2011 annual report PARADE | MAINE PHOTO | Bobbie Gottschalk OLIVE HARVEST | JERUSALEM CAMP | MAINE COVER PHOTO | Abigail Maycock BACK COVER PHOTO | Madeleine Pryor

Dear Friends, Camp welcomed a new delegation from Syracuse, New York, overall gathering 266 In 2011, a new generation of Seeds joined the campers from nine delegations in Maine. Sixty growing network of young leaders working to educators from the Middle East, South Asia, shift the landscape of conflict and peace, and and the United States engaged in our first-ever as I write they continue to inspire me with their course for adults aimed at teaching narratives passion and dedication. and cultivating the moral imagination. As political, economic, and social upheaval Seeds of Peace’s fundraising successes continue reshapes the world, we need the wisdom of to increase our financial security and allowed these emerging leaders, who are working to us to hire three Seeds to help run our expanded overcome differences in nationality and opinion programs in the Middle East. The first-ever to forge bonds of respect and trust. Bridges to Peace walk added a UK event programs financials This was a year of firsts, as your generosity alongside the Stand Up for Peace Comedy mission 4 summary 30 allowed us to initiate long-term projects Show, Peace Market, and Spring Dinner, which programmatic overview 6 supporters by level 32 providing opportunities for Seeds’ continued together raised unprecedented sums in support international camp 8 gifts of goods and services 44 personal and professional development. of our programs. seas of peace 12 board members 44 The Seed Ventures initiative enabled South Asia I express my deepest gratitude to all of you regional programs 14 young leadership board 45 Seeds to launch far-reaching projects aimed at who donated time, financial support, skills, and middle east programs 16 ylc members 45 creating conditions necessary for peace within enthusiasm to Seeds of Peace in 2011, and I their own communities, and the People Power arab spring 18 uk steering committee 46 invite you to help us make our 20th year the multinational in Jordan brought 55 Middle most powerful yet. south asia programs 20 uk supporters 47 East and US Seeds together to explore tools for Spread the word—like us on Facebook, follow us programs 22 seeds 54 positive change in the wake of the Arab Spring. us on Twitter, and share our videos with friends maine seed program 24 parents of seeds 55 The inaugural Seas of Peace intensive and family. Walk with us in London. Laugh with counselors and staff 57 speaker forums 25 leadership program took 15 second-year Seeds us in New York. Organize a donation-matching awards and recognition 26 powhatan alumni 58 on the Atlantic. Other Seeds met in New York program. Mentor a Seed. Reflect on your own partnerships 28 corporations 58 for advanced dialogue facilitation training. commitment to peace. Every action counts. boards 98 foundations and organizations 60 Meanwhile, our flagship program continues to staff 99 friends 61 grow in size and reputation. The International Leslie A. Lewin, Executive Director

2 | 2011 Annual Report 2011 Annual Report | 3 WHY WE DO IT ... AND HOW Many of the youth that Seeds of Peace serves Seeds of Peace provides exceptional young live in countries involved in conflicts that are so leaders from conflict regions with a transforma- historically contentious, politically volatile, and tional experience at its International Camp fol- emotionally fraught that any acknowledgment lowed by year-round practical training at home. of the perspectives and needs of the “other side” Programs move through a continuum stretching are often believed to undermine or threaten from youth into adulthood, where alumni focus

OUR MISSION their own legitimacy or right to exist. on ways to direct their professional and person- al influence to shift the landscape of conflict. Opportunities for cross-border encounters are scarce, and opportunities for positive and pro- Our approach begins by identifying young ductive cross-border encounters are even scarc- people, ages 14-16, who demonstrate excep- er; with little in-person knowledge to rely upon, tional potential for reaching positions of leader- WHAT WE DO depictions of the “other” remain stereotypical ship and influence in their societies. and a general attitude of mistrust prevails. Our goal is to find authentic leaders, well- Seeds of Peace inspires and equips new gen- At the same time, political leaders who engage rooted in the mainstream of their societies, and erations of leaders from regions of conflict with in negotiations and draft treaties to create build delegations that are balanced with respect the relationships, understanding, and skills peace at a governmental level often fail to cre- to gender and representative of the different re- needed to advance lasting peace. ate the educational, economic, and social con- ligious, ethnic, geographic, and socioeconomic Treaties are negotiated by governments; peace ditions that allow peace to take root within and backgrounds in each country. is made by people. Since 1993, Seeds of Peace between societies. Seeds of Peace focuses on developing four key has provided exceptional young people and Seeds of Peace is critically aware that young assets and abilities considered essential to being educators from regions of conflict with the op- people are consistently at the forefront of move- an effective, peace-minded leader within any portunity to meet their historic enemies face-to- ments for social change. We are also aware profession: face at our International Camp in Maine. that today’s youth will be the parents, educators, • Strong relationships across lines We build on their extra-ordinary and crucial politicians, lawyers, journalists, business people, of conflict; relationships and understanding through year- and other influence-wielding actors of tomor- • A sophisticated understanding of core round regional programs that focus on the core row. conflict issues; leadership capacities needed to advance peace. We therefore consider it essential to nurture em- • Practical skills in communication, criti- There are now over 5,000 Seeds and Educators pathy and a global outlook in promising young cal thinking, and change-making; and from 27 countries who prove that solutions exist, leaders as they develop and to provide them • The ability to take responsible and peace is possible, and there is reason to have with the relationships, skills, and tools they need effective action on behalf of peace and hope for a better future. to overcome legacies of conflict. influence others to do the same.

GRADUATE SEED | LONDON PHOTO | Magda Rakita

4 | 2011 Annual Report 2011 Annual Report | 5 VOICES OF THE PEOPLE | MUMBAI PHOTO | AWISTA AYUB The Seeds of Peace experience starts for promising young leaders ages 14-16 with a transformational three-and-a- half week session at the Seeds of Peace International Camp in Otisfield, Maine. Year-round regional programming for Junior Seeds follows this founda- tional Camp experience. These programs address themes including core conflict issues, change-making, effective communication, and community outreach and development, maintaining Seeds’ commitment to peace and to each other while furthering their ability to have a lasting impact on their societies.

Together, the Camp and year-round programs create continuous oppor- tunities for youth to choose nonviolence over conflict and hope over fear, giving them practical instruction and resources on their path to becoming

PRGORRAMMATIC PRGORRAMMATIC OVERVIEW effective leaders capable of building peace.

Our Senior Seeds Program enables alumni to stay connected through- Seeds of Peace reaches beyond Seeds out their college or military years. Programs such as campus outreach, to work with educators from Seeds’ directed seminars, and Seed-led home communities who are commit- discussion groups provide further ted to combining peace-building with opportunities for leadership devel- youth development. opment, social action, and mutual support. The Seeds of Peace Educator Pro- grams include local capacity-building At age 22, Seeds become members workshops, cross-border encounters, of our Graduate Association, which community and youth engagement facilitates continued cross-border projects, and the development of cur- networking and the creation of local ricula and resources. and regional peace-building initiatives. Graduate Seed programs focus on support for Seeds in professional fields that are central to peace—law Our network now includes over 5,000 and policy, media, enterprise, education and conflict resolution. Seeds and Educators worldwide.

6 | 2011 Annual Report 2011 Annual Report | 7 For the 19th summer of the Seeds of Peace International Camp, 266 Seeds 266 CAMPERS and 62 Educators from the Middle 9 DELEGATIONS East, South Asia, and the US gathered American, Egyptian, Indian, Israeli, Jordanian, at Pleasant Lake to form an Maine, Pakistani, Palestinian and Syracuse international community dedicated to pursuing 1,680 MINUTES peace. of professionally facilitated dialogue for every Seed During 105-minute daily dialogue sessions, Seeds explored the most divisive issues of their conflicts, sharing their personal experiences and

l cam P internationa M aine confronting each other directly over their competing historical narratives.

DIALOGUE | CAMP PHOTO | BOBBIE GOTTSCHALK

8 | 2011 Annual Report 2011 Annual Report | 9 DIALOGUE | CAMP PHOTO | BOBBIE GOTTSCHALK

Seeds and counselors initiated two environmen- to address societal issues back home. Camp Dialogue Sessions enabled Seeds to communicate tally-focused projects this summer: a compost- and empathize, laying the foundation for the mutual ing system, in cooperation with the kitchen, and A second program that debuted at Camp of- understanding that is crucial to peace-building. gardens housing organic vegetables and herbs, fered a two-week summer course for formal and increasing campers’ interest in sustainability as informal educators from the Middle East, South well as the nutritional content of Camp meals. Asia, and the United States. Group Challenge, in turn, required that this summer as during many summers be- Seeds work together to navigate high fore. On Flag-Raising Day, delegations paid Through a partnership with Say Yes to Educa- During Narratives; Moral Imagination; Educa- ropes courses, scale climbing walls, and tribute to their flags and sang their national tion, a Syracuse Delegation attended the Inter- tional Action, participants explored the educa- solve intellectual and strategic puzzles. anthems outside the main gates before enter- national Camp for the first time, participating tional themes at the heart of the Seeds of Peace ing Camp as a single community. The Inter- alongside campers from Maine. Both the Syra- experience. They learned from a wide range of By requiring them to rely on each other to national Dinner created a festive atmosphere cuse and Maine Seeds programs address inter- local educators and community leaders as well accomplish common goals, these challenges for bonding over foods from Seeds’ home communal tensions rooted in changing ethnic as from each other, engaging in workshops, deepened Seeds’ communication and teamwork regions. NBA basketball players led clinics and socioeconomic demographics. group discussions, team-building activities, and skills and built a spirit of trust and appreciation for Seeds and engaged in conversation about visits to local schools, universities, religious insti- that carried back to Dialogue Sessions. Syracuse, New York, is home to an increasing conflict resolution during Play for Peace. number of immigrants, refugees and asylum tutions, and community organizations. Dialogue Sessions and Group Chal- Seeds honored Seeds of Peace Founder John seekers from Asia, Africa, the Middle East, and lenge combined with ordinary Camp ac- Educators also had the opportunity to interact Wallach’s memory by initiating friendship with South and Central America. Dialogue Sessions tivities to encourage participants to de- with, teach, and learn from the Seeds who were one new person at the “Make One Friend” focused on topics including racism and stere- velop confidence, hope, and a sense of otyping, privilege, and bullying. at Camp during the second session. Café Night, and Color Games, a three-day common humanity. Seeds came to experi- athletic and artistic competition, ended each At the International Camp, the Syracuse and A complete list of 2011 daily Camp updates ence peace as a regular part of daily life. Camp session with opportunities to cooper- Maine students worked together to develop the can be found at www.seedsofpeace.org/ Certain traditional Camp programs took place ate across ethnic and national divides. communication and leadership skills necessary camp2011.

10 | 2011 Annual Report 2011 Annual Report |11 SPIRIT OF SOUTH CAROLINA | ATLANTIC An initiative of two counselors, Seas of Peace PHOTO | SEAS OF PEACE launched in July, increasing opportunities available to second-year Seeds. During the first part of the program, Seeds learned traditional sailing and navigation skills by practicing Crewing a ship on small boats in Casco Bay, Maine, served as a and worked with local non-profits in tangible exercise community service. Once on the in taking on Atlantic aboard Spirit of South different team Carolina, a 140-foot schooner, roles in pursuit the Seeds continued their of a common nautical education goal. SEAS OF PEACE L ANTIC AT while engaging in a “At Seas of Peace, rigorous dialogue- we had to think as based leadership human beings who were responsible for one curriculum. another. It wasn’t our ability to win an argument or be ambassadors for our The crew’s blog country’s political position that was important. What (www.seasofpeace. was important were our org/blog) showcases personalities, self-reliance, the rapport and 15 SAILORS leadership and teamwork confidence the Seeds skills. All were tested on a 3 DELEGATIONS daily basis.” developed during their American, Israeli, Palestinian —Ahmad (Tulkarem) three weeks together.

12 | 2011 Annual Report 2011 Annual Report | 13 BINATIONAL | JERUSALEM PHOTO | DANIEL MOSES

PEOPLE POWER Year-round activities reinforce the leadership skills Seeds SEED VENTURES begin to cultivate at Camp. Regional programming focuses on VOICES OF THE PEOPLE building strong relationships across lines of conflict and with DIALOGUE SEMINAR MOCK PARLIAMENT leaders/decision-makers locally, nationally, and internationally; STATEHOOD SEMINAR developing a sophisticated understanding of core conflict BAYTI issues—both shared issues of concern and internal issues crucial SUN FOR SEEDS to building a society ready for peace—and the steps needed to PROGRAMS REGIONA L PROGRAMS MIDD L E EAST & SOUTH ASIA SAVE A CHILD’S HEART create change; honing critical thinking, problem-solving, and FACILITATION COURSE communication skills; and enabling Seeds to take action on CHALLENGE PROJECTS JERUSALEM SEMINAR behalf of peace and inspire others to do the same. Our regional SOUTH ASIA HOMESTAYS programming reaches some 2,200 people annually.

14| 2011 Annual Report 2011 Annual Report |15 MIDDLE EAST HIGHLIGHTS lenges facing Jerusalem’s residents as well as forcement, the difference between power and with concrete action plans to address some of influence, and the concept of personal agency. these challenges. The workshops ranged in topic from business to FACILITATION TRAINING COURSE national identities and emphasized the transla- Seeds of Peace launched another year-long Two guest lecturers added their voices to the tion of ideas into actions. conflict transformation and dialogue facilitation conversation: Elie Isaacson, a spokesperson for certification course in October. A record-break- the Jerusalem mayor’s office, discussed various At a time when cross-border contact between ing 80 Israelis and Palestinians, including many city policies, and Aziz Abu Sarah, Director of Arab and Israeli youth is rare, and travel be- Seeds, applied, of whom 22 were selected. The Middle East Projects at the Center for World tween countries even rarer, this diverse, tightly- group met bi-weekly in Jerusalem; course grad- Religions, Diplomacy, and Conflict Resolution knit gathering was exceptional. uates facilitated dialogue sessions for Seeds at at George Mason University, spoke about his events in the Middle East and at Camp. personal experiences growing up in Jerusalem. BINATIONAL REUNION | TANTUR Seventy-six Israelis and Palestinians who were JERUSALEM BINATIONAL | TANTUR PEOPLE POWER | JORDAN at Camp in the summer of 2011 attended a Sixty Israeli and Palestinian Seeds engaged in At People Power, the first Middle East multina- binational reunion outside Jerusalem in Septem- two days of dialogue in January exploring the tional conference for younger Seeds in over a ber. status of Jerusalem, one of the defining unre- decade, 55 Egyptian, Israeli, Jordanian, Pales- solved issues of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. tinian, and American Seeds united in Petra, Jor- Four Israeli and Palestinian Graduate Seeds dan, for a week to explore the power of young spoke to the younger Junior Seeds about their By providing such a specific focus, the seminar people to create peaceful change in the wake of experiences returning from Camp and the chal- aimed to elevate the level of dialogue and in- the Arab Spring. lenges of being Seeds back home. tensify the sessions’ impact. In the weeks lead- ing up to the event, Seeds met by delegation Through workshops designed and taught by The Seeds also discussed applying the principles to research Jerusalem-related topics. After six ten Graduate Seeds, participants examined of dialogue they learned at Camp to their daily hours of focused dialogue, Seeds came away the forces and structures that underlie current communication practices, especially on online with a much deeper understanding of the chal- societal dynamics, identity formation and rein- platforms such as Facebook.

