detailing the systematic expropriation and destruction of Austrian Jewry.

right: The group attends a briefing by Austrian Chancellor Alfred Gusenbauer in the official Cabinet Meeting Room at the Ballhausplatz. From the left: Sanford Guritzky, Brenda Guritzky, Barbara Hurwitz, and Chancellor Gusenbauer.

below: Dr. Margit Berner, anthropologist at the Natural History Museum in Vienna, at left, answers the group’s questions. From the left: Museum program officer Anatol Steck, Museum Director Sara Bloomfield, Ellen Ash, Hal Gershowitz, Diane Gershowitz, Allan Warsaw, Krakow, Berlin Hurwitz, and Sam Devinki.

Above: Holocaust survivor Fritzie Fritzshall, at far left, tells of her experiences in the barracks at Birkenau, part of the Auschwitz concentration camp complex, Os´wie˛cim, Poland. below: Barbara Grossman explores the archives at the Jewish Historical Institute in Warsaw.

above: On the grand staircase at the Ritz-Carlton in Berlin are, from the left, front row: Bill Kaplan, Carol Kaplan, Diane Wolff, Ann Krouse, Bonnie Feinberg, Rita Gelman, Chuck Gelman; second row: Milt Wolff, Paul Krouse, Lee Feinberg; third row: Helen Marshall, Fritzie Fritzshall, Barbara Grossman, Diane Saltzman, Bob Tracey; fourth row: Klaus Müller, Melissa Rubenstein, Mara Lipner, Amy Blavin; back row: Nadia Ficara, Jacek Nowakowski, Mary Ellen Grossman.

24 Annual Report 2008–09 What you Do Matters 25 FOUNDERS SOCIETY Founders Chairman’s Circle Gifts of $1 million or more Gifts of $10 million or more Anonymous Susie and Michael Gelman Irene and Abe Pollin Madlyn and Leonard Abramson Dr. David and Joan Goldfarb The Pritzker Family Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany Charles S. Ackerman The Joyce and Irving Goldman Family Judith B. and Burton P. Resnick Eric F. and Lore* Ross Adelson Family Foundation Foundation Pearl Resnick* American Gays and Lesbians, Families Murray H. and Joan M. Goodman Charles H. Revson Foundation and Friends Harold* and Sylvia Greenberg Lester Robbins* and Benefactors Ted* and Lin Arison The Maurice R. and Corrine P. Greenberg Sheila Johnson Robbins Gifts of $5 million or more Bank of America Corporation Foundation Arthur and Toni Rock The Bender Family—Blake Construction Nathan* and Sophia* Gumenick Marcus* and Ann Rosenberg Albert Abramson Allen I. and Joan Bildner Joseph Gurwin Family Foundation Samuel* and Jean* Rothberg Jeff and Toby Herr Neil G. Bluhm, Leslie N. Bluhm, Estate of Helmut Hannes Lawrence J. and Anne Rubenstein The Sidney Kimmel Foundation Andrew G. Bluhm and The Merrill Hassenfeld Family Charitable Foundation Meredith A. Bluhm-Wolf Erwin Herling* S. H. and Helen Scheuer Family The Harvey M. and Lyn P. Meyerhoff Fund, Inc., Barbara Bluhm-Kaul and Family Hoffberger Family Fund, Inc. Foundation and the Joseph and Rebecca Meyerhoff Memorial Fund Anne* and Ned* Bord Allen, Dolores, Herbert, and Irving and Helen* Schneider Braman Family Foundation Sidney Kohl Families The Jerome and Saul Schottenstein Bella Wexner* and Leslie H. and Abigail Wexner Martin,* Maurice, and Matthew William and Sheila Konar Families Bucksbaum Families Doris and Simon Konover Estate of Trude Schreiber Pillars of Memory Joseph A. and Janeal Cannon and Family Murray and Ellen Koppelman and Joseph Schwartz Family Foundation Gifts of $2 million or more The Rhoda and David Chase Family Sandra Glicksman J. B. and Maurice C. Shapiro Foundation Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Koret Charitable Trust M. & S. Adelson, R. & I. Chafetz and J. & T. Cutler The Judd, Randi, Stephen, and Barry Malkin Families The Chrysler Corporation Fund Barbara and Fred* Kort Mickey and Karen Shapiro The Annenberg Foundation The Marcus Foundation and Morris Family The Coca-Cola Company Rae Kushner* Morris and Evelyn Sidewater Craig and Deborah Cogut Ronald S., JoCarole, and Estée* Lauder The Smith Kogod Families The Arthur and Rochelle Belfer Foundation Foundation Douglas and Carol Cohen and the Lauder Foundation The Sosland Family The Crown Family Milken Family Foundation The Ryna and Melvin Cohen Family Leichtag Family Foundation Steven Spielberg Rena Rowan Damone Ratner, Miller, Shafran Families Foundation The Annette M. and Theodore N. Oliver and Elizabeth Stanton Foundation Estate of Suzette Derzavis Righteous Persons Foundation The Leonard and Sophie Davis Lerner Family Foundation The Starr Foundation Estate of Bernice and Louis Dozoretz, M.D. The Helena Rubinstein Foundation Foundation The Lerner Foundation The Sudikoff Family Foundation Martin* and Luella Davis Gerard Leval—Arent Fox PLLC Linda and Schuyler Sylvers Howard L. and Judie Ganek Schwarz Foundation Cindy Stein Edelman Anita and Arnold* Lorber Dr.* and Mrs. Laszlo Tauber and Family Richard and Rhoda Goldman Foundation Nathan Shapell* Anne and Isidore Falk Charitable The Lumer Family Laurence* and Billie Tisch Leslie and Susan, Louis and Kelly Gonda Carl and Ruth Shapiro Family Foundation Foundation Mandel Associated Foundations Preston Robert Tisch* Carylon* and Julius Hemmelstein Family The Curt C. and Else Silberman Foundation Fannie Mae Foundation Peter W. and Leni May Jack and Helen Tramiel Rafael Feferman Bernard and Lusia Milch Howard and Mindy Unger Jack and Ina* Kay Deanie and Jay Stein Feil Family Foundation Seymour* and Vivian Milstein The Max Webb Foundation The Kovler Family Foundation Fern and Manfred Steinfeld Family Dalck* and Rose Feith Family David and Ruth* Mitzner and Frederick R. Weisman Philanthropic Miles* and Chris Lerman Victim List Project of the Swiss Banks Settlement Ferenc Family Charitable Foundation Ira and Mindy Mitzner Foundation Jeanette Lerman-Neubauer and Joe Neubauer (U.S. District Court, Eastern District of of Brooklyn Mr. and Mrs. Robert Patron and The Wilf Family Foundation Morris Leviloff Trust New York, Hon. Edward R. Korman, presiding) Max M.* and Marjorie S. Fisher Marcia Patron* The Winnick Family Foundation The Freed Foundation Jennie Perelman Foundation The Severin Wunderman Family Dr.* and Mrs. Alec C. Levin and Family Hilda*, Otto*, Brenda and Sandra Wolf Mr.* and Mrs.* James Ingo Freed The Jay and Rose Phillips Family The Zuckerman, Pantirer, Levenstein The William S. and Ina Levine Foundation Marilyn and Sigi* Ziering and Family Foundation Families Lorraine and Jack N.* Friedman Alan Pines, Mark Sarna, and * Deceased Martin Statfeld

Chairman’s Circle Pillars of Memory Legacy of Light Estate commitments of $10 million or more Estate commitments of $2 million or more FOUNDERS SOCIETY Linda and Schuyler Sylvers Dr. Sidney Davidson Members of the Legacy of Light Founders Society Rebecca Knaster have provided written confirmation of planned giving and testamentary gift arrangements in which Benefactors Founders commitments of $1 million or more have been made to the Museum. The following individuals have Estate commitments of $5 million or more Estate commitments of $1 million or more given consent to be listed: Kurt L. and Marilyn Wallach Gerald M.* and Mary L. Fisch Ann and Paul Krouse Alan J. Shepherd Alan Solomon, M.D. Diane Wohl

