2017 YEAR IN REVIEW Table of Contents

1 Partnership Year in Review 2 Exhibits 3 Vietnam50 & Featured Document 1.2+ million 2 4 July 4th Visitors in National Archives museum Sleepovers 5 History Happy Hour Series 6 Programs & Events 8.3+ million 3 7 Education Visitors to the “Bill of Rights” pop-up History Happy Hour events 8 Sleepover 9 Communications & Marketing 10 National Archives Store $6.7+ million 85 Raised Public Programs 11 Financials 12 Membership 13 Support 60 46 Sponsors States with members 16 Board & Staff 17 Looking Ahead

Kennebunk, ME Seattle, WA Fargo, ND

Missoula, MT Worcester, VT Grand Rapids, MI Baker City, OR Valley City, ND Ann Arbor, MI Westborough, MA Minneapolis, MN Syracuse, NY Boise, ID Green Boston, MA Bay, WI Sioux Falls, SD Bristol, RI Hyde Park, NY New York City, NY Cheyenne, WY Des Moines, IA Pittsburgh, PA Plainfield, NJ Lincoln, NE San Francisco, CA Columbus, OH Wilmington, DE Salt Lake Golden, CO Champaign, IL City, UT College Park, MD Manhattan, KS Independence, MO Indianapolis, IN Washington, DC Lorton, VA Las Vegas, NV Abilene, KS Louisville, KY Charlottesville, VA Piedmont, WV Charlotte, NC Albuquerque, NM Los Angeles, CA Nashville, TN Little Rock, AR Oklahoma City, OK Greenville, SC Yorba Linda, CA Phoenix, AZ Atlanta, GA Dallas, TX Jackson, MS Lakeland, GA

Austin, TX Houston, TX Montgomery, AL Orlando, FL New Orleans, LA

Honolulu, HI Membership Coverage Highlights Anchorage, AK Programmatic Activity Pinpoints “Bill of Rights” pop-up pinpoints Partnership

From “Amending America” Thanks to the Ford Motor Our July 4th celebration reached programs to our continuing Company Fund, several prized its largest audience ever with special collaboration with the federal documents were displayed the addition of livestreaming National Archives, the National in the National Archives’ Featured at several Presidential Libraries, Archives Foundation deepened its Document case near the Rotunda additional performances on commitment to telling America’s during key anniversaries of Constitution Avenue, extended story and sought new partnerships significant historic national events. National Archives Store tent in 2017. operations, and an address by Back by popular demand, Derek Laura W. Murphy, descendant A’lelia Bundles We are proud to have supported Brown joined us to create History of Declaration signer Philip Chair and “Amending America,” the Happy Hour, a three-part series Livingston. President, National Archives exhibition that featuring Cocktails in Cuba, Global National Archives marked the 225th anniversary of Spirits: American Cocktails, and In this report, you will learn Foundation our Constitution’s Bill of Rights. Culinary Cocktails. more about the many donors Because of your generosity, we whose generous gifts sustain the were able to provide an engaging This spring, we launched “A National Archives Foundation. We civics lesson for visitors to Grateful Nation Honors Veterans for are fortunate to have so many Washington, DC and throughout their Service, Valor, and Sacrifice” contributors who share our goal the United States. A special donation campaign in conjunction of making the National Archives’ traveling exhibit brought the with the National Archives’ treasures accessible to millions story of the 11,699 amendments “Remembering Vietnam” initiative of visitors both in person and via proposed since 1789 to museums to salute military veterans who the Internet. We appreciate all of in Texas, California, Michigan, and served during the Vietnam War. you - members, donors, National Virginia. The Foundation and the Archives Store customers, and National Archives co-hosted a In June, the National Archives friends - whose belief in our series of National Conversations Museum partnered with AARP mission is vital to our success. on Rights and Justice in New to welcome hundreds of guests, York, California, Texas, Illinois and including Members of Congress, Washington, DC. their senior staff, and families, for its annual Congressional Open House.

We have a lot to celebrate materials to connect people overnight adventures in the this year! The public-private across the country to the National Archives Building partnership between the important records here at the welcomed more than 200 children National Archives and Records Archives. Here in Washington, DC, and parents who explored the Administration and the National the initiative was anchored by the documents in fun and educational Archives Foundation continues “Amending America” exhibit in the ways before rolling out their to grow stronger and reach new Lawrence F. O’Brien Gallery, sleeping bags to spend the heights. which examined the amendment night in the Rotunda with the David S. Ferriero process. The initiative’s National Declaration of Independence, U.S. Archivist of the In 2017, we have welcomed Conversations on Rights and Constitution, and Bill of Rights. United States more visitors to the museum than Justice continued in New York ever before, including thousands City, Los Angeles, Dallas, and The Foundation and its supporters to programs like our popular Washington, DC. make it possible for us to educate, sleepovers and the Inaugural engage, entertain, and enlighten McGowan Forum on Ethics. We In December, we welcomed an through our exhibits, public continue to carry out our mission extraordinary group of women for programs, and educational of collecting, preserving, digitizing, our 10th Annual McGowan outreach. I am proud to share and encouraging the use of valuable Forum on Women in Leadership: the achievements of this Government records at more than Political Campaigns, and in March, partnership, and I look forward to 40 facilities across the country. we hosted a timely discussion at the our continuing success. Thank you Inaugural McGowan Forum on Ethics for your support and generosity. This year we continued our first in Leadership: Ethics in Journalism. National Outreach Program Initiative, “Amending America,” We were proud to work with which combined exhibits, public the Foundation in hosting two programming, and educational sleepovers in 2017. These