BINATIONAL | HAIFA PHOTO | REGIONAL STAFF

16| 2011 Annual Report 2011 Annual Report |17 TAHRIR SQUARE | CAIRO PHOTO | MAGGIE OSAMA

SEEDS & THE ARAB SPRING “Our only goal was to create a video that might “Now I can talk out loud in the street about the a February 19 New York Times Week in Re- increase the hope for our people,” he said. “As president—I can say whatever I want—and view piece, “The Legacy of 18 Days in Tahrir you see, it has been spread. We were inspired most important to me, film whatever I want.” Square.” Whether by starting an NGO, engaging in by what we see every day in Egypt. We smelled dialogue with other youth, organizing events, or The video aired on major Egyptian TV stations Other Egyptian Seeds have initiated events freedom and we couldn’t resist doing some- writing op-eds, Egyptian Seeds were deeply en- as well as on the BBC, CNN, Al Jazeera, and ranging from fundraisers to information sessions thing.” gaged in many of the changes that swept their Democracy Now! and was linked to in Wired and dialogue groups for young people. country in 2011. Mostafa’s cousin survived being shot in the chest and Thomas Friedman’s February 15 New York Two Seeds organized a day-long clean-up com- by police during a peaceful protest. Witnessing Times column. Egyptian Seed Mostafa Fahmy (Camp 1999) munity service activity in Cairo. They called on the shooting, Mostafa said, served as a motiva- and his friends filmed, edited and recorded a In a 60 Minutes interview on CBS, Google their fellow Seeds to join them, writing: “As you tion to do something. music video over two days during the popular executive and imprisoned protest activist Wael all know, most streets are not in the best shape protests in Tahrir Square. The song, called Sout “I used passion and all my abilities to peacefully Ghonim introduced the video to correspondent they could be, after all the protests that took Al Horeya (“The Voice of Freedom”), has re- defend what I believe in,” he says. “We made Harry Smith and agreed with Smith that Sout place. It’s going to take time and effort to re- ceived over 2,000,000 views on YouTube since the song with love and pride. We wanted to Al Horeya “is the best song to come out of the build everything that was destroyed.” it was released on the day before President make our voices loud—really loud—for all the revolution.” Egyptian Seeds also took their observations to Mubarak’s resignation. It was one of the 30 world to hear.” Another Seed, journalist Mona El-Naggar, has Twitter. As one wrote, “a healthy constructive most-watched videos on YouTube in its first week Mostafa shared the excitement of many young written or contributed to dozens of stories, many dialogue is what we need now—we need to and the No. 7 music video on the site. people in Egypt about the changes they saw front page, in The New York Times about the listen to each other.” Despite losing two video cameras to police in and the “lesson in peace and the power of peo- protest movements in Egypt and Tunisia. Mona Tahrir Square, Mostafa never gave up. ple” that brought them about. appeared twice on Charlie Rose and authored Mostafa’s film: www.seedsofpeace.org/freedom

18| 2011 Annual Report 2011 Annual Report |19 SEED VENTURES | LAHORE PHOTO | REGIONAL STAFF

SOUTH ASIA HIGHLIGHTS gaged hundreds of community members assessments, and project planning. Seeds then MOCK PARLIAMENT | MUMBAI & LAHORE through school and community presentations, a submitted proposals for small grants to imple- Twenty Indian Seeds helped organize a mock special edition of The Olive Branch magazine ment their ideas. parliament in Mumbai, which drew over 60 VOICES OF THE PEOPLE | MUMBAI with resources in local languages, an online students. Later, 13 Pakistani Seeds organized In April, 38 Seeds and Educators from Afghani- Those whose projects advanced to the second educational tool incorporating various media, a similar program in Lahore for 35 delegates stan, India, and Pakistan met in Mumbai for the round presented their proposals to a panel of and a best-practices workshop in each country from local high schools. Voices of the People Conference. government officials and local business and for local NGOs and implementers. non-profit leaders. The objective of the Mumbai mock parliament The multimedia conference strengthened rela- SEED VENTURES | LAHORE, MUMBAI, KABUL was for Indian students to understand and em- tionships, knowledge, and skills through in- The strongest proposals received funding, in- This year, Seeds of Peace initiated a partnership pathize with the conditions, needs, and con- country activities and included an eight-day cluding a binational project to create a shared with Ashoka to provide social entrepreneurship straints of the Pakistani government. homestay during which Indian Seeds hosted Indo-Pak history textbook, a medical clinic in training to Afghan, Indian, and Pakistani Seeds. their Afghan and Pakistani peers. Lahore, a project to bring Indian and Pakistani After three days of deliberations, the final ses- The resulting Seed Ventures program gives our students together via videoconferencing, a sion ended with the passing of a resolution, Over the course of these eight days, the Seeds South Asia Seeds the tools needed to develop computer literacy program in Kabul, dialogue which the group shared via videoconference and Educators developed multimedia online innovative, effective approaches to societal meetings for young children in Mumbai, and an with Pakistani Seeds in Lahore. For many of the content that would generate awareness and un- issues while emphasizing the power of youth interfaith camp for students in Lahore. community participants, this was their first expe- derstanding of various perspectives on divisive leadership and cross-border cooperation. rience of face-to-face Indo-Pak encounter. issues. To share their stories with other Seeds Throughout all aspects of the program, teams in The Seeds worked with mentors to develop and with the wider public, participants created India, Pakistan, and Afghanistan communicated In Lahore, Pakistani Seeds simulated the Afghan social impact projects addressing issues of par- through videoconferences and social media parliament, helping delegates from local schools a website accessible at www.seedsofpeace. ticular concern to them and then refined their platforms to gain insights into the issues affect- gain a deeper understanding the roles of the org/vop. proposals through a series of local and online ing their communities as well as into each oth- Taliban, NATO and the opium trade in Afghan The larger Voices of the People Program en- workshops focused on social innovation, needs er’s lives and perspectives. politics.

20| 2011 Annual Report 2011 Annual Report |21 BAYTI PHOTO | ALEXANDRA LOCKE

US PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS DIALOGUE FACILITATION TRAINING SUN FOR SEEDS At the Annual Fall Seminar in New York, Ameri- The Support Network for Seeds (SuN for Seeds) BAYTI can Seeds engaged in two days of program- launched in 2011. SuN supports the Seeds Building on last year’s pilot program, Seeds of

REGIONAL PROGRAMS UNITED STATES ming intended to give them the foundational of Peace mission by helping Graduate Seeds Peace led an educational summer trip to Israel knowledge and skills necessary to lead dialogue around the world advance within their chosen and the occupied Palestinian territories for 9 facilitation sessions similar to the ones in which careers to leadership positions from which they American Seeds. The Bayti (“My House”) Pro- they had participated at Camp. can work toward creating the conditions needed gram tapped into Seeds of Peace’s expansive for peace to take root within their societies. network of alumni to provide two weeks of for- Directly following the Seminar, 10 Seeds had mal and experiential learning opportunities. the opportunity to take their facilitation skills to Qualified, experienced coaches—high-level a higher level through the American Seeds Ad- professionals committed to Seeds of Peace’s The Americans visited historical sites and local vanced Facilitation Training. This training incor- mission—meet with Seeds to support their job Seeds’ own homes, participated in discussions, porated additional hands-on facilitation practice applications, improve their resume and inter- attended lectures, and engaged in community as well as personalized feedback for each Seed. view skills, help them strategize steps for career service. Israeli and Palestinian Graduate Seeds advancement, and advise them regarding con- acted as local guides and planned the major- Those who attended the advanced training also tinuing educational opportunities. ity of the itinerary, allowing the Americans to committed to completing 20 hours of facilitation see the region through the eyes of its residents in their home communities under the mentorship Visit the Seeds of Peace website to learn more rather than through the lens of a tourist. of professional Seeds of Peace facilitators. or to sign up as a coach.

22| 2011 Annual Report 2011 Annual Report |23 24 | 2011Annual Report MAINE securing smallgrants. munity projectsoftheir own,includingaclassroomspeakerseries, by fundraiser toassistthe homelessinMaineandinitiatedschool com In thefall,Seedshelpedorganizestatewide Welcome toMyHome tional Campduringthesummerof2011. bodies andhelpedrecruitcamperstoattend theSeedsofPeaceInterna their peersduringpresentationstolocal schoolboardsandstudent Throughout theyear, MaineSeedssharedtheirCampexperienceswith Youth oftheMaineInterfaith monthly aspart Alliance. Seeds volunteeredduringthethree-dayMLK Dayeventandthenmet LutherKing,Jr.commemorating Martin they helpedplancommunitycelebrations when inJanuary of Mainekickedoff 2011 programsforSeedsfromthestate SEEDS PHOTO | MAINE SEEDS BOBBIE GOTTSCHALK - -

SPEAKER West Bank,toresolvingthe Israeli-PalestinianConflict. investment anddevelopment intheMiddleEast,andspecifically in the ofeconomic andsocial Seed himself,heemphasized theimportance Prosperity: TheConnectedImperatives”inNovember. Theparentofa Trust, ofThePortland Sir RonaldCohen,chairman spokeon“Peaceand ways thatprofessionalsarecurrentlyworking onthoseissues. aboutrootcausesofconflictsworldwidewellas better informed tobecome forSeedsofPeacesupporters ing additionalopportunities A varietyofLeader’s Forumsalsotookplacethroughouttheyear, provid ers alsoansweredaudiencequestionsina session moderatedbyaSeed. Middle EastduringthefewmonthspriortoSummit.Theguestspeak ofcommunicationhadinthe andthepowerthatnewforms storytelling Flaherty, ofindividual presidentofKetchum,spokeabouttheimportance USAmbassadortoIsraelandSyriaEdwardDjerejianRob Former in NewYork CityandwassponsoredbytheKetchumPRfirm. public andprivatesectors,theeventwashostedbyWhiteCaseLLP tions asapathtopeace.Featuringleadersincommunicationsfromthe A Young LeadershipCommitteeSummitinJunefocusedoncommunica and government. them withprominentfiguresinbusiness connecting motivational opportunities, witheducationaland supporters Seeds ofPeacespeakereventsprovided FORUMS SIR RONALD COHEN 2011 Annual Report PHOTO | ASHLEIGH ZMMERMAN - - - |25 26 | Hindustan Times Monitor Voices ofSeedsappeared inmediaoutletsaroundtheworld,from non-profit leadersundertheageof35,selected fromover2,000nominations. Stay Classynamedhera2011CLASSYAwards Top 3Finalistasoneofthenation’s best memberoftheCounciland The CouncilonForeignRelationselectedLeslie Lewinaterm use ofthenetworkwomenshehadbrought togetherfortheevent. the FirstLady, andmake who encouraged theSeedstocontinuetheirpeace-buildingefforts attheWhiteHouseandhearddirectlyfrom Seeds ProgramDirectorAshleighZimmerman Palestinian, AmericanandIndianSeedsjoinedExecutiveDirectorLeslieLewin Women’s of International 100th anniversary Day. Seeds ofPeacetoareceptioninhonorthe In March,FirstLadyMichelleObamainvited 2011Annual Report AWARDS toNPR, & RECOGNITION . Pakistan NewsToday , the Detroit FreePress , theAssociatedPress, andthe Christian Science MICHELLE OBAMA | MICHELLE OBAMA WHITE HOUSE 2011 Annual Report PHOTO | ASHLEIGH ZMMERMAN |27

