Annual Report 2012

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ANNUAL REPORT 2012

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CONTENTS 2 3 Partnership 3 Letter from the Chairman of the Board of Trustees and the Conservancy President 5 Letter from the Mayor and the Parks Commissioner 6 Tribute to Parks Commissioner Adrian Benepe 7 Craftsmanship 8 Map of Central Park Restoration Work 9 Cherry Hill Concourse 11 Rhododendron Mile 13 East 69th Street Entrance and Girls’ Gate at East 102nd Entrance 15 Bridge 24 17 Shakespeare Conservation 19 Central Play: The Campaign for Central Park’s Playgrounds 21 The Woodlands Initiative 23 Special Recognition Award 26 Stewardship 27 Department of Operations Management • Recycling and Trash Management • Park Lighting 29 Professional Development • College Internships • Woodlands Youth Education Programs 31 Visitor Experience 32 Public Programming and Volunteer Services • Public Programs • Volunteer Services • New Tree Discovery Walks 36 Friendship 41 Financials 55 Lists 56 Board of Trustees 57 Women’s Committee 59 Contributors 91 Women’s Committee Programs & Events 98 Conservancy Special Events 100 Staff & Volunteers 107 Support 108 Info 108 Conservancy Mission, Guiding Principle, & Core Values 109 Credits Charles Obery, Infrastructure & Parkwide Repair Supervisor Cover: The Lake

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Central Park Conservancy

The Central Park Conservancy is at a pivotal moment in our history as we strive to redefine the visitor experience. The future of Central Park lies with the way New Yorkers — and all visitors — connect with this distinctive and treasured resource. The Conservancy has become known globally as the leader in urban green space management. This has resulted in a growing number of inquiries to the Conservancy to share best practices on topics from public-private partnerships and governance to horticulture.

In order to keep up with the enormous increase for information, the Conservancy has begun to lay the groundwork for the Central Park Institute. Through the creation of the Institute, Central Park will become a classroom, accessible worldwide. Children and families will discover the Park in new and imaginative ways. Park administrators and professionals worldwide will turn to the Institute to learn about the Conservancy’s best practices in urban park management. And the general public will have an enhanced Park experience through interaction with the Conservancy’s myriad of educational opportunities, and unique tools for Park exploration. This will build upon the Conservancy’s core strengths of professional development, horticulture and operational management, volunteer training and administration, and the establishment of public-private partnerships. Sheep Meadow

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We take great pride in the role we have played in leading Central Park out of a period of decline to its re-emergence as what we believe to be the most important cultural institution and legendary open space in New York City. We understand that in order to secure the vibrancy of the Park, the Conservancy must position it not only as a place of leisure and recreation, but a place of education, outreach, innovation, and discovery. This will allow our most precious asset to continue to thrive for generations.

Never more than today has the Central Park Conservancy in all its facets truly exemplified “World-Class Excellence.” Thank you for being such a valuable part of our continued success. We invite you to review this annual report to re-affirm the value of the Conservancy and your generous support.

Thomas L. Kempner, Jr. Douglas Blonsky Chairman, Central Park Conservancy President & CEO, Central Park Conservancy and Central Park Administrator

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City of New York

On behalf of the City of New York, we are proud to join the instrumental in the Park’s recent resurgence. From the Central Park Conservancy in presenting its annual report. completion of the major landscapes around the Lake’s shoreline to the restoration of landscapes along the east The City’s partnership with the Central Park Conservancy side, particularly the recent revitalization of Rhododendron is a model for successful public private partnerships. Mile, the Conservancy and its supporters are ensuring Organizations and community groups throughout the that one of our city’s greatest treasures is always growing five boroughs — and across the nation and world — are and improving. Thanks to the vision and generosity of the following its lead and bringing new life to outdoor spaces Conservancy and its supporters, Central Park’s future as and natural resources. Together with the New York City a center for innovative maintenance practices is ensured Department of Parks & Recreation, the Conservancy also as we continue to improve this iconic park’s landscape, continues to ensure that the busiest city in the world has features, and programming. at its center a peaceful place of timeless beauty- one that attracts 40 million visitors every year, and that remains Central Park is a community gathering place for New one of New York City’s leading cultural institutions and the Yorkers from every walk of life, and we are committed to world’s most extraordinary public park. sustaining its long-term health and vitality. As we make our city even greener and greater, we thank the Conservancy The work of former NYC Parks Commissioner Adrian for its leadership, and look forward to continuing our work Benepe, in partnership with that of Conservancy President with this incredible organization. Doug Blonsky and Chairman Tom Kempner, has been

Michael R. Bloomberg Veronica M. White Mayor, City of New York Commissioner, Dept. of Parks & Recreation

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Leadership: Honoring Adrian Benepe Parks Commissioner, 2002–2012

Having grown up on the West Side of Manhattan, Adrian has been a passionate lover and user of Central Park for his entire life. Fresh out of college in 1979, Adrian took a job with the Department of Parks & Recreation as an Urban Park Ranger in Central Park. Over the next two decades, with some minor interruptions, Adrian climbed the ranks of the Parks Department, heading up communications, natural resources, art and antiquities departments, and eventually becoming the Manhattan Borough Commissioner in 1996 and Parks Commissioner, appointed by Mayor Bloomberg in 2002.

Adrian has been a great friend, supporter, and valued trustee of the Central Park Conservancy, always acknowledging the generosity of individuals, foundations, and corporations who have provided private support for the restoration and maintenance of Central Park. During his tenure, he lent his guidance and support to the Adrian’s commitment to the Conservancy’s important work Conservancy’s Campaign for Central Park (2004–2008), and his deep appreciation for the Park’s unique history and which played a major role in transforming the Park into the remarkable design, combined with his intelligence, insight, greatest public space in New York City. In 2006 it was Adrian grace, and sense of humor will be his legacy. who, with President and Central Park Administrator Doug Blonsky, signed the eight-year renewal of the management We wish him the best of success in all his future endeavors agreement between the Conservancy and the City of New and welcome him into the pantheon of Central Park York affirming the Conservancy’s authority to manage, visionaries and leaders. maintain, and operate Central Park.

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Central Park Restoration Work

Cherry Hill North Meadow Concourse North Woods The Ramble Shakespeare Hallett Nature Conservation Sanctuary Bridge 24

East 69th East 102nd Street Entrance Street Entrance

Restoration in Progress

Restored/In Long-Term Management

Completed in FY12

In Construction FY12

In Planning & Design

Future Projects

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Cherry Hill Concourse

The restoration of Cherry Hill represents the last major part of the Conservancy’s six-year restoration of the Lake and its surrounding landscapes and shoreline. Phase I of the Cherry Hill project, its landscapes and shoreline surrounding the Lake, was completed last year. This year, the reconstruction of the Cherry Hill Concourse marks the completion of the restoration of the Cherry Hill project.

Originally built as a scenic carriage turnaround, Cherry Hill Concourse’s central feature was a decorative watering trough for horses, designed in the 1860s by Park architect Jacob Wrey Mould. The restored Concourse reasserts the site’s historic status as one of the best places in Central Park to view the 20-acre Lake. The view is framed by mature trees and new plantings that envelope the Concourse and hug its nearby paths.

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For decades, the Concourse Although stylistically rooted in has stood apart from its bucolic Frederick Law Olmsted and Calvert surroundings (it was even used Vaux’s 19th century vision for the as a parking lot in the 1960s and site, the new Concourse is built from 70s). The restored site’s simpler environmentally friendly materials design complements and celebrates new to Central Park. The Concourse the surrounding landscapes by is surfaced with permeable focusing attention on the beauty pavement that absorbs water into of Central Park. Benches around the Park, relieving the Park’s storm the Concourse offer opportunities drains. The Concourse’s new sloped for visitors to relax and appreciate curb was cut from granite stones the views. salvaged from the site, recycling existing materials. An irrigation system has also been installed in the surrounding landscapes.

The Conservancy’s Preservation and Conservation crew repointed the fountain’s masonry joints, repaired and repainted parts of its Victorian decorative elements.

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Rhododendron Mile

This spring Rhododendron Mile, a section of the East Drive between East 85th and 96th Streets, was in bloom for the first time in almost a century. Phase I of the project, the revitalized landscape on the west side of the Drive, was planted with undulating drifts of 1,557 rhododendron and azalea shrubs in shades of pink, white, red and purple, representing 18 cultivars They were interspersed with other plantings, such as witch hazel, viburnum, and fothergilla, to provide backdrop and contrast to the rhododendrons and azaleas.

Rhododendron Mile stretches along the only straight line of the Park’s Drive, which was necessary in the Park’s original design to accommodate the layout of the Reservoir. In the early 1900s, a prominent New York City philanthropist, Mrs. Russell Sage, donated funds to plant thousands of rhododendrons in the landscape. (The press called it Rhododendron

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Mile though it actually measures roughly half a mile.)

In the absence of consistent management and maintenance, the plantings did not survive. Now, a century later, the Conservancy is restoring Mrs. Sage’s vision.

Improved storm water management and modern irrigation equipment will ensure the landscape’s sustainability.

Phase II of the project — the landscape on the east side of the East Drive — will be completed in the coming year.

The Conservancy is grateful to Butler Conservation Fund, Inc. for funding the project

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East 69th Street Entrance and Girls’ Gate at East 102nd Entrance

First impressions are always important. In Central Park it’s the many inviting entrances that welcome visitors and prepare them for the wonderful landscapes and structures ahead. This year the Conservancy has restored two Park entrances: East 69th Street and Girls’ Gate at East 102nd Street.

At East 69th Street, the curved and narrow entrance, lined with a barricade of shrubs and crowded with benches, prevented visitors from experiencing the breadth of the Park beyond. Taking the cue from the picturesque character of the Dene (the landscape to the south), the entrance path now features a smoother curve and a more gradual East 69th Street Entrance has been slope. Benches were relocated restored thanks to the generosity of further along the realigned path. Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan P. Rosen, Existing shrub masses that blocked The Freed Foundation, Marilyn and sight lines were thinned and new Robert Abrams, Eveline and David plantings now provide seasonal Batten, Garden Club of America, texture and visual interest. and Mr. and Mrs. David T. Gibbons.

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Girls’ Gate at East 102nd Street is The renovation of the gate was part one of the 18 original park entrances of the larger restoration of east side and memorializes the importance of landscapes between the Metropolitan female children to the development Museum of Art and the Harlem of New York City (its counterpart, Meer (the “Met to the Meer” project) Boys’ Gate, is at West 100th Street). through the Campaign for Central The entrance was part of the Park’s Park, which also includes the original carriage drive system and recently completed restoration of the evolved into an automobile entrance East Meadow, south of Girls’ Gate. in the 20th century. Leadership support for the restoration The NYC Department of Transportation of the East Meadow and surrounding permanently closed this entrance to landscapes has been provided by vehicular traffic in 2004. The main thrust of the renovation was to de- Bafflin Foundation emphasize the vehicular aspect of Thomas L. Kempner, Jr. the gate and make it more inviting & Katheryn C. Patterson and accessible to Park visitors. The LuEsther T. Mertz Charitable Trust project established a pedestrian Polo Ralph Lauren Foundation crossing equipped with new traffic Nina Rosenwald, Elizabeth signals. & Michael Varet, & Alice Rosenwald In addition, the storm drainage The Rudin Family infrastructure was rebuilt, new NYC Department of Parks & Recreation paving installed and grades were adjusted to improve accessibility Additional support has been for wheelchairs, bicycles, and provided by many generous baby carriages. Conservancy donors.

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Bridge 24

Central Park’s five cast-iron bridges, designed by Calvert Vaux, who was also co-designer of the Park, are some of the most important and elegant Victorian structures in America.

Unfortunately, in 2010 a vehicle accidentally struck the crown of the Reservoir’s Bridge 24, causing the cast iron structure to shift out of alignment and compromise its structural integrity. Initial inspection following the incident revealed that the structural connections had been significantly impacted. Shoring was installed to stabilize the bridge and enable it to be used while a comprehensive repair and restoration plan was designed and implemented. In addition to repairing the structure, the restoration included replacing the existing decking and several ornamental elements that were either damaged or missing. The bridge, a popular entranceway to the Reservoir running track at East 85th Street, was also given a new coat of paint.

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Bridge 24 was restored by the employees of Neuberger Berman in honor of Marvin Schwartz’s 50th anniversary with the firm.

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Shakespeare Conservation

Not marble nor the gilded monuments Of princes shall outlive this pow’rful rhyme, But you shall shine more bright in these contents Than unswept stone, besmear’d with sluttish time. Sonnet 55

Despite the Bard’s assertion that The statue’s acrylic lacquer coating poetry would outlive physical no longer protected the bronze monuments, the Conservancy effectively. After the coating was has a commitment to preserving stripped off, the crew was able to his monument and the more than assess the condition of the bronze 50 others in Central Park from and determine the appropriate the ravages of time. Much of the treatment. In the case of Shakespeare, public can’t imagine Central Park the next step was to remove any without them. corrosion and then patinate the bronze in the spirit of the artist’s This year the statue William original intent. After a thorough Shakespeare by sculptor John washing the conservationists Quincy Adams Ward at the southern finished with a hot wax treatment end of the Mall at East 66th Street that protects the statue’s bronze received intensive conservation by surface. The finishing touch was the Conservancy’s Preservation an application of paste wax followed and Conservation staff with help by a buffing of the surface to give from the four summer Conservation it a glowing sheen. Technicians, who are funded by The Charles Evans Hughes Memorial Foundation, Inc. and the Samuel H. Kress Foundation.

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Central Play: The Campaign for Central Park’s Playgrounds

The playgrounds in Central Park are some of the most intensely visited places in the Park. Of the five to six million visits by children under the age of 12, an estimated two million of them include visits to a playground.

In the past 30 years since the Conservancy began rebuilding Central Park, we have done work in all of the Park’s 21 playgrounds. The five most recent playgrounds completed since 2006 are Heckscher (Mid-park at 62nd Street), West 110th Street, Ancient (East 85th Street), Tarr Family (West 100th Street), and James Michael Levin (East 76th Street).

These have had comprehensive reconstructions designed in a concentrated time period, and in the context of a substantially restored Park in an era of

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unprecedented use. The current • Maximize user accessibility objective is to treat the other 16 • Ensure compliance with current playgrounds as a system, circling safety standards back to those that have not been worked on in more than a decade • Preserve unique and successful in order to bring them all up to the aspects of existing designs same standard of excellence at • Use sustainable practices in the same time. Work in these 16 design and construction playgrounds will range from focused • Design innovative solutions renovations to full reconstructions to meet the following design goals: Through the Central Play campaign, the goal is to raise $40 million to • Improve the relationship between elevate all 21 playgrounds to the the playgrounds and the Park same excellent standard and to • Enhance the quality and variety of keep them that way. play experiences

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The Woodlands Initiative

Starting in 2011, the Conservancy has embarked on a 10-year initiative to augment our restoration and stewardship efforts throughout the Park’s three woodland areas. Central Park’s woodlands include the four-acre Hallett Nature Sanctuary, the 36-acre Ramble and the 40-acre North Woods. These three woodlands of Central Park are unique and complex environments that are carefully designed yet provide New Yorkers with a close approximation of natural wildness and a vital respite from the urban environment. The woodlands also provide great educational value and serve as a laboratory to learn about natural systems and urban ecology for school children and adult visitors alike.

Although the landscapes of the woodlands appear more natural and self-sustaining than the rest of the Park, they, too, are artificial landscapes and require constant management and the support of an urban infrastructure. Interrelated The Ravine

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problems in these delicate and • Remove and replace invasive sensitive areas include: deteriorated plant species with species native paths, erosion due to off-path to the region trampling, sedimentation of the • Augment engagement with water bodies, lack of understory volunteers and school groups who plantings, and the proliferation of help implement and sustain the invasive species. woodlands restoration program

Goals of the Woodlands $45 million • Expand education and stewardship Initiative include: programming by: ° Creation of curriculum-based • Creation of a new Woodlands education guides designed Restoration and Management for school groups, as well as Master Plan electronic and print materials • Reconstruction of woodlands for public use and for other park- infrastructure, including paths, based organizations modeled drainage, and irrigation; installation after the Conservancy of new site furnishings ° Development of woodlands • Development and implementation team-led tours of a range of woodlands landscape ° Installation of informational management projects with an signage expanded woodlands team

The Ramble

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Special Recognition Award

This year Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and the Public Design Commission of the city of New York has awarded the Central Park Conservancy’s Planning, Design and Construction department, led by Vice President Christopher Nolan, an award for its high standards of design and construction, innovation, professionalism and commitment to the ideals of the Park’s original design team of Olmsted and Vaux.

Heckscher Playground

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We are proud of our team of planners, landscape architects, construction supervisors and engineers and quote the entire award citation below:

“Since its inception in 1980, the Central Park Conservancy has championed the park’s ingenious design and enduring role as one of New York City’s most idyllic retreats. Its Planning, Design & Construction Division, which is staffed by design professionals working alongside planners and historians, oversees all of the restoration and reconstruction projects in Central Park. Through thoughtful analysis and innovative design, this department has upheld the original design ideals established by Olmsted & Vaux in 1858 while implementing new technologies and best practices to reinvigorate the park’s 843 acres. This talented team has consistently demonstrated extraordinary professionalism and achieved a high standard of design and construction, as exemplified by the conservation of the Bethesda Terrace Arcade, the reconstruction of Heckscher Playground, and the restoration of Oak Bridge at Bank Rock Bay.”

Bethesda Arcade

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Amy Sullivan, Woodlands Zone Gardener

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Department of Operations Management

The Department of Operations Recycling and Management was created to ensure Trash Management that the Conservancy functions to its The Central Park Conservancy was optimum capability for the benefit of awarded a $500,000 grant by Alcoa the public and the health of the Park Foundation to design a sustainable and the staff. waste management system to increase recycling and make trash The department will develop removal in the Park more efficient and implement a series of than ever before. The system is strategic initiatives related to expected to set a new standard in the Conservancy’s Park-based how waste is handled in one of the operations. The key areas world’s busiest urban parks. of responsibility for the new department include administration Trash management is a crucial part and business performance, of caring for Central Park. Since the occupational health and safety, Conservancy’s founding in 1980, risk management, facilities the number of annual Park visitors management, systematically has tripled to nearly 40 million. documenting and recording of Having more parkgoers also means all operational activities, and the having more trash, and almost development of policies, procedures, 2,000 tons of non-recyclable waste and recommendations for required was removed by the Conservancy systems support. this year. Pursuant to our Trash

Francisco Davila, tree crew Climber Pruner with safety equipment

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and Recycling Management and Park Lighting Sustainability Plan, completed in In cooperation with the NYC 2011, the Conservancy changed Department of Transportation, which the Park’s collection system. The is responsible for the Park’s lighting, bins from the Park’s landscapes the Conservancy supervised the are repositioned to trash stations replacement of 1,400 metal-halide located on the periphery of those lamps with low-energy, long-lasting landscapes, near the drives and LEDs (light emitting diodes). The perimeter wall. This also cuts down new lamps reduce energy use and on the vehicular traffic needed maintenance costs, and produce for trash collection while freeing greater clarity under lower light our staff to focus on beautifying intensity than the bulbs that were the Park. replaced. LED bulbs are also mercury-free, unlike metal halides, The improved trash management continuing their environmental system includes the replacement benefits even after disposal. The of existing waste and recycling new lamps retain the historic receptacles in Central Park with character of the Park’s current lights. newly designed, aluminum ones. Central Park is the first park in New To support this, Alcoa Inc. is York City, and one of the City’s first making an in-kind contribution three public spaces, to be lit by in aluminum to manufacture the LED lights. recycling containers and enclosures.

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Professional Development

College Internships This May, the Conservancy launched a pilot college-level internship modeled on the success of our summer internship program for high school students. Working with Rutgers University and Rutgers Gardens for the pilot, the Conservancy placed five college students in positions with the Conservancy, including in our woodlands; with our planning, design and construction team; and with our zone gardeners. The Conservancy hopes to expand next year’s program.

David Turner, Construction Project Director, with intern Kristopher Kemper

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Woodlands Youth Education Programs The Conservancy expanded our ROOTS (Restoration of the Outdoors Organized by Teen Students) program for high school students to include a new Saturday offering in fall and spring to meet an increasing demand from students for volunteer internships. Last fall and this spring students helped to restore the North Woods by re-establishing the lily pools, planting native tree saplings, transplanting native asters, maintaining rustic trails, and removing invasive species like Japanese knotweed, Norway maples, and lesser celandine.

The Saturday ROOTS program is one of several Woodlands Youth Education Programs that are supported by a generous gift from the Heckscher Foundation.

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Public Programming and Volunteer Services

Public Programs This year, the Conservancy Visitor Centers and Public Programs department served over 1.3 million visitors, approximately a 25-percent increase over last year. The Ice Festival was one of the new and highly popular programs. Park visitors watched as two large blocks of ice were sculpted into the Bethesda angel and a Central Park squirrel, while Conservationist Matt Reiley explained the Conservancy’s work to preserve and maintain the sculpted elements of the Park.

The Conservancy’s summer Sandbox Programs, held in the Park’s playgrounds, added puppet shows to its already popular music, dance, and storytelling series.

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Volunteer Services This past year volunteer Steering Committees were formed for both the Greeter/Guides (which include Greensward Guides and Kiosk and Visitor Center Greeters) and for the Horticulture Program (composed of Gardeners’ Assistants, Wednesday and Saturday Green Teams (volunteers who work as a unit on different projects each week), and specialized volunteer-led gardening groups).

Volunteer programs are presented by Ernst & Young, with additional support from American Express and REI.

Volunteers Gloria Talamas, LuLu Abrams, and Philip Domenico planting bulbs in Shakespeare Garden

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New Tree Discovery Walks The Conservancy has instituted three exciting new self-guided Tree Discovery Walks through some of the Park’s beloved landscapes, while also providing excellent opportunities to learn about the many specimen trees, notable shrubs, and Park features. The routes have been selected and mapped by the Conservancy’s expert arborists: Great Lawn Walk; East Side Zofnass Walk; and the Bethesda Walk. Plaques along the way identify the noted trees by their common and botanical names. The walks feature a combined total of 125 unique tree and shrub species.

The tours also provide visitors with information on some of the Park’s most celebrated features, including Strawberry Fields, Bethesda Fountain, Conservatory Water, and Great Lawn.

The Tree Discovery Walks are supported by the Zofnass Family, Robert Scully, and Barrie Wigmore. TK

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36 Friendship Special Events and Programs

The Conservancy has many giving opportunities to support our work, such as the Chairman’s Circle, President’s Circle, Greensward Circle, Planned Giving, Women’s Committee, Conservators, and our Corporate Partners Program. Members of our giving programs enjoy many benefits and interesting events, including Evening in the Garden and special behind- the-scenes tours. Our annual fundraising events — Playground Party, Taste of Summer, Autumn in Central Park, Frederick Law Olmsted Awards Luncheon, Fall Luncheon — are fun and contribute greatly to the care of Central Park. The Conservancy also provides many popular public programs, such as the Central Park Conservancy Film Festival and the Harlem Meer Performance Festival.

Evening in the Garden

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Tribute to Evelyn Lauder & Irwin Schneiderman

This year the Central Park Conservancy’s Board of Trustees and staff mourn the passing of two of our long-standing trustees: Evelyn H. Lauder and Irwin Schneiderman.

Evelyn H. Lauder (1936 – 2011) Irwin Schneiderman (1923 – 2011) served on the Board of Trustees served on the Board of Trustees with distinction since 1986. She with dedication since 2003 and was had been a generous supporter chair of the Finance Committee, as to the annual Frederick Law well as a member of the Executive, Olmsted Awards Luncheon since Audit, Operations and Capital 1989 and an honoree in 1999. As Projects, and Government and an accomplished photographer, Community Relations Committees. Evelyn’s beautiful images graced the invitations and programs for the Frederick Law Olmsted Awards Luncheon for many years.

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Bridge 24 Dedication Seasons on the Terrace Sandbox Program

Women’s Committee Fall Luncheon Tree Trust Breakfast Central to the Park Award —1150 Fifth Avenue

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Cherry Hill Dedication Conservators’ Sunset Tree Walk 96th Street Playground Water Feature Dedication

Taste of Summer Playground Partners Annual Family Party Design Studio Open House

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Central to the Park Award — Hampshire House Autumn in Central Park Chairmen Frederick Law Olmsted Luncheon Co-chairs

Conservator’s Spring Blooms Tour in Shakespeare Garden Dancing Goat Dedication East 69th Street Entrance Dedication, Garden Club of America

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CENTRAL PARK CONSERVANCY, INC. Financial Statements and Schedule June 30, 2012 and 2011 (With Independent Auditor’s Report Thereon)

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CENTRAL PARK CONSERVANCY, INC.

KPMG LLP Balance Sheets 345 Park Avenue New York, NY 10154 June 30, 2012 and 2011 (Dollars in thousands)

Assets 2012 2011 Independent Auditors’ Report Cash $ 5,796 6,301 Short-term investments (note 3) 49,733 48,829 The Board of Trustees Accounts receivable (note 11) 7,774 6,646 Central Park Conservancy, Inc.: Prepaid expenses and other assets 742 435 Inventory 154 173 We have audited the accompanying balance sheets of Central Park Conservancy, Inc. (the Conservancy) as Contributions receivable, net (note 4) 10,223 9,247 of June 30, 2012 and 2011, and the related statements of activities and cash flows for the years then ended. Long-term investments (note 3) 137,787 145,487 These financial statements are the responsibility of the Conservancy’s management. Our responsibility is to Investments held under split-interest agreements 1,013 982 express an opinion on these financial statements based on our audits. 457(b) deferred compensation plan (note 9) 615 545 Fixed assets, net (note 5) 3,000 1,874 We conducted our audits in accordance with auditing standards generally accepted in the United States of America. Those standards require that we plan and perform the audit to obtain reasonable assurance about Total assets $ 216,837 220,519 whether the financial statements are free of material misstatement. An audit includes consideration of internal control over financial reporting as a basis for designing audit procedures that are appropriate in the Liabilities and Net Assets circumstances, but not for the purpose of expressing an opinion on the effectiveness of the Conservancy’s internal control over financial reporting. Accordingly, we express no such opinion. An audit also includes Liabilities: examining, on a test basis, evidence supporting the amounts and disclosures in the financial statements, Accounts payable and accrued expenses $ 4,886 4,497 assessing the accounting principles used and significant estimates made by management, as well as Other liabilities 526 — evaluating the overall financial statement presentation. We believe that our audits provide a reasonable Liabilities under split-interest agreements 686 645 basis for our opinion. 457(b) deferred compensation plan liability (note 9) 615 545 In our opinion, the financial statements referred to above present fairly, in all material respects, the financial position of Central Park Conservancy, Inc. as of June 30, 2012 and 2011, and the changes in its Total liabilities 6,713 5,687 net assets and its cash flows for the years then ended, in conformity with U.S. generally accepted Net assets: accounting principles. Unrestricted: As discussed in note 7 to the financial statements, the Conservancy adopted the provisions of Accounting Available for operations 21,907 19,015 Standards Codification 958-205 in 2011 due to the enactment of the New York Prudent Management of Board designated (notes 6 and 7) 49,327 50,159 Institutional Funds Act. Total unrestricted 71,234 69,174 Our audits were conducted for the purpose of forming an opinion on the basic financial statements as a whole. The supplementary information included in Schedule 1 is presented for purposes of additional Temporarily restricted (notes 6 and 7) 57,691 64,491 analysis and is not a required part of the basic financial statements. Such information is the responsibility Permanently restricted (notes 6 and 7) 81,199 81,167 of management and was derived from and relates directly to the underlying accounting and other records used to prepare the basic financial statements. The information has been subjected to the auditing Total net assets 210,124 214,832 procedures applied in the audit of the basic financial statements and certain additional procedures, including comparing and reconciling such information directly to the underlying accounting and other Total liabilities and net assets $ 216,837 220,519 records used to prepare the basic financial statements or to the basic financial statements themselves, and other additional procedures in accordance with auditing standards generally accepted in the United States of America. In our opinion, the information is fairly stated in all material respects in relation to the basic See accompanying notes to financial statements. financial statements as a whole.