2017 Annual Report National Archives Foundation 1 Exhibits

“Amending America” Exhibit National Conversations “The Bill of Rights March 11, 2016 - September 4, 2017: on Rights and Justice and You” Pop-Up Lawrence F. O’Brien Gallery, National May 20-21, 2016: Civil Rights and Archives Museum in Washington, DC Individual Freedom at the Jimmy Carter Presidential Library in Atlanta, GA 2,000 Exhibits distributed “Amending America: The Bill July 15-16, 2016: LGBTQ Human and Civil of Rights” Traveling Exhibit Rights at the Chicago History Museum and Center on Halsted in Chicago, IL September 2, 2016 - January 7, 2017: Houston Museum of Natural Science in October 21, 2016: Women’s Rights and 50 Houston, TX Gender Equality at the National Archives at States impacted New York in New York, NY January 24 - March 16, 2017: Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza in Dallas, TX November 19, 2016: Immigration: Barriers & Access at the Japanese American 1,498 April 6 - May 25, 2017: National Museum in Los Angeles, California Total locations Richard Nixon Presidential Library & Museum in Yorba Linda, CA March 7, 2017: Educational Access and Equity at the Perot Museum of Nature and

June 16 - August 11, 2017: Science in Dallas, TX Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library & 8,311,155 Museum in Grand Rapids, MI June 21-22, 2017: Building a More Total visitors Perfect Union at the National Archives in George August 26 - October 20, 2017: Washington, DC Mason’s Gunston Hall in Lorton, VA

Sponsors: Ford Foundation HISTORY® AT&T Lawrence F. O’Brien Family Carnegie Corporation of New York Perkins Coie The Chicago Community Trust Seedlings Foundation Elizabeth Morse Genius Charitable Trust Toyota

2 National Archives Foundation 2017 Annual Report Vietnam50

In conjunction with the National Archives’ “Remembering Vietnam” initiative, the National Archives Foundation launched “A Grateful Nation Honors Veterans for their Service, Valor, and Sacrifice” donation campaign on April 12, 2017. Names of those who donate $50 or more, or the names of those whom they are honoring, will be displayed in the “Remembering Vietnam” exhibition in Washington, DC, and online. Donations will support “Remembering Vietnam” exhibitions, public programming, and educational outreach, as well as access to military records at the National Archives through preservation, digitization, and more. Learn about the initiative at archivesfoundation.org/vietnam50.

Featured Document

The National Archives’ Featured Document Display sheds light on timely moments in American history. Coupled with insightful public programs, the display’s rarely-seen original records provided an accessible intersection between history and modern issues. Thanks to the support of the Ford Motor Company Fund, the National Archives was able to share several prized American records during their key anniversaries with visitors from around world. These included: George Washington’s first inaugural address and swearing-in Bible; the credentials of Jeannette Rankin, America’s first female congresswoman; and the World War I draft registration cards of Al Capone and Duke Ellington.

2017 Annual Report National Archives Foundation 3 July 4th at the National Archives

This year’s July 4th celebration at the National Archives July 4th by the numbers was more expansive than ever before! The museum welcomed more than 39,000 visitors from across the country, ten Presidential Libraries livestreamed the Reading Ceremony, four performances took place on 1 41 5,000 Constitution Avenue on the weekend leading up to Descendant of a Days of the National Ceremony Program Independence Day, and the National Archives Store Declaration signer Archives Store tent fans given away tent was open from Memorial Day through July 4th.

On Independence Day we welcomed members and 6 1,000 52,900+ sponsors to our annual “Promise of America” breakfast Reenactors T-shirts given away Snapchat filter views before moving to the steps of the Archives for greetings from Fox 5 news anchor Allison Seymour; addresses by the Archivist of the United States and Laura W. Murphy, 10 1,776 9.4 million descendant of Declaration signer Philip Livingston; Presidential Library Pages of WWI-related Media impressions presentation of the colors by the Continental Color Ceremony Screenings records transcribed Guard; a performance of the National Anthem by Caleb Green; and a dramatic reading of the Declaration of Independence by reenactors. 15 2,595 39,600+ Social Media Livestream views Museum Visitors Influencers at the between June 30 - July 4 Sponsors: In-Kind Support: #ArchivesInstameet Boies Schiller Flexner American Heritage® Dykema Chocolate John Hancock KIND Snacks

4 National Archives Foundation 2017 Annual Report History Happy Hour Series

Reteaming with the National Archives Foundation’s Chief Spirits Advisor, Derek Brown, the new History Happy Hour series explored the intersection of history and cocktails in America. Each event featured a tasting of custom cocktails crafted by the nation’s finest mixologists and a discussion of the rich history behind them. March 25, 2017: Cocktails in Cuba June 29, 2017: Global Spirits: American Cocktails September 23, 2017: Culinary Cocktails

Sponsors: 9.4 million The Tasting Panel Magazine 86 Spirits Company Drink Company

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10th Annual McGowan Forum on Women in Leadership: Political Campaigns December 13, 2016 Cokie Roberts, journalist, author, and political commentator; Karen Dunn, Partner, Boies, Schiller & Flexner LLP; Sara Fagen, partner, DDC Public Affairs; Margie Omero, EVP of Public Affairs at PSB Research; and Kristen Soltis Anderson, pollster and author of The Selfie Vote: Where Millennials Are Leading America (And How Republicans Can Keep Up) discussed their experiences working on political campaigns on both local and national levels, the changes in opportunities and obstacles, and advice for young women looking to become more involved in politics.