26 Annual Report 2008–09 What you Do Matters 27 Annual Contributors Ast Capital Trust Company of Susan Fisher Barbara Amper Robert B. and Jean Gelbort Anne Levin Seyfarth Shaw, LLP Lori and Marty Aronovitz Delaware David M. and Ilene L. Flaum Robert and Joan Arnow Susie and Michael Gelman Fifi and Ronald S. Levin Asa and Sara Shapiro Atran Foundation, Inc. We gratefully acknowledge the David and Betty-Jean Bavar Seymour Fleisher Allie and Ellen Ash Audrey Gerson Valiant Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Myron Levin L. Dennis and Susan R. Shapiro The Ayco Charitable Foundation generosity of the many donors who Dottie Bennett and Richard Morton The Fox Family Foundation Ash, Anos, Freedman & Logan Marie and Jim Gilbert Sally and Jeffrey Levine Shostak Charitable Fund Barbara B. and Ronald D. Balser have contributed to the Museum from Tom A. and Andi Bernstein Eugenie Fromer Atlantic Trust Connie and David Girard-diCarlo Elaine and Donald Levinson Alvin and Laura Siegal Foundation Helen S. and Merrill L. Bank January 1 through December 31, 2008. Neil G. Bluhm, Leslie N. Bluhm, Constance C. Gilson Jeffrey Auerbach and Terry Tretter GivingExpress Program from Amex Levitt Foundation William J. and Sally R. Siegel Foundation, Inc. Andrew G. Bluhm and Marc Goldman The Azeez Foundation Bernard Goldberg Lewtan Family Foundation Foundation, Ltd. Banner Health $1 MILLION OR MORE Meredith A. Bluhm-Wolf Gregg M. Gottlieb Bank of America Henry H. and Carol B. Goldberg Moses and Susan Libitzky William and Karyn Silverstein Nancy and Joel Barnett Rafael Feferman Fella Cederbaum Joseph and Shelia Gutman Robert and Joan Beir and Rita and Bernard Segerman Mr. and Mrs. Barry Lind The Smith Kogod Families Jordan and Rhoda Baruch Estate of Hilda and Otto Wolf Roberta and Irwin Chafetz Mr. and Mrs. J. Ira Harris The Dorothy G. Bender Foundation Jeffrey M. Goldberg Litwin Foundation, Inc. Robert H. Smith Foundation Thomas R. Baruch Ben and Zelda Cohen Foundation Harris Family Foundation Theodore and Cynthia Berenson Barry and Jill Golden Esther Livingston Jeff and Kerri Snow Abbe and Marshall Bauer $500,000–$999,999 Joan and Ted Cutler Regine B. Harwick Trust Marge and Egon Berg The Goldsmith Family Foundation Renee Logan Dr. Alan Solomon Barbara L. Baumstein Adelson Family Foundation Dr. Sidney Davidson The Hassenfeld Foundation Louis Berger Charitable Foundation Bruce M. Goldstein Lester J. Marks and Miriam F. Hart Marc and Audrey Solomon Beverly and Donald Bavly The Lerner Foundation Deborah and Ronald Feinstein The Hersh Foundation Melvyn and Bertini Bergstein Estate of Jeanne K. Goldstein Werner L. Markus Susan B. Stearns Carol Becker Morris Leviloff Trust Marilyn Goldman Allan and Barbara Hurwitz Leonard and Linda Berkowitz Roberta and Howard Goss Family Carlyn and Lothar Mayer Henry and Grace Steenland Dr. Dori Becker and Rudolf E. S. Mathias Estate Lois Lehrman Grass JBN Benefits Consultants, L.L.C Carol Lavin Bernick Family Gotshal & Manges Weil LLP Kenneth B. Mehlman Allen A. Stein Family Foundation Mr. Michael Becker Eric F. and Lore* Ross Grosvenor Capital Management, L.P. JSJ Family Foundation Supporting Foundation Grateful Foundation, Inc. Amy and Alan Meltzer Jack Sternlieb Ivan and Nancy Becker Howard and Mindy Unger Ronne and Donald Hess Foundation Abraham Kamber Foundation Bruce H. and Kim Bernstein Harold* and Sylvia Greenberg Estate of Dorris M. Mendelsohn Helen Zucker Stolar and Family Sandy and Harvey Belfer Steven and Suzanne Hilton and Anne and Burt Kaplan Miriam Bernstein Greenberg Traurig, LLP Mesirow Financial Corporation Stoller Family Charitable Lead Morris and Cynthia S.* Belzberg $250,000–$499,999 Family Amy Kaslow and Richard Rosetti Bernstein Family Foundation Anne and Ken Griffin H. Jack Miller Annuity Trust Bender Family Foundation, Inc. Anne and Isidore Falk Charitable Meghan and Jerry Hirsch Estate of Ursula C. Klau Dr. and Mrs. Stanley Bleifer Maurice and Beverly Gross Mills Family Charitable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. David P. Storch Victor* and Jacqueline Bentata Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kassen The Kovler Family Foundation Barbara Bluhm-Kaul and Don Kaul Barbara and Steven Grossman Sally W. Morgan Jean Sulzberger Estate of Bernie Bercuson Murray and Ellen Koppelman The Blanche and Irving Laurie Kraft Foods Sandy and Stanley Bobb The Grove Foundation Morgan Keegan & Co. Inc. Susquehanna Partners Stanley and Doris Berenzweig and Sandra Glicksman Foundation Ann and Paul Krouse Norman R. and Virginia Bobins Brenda and Sanford L. Guritzky Morgan Stanley Mr. and Mrs. Stanley G. Tate Foundation Lauren and Michael Lebovitz Jerry and Susan Lauren Ervin* Bognar and Margit Meissner Jeffrey and Elyse Haas Werner and Ruth Nartel Foundation Eileen and A. Raymond Tye Berger Family Foundation $100,000–$249,999 The Lumer Family Paul and Jill Meister Adam Brass Haas Trusts Molly Nelkin and Paula F. Nelkin Eve and Jim Tyree Lindy Bergman Rita Allen Foundation The Judd, Randi, Stephen and Harvey M. Meyerhoff Marlene Breslow-Blitstein Michelle and Corey Harris Joseph and Elisabeth Nesler The U.S. Charitable Gift Trust Christine and James Berick Estate of Lila R. Bath Barry Malkin Families Rebecca and Nathan Milikowsky and Berle Blitstein Hermine and David Heller Foundation The Northern Trust Company Michael and Marilyn Vender Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Berk Estate of Anne R. Bord Estate of Rebecca Jaffe Malsh The Jack and Goldie Wolfe Miller Stephen and Alisoun Brewster Hochberg Family Foundation Dr. Peter Ofner Gregory and Emily Waldorf Howard B. Bernick Foundation Braman Family Foundation Milton and Tamar Maltz Foundation Bridgeway Capital Management Mildred Hofberg Andrew and Laurie Okun George Wasserman Foundation, Inc. Robert and Dr. Phyliss Bernstein Conference on Jewish Material Mrs. Leon Milman Dominic and Frances Moceri Family Shelley and Joe Brodecki Humanity United Fund of Silicon Jeanne and Charlie Olson Dan K. Wassong Family Foundation Claims Against Germany Mitnick Charitable Lead Unitrust Morris Family Foundation Matthew and Kay Bucksbaum Valley Community Foundation Laura and Selwyn Oskowitz Gerald E. Wedren Ted and Lorri Bernstein The Crown Family Daniel and Jane Och Dr. Alfred Munzer and Mr. Joel Wind Leonard and Frances Burka IPA Charities, Inc. Max Palevsky Theodore and Renee Weiler Estate of Ruth L. Bittman Ferenc Family Charitable Foundation Alan J. and Elisa Pines Lynn and Lewis Pell Sol and Mitzi Center Lawrence Israel Family Foundation Pasquinelli Family Foundation Foundation Stanley Black of Brooklyn J. B. and M. K. Pritzker Family Polk Bros. Foundation Chernow Charitable Trust Nathan P. Jacobs Foundation Toni and Ron Paul Weinberg Family Foundation Blank Rome LLP Forest City Enterprises Charitable Foundation The Brodie Price Fund of the Chubb Group of Insurance Companies Estate of Stanley N. Jacobs Jason Pearl Marcus M. and Carole M. Weinstein Lynn and Wolf Blitzer Foundation and The Ratner, Pritzker Family Philanthropic Fund Jewish Community Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Clark Johnson & Johnson The Pechter Family Foundation Herbert C. Wenske Foundation Estate of Jerome G. Block Miller and Shafran Families Benjamin and Seema Pulier of San Diego The Coca-Cola Company Jolan Foundation Corporation Pepsi Bottling Group Foundation, Inc. Estate of Louis White Sara J. Bloomfield Philip M. Friedmann Family Charitable Foundation, Inc. Richard and Linda Price Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin B. Cohen Carol and William Kaplan Pershing LLC Valerie and Jeffrey Wilpon Suzann and Peter Bobley Howard L. and Judie Ganek Helen Rauch Mr. and Mrs. Robert Price and Family Edward and Carol Kaplan Joan and Lewis* Platt Estate of Martin F. Witkin Robert and Leslie Bond and Family Philanthropic Fund of the Sheila Johnson Robbins Estate of Judith and Bella Radnai Seymour and Rita Cohen Jerome and Deena Kaplan Irene and Abe Pollin Wolf Popper, LLP Mr. and Mrs. Simon Braitman Jewish Communal Fund Daniel E. and Susan Rothenberg Diana and Bruce Rauner Maurice and Miriam Cohn The Mayer and Morris Kaplan James N. Pritzker Mr. and Mrs. Sheffield Wolk The Broms Family Foundation Estate of Rita Goldberg Mark and Anita Sarna Barbara and Richard Rosenberg Marjorie F. and Irving Cowan Foundation Grace Zucker Rapkin and Family Robin and Marc Wolpow Gila and David Bronner Stephen Haberkorn—M. K. Link Rowland and Sylvia Schaefer Family Jean and Bill Rosenbluth The Darivoff Family Foundation Ezra and Tati Katz Sofin Raskin Estate of Sara Lee Yoder Arlene and Keith Bronstein Foundation Foundation Inc. Leo Rosner Foundation Inc. Richard Dennis Irene Katz Burton P. and Judith B. Resnick M. B. and Edna Zale Foundation Solomon and Sylvia Bronstein Jeff and Toby Herr Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schiffrin Terry M. and James Rubenstein Dick and Betsy DeVos Foundation Anne Marie Kaufman Foundation Joan G. Zimmerman Foundation Jack Kay Mickey and Karen Shapiro Deborah and Michael Salzberg Diller-Von Furstenberg Family Elaine Wolk Kaufman Mr. and Mrs. David Richter Jill Zohara and Robert R. Hieronimus Arnold and Adrienne Brookstone Miles* and Chris Lerman The Curt C. and Else Silberman Estate of Leo L. Seligson Foundation Robert and Florence Kaufman Victor Rick and Claudia Felson Mr. and Mrs. Sherwin Zuckerman Becky and Ken Bruder William S. and Ina Levine Foundation Foundation Carl and Ruth Shapiro Family Alan Dworkin George and Marilyn Kennedy The Ripplewood Foundation Wayne and Deborah Zuckerman Betty Brudnick John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Oliver and Elizabeth Stanton Foundation Ira A. and Barbara R. Eichner Martin and Marlene Kirsch Peter Robbins and Page Sargisson Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John H. Bryan Foundation Foundation Sheffield Asset Management Marshall and Jo Ann Eisenberg Klarman Family Foundation Bernard and Elaine Roberts Edward Zuker Jackie and John Bucksbaum David and Ruth* Mitzner and Ira Mr. and Mrs. Avy Stein Louis Simon Estate of Sabina Elfmont Carolyn Mary Kleefeld Mr. and Mrs. J. Philip Rosen The Hannah and Paul Burstein Fund and Mindy Mitzner Katharine M. and Leo S. Ullman David Bruce Smith Estate of Lillian J. Epps The Charles and Gussie Kleiman Family William and Frieda Rosenzweig $5,000–$9,999 Meg H. and Tim Callahan Charles H. Revson Foundation Estate of Peggy Varady Louis and Dora Smith Foundation Diana and Michael David Epstein Bruce J. Klores Betty Rosskamm Anonymous Carylon Foundation Righteous Persons Foundation Diane and Howard Wohl Takiff Family Foundation The Fagadau Family Goldberg Kohn Tony and Linda Rubin Carrie and Morris C. Aaron Lee S. Casty Family Foundation Sacks Family Foundation Susan and Bruce Turnbull Seymour K. Fass Douglas R. Korn Wendy Rudolph and Graeme Bush Alice and Robert Abrams Arnold and Carol Caviar The Samberg Family Foundation $25,000–$49,999 The Wagner Family Foundation Rafael Feferman Dr. Michael Kornreich Ruthmarc Foundation Hal and Judy Abroms Edith and David Chaifetz Nathan and Lilly Shapell Foundation Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Judd Weinberg Sig Feiger Family Foundation Janet and Michael Krasny The Ernest and Rose Samuels James and Louise Abroms The Cheryl Chase and Stuart Bear The Sosland Family Ann and Bruce Bachmann Jerome A. Yavitz Charitable Lee and Bonnie Feinberg M. Ronald and Glenda Krongold Foundation, Inc. Advantage Futures LLC Family Foundation Deanie and Jay Stein Robert and Elana Baum Foundation, Inc. Cynthia and Robert L. Feldman Judith and Douglas Krupp Santom, Inc. The Lassor and Fanny Agoos The Rhoda and David Chase Family The Sudikoff Family Foundation Blum Family Foundation Helen and Sam Zell Joseph Felson and Family Harvey Lambert Estate of Jack Savran Charity Fund, Inc. Foundation Inc. Estate of Leo and Rachel Sussman Estate of Walter Blumenthal Helen, Sam and Jeff Zell and the Mr. and Mrs. Larry Field Jay Langner Bela Scheiber Mr. and Mrs. Lee A. Alexander The Sandra and Arnold Chase Family Linda and Schuyler Sylvers Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Buckfire William Zell Family Foundation David and Janis Finer Lavin Family Foundation Jamie Diamond Schwartz Don and Karin Allen Foundation UBS Financial Services, Inc. The Morris and Gwendolyn Cafritz Joan Himmel Freeman Lebovitz Family Charitable Trust and David Schwartz Allstate Donna L. Cherniak Hilda, Otto*, Brenda, and Foundation $10,000–$24,999 and Rickey Freeman The Francis L. Lederer Foundation Jess and Sheila Schwartz Foundation The Alpha Epsilon Pi Foundation, Inc. Chicago Mercantile Exchange Sandra Wolf Eileen and Jack Connors Anonymous (2) Howard and Loren Friend Lehman Brothers, Inc. Mel and Janis Schwartz The Anchorage Charitable Fund Michael A. Chirco Devinki, Pack, and Kolkin Families Robert and Alice Abt Peter* and Adrienne Fritz David and Sharon Leiman Michael and Roberta Seedman Family Susan Ansin Pamela Halpern Chozen $50,000–$99,999 Dorot Foundation Edward and Wilhelmina Ackerman Danielle and David Ganek Family Leir Charitable Trusts Foundation Irv and Bee Apatoff Foundation, Inc. and Michael Chozen Anonymous (2) Mr. and Mrs. Richard England Foundation Foundation Jeanette Lerman-Neubauer Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. Seiler Judith L. and Robert D. Appelbaum David M. and Abby Joseph Cohen Abramson Family Foundation The Everett Foundation Acme Refining Joel and Roya* Geiderman and Joe Neubauer The Seinfeld Family Foundation Richard and Maureen Appelbaum Elliott and Judith Cohen Charles S. Ackerman Mary L. Fisch Alweiss Foundation, Inc. Ralph Geiderman Maribeth and Steven Lerner Robin and Jill Selati Philip Arnold Howard Cohen

