2018

WELCOME TO WOODLAND PARK ZOO’S 42nd ANNUAL JUNGLE PARTY “WANDER INTO THE WILD”

FRIDAY, JULY 13, 2018 | 4:30 p.m. WOODLAND PARK ZOO, NORTH MEADOW

The funds gifted this evening will support wildlife conservation initiatives, engaging education and zoo outreach programs, new animal exhibits and exemplary animal care.

1 Our Mission and Vision

For some animals, zoos may be their only chance for survival. Because human impact on this planet is so profound and pervasive, all wildlife and wild places are now in our care. What will we do with this responsibility: stand by or stand up? Imagine what our influence can do if we choose to stand together for wildlife.

The world is calling on zoos to transform the relationship between people, our planet and all its creatures. That’s a tall order!

But we’re undaunted. We’re aiming for the largest scale of impact. That’s why Woodland Park Zoo is on a new, more expansive mission. It says what we’re here to do:

To save wildlife and inspire everyone to make conservation a priority in their lives.

Woodland Park Zoo envisions a world where everyone lives sustainably with wildlife and their habitats.

Realizing this vision requires no less than to IGNITE A POWERFUL MOVEMENT FOR CONSERVATION!

And we’re going to ignite this movement with YOU, and our 40,000 member households, our 1.34 million annual visitors, the 35 million people touched by our conservation stories on social media, and our vast local and global network of innovative partnerships. Our huge audiences are diving in to reach the goal with us. We’ll multiply our effect exponentially.

CARE. INSPIRE. EMPOWER.

We see a brighter future for animals and people. We see them thriving together. We see hope for a cause worth committing our lives to. And we continue to listen.

2 Our Mission and Vision

WE’RE ON A MISSION

Because human impact on this planet is so profound and pervasive, all wildlife and wild places are now in our care. What will we do with that responsibility: stand by or stand up?

Now imagine what our influence can do if we choose to stand together.

That’s why Woodland Park Zoo is on a new mission: TO SAVE WILDLIFE AND INSPIRE EVERYONE TO MAKE CONSERVATION A PRIORITY IN THEIR LIVES

Learn more at zoo.org/mission

3 From the Jungle Party Chairs

Welcome to Woodland Park Zoo’s 42nd annual Jungle Party! We are happy you can join us as we present: Wander Into The Wild!

We extend special thanks to our corporate sponsors, including title sponsors Callisons and The Boeing Company, without which this event would not be possible. Our heartfelt thanks also go out to the 300+ volunteers, staff, and executive committee members whose personal commitment and passion for Woodland Park Zoo continue to make this event wildly successful each year.

Each year, Jungle Party supports specific zoo initiatives through a special Fund Our Future campaign. Gifts this year will make our greater one-horned rhino experiences more accessible and inclusive for all children in our shared community and help us care for and conserve these iconic conservation ambassadors. Stand with us to make it happen. We thank you!

We applaud Woodland Park Zoo’s leader, Alejandro Grajal, President and CEO, and Board Chair, Jeff Leppo. It is truly a pleasure to work with these gentlemen and the dedicated leaders of Woodland Park Zoo to foster support for one of Seattle’s most iconic institutions.

Finally, thank YOU for joining us this evening at Jungle Party! Your continued generosity allows Woodland Park Zoo to provide tangible, meaningful action and inspiration for a broad social movement for wildlife conservation. We are honored to serve as chairs for the wildest party in town!

Sincerely, Your 42 nd Annual Jungle Party Chairs

Jim Burgett Ben Magnano Matt Rosauer Callisons, Inc. Frazier HeathCare Partners Pine Street Group

Ethan Stowell Evan Wyman Ethan Stowell Restaurants Avenue Properties

4 From the WPZ Board Chair

Dear Jungle Party Guests,

I am honored to recognize and applaud the leadership of our 2018 Jungle Party Co-Chairs—Jim Burgett, Ben Magnano, Matt Rosauer, Ethan Stowell and Evan Wyman.

All five Co-Chairs serve on the zoo’s Board of Directors, playing a key role in advancing the zoo’s mission to care, inspire and empower our community to create a broad social movement for wildlife conservation. However, in addition, our Co-Chairs have generously given of their time, talent and treasure, spending months collaborating with zoo staff and volunteers to make this year’s Jungle Party a tremendous and memorable success.