Inaugural McGowan Forum on Ethics in Leadership: Ethics in Journalism March 29, 2017 Margaret Sullivan, media columnist for The Washington Post; Jay Cost, senior writer at The Weekly Standard; Amy Hollyfield, deputy managing editor for politics and features for the Tampa Bay Times; Nicholas Lemann, Joseph Pulitzer II and Edith Pulitzer Moore Professor of Journalism at Columbia University; and Craig Newmark, founder of craigslist and the Craig Newmark Foundation explored the critical ethical questions raised by our modern media structure and the blight of so-called “fake” news, e.g., how misinformation affects democracy, why is it so difficult to differentiate between “real” and “fake” news, and what are the ethical responsibilities of journalists, of government, and of businesses who sell advertising on fake news sites.

Sponsor: William G. McGowan Charitable Fund

Congressional Open House On Tuesday, June 13, the National Archives Museum welcomed hundreds of guests for its annual Congressional Open House. With Members of Congress, their senior staff, and families in attendance, it was an evening of networking and engaging conversation about American history and the issues of the day. Guests enjoyed tours of Archives exhibits; fun family activities; and insightful programs in the McGowan Theater: Pulitzer Prize winners, Taylor Branch and Dianne McWhorter; exhibit curator Alice Kamps; and renowned DC entrepreneur and bartender, Derek Brown. Sponsor: AARP

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Teachers and students from across the country connected to the primary sources held in the National Archives through family days, workshops, summer camps, competitions, and online experiences.

The Boeing Learning Center welcomed kids and adults to citizenship- and sports- themed family days, escape room and origami workshops, and even a two-day literacy, writing, and research festival. The Constitution-in-Action Learning Lab hosted dozens of school groups and families, providing a greater understanding of the role the Constitution plays in our daily lives. For National History Day, students and teachers participated in a series of workshops and competitions.

Sponsors: AT&T John Hancock Seedlings Foundation Texas Instruments

DocsTeach by the numbers Since DocsTeach relaunched in the summer of 2016, the education tool has increased usability and helped students form a connection to the past.

6,385New Users 3,997 New Activities Added 56,893 Average Visits per month 182,921 New App Downloads

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Sleepover at the National Archives October 22, 2016 - October 23, 2016 at the National Archives Museum in Washington, DC Sponsors: February 4, 2017 - February 5, 2017 at the National Archives Museum in Washington, DC John Hancock This year’s sleepovers in the National Archives Museum reflected the “Amending America” initiative by giving superhero citizens the chance to explore the nation’s treasured records in an In-Kind Support: exciting night of adventure. Participants spent the night next to the Declaration of Independence, ® the Constitution, and the Bill of Rights and enjoyed breakfast – including pancakes flipped by American Heritage Chocolate Archivist of the United States David S. Ferriero – the next morning. At the spring sleepover, KIND Snacks featured author Kathleen Krull gave a presentation and signed booked for guests. Susan Gage Caterers

8 National Archives Foundation 2017 Annual Report Communications & Marketing

Through social media, email marketing, print and digital advertising, and grassroots efforts, the Communications National Archives Foundation continued to connect people around the country to America’s story. The marketing department promoted events from the new History Happy Hour series & Marketing by to McGowan Forums, collaborated with the Development team on donation and membership the Numbers campaigns, and created themed eblasts to drive eStore sales.

During Women’s History Month, the marketing and development departments teamed up to curate a “Which Rosie Are You?” quiz, resulting in increased donations and email lead 1.9Media Impressions Billion generations. Because of its success, themed quizzes became incorporated into the National Archives Foundation’s permanent marketing strategy. The Vietnam50 campaign launch in April was accompanied by a cleanly designed landing page, providing an easy-to-navigate donation experience. This year’s July 4th celebration included extending the timeframe and expanding the 4.3 Million geofence of our Snapchat filter, which was viewed 52,973 times. The National Archives Foundation’s Social Reach efforts garnered more than 1.9 billion media impressions across TV, print, and digital platforms. 848,195 Pageviews

HOME DOCUMENTS FOR HER FOR HIM 37,119 Social Followers 11,814 New Email Sign-ups

2017 Annual Report National Archives Foundation 9 National Archives Store

The National Archives Store and eStore celebrated its most Total sales $3,196,673 +18% over LY successful year ever, with sales totaling $3,196,673 - an 18% increase over last year’s sales. eStore sales continued to grow Average sale $23.51 +$1.92 over LY as new products and collections gave customers a stylish online shopping experience. The National Archives Store within the Total transactions 135,956 +10,515 over LY museum expanded product lines and further developed National Total tent sales $107,714 +$73,897 over LY Archives-exclusive merchandise, focusing on items made in the United States. The National Archives Store tent extended its stay Total net sales $908,370 +46% over LY on the Constitution Avenue lawn 37 days longer than last year.