* Deceased 28 Annual Report 2008–09 What you Do Matters 29 Jay and Lois Cohen JoAnne and Benjamin Ginsberg J. I. Kislak Family Fund Muskal Family Charitable Fund Paul Sade Robert L. Tracy and Martha Gross Morey Bernstein Memorial Michael Kaplan Dr. and Mrs. Paul Cohen Bruce and Suzanne Glassman Henry A. Kissinger Edward Nahmias Richard S. and Janice Sambol Tri-City Brokerage, Inc. Foundation Bette and Eugene Kasanof The Abby and David Cohen Family Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Glassman Jaime and Steven Kleber National Futures Association Stanley C. Samowitz Beth and Nathan Tross Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Bernstein Mr. and Mrs. Sigmund Kassap Foundation Lowell R. Glazer Morton Kleiman Susan Needleman Renne and Ernest Samson Jerome Turk Anne R. Birnbaum Elaine L. Katz Cohen Charitable Foundation Mark and Faith Glazer Mr. and Mrs. Andrew D. Klingenstein Jean and Jordan Nerenberg Glenn Sapadin Lesa Ukman Mr. and Mrs. Sam Blumenstyk Mr. and Mrs. Barry Kaufman Amy and Andrew Cohn Burton and Adrienne Glazov Foundation Stifel Nicolaus Andrew and Denise Saul United Way of the New York Harvey S. Bodker George G. Kaufman Benjamin and Selma Cornet Bill and Ethel Gofen Julie and Andrew Klingenstein Dr. and Mrs. Donald M. Norris Joseph E. and Norma G. Saul Tri-State Area Benjamin C. Bohr Stephen Kelin and Joy Lerner The Covenant Foundation Arthur S.and Robin Gold Family Fund Carol Norton Foundation Gioietta and Alberto Vitale Louis L. Borick Klurman Foundation CRC Insurance Services Inc. Albert Goldstein Martina W. Knee Noel J. Nudelman Gary and Phyllis Schahet Wackenhut Services Inc. The Braeside Foundation Arthur F. Kohn, Jr. The Crown and Goodman Family Myrna and Jerry Goldstick Brother Barry Knispel Melanie and Lawrence Nussdorf Fred W. Scheigert Wagner-Braunsberg Family Germaine Brennan The Korobkin Foundation Michael H. and Martha W. Davidson Bennett and Meg Goodman Kohlberg & Company Howard Ohlhausen Lizzy T. and Joshua Scheinfeld Foundation Naomi A. and Bob Brest Ronald and Karen Krefman Estate of Helen G. Deich Sylvia G. Gordon Morris and Herta Kornberg Melvin and Roberta Olshansky Peter L. Scher and Kimberly H. Tilley David Wales Kenneth N. Brodsky Jan M. and Eugena Krol Charitable Eugene Deutsch Gordon Foundation Judy and Peter Kovler—Kovler Deborah A. Oppenheimer Steven and Onnie Scheyer Walgreens Co. Lael and Peter Brodsky Foundation The Diamond Family Foundation Saul and Bernice R. Gottlieb Foundation Jay and Ruth Pack Family Foundation Manuel Schneider Living Trust Sandy and Bruce Wall Norman and Florence Brody Mark H. and Marilyn Labkon Dickstein Shapiro LLP Judi and Robert Gottschalk Robert and Myra Kraft Irving Pakewitz Revocable Trust Manuel Schneider and Leigh Walters Foundation David J. and Randi Landy DLA Piper LLP US Eugene and Emily Grant Jay P. and Connie G. Krupin Pearlman Family Foundation Ronald J. Silver Walton Avenue Foundation Deborah and Steven Cavalier Gene G. Leary Edward and Susan Doherty Helen Gray Jim and Suzanne Ksansnak Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Peissis Anne and Ernest Schnesel Wausau Steel Corporation and Sara Shackleton Claudia Leder-Bookspan The Dover Fund, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Greenberg Stephen and Marjorie Kulp Michael and Sandra Perlow Lynn and Skip Schrayer Weinberg Family Foundation Cedars-Sinai Medical Center Nanci Garoon Leigner Mr. and Mrs. Jared Drescher Joseph H. Gressel and Susan O’Toole Robert J. Kwait Steven and Helice Picheny Martin and Jane Schwartz Barton and Shirley Weisman Century 21 Associates Foundation, Inc. Meyer Lerner Drescher Foundation Sharon C. Gridley and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Laser Ted and Sherri Pincus Barbara and Edward Scolnick Sonia and John Weiss Scott A. and Maureen J. Chaikin Edward Leshin Scott Dreyer Bonnie M. Patrick Esther Lasky Alan J. and Elisa Pines Judy and Mark Searle Violet Werner Harry Chernin Foundation Carl and Roberta Levine Duchossois Industries Sam and Sarah, Irwin and Paul Judy and Dr. Nathan Laufer Milton Podolsky Family Foundation George Segal Stuart Wernick Jack Chester Foundation Loren Levine Doug Eckrote Grossinger Foundation Cynthia Lawrence Gerald and Cheryl Pollack Selig Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Philip I. White Richard Cole Bernard and Valerie Levy Martin and Dorothy Eisenbach Mary Ellen Grossman Scott J. and Jane Lederman James L. Pollack Rochelle Shapell Charles Whitman Cole Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Lewin Irrevocable Trust Shirley D. Grossman Jay and Elena N. Lefkowitz Pollack Family Foundation Randy and Nate Shapiro Melanie and Bradley Wine Frederic W. Cook & Co. Inc. William G. and Debra Lewin Mr. and Mrs. Harry Eisenberg Dr. Cy Gruberg Mr. and Mrs. Melvyn L. Lefkowitz Marvin* and Rose Lee Pomerantz Shepard Schwartz & Harris LLP Winston & Strawn LLP Carey and Cheryl Cooper Elick and Charlotte Lindon Edgar and Lucky Eisner Martin and Evelyn Grunley The Annette M. and Theodore N. The Private Bank David A. and Susan Sherman Brenda Wolf and Fred Siegman Mr. and Mrs. William J. Danhof Foundation Helene, Michael, Adam, Gina, Reid, Guess? Foundation Lerner Family Foundation Phyllis L. Pullman Harvey Sherzer Sheila Wolfe Alvin Dodek and Linda Schwartz Stacy Smith Liss and Carleigh Elkus Joseph Gurwin Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Yoel Levi David and Carol Pulver George L. Shields Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Milton M. Wolff Dorfman Pacific Company The Livney Foundation Eule Charitable Foundation Martha and Robert Haley Robert and Joanne Levin Norman and Ruth* Rales Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Shulman Charlotte R. Wolpoff Daisy A. Driss LJS Revocable Trust Exelon Corporation Marlene and Samuel Halperin Polly and Jonathan Levine Russell and Norma Ramsey Mace Siegel Justin and Genevieve Wyner Flo and Paul Eckstein Arnie and Valerie Lowenstein Sara and Charles Fabrikant Charitable Trust of the Fidelity Richard and Beth Levine Albert B. Ratner Foundation Mark R. Silver Mr. and Mrs. Edward Yelon Hilary Eldridge Peter L. Malkin Judi and Steven B. Fader Family Charitable Gift Fund Barbara and Arthur* Levoff Richard E. Rauh L. Singer Alfred and Judith Youngwood Donald and Paula Etra Carl and Edith Markel Foundation Sidney and Claire Handler Irwin and Ellen Levy Raybeck International LLC Mr. and Mrs. Paul Skjodt Mark and Judith Yudof Adam Falkoff Hanna L. Marx Mr. and Mrs. Steven Fader Sheila and Gary* Handwerker Jeanne and Irwin Levy Foundation Dorothy Sarnoff Raymond Charitable Jack and Jean Skodnek Dennis and Geena Zaslavsky Marilyn Farrish-Levay Estate of Elena Massey Linda and Eric Felton Thomas L. and JoAnn K. Harris Mr. and Mrs. Jerrold G. Levy Foundation Polly and Arnie Slavet Stanley R. Zax Elaine Feinner Charitable Lead Trust Linda and Tobie Mercuro Jacqueline R. and Gilbert Fern The Hartford Insurance Group Karen and Walter Levy Mr. and Mrs. Alan N. Rechtschaffen Harry and Beatrice Sley Foundation Ida and Warren Zeger Barbara and Leonard Feldman Guy Miasnik Fidelity Brokerage Services LLC Lila Herbert Lewart Family Trust Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. Reid Alfred and Gilda Slifka Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Zemboch Alan and Esther Fleder Foundation Leonard and Susan Miller Phil and Norma Fine Arlene and Milton Herson Lifeline Systems Charitable Fund Paul and Zipporah Reisman David and Robin Small Barbara and Barry Zemel Shannon and Scott Forchheimer Sheryl R. and Lee Miller Sheldon Fink and Bruce and Vicki Heyman Family Alison Liguori Merle Reskin General and Mrs. W. Y. Smith Allison Zirn and Scott Greenberg The Foundation of Joseph Stephanie and Jared Miller Fund Nellie Wiesenthal Fink Charitable Fund Arthur Lindenauer Fredric and Lundy Reynolds Family Ed Snider Richard and Lili Ann Zisook Family Paul and Andrea Fox The Morrison Foundation Linda Fisher Holocaust Memorial Foundation Mara Lipner Foundation Christine and Ed Snider Foundation Foundation Rina and Samuel M. Frankel Reena Moss Evan and Beth Fishman of Illinois Myra Litman Lundy E. and Fredric G. Reynolds Stephen L. Stamm and Lois S. Zoller Foundation Theodore R. and Maxine B. Murnick Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence Fishman Allan and Shelley Holt Lilliane C. Litton Russell Reynolds Associates Gabrielle S. Dinman Anthony Zollo Judy and Jeremy Freedman Dr. Steven K. Neufeld and Focus Investment Inc. Horan Securities Paul and Jodi Loeb RFI Foundation Standard Federal Bank Roy J. Zuckerberg Family Foundation Abel and Judith Friedman Mrs. Gayle Neufeld William and Lynn Foggle The Vicki and Thomas Horwich Mr. and Mrs. M.H. Lorig David and Natalie Roberts Dr. Ute Stargardt Abraham and Mina Zuckerman Christopher B. Galvin Family Gordon and Toby Newman Mr. Jon Foley and Foundation Robert and Merle Lustbader Mr. and Mrs. Bruce S. Robinson David and Bernice Stearman Mr. and Mrs. Shelton Zuckerman Foundation Kristie Paskvan Mr. Jeffrey Grinspoon Howrey LLP Ken and Melissa Mailender Harold and Shirley Robinson Gary M. Stein General Iron Industries Charitable Peak Properties, Inc. Ira and Myrna Forest Huff Road Properties LLC Elisa Mailman Foundation Michelle Tycher Stein $2,500–$4,999 Foundation Ms. Kate Phillips and Mr. Michael Ross Forest City Enterprises Humana Marilyn Malkin and Larry Wolf David A. and Marian Rocker Estate of Robert Stein Anonymous Peter H. Gerber and Julia Miller Mr. and Mrs. David Pincus Jenny and Paul Fortner Interpublic Group Norman and Marci Malter Rocker Family Foundation Samuel Steinberg 1999 Quartner Charitable Trust Diane and Hal Gershowitz Irwin and Shirley Pinsky Mr. and Mrs. Ted Foxman Leslie and Eugene Jacobs and Family Roberta and George Mann Marjorie Rose Fern and Manfred Steinfeld Family Tamara B. Abrams Jeffrey and Ellen Gluskin Al Policicchio and Shelly Kay Alan Franco Allan and Debbie Janoff Glenda and Jim Manzi Lea Rosendahl Stern Charitable Foundation Ivan H. Adler Morris M. Goldberg Charitable Trust Howard and Geraldine* Polinger Mrs. Zollie Frank Jenner & Block LLP Marcus Corporation Foundation Jason Rosenthal and Maxwell Strawbridge Charitable Joseph J. Agresti Donald F. and Alice Goldsmith Family Foundation Stuart and Kim Frankenthal Jewish Youth Philanthropy Institute Elizabeth H. Margosches and Amy Krouse Rosenthal Foundation Estate of Gail S. Alenick Alfred Goldstein Mr. and Mrs. Larry Pollock Aaron and Sara Franzblau Foundation JMB Insurance Donald B. Melman Nina Rosenwald Stuart F. Sucherman Alliance Bernstein Estate of Irving A. Goldstein Maria C. Prada-Strange Fremont Foundation Johnson & Johnson Matching Gifts Helen Marshall Edward Ross Sukenik Family Foundation Allied Jewish Federation of Colorado Steven A. Gould and Ellen Wallace and Donald G. Strange Maryann Fribourg Holly and Steven Jonas Diane Goldstick Meagher Dr. and Mrs. Ronald Ross Sulzberger Foundation Inc. Elizabeth S. and Henry R. Appelbaum Kathleen M. Gowell Dennis Prager Fay and Fred* Friedman Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Kanter and Thomas F. Meagher, Jr. Ronald and Helen Ross Family Margot Sundheimer Foundation Armory Investments The Greene Foundation Marcia and Bill Rafkin Harvey Furgatch Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kaplan Deborah and Lee Meisel Philanthropic Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Michael Supera Josh and Jackie Astrof Mr. and Mrs. J. David Heller Ronald and Linda Rashkow Louis and Helene Galen Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Kaplan The Leo Melamed Foundation Rossman Family Foundation Ari Susman Patrick W. Baldwin Henry J. Herman Kelly Ratner Philip and Ilene Garoon Susan L. Karkomi and Marvin J. Leavitt Robert and Linda Mendelson Steven J. and Robin Rotter Family John A. and Janet Swanson The Barnett Family Henry and Jacqueline Herskowitz Ratner Family Foundation GE Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Karmin Merrill Lynch & Co. Foundation, Inc. Foundation Herman and Yehudit Swartz Mark Barr Robert A. Hirsch Robert Gore Rifkind Foundation Dr. Erwin and Adele Gelfand Kurt and Lonny Karmin MF Global Marvin D. and Carol Rowen Swartzberg Zoller Family Foundation Leonard and Joy Baxt Joan Holland and Eli Glassman Katie and Amnon Rodan Charles and Rita Gelman Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP MHK-SEK Charitable Foundation Rubens Family Foundation Alan and Linda Swimmer Julie and Todd P. Belfer Lauren Isaacs Don and Marilyn Rodman Gelman Educational Foundation Steven J. Katz Mid-America Foundation Arlen D. Rubin and Jeffrey and Susan Tannenbaum Avi Benus Michael and Laurie Anne Jaffe James Rosen Charitable Foundation Fred Gershanov Hanni and Peter Kaufman Gerda Miller Elaine Cohen Rubin Marcy B. Teitelbaum Berger Schatz Juel Janis Iris B. and Phillip Rosenberg Nicholas Gess Jay and Anita Kaufman Maurice and Rhoda Miller Fund Susan and Clifford Rucker Dr. Arlene B. Tenenbaum Frank and Toby Berman Family Mitchell and Lois Johnson Charitable Lewis S. and Rochelle Rosenbloom Yousif and Mara Ghafari Scott and Laura Kaufman Eve and David Mills Marcia and Mort Ruderman and Mr. Jay M. Tenenbaum Foundation Foundation Helene Rosenzweig and Richard Bock Jerold and Rhea Gilbert Mark and Beth Kaufmann Ira and Diane Millstein Howard and Raina Ruskin Theodore and Charlotte Teplow Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Bernbaum Larry and Sherry Kalish Harold Rothstein Phupinder S. Gill Bobby E. Kimbel, Ph.D. James R. Moffett Susan and Marc Sacks Steven and Amy Topel The Kam Group Jerome and Jan Rotter