November 19, 2012

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CENTRAL PARK CONSERVANCY, INC. Statement of Activities Year ended June 30, 2012 (With comparative summarized totals for 2011) (Dollars in thousands)

Unrestricted Board Total Temporarily Permanently Totals Operations designated unrestricted restricted restricted 2012 2011 Revenues, gains (losses), and other support: Contributions $ 13,158 3,501 16,659 8,746 1,811 27,216 29,246 Revenue from the City of New York: Contract revenue (note 11) 5,158 — 5,158 — — 5,158 4,148 Project revenue (note 11) 1,201 4,047 5,248 — — 5,248 3,117 Special events revenue 5,314 — 5,314 — — 5,314 4,386 Less expenses incurred for direct donor benefits (1,057) — (1,057) — — (1,057) (867) 4,257 — 4,257 — — 4,257 3,519 Interest and dividends, net of investment expenses of $804 48 51 99 324 — 423 60 Net appreciation (depreciation) in fair value on investments 24 (1,814) (1,790) (4,577) (1,779) (8,146) 24,242 Change in value of split-interest agreements — (50) (50) — — (50) 14 Other (note 8) 1,990 — 1,990 — — 1,990 2,831 Total revenues and gains 25,836 5,735 31,571 4,493 32 36,096 67,177 Net assets released from restrictions: Contributions, other revenues, and gains (losses) 16,431 (6,111) 10,320 (10,320) — — — Administrative cost recovery 1,429 (456) 973 (973) — — — Total net assets released from restrictions 17,860 (6,567) 11,293 (11,293) — — — Total revenues, gains, and other support 43,696 (832) 42,864 (6,800) 32 36,096 67,177 Expenses: Program services: Planning, design, and construction 7,470 — 7,470 — — 7,470 9,033 Horticulture, maintenance, and operations 18,022 — 18,022 — — 18,022 15,502 Visitor services 4,518 — 4,518 — — 4,518 4,607 Total program services 30,010 — 30,010 — — 30,010 29,142 Supporting services: Fund-raising 5,974 — 5,974 — — 5,974 4,991 Management and general 4,820 — 4,820 — — 4,820 5,577 Total supporting services 10,794 — 10,794 — — 10,794 10,568 Total expenses 40,804 — 40,804 — — 40,804 39,710 Increase (decrease) in net assets 2,892 (832) 2,060 (6,800) 32 (4,708) 27,467 Net assets at beginning of year 19,015 50,159 69,174 64,491 81,167 214,832 187,365 Net assets at end of year $ 21,907 49,327 71,234 57,691 81,199 210,124 214,832

See accompanying notes to financial statements.

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CENTRAL PARK CONSERVANCY, INC. Statement of Activities Year ended June 30, 2011 (Dollars in thousands)

Unrestricted Board Total Temporarily Permanently Totals Operations designated unrestricted restricted restricted 2011 Revenues, gains (losses), and other support: Contributions $ 12,053 5,310 17,363 9,753 2,130 29,246 Revenue from the City of New York: Contract revenue (note 11) 4,148 — 4,148 — — 4,148 Project revenue (note 11) 200 2,917 3,117 — — 3,117 Special events revenue 4,386 — 4,386 — — 4,386 Less expenses incurred for direct donor benefits (867) — (867) — — (867) 3,519 — 3,519 — — 3,519 Interest and dividends, net of investment expenses of $1,111 59 1 60 — — 60 Net appreciation (depreciation) in fair value on investments (5) 5,313 5,308 16,692 2,242 24,242 Change in value of split-interest agreements — 14 14 — — 14 Other (note 8) 2,831 — 2,831 — — 2,831 Total revenues and gains 22,805 13,555 36,360 26,445 4,372 67,177 Net assets released from restrictions: Contributions, other revenues, and gains (losses) 15,849 (7,162) 8,687 (8,687) — — Administrative cost recovery 1,862 (298) 1,564 (1,564) — — Total net assets released from restrictions 17,711 (7,460) 10,251 (10,251) — — Total revenues, gains, and other support 40,516 6,095 46,611 16,194 4,372 67,177 Expenses (note 8): Program services: Planning, design, and construction 9,033 — 9,033 — — 9,033 Horticulture, maintenance, and operations 15,502 — 15,502 — — 15,502 Visitor services 4,607 — 4,607 — — 4,607 Total program services 29,142 — 29,142 — — 29,142 Supporting services: Fund-raising 4,991 — 4,991 — — 4,991 Management and general 5,577 — 5,577 — — 5,577 Total supporting services 10,568 — 10,568 — — 10,568 Total expenses 39,710 — 39,710 — — 39,710 Increase in net assets before reclassifications 806 6,095 6,901 16,194 4,372 27,467 Net asset reclassification based on enactment of NYPMIFA and other reclassifications (note 7) — (9,368) (9,368) 9,413 (45) — Increase (decrease) in net assets 806 (3,273) (2,467) 25,607 4,327 27,467 Net assets at beginning of year 18,209 53,432 71,641 38,884 76,840 187,365 Net assets at end of year $ 19,015 50,159 69,174 64,491 81,167 214,832

See accompanying notes to financial statements.

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CENTRAL PARK CONSERVANCY, INC. CENTRAL PARK CONSERVANCY, INC. CENTRAL PARK CONSERVANCY, INC. Notes to Financial Statements Notes to Financial Statements Statements of Cash Flows June 30, 2012 and 2011 June 30, 2012 and 2011 Years ended June 30, 2012 and 2011 (Dollars in thousands) (Dollars in thousands) (Dollars in thousands)

(1) Organization 2012 2011 (1) Organization Cash flows from operating activities: Central Park Conservancy, Inc. (the Conservancy) is a not-forCentral-profit Park organization Conservancy, incorporated Inc. (the underConservancy) the is a not-for-profit organization incorporated under the (Decrease) increase in net assets laws of$ New York (4,708) State and is a tax- 27,467exempt organization underlaws the of Internal New York Revenue State andCode. is a tax-exempt organization under the Internal Revenue Code. Adjustments to reconcile (decrease) increase in net assets to net cash provided by operating activities: The Conservancy is funded primarily from contributionsThe made Conservancy by individuals, is funded corporations, primarily fromand contributions made by individuals, corporations, and Depreciation and amortization foundations within 543the metropolitan area,285 as well as project foundationsand contract within revenue the frommetropolitan the City area, of New as well as project and contract revenue from the City of New Net depreciation (appreciation) in fair value on investmentsYork/Department 8,146of Parks and Recrea (24,242)tion. These amounts areYork/Department used to fund major of Parks capital and improvements,Recreation. These amounts are used to fund major capital improvements, Change in value of split-interest agreements provide horticultural 50care and maintenance,(14) and offer programsprovide for volunteers horticultural and care visitors and maintenance,of Central Park. and offer programs for volunteers and visitors of Central Park. Permanently restricted contributions and earnings The major capital improvements are not capitalized assets of Thethe Conservancymajor capital butimprovements are assets ofare the not City capitalized of assets of the Conservancy but are assets of the City of classified as financing activities New York. (32) (4,372) New York. Changes in operating assets and liabilities: (Increase) decrease in accounts receivable (2) Summary of Significant(1,128) Accounting Policies107 (2) Summary of Significant Accounting Policies (Increase) decrease in prepaid expenses and other assets (307) 37 Decrease (increase) in inventory (a) Basis of Accounting19 (78) (a) Basis of Accounting (Increase) decrease in contributions receivable, The accompanying financial statements have been prepared on the accrual basis. net of amounts classified as financing activities The accompanying(1,417) financial statements860 have been prepared on the accrual basis. Increase in accounts payable and (b) Basis of Presentation accrued expenses (b) Basis of Presentation389 254 Increase in other liabilities Net assets and526 revenues, expenses,— gains, and losses are classifiedNet assets based and on revenues,the existence expenses, or absence gains, and losses are classified based on the existence or absence of donor-imposed restrictions. Accordingly, the net assets of the Conservancy and changes therein Net cash provided by operating activities of donor-imposed2,081 restrictions. Accordingly,304 the net assets of the Conservancy and changes therein are classified and reported as follows: are classified and reported as follows: Cash flows from investing activities: Unrestricted Net Assets – Net assets that are not subject to donor-imposed restrictions. Proceeds from sale of investments Unrestricted228,480 Net Assets 309,631 – Net assets that are not subject to donor-imposed restrictions. Purchases of investments (229,911) (312,168) However, the board of trustees may choose to designate such funds for particular uses. However, the board of trustees may choose to designate such funds for particular uses. Acquisition of fixed assets (1,669) (1,680) Temporarily Restricted Net Assets – Net assets subject to donor-imposed restrictions that will Net cash used in investing activities Temporarily(3,100) Restricted Net (4,217) Assets – Net assets subject to donorbe met-imposed either byrestrictions actions of that the Conservancywill and/or the passage of time. be met either by actions of the Conservancy and/or the passage of time. Cash flows from financing activities: Permanently Restricted Net Assets – Net assets subject to donor-imposed restrictions that the Permanently restricted contributions and earnings Permanently32 Restricted Net4,372 Assets – Net assets subject to donor-imposed restrictions that the Decrease in permanently restricted contributions receivable 441 2,594 Conservancy maintains permanently. Generally, the donors of these assets permit the Conservancy maintains permanently. Generally, the donors of these assets permit the Net change in liabilities under split-interest agreements 41 (124) Conservancy to use all or part of the income earned on related investments for general or Conservancy to use all or part of the income earned on relatedspecific in purposes.vestments for general or Net cash provided by financing activities specific514 purposes. 6,842 Net (decrease) increase in cash (505) 2,929 Revenues, gains, and other support are reported as increases in unrestricted net assets unless their use Revenues, gains, and other support are reported as increases inis unrestrictedlimited by explicit net assets donor unless-imposed their userestrictions or by law. Expenses are reported as decreases in Cash at beginning of year is limited by6,301 explicit donor-imposed3,372 restrictions or by law. unrestriExpensescted are net reported assets. Gains as decreases and losses in on investments and other assets or liabilities are reported as Cash at end of year unrestri$cted 5,796net assets. Gains and6,301 losses on investments and otherincreases assets or ordecreases liabilities in are unrestricted reported as net assets unless their use is restricted by explicit donor increases or decreases in unrestricted net assets unless theirstipulation use is restrictedor by law. by Expirations explicit donorof temporary restrictions on net assets (i.e., the donor-imposed stipulation or by law. Expirations of temporary restrictions stipulatedon net assets purpose (i.e., has the been donor fulfilled-imposed and/or the stipulated time period has elapsed) are reported as net See accompanying notes to financial statements. stipulated purpose has been fulfilled and/or the stipulated timeassets period released has elapsed) from restrictions. are reported as net assets released from restrictions.

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CENTRAL PARK CONSERVANCY, INC. CENTRAL PARK CONSERVANCY, INC. CENTRAL PARK CONSERVANCY, INC. Notes to Financial Statements Notes to Financial Statements Notes to Financial Statements June 30, 2012 and 2011 June 30, 2012 and 2011 June 30, 2012 and 2011 (Dollars in thousands) (Dollars in thousands) (Dollars in thousands)

(c) Contributions significantly from the values that would have been used had a ready market for these securities (1) Organization existed. Contributions, which include unconditional promises to give (pledges), are recognized as revenues in Central Park Conservancy, Inc. (the Conservancy) is a not-for-profit organization incorporated under the the period in which the pledge or cash is received. Unconditional promises to give that are expected laws of New York State and is a tax-exempt organization under the InternalMost investments Revenue Code.classified in Levels 2 and 3 consist of shares or units in investment funds as to be collected in future years are recorded at the present value of their estimated future cash flows, opposed to direct interests in the funds’ underlying holdings, which may be marketable. Because the net of allowances. Conditional promises to give are not recognizedThe Conservancy until they become is funded unconditional, primarily from contributions madenet byasset individuals, value reported corporations, by each fund and is used as a practical expedient to estimate fair value of the that is, when the future and uncertain event on which they dependfoundations has occurred. within the metropolitan area, as well as project and contractConservancy’s revenue interest from thetherein, City its of classification New in Level 2 or 3 is based on the Conservancy’s ability to redeem its interest at or near June 30. If the interest can be redeemed in the near term, the (d) Fair Value Measurements York/Department of Parks and Recreation. These amounts are used to fund major capital improvements, provide horticultural care and maintenance, and offer programs for investmentvolunteers andis classified visitors asof LevelCentral 2. Park.The classificat ion of investments in the fair value hierarchy is not Fair value is defined as the exchange price that would be receTheived major for ancapital asset improvements or paid to transfer are nota capitalized assets of the Conservancynecessarily anbut indication are assets of of the the risks, City liquidity,of or degree of difficulty in estimating the fair value of liability (an exit price) in the principal or most advantageousNew market York. for the asset or liability in an each investment’s underlying assets and liabilities. orderly transaction between market participants on the measurement date. The Conservancy discloses fair value measurements by level within that (2)hierarchy. Summary The fair of value Significant hierarchy Accounting maximizes Policies (f) Income Taxes the use of observable inputs and minimizes the use of unobservable inputs when measuring fair The Conservancy follows ASU No. 2009-06, Implementation Guidance on Accounting for (a) Basis of Accounting value. The three levels of inputs that may be used to measure fair value: Uncertainty in Income Taxes and Disclosure Amendments for Nonpublic Entities (ASU 2009-06), in The accompanying financial statements have been prepared onconjunction the accrual withbasis. its adoption of Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) Interpretation Level 1 Inputs that reflect unadjusted quoted prices in active markets for identical assets or No. 48, Accounting for Uncertainty in Income Taxes (now included in Accounting Standards liabilities that the Conservancy has the ability to access at the measurement date. (b) Basis of Presentation Codification (ASC) Subtopic 740-10, Income Taxes – Overall). The Conservancy recognizes the effect of income tax positions only if those positions are more likely than not of being sustained. Level 2 Inputs other than quoted prices included in Level 1 thatNet are assets observable and revenues, for the expenses,asset or gains, and losses are classified based on the existence or absence Income generated from activities unrelated to the Conservancy’s exempt purpose is subject to tax. liability either directly or indirectly, including inputs inof marketsdonor-imposed that are notrestrictions. considered Accordingly, the net assets of the Conservancy and changes therein The Conservancy did not have any material unrelated business income tax liability for the years to be active. are classified and reported as follows: ended June 30, 2012 and 2011. Level 3 Inputs that are unobservable. Unrestricted Net Assets – Net assets that are not subject to donor-imposed restrictions. (g) Fixed Assets However, the board of trustees may choose to designate such funds for particular uses. A financial instrument’s level within the fair value hierarchy is based on the lowest level of any input Fixed assets are recorded at cost. Furniture and equipment are depreciated using the straight-line that is significant to the fair value measurement. Temporarily Restricted Net Assets – Net assets subject methodto donor over-imposed their estimated restrictions useful that lives. will Leasehold improvements are amortized over the term of the (e) Investments be met either by actions of the Conservancy and/or the passleaseage or oflife time. of the asset, whichever is shorter. Investments in equity securities with readily determinable fair values andPermanently all investments Restricted in debt Net Assets – Net assets subject(h) Split to donor-Interest-imposed Agreements restrictions that the securities are reported at fair value based upon quoted market prices withConservancy gains and losse maintainss included permanently. Generally, the donors of these assets permit the The Conservancy’s split-interest agreements with donors consist primarily of charitable gift annuities in the statements of activities. Donated securities are measured at fairConservancy value at the to date use ofall the or part of the income earned on related investments for general or and irrevocable charitable remainder trusts for which the Conservancy serves as trustee. Assets are contribution and investments in real estate are recorded at net asset value provided by the fund specific purposes. invested and payments are made to donors and/or other beneficiaries in accordance with the manager based upon the underlying net assets of the fund. Revenues, gains, and other support are reported as increases inrespective unrestricted agreements. net assets The unless investments their use held under split-interest agreements are invested principally The Conservancy follows the provisions of Accounting Standardsis limited Update by (ASU) explicit No. donor 2009-imposed-12, restrictions or by law. inExpenses mutual funds, are reported which are as fairdecreases valued asin of June 30 using Level 1 inputs in the fair value hierarchy. Investments in Certain Entities That Calculate Net Asset Value per Share (or Its Equivalent), relating unrestricted net assets. Gains and losses on investments and otherCont ributionassets or revenue liabilities for arecharitable reported gift as annuities and charitable remainder trusts is recognized at the to certain investments in funds that do not have readily determinable fair values, including private increases or decreases in unrestricted net assets unless theirdate use the isagreement restricted is byestablished, explicit donornet of the liability recorded for the present value of the estimated equities, hedge funds, real estate, and other funds (alternative investments). ASU 2009-12 allows for stipulation or by law. Expirations of temporary restrictions futureon net payments assets (i.e., to be the made donor to the-imposed respective donors and/or other beneficiaries. the estimation of the fair value of investments in investment companiesstipulated for purpose which thehas investmentbeen fulfilled and/or the stipulated time period has elapsed) are reported as net does not have a readily determinable fair value using net asset valueassets per released share or from its equivalent, restrictions. as The present value of payments to beneficiaries of charitable gift annuities and charitable remainder provided by the investment managers. The Conservancy reviews and evaluates the values provided trusts is calculated using discount rates, which represent the risk-adjusted rates in existence at the by the investment managers and agrees with the valuation methods and assumptions used in date of the gift. Gains or losses resulting from changes in actuarial assumptions and accretions of the determining the net asset values of these investments. These estimated fair values may differ

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discount are recorded as increases or decreases in the respective(1) Organization net asset class in the accompanying (3) Investments statements of activities. Central Park Conservancy, Inc. (the Conservancy) is a not-forA- profitsummary organization of the fair incorporatedvalue of investments under the at June 30, 2012 and 2011 is as follows: laws of New York State and is a tax-exempt organization under the Internal Revenue Code. (i) Cash and Cash Equivalents June 30, 2012 For the purpose of the statements of cash flows, the ConservancyThe considersConservancy highly is liquid funded investments primarily from contributions made by individuals, corporations, Leveland 1 Level 2 Level 3 Total purchased with an original maturity of three months or less, foundationsother than those within held the in metropolitanthe investment area, as well as project andShort-term contract investments: revenue from the City of New portfolio, to be cash equivalents. York/Department of Parks and Recreation. These amounts are usedCash to equivalents fund major and capital money improvements, provide horticultural care and maintenance, and offer programs for volunteersmarket funds and visitors of Central$ Park.49,733 — — 49,733 (j) Use of Estimates The major capital improvements are not capitalized assets of the Conservancy but are assets of the City of New York. Long-term investments: The preparation of financial statements in conformity with U.S. generally accepted accounting Cash equivalents, money principles requires management to make estimates and assumptions that affect the reported amounts (2) Summary of Significant Accounting Policies market, and mutual funds $ 18,280 — — 18,280 of assets and liabilities and disclosure of contingencies at the date of the financial statements and the U.S. Treasury bonds 33,849 — — 33,849 reported amounts of revenues and expenses during the reporting(a) period.Basis ofActual Accounting results could differ Domestic equities 35,450 — — 35,450 from those estimates. Significant items subject to such estimates and assumptions include the useful Foreign equities 48,908 — — 48,908 lives of fixed assets, allowances for doubtful accounts, the valuationThe accompanying of investments, financial income statementstax have been prepared Alternativeon the accrual investment: basis. uncertainties, and other contingencies. Real Estate Fund — — 1,300 1,300 (b) Basis of Presentation Total long-term (k) Functional Allocation of Expenses Net assets and revenues, expenses, gains, and losses are classified based investmentson the existence or$ absence136,487 — 1,300 137,787 of donor-imposed restrictions. Accordingly, the net assets of the Conservancy and changes therein The costs of providing the various programs and other activities of the Conservancy have been summarized on a functional basis in the accompanying statements areof activities. classified Accordingly, and reported certain as follows: costs have been allocated among the programs and supporting services benefited. June 30, 2011 Unrestricted Net Assets – Net assets that are not subject to donor-imposed restrictions.Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Total However, the board of trustees may choose to designate such funds for particular uses. (l) Risks and Uncertainties Short-term investments: The Conservancy invests in various investment securities. InvestmentTemporarily securities are Restricted exposed Netto Assets – Net assets subjectCash to donorequivalents-imposed and moneyrestrictions that will market funds $ 48,829 — — 48,829 various risks such as interest rate, market, and credit risks. Due to the levelbe met of riskeither associated by actions with of the Conservancy and/or the passage of time. certain investment securities, it is at least reasonably possible that changes in the values of Long-term investments: investment securities will occur in the near term and that such changes Permanentlycould materially Restricted affect theNet Assets – Net assets subjectCash to equivalents,donor-imposed money restrictions that the amounts reported in the balance sheets. Conservancy maintains permanently. Generally, the market,donors and of mutualthese fundsassets permit$ the22,355 — — 22,355 Conservancy to use all or part of the income earnedU.S. on Treasury related inbondsvestments for general 34,134or — — 34,134 specific purposes. Domestic equities 63,558 — — 63,558 Foreign equities 21,936 — — 21,936 Revenues, gains, and other support are reported as increasesAlternative in unrestricted investment: net assets unless their use is limited by explicit donor-imposed restrictions or by law. ExpensesFund of Fund are reported as decreases in — 3,504 — 3,504 unrestricted net assets. Gains and losses on investments and other assetsTotal or liabilitieslong-term are reported as increases or decreases in unrestricted net assets unless their use is restrictedinvestments by explicit$ donor141,983 3,504 — 145,487 stipulation or by law. Expirations of temporary restrictions on net assets (i.e., the donor-imposed stipulated purpose has been fulfilled and/or the stipulated time period has elapsed) are reported as net assets released from restrictions.

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The following table presents the Conservancy’s activity(1) for Organizationassets measured at fair value on a recurring (5) Fixed Assets basis using significant unobservable inputs (Level 3) at June 30: Central Park Conservancy, Inc. (the Conservancy) is a not-forA- profitsummary organization of fixed assets incorporated at June 30, under 2012 theand 2011 is as follows: laws of NewReal York estate State and is a tax-exempt organization under the Internal Revenue Code. 2012 Estimated The Conservancy is funded primarily from contributions made by individuals, corporations, and 2012 2011 useful lives Beginning balance foundations$ within —the metropolitan area, as well as project and contract revenue from the City of New Purchases 1,300 Furniture and fixtures $ 887 714 5 to 10 years York/Department of Parks and Recreation. These amounts areOffice used andto fund field majorequipment capital improvements, 4,706 3,514 3 years Ending balance provide$ horticultural1,300 care and maintenance, and offer programsLeasehold for volunteers improvements and visitors of Central Park. 1,495 1,191 10 years The major capital improvements are not capitalized assets of the Conservancy but are assets of the City of New York. 7,088 5,419 At June 30, 2012, the Conservancy had no outstanding commitments to invest in private equity or venture Less accumulated depreciation and capital limited partnerships. However, as of November(2) Summary 19, 2012, of Significantthe Conservancy Accounting committed Policies amortization (4,088) (3,545) approximately 16.7% of the long-term investment balance in alternative investments. (a) Basis of Accounting $ 3,000 1,874 (4) Contributions Receivable The accompanying financial statements have been prepared on the accrual basis. Contributions receivable at June 30, 2012 and 2011 are due to be collected as follows: (6) Net Assets (b) Basis of Presentation 2012 2011 (a) Unrestricted – Board-designated Net assets and revenues, expenses, gains, and losses are classified based on the existence or absence Less than one year $of donor-imposed3,203 restrictions.3,824 Accordingly, the net assets ofUnrestricted the Conservancy – board and-designated changes thereinendowment net assets are available for the following purposes at One to five years are classified5,618 and reported as follows:6,160 June 30, 2012 and 2011: Five years and thereafter 2,140 — 2012 2011 Unrestricted10,961 Net Assets9,984 – Net assets that are not subject to donor-imposed restrictions. However, the board of trustees may choose to designate Designsuch funds and constructionfor particular uses. $ 27,106 24,649 Allowance (347) (347) Horticulture, maintenance, and operations 5,352 6,921 Discount to present value (at rates ranging Temporarily Restricted Net Assets – Net assets subject toVisitor donor services-imposed restrictions that will 107 120 from 0.72% – 5.10%) be met(391) either by actions of(390) the Conservancy and/or the passGeneralage of purposes time. 16,762 18,469 Contributions receivable, net $ 10,223 9,247 Permanently Restricted Net Assets – Net assets subject to donor-imposed restrictions that the $ 49,327 50,159 Conservancy maintains permanently. Generally, the donors of these assets permit the Included in contributions receivable at June 30, 2012 and 2011 are contributionsConservancy of to$2.4 use million all or partand of the income earned on related investments for general or (b) Temporarily Restricted Net Assets $4.5 million from two donors, respectively. specific purposes. Temporarily restricted net assets are available for the following purposes at June 30, 2012 and 2011: Revenues, gains, and other support are reported as increases in unrestricted net assets unless their use is limited by explicit donor-imposed restrictions or by law. Expenses are reported as decreases in 2012 2011 unrestricted net assets. Gains and losses on investments and otherDesign assets and orconstruction liabilities are reported as $ 17,984 17,965 increases or decreases in unrestricted net assets unless theirHorticulture, use is restricted maintenance, by explicit and operations donor 33,472 42,055 stipulation or by law. Expirations of temporary restrictions onVisitor net servicesassets (i.e., the donor-imposed 2,635 3,016 stipulated purpose has been fulfilled and/or the stipulated time Generalperiod has purposes elapsed) are reported as net 3,600 1,455 assets released from restrictions. $ 57,691 64,491

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(c) Permanently Restricted Net Assets (1) Organization The Conservancy’s investment pool includes contributions, interest, dividends, and realized and unrealized gains and losses, net of investment management fees. The policy permits the use of a spending rate of up to Permanently restricted net assets are restricted to investmentCentral in Park perpetuity, Conservancy, the income Inc. from (the which Conservancy) is is a not-for-profit organization incorporated under the a maximum of 6% applied to a moving average of the value of the investment pool as of December 31 of expendable to support the following purposes at June 30,laws 2012 of Newand 2011: York State and is a tax-exempt organization under the Internal Revenue Code. the five previous years. In fiscal years 2012 and 2011, the Conservancy utilized a rate of 5% and 4%, The Conservancy2012 is funded primarily2011 from contributionsrespectively, made by ofindividuals, the total investment corporations, pool. Inand fiscal years 2012 and 2011, the related amounts that were used to support operations were $6,333 and $4,969, respectively. Horticulture, maintenance, and operations foundations$ within72,284 the metropolitan71,596 area, as well as project and contract revenue from the City of New York/Department of Parks and Recreation. These amounts are used to fund major capital improvements, Visitor services 5,106 5,520 In general terms, the Conservancy’s investment objective is to seek maximum total return – defined as provide horticultural care and maintenance, and offer programs for volunteers and visitors of Central Park. General purposes 3,809 4,051 dividend and interest earnings plus any appreciation in market value – consistent with agreed-upon levels The major capital improvements are not capitalized assets of the Conservancy but are assets of the City of $ 81,199 81,167 of risk. More specifically, the Conservancy seeks returns large enough to provide an additional return New York. beyond the sum of the current spending rate and provisions for inflation.

(2) Summary of Significant Accounting Policies (7) Endowment Funds From time to time, the fair value of assets associated with donor-restricted endowment funds may fall (a) Basis of Accounting below the level that the donor or the law requires to retain as a fund of perpetual duration. Deficiencies of The Conservancy’s endowment consists of approximately 80 individual funds established for a variety of this nature that are reported in unrestricted net assets as of June 30, 2012 and 2011 were $1,133 and $439, purposes including both donor-restricted endowment funds and fundsThe accompanyingdesignated by financialthe Conservancy statements to have been preparedrespectively. on the accrual This deficiency basis. results from unfavorable market fluctuations subsequent to the investment of function as endowments. permanently restricted contributions. Subsequent gains that restore the fair value of the assets of the (b) Basis of Presentation donor-restricted endowment fund to the required level will be classified as an increase in unrestricted net The Conservancy’s management and investment of donor-restricted endowment funds has historically been assets. subject to the provisions of the Uniform Management of InstitutionalNet assetsFunds andAct revenues, (UMIFA) expenses, and the New gains, and losses are classified based on the existence or absence York State Trust Laws. In 2006, the Uniform Law Commissionof approved donor-imposed the model restrictions. act, the Uniform Accordingly, the net assets of the Conservancy and changes therein Prudent Management of Institutional Funds Act (UPMIFA), which areserves classified as a guideline and reported for states as follows: to use in enacting legislation. Among UPMIFA’s most significant changes was the elimination of UMIFA’s important concept of historical dollar-value threshold, the amount belowUnrestricted which an organization Net Assets could – Netnot assets that are not subject to donor-imposed restrictions. spend from the fund in favor of a more robust set of guidelines about whatHowever, constitutes the prude boardnt ofspending. trustees Inmay choose to designate such funds for particular uses. fiscal year 2011, New York State enacted the New York Prudent Management of Institutional Funds Act Temporarily Restricted Net Assets – Net assets subject to donor-imposed restrictions that will (NYPMIFA). be met either by actions of the Conservancy and/or the passage of time. Pursuant to the investment policy approved by the board, the Conservancy has interpreted the NYPMIFA as allowing the Conservancy to appropriate for expenditure or accumulatePermanently so much of Restricted a donor- restrictedNet Assets – Net assets subject to donor-imposed restrictions that the endowment fund as the Conservancy deems prudent for the uses, benefits,Conservancy purposes, maintains and duration permanently. for Generally, the donors of these assets permit the which the endowment fund is established, subject to the intent of theConservancy donor as expressed to use allin orthe part gift of the income earned on related investments for general or instrument absent explicit donor stipulations to the contrary. As a specificresult of purposes. this interpretation, the Conservancy has not changed the way permanently restricted net assets are classified. Revenues, gains, and other support are reported as increases in unrestricted net assets unless their use The remaining portion of the donor-restricted endowment fundis that limited is not by classifiedexplicit donor in permanently-imposed restrictions or by law. Expenses are reported as decreases in restricted net assets is classified as temporarily restricted net assets unrestriuntil thosected amounts net assets. are appropriatedGains and losses for on investments and other assets or liabilities are reported as expenditure in a manner consistent with the standards of prudence prescribedincreases byor NYPMIFA.decreases in unrestricted net assets unless their use is restricted by explicit donor stipulation or by law. Expirations of temporary restrictions on net assets (i.e., the donor-imposed As a result of the enactment of NYPMIFA and the adoptionstipulated of ASC purpose 958 has-205 been Not fulfilled-for-Profit and/or the stipulated time period has elapsed) are reported as net Entities-Presentation of Financial Statements, the Conservancy assetsreclassified released net from assets restrictions. of $9,413 from unrestricted net assets to temporarily restricted net assets in the 2011 statement of activities.