28 | 2011Annual Report PARTNERSHIPS attend Campinthesummer of2012. their schoolsandlaid thegroundworkforanewclassfromSyracuse to coordinated monthlypost-Camp progamsforSyracuseSeedswithin Camp.Say Yes,International withInterFaithWorks, inpartnership which broughtcampersfromSyracuse,New York, totheSeedsofPeace Say Yes toEducation and initiated24socialentrepreneurshipprojects. South Asia,whereSeedslaunchedtheVoices ofthePeopleProgram ourprogramsonthegroundin delegations toCampandsupported The women’s program. empowerment tion training,daycampsforchildren,communityimpactprojects,anda fund cross-borderandcommunitydialogue,facilitationnegotia Peace programsintheMiddleEast.A$1.2milliontwo-yeargrantwill In 2011, Spring Dinner, Camp. andprovidedPeaceSoaptotheInternational sponsor allofSeedsPeace’s events,includingthePeaceMarketand Board ChairRonaldGordontoSeedsofPeace.KissMyFacehelped pleased towelcomenewKissMyFaceCEOSteveMichaelsonand with Our partnership dedicate theirtimeandtalentstoSeedsofPeace. becoming leadersintheirindustriesandarethrilledthattheychooseto $28,400.We worth design services areproudtoseeourgraduates Ramy NagyandprovidedSeedsofPeacewithwebsitegraphic website andonlinecommunity. MADÉOwasfoundedbyEgyptianSeed Stand UpforPeacecomedyshowanddesignedthenewSeedsof Branding anddesignfirm and Vital Projects. CleanLikePros, NassauCandy, Toll Bros., Carlson Wagonlit Travel, ExxonMobil, like ners thatjoinedhistoricsupporters world, whointroducedustonewpart YLC membersandSeedsinthebusiness in 2011,thankstothededicationofour We enteredintovitalnewpartnerships United States Department ofState United StatesDepartment USAID committedtostrengtheningandexpandingSeedsof fundinglaunchedourSyracuseSeedsProgram, Kiss MyFace MADÉO donateddesignworktothe2011 expandedin2011andwewere fundedtheIndianandPakistani - - facilitate the partnership withKetchum. facilitate thepartnership ic groupsinNewYork. YLCBoardMemberAriellaFeldmanhelped ing fortheYLCtohelpestablishitatforefrontofyoungphilanthrop tioning. Theworkshopsfocusedonmessaging,branding,andposition and marketingagencythatspecializesincorporateproductposi inworkshopsledby The YLCparticipated sponsorship. (YLC) MemberSabrinaWeingarten wasinstrumentalinsecuringthis ming. LeadershipfromSeedsofPeaceYoung LeadershipCommittee ofSeedsPeaceprogram for Peace2011andisastrongsupporter Gotham Yellow connected SeedsofPeacewithProphet. the organizationasawhole.SeedsofPeaceBoardMemberIramShah nated pro-bonoconsultingtocreateabrandingandmessagingplanfor Prophet incorporate socialmediatoolsintoourcommunicationtasks. simplewaysto media strategyspecificallyforourorganizationtolearn valuedat$30,000.IBMdesignedasocial pro bonoconsultingservices Seeds ofPeacewasawardedaTrailblazers Grantfrom , astrategicbrandandmarketingconsultancycompany, do wasatitlesponsoratthePeacemakerlevelofStandUp Ketchum , apublicrelations IBM forin-kind - - - 2011 Annual Report - - CAMP |MAINE CAMP PHOTO | BOBBIE GOTTSCHALK |29

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BOBBIE GOTTSCHALK FINANCIAL SUMMARY Department ofState. Department in 2011,withassistancefromtheUnitedStates Middle EastandSouthAsiaincreasedby70% Spending onregionalprogramminginthe USES OFFUNDS $250,796 coordination 5% program $608,366 13% fundraising $618,071 asia programs 13% south east programs $702,187 $217,557 programs 5% u.s. middle 15% $1,525,836 camp, maine 32% international $880,574 andadmin 17% management EXPENDITURES REVENUE Peace Market,contributed26%oftherevenue. dinner andtheYoung LeadershipCommittee’s signature year. Specialevents,includingtheannualspringbenefit Revenue increasedby$805,674in2011overtheprevious unrestricted contributions TOTAL camp feesandmisc. TOTAL program revenue: SOURCES OFFUNDS INCREASE INNETASSETS contributions contributions 2011 (non events) 2010 government government events (net) investment and other 2011 2010 restricted special in-kind grants 2011 2010 $0 2010 2011 More detailed financial reports, including our More detailedfinancial reports, 2011 audit,are availableuponrequest. $1M Please [email protected]

$1,439,328 $1,142,026 $114,650 $97,275 $849,483 $253,204 $572,805 $487,381 $611,020 $465,386 $19,486 $26,101 $5,651,400 $4,845,726

$2M 2011 Annual Report $4,803,387 $4,200,957 $848,013 $644,769 $2,044,628 $2,374,353 |

31 I am very pleased to represent the Million significant to our membership than a bold contribution toward world peace. “ Dollar Roundtable Foundation in support of Seeds gives us the perfect recipient for that contribution. We will all celebrate 2011 supporters Seeds of Peace. There can be nothing more as the Seeds change our world for the better. — W. Thomas Spencer, Jr. ”

$100,000 and above $10,000 to $24,999 Murray and Lee Kushner $5,000 to $9,999 Robert J. Lee and Ayman Hariri Carlson Wagonlit Travel Bradley Abelow and Carolyn Murray Annette M. and Theodore N. Lerner Stephen M. and Anita B. Adelson Kathryn W. Davis The Abramson Family Foundation Family Foundation APCO Worldwide Gilbert Silverman Ethel and Philip Adelman Charitable Foundation David A. and Ruth Levine James and Pamela Awad Robert and Jane Toll Alpern Family Foundation, Inc. John and Linda MacDonald Edward and Frances Barlow Vital Projects Fund, Inc. David and Pernilla Avital Susan and Stephen Mandel Zvi and Dale Barzilay Kate Ballen David G. Marshall The BDA Fund $50,000 to $99,999 Blackstone Charitable Foundation Gerald and Julie Marshall The Beaver Fund Bloomberg, L.P. MediSend International Linda and Leonard Berkowitz Paul and Margaret Bernstein The Charles E. Harwood Trust Lindsay and Aaron Miller Richard Berman ExxonMobil Corporation Cogan Family Foundation The Million Dollar Round Table Foundation BMO Nesbitt Burns Inc. Michelle Mercer and Bruce Golden Charles I. and Ellen F. Cogut Mrs. Marilyn Carlson Nelson and Dr. Glen Nelson Joseph and Rosemary Caulfield The Cozen O’Connor Foundation Deborah Newmyer Centurion Trading Partners, LLC $25,000 to $49,999 Tina and Harvey J. Crosby Northern Trust Anonymous Donor Bruno Chou Sandra and Paul Edgerley Ms. Yoko Ono Lennon Citigroup Payment Services Estate of Samuel J. Bellin Edmond J. Safra Foundation Bernard Osher Jewish Philathropies Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Nick Cole Darcie A. Bundy and Kenneth P. Cohen, Esq. Esther Fein and David Remnick of the Jewish Community Endowment Fund Matthew P. Courey Sir Ronald and Lady Sharon Cohen The Moses Feldman Family Foundation PruTech Solutions, Inc. Elias J. de Wit Christine R. and Jock Covey Susan Feldman James Rosenthal The Don Yoder Foundation Estate of Ethel K. Duritz Lori Fields and Marlin Risinger Samuel L. and Susan Samelson Richard J. and Susan Dugas Joseph Gantz and Paula Blumenfeld Five Together Foundation Herbert Sandick EOS Foundation The Germanacos Foundation Jeff and Sheryl Flug William and Pat Sarnoff Bryan Fingeroot Daniel D. Grossman Martin and Julie Franklin Michael and Diane Schachter First Republic Bank The John C. & Karyl Kay Wendy P. Maimon Frieder and Samuel Frieder Bart R. Schwartz and Betsy Werthan George Foote Hughes Foundation Seth and Sarah Glickenhaus Steven and Wendy Shenfeld Forest City Enterprises Charitable Foundation Knight Equity Markets, L.P. Fredric H. and Helaine B. Gould Simpson, Thacher & Bartlett LLP Gallant Family Foundation, Inc. David and Dawn Lehmann Jeffrey Gould Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP Meredith J. and Joel L. Gantcher McKinsey & Company, Inc. Bradley Graham and Lissa Muscatine Howard Sobel and Ileene Smith Georgetown International Relations Association Robert B. Menschel Ben Gross Ellen Solms Gilt City Eugene Mercy Jr. Stewart Gross and Lois Perelson-Gross C. Michael and Joan Spero The Samuel & Grace Gorlitz Foundation Stuart Miller Ethan Grossman Donald Sussman Bobbie and Thomas Gottschalk Jane and Daniel Och Nicholas Hallack Diane Tachmindji Tracy and Bill Grathwohl Donna and Jeremy Preddy Hellman Family Revocable Trust Marla and Robert Tanenbaum Michael and Vicki Gross Ariel and Tal Recanati Irvin Stern Foundation Harold and Nicki Tanner Liz and Steven Gruber Say Yes to Education Foundation The Robert and Ardis James Foundation Toll Brothers Paul and Diane Guenther David and Amira Strasser Charles and Jessica Kibel The Travelers Companies, Inc. James Reinish and Associates Peggy and David Tanner Patricia Kind Family Foundation Brigitte P. Trevidic and James M. Weinrott The Mitchell Kapor Foundation Arn and Nancy Reiss Tellem Kiss My Face Marvin F. Weissberg and Judith Morris Mitchell Kapor and Freada K. Klein Tisch Foundation, Inc. Barbara Kravitz Wendell P. Weyland, Esq. The Rosalie Katz Family Foundation, Inc. George M. Weiss Helen M. Kurtz Barry and Jan R. Zubrow The Katzin Foundation

32 | 2011 Annual Report 2011 Annual Report |33 2011 supporters Seed profile ZANA (KOSOVAR, 2000) EDUCATION • MA in Public Policy, John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University, 2010 Sheryl and Chip Kaye Amy Webster Robert & Dorothy Goldberg Charitable Foundation • BA, Graceland University, 2006 Ofir Kedar and Eva Sonesh-Kedar Victor and Alla Weingarten Daniel S. Goldman WORK Stacey and Daniel Kohl WisdomTree Asset Management, Inc. The Stuart S. & Byrdie Gould Foundation • Diplomatic Adviser to the Minister of Foreign Richard Kurnit and Diane Katzin Anthony and Nanar Yoseloff Jay and Luetta Gould Affairs of Kosovo Landau Family Foundation Ivy Zelman Stacey Gruber Seeds of Peace has had a significant impact on the Landmark Advisors Susan and Murray Haber way that I lead my life, understand others and listen Richard Levy and Lorraine Gallard $2,500 to $4,999 The Marlene and Samuel Halperin Family Foundation to different views. Alexander M. and June L. Maisin Foundation of Hill & Knowlton Through Seeds of Peace I was able to meet with the Jewish Community Federation’s Endowment Fund Manal Abbas Shelley E. Holm people from different conflict areas as well as the Helen and William Mazer Foundation Leslie Abrons Mamoun M. and Susan Hussein conflict at home in Kosovo. I feel empowered having Richard and Ronay Menschel Farah and Hassan Alaghband Michael E. Jaglom had the chance to learn, present my views and be Arlene and Walter Meranze The JMA Foundation listened to. While in some parts of the world, peace Maya Barlev is far from our reach, our personal relationships Abraham and Barbie Miller Richard and Kerri Bartlett Estate of Ellen Kagan provide an excellent foundation. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel H. Miller Karen Karniol-Tambour Adam and Mahnaz I. Bartos Having such a meaningful reconciliation experience Eliot A. and Doris Minsker Stanley and Marion Bergman Jeffrey H. and Carol Kaufman with Seeds of Peace impacted my plans for educa- Morgan Stanley Foundation A Better World Fund Jill Kirshner tional and professional attainment. It is in Seeds of Jonathan Och and Rita Halbright Richard Braemer and Amy Finkel Dr. and Mrs. Henry A. Kissinger Peace that I decided I wanted to be among those Lubna S. Olayan and John Xefos Susan and Jon Bram The Lauer Philanthropic Foundation who make change happen. The Peter Jay Sharp Foundation Cynthia B. Burns Ruth Lazarus and Michael Feldberg I went on to study International Studies at Grace- Charles and Nicole Poliacof Peter L. Buttenwieser Peter Levenson and Pamela Sweeney land University and returned to Kosovo to serve in Courtney Pratt and Albert Zuniga Christopher Campbell Philip G. Levy the government. It was a true privilege to be serving Robert P. and Sharon Prince Susan H. Canada Michael and Cheryl Lexton in the Kosovo institutions when we declared inde- Albert and Audrey Ratner Kevin and Joan Carney The Liataud Family Foundation pendence from Serbia. Peter M. and Janet Reilly Lisa and Peter T. Cirenza Bernard and Susan Liautaud At the time, I worked as Chief of Cabinet to the James Reinish Daniel H. Cohen Robert and Marilyn Mazur Deputy Prime Minister, who also served as Minister Neal Rodin Diana and Roy Conovitz MDC Holdings, Inc./Richmond American Homes for Local Government. The government was en- Cheryl F. Rosner and Todd E. Libke Foundation gaged in a major decentralization project to accom- Carole A. and W. Robert Courey modate the needs and concerns of Kosovo’s ethnic Judith Sandick, M.D. and David C. Nutt, Jr. Credit Suisse Securities Europe Ltd Metric Consulting and Inspection communities in an Albanian majority state. Gail Schargel and William Powell Pearl Metz Cindy and David Edelson In a society in post-communism and post-war transi- Deborah and Howard Scher The Elisabeth Morrow School Nancy Milstein tion, ethnic reconciliation—while welcome—proved Diane Sherman Leonard and Susan Feinstein Larry A. and Carol Mizel difficult and lengthy. Having gone through Seeds Kenneth Simonson and Jan Solomon Michael S. Feldberg and Ruth L. Lazarus Richard L. Moriarty of Peace co-existence sessions and having built Estate of Martin I. Small Charitable Trust Pace Plumbing Corp. personal relationships, I believed reconciliation was Michael and Claudia Spies Robert and Susan Feldman The Pannonia Foundation possible. Sebastian A. Stubbe Abigail and Robert Fine Wayne and Dorothy Patterson Three years later, in 2010, I wrote my thesis on Think Global School Alan H. Fleischmann and Dafna Tapiero Yehuda Paz political and institutional integration of Serbs in Dan and Sheryl Tishman Bunny Freidus and John Steel Peter J. Solomon Company, L.P. Kosovo. I went to Serbian localities and spoke to the Nancy Troy de Wit Alexander and Lissa Frenkel Thomas R. Pickering community members about integration. The life lived Enzo Viscusi Precision Piping at the Seeds of Peace International Camp had come David I. and Sheila Fuente to Kosovo. While reconciliation was not complete, Gregory C. and Susan Voetsch Givenik.com The Honorable Molly M. Raiser most people showed signs of respect for other com- Michelangelo Volpi and Toni C. Cupal Donald G. Glascoff, Jr. and Brenda Cronin Marilyn and Michael Ratner munities.