10 National Archives Foundation 2017 Annual Report Financials

Statement of Financial Position

2017 (unaudited) 2016 (audited) Cash & Cash Equivalents 2,138,444 763,924

Investments 3,922,608 786,326

Pledges Receivable 1,763,626 2,176,726

Inventories 915,903 788,288

Other Assets 73,820 81,781

Total Assets 8,814,401 4,597,045 Accounts & Contracts Payable 89,237 104,207

Other Liabilities 336,617 108,763

Total Liabilities 425,854 212,970 Unrestricted Net Assets 2,497,221 1,905,628

Restricted Net Assets 5,891,326 2,478,447

Total Net Assets 8,388,547 4,384,075

Total Liabilities & Net Assets 8,814,401 4,597,045

Statement of Activities and Changes in Net Assets

2017 (unaudited) 2016 (audited) Contributed Income & Contracts 5,632,692 3,943,937

Membership Dues 974,125 957,106

Gross Profit from Retail Operations 1,896,100 1,591,430

Investment Income 89,208 75,337

In-Kind Support 129,392 541,946

Other Income 16,594 199,941

Total Revenue 8,738,111 7,309,697 Program Expenses 3,046,564 4,273,604

General & Administrative Expenses 793,530 806,650

Fundraising Expenses 893,545 753,534

Total Expenses 4,733,639 5,833,788 The financial Change in Net Assets 4,004,472 1,475,909 information set forth for 2017 is unaudited Net Assets at Beginning of Year 4,384,075 2,908,166 and subject to adjustments and Net Assets at End of Year 8,388,547 4,384,075 modification.

2017 Annual Report National Archives Foundation 11 Membership

Individual Membership National 50.9% From the Young Founders Society Explorer 27.4% Chocolate Tasting to the Signers Circle discussion with Cokie Roberts, National Archives Foundation members of all levels received invitations to special events throughout the year. As member support for the work of the National Archives Foundation continues to grow, so do the opportunities for education outreach, Washington special exhibitions, and public programs. 2.2%

Corporate Council YFS 5.4% The National Archives Foundation is grateful for the Madison 6.4% Signers Circle 4.8% generosity of our Corporate Council members, whose Jefferson combined donations provided unrestricted funds 2.9% towards our mission. In return for their meaningful contributions, Corporate Council members received invitations to high-profile receptions, the opportunity to host guests for a private tour, discounts on event rentals in the beautiful National Archives building, and public recognition as part of our impressive list of corporate supporters.

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Program Support The Merrill Family Foundation Tom Brokaw Mr. Robert N. Snyder NCTA- The Internet & A’Lelia Bundles Diana K. Spencer 500,000+ Television Association Ken Burns Steven Spielberg Anonymous Soledad O’Brien Steven Caple Ross Swimmer Lucinda Robb Ron Chernow Riley Temple 100,000+ The Rubenstein Foundation James W. Cicconi Marjorie B. Tiven Albert and Shirley Small The Crown Family Jennifer Warren AARP Ross Swimmer Peter and Maris Cuneo Linda Davis Watters FedEx Corporation Robert Edsel David E. Weisman Ford Motor Company Fund 1,000+ Richard A. Eliasberg Marvin F. Weissberg William G. McGowan The Lawrence F. O’Brien Family Tom and Carol Wheeler Charitable Fund Justin Alex Boies Schiller Flexner LLP Denise Ferguson John and Diana Zentay Lawrence F. O’Brien Family Dr. John Hope Franklin Pritzker Military A’Lelia Bundles Genealogical Institute on John W. Franklin Washington Museum & Library Nancy Folger David M. Rubenstein Federal Records Mr. and Mrs. Edwin H. Allen Heart Sing Foundation Laura Gates Gene Bialek and Arlene Brown John Y. Cole, Jr. and 50,000+ Mary S. Klunk Dr. Robert A. Clark David McKean Nancy E. Gwinn Robert and Karen Croce AT&T William H. Minor Patrick W. Hallahan Jo Ann Duplechin Governor Jim and Janet Perkins Coie Foundation William and Mary Love Harman Sarajane Foster Blanchard Randy Stevens Dr. Fruzsina M. Harsanyi Richard A. Zappala Maris S. Cuneo Foundation John and Diana Zentay Shannon Hill Family Foundation Edgeworth Economics The Honorable John Hill and Mr. Michael Ghielmetti Richard A. Eliasberg Marilynn Wood Hill Roger and Peggy Giroux Family Foundation Corporate Council Sharron Hunt Jane Fawcett-Hoover HISTORY/A+E Networks Michael Hyatt Gold David and Susan Hugel Seedlings Foundation Patricia and David Jernigan Vicki Keen AARP Mary Lynn and Nick Kotz Lawrence F. O’Brien Family Larry and Diana King 25,000+ Zina Kramer and Daniel and Susan Mereck Pritzker Military Michael Kramer L3 Technologies, Inc. Museum & Library William H. Minor Jacqueline B. Mars Maarja Krusten Tim and Marcella Ruland Texas Instruments Ambassador Fay Hartog-Levin Stephen and Susan Silver Brian P. Lamb Lee Saltzburg Mars, Incorporated Jon Liebman 10,000+ John Seroky Procter & Gamble Kenneth and Pat Lore Jack Siggins and Bess and Tyler Abell The Home Depot Jacqueline B. Mars Bell Helicopter Maureen Sullivan UnitedHealth Group David McCullough Wendy Swanson BMO Financial Group Janie and Cappy McGarr Dykema Gossett Sheryl Wilbon Bronze James McPherson Marilynn and John Hill The Merrill Family Foundation Geico Jefferson Home Box Office, Inc. Lin-Manuel Miranda History Associates Incorporated Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP Molly Moynihan Diane Camper Mary Lynn and Nick Kotz John “Jack” Todd In Memory Brian and Allayne Chappelle Deborah and Michael Salzberg Individual of Lawrence F. O’Brien Karen DeWitt Marjorie Tiven Membership Soledad O’Brien David W. Dippel Marvin F. Weissberg Joel I. and Joan Picket Seth Eisen Signers Circle Michael Powell William D. Fisher and 5,000+ Bess and Tyler Abell Bruce and Madeline Ramer JoAnn H. Buckley Honey and Lamar Alexander Honey and Lamar Alexander Annette Gordon Reed Peter and Debra Friedmann Denise Ferguson Daniel K. Alvarez Lola C. Reinsch Sheldon Gilbert Nancy Folger Gabriella Angeloni Lucinda Robb Dr. Raminder Gill John Hancock Financial James and Linda Beers Cokie Roberts Steve Glover Ambassador Fay Hartog-Levin Michael R. Beschloss Steven Rose Jim Goldschmidt (Ret.) and Daniel Levin Governor Jim and David M. Rubenstein Dr. and Mrs. Donald Hall Lockheed Martin Corporation Janet Blanchard Deborah and Michael Salzberg Leonade Jones Ken and Pat Lore Taylor Branch Albert and Shirley Small Michael Lobsiger Laura L. McAuliffe