The Conservancy’s board of trustees has authorized a policy designed to preserve the value of these pooled investments in real terms (after inflation) and provide a predictable flow of funds to support operations.

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Endowment net assets (1) Organization 2011 Temporarily Permanently The following tables represent the net asset classes of theCentral Conservancy’s Park Conservancy, donor-restricted Inc. (the and Conservancy) is a not-for-profit organization incorporated under Unrestrictedthe restricted restricted Total board-designated endowment funds: laws of New York State and is a tax-exempt organization under the Internal Revenue Code. Donor-restricted endowment funds $ (439) 44,622 81,167 125,350 The2012 Conservancy is funded primarily from contributions Board-designatedmade by individuals, endowment corporations, funds and 21,346 — — 21,346 TemporarilyfoundationsPermanently within the metropolitan area, as well as project and contract revenue from the City of$ New 20,907 44,622 81,167 146,696 Unrestricted restrictedYork/Departmentrestricted of Parks andTotal Recreation. These amounts are used to fund major capital improvements, Endowment net assets, June 30, 2010 $ 25,605 22,757 76,840 125,202 Donor-restricted endowment funds $ (1,133) 35,068provide horticultural81,199 care and115,134 maintenance, and offer programs for volunteers and visitors of Central Park. Board-designated endowment funds 19,286 The— major capital— improvements 19,286 are not capitalized assets of theInvestment Conservancy income but are assets of the City of 1 — — 1 New York. $ 18,153 35,068 81,199 134,420 Net appreciation (realized and (2) Summary of Significant Accounting Policies unrealized) 3,488 18,501 2,258 24,247 Endowment net assets, June 30, 2011 $ 20,907 44,622 81,167 146,696 Net underwater adjustment 1,825 (1,809) (16) — (a) Basis of Accounting Investment income 50 324 — 374 5,313 16,692 2,242 24,247 The accompanying financial statements have been prepared on the accrual basis. Net depreciation (realized and Return on investment, net 5,314 16,692 2,242 24,248 unrealized) (1,120) (5,266) (1,784) (8,170) Net underwater adjustment (694) (b)689 Basis of Presentation5 — Contributions 85 — 2,130 2,215 Appropriation of endowment assets (1,814) (4,577) Net assets(1,779) and revenues,(8,170) expenses, gains, and losses are classified based on the existence or absence of donor-imposed restrictions. Accordingly, the net assets forof expenditurethe Conservancy and changes therein (729) (4,240) — (4,969) Return on investment, net (1,764) (4,253) (1,779) (7,796) Net asset reclassification based on are classified and reported as follows: enactment of NYPMIFA and other Contributions 42 — 1,811 1,853 reclassifications (9,368) 9,413 (45) — Appropriation of endowment assets Unrestricted Net Assets – Net assets that are not subject to donor-imposed restrictions. Endowment net assets, June 30, 2011 $ 20,907 44,622 81,167 146,696 for expenditure (1,032) (5,301) However,— the board(6,333) of trustees may choose to designate such funds for particular uses.

Endowment net assets, June 30, 2012 $ 18,153 35,068 Temporarily81,199 Restricted134,420 Net Assets – Net assets subject to donor-imposed restrictions that will be met either by actions of the Conservancy and/or(8) Other the pass Revenue,age of time. Contributed Services, and Facilities A summary of other revenue at June 30, 2012 and 2011 is as follows: Permanently Restricted Net Assets – Net assets subject to donor-imposed restrictions that the Conservancy maintains permanently. Generally, the donors of these assets permit the 2012 2011 Conservancy to use all or part of the income earned on related investments for general or specific purposes. Merchandise sales, program revenue, and fees $ 1,027 1,094 Contributed services and facilities 963 1,737 Revenues, gains, and other support are reported as increases in unrestricted net assets unless their use $ 1,990 2,831 is limited by explicit donor-imposed restrictions or by law. Expenses are reported as decreases in unrestricted net assets. Gains and losses on investments and other assets or liabilities are reported as increases or decreases in unrestricted net assets unless their use is restricted by explicit donor stipulation or by law. Expirations of temporary restrictions on net assets (i.e., the donor-imposed stipulated purpose has been fulfilled and/or the stipulated time period has elapsed) are reported as net assets released from restrictions.

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The Conservancy receives contributed consulting services,(1) legalOrganization advice, office space, and utilities. For the Future minimum lease payments are as follows: fiscal year ended June 30, 2011, contributed services included marketing consulting services in the amount Central Park Conservancy, Inc. (the Conservancy) is a not-for-profit organization incorporated under the Amount of $915 for a branding and membership initiative. The fairlaws value of of New these York services State andis included is a tax -asexempt other organization under the Internal Revenue Code. revenue and allocated to functional expenses in the statements of activities as follows: Year ending June 30: The Conservancy is funded primarily from contributions made by individuals, corporations,2013 and $ 978 2012 2011 foundations within the metropolitan area, as well as project and contract revenue from the2014 City of New 1,013 Planning, design, and construction York/Department$ of87 Parks and Recrea176tion. These amounts are used to fund major capital2015 improvements, 1,013 2016 1,035 Horticulture, maintenance, and operations provide horticultural169 care and maintenance,173 and offer programs for volunteers and visitors of Central Park. Visitor services 289 203 2017 1,091 The major capital improvements are not capitalized assets of the Conservancy but are assetsThereafter of the City of 5,632 Fund-raising New York. 331 207 Management and general 87 978 $ 10,762 (2) Summary$ of Significant963 Accounting1,737 Policies (a) Basis of Accounting Rent expense for the years ended June 30, 2012 and 2011 was $984 and $938, respectively. In addition, many individuals have volunteered their time to the Conservancy. The value of these services The accompanying financial statements have been prepared(b) onOt theher accrual basis. is not included in the accompanying financial statements. (b) Basis of Presentation The Conservancy is involved in various claims and legal actions arising in the ordinary course of (9) Retirement Plan business. In the opinion of the Conservancy’s management, the ultimate disposition of these matters Net assets and revenues, expenses, gains, and losses are classified based on the existence or absence The Conservancy has a defined-contribution retirement plan (the Plan) under Section 403(b) of the Internal will not have a material adverse effect on the Conservancy’s financial condition. As described in an of donor-imposed restrictions. Accordingly, the net assets ofagreement the Conservancy between and the changes City of therein New York, Department of Parks and Recreation, and the Revenue Code in which all employees, as defined, are eligible toare participate. classified andIn fiscalreported year as 2010, follows: the Conservancy amended the Plan by adding a new mutual fund platform to the existing annuity product. This Conservancy dated April 28, 2006 (the agreement), the City of New York has agreed to indemnify and hold harmless the Conservancy for all services performed and activities conducted by the change was implemented to enhance and create a more competitive retirementUnrestricted plan. Participants Net Assets may –make Net assets that are not subject to donor-imposed restrictions. Conservancy pursuant to the agreement. voluntary contributions, subject to plan limitations, to be applied towardHowever, the mutual the board fund of trusteesplatform. may choose to designate such funds for particular uses. Contributions no longer flow into the annuity platform. (11) Contract Revenue Temporarily Restricted Net Assets – Net assets subject to donor-imposed restrictions that will The Conservancy is obligated to contribute 5% of the employee’s basebe compensation,met either by actionsfor all ofeligible the Conservancy and/orIn the April pass 2006,age of the time. Conservancy renewed its eight-year management contract with the City of New York employees, as defined. The Conservancy is also obligated to match employee contributions up to a and the Department of Parks and Recreation, retroactive to July 1, 2005. Commencing on July 1, 2005, in maximum of 1% of the employee’s base compensation, for all eligible employees,Permanently as defined. Restricted For the Net years Assets – Net assets subjectorder to to be donor entitled-imposed to payments restrictions from the that Department the of Parks and Recreation, the Conservancy must raise ended June 30, 2012 and 2011, the Conservancy contributed $972 and $942,Conservancy respectively, maintains to the Planpermanently. on Generally,and the expend donors annually of these a minimum assets ofpermit $5,000 thefor maintenance and repairs, public programs, landscaping and behalf of its employees. All contributions vest immediately. Conservancy to use all or part of the income earnedrehabilitation, on related or repairinvestments of existing for facilities,general or subject to certain exclusions. In exchange for meeting those specific purposes. requirements, the Department of Parks and Recreation will pay the Conservancy a minimum of $1,000, In fiscal year 2007, the Conservancy implemented a deferred compensation plan (the Plan) under which is required by contract to be expended for specific services. This minimum payment can be Section 457(b) of the Internal Revenue Code in which the ConservancyRevenues, will contribute gains, and $15 other per support annum forare reported as increasesincreased in unrestricted up to a maximum net assets of unless$2,000 theirby formula, use based on the amount by which the Conservancy exceeds each officer of the Conservancy, as defined. For the years ended Juneis limited30, 2012 by and explicit 2011, thedonor Conservancy-imposed restrictions or byits law. $5,000 Expenses threshold are in reported any one asyear. decreases in contributed $90 and $90, respectively, to the Plan. unrestricted net assets. Gains and losses on investments and other assets or liabilities are reported as increases or decreases in unrestricted net assets unlessUnder their this use contract, is restricted the Conservancy by explicit is alsodonor entitled to a payment equal to a portion of concession revenue (10) Commitments and Contingencies stipulation or by law. Expirations of temporary restrictionsearned on in Centralnet assets Park. (i.e., The the Conservancy donor-imposed receives an amount equal to 50% of concession revenue earned (a) Lease stipulated purpose has been fulfilled and/or the stipulatedin timeexcess period of $6,000, has elapsed) measured are asreported of the prioras net fiscal year. Additional revenue received by the Conservancy assets released from restrictions. for fiscal years 2012 and 2011 was $3,158 and $2,148, respectively. The contractual arrangement may only Effective July 1, 2011, the Conservancy extended the terms of its existing lease agreement to include be terminated under specific conditions outlined in the agreement. additional office space in New York City. The extension expires in 2023. Annual lease payments include minimum base rent subject to escalation charges and a proportionate share of any increase in real estate taxes.

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CENTRAL PARK CONSERVANCY, INC. Notes to Financial Statements June 30, 2012 and 2011 (Dollars in thousands)

The Conservancy recognizes revenue in connection with this contract as expenditures are made for specific services. In fiscal years 2012 and 2011, the Conservancy recognized as revenue and expended $5,158 and $4,148, respectively, related to the contract. At June 30, 2012 and 2011, the related receivable was $1,719 and $1,478, respectively.

Project Revenue In March 2007, the Conservancy entered into a contract for capital projects for the Campaign for Central Park with the City of New York and the Department of Parks and Recreation, retroactive to July 1, 2006. Payment is on a reimbursement basis for eligible expenses incurred by the Conservancy, with the funds made available at a rate of up to $3,571 annually for seven years beginning in fiscal year 2007. However, the Conservancy has received notification from the City of New York that payments for fiscal year 2012 and 2013 will be available up to a maximum of $2,286 and $5,576, respectively.

The Conservancy recognizes revenue in connection with this contract as expenditures are made. In fiscal year 2012 and 2011, the Conservancy recognized $3,554 and $2,917, respectively, for project revenue under the campaign.

(12) Subsequent Events In October 2012, the Conservancy received a $100 million dollars pledge from the Paulson Family Foundation which is restricted for capital projects and long term operating expenses. The Conservancy is expected to receive full payment on the pledge over the next five years.

In connection with the preparation of the financial statements, the Conservancy evaluated subsequent events after the balance sheet date of June 30, 2012 through November 19, 2012, which was the date the financial statements were available to be issued, and concluded that no further disclosures were necessary.

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Schedule 1 CENTRAL PARK CONSERVANCY, INC. Schedule of Functional Expenses Year ended June 30, 2012 (with comparative summarized totals for 2011) (Dollars in thousands)

Program services Supporting services Horticulture, Planning, maintenance, Management design, and and Visitor Fund- and Total expenses* construction operations services Total raising general Total 2012 2011 Salaries $ 1,312 9,368 2,236 12,916 2,424 2,531 4,955 17,871 16,329 Payroll taxes and employee benefits 382 2,760 649 3,791 699 712 1,411 5,202 4,598 Total salaries and related expenses 1,694 12,128 2,885 16,707 3,123 3,243 6,366 23,073 20,927 Contracted services: Construction and design 4,440 231 — 4,671 — — — 4,671 5,858 Landscape — 2,907 — 2,907 — — — 2,907 1,296 Consulting 52 179 471 702 293 471 764 1,466 1,483 Mailings — — 1 1 545 1 546 547 449 Other 11 328 61 400 309 138 447 847 800 Total contracted services 4,503 3,645 533 8,681 1,147 610 1,757 10,438 9,886 Grant awards — — — — — 99 99 99 469 Materials, equipment, and supplies 371 1,028 417 1,816 88 29 117 1,933 2,268 Printing and publications 42 6 82 130 125 28 153 283 381 Conferences, conventions, and meetings 9 18 32 59 19 18 37 96 74 Postage, shipping, and messenger 4 7 7 18 260 6 266 284 235 Travel 2 2 8 12 7 4 11 23 11 Equipment maintenance and rentals 134 545 93 772 100 112 212 984 777 Insurance 54 144 34 232 40 61 101 333 327 Occupancy 167 71 58 296 571 329 900 1,196 1,116 Advertising 1 — — 1 24 74 98 99 551 Miscellaneous 18 52 30 100 57 73 130 230 355 Bad debt 227 — — 227 — — — 227 311 Contributed services 87 169 289 545 331 87 418 963 1,737 1,116 2,042 1,050 4,208 1,622 920 2,542 6,750 8,612 Total expenses* before depreciation and amortization 7,313 17,815 4,468 29,596 5,892 4,773 10,665 40,261 39,425 Depreciation and amortization 157 207 50 414 82 47 129 543 285 Total expenses* – 2012 $ 7,470 18,022 4,518 30,010 5,974 4,820 10,794 40,804 39,710 Total expenses* – 2011 $ 9,033 15,502 4,607 29,142 4,991 5,577 10,568 39,710 * Exclusive of direct donor benefits and investment expenses.

See accompanying independent auditors’ report.

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56 Board Chairman Norma T. Dana Gillian Miniter Patsy C. Tarr Board of Thomas L. Kempner, Jr. Gordon J. Davis, Esq. # John Paulson Mary Wallach Executive Managing Member Partner President Trustees Davidson Kempner Capital Management Hon. Veronica White + Venable, LLP Paulson & Co. Inc. (On October 1, 2012) Commissioner Vice Chairman Diana DiMenna Joe L. Roby City of New York/Parks & Recreation Jane Bayard Chairman Emeritus Executive Vice President Richard Gilder Strauss Zelnick Credit Suisse Securities USA Warburg Realty Partnership Ltd. Partner Partner Gilder, Gagnon, Howe & Co. LLC Eric Rudin ZelnickMedia Corporation Treasurer Vice Chairman & President Michael Grobstein Anne Harrison + Rudin Management Co. Retired Vice Chairman President of the Women’s Committee Life Trustees William S. Beinecke Ernst & Young Central Park Conservancy Didi Schafer Antaeus Enterprises, Inc. Secretary and General Counsel William B. Harrison, Jr. Donna Schwartz Lewis W. Bernard Kenneth H. Heitner, Esq. Former Chairman & CEO Norman C. Selby Chairman Partner J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP Chairman Classroom, Inc. Jane Heller Real Endpoints llc Jean Clark Douglas Blonsky + Senior Vice President A.J.C. Smith President & CEO Bank of America James H. Evans Central Park Conservancy Donald G. Smith Jonathan Korngold Henry R. Kravis and Central Park Administrator President & Chief Investment Officer Managing Director Founding Partner Donald Smith & Company Judy Hart Angelo General Atlantic Partners Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co. Songwriter Michael A. Steinberg # Sheila C. Labrecque Ira M. Millstein, Esq. President Elizabeth H. Atwood Senior Partner Jill Lafer # Steinberg Asset Management Co., Inc. Candice Bergen Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP William M. Lewis, Jr. John Steinhardt Marguerite H. Purnell Jeff T. Blau Co-Chairman of Investment Banking Managing Partner CEO Lazard Frères & Co. LLC KLS Diversified Asset Management Elizabeth Barlow Rogers Related Companies Robert C. Lieber # Erana M. Stennett # President Foundation for Landscape Studies Judy Carson Executive Managing Director Bloomberg Island Capital Group LLC. Richard Cashin John Stossel E. John Rosenwald, Jr. Vice Chairman Emeritus Managing Partner Jay P. Mandelbaum Anchor J.P. Morgan One Equity Partners Fox Business News Leni May Howard L. Clark, Jr. Hon. Scott Stringer + Janet Ross Eugene Mercy, Jr. Retired Vice Chairman, Manhattan Borough President Joan C. Schwartz Investment Banking Principal Barclay’s Capital Madison Twenty-Four Associates LLC Stuart Subotnick Elizabeth R. Varet President & CEO Lynden B. Miller Chairman Suzanne Cochran Metromedia Company American Securities, L.P. Lynden B. Miller Public Garden Design Judith-Ann Corrente + Ex Officio # Mayorial Appointee

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57 Board of Directors Cathy Brienza Ingram Advisory Board Women’s Suzanne Johnson Founders Robyn Joseph Susanna Borghese Committee Jean Clark Eleanora Kennedy Patricia A. Chambers (On October 1, 2012) Norma T. Dana Nyssa Kourakos Patricia Dunnington Marguerite Hillman Purnell Memrie M. Lewis Marjorie Fortgang Phyllis Cerf Wagner * Kamie Lightburn Jane H. Gammill Cynthia Lufkin Elizabeth W. Gardiner President Karen T. May Gail Gilbert Anne S. Harrison Marcia Mishaan Kathryn Greenberg Elyse Newhouse Executive Vice President Jamee T. Gregory Vicki Foley Yesim Philip Mai Hallingby-Harrison Bonnie Pope Gail Hilson Ann Pyne Vice Presidents Rachel Hovnanian Liz Peek Sarah Robertson Jeanne Jones Jenny Price Allison Whipple Rockefeller Elaine Murray Jennifer Rich Tara Rockefeller Elizabeth Barlow Rogers Patricia S. Patterson Treasurer Alexia Hamm Ryan Bambi Putnam Muffy Miller Betty Sherrill Donna Rosen Elizabeth F. Stribling Isabel C. Shattuck Secretary Thorunn Wathne Margaret L. Smith Suzie Aijala Elizabeth Tilghman Past Presidents Asst. Secretary Mikel Witte Noreen Buckfire Suzanne Cochran Sheila Labrecque Virginia Apple Karen LeFrak Robin Bell-Stevens Betsy Messerschmitt Douglas Blonsky, ex officio Gillian Miniter Susan Calhoun Nancy Missett Wendy N. Carduner Nancy Paduano Judith G. Churchill Toni Peebler Andrea Henderson Fahnestock Hilary Geary Ross Samantha Gellert Susan Rudin

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58 Chairman Gordon H. Marsh, Marsh, Valentine & Donohoe LLP Planned Giving Carlyn McCaffrey, McDermott, Will & Emery David McCabe, Willkie Farr & Gallagher Robert C. Miller, Davidson, Dawson & Clark LLP Professional Karen C. Alfest, L.J. Altfest & Co., Inc. Ira M. Millstein, Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP Mal Livingston Barasch, Katten, Muchin, Rosenman LLP Avery E. Neumark, Rosen, Seymour, Shapss, Martin & Co., LLP Advisory Council Carol Bassin, MetLife John J. O’Neil, Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison Ninette S. Bordoff, Hahn & Hessen LLP Richard Henry Pershan, Sullivan & Worcester LLP Maria L. Brisbane, Merrill Lynch Todd R. Richman, Bernstein Global Wealth Management Joy H. Chaillou, Bank of America Merrill Lynch Joshua S. Rubenstein, Katten, Muchin, Rosenman LLP Carolyn C. Clark, Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy Sanford J. Schlesinger, Schlesinger, Gannon & Lazetera LLP L. David Clark Eileen Caufield Schwab,Sidley & Austin John Claypoole, Fiserv Robert W. Sheehan, Curtis, Mallet-Prevost, Colt & Mosle LLP Judy Daniels, Consultant Judith Siegel-Baum, * WolfBlock LLP Nancy Shavel Gabel, Evercore Wealth Management Barbara A. Sloan, McLaughlin & Stern LLP Andrew Grumet, Edwards, Angell, Palmer & Dodge LLP C. Michael Spero, Loeb & Loeb LLP Cheryl Hader, Kramer, Levin, Naftalis & Frankel LLP David J. Stoll, Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy Kenneth H. Heitner, Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP Robert D. Taisey, Holland & Knight LLP Linda B. Hirschson, Greenberg Taurig Michael F. Teitler, Teitler & Teitler Lauren Katzowitz-Shenfield,Philanthropy Advisors LLP Elizabeth Varet, American Securities, L.P. Jonathan Koslow, Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP Linda Wank, Frankfurt Kurnit Klein & Selz, PC Theodore A. Kurz, Debevoise & Plimpton Sandra Weiksner, Cleary, Gottlieb, Steen & Hamilton Jayne M. Kurzman, Davidson, Dawson & Clark LLP Michael J. Weinberger, Sonnenschein LLP David Leibell, Wiggin and Dana LLP E. Lisk Wycoff, Homeland Foundation, Inc. Cecily P. Maguire, White & Case

* deceased

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59 Contributors

Diane & Arthur Abbey Anita & Robert Jacobson Mr. & Mrs. Joe L. Roby Major Supporters Judy Hart Angelo & John M. Angelo Roslyn & Elliot Jaffe Family Foundation The Mary Clark Rockefeller Charitable Fund of the Campaign R. Thomas Armstrong Estate of Paul Jones of The Philanthropic Collaborative Elizabeth H. Atwood J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan P. Rosen for Central Park The Bafflin Foundation Thomas L. Kempner, Jr. & Nina Rosenwald, Elizabeth & Bank of America Katheryn C. Patterson Michael Varet, & Alice Rosenwald Eveline & David Batten Bruce & Suzie Kovner Mr. * & Mrs. Arthur Ross Jane Bayard, The MAT Estate of Janet Kramer The Rudin Foundation Charitable Foundation Estate of Winifred Kreidel Fiona & Eric Rudin Candice Bergen & Marshall Rose Thomas G. & Sheila C. Labrecque Mr. & Mrs. Jack Rudin The Bobolink Foundation Charitable Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Oscar S. Schafer The Brodsky Family Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Richard S. LeFrak Roberta & Irwin * Schneiderman The Andrea & Charles Bronfman Fund The Philip & Janice Levin Foundation Donna & Marvin Schwartz at Brandeis University Peter B. Lewis & Janet Rosel Norman Selby & Melissa Vail Ambassador & Mrs. W. L. Lyons Brown, Jr. The Litwin Foundation In Memory of Herbert J. Seligmann & Mr. & Mrs. Gilbert Butler Mr. & Mrs. Jay P. Mandelbaum Theresa Metzger Estate of Elizabeth H. Carlton Steve Martin & Anne Stringfield The Peter Jay Sharp Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Russell L. Carson Leni & Peter May Marilyn & Jim Simons Lisa & Dick Cashin Mr. & Mrs. * Eugene Mercy, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. A.J.C. Smith Patti & Ray Chambers LuEsther T. Mertz Charitable Trust Mr. & Mrs. Oliver K. Stanton CHANEL The Metropolitan Museum of Art Ronald P. Stanton Suzanne & Bob Cochran Mr. & Mrs. Leigh M. Miller The Starr Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Martin Cohen Diane * & Ira Millstein John F. Stossel Kathy & James Cornelius Mr. & Mrs. Sylvester F. Miniter IV Patsy & Jeff Tarr Barry Diller & Diane von Furstenberg Mr. & Mrs. Alan B. Mirken Mr. * & Mrs. Wade F.B. Thompson William W. Donnell Estate of Stephen R. Morrow Time Warner Inc. Mr. & Mrs. David Feinberg Former NYC Council Member Mrs. Preston Robert Tisch The Garden Club of America Eva Moskowitz Mr. & Mrs. Wynant D. Vanderpoel III The Getty Foundation New York City Department of Vital Projects Fund, Inc. Richard Gilder & Lois Chiles Parks & Recreation Miriam G. & Ira D. Wallach Foundation Merle & Barry Ginsburg The Octagon Fund at New York Community Sidney J. Weinberg Foundation William T. Golden * Trust, Inc. Estate of Evelyn M. West The Goldie Anna Charitable Trust Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth S. Olshan David B. Williams Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation Daniel P. & Nancy C. Paduano Foundation Robert W. Wilson Amy & John Griffin Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey M. Peek The Women’s Committee of the Nadine & Michael Grobstein Wendy Keys & Donald Pels Central Park Conservancy Mrs. Morton B. Harris Sarah Peter Ann Ziff William Randolph Hearst Foundation Polo Ralph Lauren Foundation Barbara & Donald Zucker The Heckscher Foundation for Children Former NYC Council Member Philip Reed Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Hurst Irene Ritter Foundation * deceased

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60 Chairman Circle Members

$100,000 Judy Hart Angelo & John M. Angelo Richard Gilder & Lois Chiles Wendy Keys & Donald Pels Mr. & Mrs. Timothy R. Barakett David & Laurie Hodgson Julian H. Robertson and Over Mr. & Mrs. Russell L. Carson Benjamin Lewis & Jane Goldman Mrs. Irwin Schneiderman Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. DiMenna Henry & Lucy Moses Fund, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Anthony A. Yoseloff

$50,000 to Anonymous (2) Leni & Peter May Howard Stern & Beth Ostrosky Elizabeth H. Atwood Eugene Mercy, Jr. Patsy & Jeff Tarr $99,999 Suzanne & Bob Cochran Charles R. O’Malley Charitable Lead Trust Nina Rosenwald, Elizabeth & The Goldie Anna Charitable Trust Candice Bergen & Marshall Rose Michael Varet, Alice Rosenwald Marlene Hess & James Zirin Fiona & Eric Rudin Mary Wallach Thomas L. Kempner, Jr. & Donna & Marvin Schwartz Sidney J. Weinberg Jr. Foundation Katheryn C. Patterson Mr. & Mrs. A.J.C. Smith

$25,000 to Anonymous Mr. & Mrs. John H. Foster Mrs. Arthur Ross The Richard & Pamela Ader Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Victor F. Ganzi Mrs. Peter M. Sacerdote $49,999 Mr. & Mrs. Steven Alesio Mae Goffe * Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Selz Madeline & Stephen Anbinder Golden Family Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Stephen A. Simon Jody & John Arnhold Nadine & Michael Grobstein Denise R. Sobel Jane Bayard, The MAT Charitable Mr. & Dr. Kevin W. Kennedy Mr. & Mrs. David M. Solomon Foundation, Inc. Ilona & Leonid Kogan Mr. & Mrs. John Steinhardt Kathryn & Bruce Beal Ellen & Murray Koppelman John F. Stossel Jutta & Fred Benenson Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth H. Landis Dr. & Mrs. P. Roy Vagelos Mr. & Mrs. O. Francis Biondi, Jr. The Leonard & Evelyn Lauder Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Joaquin B. Viso Joanne & Harmon Brown Margaret Munzer Loeb & Daniel S. Loeb Mr. & Mrs. John E. Waldron Mr. & Mrs. Raymond T. Dalio Raymond C. Mikulich & Karen Karlsrud Danielle & Tom Walker Valerie Delacorte Fund Joan E. Nicolais Philippa Weismann William W. Donnell Wilson & Eliot Nolen Deborah E. Wiley Linda & Michael Donovan Valerie & Wright Ohrstrom Robert W. Wilson Shelley & Steven Einhorn Dean Poll Mrs. Charles Wrightsman David B. Ford & Pamela Fielder Richard & Heidi Rieger Ann Ziff