Thank you, gentlemen, for your leadership and your commitment to helping inspire everyone to make wildlife conservation a priority in their lives!

Please Wander Into The Wild with us tonight. Take a moment to experience some of the new things at Jungle Party this year: a Buy It Now board that allows us to help support the daily care of our animals directly; stilt walkers in amazing, colorful décor; the 100th anniversary of our Historic Carousel; and a shorter live auction with more mission moments than ever before. And please remember to bid generously and frequently to support our world-class zoo!

Tonight you have the opportunity to make a difference for all children in our shared community. Your gifts to Fund Our Future will ensure our greater one- horned rhino experiences are more accessible and inclusive and help us care for and conserve these iconic conservation ambassadors.

Your support at Jungle Party creates meaningful change for people and wildlife. Thank you!

Sincerely,

Jeff Leppo Senior Counsel, Stoel Rives, LLP 2018 Chair, Woodland Park Zoo Board of Directors

5 Auctioneers and MC

JEFF STOKES We are delighted to have Jeff join us once again for this year’s Jungle Party. Jeff is a cofounder of Stokes Auction Group, a company focused on serving the charitable community. An auction veteran, Jeff began in the auction business after his father sent him to auction school at age 15 to overcome stuttering. Jeff not only overcame a stammer but excelled to become the first and only person to have won the Auctioneering triple crown of three world auctioneer championships. He serves many notable charity auctions including Muhammad Ali celebrity fight night, Andrea Bocelli foundation in Florence, Italy and Seattle Humane to name a few. Jeff and his family live on a 20-acre farm in Port Orchard with many beloved animals. Jeff states his fondest memories of his childhood and late mother are of them visiting the zoo together. Thanks, Jeff, for your partnership!

MATT LORCH Working as a news anchor in some of the country’s largest markets including Seattle (Q13 News), Boston, Miami and Baltimore, Matt developed an audience engagement style all his own. One of his passions is hosting fundraising events for nonprofit organizations including Special Olympics Washington, Seattle Children’s Hospital, EvergreenHealth Foundation, Boyer Children’s Clinic, Mary’s Place, Cancer Pathways, Seattle Works, PROVAIL, Bridge Disability Ministries, Little Bit Therapeutic Riding Center, America Scores Seattle and numerous local PTSA’s. Matt grew up in the Seattle area. He has fond memories of coming to Woodland Park Zoo as a child with his family. He’s now proud to carry on that tradition, visiting the zoo with his wife and two young children.

6 This Evening’s Program

4:30 Cocktails and hors d’oeuvres featuring Dry Soda, Ethan Stowell Restaurants, Fremont Brewing, Huxley Wallace Collective, Lancer Catering, Lark, Lisa Dupar Catering, Lola, Scout PNW, Snoqualmie Ice Cream and William Grant & Sons. African Lion Silent Auction, Komodo Dragon Zoo Experiences Auction, Matschie’s Tree Kangaroo Wine & Spirits Auction and Red-crowned Crane Super Silent Auction, Animal Care Buy it Now Board Atmosphere by AnimateObjects, KEXP and Woodland Park Zoo’s ambassador animals Purchase Ben Bridge Giveaway tickets, Ambassador Wines of Washington Dinner Magnums, Sparkman Cellars Dinner Magnums and Wild for Wine Toss bottles!

4:45 Continuous Animal Tours begin

5:15 Sponsor and Patron Animal Tours begin

6:00 Last Continuous Animal Tour departs

7:30 African Lion Silent Auction, Komodo Dragon Zoo Experiences Auction, and Matschie’s Tree Kangaroo Wine & Spirits Auction, Animal Care Buy it Now Board close Reception guests depart, dinner guests enter tent

7:45 Welcome Matt Lorch, Announcer AssuredPartners MCM Jungle Party Toast Dinner Service begins with preset family style first course

8:10 Alejandro Grajal, PhD, Woodland Park Zoo President and CEO

8:15 Jeff Stokes, Auctioneer Greater One-horned Rhino Live Auction begins Red-crowned Crane Super Silent Auction closes (following Live Item #7) Ben Bridge Giveaway closes (following Live Item #9) Fund Our Future (Live Item #10) Winners of the Ben Bridge Giveaways are announced (following last Live Item)