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Harriet McGuire Kristie Miller Dale and Jory Barone The Honorable Bert T. Edwards Robert and Carole Minor Nathaniel Montague Carlos Barrios Joseph and Diana Egozcue Miriam Nisbet Nancy Jean Moser Dr. Frederica Barrow Paul Eisenbacher Gerald S. Papazian John and Tammy Murabito Dr. Kathleen Bashian Stacy Elliott David Pendarvis Anne Musella William J. and Mary L. Beane Sean and Kim Elliott Rodney A. Ross Jo-Ann Neuhaus Katherine Beardsley David Espo David Saylor John Parisi and Anne Broker William C. Beck Melissa H. Evon Mr. and Ms. John Shivanandan James N. Powell Dava Berkman Dr. Barry Farmer Howard Shreier Jian Qin Cao and Yongjing Jin Jennifer Berman Judy and David Feigin Nancy K. Smith and William Rabbe Christopher Bieber Mr. and Mrs. Alan Fern Dr. Danny Smith Ms. Carol Randell Philip Bigler Adrienne Fields Randy Stevens and Marsha Dr. Barry Jay Riskin Tracey Birch Richard and Judith Fletcher Guenzler-Stevens Mary Jo Rubino Wes Bissett Brandon Ford C. Gary Sydow Mr. and Mrs. Russell H. Ted and Dora Sue Black Monsignor Francis R. Seymour Teresa Yancey Crane Weidman Mary C. Blake John and Carolyn Frasier Melissa Zappala Dr. and Mrs. Alan B. Salisbury John M. Bloomfield Raymond H. Fredette Jack Schenendorf Aaron Bolstad Dr. Howard Freed Madison Al and Sandra Schlachtmeyer Thomas Bowen Diane M. Gallagher Unalane C. Ablondi - David MK Seubert Janette M. Bowen David Gilliard Unalane Foundation Daniel Sherman Daniel R. Bruckner Matthew Gilmore Eric N. Atkisson Julie Silverbrook Mr. and Mrs. Michael Laura Giroux and Patrick Martin Mary Ann Banta Brian Smith Buckmaster Kimberly and Marc Glenn Mr. and Mrs. Edward Carla Smith Doug Busta Alesia M. Goginsky, PH.D. H. Beck, III Andrea Solow Jeffrey Butch Michael Gold Page S. Buchanan Sally C. Staley Lou Ann Cameron Marion Goldin Richard Butler Anne Stauffer Maria Carosa Greer Goldman Brad Cole James R. Stultz Brad and Lynn Carroll Salvador D. Gonzalez Coleman J. Conroy Michael J. Svec Constance Carter Dr. Lester S. Gorelic Jonathan Coopersmith Paul A. Terry Lawrence Carter-Long Marc and Susan Gottridge Robert W. Cover, II LaNae Twite Milton K. Chamberlain Dr. Rachel Gragson Richard and Marilee Davies Dr. Scott Van Beck Vivek Chavan Christen Losey Gregg Geert DePrest and Van Vanderwal Mr. David Chiappetta Heather Griggs Laura Travis-DePrest Karen E. Weeks Peter Chrapkiewicz Jerry Guilebbe John Exline Rob Wilkins Dr. Marlene H. Cianci and Dr. Tracy Hale Keith Forman and Mary Morton Heather Willieme Salvatore N. Cianci Melanie Halstensen Michael Glickman Audrey J. Wolfinger Andrew Claster Doug Hansen Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Goldman Raimonds Zvirbulis Laurel E. Clayson Michael S. Harley Joseph and Susan Graif Mr. and Mrs. Matt Clegg Christian Harris Dr. David Granite Explorer Joseph Coleman Nancy Harrity Warren H. Greene, Jr. Mr. and Ms. Mary Ellen Children’s Concierge Rosemary Hart Kathryn Greenspan E. Abrecht Dale Cooper Sandra Hart Abe and Dena Greenstein Gail Angliss Larry Cooper Sheridan Harvey Bruce Guthrie Abraham Anzardo Alexandre Cornelius Marie D. Hausch Col. Douglas Harper Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Aquila Jane Cotitta Jeremy Hendrick Chad Helmick Jeffrey and Marie Archambault Mr. and Mrs. Michael Crain June S. Hennage Tim Higgins Manuel F. Arias Frances M. Curnow Michael Henry John R. Hummel George H. Artola David and Edna Curtin Brady J. Hill Rebecca Kay Linda and Dale Ashdown Cynthia G. Daniels James Himelhoch Elise McKenna Keim Arthur Auerbach Elisabeth Deason Alison K. Hoagland Tami Keim Mr. and Mrs. Chris Clark Derrington Don Hoggatt Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Axtman-Barber Tapan Desai Alvin Hong E. Kitchen Elissa Baly David and Chris Downs George Marion Hope and Mark Kutner Per Bang-Jensen Robert M. Doyle Dorothy H. Hope Christine Lanphere Douglas Bank John and Patricia Duffner Robert and Carol Hopper Patrick M. Madden Stephen and Carol Banks William H. Duncan, MD Alexandra Horowitz Ruth McKenty Ms. Eliza Bard Joseph Dunn Angela J. Hunt