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61 Individuals, Foundations, Government, & Nonprofits (Gifts, pledges, & pledge payments made July 1, 2011 – June 30, 2012)

$1 Million Agnes Varis Trust Estate of Evelyn H. Lauder Alice Gottesman/The Gottesman Fund Sarah Peter and Over The Heckscher Foundation for Children Pasty &Jeff Tarr Estate of Ruth Herdegen

$500,000 to Anonymous Thomas L. Kempner, Jr. & Estate of Brooke Russell Astor Katheryn C. Patterson $999,999 Jim & Marilyn Simons

$250,000 to Liz Appel Mixter Mr. & Mrs. Timothy R. Barakett $499,999 Estate of Robert Mayer Immerman

$100,000 to Anonymous (3) The Roslyn & Elliot Jaffe Family The Derald H. Ruttenberg Foundation Elizabeth H. Atwood Elizabeth Ross Johnson Mrs. Irwin Schneiderman $249,999 Lisa & Dick Cashin Benjamin Lewis & Jane Goldman Donna & Marvin Schwartz Estate of Helen V. Chaplin LuEsther T. Mertz Charitable Trust The Peter Jay Sharp Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. DiMenna Henry & Lucy Moses Fund, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. A.J.C. Smith Sherman Fairchild Foundation, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Wynant D. Vanderpoel III Mr. & Mrs. Oliver K. Stanton Garden Club of America Mr. & Mrs. John A. Paulson The Thompson Family Foundation, Inc. Jon & Mindy Gray Wendy Keys & Donald Pels Mrs. Preston Robert Tisch The Marc Haas Foundation, Inc. Julian H. Robertson Mr. & Mrs. Anthony A. Yoseloff David & Laurie Hodgson Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan P. Rosen

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62 $50,000 to Anonymous Anita & Robert Jacobson The Prospect Hill Foundation, Inc. Judy Hart Angelo & John M. Angelo Suzanne Ircha & Robert Wood Johnson The Roby Foundation $99,999 Jane Bayard, The MAT Charitable Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan C. Korngold Candice Bergen & Marshall Rose Foundation, Inc. Bruce & Suzie Kovner Mrs. Arthur Ross Estate of Myron Brenton Thomas G. & Sheila C. Labrecque Fiona & Eric Rudin Andrea & Charles Bronfman Charitable Foundation Mr. & Mrs. John Steinhardt Philanthropies, Inc. The Leonard & Evelyn Lauder Foundation Howard Stern & Beth Ostrosky Christie’s Charity, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Richard Lightburn John F. Stossel Fund for the Delacorte Theatre Margaret Munzer Loeb & Daniel S. Loeb Mrs. Jane Susskind-Narins in Central Park Laurie & Jay Mandelbaum Patsy & Jeff Tarr The Freed Foundation Leni & Peter May Nina Rosenwald, Elizabeth & Mr. & Mrs. Victor F. Ganzi Eugene Mercy, Jr. Michael Varet, Alice Rosenwald The Goldie Anna Charitable Trust Mr. & Mrs. Sylvester F. Miniter IV Mary Wallach George A. Hambrecht & The Ambrose Monell Foundation Sidney J. Weinberg Jr. Foundation Andrea Henderson Fahnestock New York Road Runners Club, Inc. Paul J. Zofnass & Renee Ring Mr. & Mrs. William B. Harrison, Jr. Charles R. O’Malley Charitable Lead Trust Marlene Hess & James Zirin Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey M. Peek The Charles Evans Hughes Memorial Yesim & David Philip Foundation, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Michael F. Price

$25,000 to Anonymous (3) Charles Payson Coleman III & Mr. & Dr. Kevin W. Kennedy Diane & Arthur Abbey Stephanie Erklentz F.M. Kirby Foundation, Inc. $49,999 The Achelis Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Raymond T. Dalio Mr. & Mrs. David H. Koch The Richard & Pamela Ader Foundation Valerie Delacorte Fund Ilona & Leonid Kogan Mr. & Mrs. Ainar D. Aijala, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Diamond, Jr. Ellen & Murray Koppelman Mr. & Mrs. Steven Alesio William W. Donnell Mr. & Mrs. Barry S. Lafer Madeline & Stephen Anbinder Linda & Michael Donovan Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth H. Landis Jody & John Arnhold Shelley & Steven Einhorn Mr. & Mrs. Richard S. LeFrak BNY Mellon Mr. & Mrs. David I. Foley David M. Leuschen The Barker Welfare Foundation Mr. & Mrs. John H. Foster Clare & Robert McKeon Kathryn & Bruce Beal Richard Gilder & Lois Chiles The Mellen Eisenberg Family Jutta & Fred Benenson Mae Goffe * Raymond C. Mikulich & Karen Karlsrud Mr. & Mrs. O. Francis Biondi, Jr. Golden Family Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Michael Newhouse Adele Block Estate of Robert I. Goldman Mr. & Mrs. Frank N. Newman The Brodsky Family Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Glenn H. Greenberg Joan E. Nicolais Joanne & Harmon Brown Amy & John Griffin Wilson & Eliot Nolen Mr. & Mrs. Robert D. Brown Nadine & Michael Grobstein Oceanic Heritage Foundation Marilyn Calderwood & Dodge Olmsted Jessica S. Guff Sylvan & Ann Oestreicher Foundation, Inc. Patti & Ray Chambers The Hagedorn Fund Valerie & Wright Ohrstrom Mrs. Howard L. Clark Jane R. Heller & Steven L. Gerard Estate of Evelyn Page Mrs. Jacques Cohenca Cathy & Bill Ingram Richard & Heidi Rieger The Peter A. & Elizabeth S. Cohn Mr. & Mrs. Hamilton E. James Mr. & Mrs. John R. Robinson Foundation, Inc. Christian A. Johnson Endeavor Foundation Mrs. Peter M. Sacerdote * deceased

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63 $25,000 to Corrente A. Schankler Mr. & Mrs. David M. Solomon Mr. George Walker The Morris & Alma Schapiro Fund Jerry & Katherine Speyer Danielle & Tom Walker $49,999 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen A. Schwarzman Burton B. & Nancy Staniar Philippa Weismann continued Norman C. Selby & Melissa Vail The Starr Foundation William E. Weiss Foundation, Inc./Daryl Brown Uber Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Selz Mr. & Mrs. Stuart Subotnick Deborah E. Wiley Mr. & Mrs. David M. Silfen Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan M. Tisch Robert W. Wilson Mr. & Mrs. Stephen A. Simon Dr. & Mrs. P. Roy Vagelos Mrs. Charles Wrightsman Donald Smith Mr. & Mrs. Joaquin B. Viso Ann Ziff Denise R. Sobel Mr. & Mrs. John E. Waldron

$10,000 to Anonymous (7) Joan Cooney & Peter G. Peterson Mr. & Mrs. Evan G. Greenberg Louis and Anne Abrons Foundation, Inc. Cordes Foundation Paul & Gayle Gross $24,999 Peggy & Keith Anderson Suzi Keats Cordish & David Cordish Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Grossman Robert H. Anderson & Sherri L. Marton Ursula & Kevin Corgan Anne & Arnold Gumowitz Mr. & Mrs. David Apple Kathy & James Cornelius Huyler C. Held * Leigh Armstrong Mrs. Daniel Cowin Roberta A. Herbison The Arthur Foundation Cynara Crandall Mr. & Mrs. Roger Hertog Dr. Janet Asimov Mrs. Charles A. Dana, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Brian J. Higgins Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence T. Babbio, Jr. Beth & Stephen Dannhauser Mr. & Mrs. Franklin W. Hobbs IV Mrs. Glenn W. Bailey Davidovich/Litvak Family Collette Hopkins Shelley Barber The Marvin H. Davidson Foundation Inc. Sharon & Bill Jacob Holly B. Wallace & Edwin M. Baum Elisabeth de Picciotto Mr. & Mrs. James Jacobson Bob & Pam Beck Michael & Dudley Del Balso The Rona Jaffe Foundation The Robert & Nettie Benenson Foundation The Dillon Fund Diane E. Jaffee Mr. & Mrs. Robert S. Birch Cleveland H. Dodge Foundation, Inc. Mrs. Niels W. Johnsen Frank Bisignano Mr. & Dr. Glenn Dubin Estate of Antoinette Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Jeff T. Blau Mr. & Mrs. Charles P. Durkin, Jr. Robert K. Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Bowers Brenda Earl Tim Jones Inge Brafman Mr. & Mrs. Walter A. Eberstadt Mr. & Mrs. Robert Kaufman Mrs. Charles E. Brenauer Mr. & Mrs. Arthur S. Estey Elias Kefalidis Kathleen A. McCarragher & Paul A. Brooke Mr. & Mrs. James H. Evans Mrs. Stephen M. Kellen Leelee Brown Mr. & Mrs. John Michael Evans Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Kennedy Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth A. Buckfire Jennifer & Peter Evans Jane P. & Charles D. Klein Foundation The C.E. and S. Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Eric C. Fast Estate of Jules L. Klein Mr. & Mrs. William I. Campbell Linda W. Filardi & Gary M. Talarico The Korein Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Jason Capello Mr. & Mrs. Michael G. Fisch Mr. & Mrs. William Kourakos Mr. & Mrs. Russell L. Carson David B. Ford Jean M. Doyen & Michael A. Kovner Century Road Club Association Gwen & Austin Fragomen Samuel H. Kress Foundation David & Denise Chase The GE Foundation L.A.W. Foundation, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Cherwin Rudolph Giuliani Nanette L. Laitman Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Chute Goldman-Sonnenfeldt Foundation Bonnie Comley & Stewart Lane Suzanne & Bob Cochran Fund of the Tides Foundation Sandor Lehoczky & Martha Escobar Steven & Alexandra Cohen Mr. & Mrs. Peter T. Grauer * deceased

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64 $10,000 to The Lesh Family Mr. & Mrs. Alexander Navab Barbara Sherr & Mel Lintz Mr. & Mrs. William M. Lewis, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Daniel M. Neidich Mrs. H. Virgil Sherrill $24,999 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Liberman Bike New York Inc Steven F. Skoler & Sandra J. Horbach continued Robert C. Lieber Novak Charitable Trust Mr. & Mrs. Marshall A. Smith Mr. & Mrs. Ira A. Lipman Mr. & Mrs. Daniel D. O’Neill Mr. & Mrs. Howard Solomon Mr. & Mrs. Thomas H. Lister Mary Karen & David O’Shaughnessy Mrs. Theodore C. Sorensen The Lucius N. Littauer Foundation, Inc. Benay C. Ostrager-DiGia Soros Fund Charitable Foundation Caroline M. Lowndes Daniel P. & Nancy C. Paduano Family Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Stafford Jessica Lee Lowrey & Jeffrey M. Habib Foundation Ronald P. Stanton Mr. & Mrs. Dan W. Lufkin Thorne & Tatiana Perkin The Honorable & Mrs. Robert K. Steel Hong & Loic Mahe Dr. Fred E. Pittman Antoinette Delruelle & Joshua Steiner Gigi Mahon Mr. & Mrs. Robert S. Pitts, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Howard L. Swarzman Estate of Jane L. Mali Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Purcell, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Steven Swarzman Mr. & Mrs. Peter L. Malkin Mr. & Mrs. John S. Pyne Ms. Kathleen Tait & Mr. Tony Rosenthal Dana Baines & Eric S. Margolis Lisa & Joseph Quattrocchi Mr. & Mrs. Tom Teles Richard & Jocelyn Markowitz Sheila A. Heffron & Michael Rankowitz Mr. & Mrs. Wilmer J. Thomas, Jr. V & L Marx Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Thomas L. Reece Laurie Tisch Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Mazzone Mr. & Mrs. Ira L. Rennert Kara Unterberg Mr. & Mrs. Henry H. McVey Estate of Russell Lawrence Rhodes Mr. & Mrs. Hans P. Utsch Mrs. Susan Meredith Jennifer & Stephen Rich Judith Vale Mr. & Mrs. Brian Miller Irene Ritter Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Zachary A. Vella Mr. & Mrs. Leigh M. Miller The Robertson Foundation The Vidda Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Millhiser Mr. & Mrs. Spencer Robertson Mr. & Mrs. Dennert Ware Ira M. Millstein Mr. & Mrs. Hartley Rogers Sue Ann Weinberg Mrs. Walter Mintz Jill Ross & Paul Cole Muriel McBrien Kauffman Foundation Alan B. Mirken Mr. & Mrs. Jack Rudin Sarah M. White Legacy Fund Marcia & Richard Mishaan A & J Saks Foundation, Inc. Sandra Sasser Wijnberg Mr. & Mrs. Garrett M. Moran Thomas Scanlan Mr. & Mrs. Leonard A. Wilf Mr. & Mrs. Howard L. Morgan Jennifer M. Schneck Sarah G. Wolfe Mrs. Peter V. C. Morris The LeRoy Schecter Foundation Jean & Charles Wood Mr. & Mrs. Toby S. Myerson Martin I. Schneider & Debra J. Fine Leslie & Daniel Ziff Mr. & Mrs. Jon Nagel Mr. & Mrs. Bernard L. Schwartz Barbara & Donald Zucker Naples Botanical Garden Sustaining Mr. & Mrs. Paul Segal Leadership Council Mr. & Mrs. Eric P. Sheinberg

$5,000 to Anonymous (15) Irina Bas The Fred Barbara Family John A. Abbott Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Andersen Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Bartlett $9,999 Mr. & Mrs. Hirschel Abelson David Appleby The Jean Belfer Family Marilyn & Robert Abrams Mr. & Mrs. Henry H. Arnhold Mr. & Mrs. Richard Bennett Richard Adler Dominique Baillifard Virginia S. Benzak Vincente Monge Alcalde Brandon Baker The Robert Berne Foundation Herbert Allen Foundation Estate of Henry Balter Steffi & Robert Berne

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65 $5,000 to Mr. & Mrs. John P. Birkelund Nastaran Dibai Gregory Harfst Mr. & Mrs. Richard Block Ron & Krys Doerfler D. Brooke Harlow $9,999 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Blumenreich Heather Dominick-Kosmicki Ruth Ann & William F. Harnisch continued Friends and Family of Sever Anghel Eve Dorfzaun Ellen R. Harris Constance L. Brinkley Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Dorling Liliane Haub-Vonach Ambassador & Mrs. W. L. Lyons Brown, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Gilbert Dunham Rachel N. Herlands Ms. Ingrid R. Buntschuh Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth L. Edlow Mr. & Mrs. Paul K. Herzan Cecilia P. Battista’s Friends and Family Eric & Margot Egan Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas P. Heymann Susan Calhoun & Charles Moss Mrs. Robert J. Eigen Dave Hilty Wendy N. Carduner Epstein Teicher Philanthropies Elie & Sarah Hirschfeld John Cavanagh The Armand G. Erpf Fund Joel & Stacy Hock Randy Cepuch Bayla K. Falber Ben Hoffman Estate of Rakesh Chawla Mr. & Mrs. Arthur A. Feder Mr. & Mrs. Howard M. Holtzmann Mrs. Rakesh Chawla Leslie C. Feldman Denise Hoogland Emily Chen Lyn & Leigh Feldman Mr. & Mrs. Ara Hovnanian Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Christensen Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Mr. & Mrs. Craig A. Huff Nancy Rutter Clark Mr. & Mrs. Alexander Fodor Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey P. Hughes William C. Close Elisabeth Fontenelli Hugoton Foundation DuPre Cochran & G. Moffett Cochran Marjorie Fortgang Elisabeth Nordin Hultman Samara & Adam Cohen Mr. & Mrs. William C. Foster Jennifer Huntley Jon R. Cohen, MD Frances Fragos Townsend Mr. & Mrs. Mel Ilberman Mr. & Mrs. Martin Cohen Ruth Fremson, Frymet S. Hare, Joy H. Briggs Gary Cohn & Lisa Pevaroff Cohn Jessica Fremson Alan Iny & Roberta Griff Mr. & Mrs. Theodore Cohn John Freund & Linda Grais The Jana Foundation, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. G. David Cole Elissa & Robert Friedman In Memory of Joe Janovic Mr. & Mrs. Styvisant Comfort Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Gardiner Estate of James E. Jarnagin Jaymel E. Connor Mr. & Mrs. John Gellert Freda & Chester Johnson Amy Conway Mr. & Mrs. Andrew S. Georges Mr. & Mrs. David A. Jones Marlene Cooney R. Barbara Gitenstein & Donald Hart Mr. & Mrs. Hugh N. Jones Richard Cooper & Barrie Cassileth Mr. Jack Glassford Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Joseph The Copham Family Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Harrison Goldin Mr. & Mrs. Peter Kagan Joan Walkup Corrigan Mr. & Mrs. Budd S. Goldman Louise Kaminsky Jennie Tarr Coyne Amy P. Goldman In Memory of Christine Kang-Hui Cedomir Crnovic & Valerie C. Rubsaman Helen & Peter S. Goldstein Kenneth Kang-Hui Mary Ellen & David Cundey Carla Goldworm Gregory Kapinos & Yvonne Lau Larsson Danforth Family Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Michael L. Gordon Mr. & Mrs. Roger E. Kass Mr. & Mrs. Kim Davis Robert F. Gossett, Jr. Jeffrey S. Katz Anne S. Dayton Mr. & Mrs. Michael Graff Lauren Katz Rafe de la Gueronniere Mr. & Mrs. Alan C. Greenberg Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Katz Jerry Del Missier The Grinberg Family Foundation Mrs. Harry L. Kavetas The DeMarrais/Connelly Family Mr. & Mrs. Martin D. Gruss Mr. & Mrs. Barry Kaye Christine Denham Aaron & Rehana Gubin Mr. & Mrs. Roger Keating Mr. & Mrs. Steven A. Denning Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Gural Mr. & Mrs. George A. Kellner Hester Diamond Gurney Foundation, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Craig L. Kennedy Jeremy Diamond & Alexandra Lebenthal Silda Palerm & Richard Hall Tory & Elena Kiam

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66 $5,000 to Henry Kibel Mr. & Mrs. H. Roemer McPhee Mr. & Mrs. William M. Pope, Jr. Gayle King Juan Pablo Mejia Katharine C. Prentice $9,999 Erin & Alex Klatskin Richard & Ronay Menschel Othon & Kathy Prounis continued Joshua C. Klausner & Hyatt A. Bass Betsy Messerschmitt Lynn Puro Nell & Robert Kleinschmidt The Speedwell Foundation/ Paxton Quigley Mr. & Mrs. Steven B. Klinsky Jenny & Michael Messner Marcia Raff Studio John & Karen Klopp Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Miles Mindy Miller & Robert Rayner Jane L. Koryn Melanie A. Coronetz & Bruce G. Miller Fran & Joe Rechtschaffen Kristina Kovalenko Mr. & Mrs. Donald K. Miller Laura & Michael Reed Daniel J. Kramer & Judith Mogul Mr. & Mrs. William J. Miller Molly S. Reinhart Mr. & Mrs. John L. Kubacki Mrs. Minot K. Milliken Amy Heffner Lokhin, Sanford Heffner & Mr. & Mrs. Hiroki M. Kurita James Hanbury & Anne Mills Lisa Heffner Mr. & Mrs. Alexey Kuznetsov Vladimir Minchin Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Renfield-Miller Deborah & Peter Lamm Mr. & Mrs. Alan B. Mitchell Mr. & Mrs. Brian Riano Sterling Lanken In Honor of Ruth Moiel Joseph Rice III & Franci J. Blassberg Mr. & Mrs. Geoffrey Lauprete Mrs. Claus Moller Robert & Arleen Rifkind Jennifer & Edward Lavin Mr. & Mrs. John A. Moran Mr. & Mrs. Guy N. Robinson Jennifer Bruder Lavin Mr. & Mrs. William C. Morris Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Robotti Mr. & Mrs. David Lazarus Seth & Susan Mosler David Rockefeller Estate of Leonard Lazarus Donald R. Mullen, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Laurance Rockefeller Joan Leake Elaine C. Murray Hon. Allison Whipple Rockefeller Mr. & Mrs. Mark Leslie Mutual Of America Foundation Suannah & Brandon Rose Leon Levy Foundation Karen & Henry Myerberg Donna & Benjamin M. Rosen Robert B. Levy Alexander Neblett Alfred & Jane Ross Foundation Marie Antoinette Lewis Mr. & Mrs. James M. Nederlander Wilbur L. Ross & Hilary Geary Mrs. Memrie M. Lewis New York Croquet Club, Inc. Nan A. Rothschild Cooper Jennifer Kouvant & Hans Li New York Fast Pitch League Thomas Roush Anthony Weng Kim Lim Mr. & Mrs. Mark Newhouse Mr. & Mrs. Charles M. Royce Dr. Meng Lai Lim Colleen Noall The Rozenholc Family Stephanie & James Loeffler Mr. & Mrs. Anthony M. O’Connor Estate of Yury Rubinovich Melissa Lonner Mr. & Mrs. W. Dexter Paine III Pamela & Richard Rubinstein Foundation Walter G. Lukens III Mr. & Mrs. James T. Parkinson III Neil Rudolph & Susan Cluff Charlene & Gary MacDougal Francine Pascal Mr. & Mrs. Mortimer D.A. Sackler, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Antonio Madero Mrs. Charles D. Peebler, Jr. Arnold Saks Harvey R. Manes, M.D. Peggy & Millard Drexler Philanthropic Fund Merilyn Sandin-Zarlengo Mr. & Mrs. John F. Manocherian Paolo M. Pellegrini & Henrietta Jones Marilyn Sarles Barbara & Roy March Emily Pengelly Mr. & Mrs. James Savage Lara Marcon & Jayaveera Kodali Kathleen Perkal Mr. & Mrs. Oscar S. Schafer Ann Martin John Pershing & Travis Cinco Stephen P. Schaible Carol Fisher & Lawrence Martin Mrs. Alton E. Peters Gisele & Robert Schiestl The Nicholas Martini Foundation The Louis Phillips Family Jack P. Schleifer Foundation Mrs. Jack C. Massey Scott & Kate Phillips Scholl Family Foundation Evan McCulty & Elle Carr Cathy Podell Mr. & Mrs. John Schumacher Mr. & Mrs. John P. McGarry, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Christian Pompa Allyne & Fred Schwartz Mr. & Mrs. L.J. McKay In Memory of Stephen Heighton Mr. & Mrs. James Scott

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67 $5,000 to Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Scully The Kallisto Foundation David Wah & Elizabeth Economy Mrs. Steven F. Segal * Mr. & Mrs. Jay T. Snyder Barry Waldorf & Stanley Gotlin $9,999 Arlene Seitchik Kernis & Cathy Diaz Melville & Leila Straus Jill Appenzeller & Walter Wallner continued Tatiana Serafin & Mick Kalishman The Dorothy Strelsin Foundation The Isak & Rose Weinman Richard Sergel & Susan Baggett Mr. & Mrs. John M. Sullivan, Jr. Foundation, Inc. Leslie Sewell & Jim Jaffe Mr. & Mrs. Kotaro Tanino Howard & Tova Weiser Mr. & Mrs. Mel Shaftel Bertram Teich Paul J. Weissman Diane K. Shah Mr. & Mrs. Charles Thurston Eric K. Wepsic & Tricia Pacelli Mr. & Mrs. George H. Shattuck, Jr. Jeanne M. Tomcavage Paul White Dr. & Mrs. Ronald E. Sherman Irene Tse Mr. & Mrs. Barrie A. Wigmore Mr. & Mrs. Thomas R. Shiah Doris Harvey Moss Mr. & Mrs. H. Wilder, Jr. Alexandra Zia Shields Allison Tung Ronald A. Wilford Stephanie & Fred Shuman Friends and Family of Shelley Uva Joseph A. Winokur Jane Siegel Mr. & Mrs. Michiel van der Voot Mr. & Mrs. H. Joseph Witte Mr. & Mrs. Joseph R. Siegelbaum Deborah van Eck Anne Kleinman John Leland Sills, Esq. Maria Louise Vecchiotti Mr. & Mrs. Gene M. Woodfin Mr. & Mrs. Sidney Simon Vermes Family Ann Eden Woodward Foundation Donna Sims & Joe Assenheim Dan Vo & Cuc Le Robert Wueste Nick Simunek Mr. & Mrs. John L. Vogelstein Mrs. Arthur Zankel David M. Modest & M. Forbes Singer Cecilia & Mark Vonderheide Yael & Rony Zarom Mr. & Mrs. John Sipp Mr. & Mrs. Herbert M. Wachtell Mr. & Mrs. Philip M. Zinn Michelle Smith & Andrew Oshrin Jeanette Sarkisian Wagner & Mr. & Mrs. Doug Zises Mr. & Mrs. Arnold H. Snider Paul Wagner

$1,000 to Anonymous (24) Patricia R. Ainsworth Mr. & Mrs. K. Tucker Andersen Mr. & Mrs. Adam Abelson Thomas Ajamie Mr. & Mrs. Charles Anderson $4,999 Mr. David Abelson Adrienne Albert Lee Anderson Couture Mr. & Mrs. Henry H. Abernathy, Jr. Kendra Alcock Nicole Anderson Dr. & Mrs. David H. Abramson Dr. & Mrs. Louis Aledort Mr. & Mrs. Scott Anderson Alvin Achenbaum Kevin R. Alger Anderson-Rogers Foundation, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. William A. Ackman Madelin Alk Patricia S. Andrews & Michael Gray Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Acquavella Mr. & Mrs. Christopher D. Allen Mr. & Mrs. Marko Andrus Donna Adan Erik Allen Sever Anghel Family and Friends Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan Adelson Alliance Bernstein Foundation Elizabeth Apley Mr. & Mrs. Alan M. Ades Altman Foundation Barbara Apstein Mr. & Mrs. Allen Adler Mr. & Mrs. Eric Altmann Mr. & Mrs. Rand V. Araskog Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Adler Alvarez Educational & Corinne Arazi Ms. Judy Agata Charitable Foundation Tomakin Archambault Ellen Agress Mr. & Mrs. Michael Nash Ambler Mr. & Mrs. J.P. Argenti Shahara Ahmad-Llewellyn Ms. Audrey S. Amdursky Edward Ariowitsch Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Anilesh Ahuja Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Roger B. Arner Mr. & Mrs. Lee Sanford Ainslie III Andrew Amer & Catherine Manning Mr. & Mrs. Robert Arnold

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68 $1,000 to Jan Aronson Margaret C. Benedetto Rosalynn J. Bonamusa Don Ashley Mr. & Mrs. Rodney B. Berens Daniel & Anne Bookin $4,999 E. Nelson Asiel J. Frederick Berg, Jr. Dorothy A. Borg continued Peter Askin Mr. & Mrs. Philip J. Bergan Merilee H. Bostock Dr. & Mrs. Sherrell J. Aston Jane Berger Mr. & Mrs. Denis A. Bovin Farid Atai Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Berger Sandra L. Bowers & Ralph B. Walter Mr. & Mrs. Charles N. Atkins Dorothy O. Bergeron Terry & Michael Groll Ms. Dana Auslander Mr. & Mrs. Simon Beriro Dorothy Bracey & Tom Johnson Cristina Avello & Ignacio Arnau Bru Ms. Judith Ripka & Mr. Ronald J. Berk Mr. & Mrs. Richard S. Braddock Mr. & Mrs. Jay G. Axelrod W.R. Berkley Corporation Charitable Catherine D. Bradley Mr. & Mrs. Andres Azpurua Foundation Barbara Brandt Paola Bacchini Rosenshein Mr. & Mrs. Roger Stuart Berlind Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Braunstein Fred & Claudine Bacher Robert & Dani Elizabeth Bernard Louise & David Braver Mr. & Mrs. Robert Bader Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Bernstein Mr. & Mrs. Stuart Breslow Mr. & Mrs. D. Euan Baird Pam & Gene Bernstein Kate Briggs Paul Baker Mr. Nathan Bernstein & David & Nancy Brigstocke Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Baker Dr. Katherina Otto-Bernstein Elizabeth & Stanlee Brimberg Peter Bakstansky & Georgia Steele Anthony M. Berson Mrs. Lawrence E. Brinn Jerald & Emy Lou Baldridge Lee Berthelsen Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Britt Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Baldwin Mr. & Mrs. Luciano Berti Sarah & Stuart Britton Mr. & Mrs. Paul F. Balser Mr. & Mrs. Miguel A. Bezos Mr. & Mrs. Charles Brock Mr. & Mrs. Douglas J. Band Clara Y. Bingham Thomas W. Brock & Susan T. Brock Karin & Henry Barkhorn Mr. & Mrs. Foster Birch Mrs. Warren Brody Mr. & Mrs. Reginald Bartholomew Martin L. Birnbaum & Myra Weiss Helen M. Brooks Mr. & Mrs. Adam Bartos Suzy Biszantz The Michael C. Brooks Family Francis D. Bartow II Mr. & Mrs. Paul Bitler Hope Brown Michael Bassett & Darren Henault Mr. & Mrs. Michael C. Bitton Karin B. Brown Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Bassock Mr. & Mrs. David Black Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Brown Bruce C. Baughman & Melanie Gaines Arwin Mr. & Mrs. Louis E. Black Tucker Brown James J. Bauman Loren Blackford Robert Browne Mr. & Mrs. Frank E. Baxter Mr. & Mrs. Mark W. Blackman Mr. & Mrs. Clyde R. Brownstone Richard Baxter Peter P. Blanchard III & Sofia A. Blanchard Aileen Bruner Mr. & Mrs. Gentry T. Beach Mr. & Mrs. Bob Blank Jane & John Bryan Mr. & Mrs. Carter Beal Dana Blanton Mr. & Mrs. R. Duke Buchan III Francesca M. & Christopher W. Beale Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence M. Blau Mr. & Mrs. Walter H. Buck Jane Beasley Mr. & Mrs. Len Blavatnik Mr. & Mrs. Leslie H. Buckland William Beck Mrs. Edward H. R. Blitzer Susan W. Buckley Mr. & Mrs. Chris Becker Mr. & Mrs. James A. Block Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Burch III Mr. & Mrs. Paul A. Becker Mai & Douglas Blonsky Mr. & Mrs. James E. Burke Susan Beckerman Melvyn H. Blum Mr. & Mrs. Harry Burn William S. Beinecke Edwin E. Bobrow Jim Burns Joseph Bell & Peter Longo Thomas R. Boehlke Charlotte Cunningham-Rundles & James Belliveau Roxanne & Scott Bok James Bussel Mrs. Robin Bell-Stevens Mr. & Mrs. William T. Boland, Jr. Diana Petroff Butensky Wendy J. Belzberg & H. Strauss Zelnick Donya & Scott Bommer Butler Conservation Fund, Inc.