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Arthur L. and Susan C. Rebell Bernie and Elsie Aidinoff Leon and Toby Cooperman Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Goldenberg Susan Ringo and Barry Sonnenfeld Eric and Jan Albert Michael and Debbie Coslov Joshua and Yvonne Goldfein RNAV Foundation Eiman Alian Carole A. Courey Living Trust Gwen Goodkin Joseph Rokacz David Allen and Judy Joo Cathy Cramer and Ken Gibbs Dorothy and James Goodman Eric M. and Helen Rosenberg Alpha Omega Fraternity DC Chapter Katie Danziger and Steve Horowitz Sandy Gottesman Nancy Roskind Dennis Alter Kito De Boer Henry F. and Edith K. Graff Shelley and Donald Rubin Apple Lane Foundation Charles J. de Sieyes and Carol R. Ward David S. and Patricia Grayson Bruce Saber and Lisa Sotto James M. and Marjorie Arsham Nancy Donohue Andrew J. Green Jane and Munir Saltoun Farah Asemi George E. and Marie Doty Douglas Green Elizabeth Sarnoff and Andrew Cohen Jill Bader Camille Douglas Steven Greenberg and Avra Goldman Scheidel Foundation Clem Balanoff Edgewood Properties, Inc. William S. Greenberg Paul E. and Carolyn G. Shapiro M. Jane Balanoff and Jean C. Edmond Martha D. Ehrenfeld Peggy Greenhut-Golden The Sherwin-Williams Company Vivek J. Bantwal Emerald Excavating Co, Inc. The Grinberg Family Foundation Gil Shiva Nancy Bard Richard and Lois England Marilyn Grossman Glen and Amy Siegel Ted M. and Karen L. Beal Epping General Dentistry George and Antonia Grumbach The Lucille Ellis Simon Foundation The Beechwood Organization Resa and David Eppler Guilford Publications, Inc. Donald E. Simon Peter and Katherine K. Benjamin Arthur and Jo Ann Eves Alan and Linda Haberman Sonecha Family Foundation Bergdorf Goodman The Fay J. Lindner Foundation Janez Hacin Jay N. Sonecha Jeffrey G. Bernstein Lynne H. Federman and Joseph Korb Sarah V. Harrison Sheryl St. Pierre Michael D. and Ruth M. Berry Carol J. Feinberg Clifford B. Hendler and Deborah Neipris Hendler Thomas F. Staley Foundation Fred and Betty Bialek David Fenton The Henshel Foundation Richard and Isabel Steinberg Scott Birnbaum and Sabrina Weingarten Lesley Field Joy Henshel Warren Stieglitz and Carla Harman Monique and Jon Bloom Tom Fiorini Sally and Stephen Herman Leonard W. and Patricia E. Stone Lauren Blum and Bill Merten Firestone Family Foundation Dylan Hildreth-Hoffman Janet Wallach David and Barbara J. Blumenthal First United Church of Oak Park Roger and Dee Hillas Albert and Bessie Warner Fund The Bovin Family Foundation Flexpoint Ford, LLC Peter K. and Roberta Hirsch Robert and Judith Yarmuth Terry and Denis Bovin FLIK International Julien Honorat Douglas C. and Susan Yearley DeAnn Sarah Brady Beth Anne Flynn Louis R. and Candice A. Hughes York International Agency, LLC Greg Brandner and Amy Miller Frances and Jack Levy Foundation James C. Hurowitz, M.D. and Doreen B. Brettler, M.D. Natalia Zhminko Beatrix Brenninkmeyer Dan Frederick Joann Intili and Ed Kessan Karyn L. Zieve Jamie and Nisha Brodsky Donald P. Freedman Jeffrey and Susan Goldenberg Foundation Brown Brothers Harriman & Co. Barbara H. Freitag JJJ Family Foundation $1,000 to $2,499 David C. Brown Edgar Freitag Robert and Jane Julius Ralph and Elaine Brown Erica W. Frenkel Sherry Kagan Segal 100 Jems, LLC Molly Cadmus Axel I. and Lauren Freudmann Nora and Geoff Kanter 342 Property, LLC - Distrikt Hotel Chelsea School District - Beach Middle School Judith Z. Friedman Douglas A. Kass Catherine Abbate Barry Clarke and Samantha Halata Ellen S. Gelboim Sheamus Kelleher Howard J. Abner David and Deborah L. Cohen Jan L. Gilman David E. and Anne L. Kendall Robert L. Adams and Julie DeVito Adams Lucy Commoner and Richard Berry David and Louise Gitlitz Richelle and Mark Kennedy Daniel H. and Jenna P. Adler Congregation Rodeph Sholom Glen Oaks Philanthropic Fund Howard and Rochelle Kivell Misbah Ahdab and Hind Soufi Ahdab Howard Cooper Judith and Albert Glickman The Lenore & Howard Klein Foundation, Inc.

36 | 2011 Annual Report 2011 Annual Report |37 2011 supporters $1,000 TO $2,499 Seed profile PARINAZ (INDIAN, 2002) EDUCATION • BLS LLB, University of Mumbai, 2011 Robert I. and Nancy Kohn Christopher Nakamura Fuad Sawaya WORK • Associate Attorney, Bharucha Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kovaleski Lawrence D. Nash The Scarsdale Alumni Association Class of 1960 & Partners Liliane Krauss Nassau Candy Distributors, Inc. Ken and Loretta Schatz Harvey and Barbara Kurzweil Lee and Joyce Neibart Larry Scheinfeld Seeds of Peace changed the way I think, talk, and even how I feel about circumstances and people Nicholas Kyprios Nelco Foundation Robert and Sylvia Scher Charitable Foundation around me. Jane Laffend Ms. Bebe Neuwirth Edward Schmidt On November 26, 2008, my city was under siege. Linda B. and David K. Lakhdhir Scott and Wendy Newman Ellen Schoninger and Efraim Grinberg The Taj Mahal Hotel, where terrorists wreaked Wend and John A. Lang Virginia W. and James M. Newmyer Lisbeth B. and Daniel L. Schorr havoc for three days, is about a minute’s walk away Jude P. and Eileen S. Laspa Stephen A. Novick and Evan Galen Mark Schubin and Karen McLaughlin from where I stay. Becky Laub Lawrence and Melanie F. Nussdorf Marvin Seligman At a candle-light vigil, a group of burly men began Patricia Lawrence Alison Overseth Iram and Mahmood Shah shouting anti-Pakistan slogans, including “Paki- Frances and Jack Levy Julius Pearl Andrew Shapiro and Carolyn Setlow stan Murdabad” (“Death to Pakistan”), “let’s bomb Laurence and Stephanie Levy Deborah R. Peikes Joan Blum Shayne them,” “let’s kill them all,” and variations on these Randall J. and Patricia Lewis Ilene and Arthur Penn Luis Fernando and Lauren Silva-Pinto that make your stomach turn. Laurence and Gloria Lieberman Michael M. and Susan Perl William and Nancy Simkiss I don’t know what possessed me, but I pushed my Arthur and Susan Lindenauer Louis and Barbara Perlmutter Mary G. and Alok Singh way into the center of the mob and yelled to be Amy and Richard Lipton Neil Pigott Jon J. Skillman and Luanne Selk heard over the fervour. I asked if they knew what Abram M. and Phyllis London Thomas and Elizabeth Pileggi Matthew Slovik they were talking about, who they thought actually Paul A. and Sue Lotke Henry and Jean Pollak Sanford Smith and Jill Bokor did this, how many innocent people exactly like them they were planning on killing ... Lois Lowry Jennifer D. Port Frank Sobel Luce, Forward, Hamilton, & Scripps, LLP Pritchard Family Foundation Bruce Solomon Some questioned me, my loyalties; I responded. When I think about it, on that high emotional note, Rhoda Makoff, Ph.D. Patricia Raber Max Diane N. Solomon we were actually engaging in dialogue—they were Helen and Carl B. Marbach Mark A. and Nancy B. Ratner Gerald Solomon being forced to engage in discussion in support of Marshall Wace North America, L.P. Joanne Resh and Benjamin Rodriguez Jordan and Julie Solomon their views! Lisa Martin and Michael Epstein Nirit Resnick Steven Solomon I’m not suggesting that each of those people went The Helen R and Harold C. Mayer Foundation Kashif Riaz Ryan Spalter home a changed human being, but I do not doubt Marc Mazur Jane N. and Harvey Rich Daniel and Mary Stanton that many were compelled to think—to consider the Debby and Dan McGinn Sue Ellen Rittmaster Esta Stecher ramifications of such careless, unbridled ill-will; to Ari S. and Diana Medoff Robert Rivkin and Cindy Moelis The Fred Stein Family Foundation actually listen to their own articulations of hatred John A. Mentis Larry D. and Caroline R. Roi Fred Stein and recognise its futility. Michael & Susan Dell Foundation Jamie and Leila M. Rome Lenore Steiner and Perry Lerner I would consider my purpose served if I were suc- Middle East Peace Dialogue Network, Inc. The Rose Family Foundation Michael and Judy Steinhardt cessful in making even a handful among them Raluca Mihaila Gary and Karen Rose Debra Stone and David Glaser conscious of the fact that the enemy does, in fact, Jennifer Milazzo Diane G. Rosenberg Todd and Valerie Street have a face. Lowell Milken Toby Rosenblatt Edward Taffet Beyond standing up to unruly mobs, I am currently Jonathan and Cathy Miller Barbara L. Rosin Ellen Tarlow an attorney in Mumbai. The pursuit of justice is a natural extension of peace and both are parts of an Lee Mlotek Mr. E. Robert Roskind Lynne Tarnopol organic whole. My Camp experience proves invalu- Barbara Moses Allan Rothstein Steven and Deanna Taubman able, reminding me several times a day to temper David & Inez Myers Foundation Ronald and Marcia Rubin The Taylor Foundation my stereotypes and hone my objectivity. Moreover, Paul S. Nadler Family Foundation Allan Ruchman and Amy Horbar Ann G. Tenenbaum and Thomas H. Lee it gives me both the courage and fortitude to remain Jonathan Nadler Jesse R. Ryan Richard W. and Mary Thaler steadfast in my cause and continue to communicate it within the communities I interact with.

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John M. and Joan Thalheimer Family Artisan Stoneworks Corp. The Gerald and Daphna Cramer Terry Glass Charitable Foundation Diane Asseo Griliches Family Foundation, Inc. Paula Gocker Werner and Joan Thiessen Jane Azia Gerald B. and Daphna Cramer Jeremy S. Goldberg and Jenna Arnold Steven E. and Erica Tishman Miriam Balanoff Miriam Daniel and Larry Wolff Kim Golden and Jean Suda Mr. K. Chris Todd & Ms. Amelia Gomez Robert Balanoff, Jr. Marsha E. DeFilippo David Goldenberg Jacob Toll Alon Barzilay Craig deLaurier and Bess Oransky Nina Goodman and Alexander D. Freudenheim Trinity Presbyterian Church Charles and Christina M. Bascom Lucas Detor Anne Frances Goodrich Karen Tsiropinas David Baxter and Anne Anderson Bill and Sonnie Dockser Jamie B. and Gary Gordon Eric M. Uslaner Beatrice Home Fashions Susan Dodes and Jeffrey Jones William and Susan Gordon Katherine M. Valyi and Peter T. Nulty Avi and Lisa Berg Henry and Kathy Donner The Grayson Fund Varian Medical Systems Bethesda Friends Meeting Patricia Downs Berger Simone Greenbaum Gross John R. and Julia Ver Ploeg Abbas Beyad Jonathan C. and Diane Downs Ira J. and Linda Greenblatt Kenneth and Laurie Walden Nancy & Robert S. Blank Foundation Geoffrey Drayson Jonathan Greenblatt and Linda Adams Linda Wallberg Robert S. and Nancy Blank Douglas Drbal Barry and Nancy Greenfield Roy S. and Carol Walzer Samantha M. Bloom Adrienne Drinkwater Jeffrey Gural Paula R. Watson Jeffrey Bluestone Elizabeth Dunning Guy’s Floor Service, Inc. Irene M. and Lynn M. Weigel Faith A. and Philip D. Bobrow Eastern Group Psychotherapy Society Jerry M. and Joelle Hamovit Jeff and Beth Weingarten Edward G. and Patricia J. Boehne Susan and David Edelstein Kay Harrigan Woods Jill and Jeffrey Weiss The Bolles School Elizabeth Ehrenfeld Marianne Harris Wells High School Bradford White Corporation Ari Elias-Bachrach Harvard-Epworth Methodist Church Bernard and Betty Werthan Aenne Brenninkmeyer Chene Raed Elkhatib Gideon Hausner Jewish Day School Naida S. Wharton and Claude Chene Kimberly Endelson HKM Fund The Winfield Foundation Arlene Brickner and James Messing Luisa M. Engel Andrew Holm Ambassador Frank G. Wisner Timothy Broadbent Bonnie S. Englebardt Family Charitable Trust HomeTeam Pest Defense Anne P. Wong Mary Brock Bonnie Englebardt Lautenberg Sylvie Honig William A. and Selina Woods Brookwood Financial Partners, L.P. The Episcopal Church of St. Mary The Virgin Sharon A. Hosley Yvonne Woolf Mindy Buren Alan R. Epstein and Yvonne D. Tropp Ara K. and Rachel Hovnanian Alyssa Zelman Charles R. and Mary G. Callanan Scott and Barbara Erlich Cynthia B. Howland Roy J. Zuckerberg John Carter Joel Ettinger Ali Hussain Megan Cayten William H. and Anne Ewing Munir Hussein $500 to $999 Kehila Chadasha John and Margee Falk The Hyman Family Charitable Foundation Sheree Chiou Senia E. Feiner Allen I. and Valerie Hyman Martha Ackelsberg Classic Accessories Antoine Flamarion International Strategy & Investment Group, Inc. Leslie Adelson Lewin and Nick Lewin Jeffrey Cohen Dustin Frankel Laura Jackson Howard L. and Nancy Lang Adler Stanley Cohen Gary and Ethel Furst Patricia Jackson Nick Advani Peter A. and Elizabeth S. Cohn Foundation, Inc. Ron Garber Jane Stern Family Foundation Inc. Byrganym Aitimova Charles H. and Sandra L. Cole Caroline Gelbard The Peter T. Joseph Foundation Leah and Eric Alani Congregation Dorshei Tzedek Judith Geller Nicholas Joseph Ozi Amanat and Asema Ahmed Congregation Eitz Chayim Bradley H. Gendell Ellen and Joseph Kaidanow Ahmed S. and Neelum Amin Cooley LLP William Gilligan Marvin and Madeline G. Kalb Douglas Arsham and Jennifer Effron John Cortapasso Stephen and Laurie Girsky Gregory and Cornelia Kamedulski