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Reed and Kathleen Hutner Ann Mills Bobby and Kristi Saxon Young Founders Society Cynthia K. Hutton Daniel Minchew Mark Howard Schulze Fiona M. Alexander Allison Imber Donald K. and Dr. Kirk Scott Sabrina D. Arias Bill and Inez Dinwoodie Barbara J. Minner Joseph Seliga James Austin Dr. Michael Itamura Jonathan Moore Kendal Shaber Dr. George Bogden John F. Jameson Kerry Morse Roberta I. Shaffer Dr. Charles M. Brain Tina Jefferson Barbara G. Morten Ian Shainbrown Robert Coleman Ellen Jewell Glen E. Mott Barbara Ann Shannon Leonardo Dos Santos Mr. and Mrs. Eric Johnson Derrick A Nash Mary Shimp Andres Figuerola Victor T Jones, Jr. M. M. Neal and David Shulenburger Karen Fry Judith K. Jones and Bill Rogers Janice M. Gregory Kathleen A. and Claire Garvin Dr. Julie Pavlin Denise Neary George Shultz W. Patrick Wilson and Charles Katzenmeyer Jonathan S. Nelson Pam Sidel-Gruntfest Jason C. Geske Richard Kautz Tra Nguyen Victoria Singer Evan Gildenblatt Thomas J. Kelley, Jr. Samuel and Sharon Nickols Michael L Singer Jason and Rebecca Goldsmith Azizuddin Khawja Nathan Odle Clayton Smaistrla Seth Gottlieb Chad King Mr. and Mr. Bradley Odom- Dr. James G. and Dr. Judith Morgan Grimes Claire Kluskens Harris Terry Smith Lauren Hassel Charles Knox Patricia Overmeyer Mary Jo Southwick Caitlyn Healy Michelle Kranz Melanie Owen Ron Steinert Deborah Heller Susan Kusumoto James D. Owens, Jr. Jeffrey Stewart Audrey Hickenlooper Jeffrey H. Lagergren Samuel C. Owusu George Stimak Matthew Van Horne George Lai Joel Packer Scot Stone Olga Jordan Hynes Carol Laikin Carpenter Deborah Patel William J. and Tina S. Strickland Lauren Inouye Christopher Lair Louis Paul Audrey Stucko Thomas Kester Brian Lally Karen D. Paul Judith M. Swan Dr. and Ms. Steven Lavrenz Steven Lambert Jordyn Pedersen Roberta Swatzendruber Jeremy Lightner David A. Lamdin Dale Perrigo Christina Tankersley Diane Lynne Dr. Vicki Lancaster Pavel V. Petrik, M.D. Nancy Tate Holly Mahony Mr. Rex Latham Mary Ann Philipp and Bob Dr. Ricky Thompson Amanda Mallott Robert Leggett Philipp Pauline Thompson Sean Marvin David Lister Chad Phillips Sean Tibbs Brian and Barbara Marvin Shirley Loo Dr. Diana Carlin Pierron Scott Treibitz Maureen Meyer Patrice A. Lyons Barbara Pinette Donna Tuggle Elizabeth Parisi Charles and Jane Maguire Evelyn Pope David Turin Kevin Porter Norman Majors Jennifer Ravanesi Dr. Linda and Tara Rogers Patrick Malone Mary Regan Glenn Vandergriff Bonnie G. Rowan Reverend David C. Marx Kevin and Alice Reilly Marie Watson Whitney Rutherford Jerlyn Mask Charles R. Reusing Nancy A. Watson Parker Schaffel Ira Matetsky Kelly Reynolds Edgar L. Weber Andrew L. Shoenig Charles Matz James W. Rice, Jr. Nancy E. Weiss Michael and Mary Kathryn Steel Charles McAllister Robert and Wendy Riggs Heather Wheeler Dr. Travis Taylor Paul H. McCarthy Ryan Riley Stephen White Abigail Tennyson Leah McCuen Meryl Rizzotti Allan Willey Rajkumar Thangavelu Tom and Patty McGinty Eleanor Roberts Lewis Sybil O. Williams William Thayer Catherine McGuire Frank C. Roberts Marie Williams Rushad Thomas Melinda McIntire Amanda Robichaud Judith Winters Michelle Trotter Bonnie and Robert D. McLaren Richard T. Robinson, III Capt. Leland E. Wood, Jr. Aimee Wechsler Peter McLaughlin Armando Rodriguez USN (Ret.) Philomena West Jo Meador Donna Rosamond Mr. Melvin Wright Michael Wiley Shelia Meehan Rachel Ross Gerson and Shirley Yalowitz Ruth M. Wygle Marilyn Meyers Stuart Alan Rothstein Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Jessica Zigmond Tina Miller Edward Rowland D. Yandoli Lawrence Miller Rita Rutsohn Georgia Yuan Edward S. Miller Dr. and Mrs. Philip Samuels Matt Zacek Donna Millican Julie Saunders Catherine and Stephen Zavadil