9:30 Greater One-horned Rhino Live Auction concludes

9:30 to The Cool Down Session with Specialty After Dinner Drink created by 11:0 0 Ethan Stowell Restaurants and William Grant & Sons

THANK YOU AND GOOD NIGHT! We hope you enjoyed Jungle Party’s 42nd annual celebration. Thank you for supporting Woodland Park Zoo. See you next year on Friday, July 12, 2019! 7 Directions, Parking and Valet Complimentary valet service is provided at the Penguin Lot at North 55th Street and Phinney Avenue N. Butler Valet will take great care of your vehicle while you enjoy your evening at Jungle Party. Self-parking is also available at the Bear Lot.

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Zoomazium This Evening’s Menu

RECEPTION JUNGLE PARTY SPECIALTY CHEFS’ HORS D’OEUVRES

Marinated Shrimp with guacamole and serrano salsa Ethan Stowell Restaurants

Roasted Lamb Roti with tzatziki, pomegranate, pickled onion and herbs Huxley Wallace

Grilled Watermelon and Prawn Skewer with feta cheese, balsamic and cilantro Lancer Catering

Heirloom Tartine Cracked wheat crostini with strawberry, goat cheese and frisee Lancer Catering

Criollo Octopus with Lime, Cherry Tomato, Avocado, Cilantro and Ají Amarillo Cooked, chilled and thin sliced octopus in a Peruvian lime and chile marinade with tomato, avocado and cilantro Lark

Hyssop Compressed Melon Skewer with cucumber and mint Lisa Dupar Catering

Greek Dolmades With Tzatziki Lola

Fermented Tomatoes, Nectarines and Peaches with a sprouted quinoa salad and stone fruit vinaigrette Scout at Thompson Seattle

Organic Ice Cream Treats Snoqualmie Ice Cream

9 This Evening’s Menu

DINNER MENU COLLABORATION BY LISA DUPAR CATERING AND ETHAN STOWELL RESTAURANTS

• FIRST COURSE • Starters, Served Family Style Local cheeses, soft focaccia planks, breadsticks, sliced Fra’Mani salami, marinated olives and tomatoes, nuts, lime marinated snapper and puffed rice crackers

Little Gem Salad Gem lettuce, radish, goat cheese, dried cherries and hazelnuts with a tarragon dressing

• SECOND COURSE • Snake River Farms al Fresco Herbed Beef Tenderloin with asparagus fingerling potato salad, fresh picked herbs and greens and sorrel condiment

• VEGETARIAN SECOND COURSE • Coconut Milk Jackfruit over coriander lime rice with cucumber, carrot, bean sprout, basil and cilantro salad

• THIRD COURSE • Plated Malva Pudding Caramelized sponge cake soaked in chocolate brandy sauce with Madagascar vanilla whipped cream and white chocolate placard

10 This Evening’s Atmosphere

KEXP Founded in 1972, KEXP has been a beloved staple of Seattle radio. Broadcasting a mix of new music and classic melodies, the station boasts a staff of 40 expert DJs who bring high quality sound to the Seattle airwaves. In addition to producing original programming, the station works to support up and coming artists from a variety of musical backgrounds. These individuals receive resources and opportunities from KEXP that would be unavailable to them at other non-profit arts organizations. Focusing on music lovers, artists and the arts world, KEXP provides fulfilling musical experiences on air, online and in the community.

AMBASSADOR ANIMALS PLATFORM presented by Seattle Children’s Join us on the south edge of the meadow for special ambassador animal encounters throughout the evening! You’ll have the opportunity to meet the stars of our Earn Your Wings and summer ambassador animal programs up close. You may encounter pot-bellied pigs Annabelle and Bailey, flamingo chicks Paco and Pluma, arctic fox Hudson and many more! Be sure to stop by the platform often to see our charming cast of characters in action!

ANIMATE OBJECTS PHYSICAL THEATER Originally founded in Miami and now based in Seattle, Animate Objects has produced award-winning entertainment nationally and internationally for the events industry since 2006. Their exquisite costuming, enchanting makeup, and extraordinary performances animate events and transport guests to worlds of elegance and wonder through handcrafted entertainment experiences. For Wander Into The Wild, they’re presenting three new stilt creations, inspired by Woodland Park Zoo’s own red crowned crane, Nicobar pigeon and free-ranging peacocks!