40 | 2011 Annual Report 2011 Annual Report | 41 2011 supporters $500 TO $999 Seed profile IDDO (ISRAELI, 1997)

WORK • Teacher, Israeli High School I grew up with Seeds of Peace and Peter and Kathy Kapenga John L. and Susan Marker Victor A. and Elizabeth R. Pollak with the firm conviction that a bet- Peter Katona and Dorothy Mermelstein Katona Richard J. and Karin Marzullo Posnick Family Foundation ter understanding of the other side can lead to a Susan Kempler and Van Robbins Harrington K. Mason Michael B. and Eileen P. Posnick peaceful way of life and point of view. Mark K. and Susan Kessler Diane and Adam Max Postmark Cafe I was active politically before Seeds, but after my Anna Khazen Paul McDowell Stuart E. & Estelle Price Foundation first experience at Camp, one could say that I Michael Khouri Nancy and Steven Mendelow Stuart Price understood the necessity of such activity better than Kittamaqundi Community, Inc. - Tod Mercy, III Arif and Gulzar Rajan others. This feeling has grown stronger over the Oliver’s Carriage House Metric Testing Lab Rishi Renjen years. Victor F. and Danielle Klebanoff C.G. and Elaine Miliotes David Rich I try, because of Seeds of Peace, to be a person who Lois Kohn-Claar and Gary Claar Gene Mim Mack Melissa Riley listens more, though sometimes it is very hard. Andrew and Jennifer Kosak Christopher P. Mittleman Gertrude Rogers Seeds of Peace satisfies part of my curiosity about James and Catherine Koshland Lina Molokotos-Liederman and Carl Liederman Mr. Leslie Rose the Arab world and Palestinians and, at the same Mary Kostman Mooshad Consulting, Inc. Stephen Rosenblum and Rosalyn Sarver time, triggers more questions about our conflict and Lori and James Krantz Dawn and Matthew Morris James S. and Marcia B. Rosenheim about my culture as well. Rev. and Mrs. Armin Kroehler James Morrison The Roskind Family Foundation, Inc. I teach issues that are related to the conflict. Educa- Robin B. Krugman and Daniel Berner Morse Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rosof tion is the No. 1 place to influence my society to T/S Kully Philanthropic Fund Lester and Dinny Morse Michael S. and Alexis Royce become more open, more tolerant, and less violent, especially towards Palestinians. of the Fed. of Metro. Chicago Harriet Mouchly-Weiss and Charles Weiss Elizabeth Ryan Thomas R. and Sandra Kully Peter and Shelly Murphy Jacob Sacks In Arabic, History, Islam and Civics lessons, I try to Arun Kumar William L. and Geraldine M. Murray Foundation Sambol Constructin Corp. replace the hate some kids have for anything that has to do with Arabs with an understanding of Ara- Ilene Lainer Jane E. and William M. Murray Mr. Eric Sambol bic language, culture, politics and life. Stacey and Curtis Lane Alan D. Nadeau Gary P. Sanginario, Esq. Marc Lawrence Robert J. and Ann R. Neuman Mr. Dan Sapadin and Rabbi Sara Sapadin Jane S. and Don LeBell Jane R. Newman Charitable Trust Stuart M. and Gwen M. Sarnoff Mr. and Mrs. Robert Levine Jane R. Newman and Amy Lange Paul M. and Ellen H. Saunders W. Buford Lewis and Linda Lewis Newmark Knight Frank Bob Scanlan Family Foundation, Inc. Dan H. and Alice Nicolson Betty Schoenbaum Larry Lewis Charles O’Brien David A. and Joan B. Schwerin Linda Lewis JoAnn Ottman David Seeler Richard Lewis and Lois Schein Bruce and Nicole Paisner Gary and Myrna F. Shapiro Linda Lipay Robert and Beth Parahus Jonathan Shapiro and Julie Boesky Jack and Diane London The Oren and Rachel Peleg Foundation Sholley Foundation, Inc. Matt Low Rachel and Oren Peleg Peter B. and Nancy Sholley Barbara Lunde Alice B. and Fred Perkins Claudia Sills Thomas Lyon Dick and Cynthia Perkins Patricia and Howard Silverstein Tom and Alice Macy Phelps Family Foundation Swan Sit The Maine Community Foundation, Inc. Hugh Phelps Margaret Skinner Kuldeep Malkani Richard N. and Alice Pierson S. Scott and Deborah Smith Anthony and Sally Mann The Pincus Family Foundation Matthew Sosnow Nick and Annemarie J. Mansour David Pincus Denise M. Soucy, M.D. Elizabeth and David Margolis-Pineo Rev. Roy W. Pneuman Anne and Elon Spar

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Mary Ann Spatola and Richard Rosenthal Melinda Molin, M.D. Jane Toll YLC MEMBERS Mr. Kenneth S. Spirer and Dr. Joan Leitzer Norah Mugambi Robert Toll In its inaugural year, YLC Membership offered young Tom and Dee Stegman Ramy Nagy, MadÉo Media Janet Wallach leaders a chance to support Seeds of Peace and Samantha Steinberg Zahra Nurmohamed Michael Wallach gain a diverse community of socially conscious peers. Marc Sternberg and Katherine Goldstein Judith Sandick, M.D. Membership benefits include invitations to Camp, Richard and Penny Stevens Harold Savage YOUNG LEADERSHIP BOARD discounted event tickets, and entry to exclusive Andrea Tabert Jacob Toll (100 percent of members donated) Speakers Summits. Over 100 dedicated supporters Francisca Tan Percy Turner In addition to organizing the highly successful annual joined the three tiers of membership in 2011: Taylor Wiseman and Taylor fundraisers, the Peace Market and Stand Up for Peace, Individual, Leaders, VIP. Kenneth S. and Cheryl M. Thirtyacre Seeds of Peace is sustained by a wide range of gifts the 2011 Young Leadership Committee Board also Anne M. Topple from groups that come together in support of its vibrant introduced Speakers Summits and a YLC Membership Miriam Alkon Tita and Corning Townsend programs. The following groups have been instrumental Program, uniting and solidifying the strong community Sana Amanat Trainer Family Foundation, Inc. in the success of 2011. of New York based young professionals and philan- Liran Amrany Robert B. Trainer thropists who support the work of Seeds of Peace. Vivek Baliga Tufts University BOARD OF DIRECTORS Brittany Barnes University Presbyterian Church Each Member of the Board of Directors has made a Scott Birnbaum Kevin Beardsley The Upstream Foundation gift representing personal generosity. Jamie Brodsky Zohar Benjelloun Kenneth Usdin Daniel Ettinger Linda Benrimon Audrey F. Walzer Ozi Amanat Natasha Faroun Denise Biederman David Weinreb Amr Badr Ariella Feldman Scott Birnbaum Josh and Judy Weston David Avital Matt Jung Samantha M. Bloom Michele Willens Richard Berman Karen Karniol-Tambour Jamie Brodsky Joan M. Woodward Darcie A. Bundy Becky Laub Justin Browne David and Laurie Wotman Nicola J. Cobbold Ari S. Medoff Sandy Busken Michael Zamkow and Sue Berman Matthew P. Courey Ramy Nagy John Cafarelli Simon and Hope Ziff Christine R. Covey Ashok Parameswaran Daniel Castle Joseph Gantz Grishma Parekh Andrea Cohen GIFTS OF GOODS AND SERVICES Jeremy S. Goldberg Charles Poliacof Jessica Drapkin Bobbie Gottschalk Courtney Pratt Daniel Ettinger Jenna Arnold, Press Play Productions Munir Hussein Rami Qubain Natasha Faroun CleanLikePros Michelle Mercer Rubina Shafi Ariella Feldman Charles J. de Sieyes and Carol R. Ward Eugene Mercy Jr. Matthew Slovik Bryan Fingeroot Sohko Fujimoto Lindsay Miller Lance Stier Rachel Fingeroot Stephen Goldbas, D.O. Samuel L. Samelson Jacob Toll Carla Franklin Lynn Golder, NP Iram Shah Rachel Stier Laurie Franz Sidney Goldman, M.D. C. Michael Spero Jonathan Gemus Bobbie and Thomas Gottschalk David Strasser Dennis Gerber Timothy Hawkins, M.D. Sebastian A. Stubbe William Goldberg IBM Peggy Epstein Tanner Simone Greenbaum Gross Lauren Joffe Arn Tellem Samantha Hajjar Maine State Police Nancy Tellem Allison Halpern

44 | 2011 Annual Report 2011 Annual Report | 45 2011 supporters ylc members Seed profile { ANEEQ (PAKISTANI, 2003) EDUCATION • BA, Lahore University of Management Sciences, 2010 Shari Harel Rami Qubain Jesse R. Ryan AWARDS/HONORS Adina Herman Carolina Ramirez Raquel Valladares • 2012 Fulbright Fellow (Public Policy with a focus Dylan Hoffman Karan Rangi Natalia Zhminko in Social Entrepreneurship) Julien Honorat Musa Rashad WORK Ali Hussain Mahmud Riffat UK SUPPORTERS • Founder and Executive Director, Rabtt Lauren Joffe Emily Rosenbaum A growing circle of UK-based Seeds and other Going to Camp and sitting through the dialogue Caroline Jung Uptin Saiidi friends, galvanized by the inaugural Bridges to sessions were a lot about “representing Pakistan” Matt Jung Rubina Shafi Peace charity walk is raising the visibility and for me. A lot of it came from what I had been read- Karen Karniol-Tambour Ami Shah ing throughout my life—the Urdu dailies, the largely financial strength of Seeds of Peace UK. xenophobic textbooks—and simply the ample patri- Amanda Karp Matthew Slovik otism I grew up with. Justin R. Karp Ryan Spalter Lee Aarons Though I’m still characteristically patriotic, I now re- Melissa J. Kronfeld Lance Stier Allyson Abel alize why Seeds of Peace opted for the word “seed” Shilpa Lakhani Danielle Stouck Sandra Abillama when choosing its name. It’s a slow, gradual process Florence Larsen MacKenzie Stuart Deepa Abraham of humanizing the world beyond each participant’s Becky Laub Abhiram Sunkavalli Nicole Abrams borders, as it was for me. Jennifer Lishansky Eden Tanenbaum Marci Adler Three years later, when I returned to Camp as a Molly C. Lukash Jacob Toll Karin Adolph Peer Support, I had only reached the question, what Shani E. Manor Sonu Aggarwal is Identity? I actively sought to answer it with all the Tara Master UK STEERING COMMITTEE Faiz Ahmad opportunities available. I scoured the textbooks for hate material and the official national identity being Ari S. Medoff Each member of the UK Steering Committee of Seeds Aaisha Ahmed Jordan Mittman imparted for a report for Davis Projects for Peace, of Peace has contributed professional talents, hours of Amira Ahmed for Paul Rockower’s chapter on Muslim Perceptions Lee Mlotek volunteer time and a personal gift in 2011. Asmaa Ahmed of Jews in Pakistan and culminating with my senior Shawn Modell Hasina Ahmed year thesis at college. Julia Moksin Abbas Beyad Zaid Ahmed Beyond the research, I believe in direct engagement Christine Moran Shefali Bhasin Amira Ahmed-Badi with the leaders of tomorrow. I co-founded Rabtt, an Sid Murdeshwar Ori Bogaire Ali Akbar Ahsan organization that seeks to redress deficiencies in the Ramy Nagy Aenne Brenninkmeyer Chene Robabeh Laila Ahsan Pakistani public education system through educa- Katrina Najm Cynthia B. Burns Dania Akkad tional camps and the promotion of critical thinking. Tamara Najm Nicola J. Cobbold Farah and Hassan Alaghband Rabtt is a youth organization that aims to promote Said Nashashibi Matthew P. Courey Vincent Alcaix independent and critical thinking through educa- Diane Neman Sohko Fujimoto Dan Alderson tional camps, bringing together students and men- tors from different classes of society in an environ- Ashok Parameswaran Michael Khouri Nassreen Ali Grishma Parekh ment free of judgment and control, introducing new Michelle Mercer David Allen and Judy Joo fields of knowledge and broadening the scope of Puja Parekh Raluca Mihaila Jassim Almutawa future possibilities for students. Deepesh Patel Emily Miller Jonathan Amos Neal Patel Rabtt exists in a society which actively turns minds Lina Molokotos-Liederman Jonathan Amouyal inwards and, I daresay, violent. The curriculum Susan Patel Norah Mugambi Rhea Aoun taught at school, the divides that run through this Jennifer Perlmutter Zahra Nurmohamed Debbie Appel society at large—all offer immense opportunities for Lucas Pipes Amera Ofaifa Paul Arenson tomorrow’s leaders to opt for narrow, biased and Charles Poliacof Neil Pigott Emanuele Arnoldi often violent solutions. The Rabtt curriculum actively Courtney Pratt Donna Preddy Kas and Emilio Ascolani seeks to address these issues as we bring together instructors and students from across the economic and social divide.