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Board

Chair and President Membership Dr. Fruzsina M. Harsanyi Cappy R. McGarr Diana Spencer A’Lelia Bundles Bess Abell Harsanyi Consulting LLC MCM Interests, LLC Executive Director Author/Former ABC News Merry Go Round Farm Chevy Chase, MD Dallas, TX The William G. McGowan Executive & Producer Potomac, MD Charitable Fund Washington, DC Sharron Hunt Mary C. Moynihan Chicago, IL Honey Alexander Philanthropist Partner Vice Chair Community Leader Dallas, TX Perkins Coie LLP Ross Swimmer Governor James J. Nashville, TN Washington, DC President Blanchard Mary Lynn Kotz Swimmer Group, LLC DLA Piper US LLP Steven W. Caple Journalist Lawrence F. O’Brien, III Washington, DC Washington, DC President Washington, DC The OB-C Group, LLC Unity Hunt, Inc. Washington, DC Zina Kramer Vice President Dallas, TX Riley Temple Michael R. Beschloss President Soledad O’Brien Temple Strategies Presidential Historian James W. Cicconi Events Marketing Starfish Media Group Washington, DC Washington, DC Community Leader Bloomfield Hills, MI New York, NY Washington, DC Marjorie B. Tiven Ambassador Fay Hartog Michael Powell Vice President Founder Ken Burns Peter Cuneo Levin (Ret.) President & CEO Global Cities, Inc. Co-Founder Chairman Senior Advisor, NCTA - The Internet & New York, NY Florentine Films Cuneo & Company, LLC European Affairs Television Association Walpole, NH Redding, CT The Chicago Council Washington, DC Linda Watters on Global Affairs Vice President, Richard Eliasberg Bruce Ramer Vice President Chicago, IL Government Relations Cokie Roberts President Gang Tyre Ramer and John Hancock Services Journalist Prima Management Co. Jon Liebman Brown, Inc Phoenix, AZ Bethesda, MD Baltimore, MD Brillstein Entertainment Beverly Hills, CA Partners David E. Weisman Nancy Folger Lucinda Robb Treasurer Beverly Hills, CA President and CEO Marvin F. Weissberg Community Leader Community Leader InSite Wireless Group, LLC Chairman Washington, DC Kenneth G. Lore Washington, DC Alexandria, VA Katten Muchin The Weissberg Foundation Stephen Frye Gates* Deborah Ratner Salzberg Arlington, VA Rosenman LLP Tom E. Wheeler Mayer Brown LLP Washington, DC President Investor Charleston, SC Forest City Washington Secretary Washington, DC Marilynn Wood Hill Jacqueline B. Mars Washington, DC William R. Harman Community Leader John H. Zentay Author/Historian Business Executive Albert H. Small Bronxville, NY The Plains, VA DLA Piper US LLP New York, NY President Washington, DC Southern Engineering Corp. * deceased Bethesda, MD

Staff

Executive Office Communications Jason Molihan Special Events Vincent Crowder Patrick Madden Andrea Puhak Manager of Membership Caneil McDonald Inventory Supervisor Executive Director Director of Marketing and and Individual Giving Director of Special Events Communications Natalie Morgan Hannah Anderson-Dana Jordan Zappala Pamela Evers Retail Manager Programs and Special Kathleen Lietzau Director of Institutional Special Events Manager Projects Associate Online Communications Giving Luis Pacheco Manager Elyssa Giordano Inventory Supervisor Finance Tiffany Jones Special Events Manager Joseph Graif Holly Bensur Corporate and Sven Walther Director of Finance Marketing Associate Foundation Relations James Sims Jr. Senior Retail Operations and Administration Associate Special Events Manager Manager Development Jason Curtis Chris McCleary Emily Vecchioni Retail Operations Accounting Manager Development Director Development and Angela Catigano Operations Associate Director of Retail and Nabill Abdousalam Laura Giroux eCommerce Senior Accountant Deputy Director of Campaign Operations