11 JUNGLE PARTY Continuous Tours 2018

“WANDER INTO THE WILD” Continuous Tours are open to all Jungle Party guests and depart continuously from 4:45 until 6:00. Keepers will be on site until 6:30. A Woodland Park Zoo volunteer docent will escort the interested parties to the exhibits listed below. No reservations required. Tours will be 20–30 minutes.

KOMODO DRAGONS Did you know that Komodo dragons are by far the world’s largest lizard? Ask questions and learn fascinating facts as you get an up-close look at these unique and iconic reptiles. You’ll be visiting one of the zoo’s two dragons, Selat or Berani, during their dinnertime. Watch from fewer than six feet away as one of these massive dragons eats his supper.

VISAYAN WARTY PIGS Check out these zoo ‘dos! Meet our three little Visayan warty pigs with prominent head tufts that resemble the hairdos of punk rockers. Learn how these critically endangered pigs make their home in a broadleaf tropical forest landscape that evokes the species’ fragile habitat in central Philippines. Come watch Kulay, French Fry and Scallops and their playful pig antics while they interact with their enrichment.

GREATER ONE-HORNED RHINOS Meet Glenn and Taj, the first rhinos to ever call Woodland Park Zoo home! The greater one- horned rhino is the largest species of rhino, weighing between 4,000 and 5,000 pounds when fully grown. Come down to Assam Rhino Reserve to welcome our young rhinos, learn about wildlife trafficking and hear how animal keepers care for these growing boys.

ORANGUTANS Woodland Park Zoo has a new Sumatran orangutan named Godek! Swing into the Trail of Vines to meet with one of the zoo’s amazing Orangutan keepers to learn about our newest “little man of the forest.” You’ll hear about our wonderful, intelligent orangutans, see them rest in their hammocks or swing from vines and learn about how you can help them survive in the wild.

DEMOISELLE CRANES Good things come in small packages! Greet our new beautiful demoiselle cranes, the smallest of all crane species. Enjoy a personal animal keeper talk about this petite pair and learn more about these elegant birds and the zoo’s long and active partnership supporting field conservation for crane species in eastern Russia.

FLAMINGOS Join one of our animal keepers to hear about the Chilean flamingos’ unique adaptations to cope with rarefied air and extreme conditions. Learn how we care for our dynamic flock of 41 Chilean flamingos and enjoy an up-close look at these incredible birds.

SPONSOR AND PATRON TOURS Patron level guests and corporate sponsors are invited to join us on these reservation-only tours, which are filled on a first come, first-served basis in advance of the event. If you are registered for a sponsor or patron tour, please check in at least 10 minutes in advance at the Sponsor and Patron Tours Tent. Tours depart promptly. Due to the popularity of these tours, we are not able to offer later tours to people who have missed their departure time.

12 2018 Giveaway

Win one of THREE fine jewelry opportunities from Ben Bridge Jeweler! Ben Bridge Jeweler has generously donated items for three separate drawings this evening to celebrate this year’s Jungle Party. Tonight you have an opportunity to win one of the following exquisite offerings:

BEN BRIDGE IKUMA DIAMOND EARRINGS, TOTAL VALUE $4,299 Every diamond tells a story, and Ikuma Canadian Diamonds have a unique tale to share. The name “Ikuma” comes from the native Inuit word for fire, referencing how the diamonds are formed in the high temperatures and pressures of the Earth’s mantle. Ikuma diamonds come from an ethical source intent on preserving the environment. Take these stunning Ikuma Canadian solitaire diamond earrings, 1.38 carat total weight, in 14K white gold home tonight. BEN BRIDGE TOSCANA GOLD BRACELET, TOTAL VALUE $2,699 The Toscano Italian Gold Collection is more than just jewelry. It is artwork and stunning craftsmanship all wrapped up in Italian gold. Two ruby-eyed lions face off on this cuff of woven 14K yellow gold. The lions have Greek key cuff pattern around their necks. You will love wearing this elegant Italian gold bracelet!