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69 $1,000 to Robert S. Butler Mr. & Mrs. Paul Cheng Ms. Susan E. Cook Mr. & Mrs. Samuel C. Butler Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Cherry Valerie Cooke & Mark Brodsky $4,999 Mr. & Mrs. Russell Byers Jim Chervenak Lenore C. Cooney continued Mr. & Mrs. Michael Cagen Diane M. Chesnut Carol L. Cooper Susannah Cahill Mr. & Mrs. Bryan Cho Jonathan Cooper CAL Foundation, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Neil D. Chrisman Mr. & Mrs. Leo J. Corbett Patricia Calder Mr. & Mrs. Kasper Christoffersen Michael Corbett & Judith McGrath Leslie R. Caldwell Mrs. Jonathan Churchill Mr. & Mrs. Henry Cornell David P. Calfee Mr. & Mrs. Cris Cicala Robert & Diane Cornell Mr. & Mrs. Philippe Camus Anna Cifuentes & Attilla Kerenyi Stefano & Monica Corsi Stephen E. Canter Pablo Cisilino & Silvina Leone Mrs. Sonya H. Coster Lawrence H. Caplan Mr. & Mrs. John W. Claghorn III Lydia & Joseph Cotter Mr. & Mrs. Juan Carlos Cappello Stephanie Clark Mr. & Mrs. George S. Coumantaros Philippe L. Caradec Steven Clark Ruth Cove Mr. & Mrs. Bryan Carey Mr. & Mrs. David Clary Mr. & Mrs. Phillip R. Cowen Daniel Carey Saul & Joyce Clateman Mr. & Mrs. Wilbur Cowett Samantha A. Carey Mr. & Mrs. Steven P. Clausen The Cowles Charitable Trust Barbara A. Carlino Kerry Ann Clawson Candace Cox & Frank Crimmins Valentino D. Carlotti John D. Claypoole Jeffrey Cox Ron Carner Ms. Alyce Faye Cleese Mr. & Mrs. William C. Cox, Jr. Lisa & David Carnoy Mr. & Mrs. Michael Clofine Rose Cozzarelli Mr. & Mrs. Edmund M. Carpenter Mr. & Mrs. David Cody Mr. & Mrs. John C. Crane Ann Marie Carr & Sean Carr Barbara L. Cohen Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Crawford Mr. & Mrs. Michael Carr Mr. & Mrs. Barry J. Cohen Rebekah Creshkoff John Carroll Mr. & Mrs. Jerry L. Cohen Mr. & Mrs. Dennis W. Cross Mrs. Robert E. Carroll Jill M. Cohen Mr. & Mrs. James T. Crown Albert Carucci Ranika Cohen Nancy J. Crown & Sam K. Weisman Sharon Casdin Rhoda Weiskopf Cohen Mr. & Mrs. Joseph H. Cruickshank Colleen M. Casey Robert Stephan Cohen, Esq. Gardenia Cucci Avna Cassinelli Steven Cohen & Mark Misener, M.D. Dawn & Stanley Jonas Mr. & Mrs. John L. Cassis Mr. & Mrs. Alan D. Cohn Andrea Culliford Mr. & Mrs. John G. Chachas Mr. & Mrs. John C. Cokinos Mr. & Mrs. Edgar M. Cullman, Jr. Gerald & Barbara Chait Shelley L. Cole Fisher-Cummings Family Fund Raymond E. & Vanessa Chalme George Anthony N. Colettis & Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Cummins Mr. & Mrs. Richard Chambers Marina E. Livanos Usha & Robert Cunningham, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. James Chandler Drs. Bobbi & Barry Coller Betsy Curran Andrew H. Chapman The Octagon Fund in Community Funds, Inc. Anne N. Curtin Anna Chapman Cathleen Collins Nanci Czaja Mr. & Mrs. Philip Chapman Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Collins Richard W. Dahlia Richard Chapman The Collins Family Fariborz Damanpour Jacques Chappuis Mr. & Mrs. William T. Comfort Pamela Damsky Debrah Lee Charatan Mr. & Mrs. Christopher M. Condron Mr. & Mrs. David Dangoor Toby Stahl-Maranga Sue & Vic Confalone Reverend Alma Daniel Mr. & Mrs. William J. Charlton John Conklin D. Ronald Daniel & Lise Scott Beverly & Herbert Chase The G.L. Connolly Foundation Anna Danieli & Alessandro Manaigo

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70 $1,000 to Judy & Aaron Daniels Patrick Dorsey & Alessandra Devine George Evans Virginia L. Darrow David W. Dove Mr. & Mrs. Robert S. Everett $4,999 James & Heather Davies Arden D. Down Mr. & Mrs. Robert K. Evert continued Maryanne & Dick Davis Nancy & Bob Downey Dr. & Mrs. Anthony B. Evnin Mr. & Mrs. Gordon J. Davis Mr. & Dr. Craig A. Drill Bruce R. Ewing J. David Davis Mr. & Mrs. S. Searcy Dryden Elizabeth Eyres Webster Mr. & Mrs. Robert Davis Susan W. Dryfoos Doctors Jason Fadeyi Suzanne G. Davis Althea & Steven Saslow Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Fagan Mr. & Mrs. Arthur M. de Graffenried III Diane Sweeney Dundee Samuel & Claire Fagin Barbara de Portago Alan Dunkelberger Andrea Fahnestock Daniel de Roulet Diane C. Dunne Linda A. Fairstein Mr. & Mrs. Francis de Saint Phalle Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. DuPuy Mr. & Mrs. J.P. Fanjul Pierre J. De Vegh Mr. & Mrs. Bruno Eberli Somers W. Farkas Daniel Dealmeida Mr. & Mrs. George A. Eberstadt Mr. & Mrs. Thomas N. Farmakis Mr. & Mrs. Thompson Dean III Mr. & Mrs. E. Llwyd Ecclestone Colin & Katy Farmer Jolie deGrandpre Mr. & Mrs. Sebastian Echavarria Mr. & Mrs. Roger C. Faxon Mr. & Mrs. Randy Del Franco Jean M. Echemendia Kathy Green & Ed Feigeles Mr. & Mrs. John D. Delafield Jane Mary Eddy Sheri B. Levine & Marc A. Feigen Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Demarchelier Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan Eddy Mr. & Mrs. Frank Feinberg Mr. & Mrs. Wolfgang Demisch Amy Edwards Mr. & Mrs. William A. Felder Anke Dening Mr. & Mrs. Emilio Egea Gretchen V. & Samuel M. Feldman Private Marie G. Dennett Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Joel S. Ehrenkranz Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Michel Des Vallieres Helene B. Eiber Gabriel Feldman Mary M. DeSilva Julie C. Eichenberger Melanie Shorin & Greg S. Feldman Pierre J. Devegh Mr. & Mrs. Neil T. Eigen Mr. & Mrs. Richard Feldstein Tom R. Devine & Anne M. Carracino Stanley Eisenberg Fe & Alessandro Saracino Fendi Mr. & Mrs. Dinyar S. Devitre Howard L. Ellin, Esq. Christy Ann Ferer Mr. & Mrs. Robert Devlin John Elliot & Laura Philips Naomi & George Feritta The Devulapally Family Mr. & Mrs. Mark Ellis Tony Feuerstein Walter Dewar & Carolina Nakiri Mr. & Mrs. Tony Ellis Joseph S. Fichera David H. DeWeese Mr. & Mrs. Niko Elmaleh The Honorable Barbara J. Fife Mary DeWysocki Donna Emma & S. Lawrence Davis John K. & Patricia J. Figge Charitable Enmanuel Diaz Linda Emond Foundation Lee Flanagan & Anthony DiCaprio Paul Enright & Megan Kearney Mr. & Mrs. John K. Figge Mr. & Mrs. David B. Dillard Elissa & Herbert Epstein Carmen A. Figueroa Young Thomas J. Dillman Philip Erard Mr. & Mrs. Mark Filipski James G. Dinan & Elizabeth R. Miller Joel Erickson Stephen W. Fillo & Jane Carolyn Gould Junia Doan Fritz E. Erismann Elinor Tomback Fine Bruce P. Dohrenwend & Otho E. Eskin & Therese A. Keane Mr. & Mrs. Matthew P. Fine Catherine J. Douglass Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. Esposito III Leslie Ann Finerman & Sean Goodrich Margaret Donnelly James & Nina Essey Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Fink Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Donohoe Mr. & Mrs. Maks A. Etingin Mr. & Mrs. Laurence Fink Ann Nancy Donohue & Diane Elam Holly F. Etlin Raymond Fink Matthew & Ginger Dontzin Mr. & Mrs. William Ettelson Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Finkelstein Doris Duke Charitable Foundation Mrs. Milton B. Eulau Mrs. Donald G. Fisher

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71 $1,000 to Janet L. Fisher Mr. & Mrs. David K. Ganek Margie Goldsmith Kathleen M. Fisher & Rocco J. Maggiotto Loraine F. Gardner & Daniel Dolgin Stephen Goldsmith $4,999 Dr. & Mrs. Jack Fishman Mr. & Mrs. Richard Garland Nancy Coles & Jeffrey Goldstein continued Mr. & Mrs. Paul Fitzgerald Elizabeth Garnsey Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Goldstein Roberta A. Fitzgerald Mrs. Frederic B. Garonzik Edward E. Gonzalez Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Fitzgerald III Mr. & Mrs. Neal S. Garonzik Mr. & Mrs. James C. Goodale Martha J. Fleischman Mr. & Mrs. Robert Garrett Mr. & Mrs. Gary Goodenough Mr. & Mrs. William Flynn Huntley & Emily Garriott Jody Goodenough & Robert Masterson Penelope Dyson Foley Melissa Geiger & Paul Marvin Mr. & Mrs. Bruce L. Goodman The Hon. & Mrs. Thomas C. Foley Hon. & Mrs. Bruce S. Gelb Mr. & Mrs. Mark Goodman Nancy N. Foote Jane Gelb Mr. & Mrs. Peter B. Goodrich John G. Forbes, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. Gelfond Julia Janes & Andrew I. Gordon The Ford Foundation Robert & Lois Geller Mr. & Mrs. Ellery Gordon Emily F. Ford Mr. & Mrs. Michael Gellert Scott Gordon & Lynn Wright Mr. & Mrs. John Ford Cosby & Timothy George Victoria & Ben Gore Mr. & Mrs. William E. Ford III Mr. & Mrs. Peter Georgescu Penny & James Gorman Angela Fort Pippa Groves Gerard Mrs. Noah Gottdiener Mr. & Mrs. Tom Fortin The German Vargas Charitable Fund Dr. & Mrs. Antonio Gotto Dinah Seiver & Thomas Foster Jeff Gerst Mr. & Mrs. Harry E. Gould, Jr. Thayer & Daniel Fox Gervaise Gerstner Mr. & Mrs. Laurence Grafstein Susan Fraker Nomi Ghez & Michael Siegal Chris Graham & Eduardo Fausti Jane Frank Katcher Carol Terese Giaconelli Mr. & Mrs. Philip L. Graham, Jr. Mrs. Robert D. Frank Mr. & Mrs. Brooks Gibbins Dr. & Mrs. Victor R. Grann Mr. & Mrs. Lew Frankfort Nora Lynne Gibson & William L. Hudson David Gray & Kathleen Jennings Mr. & Mrs. Richard S. Frary Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Q. Giffuni Kelly Grayer Catherine Fredman Britt-Louise Gilder George J. Green Mr. & Mrs. James Freeman Margaret A. Gilliam Jenny Slayton Green The Helen Clay Frick Foundation Theresa Gills Alyson K. Adler & William H. Green Mary Louise Frick Evan S. Giniger Mr. & Mrs. Frederic I. Greenberg Mr. & Mrs. J. Michael Fried Raymond P. & Marie M. Ginther Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Greenberg Barry S. Friedberg & Charlotte Moss Mr. & Mrs. John C. Giordano, Jr. Stephen & Myrna Greenberg Barbara T. Friedman & Frederic N. Busch Mr. & Mrs. Henry Glanternik Jerome L. Greene Foundation Inc. Wendy Stein & Bart Friedman Peter H. Gleason Jean Selden Greene Robert A. Friedman & Adam Glick & Denise Scruton Roger A. Greenspun Jane Grenadier Friedman Regina Glocker Renee & Justin Greenstein Mr. & Mrs. Stephen R. Friedman Mr. & Mrs. Laurence Gluck Jay Greenwald Teri Friedman Mr. & Mrs. Gary A. Glynn Mr. & Mrs. Peter S. Gregory Mr. & Mrs. Elliot Friman Mr. & Mrs. Arthur A. Goldberg Mr. & Mrs. Paul B. Gridley Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Frydman Richard & Marsha Goldberg The Honorable & Mrs. Thomas Griesa Joan C. Fu Jean Golden Deborah A. Griffin The Fund for American Studies Mr. & Mrs. Scott E. Golden Mr. & Mrs. Philip T. Griffin Mr. & Mrs. Valentin Fuster Herman Goldman Foundation Thomas M. Griffing Jacob Bluestein Foundation Arlene Goldman Laura L. Grimmer & Michael D. Beil Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Gallagher Mr. & Mrs. Charles N. Goldman Barbara Grodd Mr. & Mrs. Sergio Galvis William Goldman Mr. & Mrs. Robert F. Grosbard

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72 $1,000 to Vicki & Michael Gross Janice P. Haggerty Mr. & Mrs. Frank L. Hohmann III Stewart & Lois Gross Mr. & Mrs. Carney Hawks Blythe Holbrooke $4,999 Mr. & Mrs. Scott Grossman Robert Couri Hay Thomas J. Holden continued Mr. & Mrs. Ray J. Groves Daniel M. Healy Heidi Holterbosch Peter Gruber Mr. & Mrs. Michael Hegarty Mandana Hormozi Antonia & George Grumbach, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Albert P. Hegyi Joan Hornig Dr. & Mrs. Robert Guida Peter C. Hein & Anne Farley Mr. & Mrs. George R. Hornig Frances & Gérard Guillemot Michelle Marie Heinemann Kenneth Horowitz Peggy S. Guinness Marjorie Heins Mr. & Mrs. Stan Horowitz Mr. & Mrs. Geoffrey Gund Lisa Heinz Hayden Hosford Henrietta Gwaltney John Heist Laurie M. Houlihan Mimi L. Haas Mr. & Mrs. Michael Heller Mrs. Arne Hovdesven Steven Haas Mr. & Mrs. Walter Hellerstein Dr. & Mrs. Lawrence Howard Wendy Haft & Houstoun Demere Elizabeth & Jerome Hellman Suzanne C. Hoyt Angela Haines Kirk Henckels & Fernanda Kellogg Mrs. Jackson Hsieh Mr. & Mrs. Peter R. Haje Wallace C. Henderson & Maria L. Brisbane Mr. & Mrs. Fred Hubbell Mr. & Mrs. Clayton Hale Wolf H. Hengst Lauren D. Hubbell Kathleen D. Hale Loretta M. Hennessey Mr. & Mrs. Michael S. Hudner Carol J. Haley Diane & John Herfort Annie & Ben Huneke Mr. & Mrs. Gordon B. Hall III Dr. & Mrs. Valentin E. Hernandez Alice Hunt Patricia R. Hall The Herring Finn Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Richard Hurowitz Michael Halovatch Walter Hess Mr. & Mrs. Fazle Husain Mimi Halpern John G. Hetrick Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Hutfilz Mr. & Mrs. Thomas G. Hamill Luule N. Hewson Heide Huttl Hamilton Family Foundation Beverly Heymsfield Mrs. Edward S. Hyman, Jr. Russel Hamilton Susan Hickey Miriam & Steven Hyman Claudia L. Hammerman Mr. & Mrs. Charles Hickox Patricia M. Hynes Mr. & Mrs. Mark Handler Ann L. Hicks & Weston M. Hicks Barbara Iason & Robert S. Buford, Jr. David T. Hansen & Elaine V. Fuchs Lindsay & Charlie Higgins Mr. & Mrs. Mark M. Iger Anne & Alan Hardis Mark G. Higgins & Angeline J. Huang Mr. & Mrs. Allan D. Ilberman Mr. & Mrs. Gordon A. Hardy Patricia L. Higgins Mr. & Mrs. Charles Imohiosen Mr. & Mrs. John B. Hardy III Margaret M. Hill Jane & William Indoe Mariska Hargitay & Peter Hermann Mr. & Mrs. Landon Hilliard, III Jack Intrator & Debrah Welling Mr. & Mrs. Arunesh Hari David & Nancy Hillis Sarah & Christopher Irwin Mr. & Mrs. Peter C. Harkins William Talbott Hillman Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Justin B. Israel Michelle Harman Dr. & Mrs. James G. Hinsdale Frederick Issac Alexandra Harper Diane & Kenneth Hipkins Yves-Andre Istel & Kathleen P. Begala Gerard E. Harper Mr. & Mrs. David A. Hirsch Nikola A. Ivanov & Elizabeth M. Gerst Elizabeth Parrilli & J. Christopher Harris Mr. & Mrs. John L. Hirsch Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Iwanowski Julie Harris Ann Hirth Alice Jacobs Richard & Susan Harris Douglas Hitchner Julie & A. J. Jacobs Ted & Dina Merrill Hartley Dr. & Mrs. Steven Hodes Mr. & Mrs. Raphael Jacobs Grace W. Harvey Mr. & Mrs. Robert F. Hoerle Mr. & Mrs. Walter F. Jacobs Karla & Peter Harwich Mr. & Mrs. Myron A. Hofer Edward A. Jacobson Anna & Tony Hass Mr. & Mrs. Ronald E. Hoffman Joanne Jacobson

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73 $1,000 to Susan G. Jacoby Halina L. Karachuk Mr. & Mrs. James Kissane Liz & Alan Jaffe Sylvia & T. Byram Karasu William Kistler $4,999 Irma B. Jaffe William W. Karatz Artis Klavins continued Lauretta L. Jakobsen & Maclaren Randall Rolly Karlen & Mary Anne Jones Laura Klein Erik Jan Schoop Mr. & Mrs. Marshall W. Karp Mrs. Walter C. Klein Mr. & Mrs. William H. Janeway Sally & Ivar Kasaks Elysabeth Kleinhans Carroll Janis Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Kasman G. Bruce Knecht & Henry van Dyke Mr. & Mrs. Morton L. Janklow Karen L. Katen Mr. & Mrs. William J. Kneisel Chui-Ti Jansen Eric R. Katzman & Melissa L. Elstein Rachel & William Knobler Pamela Jarvis & Anthony E. Davis Mr. & Mrs. Jerome Kauff Steven Kobre & Karyn Kornfeld Susan Jasper Adam Kaufman Candice Koederitz Eric M. Javits, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. George S. Kaufman Ruth R. Koeppel Elizabeth & Robert A. Jeffe The Kaufmann Foundation William I. Kohane Valerie Jennings Mrs. Peter H. Kaufmann The Jacques & Margot W. Kohn Foundation, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Mitchell Jennings, Jr. Bill & Paulette Kaufmann Kerry L. Konrad Judith C. Jocson-Singer & David Z. Singer Anne L. Keating John & Anabel Konwiser The Howard Johnson Foundation Dan Keating Mr. & Mrs. Arie L. Kopelman Mr. & Mrs. Chad D. Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Daniel L. Keegan Kay & William Koplovitz Mr. & Mrs. Charles B. Johnson W. Michael Keenan Paul & Toby Koren Susan & Grange Johnson Mrs. Alastair J. Keith Mr. & Mrs. Lewis Joel Korman Pamela Johnson & Stephen Lintner Corinne Keller Chizuko T. Korn Tracey Johnston & Eric Johnston Robert G. Keller Helen & Jules Kornblau/The Kornblau Estate of Paul M. Jones Keller-Shatanoff Foundation Family Foundation John H. Josephson & Carolina Zapf Mr. & Mrs. Chad C. Kelley Mr. & Mrs. Philip Korsant Mr. & Mrs. Warren S. Josephy Lee Kellogg Jonathan L. Koslow & Susan L. Robbins Kevin Jovanovic, M.D. & Kimberly Many Mrs. & Mrs. Martin Kelly Janice & John Kosta Mr. & Mrs. Ed Juda Harris & Aliza Kempner Fund William Otto Koster Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. Judell Elaine P. Kend Stephen C. Koval & Celeste M. Sant’Angelo Mr. & Mrs. Robert Juneja J. Shannon Kennedy Cheryl Kozlowski Susan Justman Carol & Jerry Kenney Sandra L. Kozlowski Mr. & Mrs. Howard Kagan Charlotte V. Kent Lillian E. Kraemer Mr. & Mrs. William M. Kahane Mr. & Mrs. Peter M. Kern Kandy & Jeffrey Kramer Emily Kahn Mr. & Mrs. Edward Kerschner Morris J. Kramer Mr. & Mrs.Thomas G. Kahn Paul Kessel, Ph.D. Mr. & Mrs. David Kraus Jean Kalicki Linda & Sanjay Khettry Barbara Kravitz Martin Kamarck Lucille Khornak Steve Kreinik Mr. & Mrs. Harry P. Kamen Stacey Kidd Mr. & Mrs. George A. Kress Mr. & Mrs. David Kamin The King Street Charitable Trust Mr. & Mrs. H. Frederick Krimendahl II The Kandell Fund Catherine King Susan Kroll Mr. & Mrs. Daniel R. Kaplan Dale Reiss & Jerome King Elizabeth Kumin Helene & Mark N. Kaplan Mrs. Kerryn King Fritz Kundrun Jennifer Kaplan Mr. & Mrs. Stephen King Cindy Kurtin Pat & Paul D. Kaplan Mr. & Mrs. James A. Kingsland Ellen Lafferty & Dennis Lafferty Mr. & Mrs. Scott B. Kapnick Mr. & Mrs. William Kingson Sean & Sharon Lafferty David I. Karabell & Paula Moss Marjorie Kirby Peter G. LaFleche

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74 $1,000 to Mr. & Mrs. James D. Lally Mr. & Mrs. Richard Levin John Lummis Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin V. Lambert John Levine & Susan Clopton Mr. & Mrs. Terry J. Lundgren $4,999 Fernand & Nicole Lamesch Ellen Levine Victoria & Eric Lustbader continued W. Loeber & Barbara Landau Fran & Carl Levinson Yvonne Lynam Mr. & Mrs. Carl C. Landegger Mrs. Mortimer Levitt Mr. & Mrs. Hampton S. Lynch Sandra A. Riemer Landers Mr. & Mrs. John S. Levy Podie Lynch & James A. Torrey Scott Landis Robert M. Levy Susan E. Lynch Mr. Christian Lange Jerome M. LeWine Mr. & Mrs. Thomas C. Lynch Mr. & Mrs. Robert Lange Ms. Lana Lewin-Ross Virginia Lyon Margo Morton Langenberg Toby D. Lewis Olivia A. Lyons Patricia & Andrew Langer Mr. & Mrs. Ulises Liceaga Nigel Lythgoe Diana L. Langer The Lichtenstein Foundation Mr. & Mrs. David MacCallum Mr. & Mrs. M. Steven Langman Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Liddle Heather MacDonald The Langone Family Michelle Lieber & David Sutton Sarah & Alec Machiels Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth G. Langone Mr. & Mrs. Bruce A. Lieberman Mr. & Mrs. Earle I. Mack John C. Lantis II & Jane K. Royal Warren Liebesman Mr. & Mrs. Ian MacKenzie Frederick W. Lapham III Amy Butte Liebowitz Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. W. MacNeil Mr. & Mrs. Dan Lascano Barbara Lifton Mr. & Mrs. George E.B. Maguire Abigail Lash & Austin Shapard Lawrence & Dana Linden Elizabeth A. Maher Mr. & Mrs. David Lasry Lisa & Scott Lindvall Mrs. David J. Mahoney Mr. & Mrs. Donald F. Lathen Mr. & Mrs. Troland S. Link Brian & Florence Mahony Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Laufer Jonathan Lipnick & Susan C. Scheuer Mr. & Mrs. Christopher B. Mailman The Bernard & Muriel Lauren Foundation Robert I. Lipp Dr. & Mrs. Jerome E. Maisel Mr. Robert Laurie Carrie H. Cohen & Richard A. Lipsey Mr. & Mrs. Francois Maisonrouge Mrs. Luke P. LaValle, Jr. Leonard Litwin Reena Russell Nasr & Lex Maldutis Gal A. Lavid Frank T. LoCastro Paige Boller Malik Mr. & Mrs. Bryan H. Lawrence Mr. & Mrs. Keith Lockwood Emily F. Mandelstam & Paul Engelmayer Dr. Jeanne K. Lawrence Arthur L. Loeb Judith Mandrakos Dr. & Mrs. George M. Lazarus Ambassador & Mrs. John L. Loeb, Jr. Mary Maniaci & Rupert Fennelly Amy Lederer NancyJane Loewy Anne & David Mann Laurie Lederman Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth R. Logan Sandra Rodman Mann Mr. & Mrs. David M. Ledy Mr. & Mrs. Stephen H. Long Elizabeth & Rohit Manocha Carol Lee & Brian Apatoff David Lopez Kimberly Manocherian Mrs. Douglas B. Leeds Mark & Christa Lopez Mr. & Mrs. Alan M. Mantell Mr. & Mrs. Paul A. Leff Mr. & Mrs. Winston Lord Mr. & Mrs. John C. Marcon Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan Leigh Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Lorenz Luis R. Marcos, M.D. Mr. & Mrs. Paul N. Leitner Gerald & Barbara Loughlin Joseph Marger Molly Lemeris John J. Loughnane & Alexander R. Margulis & Hedvig Hricak Margulis Kurt F. Leopold Roseanne C. McConville Mr. & Mrs. Alberrto Mariaca Mr. & Mrs. Howard S. Lepow Pamela & Jeffrey Lovinger Mr. & Mrs. Morris Mark Mr. & Mrs. William Douglas Lese Mrs. Louis Lowenstein Maura L. Harway & Richard W. Mark Mr. & Mrs. Joshua A. Leuchtenburg Mr. & Mrs. Paul C. Lowerre Mr. & Mrs. Alan R. Marks II Robert Levande & Andrea Brown Charles F. Lowrey & Susan T. Rodriguez Livia Marotta Audrey & Henry Levin George T. Lowy Nicholas P. Marotta Betty & John Levin Ann Lozman & Jay Harris Ms. Michelle Marra & Mr. Jim Rizos