* Deceased 30 Annual Report 2008–09 What you Do Matters 31 RSM McGladrey, Inc. RESTRICTED GIFTS Rosalie and Jim Shane The Diane and Howard Wohl Fellowships Give Me Your Children: Voices from the Stephen L. Stamm and Chicago Mercantile Exchange Nation Pizza Products James I. and Marsha Rubin Carl and Ruth Shapiro Family Howard and Diane Wohl Lodz Ghetto Exhibition Gabrielle S. Dinman Chubb Group of Insurance Companies National Futures Association Stanley and Judy Ruskin RESCUE THE EVIDENCE Foundation Sandy and Stanley Bobb Classic Residence by Hyatt Neiman Marcus Group, Inc. Stuart and Rhonda Salins Rescue the Evidence Fund Jennifer K. Silver NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR HOLOCAUST Mildred Hofberg Traveling Exhibitions The Coca-Cola Company Network for Good Lili C. Sarnoff Florence and Paul Eckstein Polly and Arnie Slavet EDUCATION Dan K. Wassong Sara and Charles Fabrikant Cole Taylor Bank New York Life Insurance Co. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Saslow Jeff and Toby Herr Alfred and Gilda Slifka National Institute for Holocaust Education Frederic W. Cook & Co. Inc. The Northern Trust Company Schindler Family of San Diego Ronne and Donald Hess Foundation Herman and Yehudit Swartz Fund Global Classroom Initiative Voices on Antisemitism Podcasts CRC Insurance Services Inc. Parkway Corporation Judy and Bill Schubert Mitnick Charitable Lead Unitrust Theodore and Charlotte Teplow Alweiss Foundation, Inc. Howard and Judith Boasberg Oliver and Elizabeth Stanton DEFAMCO, L.P. Peak Properties, Inc. Ira and Beverly Schulman L. Dennis and Susan R. Shapiro Eileen and A. Raymond Tye Bruce H. and Kim Bernstein Mr. and Mrs. Simon Braitman Foundation Dell Direct Giving Campaign Pepsi Bottling Group Foundation, Inc. Charles and Lynn Schusterman Marion and Robert Wise Dr. and Mrs. Sol Center Richard and Rhoda Goldman DeRossi & Son Co., Inc. Pershing Family Foundation Collections Justin and Genevieve Wyner Bruce and Suzanne Glassman Foundation COMMITTEE ON CONSCIENCE Dickstein Shapiro LLP Pfizer Foundation The Jane and Martin Schwartz Family Deborah A. Oppenheimer Rhonda and Michael Zinner Martha Haley Lois Lehrman Grass Foundation Committee on Conscience Fund DLA Piper LLP US Pircher, Nichols and Meeks Foundation Sheila Johnson Robbins Steven and Suzanne Hilton Elick and Charlotte Lindon Fund Anonymous Dorfman Pacific Company Power Construction Company Sam and Nancy Shamie and Family Gunzenberger-Reichman Family Fellowship Sally and Jeffrey Levine Abraham Kamber Foundation The Everett Foundation Duchossois Industries The Private Bank and Trust Company Rosalie and Jim Shane Film and Video Projects for the Study of Slovakia Amy Kaslow and Richard Rosetti Lawrence Israel Family Foundation Exelon Corporation Prudential Foundation Matching Gifts Patricia and Stanley Silver National Film Preservation Helene, Michael, Adam, Gina, Reid Bringing the Lessons Home: The Samberg Family Foundation Elisa Mailman Exxon Mobil Foundation Raybeck International LLC Ernest and Sonya Simon Foundation and Carleigh Elkus Holocaust Education for the Community Theodore and Renee Weiler Eve and David Mills Fashion Angels Enterprises Renaissance Glen, LLC Dottie Smith The Goldsmith Family Foundation Foundation Joan and Lewis Platt Fidelity Brokerage Services LLC Republic Title of Texas, Inc. Sally Smith and J. Mcmullen Booth Oral History International Archival Programs Rowland and Sylvia Schaefer Family Kelly Ratner Field Holdings, Inc. RSM McGladrey, Inc. Joachim R. and Doris Sommer Fella Cederbaum Conference on Jewish Material Foundation Law Enforcement and Society Ratner Family Foundation Focus Investment Inc. Russell Reynolds Associates Marguerite and Robert Soshnik Mickey and Karen Shapiro Claims Against Germany UBS Foundation USA The Morris and Gwendolyn Cafritz Glenn Sapadin Friedman Properties Santom, Inc. Jay and Nora Spak Michelle Tycher Stein James and Karen Foreit Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Bradley D. Wine GE Foundation Senior Lifestyle Management, LLC Phyllis and Ronald G. Steinhart Chicago Teacher Forum on Holocaust The Morris Family Foundation Gelber Group, LLC Seyfarth Shaw, LLP The Stempler Family Foundation Steven Spielberg Film and Video Archive International Tracing Service Education From Memory to Action Exhibition Gelfand, Rennert and Feldman Shalom Memorial Park Sheldon and Marlene Stillman Righteous Persons Foundation Betty-Jean and David Bavar Polk Bros. Foundation The Lerner Fund for Moral Leadership Tom and Andi Bernstein GivingExpress Program from Amex Sheffield Asset Management Merle and James Styer Bernstein Family Foundation The Lerner Foundation Hannah and Paul Burstein Fund Goldberg Kohn Bell Black Shepard Schwartz & Harris LLP Mr. and Mrs. Ronald H. Taub CENTER FOR ADVANCED HOLOCAUST Braman Family Foundation Dallas Initiative on Holocaust Education The Price Family Rosenbloom & Moritz, Ltd. Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher, & Harvey and Roberta Teitelbaum STUDIES Mr. Walter Fish Edward and Wilhelmina Ackerman Los Angeles Speaker Series Program Brodie Price Fund of the Jewish Goldman, Sachs Philanthropy Fund Flom LLP Charles and Beatrice S. Tier Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies Fund Jerold and Rhea Gilbert Foundation Linda, Tony, Jacob and Gena Rubin Community Foundation of Goldman, Sachs & Co. Matching Gift Sotheby’s Unicorn Limited Partnership Catholic Theological Union at Chicago Sidney and Claire Handler Richard Bamberger San Diego Program Standard Federal Bank United Jewish Federation Dr. Alan Solomon Harris Family Foundation The Barnett Family Map Animations Project In Memory of Curt C. and Greenberg Traurig, LLP Stifel Nicolaus Foundation Dr. Ute Stargardt Maribeth and Steven Lerner Robin and Howard Beckerman Leo Rosner Foundation, Inc. Else Silberman Grosvenor Capital Management, L.P. Sue’s Landscaping United Way of Miami-Dade Carlyn and Lothar Mayer Lael and Peter Brodsky Howard and Mindy Unger and Family The Hartford Insurance Group Susquehanna Partners Vanguard University of Southern The Ben and Zelda Cohen Fellowship Joseph E. and Norma G. Saul Candy and Ike Brown Miami Initiative on Holocaust Education Hilco Trading Co., Inc. Target Software California Ben and Zelda Cohen Foundation Foundation Becky and Ken Bruder Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Feldenkreis Genocide Prevention Mapping Initiative Horan Securities Travis Wolff Co. LLP Stefanie Pessis Weil and Richard Weil Susquehanna Partners Barbara and Burton C. Einspruch John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Huff Road Properties LLC Tri-City Brokerage, Inc. Lawrence N. and Kimberly Weinberg Encyclopedia of Camps and Ghettos, Jerome A. Yavitz Charitable The Fagadau Family Museum Teacher Fellowship Program Foundation Humana UBS Financial Mr. and Mrs. Eric W. Weinmann 1933–1945 Foundation, Inc. Cynthia and Robert L. Feldman Henry H. and Carol Brown Goldberg Huron Capital Partners LLC Unicorn Limited Partnership George Weisz The Jewish Foundation for the Wayne and Deborah Zuckerman Roy Fleischmann Jan M. and Eugena Krol Charitable Genocide Prevention Task Force IBM International Foundation Washington Division of URS Corp Richard and Beatrice Wernick Righteous Family Foundation, Inc. Kathy and Kevin Flynn Foundation The G. L. Waldorf Family Fund Interpublic Group PAC Match Program Dr. and Mrs. Lewis Wetstein Benjamin and Seema Pulier Lauran and Robert Goldberg David Bruce Smith of the Silicon Valley Community IPA Charities, Inc. Virginia Furniture Company WFMC, Inc. Charitable Foundation, Inc. Jewish Source Study Initiative The Hersh Foundation Louis F. Smith Foundation JBN Benefits Consultants, LLC W. W. Grainger, Inc. Connie White Foundation Helen, Sam and Jeff Zell and the The Blum Family Foundation The Kam Group Jenner & Block Wackenhut Services Inc. Faye White William Zell Family Foundation Edward Zuker Leslie and David Katz Northern California Teachers Forum The Miles Lerman Fund for Bearing Witness JMB Insurance Walgreens Co. Jeff and Marion White Karen and Walter Levy Claudia and Rick Felson Jeanette Lerman-Neubauer Johnson & Johnson Warburg Pincus LLC Marion and Robert Wise Fund for the Study of the Holocaust in the The Leon Milman Memorial Fellowship Republic Title of Texas, Inc. Libitzky Family Foundation and Joe Neubauer Just Give Wausau Steel Corporation Estate of Martin F. Witkin Soviet Union Mrs. Leon Milman Charles and Lynn Schusterman Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP Westwood Management Corp. Erving Wolf Lori and Marty Aronovitz Family Foundation Southern California Forum on Holocaust Kirklands/Adams Development LLC Whitney, Inc. The Family of Helen and Israel Beverly and Donald Bavly The Laurie and Andy Okun Fellowship Betty and Steve Silverman Education CORPORATE SUPPORTERS Klehr, Harrison, Harvey, Branzburg, Wiley Rein LLP Wortman Theodore and Cynthia Berenson Laurie and Andy Okun Michelle Tycher Stein The Lumer Family & Ellers LLP Winston & Strawn Wuliger Foundation Naomi A. and Bob Brest Ari Susman Anonymous Kohlberg & Company Wolf Popper, LLP Yiddish Club of Whittingham Betty Brudnick Charles H. Revson Foundation Fellowships Rita and Burton Tansky Speakers Bureau Acme Refining Kraft Foods Bernard Young Fella Cederbaum Charles H. Revson Foundation Jackie and Steve Waldman Irene Katz Advantage Futures LLC Landmark Commercial Real Estate Judy and Melvyn Zahn Stanley Charm Jamie and Carl Weisbrod King College, Inc. Adventist Healthcare Thomas H. Lee Management DONOR-ADVISED FUNDS The Zantker Charitable Foundation Eileen and Jack Connors The Barbara and Richard Rosenberg Travis Wolff Mt. Zion United Methodist Church Advent Systems Company, LLC Francesca and Michael Zucker Joan and Ted Cutler Fellowships M. B. and Edna Zale Foundation Linda Williams Alliance Bernstein Lehman Brothers, Inc. Anonymous Deborah and Ronald Feinstein Barbara and Richard Rosenberg Allstate Warren N. Lieberfarb & Associates, The American Gift Fund Phil and Norma Fine Donor Stewardship Fund State of Deception: The Power of Nazi American Express Foundation LLC America’s Charities Barbara and Steven Grossman The Curt C. and Else Silberman Foundation Murray and Ellen Koppelman and Propaganda Exhibition Aon Foundation Lifeline Systems Charitable Fund The Associated: Jewish Community Shirley D. Grossman Research Scholar Sandra Glicksman Jewish Youth Philanthropy Institute Applied Materials, Inc. Marcus Corporation Foundation Federation of Baltimore Mark and Abby D. Hornstein The Curt C. and Else Silberman Shelly and Michael Kassen Armory Investments Merck Partnership for Giving The Ayco Company, L.P. Judith and Douglas Krupp Foundation Educational and Public Programs The Blanche and Irving Laurie AT&T United Way Employee Merrill Lynch The Boston Foundation Glenda and Jim Manzi Dr. Alfred Munzer and Mr. Joel Wind Foundation Giving Campaign Mervis Diamond Corporation The Chicago Community Trust Peter McFarland The Sosland Foundation Fellowships Katharine M. and Leo S. Ullman Atlantic Trust Mesirow Financial Combined Jewish Philanthropies Rebecca and Nathan Milikowsky The Sosland Family E-Outreach Information Technology Project Bear Stearns & Co. MF Global Communities Foundation of Texas Laura and Selwyn Oskowitz Carl and Ruth Shapiro Family Survivors Registry Berger Schatz Microsoft Giving Campaign Community Foundation for Greater Maria C. Prada-Strange Student Summer Research Assistantships Foundation Ryan Cole Blank Rome, LLP The Millard Group, Inc. Buffalo and Donald G. Strange Dorot Foundation Avy and Marcie Stein Bridgeway Capital Management Moceri Development Corporation Community Foundation for the Don and Marilyn Rodman Teacher Workshops CB Richard Ellis Moceri Management Company National Capital Region Susan and Clifford Rucker The Tziporah Wiesel Fund First Person Series Anonymous Cedars-Sinai Medical Center Morgan Stanley Community Foundation of the Jewish Marcia and Mort Ruderman Sheila Johnson Robbins Louis F. Smith Johnson & Johnson Century 21 Associates Foundation, Inc. Muskal Family Charitable Fund Federation of Orange County