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Farah Asemi Zoe Breadmore Noah Curthoys Anne Fraisse Nick Ashby John Brenninkmeijer Anna Curtis Douglas Fraley Myrna Atallah Titus Brenninkmeijer Jonathan Curtis Kaela Frank Alon Avner Beatrix Brenninkmeyer Jane Da Vall Lisa and Russell Franks Julliette Ayoub M.F. Brenninkmeyer Marileqs Dahl Adam French Lynn Ayoub Dino Brivati Stephanie Damitio Sohko Fujimoto Emma Backhouse Karen Brush Tran Toan Dang Pathik Gandhi Ramon Badalbit Laura Buonfino Alexander Dargery John Gannon Adam Badi Marina Burima Yvonne Darling Farid Gargour Emma Balaam Jeremy Bussey Elaine Davis Carole Garmaise Christina Baltz Phillip Cabrera Martine De Geus Marianna Georgakopoulou Laura Barlow Sarah Caddy Paula de Meeus Najjar Georges Mrs. D Barraclough David Caldana Stephen de Melo Rutherford Asmaa Georgiou Georgie Barrat Fenna Calder Mary E. Decato David Gettman Cassie Barrett John S. Calvert Claire Dennig Sarah Ghorbani Perihan Bassatne David Cantillon Lucas Detor Hyfa Ghourab Jerome Bedouet Frank Cerveny James Doble Vijai Gill Andrew Beed Steven Chait Susan Dodes and Jeffrey Jones Daniel Golan and Yael Shimor-Golan Eric Beesemyer Sue Charles Gary Dowsett Irving Goldstein Sazna Begum Martin Chong Geoffrey Drayson Jeremy Goldstein Eric Beinhocker Susan and Jim Cielinski Veena Drought Lisa Goldstein Nauf Bendar Tatjana Cigic Helen Dyson Marilyn Goldstein Jed Benedict Anna Cini Basil Eggenschwyler Vincent Gomez Margaret Benz Lisa and Peter T. Cirenza Gisoo Ehteshamzadeh S.J, Goodwin Richard Bernstone Corinna J. Clark Lucas Ekstrom Amy Gordon Mehdi Beyad Matthew Clark Nasim Elahi Marion and Alan Goulden Mohammad Ali Beyad Ann Clifton Craig Elder Rob Grabill Mohammad Beyad Carolyn Cobbold Jean Elkhouri Kylie Greenaway Reza Beyad Jeremy Cobbold Richard and Linda Ely David and Beth Greenwald Sahar Beyad Sir Ronald and Lady Sharon Cohen Helen Evans Caroline Griffin Pain Arun and Poonam Bhasin Lauren Coleman Andrew Fairnington Bill Griffin Anurag Bhatia Laetitia Colin du Bocage Elizabeth A. and Derek Ferguson Jane Grunberger Michael and Henny Billett Karen and Gregory Conway Alex Field Patrick Guenkel Michael Birshan Sarah Cooley Lori Fields and Marlin Risinger Susan Guiney Tristan Blood Simon Copsey Eric Fitzgerald Zhongmin Guo Linda Bogod Matthew Cote Ciaran Flynn Chander and Rabina Gupta Alexander Bolker-Hagerty Carole A. and W. Robert Courey Rachel Forisha Kratika Gupta Benjamin Booth Robin Cowen Chris Forrester Julien Gurcel Ruth Borland David Cox Grant Fox Mohamad Habashi Ramona Botha Credit Suisse Securities Europe Ltd Luisa Foyo Michael Hacker Lisa K. Bower Garrie Crowther Marga Frackmann Vincent Hakyemez

48| 2011 Annual Report 2011 Annual Report | 49 2011 supporters united kingdom Seed profile { NAT (GREEK CYPRIOT, 2002) EDUCATION • MA in Applied Theatre, Central School of Speech and Drama, London, 2010 Ronald Halbright Tehniyet Kardar Keshav Lewis • BA, University College of London, Stephen Hallam Peter Kaufmann Louis Li 2009 Charlotte Hallward Daniel Kayello Bernard and Susan Liautaud WORK Alasdair Hamblin Neill Keaney Sally-Ann Liddell • Co-Founder of TheatrEtc. Philip Han Gretel Kearney Simon Liddell • Director of Crossroads Youth Theatre Camp Maritza Handal Ofir Kedar and Eva Sonesh-Kedar Polyxeni Liederman-Molokotos • Lead facilitator of anti-bullying Project Josh Harmon Julia Keeling Lan Lin Being part of Seeds of Peace had a great impact on Hilary Hegener Richard Kehoe Peter Livesey me and affected my attitude towards my own coun- Neal Hegge and Sarah J. Hawthorne John Kent Sydney Livesey try, its history and people. Justin Herbert Changez Khan Alyson Lockett I started living my life in Cyprus thinking about my Claudine Herr Rohini Kharkar Lester Loi land as one piece, forgetting that there are check Ann Marie Hess Anna Khazen Martin Louis points between people living on the same land Alan Higgs Cameron Khoshnevis Julia Love and making sure I crossed them regularly to go to the beach in the north, to meet my Turkish Cypriot Diana Hill Francine Khouri Andrew MacIntosh friend and go out or just, later on, drive around on Christoph Hilpert Toni Khoury Lesley MacKinnon small road trips. Laurie Hindley Geehae Kim Georgina Macleay I learned how to have discussions about the Cyprus Rasmus Hinz Antonia Kingsland Alessandro Magnani issue without being emotional about it, which later Willow Hoffman Liam Kirwan Piarjit Mahal helped me in my studies to become a teacher and a Franziska Hofmann Paul Kondo Nazanin Mahdavi drama practitioner because now I constantly inter- Dale Hogan Anne Korecky Nicole Maier act with children and young people who carry with Mary Holtze Mr. A Krueger Norma Malaab them opinions from their family environments and it James Hooke Ela Kucharczyk Nirupaa Manoharan is always challenging to develop dialogue with them without being biased or emotional. Anthony Hughes Nicholas Kyprios Amin Manzouri Philip Hughes Thomas Kyriakoudis Jacqueline Marber I decided to return to Cyprus and implement what I Sarah Husband Owen LaFave Michael J. P. Marshall had learned in projects in my own country. My first project was a bi-communal project, and I attribute Miss B Ibrahim Linda B. and David K. Lakhdhir Samuel Mason my great need to be part of a bi-communal youth Nail Jacob Ranbir Lakhpuri Nasim Masoud project and run it successfully to my personal expe- Louise Jacobs Henri Lambert Navid Masoud rience as a Seed. Simon Jacobs Robert Lambert Nicola Mathiason At the moment I am based in Cyprus, working as Harsh Jain M. Landman Alexander Matlack a freelance drama practitioner. I have founded Steven James Peter Larkin Karim Mattar my own NGO and I design and implement arts Tamilla Jazayeri Reema Laroya Leanne Mattey projects. Rachel Jean-Baptiste Aleks Laska Sara McGinty My first project was the Crossroads Youth Thea- Maria Joines Zachary Latif Deborah McGuire tre Camp for young people from the Turkish- and Jaspal Juj Rebecca Lawes Hermoine McKee Greek-speaking communities of Cyprus. Its main Rahil Kacheria Katarzyna Lawrynowicz Nishita Medha focus is the use of theatre as a tool for communica- Karen Kadin Ori Lederman Zeina Mhanna tion, team building and creative expression. Katherine Kadin Conrad Lee Delara Michault I hope to be able to contribute, even just a bit, to- Brett Kalesky Gary Leigh Marc Michault wards preparing our society for a peaceful, shared Shyam Kapadia Catherine Lennon Natalia Michault future by working with the younger generations and making sure they have the chance—like I did—to Hamza Kardar Cindy Levy Patrick Michault meet, listen, talk to the “other side” and find ways to embrace and accept it.

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Erik Mielke Pil-Jeong Oh Saaraa Rahman Keith Sherman Jennifer Milazzo Lubna S. Olayan and John Xefos Benjamin Rahou Alex Shingler Lre Millar Boris Olujic Priti Raja Hashem Shubber Elizabeth Miller Henry O’Neil Anushka Rajiyah Harriet Shugarman Nick and Jan Miller Richard Oosterom Claire Randall Sarosh Siddiqui Shannon Miller Lisa Oswald Soma Rao Kathleen and Scott Simpson Shahab Mirjafari Ivor O’Toole Nasim Rasoulian Gabrielle Singer Steven Mitra Hana Otsuka Hiroko Rawald Hiti Singh Falguni Modha Brian Owens Rebecca Reed-Sperrin Jess Singh Alia Mohammed Sanford N. and Kellan Owens Andrew Reevey Anuradha Singla Angelie Moledina Kimberly Page Lesley Reich Gemma Smallpage Thiri Mon Hannah Paik Peter M. and Janet Reilly Clare Smith Lisa Montgomery Maria Elena Palero Pastor Matt Renirie Roger Smith Thomas F. Moore Anastasios Pantazis Steve Richards Steve Smith Michael Moretti Marcela Parker Bruce Rigal Kevin Sneader James Morrison Jahanara Parsons Elaine Rizzo N. Snijders Laura Mosedale Amit Patel Tori and Stewart Robertson Stephen Snizek John Mowinckel Bhavin Patel Alexandra and William Roedy Sundeep Sood Sylvain Mudikongo Mital Patel Maurice Rollnick Chris Soprano Norah Mugambi Nadira Patel Louise Roman Detlef Spang Mary Emily Mulville Rachel and Oren Peleg Bernard Rosof Anne and Elon Spar Abid Mumtaz Gregory Penfold Erin and Alex Roth Mary Ann Spatola and Richard Rosenthal Carmelle Munde Neelima Penumurthy Elizabeth Ryan Michael and Claudia Spies Michael Muraoka Marc Pereira-Mendoza Philipp Sachs Kira Stepanoff-Dargery Colleen M. Murphy Roy Perlson Rula Sadik Douglas Stewart Paul Musson Kasra Pezeshki Michaela Saffrin Marco Sticchi Nasim Naderi Tristan Phillimore Roberto Salomao Robert Stone Mahan Namin Scott Phillips Yasmine Samarasinghe E.A.W. Swanson Mohammad Naqvi Massimo Piazzi Jorge Sampere Vandana Talwar Debbie Nathan Rachel Pickering Antonella Santini and Isaac Heinrich Mike Tambling Mariam Nezafatkhah Tazio Pintado Nilanjana Sanyal Luz Marie Tan Peter B. Noll Francesco Pirovano Margaret Sayen Serena Tang Clara Nulty Florus Plantenga Amanda Schendelaar Kateline Teller Kieran Nulty Alex Podbury David Scheurl Sam Terry Asim Nurmohamed Stefano Podesta Till Schneider The Oren and Rachel Peleg Foundation Zahra Nurmohamed Mark Pollack Gustavo Schwed and Lucy Harrington The R and S Cohen Foundation Jane and Daniel Och Atiyeh Pourmatin Maggie Sedar Elvira Thissen Jonathan Och and Rita Halbright Freddie Powell Mahera Selander Kate Tilley Michael Och Romain Rachidi Bradley Selig Ruth Todd Susan Och Lavanya Raghavan Asha Sethi Carin Toso J.C. Oei Manju Rahim Andrew Sheets Francesco Tundo Irena M. Tzekina

52| 2011 Annual Report 2011 Annual Report | 53 2011 supporters united kingdom Seed profile { ZACH (AMERICAN, 2003) EDUCATION • BA, Princeton University, 2010 AWARDS/HONORS • 2010-2011 Fulbright Fellow Sajjad Vakilian SEEDS Allison Vise Mara van den Bold When Seeds lend their financial support, we are re- Ethan Waxman WORK Susan van der Linden • Program Assistant, Egypt Team, National Demo- ceiving gifts from those who know us best. Their contri- cratic Institute Damien Vanderwilt butions are a testament to the transformational experi- PARENTS OF SEEDS Sari Varpa ences they have had at Camp and beyond. My Seeds experience had two central lessons: em- The parents of Seeds recognize the extraordinary powerment and cross-cultural understanding. Manjeet Vassan perspectives their daughters and sons have gained Michelangelo Volpi and Toni C. Cupal Manal Abbas and often learn profound lessons from their own These are messages that I took to heart when I chose Hans Von Rettig Mir H. Akhgar Sr., BA to study public and international affairs at Princeton children. Their generous support is central to the University’s Woodrow Wilson School. Marcel Wachter Cecily Barber financial health of Seeds of Peace. Michelle and Ramzi Wafa James Berylson I approached my Fulbright Fellowship in Jordan Harold Wahlstrom Samantha M. Bloom with the same open-minded attitude I took away Bradley Abelow and Carolyn Murray from Camp, and my experiences at Seeds of Peace Anthony Wainer Michelle Chapman Tom and Abby Abelson continue to inform my everyday approach to my Erick Walhstrom Jay Cohen Misbah Ahdab and Hind Soufi Ahdab work, life, and outlook. Claire Waller Elias J. de Wit Kent and Karen Allen At the National Democratic Institute, I work on po- Simon Walsh Fadi A. El-Salameen Stephen M. Arpadi and Terry M. Marx litical party building and civil society strengthening Simon Warshaw Jessie Erwin James and Pamela Awad in Egypt. Francesca Weinberg Dustin Frankel Kate Ballen I have managed an international observation mis- Julian Weinberg Itay Golan Jon Benson and Pamela W. Lynn sion of Egypt’s 2011-2012 parliamentary elections Clifford Weisfeld William Goldberg Martha Bentley and administered programs training new political Kelly and Richard Welch Perri Gould Monique and Jon Bloom parties in fundamental campaign skills. Rob Welsh Kyle Grochmal Ori and Einat Bogaire The same youth that Seeds of Peace aims to em- Wayne and Lisa Wennick Hannah Gross Jonathan Brandon and Harriet Scheft power are the ones who have led the rapid changes Olivia Whalley Muna Hadid Jeff and Wendy Brown in Egypt over the past year, and at NDI I am helping Andrew Whitehouse Micah B. N. Hendler Darcie A. Bundy and Kenneth P. Cohen, Esq. these young people realize the goal of a transpar- Michael Williams-Jones Rahil Kacheria ent, democratic society that they have been working Jeanne and Stuart Burd toward. Judith and Ronald Wohlman Shyam Kapadia Adele and Rick Carter Kevin Wolf Karen Karniol-Tambour Joseph and Rosemary Caulfield Hilda Worth Michael Kaufman Ellen V. and John Chiniara Marc Worth Molly C. Lukash Lisa and Peter T. Cirenza Georgia Wrench Shani E. Manor Nicola J. and Humphrey Cobbold Megan Yem Zoe Mercer-Golden Dana S. and Neil Cohen Jenny Yoe Ramy Nagy David and Deborah L. Cohen Hera Zahid Hassan Said Nashashibi Sir Ronald and Lady Sharon Cohen Arsalan Zamir Rami Qubain Carrie Colan Michael Zamkow and Sue Berman Hassan Raza Christine R. and Jock Covey Maria Zhminko Mahmud Riffat Charles Crandall and Marian McGuire Milda Zinkus Samantha Sevilla John Eastman and Erica Rudloff Anita Zolas Tamer Shabaneh Resa and David Eppler Matthew Slovik James and Eileen Erwin Eden Tanenbaum Leslie and David Fastenberg Hamza A. Usmani Lynne H. Federman and Joseph Korb