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75 $1,000 to Peter N. Marron Elizabeth McKenna Mr. & Mrs. George L. Miranda Donna E. Marshall Mr. & Mrs. Peter McNierney Linda Mirels $4,999 Keith Marsteller Heidi Neuhoff-McWilliams Mr. & Mrs. Joseph V. Missett III continued John Martin & Katherine Fitzhugh Samuel Means Beatrice H. Mitchell & Paul Sperry Renwick D. Martin Marianne Mebane Dara Mitchell Mrs. Terence Martin Julian & Annie Medina John W. Mitchell Charles Mathes & Arlene Graston Melissa Meeschaert Lauren C. Mitchell Robert & Rita Matthews Jane W. Meisel & Ronald C. Miller Mr. & Mrs. Paul R. Model Sir Deryck & Lady Maughan Mr. & Mrs. Gerard Meistrell Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Mogavero Mr. & Mrs. Adam E. Max Anita K. Meltzer Susan Moldow Mr. & Mrs. M. Anthony May Mr. & Mrs. Steven Mendelow Mr. & Mrs. Jean-Hugues Monier Nancy R. Mayer Rachel Haber & Ari Mentzel Mr. & Mrs. Michael Monk Jean Mayes Jennifer L. Mercer Mr. & Mrs. Thomas K. Montag Mr. & Mrs. Timothy P. Mayhew, Jr. Rebekah Mercer Mr. & Mrs. John Moon Mr. & Mrs. John Maynard Gregory & Audrey Meredith Margaret Nelson & Willard S. Moore Mayor’s Fund To Advance New York City Jennifer Mermel Mr. & Mrs. Rodman W. Moorhead III Bryan & Sarah Mazlish Paul Merrill Cynthia Morales Peter Mazzone Michele Stone Merson Joseph T. Morello Ms. Barbara McAllister Marney Mesch Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Morgado Nancy A. McAllister & Richard M. Card Mr. & Mrs. Paul Metselaar Charles F. Morgan Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd McAulay Metzger-Price Fund, Inc. Edith L. Morrill Mr. & Mrs. Patrick K. McBrien Mr. & Mrs. Neil Meyer Alan R. Morris Mr. & Mrs. Kevin McCaffrey Mr. & Mrs. Richard T. Meyer Melissa & Chappy Morris William McCarten Mr. & Mrs. William Michaelcheck Kathy & John Morrissey Stephanie & W. Carter McClelland Mr. & Mrs. Lee Michel Jay & Catherine Morrow Maria Antonia Paterno Paula Paster Michtom Mr. & Mrs. Lester S. Morse, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Thomas McDermott Michael F. Mikelic Mr. & Mrs. Stanley G. Mortimer III Karen L. McDonald Milbank Memorial Fund Jeffrey W. Moses, M.D. Kate McDonough Mr. & Mrs. Jeremiah Milbank III Mr. & Mrs. Oliver Moses Amanda McDorman Andrew Miller & Dianne F. Lob Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Moskin Mr. & Mrs. Michael McEvilly Mrs. Stanley R. Miller Jane May Moss Eileen M. McEvoy Claudia Miller Frances S. Moyer Trish McEvoy Mr. & Mrs. Corbin R. Miller Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan Patrick Moynihan Mr. & Mrs. Douglas H. McGee Elizabeth & Richard Miller Mr. & Mrs. Karlheinz Muhr Mr. & Mrs. Robert McGlarry Nicole Miller Maureen Mulheren Dextra Baldwin McGonagle Foundation, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Phillip B. Miller Shelley Mulitz Mr. & Mrs. Donald A. McGovern Sarah Miller Jan Mullen Douglas McGrath & Jane Read Martin Sherri Miller R. A. Muller Mr. & Mrs. Andrew J. McGuigan Mr. & Mrs. Nicolas Millhouse James Mulshine John D. McGurk Anita Minassian Mr. & Mrs. Robert Mulshine Christina Maria McInerney William Mindlin Kathleeen M. Mumma Amy B. McIntosh Alysse Minkoff Mr. & Mrs. Satoru Murase Arlene Price McKay Alison R. Minton Anja Murmann Colin McKechnie Joan E. Mintz & Robinson Markel Brian & Francie Murphy Patricia McKee & Donald E. Pease, Jr. Leslie Berman Mintz & Fredric J. Mintz Mr. & Mrs. Donald B. Murphy

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76 $1,000 to Mr. & Mrs. John Murphy Daniel Nir & Jill Braufman A. Richard Parkoff Mr. & Mrs. William Murphy Diane Allen Nixon Mr. & Mrs. Michael D. Parry $4,999 Mr. & Mrs. Grant Murray Tracy Nixon & James Lyle Carole Parsons Bailey continued Donna M. Muscari Lawrence Noe Mr. & Mrs. Gerard Pasciucco Mr. & Mrs. Robert Musiker Agnes F. Nolan Andrew Pascoe Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Muth David P. Nolan Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Patterson Betsy Myers & Evan Vosburgh Mr. & Mrs. Robert Nolan Mr. & Mrs. Michael E. Patterson Mr. & Mrs. Gregory D. Myers Mr. & Mrs. Robert Nolan Charles & Amber Patton Mr. & Mrs. Raymond King Myerson Mr. & Mrs. Charles Norris Mr. & Mrs. David Pauker Karen L. Naber The Northern Trust Company Lyn Paulsin Sandra & Harold Naborikawa Lorne & Judith Norton Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Biddle Paumgarten Mr. & Mrs. David Nadien Amie & Scott Nuttall Steven Pearce Mr. & Mrs. Peter A. Nadosy Mrs. Peter Obermann David P. Pearson Shannon Lowry Nagle Robert & Patricia O’Brien Rani & Charles Peck Erin Nalbandian Susan Ochshorn & Marc I. Gross Liliane & Norman Peck Paul Naour Mr. & Mrs. Paul M. O’Connor III Dr. Virginia Pellicci Leonard Nathanson Carmen Hooker Odom Marion E. D. Peng Nautilus Foundation, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Kevin J. O’Donohue Dr. & Mrs. Herbert Perlman Luis Navarro Maja Oeri Mr. & Mrs. Louis Perlmutter Mr. & Mrs. George A. Needham Mr. & Mrs. Howard Oestreich Mr. & Mrs. Jean R. Perrette Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Neff Ned S. & Amanda M. Offit Mr. & Mrs. Jean-Briac Perrette Mr. & Mrs. Metin Negrin Mr. & Mrs. James P. Offut, Jr. Regina S. Peruggi Mr. & Mrs. Chris Neimeth Mary S. Ogden William E. Peters, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Randolph Nelson Mr. & Mrs. Tim O’Hara Richard G. Peterson & Ellen S. Flamm Linda & Stuart Nelson Charles D. Olson Mr. & Mrs. Joe Petri Mr. & Mrs. Robert Nemo Heather F. Olson & Glenn E. Crotty Robert Petrie Ed Neppl & Scott Mitchell Jon H. Olson Mr. & Mrs. Richard B. Petrocelli Ruth Nerken Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Oneglia Renee K. Petrofes Jeanette Lerman Neubauer & Mr. & Mrs. George D. O’Neill Jim Pettus Joseph Neubauer Brent Oppenheimer Mr. & Mrs. Brian C. Pfeifler Dorothy Neustadter Brian & Kimberly Orcutt Mr. & Mrs. Edmund Phelps New Orleans City Park Improvement Lida Orzeck Mr. & Mrs. Jason E. Phillips Association Ali Otstott Mr. & Mrs. Barrett Nelson Pickett The New York Community Trust Mr. & Mrs. John P. Overbay Samuel A. Pilcer & Grace C. Pilcer Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Newberger Claudia & Gunnar Overstrom Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Pinover Nancy Newcomb & John Hargraves Mr. & Mrs. Robert O. Owens Laura Pintchik Conde Nast Publications, Inc. Christine Pallares Stephanie Pistilli Howard & Maryam Newman Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Pantaleoni Mr. & Mrs. Ira Pittelman Mr. & Mrs. Josh Newman Mr. & Mrs. Neil Parachini Dr. & Mrs. W. Reid Pitts, Jr. Laurence Newman & Luisa Hunnewell Parents Association of the Calhoun Louis Pizzarello & Elizabeth Shane Suzanne Newman School, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Platt Susan Nickerson Avani Parikh Mr. & Mrs. William S. Plotch Mrs. Samuel Niedelman Alod L. Parisot Judith J. Plows Douglas L. Nigen Charles Parker Areta Podhorodecki, M.D. Mr. & Mrs. Bernard William Nimkin Steven M. Parker Mr. & Mrs. Louis Polk

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77 $1,000 to Ms. Terri E. Polk Peter J. Regna Mr. & Mrs. Robert Rosenman Ms. Carolina Portago Mr. & Mrs. Jack D. Rehm The Juliet Rosenthal Foundation, Inc. $4,999 Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence J. Portnoy Dr. & Mrs. Jay S. Reibel Andrew H. Rosenthal continued Sidney Lee Posel Angela M. Reid Michael Rosenthal Robin Conway Poulos Michael Reiff & Tatiana Simonova Monica & Philip Rosenthal Mr. & Mrs. Joel Powell Christina Reik Mr. & Mrs. E. John Rosenwald, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Donald A. Powers Dr. Stephanie B. Rein & Mr. Edward J. Stern James Rosenzweig Eric Prager Mr. & Mrs. Keith Reinhard William Roskin Marla Prather & Jonathan Schiller Phillip S. Reinstein Mr. & Mrs. Cye E. Ross Mr. & Mrs. Malcolm S. Pray, Jr. Shaya Reiter & Mandy Reiter Mr. & Mrs. James Ross Zachary Prensky Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey B. Reitman Mr. & Mrs. Stephen M. Ross Dr. & Mrs. Peter I. Pressman Paula & Ira Resnick Steven P. & Linda S. Ross Mr. & Mrs. Malcolm Price The Karl F. Reuling Fund Mr. & Mrs. Laurence B. Rossbach, Jr. William W. Priest & Katherine Bristor Katherine Rice & Peter Frishauf Mr. & Mrs. Jean-Pierre Rosso Lawrence Prince Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Rice Mr. & Mrs. Jon W. Rotenstreich Ron B. Prince & Mark Hartnett Mr. & Mrs. Bruce J. Richards Mr. & Mrs. William M. Roth Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Proskin Grace E. Richardson Susan Robbins & Sidney Rothberg Susan Ann Protter Mr. & Mrs. Michael E. Richman Mr. & Mrs. Philip Rothblum Mr. & Mrs. Theodore O. Prounis Michael Ridder & Linda Vance Steven J. & Robin Rotter Family Foundation Ms. Kimi C. Puntillo Virginia Ridder Carolyn & Marc Rowan Beverly M. Puris Neil C. Rifkind Mr. & Mrs. David Rowe Mrs. Richard I. Purnell Zibby & Andrew Right Mr. & Mrs. Carlos Manuel Ruiz Bambi Putnam Barbara J. Riley Anne Hammond Ruppe Mr. & Mrs. Derrick Queen Mr. & Mrs. Paul Pizzuto Mr. & Mrs. John P. Rustum Mr. & Mrs. Christopher C. Quick Mr. & Mrs. Rick Robbins Mr. & Mrs. Baird W. Ryan Thomas C. Quick Donald M. & Mary G. Roberts Joan L. & Reade H. Ryan Norma Quintero Greg Robertson Mr. & Mrs. T. Timothy Ryan Mr. & Mrs. Martin J. Rabinowitz Caroline Rocco & Barry Dennis Karen Marie Ryugo & James M. Burnosky Terri & Joe Rachelle Rockefeller Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Cristian SabellaRosa Lisa, Steve & Violet Radgowski Mrs. Nelson A. Rockefeller Elaine Saber Mr. & Mrs. Scott J. Radke Tara & Michael Rockefeller Ravi Sachdev & Megan Heanue Mr. & Mrs. Paul E. Raether Lynne Rodgers Mrs. Mortimer D. Sackler Dan Raffe James E. Rogers Mr. & Mrs. Warren Saft Mr. & Mrs. Harry Raftopoulos Mr. & Mrs. Theodore C. Rogers Deborah Sagner Eric C. Rahe Barbara & Robert Rohdie Bernard Salanie Teresa & Henry Ramallo John Rohs Alice Saligman Mr. & Mrs. Victor Rampertab Gerald T. Rolfe Barbara Saltzman Mrs. Francis F. Randolph, Jr. Joseph A. Rosalie Jeanine & Louis Salvatore Dr. & Mrs. Irwin Rappaport Mr. & Mrs. Robert Rosania Leslie B. Samuels & Augusta H. Gross Roslyn Raskin Elliott C. Rosch Mr. & Mrs. Mark J. Sandler Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Rattray Daniel & Joanna S. Rose Beatriz Dávila Santo Domingo Bennett Rechler David Rose & Gail Gremse Mr. & Mrs. Ken Sanzel The Reed Foundation, Inc. Ms. Lela Rose & Mr. Brandon Jones Michael Sarapa Mark E. Reed III & Daria D. Ilunga Mr. & Mrs. Barry S. Roseman Sasco Foundation Thomas W. Regan, Jr. Rosenheim Family Charitable Foundation Sidney Sass

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78 $1,000 to James Saunders Richard Seldes Mr. & Mrs. Talbott Simonds Mr. & Mrs. John F. Savarese Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Selkowitz Carl & Fay Simons $4,999 Allison B. Saxe Dr. & Mrs. Jay E. Selman Abby R. Simpson & Todd Mydland continued Elisa M. Scatena Robert Seminara Alok Singh & Mary Singh Mr. & Mrs. Henry Schacht Pamela S. Seymon Kristian & Jackie Siqueiros Robert H. Schaffer Jean L. Shafiroff Joseph A. Sirola Noah Schankler Mr. & Mrs. Irving Shafran Mr. & Mrs. James B. Sitrick Mr. & Mrs. Arnold A. Scharf Albert G. Shahugian Marious Sjulsen Mrs. George T. Scharffenberger Mr. & Mrs. Marvin R. Shanken Ms. Barbara Skor Mr. & Mrs. Stephen J. Scheffer Peter Shankman Elaine Slabe Mr. & Mrs. Larry Scheinfeld Amy Shapiro Patti Slobogin William R. Schermerhorn Neal B. Shapiro & Hyunyu Chang Judith & Charles Smith The Menemsha Fund Curt B. Sharp & Dean Stein Mr. & Mrs. Christopher C. Smith Mr. & Mrs. John Schiavetta Michael & Sara Shaw Mr. & Mrs. F. Randall Smith Sanford J. Schlesinger & Lianne Lazetera Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Sheehan Mr. & Mrs. Grant Smith Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Schloss Virginia Sheerin Mrs. Howard W. Smith Eleanore & Eugene Schloss Avery Marie Sheffield June Smith & Steve Pensinger Mrs. Walter J. Schloss Susan Sherkow The Honorable Lesly Smith Mrs. Mayra Schmidt Amy Sherman Mark Smith Pascale Schmidt Mr. & Mrs. Isaac Sherman Michael P. Smith Mr. & Mrs. Richard G. Schneidman Joan Sherman Mr. & Mrs. Randall Smith Ashlyn Schniederjans Mr. & Mrs. Michael Sherman Phyllis & Raymond W. Smith Andrew J. Schorr Ms. Renata Walter & Mr. Michael Sherman Ronald W. Smith Mr. & Mrs. Paul C. Schorr III Mr. & Mrs. Stephen C. Sherrill Clinton Smullyan Mr. & Mrs. Jake Schrader Jay Sherwood Mr. & Mrs. D. Edward I. Smyth Mr. & Mrs. George A. Schreiber, Jr. Gil Shiva Salli Snyder Mr. & Mrs. William J. Schrenk, Jr. Ellyn Shook Mr. & Mrs. Joseph G. Solari, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Ronald T. Schroeder Freeman A. Shore Edwin Lee Solot & Marie de Lucia Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan Schulhof Jennifer Shotwell Sheldon H. Solow Steven Schulman & Tracey Egan Alexandra W. Logue & Ian Shrank Mr. & Mrs. Richard Soloway Frances Myrick Schultz Barbara Karp Shuster Judith & Peter Som Mr. & Mrs. Michael Schumaecker Mr. & Mrs. Francis Sicart David G. Sommers Sara Lee & Alex Schupf Mr. & Mrs. Imran Siddiqui Mr. & Mrs. Robert Sorenson Schwab Charitable Gift Fund - Mr. & Mrs. Walter F. Siebecker Mr. & Mrs. Paul Soros Michael R. Bloomberg Sharon Nelson Siegel Isaac Souede Marjorie Moses Schwab Seth M. Siegel & Rachel S. Ringler Mr. & Mrs. Andrew D. Soussloff Joan C. Schwartz Mr. & Mrs. Lee Siegelson Mr. & Mrs. William G. Spears Nancy Schwartz Jonathan Siegfried & Marion Bachrach Margot & Hoyt Spelman Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Schwartz Mr. & Mrs. Richard Siklos Iva Spitzer William Schwartz, M.D. The Harvey & Lillian Silbert Foundation John P. Sposato Maggie Schwarz Mr. & Mrs. Micheal A. Silver Mr. & Mrs. Davin Staats William C. Scott Mr. & Mrs. Noah H. Silverman Lauren & Preston Stahl Dr. & Mrs. Thomas P. Sculco Mr. & Mrs. Larry A. Silverstein Natalie Cass Stange Thomas & Ann Seifert Jacqueline Albert Simon The Honorable & Mrs. Craig Stapleton Russell & Frances Selby Mr. & Mrs. Peter Noel Simon Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan C. Stapleton

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79 $1,000 to Mr. & Mrs. John Stark Mr. & Mrs. Charles O. Svenson Lydia Touzet Richard J. Stark Susan Sweet & Robert Nieuwenhuizen Mr. & Mrs. Robert Towler $4,999 Carolyn Starmann James R. Swenson Marree S. Townsend continued Sonya Starr Mr. & Mrs. Michael Swenson Henrietta & Scott Trachsel Tama Starr Szilvia Szmuk-Tanenbaum Vincent A. Trantolo Mr. & Mrs. Peter Stavropoulos Paul J. & Chandler M. Tagliabue Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Traugott Becky Diamond & Jamie Stecher Sone Takahara Dr. & Mrs. Alex Traykovski The Fred Stein Family Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Randolph S. Takian William W. Traylor Mr. & Mrs. Martin Stein, Jr. Phil Talkow Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Treadway Mr. & Mrs. Michael Steinberg Priscilla M. Tamkin Mr. & Mrs. Charles R. Tribbitt Fred Bratman & Robin Steinberg Mr. & Mrs. Robert Tannenhauser Kathleen H. Tripp Alan Stephenson & Shannon Kennedy Mr. & Mrs. David A. Tanner Helen M. Truax Mr. & Mrs. George E. Stephenson II Sharzad & Michael Targoff Litsa D. Tsitsera Sherri Stephenson Amy & Jeff Tarr, Jr. Lana Turner Mr. & Mrs. Emanuel T. Stern Mr. & Mrs. John R. Tassini Robert L. Turner Howard & Miriam Stern Amanda Taylor Anthony & Amy Tutrone Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Stern Jean E. Taylor Nolan Tzou & Christina Ying Steven Julius Foundation, Inc Mary Rose Taylor Donna M. Uher & Arthur E. Imperatore Mr. & Mrs. Whitney Stevens Peter R. Taylor Evan W. Uhlick & Ashton B. Abbot Lief Stiles Brynn Thayer United Way of Tri-State Inc. Elizabeth H. Stinchcomb Mr. & Mrs. Steven M. Theede Saul Unter Mr. & Mrs. Walter Stingle Thendara Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Thomas I. Unterberg Terry & Peter Stockman Joseph Michael Thomas II Mr. & Mrs. Scott Urdang Linda & Neal Stoll Fern & Michael Thomas Brian Urkowitz Patricia H. Grodd & Michael S. Stone Sava Thomas & Roger W. Thomas Dr. & Mrs. Carlos D. Urmacher Noreene Storrie & Wesley McCain Anne E. Thompson Mr. & Mrs. James A. Urry Natasha & Richard Stowe Vance Thompson Mr. & Mrs. Antonio Ursano, Jr. Virginia K. Stowe Theresa S. Thompson Mr. & Mrs. Marc A. Utay Robert G. Strachan Mr. & Mrs. Nathaniel C. Thorne Mr. & Mrs. Alper Uyanik Vivienne Strauchen Alice M. Thorpe Mr. & Mrs. Renato Valente Susan F. Strauss Sally A. Thurston Mr. & Mrs. Lewis van Amerongen Mr. & Mrs. Thomas W. Strauss Mrs. George H. Tilghman Mr. & Mrs. Archbold D. Van Beuren Mr. & Mrs. Geoffrey Strong Mr. & Mrs. Gavin Timoney Jean-Paul Van Den Berg Mr. & Mrs. Roger Strong Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Tirschwell Lois Van Deusen Mr. & Mrs. Michael Stubbs Jerry A. Tishman Mr. & Mrs. John H. van Merkensteijn R. David Sudarsky Barbara & Donald Tober Mr. & Mrs. Peter Van Olinda Mr. & Mrs. Charles M. Sukenik Mr. & Mrs. David M. Tobey Mr. & Mrs. Guy Van Pelt Anne R. & Patrick Sullivan Coralie S. Toevs Anne W. Van Rensselaer John P. Sullivan Mr. & Mrs. Bruce E. Toll Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Van Zijl Patricia Sullivan Mr. & Mrs. Maynard Toll Mr. & Mrs. Lee G. Vance Mr. & Mrs. R. Peter Sullivan III David Tolley & Nancy Lee Mr. & Mrs. William J. vanden Heuvel Arthur O. Sulzberger, Jr. William & Barbara Tomson Mr. & Mrs. Peter Vanderslice Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Sundheim Mr. & Mrs. Edward C. Topham Eugen Vartolomei James Sung Doug & Wendy Topkis Joseph & Loretta Vento William I. Sussman Whitney & Henry Topping Ann Vermes

 Cover Contents Partnership Craftsmanship Stewardship Visitor Experience Friendship Financials Lists Support Info  80 $1,000 to Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Verschleiser Mr. & Mrs. Frank Weil Mr. & Mrs. Ward W. Woods Carlin Vickery & James Capalino Theodore & Renee Weiler Foundation, Inc. James H. Worth $4,999 Meredith Vieira Marshall Weinberg Ashley & Matthew Wotiz continued Michael Viola Mr. & Mrs. Peter Weinberg Mr. & Mrs. D. Malcolm Wright Mr. & Mrs. Paul Vizcarrondo Mr. & Mrs. Robert F. Weinberg Doreen A. Wright Mr. & Mrs. Conrad Vlak Mr. & Mrs. Ralph E. Weindling Mr. & Mrs. Trevor J. Wright Guillermo & Maria Vogel Christopher K. Aidun & Susan E. Weiner Suzanne & Lester Wunderman The Volcker Family Foundation, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Steven J. Weinreb Suzanne & Ravi Yadav Grace Lyu Volckhausen Andrew Weinrich The Gordon Foundation Mary Ellen & Karl von der Heyden Audry & Alex Weintrob Jackie & Mark Yale Mrs. Franz von Ziegesar Jonathan G. Weiss & Barbara Asch George M. Yeager Leslie B. Vosshall & Kevin J. Lee Nicole Werner Mr. & Mrs. Aaron Yeary Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Wacaster Mr. & Mrs. Pieter Wernink Kimberly Yellin & Marc D. Stern Mr. & Mrs. Donald A. Wagner Marissa C. Wesely & Frederick Hamerman Altan Yenicay & Kimberly Kram Mr. & Mrs. George P. Wagner, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Bernard West Yliana Yepez De Gill & Rafael Gill Marsha Wagner Mr. & Mrs. Andrew H. Wetenhall Mr. & Mrs. Steven Yevoli Mr. & Mrs. Sadek Wahba John P. White Mr. & Mrs. Michael D. Yon Mr. & Mrs. Frederick J. Wahl Laura Whitman & Thomas Danziger Mr. & Mrs. John E. Young Mr. & Mrs. George Wailand Nina & Michael Whitman Nancy Lazar & George Zachar Mrs. Terri Bantle Walker Anthony Whittemore Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Zacklin Thomas R. Wall IV Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Wholey IV Mr. & Mrs. Stephen A. Zammarchi Ian G. Wallace Dr. & Mrs. Robert D. Wickham Liza Zaneri Mr. & Mrs. Peter Wallace Lawrence Wieman & Lief Sannen Gail Zauder Alex & Martha Wallau Mr. & Mrs. Malcolm H. Wiener John Zeiler James Wallick Mr. & Mrs. Jarvis Wilcox Mr. & Mrs. Stefan R. Zellmer Mr. & Mrs. Garrett A. Walls Mrs. B. Robert Williamson Mr. & Mrs. James C. Zelter David J. Walsh Robin G. Willner Baroness Mariuccia Zerilli-Marimo & Joseph F. Walton Mr. & Mrs. David Willson Mr. Massimo Soncini Mr. & Mrs. Ali Edward Wambold Gertrude de G. Wilmers Mr. & Mrs. Dirk Ziff Dr. Karl M. F. Wamsler Dr. Philip D. Wilson, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Zimmerman Stark C. Ward Mr. & Mrs. Charles Winn Ron & Jane Zimmerman Mr. & Mrs. Saul Waring David Winter Mr. & Mrs. Richard S. Zinman Cecille Wasserman Alan & Hope Winters Susan Zohn Thomas W. Watts Harold & Judith Witkow Mr. & Mrs. Adam Zoia Charlotte C. Weber Mr. & Mrs. Erving Wolf Iva Zoric John C. Weber Mr. & Mrs. William T. Wolf Suzan Moore Zoukis Wechsler Foundation Carol Wolfe Roy Zuckerburg Patricia M. Weeks Frances L. Wolfson Mr. & Mrs. Henry J. Zwicky Christine Weiher Michael H. Wolk Mr. & Mrs. Edward W. Weikert Ms. Kelly Sidley & Dr. Adam Wollowick

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81 Corporate (Gift, Pledges, Pledge Payments made July 1, 2011 – June 30, 2012)

$1 Million Chase J.P. Morgan and Over

$500,000 to Alcoa Foundation Bloomberg $999,999 mcgarrybowen

$250,000 to WABC-TV Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP $499,999

$100,000 to Christie’s Charity, Inc. New York Road Runners Club Warner Bros. Pictures Ernst & Young, LLP Tiffany & Co. $249,999 Goldman Sachs Gives Time Warner, Inc.

$50,000 to Bank of America Consolidated Edison Company of $99,999 New York, Inc. UrbanDaddy

$25,000 to Allen & Company Gotham Artists LLC Richemont North America American Express Foundation HSBC USA, Inc. Tishman Speyer Properties $49,999 Brooks Brothers Metromedia Company Troutman Sanders LLP Brown Harris Stevens Operative Media, Inc. Van Cleef & Arpels, Inc. Douglas Elliman Property Management REI (Recreational Equipment, Inc.) The Walt Disney Company

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82 $10,000 to Anonymous Credit Suisse The Pierre New York, A Taj Hotel ACE American Insurance Co Prudential Douglas Elliman The Plaza, A Fairmont Managed Hotel $24,999 AEG Live Emilie O & Company, Inc. Point Harmony LLC Bike New York, Inc. The Estée Lauder Companies Inc. The Related Companies The Bloomingdale’s Fund of First Eagle Investment Management Rudin Management Company, Inc. the Macy’s Foundation General Atlantic Partners LLC Saks Fifth Avenue BMW Group Goldman, Sachs & Co. Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation Harney & Sons Tea Corp. SLS Abstract LLC The Capital Group Companies Charitable ING Financial Services, LLC. Sony Corporation of America Foundation Jack Resnick & Sons, Inc. Super Soccer Stars Century Road Club Association Japan Day, Inc. Van Eck Global CHANEL Marvel Eastern Productions LLC Viacom DIOR McKinsey & Company Welding Works Inc. Clayton, Dubilier & Rice, LLC News Corporation West Side Soccer League Cooper Square Realty Oasis Children’s Services LLC Xerox Corporation The Corcoran Group Pershing Advisor Solutions Young & Rubicam Foundation

$5,000 to Avon Products, Inc. Goldin New York Inc. Nederlander of New York, Inc. Banfield, The Pet Hospital Goodstein Management LLC Network For Good $9,999 Barclay Investments, Inc. Lou Hammond & Associates New York Croquet Club, Inc. BAS Management LLC Hotel Wales New York Fast Pitch League CBIZ MHM, LLC JetBlue Airways Corporation Nightingale-Bamford School CBS Productions Just Give Penmark Management, LLC Climate Leadership Group For Cities LLC The Law Offices of Stuart A Smith PetSmart Coach Foundation Lord Abbett & Co. Young & Rubicam Corbin Capital Partiners, L.P. The Lukens Company Snaptracs, Inc. DnB NOR Bank March Boutique LLC Stribling & Assoc., Ltd. DWSS Midboro Management Inc. Thomson Reuters Essex Investment Management Milly LLC Universal Network Television LLC Fiduciary Trust International Milton Hoffman Co. Vertical Projects LLC Freshpet Morgan Stanley Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz Geller & Company LLC NATIXIS TWC Media Solutions, Inc. Goldfarb & Fleece LLP NBC Studios, Inc.