* Deceased 32 Annual Report 2008–09 What you Do Matters 33 Dallas Foundation LEGACY OF LIGHT SOCIETY Martin and Dorothy Eisenbach The Pines, Sarna, Statfeld Summer Amity Club Charity Foundation, Inc. Fred and Sylvia Berman Samuel Chernin Thomas M. Dethlefs Dallas Jewish Community Foundation Irrevocable Trust Institute for the Museum Teacher Ammerman Family Foundation James M. Berman Robert Chernoff Philip and Alyce de Toledo Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund We recognize the generosity and Estate of Sabina Elfmont Fellowship Program Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Amster Jeff Berman Louis and Aliza Chertkow Tom and Judy Deutsch FJC vision of those donors who have Estate of Lillian J. Epps The Duane Rath Endowment Fund Linda and John Anderson Charitable Zelda Bernard Chest Medicine Consultants William Dewoskin and Wendy Gross The Foundation for Jewish informed the Museum of their Estate of Hildegarde Friedmann The Ratner, Miller, Shafran Families Foundation Gene and Pam Bernstein Mr. and Mrs. Donald Chudacoff David and Annette Dezelan Philanthropies bequest intention or have made Estate of Rita Goldberg Committee on Conscience Fund Mark E. Angel Harriet Bernstein Charles Clark Jr. and Eleanor Eric Diamond The Foundation: Jewish Community other planned giving arrangements Estate of Frederick Goldman The Ratner, Miller, Shafran Families Aon Foundation Jan M. Bernstein Kinney Esq. Frances Dibner Foundation of Los Angeles during the period January 1 through Estate of Irving A. Goldstein Educational Technology and Apostolic Christian Church Jules Bernstein and Linda Lipsett Classic Residence by Hyatt Barbara M. Dinoff Goldman, Sachs and Co. December 31, 2008. Estates in which Estate of Jeanne K. Goldstein Outreach Fund Applied Materials, Inc. Thomas and Karen Bernstein Helen Clawson Dennis and Nancy Ditlove Goldman, Sachs Philanthropy Fund distributions of $1,000 or more Regine B. Harwick Trust Judith B. and Burton P. Resnick Fund Ariel Investments Henry and Veronica Bialer Dr. and Mrs. Melvin Clayman Mary K. Dodwell The Greater Cincinnati Foundation were received during the period The Estate of Corinne Haskell for the Study of Antisemitism Eric Aroesty Robert Bialer Stanley Clayman Marcia Dolinger Houston Jewish Community are also listed. The following are Estate of Stanley N. Jacobs Pearl Resnick Post-Doctoral AT&T United Way Employee Giving Bialkin Family Foundation Sandra K. Cleary Fred Donner Foundation all individuals and estates that have Estate of Greta Kende Fellowship Program Endowment Campaign The John Bickford Foundation Casey and Ellen Cogut Hal Douglas Illinois Prairie Community Foundation given consent for such a listing. Estate of Ursula C. Klau Fund Dr. Edward M. Atkins Pauline Biedermann Douglas and Carol Cohen Meira Drazin Jewish Communal Fund Morris Leviloff Trust Lester Robbins and Sheila Johnson and Mrs. Cathy Atkins Andrea R. Biller Henry and Birdie Cohen Steven Dreifuss Jewish Community Endowment INDIVIDUALS Estate of Rebecca Jaffe Malsh Robbins Traveling and Temporary Leonard and Phyllis Attman Richard and Gene Bindler Jerry C. and Carole J. Cohen Allen Dreyfuss Foundation June C. Bashkin Estate of Elena Massey Exhibitions Fund Mary Aydelott-Slavet Bindler Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Lester Cohen Jerry Dreyfuss Jewish Community Endowment Fund Mrs. Mira Becker Rudolf E. S. Mathias Estate Helena Rubinstein Foundation Dr. Irwin Azman Gary and Beth Birnbaum Marcia Cohen Richard H. Driehaus Charitable Lead The Jewish Community Federation Lenny Bell Estate of Dorris M. Mendelsohn Endowment Bachmann Family Foundation Michael Birnbaum Margo Cohen Trust of Cleveland Miriam Citron Burhans Estate of Judith and Bela Radnai The J. B. and Maurice C. Shapiro George Backer Family Foundation, Inc. Joseph J. Blaney, Ph.D. Marilyn and Ray Cohen Justin Duff Jewish Community Federation of Helen M. Clawson Estate of Jack Savran Senior Scholar-in-Residence Fund The Bagan Family Eric Blau Nancy Y. and Martin Cohen Kitty and Michael Dukakis Louisville Joyce Stoer Cordi Manuel Schneider Living Trust The Curt C. and Else Silberman Harriette and Richard Baime Louis Blau Mr. and Mrs. Neal I. Cohen Dr. Janice P. Dutcher Jewish Community Foundation of Benjamin and Selma Cornet Estate of Leo L. Seligson Summer Seminar for University Robert D. and Marjorie Bajefsky Adele Block Phyllis and George Cohen Samuel R. Dweck Foundation, Inc. Central Pennsylvania Dr. Sidney Davidson Estate of Robert Stein Faculty Endowment Edward and Ellen Bakal Ellen Block Rhonda Cohen Alan M. Ebner Jewish Community Foundation of Sam M. Devinki Stoller Family Charitable Lead Sosland Foundation Fellowship Fund Paula Bakalar Jeffrey Block and Michele Gerus Robert Cohen Bill and Abbie Eckland Greater Kansas City Alan Dworkin Annuity Trust for the Jewish Source Study Estate of Bernice Baker Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Bloom Steve Cohen Diana Edelman Jewish Community Foundation of Rachel L. Einwohner Estate of Leo and Rachel Sussman Initiative Dr. Earl J. Baker and Pamela Gralton Louis J. and Jean Bloomfield Bernice and Albert B. Cohen Family D. J. Edelman Family Foundation Greater Prescott Seymour K. Fass Estate of Peggy Varady The Sudikoff Annual Interdisciplinary Joseph A. and Jamie Baldinger Betty Ann Blum Charitable Trust Robert and Gail Edelstein Foundation Jewish Community Foundation of Rafael Feferman Estate of Louis White Seminar on Genocide Prevention Sigmund and Elinor Balka Michael Blumenfeld Jacquesemy Cohenca Foundation Charles and Lois Edwards MetroWest New Jersey Gerald M.* and Mary L. Fisch Estate of Martin F. Witkin Richard Bamberger Blumkin Family Foundation Robert and Ruth Cohn Family Joanne and Paul Egerman Jewish Community Foundation of Mimi Fiszel Estate of Hilda and Otto Wolf Raymond Banoun Guy M. Blynn Foundation John W. Ehrhardt Milwaukee Dr. Robert P. Frankenthal Estate of Sara Lee Yoder ANNUAL CONTRIBUTORS Bernard Barbash Howard and Judith Boasberg Ryan Cole Bernard Ehrlich The Jewish Community Foundation Reneé S. Freemond-Woods Dan and Florence Barber Meyer Bobrow Cole Taylor Bank Jeffrey A. Eicoff of Northern California’s Greater Audrey Gerson We gratefully acknowledge the Rita Braver Barnett Sheldon M. and Jill F. Bonovitz Frederick and Dorothy Coleman Steven G. Einhorn East Bay Constance C. Gilson RESTRICTED ENDOWMENT generosity of the many donors Arnold and Gail Baron Frank Bornstein Foundation Barbara and Burton C. Einspruch Jewish Community Foundation of Bernard E. Goldberg FUNDS who have contributed to the Lisbeth Baron The Boymel Family Charitable Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Cooper Dr. Drore Eisen and Dr. Jacoba Eisen Phoenix Dr. Cy Gruberg Museum from January 1 through The Barr Foundation Foundation Milton Cooper Lois and Steve Eisen Jewish Community Foundation of Dr. Zygmunt J. Haas $500,000 OR MORE December 31, 2008. Stanley L. and Marilyn Barry Karen Braden Rev. Philip K. Cooper Joseph A. Eisenberg San Diego Thomas J. Innes Abramson/Brandeis Endowment Fund Cecile C. Bartman Mr. and Mrs. David J. Bradford Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Cooper Arthur Eisenkraft Jewish Community Foundation of Anne Marie Kaufman Arthur and Rochelle Belfer National $1,000–$2,499 The Cecile and Fred Bartman Saul Brandman Robert and Lori Cooper Ben Eisenstein South Palm Beach County Barbara J. Kaye Conferences for Educators Anonymous (6) Foundation Douglas M. Bregman Cooper Foundation Al and Naomi Eisman Jewish Endowment Foundation of Maryla Orgel Korn Douglas and Carol Cohen Education Allan V. Abelow Nancy E. Barton Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Breisblatt Abe and Ida Cooper Foundation Richard and Gail Elden Louisana Henry R. Krauss Fund Dr. and Mrs. Elie Abemayor Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Baskin The Brodsky Foundation Jillian and Scott Copeland James Ellis Jewish Federation of Cincinnati Lester J. Marks and Miriam F. Hart Anne and Isidore Falk Charitable Alvin Abrams Stephen Bass Bronner Foundation Charitable Trust I. Michael and Debra Coslov Esther Ellman Jewish Federation of Cleveland Werner L. Markus Foundation Endowment Fund Debra L. and Steven Abrams Judy and Ralph Bassett Bernard and Shirlee Brown Jack Costello Louis Ellman Jewish Federation of Dallas Sally W. Morgan The Yetta and Jacob Gelman Lawrence Abrams Mr. and Mrs. Jay Bauer Candy and Ike Brown Stacey E. Costello Elmhurst College Jewish Federation of Greater Atlanta Alfred Munzer Endowment Alan Abramson David and Debra Baum Donald and Helen Brown Gerald B. Cramer Family Michael and Becky Elrad Jewish Federation of Greater Karen S. Perna Dr. David and Joan Goldfarb Fund Marion Achtentuch Seymour Baum Michael Brown Foundation, Inc. Elsmere Foundation Philadelphia Lee Prescott for the Committee on Conscience Russell and Desiree Ackerman Bear Stearns & Co. Mr. and Mrs. Justin Burgunder, Jr. Marion Cutler Howard and Sydney Engel Jewish Federation of Metro Chicago Walter W. Reed Maurice R. and Corinne P. Greenberg Sarah Adams Tom and Natasha Lem Beck Mr. and Mrs. Melvin N. Burke Helen Cyker Robert Englander Jewish Federation of Palm Beach Albert A. Rogat Fund Richard Adelman Arthur P. and Miriam Becker Edward M. and Barbara Burnes Allen and Jone Dalezman Arthur and Joy Epstein County Henry B. Rubin Witnesses, Collaborators and Mr. and Mrs. Frederick R. Adler Bruce O. and Harriet Becker David and Sharon Butler Helen F. Dalton Mr. and Mrs. Donald T. Epstein Jewish Federation of St. Louis Stanley Scheller Perpetrators: The Jeff and Toby James and Esthy Adler Kenneth Becker James E. Cafritz Merwyn E. and Dolly Dan Hal M. Epstein Merrill Lynch Sam and Nancy Shamie and Family Herr Testimony Endowment Adventist Healthcare Miriam G. Becker Living Trust Michael and Merle Cahan Gerard Daniel Charles H. Erhart, Jr. National Philanthropic Trust Alan J. Shepherd Jack and Anita Hess Endowment Fund Advent Systems Robin and Howard Beckerman William A. Cahn, III Rene F. and Yvonne Daniel Nathan Esformes The Nature Conservancy Louis Simon Hoffberger/Cannon Fund Harry J. Akiereisen William Begell Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Callander Gerard and Ruth Daniel Foundation Samuel I. Eskenazi New York Community Trust Ellen B. Sondheim The Gilbert and Eleanor Kraus Fund Dr. Leonard C. Akman Donald and Susan Belgrad Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Camner Joseph Daniels Helen B. Etkin Renaissance Charitable Helene Heffler Stolker for the Study of the Fate and Andrew and Mona Albert Rabbi Maynard Bell Cindy Caplan Leonie J. Darwin Exxon Mobil Foundation Foundation, Inc. Lee Stuart Rescue of Children Ike Alhadeff and Dr. Jean Schulman Sam and Joan Carl Mindy Dauber Suzanne Faber Ropes and Gray LLP Linda and Schuyler Sylvers The Miles Lerman Center for the Anatole Alper Mr. and Mrs. Laurence E. Bensignor Robert and Nancy Carr Stewart W. and Debra Dauman Robert Falconer Schwab Fund for Charitable Giving Richard and Sheila Weilheimer Study of Jewish Resistance Robert Alper Michael and Melissa Berenbaum Liz Cartmell Noble E. Davidson Leon and Jerome Falic United Jewish Endowment Fund Donna Zabel The Dr. and Mrs. Alec C. Levin Penny and David Alschuler Glenn Bergenfield Catholic Theological Union at Chicago Leslie Davis David M. Falk United Jewish Foundation of Educational Outreach Fund Leonard Alshan Inge Berger Dr. Ann B. Catts M. L. Davis Fashion Angels Enterprises Metropolitan Detroit ESTATES The Philip and Janice Levin Howard and Jamie Alter Stephen and Constance Berger Richard J. Cavell Dr. and Mrs. Paul J. Davis Gerald A. Feffer The U.S. Charitable Gift Trust Estate of Lila R. Bath Foundation Collections and David and Louise Altman Mr. and Mrs. J. Bergman CB Richard Ellis Alvin and Fern Davis Foundation Michael and Candice R. Feiler Vanguard Charitable Endowment Estate of Bernie Bercuson Acquisitions Endowment Fund Irving and Lehla Altman Stanley and Marion Bergman Family David and Linda Center Igor Dawid Richard and Michelle Fein Program Estate of Walter Blumenthal for Art and Artifacts Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Altman Fund Paul and Charlotte Chandler Raymond Deitch Jack E. Feinberg Estate of Anne R. Bord William S. and Ina Levine Scholar-in- Shahla Aly Stefany Bergson Patricia Chapin Dell Direct Giving Campaign Louise Feinberg Estate of Helen G. Deich Residence Endowment Fund American Express Foundation Fred M. Bering Earl and Margery Chapman Warren Dennis Cipora B. and Steven Feiner Estate of Bernice and Louis Dozoretz May Family Endowment for Civic American Society of Health-System Mr. and Mrs. Jeome Berko Aron P. Charad Joan G. Depontet Richard Feinstein Responsibility Training Pharmacists Harriet P. Berlin Stanley Charm DeRossi & Son Co., Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Feldenkreis