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Esther Fein and David Remnick Lubna S. Olayan and John Xefos Robert and Judith Yarmuth Sidney Goldman, M.D. Lori Fields and Marlin Risinger Peter Pitegoff and Ann Casady Diane York Lindsay Goodman Jeff and Sheryl Flug Stephen Pokorny and Susanna Loeb Barry and Jan R. Zubrow Nina Goodman Martin and Julie Franklin Donna and Jeremy Preddy Eva Gordon Wendy P. Maimon Frieder and Samuel Frieder Arif and Gulzar Rajan CURRENT AND FORMER Muna Hadid Joseph Gantz and Paula Blumenfeld Srinivasan Ramakrishna and Anuradha Moturi COUNSELORS AND STAFF Timothy Hawkins, M.D. William and Paula Gerencer Ariel and Tal Recanati Watching the transformation of Seeds participants has Micah B. N. Hendler Howard Glass Peter M. and Janet Reilly a powerful and lasting impact on staff. Counselors Elizabeth Irvine-McDermott Jane Glass Sue and Jonathan Resnick remain connected to the organization for many years, Megan M. Johnson Stephen Goldbas Edward Rich and Laurie Miller and year-round staff members are inspired to include Anita Jones Debra F. Goldberg and Seth P. Waxman Robert Rivkin and Cindy Moelis Seeds of Peace in their personal giving. This list in- Catherine Joseph Lynn Golder, NP James Rosenthal cludes all counselors and Camp staff who have devot- Kristin Kentopp Stefany Gordon and Jethro Eisenstein Barbara L. Rosin ed their summers to Seeds of Peace, as well as full-time Mary Ann Kiernan Bradley Graham and Lissa Muscatine Jeffery Rubin and Shoshana Sokoloff staff members from 2011. Khedidja Koceir Stewart Gross and Lois Perelson-Gross Allan Ruchman and Amy Horbar Mimi Kravetz Chander and Rabina Gupta Bruce Saber and Lisa Sotto Leslie Adelson Lewin Aaron Kurman Clifford B. Hendler and Deborah Neipris Hendler Judith Sandick, M.D. and David C. Nutt, Jr. Monica Balanoff Patricia Lawrence Peter K. and Roberta Hirsch Elizabeth Sarnoff and Andrew Cohen Hannah Belsky Nick Lewin Peter Katona and Dorothy Mermelstein Katona Stuart M. and Gwen M. Sarnoff Sarabeth Berman Katherine Lewis Jeffrey H. and Carol Kaufman Gail Schargel and William Powell Adam J. Bernstein Jennifer Lishansky Ofir Kedar and Eva Sonesh-Kedar Deborah and Howard Scher DeAnn Sarah Brady Zoe Mercer-Golden Stacey and Daniel Kohl Bart R. Schwartz and Betsy Werthan Ralph and Elaine Brown Maren Messing Lori and James Krantz Iram and Mahmood Shah James Campbell Emily Miller Dean and Susan Lachance Jonathan Shapiro and Julie Boesky Jay Cohen Melinda Molin, M.D. David and Dawn Lehmann Steven and Wendy Shenfeld Emily Cohn Matthew B. Nelson Michael and Amy Levinson Charna Sherman and David Weiner Matthew P. Courey David R. Nutt, Jr. Michael and Cheryl Lexton Glen and Amy Siegel Lisa Cronin Marni N. Pearce Bernard and Susan Liautaud Luis Fernando and Lauren Silva-Pinto Joel E. Davidson, Esq. Rev. Roy W. Pneuman Judith and Marty Liebman Lucille Slurzberg Rodrigo de las Casas Ahsiya M. Posner Jack and Diane London Howard Sobel and Ileene Smith Joe DeLois Courtney Pratt Gerald and Julie Marshall Todd and Valerie Street Gretchen Drenski Lange Rami Qubain Douglas and Casey McKeown Marla and Robert Tanenbaum Francis Edouard Kyle Ratner Raymond and Martha Mendoza Peggy and David Tanner Jessie Erwin Hassan Raza Michelle Mercer and Bruce Golden Nigel and Susie Taplin Daniel Ettinger David Reckess Parvin and Farzan Mohsenian Arn and Nancy Reiss Tellem Kaela Frank Jesse R. Ryan Melinda Molin and William Fogel Brigitte P. Trevidic and James M. Weinrott Ron Garber Judith Sandick, M.D. Ellen G. and Burton M. Needles Nancy Troy de Wit Alyson Geller Jordan Solomon Alan S. Nemes and Fawn D. Chapel James Waldroop and Valerie Zimber Howard Glass Danielle Stouck Deborah Newmyer Doug Wick and Lucy Fisher Jane Glass Jacob Toll Jane and Daniel Och Nancy S. and Scott Williams Stephen Goldbas, D.O. Katherine M. Valyi Jonathan Och and Rita Halbright Ambassador Frank G. Wisner Lynn Golder, NP Dindy Weinstein

56| 2011 Annual Report 2011 Annual Report | 57 2011 supporters Seed profile MUJIB (AFGHAN, 2003) EDUCATION • BA, Columbia University, 2011 WORK • Reporter, Al Jazeera English POWHATAN ALUMNI CORPORATIONS Knight Equity Markets, L.P. Powhatan alumni recognize that the spirit of Joel These corporations, as sponsors of Seeds of Peace, KRE Property Management Company, LLC Developing the ability to listen to ideas we grow up Bloom’s camp continues on the shores of Pleasant Lake, have made an investment of at least $1,000 in a Landmark Advisors fundamentally disagreeing with—oftentimes from people we can’t see eye to eye—is one of the most now bringing together teens of many nations, united in new generation of leaders skilled in and committed to Luce, Forward, Hamilton, & Scripps, LLP important lessons Seeds of Peace has left me with. the pursuit of mutual understanding, respect and trust. peacemaking. Marshall Wace North America, L.P. McKinsey & Company, Inc. We come to Camp stubbornly insistent on our own narrow worldview. At the end of the Camp session, Stephen M. and Anita B. Adelson 100 Jems, LLC MDC Holdings, Inc./Richmond American our ideas and outlook might not change, but by re- Richard and Marilyn Berger 342 Property, LLC - Distrikt Hotel Homes Foundation alizing that others are as invested as we are in their Jane Ira Bloom and Joe Grifasi ABK6 Capital Management, LLC Metric Consulting and Inspection beliefs, many of us leave better listeners. Mark Bloom Abner, Hermann & Brock Morgan Stanley Foundation Ten years on, that realization comes in handy every Moses Feldman APCO Worldwide MTP Investment Group day. As a journalist, for balance and fairness I need Thomas Frankel The Beechwood Organization Nassau Candy Distributors, Inc. to reflect voices and sides of stories that go against Phil Friedman Bergdorf Goodman Pace Plumbing Corp. my own deeply held beliefs. Leonard Gamberg Bloomberg, L.P. Peter J. Solomon Company, L.P. The maturing of that realization kindled at Seeds of Susan Goldberg BMO Nesbitt Burns Inc. Precision Piping Peace has helped me to do my job better by dissem- Ronald Gross Brown Brothers Harriman & Co. PruTech Solutions, Inc inating information that is fair and tries to account Rick Herman Carlson Wagonlit Travel The Sherwin-Williams Company for every side. Samuel and Irma Kahn Centurion Trading Partners, LLC The Simkiss Companies Robert A. Korn Citigroup Payment Services Simpson, Thacher & Bartlett LLP Nick Lewin and Leslie Adelson Lewin The Cozen O’Connor Foundation Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP Edward A. Lipton Credit Suisse Securities Europe Ltd Todd Street Productions Paul A. and Sue Lotke Edgewood Properties, Inc. Toll Brothers Jack Melnick Emerald Excavating Co, Inc. The Travelers Companies, Inc. Jeffrey and Beth Mendel Eni Varian Medical Systems Andrew Myers Epping General Dentistry WisdomTree Asset Management, Inc. Stephen Rockower ExxonMobil Corporation York International Agency, LLC Scott Schiller Fiorini Landscape, Inc. Charles Shoneman First Republic Bank James D. Silbert and Elizabeth Horton Flexpoint Ford, LLC Ira Sweet FLIK International Arn and Nancy Reiss Tellem The Law Offices of George E. Foote, P.C. Robert and Jane Toll Forest City Enterprises Charitable Foundation Kenneth and Laurie Walden Gilt City John L. Warshow Givenik.com Greenhut Galleries of Maine, Inc. Guilford Publications, Inc. Hill & Knowlton IBM James Reinish and Associates Kibel Company Kiss My Face

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FOUNDATIONS & ORGANIZATIONS Michael S. Feldberg The Lauer Philanthropic Foundation The Sobel Family Foundation, Inc. Seeds of Peace finds a common purpose with the and Ruth L. Lazarus Charitable Trust Annette M. and Theodore N. Lerner Family Foundation Sonecha Family Foundation following foundations’ and organizations’ dedication The Moses Feldman Family Foundation The Liataud Family Foundation Thomas F. Staley Foundation to human rights, people-to-people diplomacy, and Firestone Family Foundation Alexander M. and June L. Maisin Foundation of Stanton Foundation youth empowerment and is grateful for their support of First United Church of Oak Park the Jewish Community Federation’s Endowment Fund The Fred Stein Family Foundation $1,000 or more in 2011. Five Together Foundation Makoff Family Foundation The Stuart S. & Byrdie Gould Foundation Frances and Jack Levy Foundation The Helen R and Harold C. Mayer Foundation The Taylor Foundation Abelow Family Foundation Julie and Martin Franklin Charitable Foundation Inc Helen and William Mazer Foundation John M. and Joan Thalheimer Family The Abramson Family Foundation Gallant Family Foundation, Inc. The Mazur Family Foundation Charitable Foundation Louis & Anne Abrons Foundation, Inc. The Jack Gantz Foundation, Inc. MediSend International Think Global School Ethel and Philip Adelman Charitable Foundation Georgetown International Relations Association The Robert and Joyce Menschel Family Foundation Tisch Foundation, Inc. Alpern Family Foundation, Inc. The Germanacos Foundation Michael & Susan Dell Foundation The Robert and Jane Toll Foundation Alpha Omega Fraternity DC Chapter Glen Oaks Philanthropic Fund Middle East Peace Dialogue Network, Inc. Trinity Presbyterian Church Apple Lane Foundation The Glickenhaus Foundation The Milken Family Foundation Vital Projects Fund, Inc. B&B Foundation Glickman Family Trust The Million Dollar Round Table Foundation The Volpi-Cupal Family Fund The BDA Fund Robert & Dorothy Goldberg Charitable Foundation David & Inez Myers Foundation Albert and Bessie Warner Fund The Beaver Fund The Samuel & Grace Gorlitz Foundation Paul S. Nadler Family Foundation Wells High School The Benjamin Peace Foundation, Inc. The Gould-Shenfeld Family Foundation Nelco Foundation Naida S. Wharton Foundation A Better World Fund The Greene-Milstein Family Foundation Newman-Tanner Foundation The Winfield Foundation Blackstone Charitable Foundation The Grinberg Family Foundation Bernard Osher Jewish Philathropies Foundation Barry L. and Jan R. Zubrow Foundation The Blum Family Foundation Vicki and Michael Gross Foundation, Inc. of the Jewish Community Endowment Fund Roy J. Zuckerberg Family Foundation The Bovin Family Foundation The Marlene and Samuel Halperin Family Foundation The Pannonia Foundation The Curtis L. Carlson Family Foundation Hellman Family Revocable Trust Paul P. Bernstein 1999 Trust FRIENDS Charina Foundation, Inc. The Henshel Foundation The Perlmutter Family Foundation H & H Charitable Trust, Inc. The John C. & Karyl Kay Hughes Foundation The Peter Jay Sharp Foundation Catherine Abbate The Charles E. Harwood Trust Irvin Stern Foundation Phillips-Green Foundation, Inc. Jesse and Jennifer B. Abbott Chelsea School District - Beach Middle School Simon and Marie Jaglom Foundation, Inc. Lucile and Maurice Pollak Fund Loismay Abeles and William L. Stern Cogan Family Foundation The Robert and Ardis James Foundation Pritchard Family Foundation A. Dean and Nancy Abelon The R and S Cohen Foundation Jeffrey and Susan Goldenberg Foundation RNAV Foundation Camille Abelson Congregation Rodeph Sholom William Sloane Jelin Foundation Robert N. Yarmuth Revocable Trust Sangeeta Abkari Leon and Toby Cooperman Foundation JJJ Family Foundation Marian and Eva Rokacz Family Foundation Trust Howard J. Abner Carole A. Courey Living Trust The JMA Foundation The Rose Family Foundation Nancy F. Aboularage Crosby Family Foundation The Mitchell Kapor Foundation Joseph and Evelyn Rosenblatt Charitable Fund Stacy and Scott Abraham The Don Yoder Foundation The Rosalie Katz Family Foundation, Inc. Say Yes to Education Foundation Muriel S. Abram The Edgerley Family Foundation The Katzin Foundation The Scarsdale Alumni Association Scott Abram Edmond J. Safra Foundation Kaye Family Foundation Class of 1960 Constance R. Abrams The Elisabeth Morrow School The Kedar Family and Zoltan Sonesh Foundation Ken and Loretta Schatz Foundation Trust Richard I. and Patricia W. Abrams EOS Foundation Patricia Kind Family Foundation Scheidel Foundation Robin and Michael Abrams The Fay J. Lindner Foundation The Lenore & Howard Klein Foundation, Inc. Robert and Sylvia Scher Charitable Foundation Laurie Abrams-Hall Maurice & Carol Feinberg Family Foundation, Inc. Daniel A. Kohl Family Charitable Trust Susan Stein Shiva Foundation Madlyn and Len Abramson Susan & Leonard Feinstein Foundation Landau Family Foundation The Lucille Ellis Simon Foundation Randi Abramson and Michael Lieberman