$1,000 to 110 Central Park South Anchin, Block & Anchin LLP Caravaggio 21 East 90th Apartments Corporation Andrew Pascoe Flowers, Ltd. Cartier $4,999 20th Century Fox Film Corporation The Artists Company Champion Industries, Inc. 6 D Land Co., LLP B+H Company Charles Schwab ABC Studios, Inc. BlackRock Matching Gift Program Chloe Abigail Kirsch Culinary Productions Bonanza Productions Inc. Circa Jewels

 Cover Contents Partnership Craftsmanship Stewardship Visitor Experience Friendship Financials Lists Support Info  83 $1,000 to Clinton Park Stables Associates, LLC Judith Ripka Creations, Inc Purge Corcoran Sunshine Marketing Group Kahn Brothers & Co., Inc. Rachel Hovnanian Art LLC $4,999 Creative Public Relations Kantor Anguilla LLC Relish Caterers continued Deutsche Bank Americas Foundation King Penguin Properties, LLC Roger Vivier Doris Duke Charitable Foundation KK Ltd RSA USA, Inc. EnergyRICH Coaching Inc. Kobra International Ltd. Rumiko Hirose, Inc. Exclusive Resorts Lakewood Brothers Productions, LLC SavATree Exxon Mobil Foundation The Law Office of Stan G. Horowitz Silverstein Properties, Inc. Falcon Enterprises Associates, Inc. Leila Taghinia-Milani, Inc. The Sposato Companies, Inc. Feigen Advisors LLC Lela Rose Stamford Tent & Party Rental First Republic Bank On Location Tours Steel Pier Capital Advisors Florida Crystals Corporation Lockbox Productions Sterling Resources Flower Construction Lord & Taylor Stony Creek Capital Fortress Investment Group LLC Macquarie Group Ltd. Stop & Stor Charitable Fund Friman & Stein, Inc. MARS Snackfood US, LLC Suzanne Newman, Inc. Ghibli Media Productions, Inc. McGraw-Hill Corporation TFS Movie LLC Golden Touch Imports, Inc. Memrie Lewis Landscape Design LLC Time Inc. Google Mesa Films Inc. Top Dog Inc Charles H. Greenthal Realty Microsoft Giving Campaign Program Tourmalet Advisors, LP Greenwich Village Funeral Home Millenium Tower Triple Crown Sports, Inc. Gumley-Haft MJZ The Trump Organization Halstead Property LLC The Moody’s Foundation UBS Financial Services Hello! North Six, Inc. UBS Foundation Darren Henault Interiors Inc. The Olcott Versailles FDN Giverny Holborn Corporation Oscar de la Renta W. P. Carey & Co. Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Park Millenium/Lincoln Square Condo Watts Capital Partners IBM Corporation Parkoff Operating Corp. Webster Light Grant Communications, LLC ING Foundation Perry Capital LLC Western Union Foundation Interpublic Group Pfizer Foundation The Whittier Trust Company J. Crew Inc. Prestige Mills, Inc. Woodridge Productions, Inc., Jan Hird Pokorny Associates, Inc. The Prudential Foundation Ziff Brothers Investments

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84 David Abelson Devon Everhart Kathy Pike Team Central Park Jennifer Ahn Heather Georges Ashlyn Schniederjans Kendra Alcock Ron Haney Lauren Sherwin Victor Alvarez Greg Harfst Marious Sjulsen Kaitlyn Archambault Rita Hoard Daniel Stepman Sasha Bernstein Michael Holland Duncan Stutterheim Edward Binnie Joanie Hosp James Sung James Brooks Merrill Indoe Yves Taillieu Duncan Clauss Cindy Ketchum David Tolley Brian Conologue Fritz Kundrun Bruno Vande Vyrere Lisa Cornelio Kathryn Law Michael Viola Betsy Curran Anthony Mazzone Lynn Wysolmierski-Abelson Marie Daniels Jenn McGuigan David Zalman Stella Dee Jean Park

Anonymous (4) Dorothy A. Borg Charles W. Dunn Olmsted Society David B. Acker Lisa M. Bosse Helene B. Eiber Mr. & Mrs. Gino Alaimo Dorothy Bracey & Tom Johnson Diana Elton Radway Mary Christine Andrews Gerald L. Bray Phoebe J. Epstein Elizabeth Apley Mrs. Charles E. Brenauer Robert A. & Elaine Erlandson Barbara J. Appel LeMerle Brinkley Olive Evans Scott Archer Pauline H. Brooks Mr. & Mrs. James H. Evans Robert Ardini Teresa F. Brooks Mary Ellen Fahs Areta M. Arlen Mr. & Mrs. Albert Bukszpan Bayla K. Falber Winifred Armstrong Richard A. Burgheim & Ricki Fulman Judy Farkas Janet Baker Lois A. Burke Pauline Feingold Frank Bamberger Joy H. Chaillou Elaine Reiman Fenton, Ph.D. Iris Barad Helen V. Chaplin Dennis R. Ferguson Karen Barnett Bertha Chase Stephen W. Fillo Henrie Jo Barth Mr. Mark K. Childress Dick Flamm Arlene A. Bartlow John D. Claypoole Mary A. Flannery Vida H. Beaven Jean Clement Dr. & Mrs. Kenneth W. Franklin Mr. & Mrs. Maurice J. Bendahan Ruth L. Cohen Vera Freeman Susanna Berger Mr. & Mrs. Theodore Cohn Deborah L. Friant Dr. Bernard Berkowitz Thais Cohrone Lois Gartlir Mr. & Mrs. Marco B. Bianchi Anne Collier Barry Geller Carl Bilyeu The Octagon Fund in Community Funds, Inc. Theresa J. Germaine Martin L. Birnbaum & Myra Weiss Margot Collins Jane A. Gil Barbara E. Bishop Reverend Alma Daniel Richard Gilder & Lois Chiles Janet L. Blau Marquette de Bary Marianne Johnson Gill Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey R. Boffa H. Bruce Deal Barbara A. Gillette Colette Bonsard Albert Deveraux Gilbert W. Glass

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85 Virginia Holden Glover Miriam & Steven Hyman Norma McMillan & Robert McLaughlin Olmsted Society Mae Goffe * Joyce A. Hyon Samuel Menashe continued Ms. Lynn Goldfine Barbara Idzerda Vivian & Edward Merrin Dr. Susanna Goldstein Mr. & Mrs. Justin B. Israel Mr. & Mrs. Leon Metz Ms. Phyllis Goodfriend Anita & Robert Jacobson Carol H. Michaels Mr. & Mrs. Peter B. Goodrich Irma B. Jaffe Kay Michaels Antoinette & Bernard Grant Mr. & Mrs. Michael Janicki Ann D. Michell Nancy R. Greenberg James Ernest Jarnagin Karen Michelsen Thomas M. Griffing Carmen Jerome-Parks Mr. & Mrs. Leigh M. Miller Edward Grombacher & Ilona Swaring Theresa M. Johnson Samuel L. Miller Mrs. Arthur S. Guilder Richard Kagan Fran H. Miller Catherine Guillory Carolyn Kane Saul Mines Lee Haber David M. Kaplan Deborah A. Monk Helen M. Hacker David I. Karabell & Paula Moss Mr. Arthur Moore Shelley Ann Hainer Susan Lynn Katz Mr. & Mrs. Patrick A. Morgan Howard E. Hallengren Mr. & Mrs. Herbert J. Katz Evelyn Morgenbesser Mr. & Mrs. Paul Hammond Arlene Katz Leonora Morrison Mr. & Mrs. Charles W. Haney Allen M. Katz Mr. & Mrs. Paul A. Murphy Dr. & Mrs. Leonard C. Harber Sandra Kazinski Marjorie Naughton Josie Harkness Lorna Kelly Ruth L. Nelson Ruth Ann & William F. Harnisch Cynthia Kelman Karen J. Nelson Mr. & Mrs. Robert Harper Dr. Barbara Kenner R. Neuber Mrs. Morton B. Harris Mr. & Mrs. Donald T. Keys Marcia Newfield Nancy L. Harris Jeffrey Kindley Robert K. Niddrie Allison Hart Mr. & Mrs. Dong Kingman, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Peter Norton Robert G. Hartmann Stephen Kirschenbaum Paula Offricht Joan L. Hasner Mr. & Mrs. Lansing Lamont Doris M. Ohlsen Dr. Charles R. Hayes Marcia A. Lapham Mr. & Mrs. Richard Ohrstrom Andree M. Hayum Wendy Larsen Karen O’Keefe Mary D. Herberich Grace Leight Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth S. Olshan John L. Herbert Frank Lettley Susan Orbach Judith F. Hernstadt Gerardo Levy Lida Orzeck Judith Heustein Jessica Lichtner Mrs. William H. Osborn Rev. Mr. William J. Hill Margery Lipton Emy Otani Andrea E. Hill Arthur S. Liss Muriel Peters Mr. & Mrs. John L. Hirsch Bernadette Lynch Barbara P. Peterson Karen L. Hobson Virginia Lyon Robert Petrie Mr. & Mrs. Ronald E. Hoffman Janet Mardfin Dr. & Mrs. Paul J. Poppers Dore Hollander Kathi Marks Desmonde Printz Mr. & Mrs. Richard Holman Dr. & Mrs. Paul Marks Andrea W. Raskin Daniel W. Homan Marion M. Maybank Ruth Reel Mary Hudson Helene H. McCarty Christina Reik William P. Huxley, Jr. Charles F. McCown Laura Bemben Ressner Frieda Hyman John C. McGuire Carol Rial & Steven Mau * deceased

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86 Michele Risa Dr. & Mrs. David Searles Mrs. Jane Susskind-Narins Olmsted Society Dr. Josephine Rogers Murray R. Secher James R. Swenson continued Barbara & Robert Rohdie Richard Seff Phillips Talbot Mr. & Mrs. Theodore C. Rogers Cecily C. Selby Shirley Glubok Tamarin Janet L. Ross Norman C. Selby & Melissa Vail Judith Thatcher Alan Rothfeld Carole L. Shear, M.D. Joseph Michael Thomas II Ravi Rozdon Annette Shear Theresa S. Thompson Sue Rudman Virginia Sheerin Dorothy Belle Thornton Ann Russell Mrs. Gloria Silver Jerry A. Tishman Diane Russell Mr. & Mrs. Sidney Simon Raymond W. Townsend Joan Sachs Randall Sloan Aileen Ward Mr. & Mrs. Shoji Sadao Susan Smith Juliet R. Turner Isabel Sadurni James Thurmond Smithgall Mr. & Mrs. Renato Valente A & J Saks Foundation, Inc. Jo Sokolski Foundation Nina Rosenwald, Elizabeth & Michael L. Samuels Edwin Lee Solot & Marie de Lucia Michael Varet, Alice Rosenwald Janice Sands Judith & Peter Som Virginia Hoge Verwaal Michael J. Santaferrara Gary A. Soren Elizabeth Voigt Lorna J. Sass Lawrence B. Spector Patricia M. Volk Blitzer Mr. & Mrs. Robert Sawyer Margot & Hoyt Spelman Carol M. Waaser Allison B. Saxe John P. Sposato Aileen Ward Alvin Schechter Mr. & Mrs. William H. Squier Mrs. Allen Wardwell Philip Scheffler Nancy Starr Cynthia Webster David J. Schnabel & James F. Minter Judith Steckler Richard Weil The New York Community Trust - Catherine Potter Marshall Weinberg Schneiderman Family Fund Rhoda Stern Jane Weiser & Karl R. Knobelsdorf Margaret A. Schuette Mr. & Mrs. David W. Stewart Margery K. Westin Rosa L. Schupbach Terry & Peter Stockman Barbara A. Withers Schwindeman-Romano Family Robert G. Strachan Howard S. Yaruss Mr. & Mrs. Henry J. Scott The Dorothy Strelsin Foundation Anita Zacharias Michael J. Seaberg Christopher Stromee Mrs. Miriam Troop Zuger

Marilyn Calderwood & Dodge Olmsted Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Joseph Mr. & Mrs. Kevin J. O’Donohue Women’s Wendy N. Carduner Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Kennedy Mrs. Charles D. Peebler, Jr. Mrs. Jonathan Churchill Thomas G. & Sheila C. Labrecque Virginia Ridder Committee Mrs. Howard L. Clark Charitable Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Guy N. Robinson Diane C. Dunne Mr. & Mrs. Richard Lightburn Mr. & Mrs. Theodore C. Rogers Olmsted Society Mr. & Mrs. Georald P. Gehman Dr. & Mrs. Paul Marks Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Varet Mae Goffe * Betsy Messerschmitt Mr. & Mrs. H. Joseph Witte Mr. & Mrs. William B. Harrison, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Joseph V. Missett III

* deceased

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Agnes Varis Trust Estate of Ruth Herdegen Estate of Leonard Lazarus Estate Gifts Estate of Brooke Russell Astor Estate of Robert Mayer Immerman Estate of Jane L. Mali Estate of Henry Balter Estate of James E. Jarnagin Estate of Evelyn Page Estate of Myron Brenton Estate of Antoinette Johnson Estate of Russell Lawrence Rhodes Estate of Helen V. Chaplin Estate of Paul M. Jones Estate of Yury Rubinovich Estate of Rakesh Chawla Estate of Jules L. Klein Vermes Family Estate of Robert I. Goldman Estate of Evelyn H. Lauder

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88 Elizabeth S. Alster Jeffrey Brian Hodes Sally Menke In Memoriam Sever Anghel Siri Hotson Ann Perillo Christine Ballifard Anders Hultman Fran & Joe Rechtschaffen Henry Balter Stanley Hura Jonathan Roman Cecilia P. Battista Leah & William Hyman Esther Rozenholc Jean Belfer Bob Immerman Mrs. Mortimer D. Sackler Robert Pascal Boalch Jerome Jaffe Julio Mario Santo Domingo Amid Capeci Joe Janovic H. Parkin Saunders Jennie Tarr Coyne Shui-Man Kam Steve Scammell Richard Daines Christine Kang-Hui William W. Scanlan, Sr. Valerie H. Delacorte Anne Kaufman Geraldine Belfer Schleifer Emma Dorling Phil Kearney Irwin Schneiderman Karen Dressner Meghan Joan Kelly Marilyn Sharp Dora Dubsky Elsie Kirby Alexander & Aina Shields Mrs. Robert J. Eigen Joan Kleinman Max Shinohara Andrew Embiricos Francis “Tim” Knapik Margot & Nicholas Singer Lou & Ilene Engelmayer Gail Koff Marty Sohmer Harry L. Epstein Becky I.T. Lim Lori Gail Stober Frederick T. Faust Chris Lin Ramona Sierra Suarez Janet C. Fisher Sidney Manes Yukihiko Tanino Norman Freeman Irina Marouchkina Shelley Uva Anita & Abraham Fremson Don Meredith Elizabeth Glassford Vacca Eugene & Geraldine Friedman Elizabeth Mezzacappa Yvonne Helen Vega Jason Gwozdz Maria Veronica Monge Marquez Roger K. Webster Suzanne Hart Doris Harvey Moss Joseph A. Winokur Linda Reiss Heffner Brian Mulshine Linda Wueste Stephen Heighton Kaitlin Novak Marion Stebbins Heydt Peter Obermann

Anonymous Carlene Larsson Paul F. Heymann Honorary Jan Anderson Jamie Davidovich Nelson Hitchcock The Fred Barbara Family Kevin & Ryan Connelly Edward & Olivia Jane Bayard Mark Durliat Carol Kaye Wendy J.Belzberg & H. Strauss Zelnick Bambi Felberbaum Roger Keating Elsa & Jacob Bratman Lyn & Leigh Feldman Michael J. Kennedy Noreen Buckfire Jay Furman Eden Grace Kluger Nancy Citron Eric & Carol Gerst Stewart Lane Beverly Clark Richard Gilder & Lois Chiles Yvonne Lau Rebecca & Todd Cohen Diana S. Goldin Jennifer Lavin Samara & Adam Cohen Mr. & Mrs. Budd S. Goldman Marsha & Neil Lawner Karen Kostroff Mr. & Mrs. Peter S. Gregory Alan E. Salz & Bradley Whitehurst Win Kooyker Lindsay Burn & Spencer Grimes Loic Mahe Julie Cummings Mamie Healey Mandarin Oriental, New York

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89 Bruce Miller Chris & Stevie Porterfield Terry Simunek Honorary James Hanbury & Anne Mills Pamela Powell Howard Solomon continued Gillain Minter Sandra Reece Richard Steinberg Nancy & Joe Missett Kate & William Rubin Leonard Stern Ruth M. Moiel & Karen Hoshowsky Nathan Hunt Dr. Gerald Stober Bertram M. Neufeld Janice M. Schiestl Cuc Le Virgina Perrette Marvin Schwartz Mary Wallach John Pershing & Travis Cinco Zofia Lianwen Wang & Haoyum Fan Louis Phillips Marlyne Sexton Sabrina Weinstein The Pilates Room Ronald Sherman Seymour Zises

21 Club Cloud Catering Le Pain Quotidien Gifts in Kind American Summits CMYK + White Lela Rose Anheuser-Busch Inc. Suzanne Cochran Lev Gorn Photograpy & Services Avenue Magazine Tammy Coil Kamie Lightburn Benoit The Container Store The Loeb Central Park Boathouse Bice Ristorante Cranwell Resort & Spa Luxurious Pet Supplies Bikram Yoga NYC Delicatessen Make Meanings Biscuits & Bath Pet Services, Inc. DEX New York Cosmetics, Inc. Magnolia Bakery BitchNewYork.com DoggyStyle NYC Maloney & Porcelli Blantyre Dr. Michelle Copeland Skin Care Mandarin Oriental BLT Prime Effy Jewelry Martin Scott Wines Bobbi Brown Cosmetics, Inc. Erika Bloom Pilates Plus The May Fair Hotel Brasserie Cognac The Estee Lauder Companies Inc. Maya Restaurant Brasserie Les Halles Fran Reiser Photography Melangerie, Inc Bridgewater Chocolate Fred’s Restaurant Metrotones Brooklyn Cyclones Gilt Milly LLC Brooks Brothers Gilt Groupe The Modern Bulldog Ball Club Gordon Ramsay at The London NYC The Naked Grape C.Wonder Mr. Lanny Grossman Natura Bisse Cafe 2 and Terrace 5 Houndz In The Hood New Leaf Restaurant Canine Cardio, Inc. Cathy Ingram New York Mets Canine Styles InterContinental New York Barclay New York Palace Wendy N. Carduner iStyle Originals North End Grill The Carlyle Hotel Ivy Bakery Oheka Castle Carol Wells Pet Portraits J. Crew Inc. The Palm Court at The Plaza Carolina Bucci Jazzmobile, Inc. Pampano Botaneria Chambers Hotel Joya, LLC Patricia Underwood Ciao Bella Gelato Cafe J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. Peeq Media Cipriani USA Junoon Pet It Forward Circa Jewels Ms. Lucille Khornak Petland Discounts CityView Racquet Club Julia Koch Yesim Philip Clos du Bois Le Cirque Physique 57

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90 Playwrights Horizons SoulCycle Tulsi Gifts in Kind Pomellato 741 Madison Avenue Corp. South Gate Type A Marketing Premier Pet Products Mr. & Mrs. Davin Staats Union Square Cafe & Services Recette Sue Barr Pohtography Union Square Hospitality Group continued Regent Esplanade Zagreb Super Soccer Stars Untitled Regent Palms Turks and Caicos Swifty’s Restaurant Velvet Palate Rosa Mexicano Tails Untold Victorian Gardens Scalamandre Silks, Inc. Tata Harper Skin Care WABC-TV Scribble Shop Tefco Wagwear SD26 Restaurant & Wine Bar Telepan Restaurant Wathne Ltd. Serafina Tequila Semental Wellness Natural Food For Pets Serendipity 3 Thalassa Restaurant Wollman Rink The Setai Fifth Avenue Tiffany & Co. Zio Ristorante Shiseido Cosmetics Lizzie Tisch The Zuri Collection Shoshanna Toloache 82 Sony USA Foundation Tonnie’s Minis

92nd Street Y Hampton Inn® Manhattan Plant Shed Park Perks Aveda Times Square North The Rose Club at The Plaza The Boathouse Café Haruko Foto Rouge Tomate Bikram Yoga Union Square Hilton Garden Inn® New York/ Sarabeth’s West Candle 79 West 35th Street Sephora Candle Café West Hilton New York Fashion District Shleppers Caudalie Vinotherapie Spa at The Plaza Hilton Times Square Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum Central Park Conservancy Online Store Il Cibreo Stone Rose Lounge Children’s Museum of Manhattan Hilton Garden Inn® Times Square Swedish Cottage Marionette Theatre The Champagne Bar at The Plaza Intercontinental New York, The Barclay Strollercize Dairy Visitor Center & Gift Shop La Boite en Bois Super Soccer Stars DoubleTree Suites® by Le Pain Quotidien Trump Ice Cream Parlor Hilton Times Square Loews Regency Hotel Tourneau DoubleTree® by Hilton Metropolitan Miriam Salat Warren Tricomi Hair Salon at The Plaza Ettia Holistic Day Spa MoonSoup YogaWorks Equinox Fitness Club Columbus Circle The Museum of the City of New York Victorian Gardens (Seasonal) FACE Stockholm The Plaza Boutiquee Veranda Magazine The Franklin Hotel The Plaza Hotel Velocity Sports Performance Givenik.com Penang Wollman Rink

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91 Women’s Committee Programs & Events (As of October 1, 2012)

Adopt-A-Bench Co-Chairmen Honorary Chairman Karen May Jennifer Rich Sheila Labrecque Tina Sloan-McPherson Elyse Newhouse Muffy Miller Leelee Brown Douglas Thomas Founding Chairman Susan Calhoun Alexandra Wernink Mrs. Phyllis Cerf Wagner * Vicki Foley Jessica Lee Lowrey

Frederick Law Co-Chairs Mrs. Robert D. Brown Conservator Tables Andrea Henderson Fahnestock Patti Chambers Virginia Apple Olmsted Amie James Jennifer & Bob Diamond Mrs. Thomas Bowers Julia Koch Diana Roesch DiMenna/Tania Higgins Mrs. Kenneth A. Buckfire Awards Luncheon Sheila Labrecque Andrea Henderson Fahnestock Marilyn Calderwood & Dodge Olmsted/ (May 2, 2012) Lizzie Tisch Richard Gilder & Lois Chiles Kathleen Perkal Jessica S. Guff Judith Carson Event Sponsor Jane Heller CHANEL Tiffany & Co. Cathy Brienza Ingram Suzanne L. Chute Honorees Amie James Mrs. Howard Clark Gillian Miniter Mrs. Robert Wood Johnson IV Con Edison J.P. Morgan Julia Koch The Corcoran Group Sheila C. Labrecque Suzi Keats Cordish Landmark Tables Mr. & Mrs. Richard S. LeFrak Norma T. Dana Stephanie Coleman/Amy Griffin Alexia Leuschen DIOR Judith-Ann Corrente Elyse Newhouse Douglas Elliman Anne S. Harrison Lizabeth A. Newman Linda W. Filardi Thomas L. Kempner, Jr. & Jenny Price Vicki Foley Katheryn Patterson Christine Schwarzman Sascha Greenberg Gillian & Sylvester Miniter Margaret Smith Linda R. Hobbs Jenny Paulson Lizzie & Jonathan Tisch Laurie B. Hodgson Donna D. Schwartz Tishman Speyer Sharon Jacob Olmsted Tables Elizabeth R. & Michael A. Varet Kristy Korngold Suzie Aijala Mary J. Wallach Mr. Michael A. Kovner & Adele G. Block Warburg Realty Partnership Mr. Jean Doyen de Montaillou Bloomberg Jill Lafer Kamie Lightburn * deceased

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92 Frederick Law Cynthia & Dan Lufkin Alexia Leuschen Florence Kaufman Gigi Mahon Kamie Lightburn Tom Kempner Olmsted Laurie Gordon Mandelbaum Gillian Miniter Eleanora Kennedy Jocelyn Markowitz/Elizabeth van Merkensteijn Jenny Paulson Nell Kleinschmidt Awards Luncheon Clare McKeon Peeq Media Kristy Korngold continued Mrs. Richard Mishaan Mrs. John R. Robinson Sheila Labrecque Mrs. Claus J. Moller/Mrs. David B. Philip Scalamandré Alexandra Lebenthal Mrs. Garrett Moran Donna D. Schwartz Lee Anderson Couture Naples Botanical Garden’s Sustaining Tiffany & Co. Karen LeFrak Leadership Council Lizzie Tisch Lela Rose Liz & Jeff Peek Wathne, Ltd. Memrie Lewis Ann Pyne/Betty Sherrill Kamie Lightburn Jennifer Rich 30th Anniversary Tribute Journal Supporters Stephanie Loeffler Abigail Kirsch Culinary Productions Sarah Robertson Lord and Taylor Suzie Aijala Allison Whipple Rockefeller/Mrs. Jay T. Snyder Cynthia Lufkin Andrew Pascoe Flowers LTD Mrs. Arthur Ross Milly Liz Atwood May and Samuel Rudin Family Foundation, Inc. Gillian Miniter Bloomingdale’s Saks Fifth Avenue Rosalind Myerson Marilyn Calderwood Mrs. Bernard L. Schwartz Elyse Newhouse/Jennifer Rich Noreen Buckfire/Muffy Miller Leah Swarzman Northern Trust Caravaggio Michelle Swarzman Oscar de la Renta Cartier Mrs. Wilmer J. Thomas, Jr. Nancy Paduano Patti Chambers Julia Merck Utsch Toni Peebler CHANEL Van Cleef & Arpels, Inc. Liz Peek/Mikel Witte Chloe Sue Ann Weinberg Yesim Philip Circa Jewels Julia Power Weld Bonnie Pope Suzanne Cochran Mrs. Sarah G. Wolfe Jenny Price Corcoran/Betsy Messerschmitt Nanar Yoseloff Vivian Queen Norma Dana Sarah Robertson Supporters Douglas Elliman Roger Vivier Elizabeth H. Atwood Eric Javits Pat & John Rosenwald Suzanne L. Chute Lise Evans Jill Ross Judith-Ann Corrente Exclusive Resorts Rudin Foundation Diana Roesch DiMenna Andrea Henderson Fahnstock Susan Rudin Andrea Henderson Fahnestock Vicki Foley Saks Fifth Avenue Linda W. Filardi Marjorie Fortgang SavATree Anne S. Harrison Liz Gardiner Donna Schwartz J.P. Morgan Samantha Gellert Isabel Shattuck Mrs. Florence Kaufman Anne Harrison Nancy Sipp Thomas L. Kempner, Jr. & Tracy Huff Margaret Smith Katheryn Patterson Rachel Hovnanian Stamford Tent Julia Koch J.Crew Stribling Nanette Laitman Sharon Jacob Suzanne Couture Millinery Evelyn Lauder Robyn Joseph U.S. Trust The Estée Lauder Companies Inc. Susannah Smetana Kagan

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93 Membership Co-Chairmen Anne Harrison M. Antonia Paterno-Castello Noreen Buckfire Cathy Ingram Tatiana Perkin Muffy Miller Simone Mailman Betsy Pitts Karen May Bambi Putnam Norma Dana Gillian Miniter Kara Ross Patti Fast Mary Moran Alexia Hamm Ryan Jessica Guff Rosalind Myerson Barbara Cirkva Schumacher Vicki Foley

Perimeter Co-Chairmen Gina Bartlett Rosalind Myerson Suzie Aijala Susan Calhoun Laura O’Donohue Association Jenny Price Denise Hoogland Jennifer Pinkos Judy Manocherian Bonnie Pope Honorary Chairman Carol McNierney Susan Rudin Toni Peebler Julie Miller Elizabeth Stribling Warren Miller

Perimeter East Side 956 Fifth Avenue 1140 Fifth Avenue Metropolitan Club (1 East 60th Street) 960 Fifth Avenue 1148 Fifth Avenue Association The Sherry-Netherland (781 Fifth Avenue) 965 Fifth Avenue 1150 Fifth Avenue The Knickerbocker Club (807 Fifth Avenue) 985 Fifth Avenue 1158 Fifth Avenue Supporters 800 Fifth Avenue 990 Fifth Avenue 1165 Fifth Avenue (in geographical order) 810 Fifth Avenue 993 Fifth Avenue 1270 Fifth Avenue 817 Fifth Avenue 998 Fifth Avenue 2 East 98th Street 820 Fifth Avenue 1001 Fifth Avenue The New York Academy of Medicine 825 Fifth Avenue 1010 Fifth Avenue (1216 Fifth Avenue) 4 East 66th Street 1020 Fifth Avenue The Jewish Museum (1109 Fifth Avenue) 2 East 67th Street 1025 Fifth Avenue The Mount Sinai Medical Center 857 Fifth Avenue 1035 Fifth Avenue (Fifth Avenue at 100th Street) 860 Fifth Avenue 1040 Fifth Avenue 215 East 68th Street 2 East 88th Street West Side Trump International Tower (1 Central Park West) 254 East 68th Street 1086 Park Avenue 15 Central Park West 2 East 70th Street Church of the Heavenly Rest 1 West 64th Street 912 Fifth Avenue (2 East 90th Street) 20 West 64th Street 211 East 70th Street 21 East 90th Street Holy Trinity Lutheran Church (3 West 65th Street) 920 Fifth Avenue 1107 Fifth Avenue 55 Central Park West 927 Fifth Avenue 1120 Fifth Avenue 65 Central Park West 936 Fifth Avenue 1125 Fifth Avenue 80 Central Park West 944 Fifth Avenue 1130 Fifth Avenue 88 Central Park West 945 Fifth Avenue 1133 Fifth Avenue 91 Central Park West 955 Fifth Avenue 1136 Fifth Avenue