* Deceased 34 Annual Report 2008–09 What you Do Matters 35 Clara and Jerry Feldman Phyllis K. Garner Samuel F. Gould Mrs. Jami D. Heidegger Tyler and Melanie Johnston Family Janis L. Koch Kenneth Leopold Barry H. Lustig Mr. and Mrs. David E. Feldman Bruce, Sandra, and Jessica Garrett Joan Grad Phyllis Greenberg Heideman Fund Amy and Richard Kohan Mark and Traci Lerner Randi and Daniel Lustig Lawrence Feldman Kenneth Gart Graf & Pitkowitx Rechtsanwälte and Richard D. Heideman Allen and Ellen Joseph Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Kohan Michael Lerner Karin Fyrwald Luter Mr. and Mrs. Elliot Feuerstein Todd and Dianne Garvin GmbH Mark J. Heiman Dorothy C. Joseph Pam Kohlberg David E. Levee Michael and Karyn Lutz Ruth and Arnold Feuerstein Victor and Joan Gelb Patsy Graham Florence Heiman Charitable Marc Joseph Nancy Kohn and Art Friedson David and Carin Levee The Luxenberg Family and Mr. and Mrs. C. Kenneth Fibus Gelber Group, LLC Jill S. and Robert Granader Foundation Just Give Bradley Kolar Mr. and Mrs. Howard Levenson Mrs. Milton Luxenberg Marty and Donna Field Gelfand, Rennert and Feldman Walter Grasheim The Heisler Family Dr. Boris S. Kaganov S. Kolodny The Aron Ben Levi Foundation, Inc. Curtis Maas Field Holdings, Inc. Barbara and Salem Geller Bruce D. Grayson Howard A. and Judith A. Heit Louis Kahn Allan and Sharon Koltin Gertrude K. Leviloff Dorothy Maass Larry and Marilyn Fields Norman and Mary Geller Greater Kansas City Community Sandford and Jill Heller Kahn-Abeles Foundation Howard and Anne Konar The Levin Family Barry Machlin Peter S. Fine Seymour Geller Foundation Susan B. Hepner Arthur N. and Amy M. Kales Robert L. Koppel Allan and Sydnei Levin The Macht Philanthropic Fund Melvin and Betty Fine Foundation Gerald and Phyllis Gelles Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Green Bella Heppenheimer Robert Kalman Avi Korein David and Helen Levin Michael and Sharyl Mackey Ralph and Cynthia Finerman Gelles Family Foundation David Green and Mary Winton Green Kenneth and Rhoda Herman Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kamen Dr. David Korn Gerry Levin Jodi and Rodd Macklin Jerry and Nanette Finger Foundation Marion and Gerald Gendell Howard and Lisa Green Michael and Judith Herman Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Kamins Mr. and Mrs. M. Kornblit Mr. and Mrs. Jack Levin Anat and Amos Madanes Wolf Finkelman Dr. Henry Gerad Leila Green Sylvan C. Herman Stanley Kane Charitable Trust Harold and Jamie Kotler Steven Levin Scott Mager Sydney Finkelstein Benjamin and Maria Germain Michael Green William Herskovic Cindy and Joe Kaplan Simon Koziel Terry Levin Harry Major Mr. and Mrs. Howard Fischer Gersham Foundation Miriam G. Greenbaum Joseph L. Herson David and Julie Kaplan Elinor Weiler Krach The Richard and Emily Levin Kenneth Malek Walter Fish Bettie Gershman Jeffrey and Debra D. Greenblatt Martin and Evelyn Hertz Jeffrey A. Kaplan Dr. and Mrs. Colman Kraff Foundation Cary and Lisa Malkin Evelyn Fisher Mark and Valerie Gerstein Alan and Carol Greene Walter W. Hess, Jr. Dr. Joel A. Kaplan and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert A. Kraft Mr. and Mrs. Levine Leo Mallah Mark and Randi Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gewirz David and Alan Greene Family Lauren Heyman Mrs. Roberta Kaplan Dr. Manus Kraff Harold Levine Ronald L. Mamer Joel and Sherry Fishman B. R. Gilbert Foundation Colonel Irving Heymont Leonard and Tobee Kaplan Kraft Foods Matching Gifts Program The Levine Family Foundation Henri Manasse, Jr. Martin Fishman Connie Gilson Bill and Ellen Greengoss Thomas Hilb Richard and Sharon Kaplan Jonathan Kramer and Maria Sirois Bari and Keith Levingston Dr. Henri R. Manasse, Jr. Joel Fishman Associates Nancy and Dalbert Ginsberg Dr. Henry Greenspan Lani Hill and Dawn M. Mittelbach William Kapner and Lynn and Charles Kramer Margot Levin-Schiff Jed and Miranda Mandel Eric* and Edith Flagg Allan Glass Mr. and Mrs. Jerald Greenspan John L. Hines Hilary Smith Kapner Julienne Krasnoff Jacob and Mania Levitan, M.D. Ruth B. Mandel Bruce and Joan Flashner Mrs. Jerrold A. Glass James Greenspon, M.D. Jill Hirsch Barbara and Leo Karas Michael Kraut and Lynne Madorsky Sally Levitt David and Karen Mandelbaum Sander Flaum Joseph Glasser Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Greenwald Richard M. and Joycee S. Hirsch Dorothy Karson Harold and Joan Krauthamer Mr. and Mrs. Jack Levkovitz Samuel P. Mandell Foundation Gail S. Fleder Peggy Glickman Beth Greenwald and Family Allen and Nancy Hirschfield Frank* and Fay Katlin Barbara M. Kreitzer and Alan Sanders Burton and Elinor Levy Manealoff Foundation Inc. Roy Fleischmann David and Marlene Glickstein Daniel and Juli Greenwald Dale R. Hisiger Jory and Jill Katlin Charles F. Kriser Donna and Hyman J. Levy Steven and Janice Marcus Dr. and Mrs. Mark Fleisher Eileen and Charles Glovsky Terri D. White Gregory Larry Hiss Daniel S. Katz Ira Kristel Michael P. Levy Mardell Family Charitable Foundation Kathy and Kevin Flynn Michael Gluck Gail Garfinkle Greve Peg J. Hoblack Joanne Katz and Scott Zeger David S. Krivitsky Milton Levy Donald B. Mark James and Karen Foreit Elise and Amos Golan Richard Grey Paul and Judith Hochhauser Leslie and David Katz Joseph D. Krouse Milton and Shirley Levy Charitable Dr. and Mrs. Markin Diane Forrest and Nicholas Lahowchic Jason Gold Richard and Jody Grobman Dorothy and Harlan Hockenberg Noah Katz Jacob Kryszek Foundations Scott and Sharon Markman Jonathan C. Fox and Dr. and Mrs. Michael S. Gold Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gross Judy Hoffman Richard Katz Dr. and Mrs. Max Kukler Raphael Levy Memorial Foundation Andrew H. Marks and Suzanne Markel-Fox The Gold Family Foundation Ellen Gross and Jim Patton Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Holzman Courtney and Michael Katzenstein Dr. Alan Kulick Mr. and Mrs. Cort I. Lewis Susan G. Esserman Denise C. Foy Mr. and Mrs. Allen Goldberg Bonny Grosz Dennis and Diane Horn Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kaufman Mrs. Louis J. Kuriansky Lawrence Lewis James E. Marks Alan Frank Lauran and Robert Goldberg John M. Gruber Mr. and Mrs. Jerry J. Hornstein Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kaufman Arthur and Cynthia Kurlanzik Rob and Jacquie Lewis J. Howard and Ilene Marshall Mark and Amy Frank Max Goldberg Lisa Gruenberg Mark and Abby D. Hornstein Jay Kaufman Jeffrey and Betsy Kushen The Martin R. Lewis Charitable Dr. Tony Martin Richard Frank Miriam R. Bern Goldberger and David and Rachel Grund Rhoda S. Hornstein Joel Kavet Michael Kushner Foundation, Inc. Marc D. Maslov Frankenthal Group Foundation Edwin H. Goldberger Alan and Julie Gubernick Dr. and Mrs. B. S. Horodas Joan W. Kay Dr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Kwitko Gary Lewy The Reuben and Rose Mattus Marc B. Franklin Alan E. Goldblatt Henry and Sally Guralnick Selma Horowitz Sivia Kaye Susanna E. Lachs Beth and Daryl Libow Foundation, Inc. Jeffrey and Susan Freed Edward and Paula Golden Mr. and Mrs. Harry Guterman Symcha Horowitz Daniel P. and Gloria Kearney Mr. and Mrs. Peter Lamm Mr. and Mrs. Ben Lichstein Henry Mayer Allen R. Freedman Karin R. Golden The Guterman Family Foundation Michael Horvitz Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Keller Lester and Maureen Lampert Lois and Leonard Lichter Beatrice C. Mayer Charitable Account Mr. and Mrs. Barry Freedman Paul Goldenberg Adam M. Haber Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Horwich Nicholas and Mary Ruth Kelne Amnon Landan Warren N. Lieberfarb & Associates, Claire and Robert Mazer Gerald Freedman Mr. and Mrs. Dennis K. Goldman Dr. and Mrs. Mark A. Haber Andrew Horwitz Arthur C. Kempner Martin and Sondra R. Landes LLC Richard Mazer Gerald and Ellen* Freedman Estate of Frederick Goldman Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Halaj Family Mr. and Mrs. Don L. Horwitz Irving and Mindy Kempner Landmark Commercial Real Estate Sidney and Eunice Lieberstein Marcia P. McCraw Mr. and Mrs. Moses Freedman Lisa and Douglas Goldman Fund Foundation Huron Capital Partners LLC Estate of Greta Kende Robert and Julie Lando Richard and Ellen Lincer Mr. and Mrs. James O. McFarland Mr. and Mrs. Norman S. Freedman Robert S. Goldman Elianne Halbersberg Meryl Jaffe Hurwich Marie-Louise Levy Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Lang Samuel Lindenberg Peter McFarland William L. Freeman, M.D. Arthur and Susan Goldner Janice H. Halperin Rhonda G. Hurwitz Bernard and Nina Kent Michael Langley Maurice Lipnick Kathleen Mcilwain Mikki and Norman Freidkin Lawrence J. Goldrich Sam and Arie Halpern Seth and Caroline Hurwitz Steven and Priscilla Kersten Steve Lanter Dr. Herbert Lippitz John McLaughlin Ms. Jim French Dayna and Michael Goldsmith Mr. and Mrs. Gary Hamity Harry Hutzler Mr. and Mrs. Al King Charna Larkin Tom Lippman Stanley and Jean Meadows Frieda Freshman Marv Goldsmith Dr. Harvey M. Hammer and Anne Hyde Kenneth King Martin Lasky Dr. Edward and Mrs. Estie Lipsit Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mehlman Donald Fried Willis and Marilynn Goldsmtih Ronnie Hammer Dr. Allen I. Hyman and Valerie Hyman Lauren King Bonnie Englebardt Lautenberg Mark and Arlene Litow Hope Mehlman and Eli Hurowitz Eugene Friedlander Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Goldstein Murray F. and Marilyn Hammerman Thomas F. Hynes and Carol A. Jones King College, Inc. Maryanne Lavan Dr. Robert Locke and Sarah Locke Leo Melamed Foundation Friedman Properties Daniel and Juliette C. Goldstein Catherine and Harold Handelsman IBM International Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Kingsberg L.A.W. Foundation Inc. Elizabeth Loeb Richard and Martha Melman Michael and Lois Friedman Ira and Linda Goldstein Dr. and Mrs. Harry Handelsman Jacobs and Bell, P.A. Sandra F. Kirch and Zelda K. Gold Mr. and Mrs. Allen M. Lawrence Andrea H. Loew Foundation Robert M Friedman Lyn Goldstein Barbara and Jim Hanig Hannah M. Jacobs Lore B. Kirchheimer Mary Ellen Lawrence Charles J. and Lisa Loewe David R. Melton Roselyn L. Friedman Paula and Leon Goldstein Raymond P. Happy Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Jacobs Irwin Kishner Foundation Dennis and Edith Leary Mr. and Mrs. Hans J. Lopater Lewis Meltzer Estate of Hildegarde Friedmann Stanley H. Goldstein Michael and Cynthia Hara Jerold Jacobson The Klaus Family Foundation William and Linda Leavitt Joanne Lorenz Oliver and Shelley Mendell Jonathan Frisch Lori and Rick Golman Eliyahou Harari Mr. and Mrs. Scott Jacobson Klehr, Harrison, Harvey, Branzburg, Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Lebovitz Jeffrey A. and Isabel A. Louis Yehuda Mendelson Fritzie Fritzshall Mr. and Mrs. Robert Goodfriend Mr. and Mrs. George Harkavy Shirley H. and Richard M. Jaffee & Ellers LLP Mr. and Mrs. Alan J. Lebow Ninfa and Ronald Lowe Mr. and Mrs. Steven Mendes Katie Krouse Froelich Jay S. and Karen Goodgold Harmstieg Foundation Inc. Family Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Arthur S. Klein Thomas H. Lee Management Rabbi and Mrs. Steven Stark Louise Merage Ira and Elise Frost Marianne Goodman Martin Harper Jerrick Waterproofing Co., Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Bertram Klein Company, LLC Lowenstein Merck Partnership for Giving FTI Consulting Mark Goodman John A. and Nancy Harris Raphael Jerusalmi James Klein Steven and Karen Leff Eugene and Ruth Lowy Mr. and Mrs. Edward Merrin Fred N. Fuss Sheldon Goodman Jay P. Hartig Jewish Foundation for the Righteous Michael A. Klein Donald and Ellen Legow Seena Lubcher Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Mervis Steven J. Gaba and Amy L. Beckman Barbara Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hartman Jewish Holocaust Survivors and Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Klein Marvin H. Leibowitz Ira Lubert Mervis Diamond Corporation Keith Gabriel Ellen R. Gordon The Estate of Corinne Haskell Friends Philip E. Klein Mr. and Mrs. Jerry G. Leigh Kate and Mark Ludwig Richard Mesirow Gerard T. Gabrys Eugene and Carlotte Gordon The Hawks Foundation JMR Charities Inc. Ira and Leslie Kleinmuntz Sheri Leiman and Jeff Garber Susan and Alan Ludwig Larry and Beatrice Metzman Gale Foundation Henry Gordon David N. Hecht Marcia Johnson Walter E. Klinger Robert S. Lemle Robert and Sandra Lund Mr. and Mrs. Mark Metzner Ira and Judith Gall Lee and Dana Gordon Paul and Marylou Hecht Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Johnson Dr. Theodore I. Kloth Lemle Family Foundation Jessica K. Lundevall Jerome H. and Linda Meyer Tom Galuhn Barbara Gottesman Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Hecktman Tyler Johnson Jules and Gwen Knapp Dr. and Mrs. Henry Lennon Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Lupowitz Loren Meyer Michael and Rivka Garkawe Barbara and Harold Gottesman Melvin and Judith Hecktman Johnson & Johnson Stephanie and Jeffrey Knauer Janet L. Leno Martin P. Lurie Marcy Meyer Jac and Edye Garner Michael Gould Jason Hegy and Gayle S. Union Ed Koch Joanie and Dick Leopold Marv and Marilyn Z. Lustbader Microsoft Giving Campaign