BEN BRIDGE MEN’S TAG HEUER WATCH, TOTAL VALUE $3,550 For more than 150 years, TAG Heuer has faced down every challenge, and then pushed past it. Their new collection, Link, is stainless steel, made of S-shaped links, and forged in steel. The unique, interlocking design is elegant; its ergonomic comfort was, and is, unparalleled. The strongly futuristic codes and fluid symmetries were decades ahead of its time. Function, comfort and avant-garde aesthetics, like diamond dial markers and elegant lines, are perfectly allied. Take home this handsome, water resistant, 40 mm, black diamond dial in stainless steel piece tonight. Model # WAT1112.BA0950

After the last Live Item, our auctioneer will announce the lucky winners of these incredible pieces with a total value of more than $10,000!

The giveaway ticket price is only $100 each. To purchase your Ben Bridge giveaway ticket, simply stop by the Guest Services tent in the North Meadow. We’ll also have designated volunteers throughout the evening that can assist you.

For each ticket you purchase, you’ll receive a commemorative Jungle Party ring in honor of our theme, Wander Into The Wild!

Winner does not have to be present to win.

Thank you, Ben Bridge Jeweler, for your years of support and incredible generosity!

13 Special Bidding Opportunity

JUNGLE PARTY 2018 WOULD LIKE TO OFFER YOU A SPECIAL OPPORTUNITY TO ENHANCE YOUR DINNER EXPERIENCE! For our 42nd annual year, you can purchase a magnum(s) of Ambassador Wines of Washington 2016 Estate charg’ d’ affaires or Sparkman Cellars 2016 Holler Cabernet Sauvignon! If you order in advance, this special bottle will be waiting at your table for you and your entire party to enjoy!

If you choose not to order in advance, there is an additional opportunity the night of Jungle Party to purchase a limited number of bottles in our wine auction and at our registration tables.

These incredible bottles of fine wine are only $150 per bottle and will certainly add to your dining experience!

THANK YOU: Ambassador Wines of Washington and Sparkman Cellars! VALUE: $150.00

TASTING NOTES:

AMBASSADOR WINES OF WASHINGTON 2016 ESTATE CHARG’ D’ AFFAIRES Aromatic layers of dark cherry, blueberry with subtle hints of cocoa powder and vanilla. The palate is lively and focused with lush flavors of blackberry and notes of clove. The finish is elegant and refined and is framed by balanced acidity and a touch of refined tannin.

SPARKMAN CELLARS 2016 HOLLER CABERNET SAUVIGNON Polished, supple, sleek, then unfolds into a lyrical dance of layers, textures, aromas, flavors and a long silky finish. Classic cabernet sauvignon: cassis, black cherry, herbs, cigar box, tea leaf, and dark chocolate rise and fall in this chorus of lovely balanced Washington state Bordeaux varietals.

14 Greater Giving Instructions

This year, you will use a web-based bidding service, Greater Giving, to participate in all silent auction bidding. At registration you will be checked into Greater Giving by a staff member. Once you are registered you will receive a “welcome” text message containing a URL link. Upon clicking the link, confirm your name and you’ll be directed to your bidding profile. Here, you can browse all Silent Auction items, including item descriptions, values, bid increments and photos. Use Greater Giving from anywhere during the event and if you need help, any Mobile Bidding volunteer in a bright orange t-shirt can assist you in your bidding.

How do I find items on the Greater Giving website? You can find items by searching by package number or browsing all packages. Once you find the package you’re looking for, you’re welcome to place a bid, set a max bid, “watch” packages or “buy now” for some packages. To find out what packages have no bids, tap the No Bids Pkgs button.

How do I bid on an item? You can bid from anywhere and at any time until the auctions close! Find the item you’re interested in by package number, category or by browsing all packages. Once you find an item you’d like to bid on, select a bid price and then press Place Bid.

Where are the items I’ve already bid on? The items you bid on and items that you are currently winning are listed on My List.

Can Greater Giving automatically bid for me? Once you have submitted a bid, you will be prompted to enter a Max Bid. Upon doing so, Greater Giving will automatically bid on your behalf, by increment, whenever you are outbid, up to your Max Bid amount. Note: Only the current high bidder can enter a Max Bid.

Was I outbid? If you see a red out-bid message, tap the icon to get back to the home screen. You can also press My Bids from your profile to see your bidding history. You’ll also receive a text message when you are outbid. The text message will contain a link to up your bid.

So what do I do if I need help with Greater Giving? If you need assistance at the event, please stop by the Guest Services booths (located on the North Meadow) or look for a Mobile Bidding volunteer wearing a bright orange t-shirt. We can help!