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94 Perimeter 111 West 67th Street 13 West 89th Street South Side 135 Central Park West 285 Central Park West The Plaza Condominiums Association 145 Central Park West 295 Central Park West (1 Central Park South) 25 West 81st Street 300 Central Park West 40 Central Park South Supporters 230 Central Park West 320 Central Park West 106 Central Park South continued 239 Central Park West 325 Central Park West 110 Central Park South 241 Central Park West 336 Central Park West 120 Central Park South 20 West 86th Street 370 Central Park West 128 Central Park South 27 West 86th Street 372 Central Park West 150 Central Park South 40 West 86th Street 418 Central Park West New York Athletic Club 115 West 86th Street 425 Central Park West 222 Central Park South 144 West 86th Street 444 Central Park West North Side 251 Central Park West 455 Central Park West 301 West 110th Street 271 Central Park West 477 Central Park West 279 Central Park West 137 West 110th Street

Playground Co-Chairmen Alison Strong Aryn Grossman Yesim Philip Margot Takian Cena Jackson Partners Nyssa Kourakos Sharon Teles Tori Greenleaf Kempner Caroline Traugott Anna Kennedy Safir Honorary Chairman McDowell Winn Kristy Korngold Suzanne Cochran Ashley Wotiz Sarah Bennison Machiels Subcommittee Chairmen Michelle Marra Committee Mary Beth Adelson Denise McEvilly Virginia Apple Liz Victory Anderson Mary Kathryn Navab Jennifer Argenti Cristina Arnau Dara O’Hara Kathryn Beach Amy Beal Kathryn O’Neal-Dunham Margit Swenson Bluestein Adelina Wong Ettelson Mary Karen O’Shaughnessy Sarah Britton Jennifer Evans Jessica Oliver Leelee Brown Clarita Fodor Kelly Sidley Aileen Bruner Samantha Gellert Laine Siklos Claire Capello Paige Hardy Erica Silverman Ashley Christopher Kimberley Hutfilz Michelle Smith Shirin Christoffersen Sarah Kurita Amy Tarr Tate Cicala Paige Boller Malik Amanda Taylor Ranika Cohen Lara Marcon Mary Van Pelt Judy Collins Sarah McGee Nancy McCormick Vella Yliana Yepez De Gill Eby McKay Mary Vertin Kelly Gannon Ellen Offutt Elizabeth Villar Natalia Gottret Echavarria Rema Parachini Melissa Vlak Blair England Kate Pickett Amanda Waldron Angelique Marcil Famulak Vivian Kuan Queen Rosalind Wholey Heather Georges Jill Ross Wendy Yevoli Hannah Griswold Amy Schrader Nanar Yoseloff

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95 Conservancy Chairman Mary Beth Adelson Carole McDermott Susan Calhoun Aileen Bruner Maureen Mulheren Docents Judith Churchill Tara Rockefeller Founding Chairman Jane Koryn Kay Toll Jean Clark Kelly Mallon

Annual Family Party Party Co-Chairmen Jenny & Justin Green Michael & Hana Bitton Natalia Echavarria Aryn Grossman The Rev’d Dr. & Mrs. Andrew C. Blume (May 23, 2012) Adelina Wong Ettelson Rachel & Stan Horowitz Polly & Mike Brandmeyer Jennifer Evans Elizabeth Kumin Mr. & Mrs. Stuart Britton Clarita Fodor Sarah & Rocky Kurita Deborah Brown & Jefrey Pollock MK O’Shaughnessy Jennifer Bruder Lavin Angie Brown Kimberly Thurston The Clifford/Levy Family Genevieve & Peter C. H. Brown Kamie & Rich Lightburn Georgia & Nick Burger Honorary Chairman The O’Hara Family Diane Petroff Butensky Mariska Hargitay Valerie Ohrstrom Holly Cassin Family Sponsors Jill Ross & Paul Cole Shirin & Kasper Christoffersen Lise and Michael Evans Fiona & Eric Rudin Tate & Cris Cicala Jennifer and Peter Evans Jeanine & Louis Salvatore Lira & Jon Cohen Clarita and Alexander Fodor Jenna & Paul Segal Betsy & Andrew Cohen Kristy and Jonathan Korngold Talbott & Carter Simonds Ranika Cohen Nyssa Kourakos Milly by Michelle Smith Lisa & John Cokinos The Margaret and Daniel Loeb Amy Tarr Judy Collins – Third Point Foundation Yliana Yepez de Gill Lia & Eduardo Costa Mary Kathryn Navab Norris & Charlie Daniels Slide Supporters MK & David O’Shaughnessy Martin Dessoffy Travis Acquavella Yesim & Dusty Philip Ginger & Matthew Dontzin Mary Beth & Jonathan Adelson Kimberly & Charlie Thurston Lesley Tuft Dryden Mr. & Mrs. Reis L. Alfond Nanar & Tony Yoseloff Kathryn Dunham Kate & Christopher D. Allen Natalia Gottret Echavarria Kristin & Charles Allen Sandbox Supporters Gouri Orekondy Edlich Karen & Chris Amen Claire Capello Mr. & Mrs. Jon Emswiler Mr. & Mrs. Charles S. Anderson Vanessa Cornell Amanda Espy Elizabeth Victory Anderson Nancy & Dan Paduano Adelina Wong Ettelson Regina Gilgan Andrus Sharon & Tom Teles Angelique & Dow Famulak Rebecca & Darren Anikstein Jennie Foote Feldman Sprinkler Supporters Jennifer & John Argenti Michele & Gary Felsher Virginia & David Apple Cristina Arnau Laurel Fine Aileen & Foster Birch Alexandra & Andres Azpurua Charlotte Fishman Bismuth Lisa & Jeff Blau Sheri Lee Babbio Mr. & Mrs. Fred H. Fogel Jessica Cho Michael Bassett & Darren Henault Vicki Foley Andrea N. Culliford Amy & Carter Beal Elyssa Friedland Heather Hoyt Georges Diane & Chris Becker Jennifer Garrett

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Olmsted Visionaries Chairman Robyn Joseph Betsy Messerschmitt Wendy Carduner Eleanora Kennedy Nancy Missett

Daffodils and Tulips Co-Charimen Virginia Apple Sarah Robertson

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98 Special Events

Event Chairmen In-Kind Donations Autumn in Kitty & Tom Kempner Kate Pickett and Pickett’s Press Central Park Fiona & Eric Rudin New York Road Runners (November 10, 2011) Gillian & Sylvester Miniter Suzanne & Woody Johnson

Taste of Summer Trustee Chairmen Le Cirque Martin Scott Wines Jay Mandelbaum Maloney & Porcelli Physique 57 (June 6, 2012) Norman Selby Maya Tequila Semental New Leaf Restaurant and Bar Velvet Palate Host Committee Pampano Botaneria Selmin Arat Recette Silent Auction Ashley Baker Staats 21 Club SD26 Restaurant and Wine Bar Mario Buatta Alta Restaurant & Wine Bar Serafina Jill Lafer Bice Ristorante Serendipity 3 Alexandra Lebenthal Bikram Yoga NYC Swifty’s Restaurant Patrick McMullan Blantyre Thalassa Gillian Miniter Bobbi Brown Cosmetics The Palm Court at The Plaza Valia & Metin Negrin Brooklyn Cyclones Toloache 82 Randi Schatz Brooks Brothers Tulsi Nancy Sipp C. Wonder Zio Ristorante Alexandra & Kevin Wilson Carolina Bucci Taste Café Chambers Hotel Restaurants (hosted by Danny Meyer’s Union Square Cipriani USA 21 Club Hospitality Group) Circa Armani Ristorante The Cafes at MoMA CityView Racquet Club Benoit North End Grill The Container Store Bice Ristorante The Modern Cranwell Resort BLT Prime Union Square Café Dex New York Cosmetics, Inc. Brasserie Cognac Union Square Events Dr. Michelle Copeland Skincare Brasserie Les Halles Untitled Effy Jewelry Bridgewater Chocolate LLC Erika Bloom Pilates Plus The Carlyle Restaurant In-Kind Donations Gateways Piano Bar The Central Park Boathouse American Summits Gilt.com Ciao Bella Gelato Anheuser-Busch Gordon Ramsey at The London NYC Circo Avenue Magazine InterContinental New York Barclay Delicatessen Bikram Yoga NYC International Cosmetics and Perfumes Gilt Dr. Michelle Copeland Skin Care J.Crew Ivy Bakery Marc Wilson Design Jon Stewart Junoon

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99 Taste of Summer JOYA New York Knicks Shakespeare & Co J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. New York Mets Shiseido Cosmetics America continued Le Pain Quotidien New York Palace Shoshanna Lela Rose Oheka Castle Sony Pictures Entertainment Lev Gorn Photography Pampano Botaneria SoulCycle Lucille Khornak Photography Pat La Frieda Meat Preveyors Sue Barr Photo Má Pêche Physique 57 Tata Harper Skin Care Mandarin Oriental, New York Playwrights Horizons Telepan The May Fair Hotel, London Pomellato Tiffany & Co. Maya Recette Type A Marketing Mayflower Inn and Spa Regent Esplanade Zagreb Union Square Hospitality Group Melangerien Inc. Regent Palms in Turks and Caios WABC-TV Million Dollar Quartet Sedgwick Zio Ristorante Milly by Michelle Smith Serafina Natura Bisse Serendipity 3 Nayara Hotel, Spa & Gardens The Setai Fifth Avenue

I Heart Central Park Greensward Circle Chairman In-Kind Donations Evan Uhlick The Naked Grape (February 15, 2012) Cloud Catering Tonnie’s Minis

Greensward Circle Chairman In-Kind Donations Evening in Evan Uhlick The Naked Grape the Garden Rosa Mexicano (June 20, 2012) Tonnie’s Minis el Jimador

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100 Staff & Volunteers

Central Park President & CEO Central Park Conservancy Rafael Quinones + Diane Schaub and Central Park Administrator Edward Valarezo + Paul Serra Conservancy Doug Blonsky Louis Young III + Khol Sok Gladston Younger + Steven Soun Vice President for Operations Management Stephen Spinelli Neil Calvanese 20 to 24 Years Phen Suy & Staff Lydia Bonet + Vice President for Development Byran Swan + Kea Chea and External Affairs Juan Valentin Marvin Ferguson Terri Coppersmith Derrick Woodbury Jose Figueroa Mario Zafarana Vice President, Women’s Committee James Fleming Laura Hall Vanthon Keo 10 to 14 Years Yean Khiev Eric Anderson Vice President for Operation Management Christopher Nolan Pedro Augusto Frank LoCastro Pedro Peralta Alice Baer Vice President for Planning, Design, Jose Rodriguez Cheryl Bailes and Construction Valentin Ruiz + Larry Baskerville Christopher Nolan Hanna Ryan + Robert Bennett Christine Seita Jairam Bisessar Vice President of Development Norma Soto Jill Bristow Lynn Rothstein, Ph.D. Juan Vargas Neil Calvanese CFO & Vice President for Finance Samuel Vargas Kelly Carrol and Administration Mario Vaughan Teresa Carta Stephen Spinelli Daniel Wallace Brian Conaty Angel Corbett 15 to 19 Years Stephen Cunningham + Employees Regina Alvarez Lawrence Decker Alicia Alvenda-Paez 25 or More Years Laura Frank Ronise Cox William Berliner Russell Fredericks Kathleen Cregg Douglas Blonsky Hector Gamboa William Crespo + Milton Evora Beth Haskell Raymond Duggan Sotha Kang Nereida Hernandez John Felicies + Andrew Konopka Annamarie Hessman Wendy Fortune Kenneth Love + Linda Heyward Maria Hernandez Horace Mike + Rith Hun John Hiser Sara Cedar Miller Randolph Joseph Valentina Lige + Cornelio Mora Sheila Kendall Suntov Ly Emiliano Morales + Catherine King Joseph McBain Charles Obery Eric Kohler Vi Ong Louis Urruttia-Orme Daisy LeGare Dominic Quaglia + Joaquim Pereira + New York City Department of Parks & Recreation Employees

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101 Central Park Keiron Lindsay Raymond Davy Silvia Tamayo Derick McElveen Gary Dearborn Raymond Verrey Conservancy George McPherson, Jr. Robert Diaz Marie Warsh Giovanni Mosquera John Dillon Eric Whitaker Management Earl Munroe Mark Douglas Stephen Wilkinson & Staff Antonio Nieves Agata Dziemianczyk Lakema Wilson continued Khen Ong Audra Eaglen Jennifer Wong Kathryn Ortiz Lindsay Empric Florence O’Shaughnessy Marie-Anne Ewig 1 to 4 Years Maria Alicea Mauricio Perdomo Vanessa Francisco Diane Allen Anthony Pontillo Steven Fusco Aliza Ameer William Quansah Joshua Galiley Michael Aronowitz Darren Rogers John Harrigan Joshua Barreto Bill Selezniov Abigail Healy Lisa Bartley Goodson Sem Julio Hernandez Anthony Beard Stacy Sit Rochelle Hines Josh Bell Mary Small + Tsay Huang Milica Brogan Linton Smith William Jamison Daniel Brown Reginald Tart Jamaal King Tanja Brueckmann Trung Truong Peter Lecointe Susan Buchanan David Turner Kathleen Lessard Sherry Capili Richard Van Valkenburg Julio Lopez Donna Capossela Douglas Weller Sabrina Lutchman Melissa Castillo Wallace Wentink Carrie Majette Camille Chan Maryann Williams Melissa Marion-Burford Rebecca Collora Nicholas Marotta 5 to 9 Years Judith David Claire McClafferty Lane Addonizio Julie Davidson Donovan Mitchell Alan Anderson Francisco Davila Gabriel Mitchell Oscar Ayaquica Keith DeFreitas Kristina Nelson David Baker Harold Dillard Tee Ngiam Thomas Behrendt Robert Dixon Steven Oppedal Larry Boes Sara Dobbins Julie Palumbo Steven Bopp Joselito Durana Chantha Pang Altagracia Cartagena James Easley Yarw Peprah John-Paul Catusco Shirldae East Gloria Plata Vern Clarke Kenneth Edward + Brian Purcell Heather Collins Arthur Elmes Matthew Reiley Anderson Conserve Illeana Elmore Byron Roberts Matthew Cook Christopher Encarnacion Mohanlal Roopnarine Terri Coppersmith Alexander Feleppa Rupert Russell Christopher Cousino Cheshire Frager Gary Saunders Pablo Cruz Collette Franco Kira Saunders Daniel Daly Anthony Freeman Cornell Simmons Matthew D’Amico + New York City Department of Parks & Recreation Employees

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102 Central Park Eugenia Goforth Danh Ong Jade Ang Duane Grant Vilmarir Pagan Jim Bartling Conservancy Christopher Gravenstine Hannah Parker Daniel Blondell Anna Greenleaf Janet Patry Emily Carey Management Irllen Guillen Rafael Perez Kevin Character & Staff Laura Hall Martin Potoczniak Edward Cox continued Peter Haupt Peter Provenzale Pio Davila Jerome Heinzen Allison Querro Sharnee Drayton Violette Hilson Russell Riddell Richard Fink II Harrison Hogan Jelissa Roberts Joseph Gamache Corey Holder Justin Rodriguez Gary Gentilucci Myisha Humphrey Katherine Santiago Michael Gonzales Stephen Jenkins Cynthia Schroder Daniel Griffiths David Johnson Andrea Sexton Nyree Hubbard Kirsten Johnson Kerry Shannon Jordan Jacuzzi Reginald Jones Gregory Shutters Sheryl Jarvis Judith Kelly Angela Silva Gal Lavid Melissa Kinsella Susan Simon Dena Libner Joann Klimkiewicz Tailormarie Skinner Steven Lieberstein Michael Koch Nicholas Storrs Lucia Marin Dimitrios Kourniatis Rebecca Sullivan Macon Mauchmar Bobbi Kravis Amy Sullivan Victoria Medford Donata Kruk Jonathan Taub Jessica Palmer Frank LoCastro Derek Taylor Rachel Putterman Odetty Lopez Anne-Marie Vaduva Rigoberto Ramirez Shanti Louallen Wendy Van Raalte Lynn Rothstein Sharon Manning Fabian Vasquez Jesse Schwartz Teresa Markham Kris Verma Kevin Selig Samantha Marsden Richard Walton Terry Setzer John Martinez Sophia Warsh Erica Sopha Juanita Martinez Avalon Watson Erik Sowder Dwane McCoy Miriam Wazeter Travis Standfill Henry McCullon Ernest Wiggins Stanley Steen Jewelene Melton Allan Wong Rebecca Stern Aaron Miller Michael Zemola Mark Tyson Carly Mitchell Allan Wakefield William Montalvan Less than One Year Hannah Wakeford Sylvie Adam Lorena Naranjo Brieanne Waltman John Anderson Paul Okarmus China Ziegenbein

Park Supervisors NYC Department of Valentina Lige Parks & Recreation Michael Ryan

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103 Central Park 25 or More Years Donna Bolkcom 5 to 9 Years Richard Hooper Jane Breakstone Signe Baird Conservancy Louise Ransom Pauline Brooks Mary Barknecht Doria Tenca Susan Buckley Stuart Benick Volunteers Richard Dahlia Frederick Blattberg (June 30, 2012) 20 to 24 Years Janet David Edwin Bobrow Maureen Antizzo Bill Dodds Alexandra Bonomo Margery Bloom Bayla Falber John Bryan Berton Chernizer Nancy Foxen Wendy Byrne Frank Comiskey Cris Gleicher Rita Callahan Abraham Denowitz Christel Haesicke Dorothy Camporeale Rita Denowitz Sara Truslow Hardin Hans Christensen Elinor Fine Gloria Hegy Joseph Cohen Phyllis Giarro Noel Holland Norene Cook-Friedan Marjorie Naughton Yvonne Holland Simeon David Anni Newbeck Steven Huppert Sally Emery Fern Stolper David Karabell Kate Feldman Nancy Warfield Judy Katz Ray Finkelstein 15 to 19 Years Mike Keenan Donald Florman Susan Baxter Herman Kroshinsky Claudia Fugalli Kelly Belford Suzi Leiter Barbara Geller Nancy Berner Paul Lenner Mae Goffe * Ruth Bernstein Linda Lewensohn David Gould Dion Brennan Brigitte Lewis Michael Graff Brigid Buchanan Susan Lowry Marjorie Graham Virginia Glover Hartmut Munker Josephine Greiner Thomas Griffing Florence O’Shaughnessy Harry Harwood Gloria Ilic Andrea Raskin Clay Herrick Jacqueline Jeffrey Ann Raymond Malcolm Holderness Raymond Knowles Francine Riley Nancy Kahn Edna Konoff Feola Scharf Jane Kutnick Judith Landrigan Aaron Schechter Saul Laniado Jean May Karl Schuman Roy Levit James Neff Barbara Schwimmer Catherine Mandell Judith Som Eleanor Shakin Peggy McConnell Richard Sonet Norma McMillan 10 to 14 Years Billy Squier Babette Nadelman Justin Abelow Nancy Tollefson Carol Nemo Genevieve Alexander Donald Wagoner Robert Nemo Josephine Barillo Gayle Welling Sharon O’Connell Norma Baum Kathleen Wheelock Tom Olzenski Sarah Bessey Web Wheelock Daniel Passantino Harriet Blacker Ann Whyte Deborah Pelosi

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104 Central Park Barbara Priest Michael Altschuler Ellen Gerber Christa Rassmann William Alves Terrie Gerstner Conservancy Bernice Ravitz Kristina Armstrong Susan Goldsmith John Richards Elyse Aronoff William Goodman Volunteers Orrin Riley Jane Auriemmo Maureen Gordon continued Angela Robinson Judith Baer Peter Gorman Ken Rogers Annette Bamundo Patricia Grew Lars Rosager Surraine Bascome Steven Gross Kerry Rubinstein Casey Bayles Michael Halloran Michael Samuels Lamar Beeks Theodore Hamber Joe Sanford Stephen Brooks Deborah Harley Patricia Santelli Joan Brunskill Elizabeth Harper Jean Saremsky Dennis Buonagura Linda Heller Leonard Saremsky Felix Calabrese Geri Hemmert Valerie Sarris Fanta Camara Nancy Henry Ann Saydlowski Muriel Carr Terry Hill Catherine Scalera Jim Carragher Margaret Holland Elaine Schechter Robert Caslow Leonora Hollmann Barbara Schimansky Joan Cerussi Michael Huston Arnold Schoenfeld Patti Chambers Jack Intrator Linda Schott Roger Chatfield Andrew Jacobs Irene Shrier Alan Cohen Kadijatu Jalloh Walter Siebecker Joel Cohen Chengfeng Jiang Judith Smith Leo Cohen Andrea Jung Peter Szabaga Rita Cohen Gregory Kaufmann Jan Tannen Steven Cohen Jamel Keller Jay Townsend Irene Conway Francis Kelly Paul Viani David Craig Nyay Nyay Khin Cynthia Villani Erisleyda Cuesto Daniel Kirby Peggy Vishnupad Colleen Cunningham George Kisha Bernard Wides Joan Darragh Claudine Ko Victoria Wilkins Gerald Dassin Harvey Kopel Barbara Withers Christine DeLisle Wendl Kornfeld Roberta Wolf Carol Dempster Janice Kosta Robert Wolkow Carole Desnoes Peter Kruzan Jane Wu Michael Dougherty Kikrekoui Laubouet E. Bingo Wyer Vanessa Facenda Laura Lawler Mary Yerkes Athena Foroglou Madeline Lee Anna Zagoloff Laura Frank Molly Lemeris Catherine Fredman Thomas Leslie 1 to 4 Years Aner Fust Patricia Leuthard Fred Aaron Joseph Gamache Laurie Lewis LuLu Abrams Jenene Garey Ting Ting Liao Ankit Agrawal Sue Gargarita Robert Lieber Mara Altschuler

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105 Central Park Tonghui Lin Dianne Pobuda Amy Van Natter Elle Lobatto Theresa Poon Xuhua Wang Conservancy Stacy Lockhart Theresa Rachelle Xuming Wang Michael Loew Shannon Randall Barbara Warren Volunteers Colleen Macedonia-Finkelstein Joan Reisman-Brill Andrew Waters continued Deirdre MacGuire Alberto Reyes Hans Weiss Hazuki Maeda Adina Rifkin Judy Weller Janet Maltby Michele Risa Elizabeth Winn Jeanne Malter Carol Rocker Maya Wolfson Mark Mandel Ruth Rogers Heather Woodworth Fran Manushkin Lois Roos Jordan Wouk William Mari Jeannette Rosen Frances Zainoeddin Sheldon Marks Bernard Rosenbaum Steven Zawel Tracie Masek Robert Rosengard Carmine Zummo Diane Mason Ina Rosenthal Victoria Zummo Gabriella Maurer Ruth-Ann Rosenthal Bob Mayer Barbara Sambucini Less than One Year Larry Bills Marilyn Mazur James Sand Gayle Boesky Anne McCarthy Amy Sanderson Peg Bradshaw Mary McGlynn Michael Sarapa Ruth Brennan Jim McGuire Florfina Sarmiento Bernard Butkiewicz DeCourcy McIntosh Joseph Schwartz Elaine Cardona Richard Meyer Karin Schweitzer Yan Cheng Elizabeth Mindlin Virginia Seipt John Choi Patricia Moccia Dinah Seiver Zandra Cooper Ribert Morette Leonard Shapiro Burton Cromer Leonora Morrison-Fishbach Annette Shear Michele Cummings Pamela Moulton John Sheehy Carol Cunningham Sherrie Nagin Shoshana Sheinfeld Jennifer Davies Sandra Nash Anne Shillinglaw Beate Echols Matthew Nathel Robert Stanley Susan Ettinger Rolando Navea Deena Stein Lily Evans Eric Nez Philip Stein Ani Ferguson Eugenie O’Hagan Judith Steinbock Gayle Forst James Oliver Patricia Stevens Martine Fournage Hilary Otstott Michael Stiene Rhonda Fowler Anita Page Sandra Stingle Christopher Franco Beryl Pantaleo Robert Sundeen Elizabeth Fuller Sybil Parker Lysanne Szabo Michelle Goldberg Cissy Paul Alfred Szymanski Steve Goodman Marion Pearce Gloria Talamas Stanislaus Greidus Merrill Perlman Liz Thompson Robert Hodge Daniel Pinkus Susan Timler David Isaacs Julia Plotkin Terry Trifari Caroline Jaram

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106 Central Park Latifa Jones Yazlin Pineres Jonas Spatz Thomas Kain Gary Powoski Abigail Srinivasan Conservancy Susan Katz Alexandra Pugsley Barbara Stanton Rita Kay Emily Ranieri Rachel Strauber Volunteers Herbert Klein Thomas Reed Gordon Suber continued Emily Leonard Angela Rogers Maria Tardugno Lynn Linakis Hope Rogers Carole Thomas Allan Margulies Pamela Rook Timothy Turpin Claudia Marks Amelia Root Naga Suresh Veerapu Viola Marks-Kelly April Rosenwach Anne Walhimer Katrina Masback Susan Rounds Wendy Walker Roseanne Mayer Marina Sassu Louise Wasley Barbara McAdams Sylvia Schoenbaum Rebecca Watson Lourdes Molinero Alison Schondorf Neeman Whitehouse Ben Mushlin Stephen Schrock Dan Wilson Deborah O’Neill Shirley Scott Erik Yang Julie Parker Norris Settlemyre Barbara Zammarchi Paul Passantino Sheree Silvey Katarzyna Zebrowska Templeton Peck Ann Smith

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SUPPORT 107 Ways to Help the Park

Volunteer Shop at the Give a Legacy Gift Support a Playground centralparknyc.org/volunteer Official Central Park Store centralparknyc.org/plannedgiving centralparknyc.org/pgp centralparknyc.org/shop

Adopt a Bench Endow a Tree Tour the Park Become a Member centralparknyc.org/benches centralparknyc.org/trees centralparknyc.org/tours centralparknyc.org/membership

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The mission of the Central Park Central Park is a masterpiece of Commitment Conservancy is to restore, manage, landscape architecture created to We value commitment to our mission, and enhance Central Park, in provide a scenic retreat from urban Central Park and the visitor experience. partnership with the public. life for the enjoyment of all and, in so doing, to establish New York’s Excellence The Conservancy aspires to build place among the great cities of the We value innovation and the highest a great organization that sets the world. As the organization entrusted quality results in every aspect of our work. standard for and spreads the principles with the responsibility of caring for of world-class park management – New York’s most important public Integrity emphasizing environmental excellence space, our work is founded on We value ethical conduct in our – to improve the quality of open space the belief that citizen leadership business practices. for the enjoyment of all New Yorkers. and private philanthropy are key to ensuring that the Park and its Adaptability The Conservancy is committed to essential purpose endure. We value adaptability in our response sustaining this operating model to to change and challenges. provide a legacy for future generations of Central Park users. Communication We value clear, consistent communication, teamwork and an open dialogue both internally and with the public.

Public Confidence We value the public and work to earn and maintain their confidence in our role as caretakers of Central Park.

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For more information about the Central Park Conservancy

Visit: centralparknyc.org Follow us on: centralparknyc @centralparknyc Call: 212.310.6600 Write: 14 East 60th Street New York, NY 10022

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Designers: Sara Cedar Miller Sol Salgar Map: Office of Planning, Design and Construction Writers: Dan Blondell Sara Cedar Miller Nicole Sexton Marie Warsh Editor: Alice Baer Financials: Kathryn Ortiz, Comptroller List Coordinator: Terry Setzer Photographers: All photos by Sara Cedar Miller except the following: p. 13 (left) Natasha Hopkinson; p. 20, Marie Warsh; p. 31 Tanja Brueckmann; p. 36 (top right) Karin Schweitzer; p. 36 Nick Hunt for Patrick McMullen; p. 37 (bottom, left) Nick Hunt for Patrick McMullen; p. 38 (top, middle) Nick Hunt for Patrick McMullan; p. 38 (bottom, right) Cutty McGill. Bethesda Fountain

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