* Deceased 36 Annual Report 2008–09 What you Do Matters 37 The Millard Group, Inc. Polly Pancoe Steven D. Rhoades Janet and Daniel Rush Saul and Beth Ann Segal Ken Smith Jerome and Judith Tamkin Morton L. Weinstein and Charles J.* and Linda Pfeffer Miller Murray* and Lucy Pantirer David and Nan Rich Renee B. Rush The Norman and Barbara Seiden The Joseph and Dione Smith Marsha and Gary Tankenoff Stacy R. Nerenstone Joanie Miller Angeline Papastefan Helen Richardson Barry and Linda Russin Foundation Charitable Foundation Rita and Burton Tansky Nancy and Skippy Weinstein Norman Miller Family Foundation Julie Pappas The Ridgefield Foundation The Russo Family Foundation Stefanie Seltzer Constance and Joseph Smukler Rica F. Tarnoff Robert M. Weintraub Robert and Rita Miller Foundation Robert Parker Ries Foundation Alan and Mally Rutkoff Robin Shaffert and Dean Breuner Jordan P. Snyder Family Joel D. Tauber The Carl and Jamie Weisbrod Rachelle Millison Parkway Corporation Monroe and Rella Rifkin Biff Ruttenberg Foundation Shalom Memorial Park/Shalom Philanthropic Foundation Joel M. and Sonya Taubin Philanthropic Fund Maida R. Milone Valerie Parsegian The Rifkin Family Foundation Andrew Sabin Family Foundation Memorial Funeral Home Marvin Sobel A. A. Taubman Norman I. Weisman Sandra C. and Lowell Mintz Mr. and Mrs. Howard Parven Dr. and Mrs. Alvin Ring Edgar Sabounghi Sidney* and Phyllis Shalowitz Mr. and Mrs. Michael I. Sobol Mr. and Mrs. Peter Taussig Daniel and Selma Lee Weiss Mr. and Mrs. Saul A. Mintz Harriet and Steven Passerman Carlyn Ring Frances and Al Sachs Dr. Adam M Shapiro Edwin Soforenko Tawani Foundation Mark and Joan Weiss Florence R. Minz Mr. and Mrs. Norman J. Patinkin Jack and Hazel Ring Jonah Sacks Keith and Marci Shapiro Craig D. Sokol April Teitelbaum, M.D. James and Minerva Weiss Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mittentag Ronald D. Paul and Joy S. Paul Marlin Risinger III Lee and Joan Sacks Martin Shapiro Mr. and Mrs. Soheil A. Soleimani Sanford and Karen Teplitzky Marvin F. Weissberg Leo Model Foundation Melvin and Lynn Pearl The Philip W. Riskin Charitable Leon Sagalchik Sidney Shapiro Marion Sondermann Norman and Paula Tepper Janis Weissman Judy and Biijan Mohraz Dr. Nina J. Pearlmutter Foundation Eric M. Saks Richard and Phyllis Sharlin Debbie Sosland-Edelman and Bill Terman Joel S. Weissman Mimi S. Monett L. Peck Mr. and Mrs. Ken Rivkind Steven R. Salaman Donald R. Shassian Alan Edelman Elizabeth M. and Frederick B. Thomas Paula Weissman Gladys Monroy and Larry Marks Dr. and Mrs. Sidney Pell Debra Robin Valerie Salembier Mrs. Phyllis Shavitz Sotheby’s Valerie Tootle Bernard W. Weitzman Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Monsein Dr. Marilyn Perlman and Carol B. Robinson Gene Salkind Melanie L. Shaw Isaac Souede Sidney Topol Leonard Weitzman Morgan Stanley Mr. Harry Epstein Charlotte and Morris Robinson Dr. and Mrs. Barry Salky Glenn S. Shear Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Spector Dr. and Mrs. Jordan Trafimow Jeffrey and Elizabeth Wellek Nancy Morgenstern Louis Perlmutter Dr. and Mrs. Martin C. Robinson Jack Saltz Mark Shelnitz and Fryda R. Fraeme Ernest Spevak Beverly Travis Wellpoint Foundation Abby Morrison The Perlmutter Family Foundation Randy and Betsy Rochman Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. Samet Frank Shelp Jeanette Spiegel Byron Trott Kalman and Enid Wenig Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mosberg Andrea Perlstein John S. Rollard and Froma Walsh Judith Samson Emanuel and Rhoda Shemin Bernard Spilka Richard and Ilene Tucker Christine Wentz David and Linda Moscow Foundation Brian and Jerilyn Perman Murray and Susan Rolnick Dan Sandel Stanley and Linda Sher Bernard Spitzer Stefan and Marilyn Tucker Nicole S. Werkmeister Ari Moses Pfizer Foundation Stephen H. Roper Dr. Martin Sarnes Mr. and Mrs. Claude Sherman Margaret and Gerald Springer Mr. and Mrs. Gene Turban Sidelle Wertheimer Seymour Moskowitz Thomas and Carole Phiebig Dr. Elliott Rosch Adel Sarnoff Gail H. Sherman Mr. and Mrs. Marvin H. Staiman Alba L. and Robert Tutnauer Helene Westreich John H. Moss Morton Pickman Leonard and Eunice Rose Raymond and Inez Saunders Leonard and Diane Sherman James A. Star C. M. Uberman Valerie White and Avi Silberschatz Lawrence Moss Mr. and Mrs. William Pierce Marian H. Rose S. C. Foundation Ruth and Michael Sherman Stardust Foundation UBS Financial Whitney, Inc. Robert J. and Nancy Moss John and Rae Pietrak Dr. A. Everitt Rosen and Aletta J. Schaap The Shickman Family Foundation Steven and Claire Stearns Herman Udasin David Wiener Mount Zion United Methodist Church Harriet Pila Ruth E. Rosen Foundation Gary R. Schaevitz Herman Shine Mr. and Mrs. Cwi Steiman Thomas Uhlman Wiley Rein LLP Allan and Elaine Muchin David Pincus Andrew Rosen Dorothy Schafler Leon Shlofrock Mr. and Mrs. Colman B. Stein Sheila Ukman M. Jack Wilkenfeld, M.D. Janet L. and Larry Muenz Leslie S. and Donna Pinsof Sol A. Rosen Foundation Ms. Jacqueline Schenkein and Dr. Stefan Shrier Jeffrey S. Stein Rosalyn Unger Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Willen Mr. and Mrs. Hal Munter Pircher, Nichols and Meeks Bernard A. Rosenberg Mr. Michael Schwimmer Steve and Jan Sider Ken and Nancy Stein United Way of New York City Linda Williams N. James Myerberg Carole Pittelman Julius Rosenberg Drs. Randy and Joel Schenkman Richard Siedel Mark Stein and Carol Baker United Way of the Bay Area Michael and Holly Williams Ken and Beth Myers David Platt Kenneth Rosenberg and Family Clifford Siegel Mr. and Mrs. Rob Stein Marc A. Utay Priscilla H. and Rodney Wilson Sandra R. and Jose Nabielsky Jonathan and Robin Plotkin Lester J. and Norma Rosenberg Albert J. and Jayne Schiff Linda Soreff Siegel Francine Steinberg Vangrack, Axelson, Williamowsky, Deb and Jeff Wineman Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Nadler Richard L. Plotkin Lil and Julie Rosenberg Foundation, Maxine R. Schiffman Robert Siegel Susan Steinberg Bender & Fishman Lisa and Joel Winer Judith and Edward Narens Mr. and Mrs. Michael Pollack Inc. Eugene and Eva Schlesinger Mr. and Mrs. Victor Siegel Robert and Penelope Steiner Venetos Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Alan Wiseman David Nasaw Sidney D. Pollack Mr. and Mrs. Martin J. Rosenblatt Bernard A. Schlifke Siegel Family Charitable Trust Jan A. Steinert Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Verby Iris Witkowsky Kathy Nath Mark A. Pollak and Janet Meyers Ben and Esther Rosenbloom Hubert and Charlotte Schlosberg Merton G. and Roberta Silbar Russell L. Steinweg Irving and Betty Vigdor Mr. and Mrs. Seth Wohlberg National Film Preservation Foundation David J. and Dawn Pollay Foundation, Inc. Bradley Schmarak and Margaret and Alan Silberman Daniel N. Stenersen Mr. and Mrs. John K. Villa Joel Wojnilower Roberta Navre Vivian L. Pollock Alan and Ellen Rosenblum Gina Propp-Schmarak David Silver and Ann Schwartz James A. and Jane Stern Lastie P. Vincent III Maxine and David Wolf Philip and Sima Needleman Bruce Pompan Charles Rosenblum Joel and Cathy Schneider Jennifer K. Silver Mark Stern Virginia Furniture Company Mr. and Mrs. Steven Wolf Neiman Marcus Group, Inc. Joseph Popper Lisa and Jeff Rosenkrantz Yehochai Schneider Patricia Silver and Jeffrey Trauberman Mr. and Mrs. Norman Stern Bertram and Lois Vogel Tina B. Wolf David Neithercut Joel S. Porter Dr. and Mrs. Neil B. Rosenshein and Karen and Jeffrey Schoenberg Betty and Steve Silverman Richard and Judith Stern Richard Voight Travis Wolff Co. LLP Cindy Nelson Barbara and Ira Post Mrs. Dolores H. Rosenshein Andrew I. Schoenholtz and Morris Silverman George and Sara Stern Foundation Sara Lane Voight Dr. Preston Wolin Peter B. Nero Power Construction Company LLC Richard Rosenstock Janice S. Liebowitz Peter and Rose Silversmith The Stiefel Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Henry Voremberg Robert Wolpe Network for Good Elizabeth and Robert Pozen Rosenthal Collins Group Schorr-Lieberman Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Barry Silverstein Milton I. and Frances L. Stiefel Laurence Wald Walter J. Wolpin Nada Neumann Stephen Pozez The Marion and Robert Rosenthal Rudy Schott Mr. and Mrs. Isidore Simkowitz Foundation Jackie and Steve Waldman Peter Wright C.R. Neville Present Family Foundation Foundation Janet Schreibstein Simmons Family Charitable Warren Stieglitz Marc and Sandra Walfish W. W. Grainger, Inc. Bernice Newberger Nancy F. Price Charles and Rya Rosenzweig Howard Schreier Barry and Joyce Simon Mara Stock Helene B. Wallace Philip J. Wyatt Newell DeValpine Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Neal Price Ross Family Fund Wolfhart K. Schubach Barry S. and Beth Simon Herbert and Toby Stolzer Kurt L. and Marilyn Wallach Mark Wyman and Iris and John Newman Ambassador Pierre-Richard Prosper Dr. Sholi Rotblatt Susan Schulman Diana and Robert Simon Jerome and Marion Stone Warburg Pincus LLC Eva Goldschmidt Wyman Neal Newman Merry and Edward Prostic Alan B. Roth Jaynie Schultz and Ron Romaner Gary and Vicki Simon Norman H. Stone Family Foundation Myron C. Warshauer Jeffery Yablon Jodi A. and Gregg Newmark Prudential Foundation Matching Gifts Gary and Ceil Rothbart Abby and David Schwartz Pam and David Simon Dr. and Mrs. David Strassler Donna and Leonard Wartofsky Elaine G. Yaffe Mr. and Mrs. James M. Newmyer Mr. and Mrs. Irving Raab Travis Rothlein Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Schwartz Ann Margaret Simons Robert B. Strassler and Family Washington Division of URS Yokota Air Base New York Life Insurance Company Richard L. and Jo Ann Radetsky Robert Rothschild Dan Schwartz Hillel Z. and Helen Singer Ada Strausberg Corporation PAC Match Program Ronald Yonover Frederick Nicholas Bonnie Ram Marvin Rotstein Jeff Schwartz Paul, Emily, Laura & Brian Singer Barry and Marcia Strauss Terry K. Watanabe Mr. and Mrs. Michael Young Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nirenberg Dr. Simon Ramo John W. Rowe Joan C. Schwartz Alvin Siteman Richard G. Strauss Harold and Harriet Waterman Rodger D. Young Dr. Samuel Nussbaum Amy Rashkow Mark Rowen Mark Schwartz Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Strear Robert Waxman Rowena M. Young and Mr. and Mrs. Morton Nyman Eugene Raymond Terry M. Rozdolsky Mark S. Schwartz & Flom LLP Isaac and Frances Suder Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wechsler Myron F. Steves Marylouise Oates and Robert Shrum Jim Rebitzer and Kathleen Engel Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Rozen Mark and Judy Schwartz Gerold and Caryn Skurnick Darren Sudman Leonard Weentiaw Julio Zamora Arthur and Judith Obermayer Joan and Robert Rechnitz Janice Rubel Don and Susan Schwarz Lynne H. Slaten Sue’s Landscaping Tom and I. B. Weil Maxine and Jack Zarrow Family John T. O’Brien, Jr. Philanthropic Fund Cynthia and Merton Rubens Harry and Gertrude Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. Ted Slepian Charles L. Sues Debbi and Glenn Weinberg Foundation Old Oaks Foundation Inc. Joe R. Reeder Myrna Rubenstein Foundation Joan Sloan Paul and Susan Sugarman Donn and Sharon Weinberg Jean and Vance Zavela Paul and Gayle Oleff David Reich William M. Rubenstein Elan Schwarz Leon Sloane Bruce Sundlun Rita Weinberger Steven L. Zelkowitz Jesse H. and Susan Oppenheimer Mr. and Mrs. William Rein Earl and Rocky Rubinoff Maurice Schwarz Stanley Slutzky Jason and Karen Sussman Michael Weindling and Mattias Zhabinskiy Leonard Oppenheimer David and Lynn Reiner Helen Rubinstein Daniel and Betsy Schwimmer Ethel and Orville Slutzky Family Richard and Monica Sussman Patricia Hurley Paul R. Ziegler Gregory C. Orlick Stacy Reines Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Rubinstein Tracy and Marc Schwimmer Foundation Trust Sean and Lisa Sutton David J. Weiner Theresa M.S. Ziegler Jonathan Orszag Dr. Allan Reinfeld Kenneth A. and Wendy Ruby Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sease Dr. Stanley Small Dr. and Mrs. Mitchell L. Sweet Jonathan Weiner Albert Zilkha Lynda Oschin Renaissance Glen, LLC Gerry Ruckhaus Edwin Seave Robert and Jacqueline Smelkinson Dr. and Mrs. Richard Swoiskin Mr. and Mrs. Robert Weiner Martin and Doris Zimmerman Carl Osherow Margarete and Rolf Renschler Debbie and Jon Ruderman Larry W. Seay David and Ginger Smerling Benjamin Tadelis Ruth F. Weiner and Hubert W. Joy The Frieda and George Zinberg Gilbert C. Osnos Republic Title of Texas, Inc. Stephen I. Rudin Judith Segal Eric Smidt Taishoff Family Foundation Linda Weinrib Foundation Bashi and Roger Packer Myron and Alicia Resnick Steven R. Rudolph Michael Segal Kathy Tallering Mr. and Mrs. Philip M. Zinn

* Deceased 38 Annual Report 2008–09 What you Do Matters 39 Rhonda and Michael Zinner Vladislav Bogdanovich Slavko Djekanovic William Haller George Charles Lange Family Elisabeth M. Orsten Steven W. Simon Suzanne Weil Barbara and Henry Zipperman Katerina Boiko Almasa Djulepa Mark Hampel and Gertrude Laufer Lubov Ostapenko Feodora Singer Ilse Weinberg Marilyn Zirn Edna Bojm Yuri Dobrovolski Penny Hampel Stillman Margaret Elias Lawrence Eva Guttsmann Oswalt Jonas Singer Dora Weiner Donald and Barbara Zucker The Friends of the C.H. Booth Library Artur Dobrowolski Joan Harstrick Vera Lechtman Andrei Iosipovici Ovcear Gino Sirola Hana Lowy Weiner Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Zucker Vasile Bordeianu Douglas W. Donald Mahmut Hasanagic Warren Lefort Piotr Iosipovici Ovcear Renata Siuzdak Estate of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Lawrence Zweifach and Eleanor Grosz Milica Borjanovic Joseph M. Dondelinger David Heck Ruth Katz Leiser Sresco Ozretic Alina Skibinska Weingarten Barbara Borowitz and Sarah Garland Douglas Dopp Gerhard Heckelmann Shulamit Bukowski Levin Richard Palmer Ivan Slade Frederick Weinstein Julijana Boskovic Ante Dragic John Heelan Vasile Levinschi Jill Berg Pauly Jelena Smirnova Jeffrey M. Weir IN-KIND GIFTS Mykola Stepanovych Bosyj Milorad Dragicevic Taylor Heidenheim Leonas Levinskas Valentina Pavlik Linda A. H. Smythe Edit Weisz Pelaghia Bounegru Luiz Dratcu Guta (Gladys) Bresler Helfgott Inez Steinberger Lewin Mimi Peckham Milanka Solesa Daniel R. Willey Mark Barr Itzhak Braf Charlotte Drucker Harrison Heller Marion Lewis Frances Penan Steven L. Solomon Abigail Wolkenberg Robert and Elana Baum Terri Brahm Vera J. Landsberger Dubilier Tswi Herschel Maria Rivka Chwoles Lichtenfeld Erna K. Perry Roman Sompolinski Michael S. Wolkomir Fashion Angels Enterprises Ivan Bratanchuk Sonja DuBois Carmela Hevion The Family of Alois J. Liethen Fedot Focovici Petrenco Dita Sperling Jessie Wood Mitchell and Lois Johnson Charitable Olga Brebu Ilse Eden Richard Hirschhorn André Limot Drago Petrovic Sari Siegel Spieler Florence Payne Wooters Foundation Bernice and David Brecher Gene R. Edwards Uri Hirschmann Jacob Litman* Susan Pieper Walter Spitzer Sergei Yashchenko M. Ronald and Glenda Krongold Simion Brega Robert Ehrenreich Max Hollweg* Julius and Robert Litman and Milan Pijevic Nadezda Stanisavljevic Nina Yefremenko Carlyn and Lothar Mayer Eva Brettler Suzanna Eibuszyc Juraj Hrzenjak Anita Litman Millman Eugenia Prawer Pinski Israel Stein Andrey Yermolenko Lilo Froehlich Breuer Margaret M. Ellis The Family of Ronald M. Hubbs Svetozar Livada Jeannine Poler Rachel E. Steiner Albert Yuriev Charles B. Brill Rex Ennis Anne Hurwitz Ilija Livopoljac Juzek Poljan Tobie Steinhouse William P. Zachar THE COLLECTION Avi Brilliant Antun Erent Evdochia Ilieva Regina Frisch Lobree Charles E. Pollak Lee Stinchfield Ljubomir Zecevic Michael H. Brodnitz Alisa Eshed Fedor Irimca Helena Lobza David Popa Jovan Stjepanovic Gabrielus Zemkalnis We thank those individuals who Howard Brodsky Violet Czodik Fabian and Saul Issroff Rajko Lonca Gheorghe Popa Djuro Stojanovic Yaakov Ziv have donated to the Museum’s Paula Bronstein Rebecca Ritchie Michael Jamenfeld Bosiljka Loncar Abraham and Chava Pressburger Mirjana Stojanovic Popova Zoya collection from January 1 through Doris Anne Brooks Victoria L. T. Fahringer Dusan Jardas Leopold Lowy Josip Pribilovic Elizabeth Lusthaus Strassburger David B. Zugman December 31, 2008. The Paul R. Brown family Estate of Myron S. and Gittel Jaskulski Marinko Lujic Franck J. Prissert Inge Laband Strauss Arta and Ben-Zion Zygielbaum Tom Bryan Pauline B. Falk, Jr. Oleg Jegorov Stjepan Lukin Liubovi Prudeus Bozo Strika Anonymous Toader Buca˘taru Raya Feig Jewish Federation of Edmonton Neal and Peter Lustig Jela Pudja Tihon Grigorievici Stucnean Paula Brunner Abelow Robert Buckley Sig Feiger Jewish Federation of San Antonio Gershia Luxenburg Lindley C. Pugh Valentina Sukalo Vladimir Aga Sonja Budak Peter Feigl Janja Jokic Dennis M. Lynch Dumitru Purici Milka Sumrak Dora Aizenshtein Marvin Bude Annette Fein Ona Jokymiene Jan Maes William C. Pursch Nikolai Sushchuk Edith Alpert Allard Elena Buftea Mary Alice Feinstein Vladimir Jovanovic Milan Malesevic Bozana Radata Helena Swierczynska American Jewish Committee Dusan Bugarski Alfred Feldman Vladimir Jurak Milica Maljkovic Grigoryi Raduda Marianne Szegedy-Maszak Michlean Amir Jakub Bukowski Ninetta Matsas Feldman Ivan Jurcic Genya Markon Vasile Raiskii Leah Szmidt Carol and Howard Anderson Maria Bularga Caroline Fierst Ellen Kaidanow Estate of Herbert Markow Dusan Ramic Kayla Szumer Laurie Anton Grigore Burbulea Liuba Filipciuc Kazik Kalwinski Michael Marx Volodimir Rebrik Michael Tal Nina Anushchenko Dumitru Burcovschi Petro Filipciuc Ray Kaner Jadvokija Mataruga Hedy and James Reeds Albert and Beverly Tarabour William Asadorian Kenneth Caldwell Nellie Fink Vasilije Karan Nina Matjushenko Raymond C. Regan, Jr. Piotr Iarofeevici Taran Daniel Azarnoff Pablo Daniel Cano Isabella Weiner Flaschner Raisa Karpenko Jerko Matosic Dolly P. Reichman Neonila Tatarenko Vera Babenko Mihail Ca˘ra˘u¸s Esther Fol Alan Kastner Linda Mattioli Ivy and Stanley Relkin Evghenii Televca Niels Bach Mario Carnelutti Marc Fredson Peter Kauf Jane Reifenberg Maytin Allen and Sherry Rill Maria Terehovschi Sofia Bantu¸s Sally Case Dalia and Gideon Frieder Giza Malah Kay and David and Ana Mendus Pranas Rimkus Gavril Ternovski Boris Baraba Daniel Catan Vera Friedländer Sima Malah Julius Menn Eva Rocek Marija Thian The Children and Grandchildren of Filip Cebotari Vivian Frye Alan David Kaye Harry Merin Paul S. Rose Rosalie Tisch Samuel and Franka Baral Vera Cebotari Margalith Ghozlan Gafni Bernard Kent Hannah Messinger Deborah W. Rosen and Rita W. Stern Smilja Tisma Nadiya Hryhorivna Barlanetska Dina Buchler Chen Jovanka Gajanic Susan Kerstein Desanka Mihajlica Aaron and Daryl Rosenblum Stjepan Tonkovic Charles Baron Galina Cherniy Gabrielle Kronheim Gandal Jovanka Keskenovic Nikola Milanovic Lisa Rosenblum Miodrag Trickovic Hana Jane Barton Anna Cheszes Rachel Garfunkel Judith (Yehudit) Stieglitz Kessler Branislav Milenkovic Leon Rosenn Mileva Trifunovic Doris Baruch Thomas Cleary Rose Gelbart Sarah Kirsch Stoja Mileusnic Fiodor Rotari David Tsory Slobodan Barudzija Barbara Cohen Kim Gerns Barry Kirshner Irene Miller Ester Roter Frank Tuerkheimer Elliot H. Bassman Joshua Cohen Fabian Gerson William Kisielweski Edith Millman Cedomir Rubignoni Elena Tumasoniene Evghenia Ba˘t¸ Dora Fischbein Cohn Blanche Davids Gewirtz Herbert Klaber Stephen A. Mize Jamie B. Russell Sophie Turner-Zaretsky Silvestru Ba˘t¸ Stuart Cohn Joshua Gibson Toni Klar Bozidar Mladenovic Ecaterina Rusu Rusty Unger Tina Gioffredi Battani Jose Coltof Susan Gitlin Estate of Ursula Klau Gertruda Moctovaya Valerie Schaem Esad Useinovic Roma Becher Bridget Conley-Zilkic Rodi Waters Glass Werner Kleeman Jean C. Montenaro Sue Ann and William L. Scheck Ada Ustjanauskas Claranne M. Bechtler Husejn Coralic Morris Gliklich Artur Klein Vasile Morei Sara Schieber JosMarie Vanderspek Samuel Behar Nicolae Costov Carolyn Goff Morris Koen Mary Crawford Morris Renee Schiller Sheva Vapne Sonia Beker Evdochia Cucea Eric Goldstein and Sonia Riegel Mirijana Kohn Rachel Moses Lawrence Schleifer Ion Varzari Alexandra Mitrofanovna Beleca Olena Cucereava Yefrosinya Grigorash Mark Kolber Yevstahij Vasylyovych Mudrak Miriam Schlezinger Dóra Verebes Fanny Ben-Ami Maria Alexandrovna Curdi Maria Grinjuk The Korenblit Family Judith Munk Lore Schneider Sadovska Vira Nathan Ben-Brith Lilli Cutler Elimelech Gross Maria Semionovna Kovalciuc Maria Munteanu Rose (Rivke) Schwartz Leonard Vis Sofia Benderzevskaya Sime Cvitanovic Elly Berkovits Gross Chaim Kozienicki Kay Nabel Ruth Schwarzhaupt Adolf Vislovski Edward Bendik Paulette Daser Dorien Grunbaum Pavlo Kravets Pavel Na˘drag Ira Segacewitz Dalibor Vlactelica Shoshana Benes Henry David Klavdiya Gubareva Ivan Krijanovski Valentina Natochi Lore Segal Smilja Vlainic Nicolae Bersan Stepan Davidovskyi David Gur Lola Pinta Krouse Erika Neumann Gene S. Selig Benjamin Vogel Maria Bezotosova Christian de Monbrison Dov Gury Liudvikas Kryzauskas Anatoly Niemchinko Mark S. Selinger Estate of Hanni Vogelweid Ben Binder Irena Urdang de Tour Leah Gutman Liudvikas Kulikauskas Nightingale Initiative for Yehudit Shenhar Branko Vujasinovic Jacqueline Mendels Birn Olga Degani Nadejda Gutsol Lorna and Sonia Kundert Global Health Yefrosiniya Shingler Milutin Vujic Desenka Bizic Peter DePuydt Agafia Gutu Vladimir Kuzmin Ilia Clementievici Nohacevschi Zygmund Shipper Andrei Vulpe Leicia Black Father Patrick Desbois Yohanan Haas Alfred Lakritz Josh Norek Peter A. Shugart Daniel Wagner Ralph Bloch Anne Dessaint Gilda Moss Haber Danica Lalic Lila Lam Nowakowska Martin Sichel Rachel Wimberley Wagner Seev Blum Sami Djalilov Kurt Hach Aldabert Lallier Vlado Oberiter Eugene Silver Alicia Wassertheil