Sounds fun! Can I get more info before Jungle Party? Of course! We encourage you to take a sneak peek at this auction technology on our auction website www.zoo.org/jungleparty/auction.

15 Auction Rules 1. Guests are welcome to pre-pay for their purchases by swiping their credit cards upon their arrival at the event. Otherwise, payment by the successful bidders may be made any time after 8:30 at the Bank Tent. Payments must be made in full for all items purchased on July 13, 2018. Payment can be made by personal or company check, VISA, MasterCard, American Express or cash.

2. Items may be removed from the auction with a “PAID” receipt only. All purchases (with the exception of those that have been designated as items that will be delivered) must be removed from the auction by July 14, 2018. Buyer will be subject to storage fees if items are not removed (Silent Auction Reception guests may be exempt from any applicable storage fees).

3. All sales are final; there will be no exchanges or refunds. In the event of a dispute, the decision of the Auction Manager will be final. Any questions concerning travel and/or items must be submitted to the Auction Manager prior to September 9, 2018.

4. Please check envelopes containing gift certificates before leaving. Pay attention to all conditions, restrictions, and expiration dates on items and services. Except where otherwise noted, services, tickets, certificates, etc. are subject to mutually agreed-upon times and dates. They must be used within one year of the auction (by July 13, 2019) or they will expire.

5. Many packages require the buyer to coordinate with several donors. Please coordinate specifications for each item. All arrangements for trips, zoo experiences, parties and similar events must be made at least 60 days in advance.

6. All participants and their guest(s) must travel together. Woodland Park Zoo assumes no responsibility for travel arrangements, unless otherwise noted. No refunds will be made for cancelled tickets and accommodations. All arrangements and coordination of items must be made by the auction buyer and only with the contact person designated on the donation certificate or documentation.

7. The Auction Committee has attempted to describe and catalog all items correctly and all property is sold “as is.” The Auction Committee and Woodland Park Zoological Society neither warrant nor represent and shall in no event be responsible for the correctness of descriptions, value, genuineness, authorship, provenance or condition of property. No statement contained in this catalog or made verbally at the sale or elsewhere shall be deemed as a warranty, representation or assumption of liability. To view the full Jungle Party auction catalog, including all Silent Auction 16 items, please visit www.zoo.org/jungleparty/auction Auction Rules SILENT AUCTIONS

8. Zoo Experiences, Silent Auction and Wine & Spirits Auction will all close at 7:15 and Super Silent will close after the start of the Live Auction item #7. All bids recorded by bidder number in Greater Giving are valid and must be submitted prior to the call for closing the section. Only bids submitted via Greater Giving are valid, written bids are not.

9. Silent Auction bidders may have the opportunity to guarantee some purchases by being the first bidder to enter a GUARANTEED BID in Greater Giving. Once this is completed, the bidding stops on that item and you are the guaranteed winner.

LIVE AUCTION

10. Winning live auction bids are acknowledged by the auctioneer and purchaser who will sign the bid sheet, which will be brought to the table and will constitute a legal contract to buy.

11. All wines and spirits are to be sold in Washington and title passes to the purchaser in Washington. Woodland Park Zoo makes no representation as to the purchaser’s rights to import wine into any state. Wines and spirits may be sold and delivered only to persons who are at least 21 years old.

12. Items depicted in the “slide” presentation are for illustrative purposes and may not be the actual auction items.

13. All airfare included in auction packages are subject to certain restrictions. Please read all gift certificates and other materials carefully. Vouchers for Alaska Airlines must be submitted to an Alaska Airlines representative by 1/01/19. Travel may be taken up to one year from the date of voucher submittal. Blackout dates do apply and one-month advance notice is required for booking. All airfare is coach class unless otherwise noted.

14. Some purchases are tax deductible as provided by law. Please consult a tax advisor regarding tax laws and items purchased at Jungle Party.

15. Events purchased in the auction, which are held on zoo grounds, cannot be used for any political purposes.

16. All auction items, drawings, and giveaways are non-transferable and cannot be exchanged for cash. Woodland Park Zoo does not assume responsibility for any auction item, trip, or experience that is purchased at Jungle Party and then donated to other organizations.

We appreciate your support and strict observance of these restrictions, as future donations depend on it. 17 18