16 National Archives Foundation 2017 Annual Report Looking Ahead

The National Archives Foundation into a high-stakes arena as they exhibition in Washington, DC, a enjoyed an amazing year. We face an international crisis based traveling exhibition, programs witnessed record-breaking visitation upon historical fact and National at Presidential Libraries, and at the National Archives Museum Archives documents. In the actual new resources for educators in Washington, DC, expansive Situation Room from the White and students. Learn more at participation at public programs House, participants assume the archivesfoundation.org/vietnam. and events, and growing audiences roles of the White House crisis across the country and online. management team, members of As part of this commemoration, Thank you to our members, donors, the intelligence community and the Foundation invites individuals Patrick M. and corporate and foundation the media. Using professional to honor veterans in their lives as Madden partners for your steadfast financial video productions and iPads that part of our campaign, Vietnam50. Executive Director, support and passion for our work. feed real-time updates, news More details can be found on page National Archives announcements, and a variety of three of this report. The funds Foundation The greatest benefactor of our challenges, participants must work raised support the “Remembering support – the National Archives together to solve problems, make Vietnam” initiative and ongoing – continues to meet its mission critical decisions, and shape how expanded access to military records by developing new exhibitions, the country will learn about the found in the National Archives. programs, and virtual touchpoints crisis. The Foundation is thrilled to engage new generations. to collaborate and grow this As you plan your 2018, pencil in a project as a financial partner. The visit to a public program or special Over the next year, the Foundation Foundation is serving as the fiscal event, or take in an exhibit at a will focus on expanding our steward of both project funding Presidential Library or explore impact with new members, donors, and endowment funds to expand your past at a Regional Research and audiences. this program for years to come. Facility – however you choose • Beginning in the fall of 2017 to study the past, the Archives • Our four-year $1.65 million and spanning the next two has something for everyone digitization project, funded by years, the National Archives throughout the year. an anonymous donor, continues will commemorate the 50th apace. The Archives’ staff has anniversary of the Vietnam Can’t make an in person visit? focused its work on preparing and War with a major initiative, Connect with us virtually at our conserving Indian Treaties from “Remembering Vietnam”. The website archivesfoundation.org the Treasure Vault for digitization Foundation has raised more than and follow us on social media and online access. $750,000 and scores of in-kind (@archivesfdn) so you don’t miss a • This year we embarked on a and program partners to support moment. tremendous education outreach this endeavor. This is the first partnership with the Ronald exhibition by the National Archives Thank you for your ongoing support! Reagan Presidential Library and on the war and the only major Museum in Simi Valley, California. exhibition by a U.S. Government The Situation Room Experience is agency to acknowledge the an award-winning simulation that anniversary. “Remembering transports students and adults Vietnam” includes a major

Page 2 Page 4 Page 6 Participants work together to solve For the Presidential election, the Panelists in discussion at the National The United States Army Old Guard Panelists discuss their experiences the Bill of Rights-related puzzles in the National Archives Store developed a Conversation on Rights and Justice - Fife and Drum Corps open the annual on political campaigns at the 10th Amending America Escape Room. Photo bipartisan collection. Photo by Susan Women’s Rights and Gender Equality in July 4th Declaration of Independence Annual McGowan Forum on Women in by Jeffrey Reed. Traywick. New York City. Photo by Jeffrey Reed. Reading Ceremony. Photo by Pepe Leadership: Political Campaigns. Photo A student presents to a judge during These pocket-sized Declaration of Guests view the“Amending America: Gomez. by Jeffrey Reed. the Junior Division of National History Independence, U.S. constitution, and Day. Photo by Jeffrey Reed. Bill of Rights are offered as a bundle. The Bill of Rights” traveling exhibit on Panelists discuss their experiences Photo by Susan Traywick. display at the National Archives in New Page 5 at the inaugural McGowan Forum Page 8 York City. Photo by Jeffrey Reed. Participants in the Global Spirits: The on Ethics in Leadership: Ethics in American Cocktail pose after the Journalism. Photo by Roman Lutsenko. Author Kathleen Krull speaks to Page 12 sleepover participants about writing Page 3 cocktail competition. Photo by Pepe Archivist of the United States David Members greet each other before the about history. Photo by Jeffrey Reed. ® To commemorate the 100th anniversary Gomez. S. Ferriero greets Shawn Norton film screening of Oscar nominated of the first woman elected to Congress, Guests taste the cocktails during (NCON), Rep. Gerald McNerney (D- Masked sleepover participants pose films during the 13th annual free ® the National Archives presented a Global Spirits: The American Cocktail. CA), and John Hamilton (NCON) at the at the Archives Sleepover photobooth. screenings of the Academy Award special display of Jeannette Rankin’s Photo by Pepe Gomez. Congressional Open House. Photo by Photo by Jeffrey Reed. nominees. Photo by Pepe Gomez. Pepe Gomez. credentials. Photo by Jeffrey Reed. Bartenders mix drinks at the History Sleepover attendees take a family Members enjoy National Archives Store Jeannette Rankin’s credentials Happy Hour: Cocktails in Cuba. Photo picture before activities begin. Photo discounts, free gift wrapping, and a certifying that she was duly elected as by Pepe Gomez. Page 7 by Jeffrey Reed. photo booth at the Member Shopping Representative-at-large for Montana. Teachers explore the interactive table in Night and Holiday Reception. Photo by Panelists toast to the history of Cuban Pepe Gomez. Photo by Jeffrey Reed. cocktails at the History Happy Hour: the “Records of Rights” exhibit at the Page 11 Cocktails in Cuba. Photo by Pepe National Archives Museum during the The National Archives Store displays Gomez. summer Primarily Teaching workshop. its new Hamilton collection. Photo by Photo by Jeffrey Reed. Holly Bensur. 700 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW Room G12 Washington, DC 20408

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