* Deceased 40 Annual Report 2008–09 What you Do Matters 41 Statement of Activities UNITED STATES HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL COUNCIL For the year ended September 30, 2008 (as of January 16, 2009) Private Funds federal Funds Total Support and revenue Federal appropriation revenue $ 45,712,768 $ 45,712,768 Fred S. Zeidman, Chairman, Houston, TX Contributions $ 29,093,979 29,093,979 Joel M. Geiderman, Vice Chairman, Los Angeles, CA Membership revenue 10,468,822 10,468,822 Museum Shop 2,337,921 2,337,921 Sara J. Bloomfield, Director, Washington, DC Endowment payout 7,767,702 7,767,702 Contributed services 31,526 31,526 Imputed financing source 1,141,023 1,141,023 Debra Abrams, Boca Raton, FL Amy Kaslow, Potomac, MD U.S. House of Representatives Other 339,336 339,336 Elliott Abrams, Great Falls, VA Ezra Katz, Coconut Grove, FL Eric I. Cantor, Virginia Total support and revenue $ 50,039,286 $ 46,853,791 $ 96,893,077 Miriam Adelson, Las Vegas, NV Edward I. Koch, New York, NY Steven C. LaTourette, Ohio Tom A. Bernstein, New York, NY Howard Konar, New York, NY Henry A. Waxman, California Expenses Norman R. Bobins, Chicago, IL Douglas R. Korn, Greenwich, CT Museum operations $ 3,847,920 $ 21,217,063 $ 25,064,983 Joshua B. Bolten, Washington, DC M. Ronald Krongold, Miami, FL Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies 5,025,690 2,435,638 7,461,328 U.S. Senate Museum and public programs 10,326,468 10,583,583 20,910,051 Joseph M. Brodecki, Potomac, MD Michael I. Lebovitz, Chattanooga, TN Russell D. Feingold, Wisconsin Outreach technology 2,608,468 3,912,564 6,521,032 Alan I. Casden, Beverly Hills, CA Elena N. Lefkowitz, New York, NY Orrin G. Hatch, Utah Museum Shop 1,993,700 1,993,700 Michael Chertoff, Potomac, MD Norma Lerner, Hunting Valley, OH Management and general 6,698,088 7,605,003 14,303,091 Frank R. Lautenberg, New Jersey Membership development 4,928,002 4,928,002 Marek J. Chodakiewicz, Washington, DC William S. Levine, Phoenix, AZ Bernard Sanders, Vermont Fundraising 7,879,881 7,879,881 Carol B. Cohen, Highland Park, IL Steven M. Levy, New York, NY Total expenses $ 43,308,217 $ 45,753,851 $ 89,062,068 William J. Danhof, Lansing, MI Hadassah F. Lieberman, New Haven, CT Ex Officio Members Support and revenues over (under) expenses $ 6,731,069 $ 1,099,940 $ 7,831,009 Michael D. Epstein, Rockville, MD Marcia P. McCraw, Seattle, WA U.S. Department of Education Investment return in excess of endowment payout (39,794,764) (39,794,764) Donald Etra, Los Angeles, CA Kenneth B. Mehlman, Washington, DC Philip H. Rosenfelt Increase (decrease) in net assets (33,063,695) 1,099,940 (31,963,755) David M. Flaum, Rochester, NY Michael A. Morris, Atlanta, GA Net assets (beginning of year-restated) $ 305,918,666 $ 9,611,118 $ 315,529,784 Marilyn R. Fox, Clayton, MO Michael B. Mukasey, New York, NY U.S. Department of the Interior Net assets (end of year) $ 272,854,971 $ 10,711,058 $ 283,566,029 Michael J. Gerson, Washington, DC Dennis Prager, Glendale, CA Jane M. Lyder JoAnne T. Ginsberg, Washington, DC Pierre-Richard Prosper, Salt Lake City, UT Statement of Financial Position Constance B. Girard-diCarlo, Alan N. Rechtschaffen, New York, NY U.S. Department of State Philadelphia, PA J. Philip Rosen, New York, NY J. Christian Kennedy For the year ended September 30, 2008 Zvi Y. Gitelman, Ann Arbor, MI Florence Shapiro, Plano, TX Private Funds federal Funds Total Assets Marc S. Goldman, Boca Raton, FL Daniel Silva, Washington, DC General Counsel, Gerard Leval Cash and fund balance with Treasury $ 1,275,630 $ 11,398,519 $ 12,674,149 Sanford L. Gottesman, Austin, TX William F. Weld, New York, NY Secretary of the Council, Jane M. Miller Short-term investments 1,046,705 1,046,705 Cheryl F. Halpern, Livingston, NJ Elie Wiesel, Boston, MA Contributions receivable, net 23,940,524 23,940,524 Other assets 786,140 220,507 1,006,647 J. David Heller, Cleveland, OH Jeffrey S. Wilpon, New York, NY Long-term investments 171,838,126 171,838,126 Andrew S. Hochberg, Northbrook, IL Bradley D. Wine, Washington, DC Property and equipment, net 84,991,187 12,060,271 97,051,458 Rebbetzin Esther Jungreis, New York, NY Judith Yudof, Austin, TX Total assets $ 283,878,312 $ 23,679,297 $ 307,557,609

Liabilities and net assets Former Chairs Former Vice Chairs Accounts payable and accrued expenses $ 6,523,341 $ 4,748,633 $ 11,271,974 Irving Greenberg 2000–2002 Ruth B. Mandel 1993–2005 Deferred revenue 4,500,000 4,500,000 Miles Lerman* 1993–2000 William J. Lowenberg 1986–1993 Unexpended appropriations 8,219,606 8,219,606 Unrestricted net assets Harvey M. Meyerhoff 1987–1993 Mark E. Talisman 1980–1986 Federal cumulative results of operations 10,711,058 10,711,058 Elie Wiesel 1980–1986 *Deceased Program and supporting activities 81,108,603 81,108,603 Funds functioning as endowment 44,925,004 44,925,004 Restricted net assets Temporarily restricted for programs 34,158,674 34,158,674 Permanently restricted for endowment 112,662,690 112,662,690

Total liabilities and net assets $ 283,878,312 $ 23,679,297 $ 307,557,609

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Founders Society The recognizes donors we would like to thank the following survivors who have taken their commitment to for their participation in this Annual Report: the exceptional level of $1 million and above to strengthen the Museum’s cover fold-out Holocaust survivors who volunteer at the Museum. Top row (from left): Catherine Liner, Charlene Schiff, Charles ongoing efforts to teach the lessons Stein, David Bayer, Elizabeth Strassburger, Erika Eckstut, Estelle of the Holocaust, confront hatred and Laughlin, Fanny Aizenberg, Dr. Fritz Gluckstein, George Pick; antisemitism, and prevent genocide. second row: Halina Peabody, Hedi Pope, Helen Goldkind, Helen NEVER AGAIN Luksenburg, Henry Greenbaum, Ilona Blech, Inge Katzenstein, Jacqueline Mendels Birn, Jill Pauly, Johanna Neumann; third row: The Promise That Kurt Pauly, Josiane Traum, Leon Merrick, Louise Lawrence Israëls, Manny Mandel, Manya Friedman, Marcel Drimer, Margit Meissner, Martin Weiss, Morris Rosen; bottom row: Susan Taube, Demands More of Us Nina Merrick, Rabbi Jacob Wiener, Regina Spiegel, Robert Behr, Nesse Godin, Susan Warsinger, Susan Weiss, William Luksenburg, Alfred Traum. back cover Survivor of Rwanda’s genocide Clemantine Wamariya. The Wings of Memory Society PHOTO CREDITS recognizes Annual Fund donors of Cover: USHMM/Arnold Kramer; Cover fold-out: USHMM/Arnold $5,000 and above whose gifts support Kramer; Page 2: USHMM/Arnold Kramer; Page 5: USHMM/Arnold the Museum’s core outreach and Kramer; Page 6: Penny De Los Santos for USHMM; Page 8: USHMM/ educational initiatives. The Wings of Arnold Kramer; Page 11: Max Whittaker for USHMM; Page 13: USHMM/Michael Graham; Page 15: Jonathan Doster for USHMM; Memory Society’s Next Generation Pages 18–19, clockwise from top left: USHMM/Catherine Copp; Carl group engages young professionals Cox for USHMM; Carl Cox for USHMM; Carl Cox for USHMM; Carl through philanthropic activities and Cox for USHMM; USHMM/Catherine Copp; Pages 20–21, clockwise from top left: Carl Cox Photography for USHMM; Carl Cox for educational programming. USHMM; Carl Cox for USHMM; USHMM/Catherine Copp; Carl Cox for USHMM; Carl Cox Photography for USHMM; Pages 22–23, clockwise from top left: Jean Hangarter for USHMM; Debbie Pochmann for USHMM; USHMM; Jeffrey Tholl for USHMM; USHMM; David Jacobs for USHMM; Pages 24–25, clockwise from top left: Marcin Olesinski for USHMM; Peter Kukula for USHMM; Peter Kukula for USHMM; Peter Kukula for USHMM; Thomas Hoeller for USHMM; Marcin Olesinski for USHMM; Page 45: USHMM, courtesy of Shraga Wainer; Back Cover: USHMM

EXT.175A.BKL The Legacy of Light Society recognizes individuals who have made a legacy What kind of world will commitment to secure the Museum’s future generations inherit? future for generations to come by including the Museum in their estate Make a bequest to the plans. Individuals who confirm Museum’s endowment— commitments of $1 million or more A living memorial to the Holocaust, the United a gift that costs nothing through their estate plans are recognized States Holocaust Memorial Museum inspires today—and help ensure that as Legacy of Light Society Founders. citizens and leaders worldwide to confront hatred, the promise lives on forever. promote human dignity, and prevent genocide. ushmm.org/endowment Its far-reaching educational programs and global impact are made possible by the generosity of donors nationwide through legacy and annual giving.

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