60| 2011 Annual Report 2011 Annual Report | 61 2011 supporters Seed profile MAHMOUD (PALESTINIAN, 2007) EDUCATION • BA, Champlain College, expected Leslie Abrons Eiman Alian John Arpino graduation in 2015 Zachary P. and Maizie Abuza Rasool Alizadeh Douglas Arsham and Jennifer Effron AWARDS/HONORS Sharmila Achari John Allen James M. and Marjorie Arsham • Elected Youth Mayor of Hebron (2005-2008) • Selected as one of 12 “Voices of Next Genera- Sara J. Achille Brent Allison Ronald Arsham tion” from around the world by the US Mission to Martha Ackelsberg Nancy Alper Erica and Johnny Aryeh the UN Security Council Ari Ackerman Leslie and Lois Alperstein Jaclyn Ashla • Youth Ambassador, Children of Peace Steven Ackerman Hubert and M. J. Alpert Emily Ashman WORK Heidi Ackerman-Jordan, Esq. and Mervin Jordan, Esq. Joel J. and Barbara W. Alpert Mary Ann B. and Maryann B. Ashton • Founder of Lens for Change » Wally and Chick Ackley Allan L. Alson and Sue Ann Glaser Andrea B. Askendunn Seeds of Peace was the first time I was able to meet Robert L. Adams and Julie DeVito Adams Dennis Alter J. Donna Asmussen the other side. Growing up in Hebron all I knew of Virginia R. and Timothy W. Adams Deena and Kenneth Altman Benjamin Asnis Israelis was soldiers, settlers and curfews. Josh Adelson and Kimberly Collins Estelle and Irvin H. Altman Kenneth Asquith, III and Raya Gildor Dana and Jim Adler Beverly Alves Diane Asseo Griliches At Camp, I met Israelis with whom I had com- mon interests and common dreams. This started a Daniel H. and Jenna P. Adler Lisa Ambrosia William B. and Martha M. Atherholt process where I took a new look at myself and my Eric N. and Andrea R. Adler John K. and Sharon B. Amdall Elizabeth R. Atkins responsibility as a Palestinian and a human to listen Howard L. and Nancy Lang Adler Ahmed S. and Neelum Amin Robin Atlas to others and try to understand them. I left Camp Joan and John Adler Michal A. Amir Salkin Claudine Atout questioning, ‘How can I contribute to peace?’ As I Nick Advani Hossein Amir-Aslani Nancie M. Atwell and Dugald C. McLeod, Jr. began to answer this question, I began to see myself Jessica Aghalarpour Yael Amit Hugh Au as a leader. Herbert B. and Rhoda Agin Joan and Howard C. Amron Annella Auer and Lawrence Mansueti I believed that I would contribute to peace through Jennifer Agus Meeta Anand Martin and Judith Aufhauser my interests such as journalism and the media. I David Ahijevych Carlotta and James P. Anderson Ana Aur started to write and speak to others. They were sin- Farah Ahmed Roland Bird Anderson, Jr. Joy and Avi Avidan gle actions but, I acted. Manzur Ahmed Michael Andrews Beth Aviv Then last February when I was detained by the Sarah Ahmed Regan Andrews Sacha Awwa Israeli police and army while reporting on a pro- Shakil Ahmed Alix Anfang Michael Ayoub test in Hebron, Seeds of Peace proved to me that Karen Ahooja Paul Angelis Jane Azia Israelis and Palestinians can be successful in work- Sundeep Ahuja Thomas J. and Theresa Anhut Raymond Azizi ing towards a common goal by coming together to Bernie and Elsie Aidinoff Anonymous Jere Bacharach and Barbara Fudge demand my release. Thomas G. and Kathryn M. Ainsworth Linda and Howard Anstendig Kristine Bachstein Since Camp, I have worked to promote the impor- Byrganym Aitimova Sharon Anstey Autumn Backman tance of listening and understanding each other in Kareem Akhtar Drew G. and Joyce E. Anthon Jill Bader order to enable ourselves to share a better, more Leah and Eric Alani Heath Antoine Juan Pedro Badie peaceful life. This life must be based on understand- ing each others’ rights and duties as people who Michael and Lorraine P. Alberi Edgar W. and Anne M. Antz Chava Bahle share the same land and the same future. Eric and Jan Albert Marcia Appel Maheen Baig Marina Albright Jessica Appleton David and Sylvia Bailey I work to create this understanding through helping Alexander and Margaret R. Alcantar Kaci Arbani Reon Baird to enable teenagers and youth to speak up about Alexander Alcantar and Christina Ayala-Alcantar David Armani Rev. Richard W. Baker their opinions, learn new media and connect to global issues and youth in other parts of the world Kristen Aldretti Wendy and Tim Armour Betty Balanoff to create dialogue between cultures and nations. Sherry Alexander Sarah Armstrong Carol Balanoff Carolyn M. Alfano David E. and Carolyn H. Arond Clem Balanoff

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Hetty and Thomas Balanoff Alon Barzilay Deborah E. Berkowitz and Geoffrey Garin Susan and Arnold Blair M. Jane Balanoff and Jean C. Edmond Zvi and Dale Barzilay Linda and Leonard Berkowitz Joanne R. Blalock Miriam Balanoff Charles and Christina M. Bascom Ron and Roni Berkowitz Julien Blanchet Robert Balanoff, Jr. Elizabeth Bassan Nancy Berlin Lindsay and Matthew Blank Robert Balanoff Rachel Bassini Fredda Berman Lindsey Blank Theodore Balanoff Catherine Bateman Melissa Berman Robert S. and Nancy Blank Sigmund R. and Elinor B. Balka Dena and Frank J. Bates Sarah Berman Mark and Diane Blask Marilyn Balkany Allan Baum and Frank Liberto Stanley M. and Clarice Berman David Blatt Cynthia A. Ballan Jeni Bauser Suzanne Berman Gabriel Blau and Dylan J. Stein Ronald D. Ballard Payal Bawa Joan Bernardini Mordcai Blau Samuel S. and Sally Ballard David Baxter and Anne Anderson Richard S. Berne and Susan E. Schraft Hedie and Scott Blech Sara Bancroft Jessie Baxter Walter and Rosalind Bernheimer Henry E. and Joan P. Bliss Scott Banerjee Ted M. and Karen L. Beal Bruce Bernstein Eleanor Bloch Sarani Banerji John Beaman Bruce Bernstein and Lita Moses Michael Bloch Amit Bansal Charles Beamer Deborah R. Bernstein and J. Paul Weinstein Peter and Eleanor Bloch Vivek J. Bantwal Ira Beckerman Estelle and Bob Bernstein Michael and Sari Block Sahar Baradarian Ashley Beckner Jeffrey G. Bernstein Denise and Donald Blommel Kareem Baran Marisa Beeney Kathy E. Bernstein Donald and Emily Bloom Kerem Baran Harvey Belik Paul and Margaret Bernstein Sally Bloom-Feshbach Avi and Lynn T. Barbasch Gayle M. Belin and Gary Kessler Robert Bernstein and Rachel Gordon Bernstein Robin Blosvern Marygrace and Peter Barber Bruce N. and Judy E. Bell Ronald Bernstein Carol R. Blucher Nancy Bard Jennifer Bell Michael D. and Ruth M. Berry Jeffrey Bluestone Vanessa Bardeche Shirah Alice Bell Tom and Jackie Besley Lauren Blum and Bill Merten Celia Bardoff Andrew and Susan Bellak Myra Bethell Linda Blum Nancy Barisof Estate of Samuel J. Bellin Vinodh Bhat Jane Blumberg-Goldberg Anna and Shai Bar-Lavi Jerome and Rosalie A. Beloff Sapna Bhatt David and Karen Blumenthal Maya Barlev Ami and Mark Belsky Fred and Betty Bialek David and Barbara J. Blumenthal Edward and Frances Barlow Robert F. and Anne A. Bencks Ken Biberaj Ellen G. and William A. Blumstein Jeremy Barnard Rachel Bender Valerie Biberaj Sally and Richard Boardman Elliot and Phyllis Barnathan Betty H. Benjamin Jaime Biderman and Lauren Leroy Faith A. and Philip D. Bobrow Daniel A. Baroody Peter and Katherine K. Benjamin Clare Bierman Jane Bock Ellen Barr Gadi Benmark Michele Biewer Edward G. and Patricia J. Boehne Andrea Barron Henry Bennett Leon J. Bijou Ravid Bogaire Pearl and David Bartelt Susanna Bensinger Doris and Eric Billes Sarah and Zeev Bogger Jacquelyn Barth Nigel K. and Elizabeth S. Bentley Alan J. Bing and Joan L. Beskenis Kathryn Bonfiglio and Barry Kaye Nichole Bartlett Jeffrey Berenson, M.D. and Mina Cohen Contance and Peter Bingham The Honorable and Mrs. David E. Bonior Richard and Kerri Bartlett Avi and Lisa Berg Dana Birnbaum Karen Bopp Adam and Mahnaz I. Bartos Eleanor Berger Natasha Birnbaum Karen Borga Jamie Bartosch Eric Berger, M.D. Rodney S. Birney, M.D. and Suzanna Nadler Virginia Borgatti Michael Barza and Judith Robinson Stanley and Marion Bergman Drita Bitci Loretta Borstein Adam and Erin Barzilay Jethro and Audrey Berkman Linda Black Victoria Borys

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Cathy Boskey David Brodkey Martha Burgess Nancy C. and James F. Carroll Molly E. Bossardt Arlene Brodsky Edward Burman Sally Carson Nicole Botesazan Mr. and Mrs. Jon Brodsky Howard J. and Sandra Burn Annie Carter Irma S. Botvin and Larry M. Berkelhammer Naomi Brofman J. Michael Burns and Mary Jo Hollender Christina Carter Matt Botwin Joan H. Bromage Katherine Burstein John Carter Kris M. Boudreau Herbert and Rosa Bromberg Katie Burstein Edmund C. and Wendy B. Case Arthur Boulanger Sylvia T. Bronner Emily Burt-Hedrick Robert and Betty Case Maged Boutros Grace Bronstein Archer Bush Colleen Cashman Rosemary L. Boutt Miriam Bronstein Mike and Ilsa Bush Lee Casper Terry and Denis Bovin Jeffrey R. Brooke Alistair Bushby Hugh T. and Barbara M. Cassidy Melanie M. Bowen Fredrica M. Brooks Brian Bushell Danielle Cattani-Post Michele and Peter Bower Johnny S. Brooks Sumita Butani Megan Cayten Charles W. and Robin C. Bowie David C. Brown Tracey Butchers Susan T. Cecchini Catherine Bowman and David Grubbs Eliot Brown Bevin Butler Philip M. Cedar and Meryl F. Newman-Cedar Jerry Boyle and Debra Hirsch-Boyle The Honorable Gordon S. Brown Laurence N. Butler Leonard Cedars Zoraida Bozza Hilary Brown Hurriyah Butt Kehila Chadasha Richard Braemer and Amy Finkel Howard L. and Nancy G. Brown Peter L. Buttenwieser Lourrie Chandler Paul Brahmbhatt Howard M. Brown Cynthia Butts Jim and Barbara Charlton Wade Brainerd Katherine Brown Mr. Rahul Buxani John Charney Gary Braitman Mandy Brown Robin and Mark Buxton Lewis C. and Patricia O. Chartock Jack Bram Martha Brown John-Paul Cabalar Kellin Chatfield Jean Bram Murton and Gertrude Brown Tom Cabot Marvin A. and Miriam R. Chatinover Susan and Jon Bram Sarah Brown Molly Cadmus Hina Chaudhry Pauline Brandmeyer Thomas Brown Robert R. and Nancy L. Cadmus Catherine Chen Greg Brandner and Amy Miller Jeffrey Bruce Donald and Myrna Calderon Ryan Chen Ross Brann and Eileen Yagoda Andrew Bruck Kathryn Calhoon Ting Chen Kim and Howard Bregman Robert Bruckner Charles R. and Mary G. Callanan Douglas and Jennifer Chene Jurgen Breitenfeld Leonard Brum Christopher Campbell Shaokao Cheng Helen Brena Roger A. and Bryna M. Brush Julie Campbell Ariane Cherbuliez David H. and Nancy M. Brenerman Cathy Buch Susan H. Canada Toba Cherin Ian Brenninkmeijer John and Jacolyn Bucksbaum Suad Cano Sima and Barry M. Cherkas Louis Breskman Kathryn M. Bugbee Jesus Cantos de Ysasi Martin Cherrin Jules Breslow Ludie Buist Edward and Linda L. Carberry Noah and Lauren Chertkoff Arlene Brickner and James Messing Thomas D. Bull Ellen R. Cardwell Joyce and James Chicoine Gordon and Rosemary Brigham Everrett L. and Dorothy Bullock Katherine Carey Michele Chicoine Joan B. Britton Jason Burbank Stephen Carey Sheree Chiou Muriel Britton Jessica Burdon Patricia B. Carlis Anil Chiruvolu Timothy Broadbent Ben Buren Stephen Carnahan Elliott Choi Nathalie Brochu Mindy Buren Kevin and Joan Carney Nisha Choksi Mary Brock Leonard Burg Joshua Carrick Blythe Chorn Chris Broderick Cynthia Burger Sandra A. Carrigan Bruno Chou

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Carol Christ Peter Colan Sabrina Craig Nancy and Jay M. Davis Ronald L. and Marie Kristine Christensen Kenneth and Virginia Colburn Cathy Cramer and Ken Gibbs Paul Davis Thomas Chu Cynthia A. and John S. Coldren Gerald B. and Daphna Cramer Sara N. and George W. Davis Elaine Ciardello Charles H. and Sandra L. Cole Stephen G. and Elaine F. Crane Susan Davis Peter and Gail K. Cinelli Dr. and Mrs. Nick Cole Donald and Jacquelyn S. Craven Richard H. and Sheila E. Davison John C. Cini Douglas Coleman Cheryl Creighton Steed and Michael L. Steed Crystal Dawli Victor Cino Evelyn Coleman Steven and Margaret Crockett Kito De Boer James Cirenza Leah Coleman Betsy and Dan Crofts Justin De La Chappelle Julianne Cirenza Justin Collazo John and Laura Cromwell Marina De Lima Tim Cirenza Kenneth R. Collins Tina and Harvey J. Crosby Daniel de Rosenzweig Sada Robert Civiak Michelle Collins-Greene, Ph.D. Tim Cross Charles J. de Sieyes and Carol R. Ward Terry L. Clarbour Roger Colten and Sarah Berry Roger and Vivian Cruise Shanaya Deboo Heather Clark Deborah Comay Charles and Mary Culver Gregory J. and Beth DeBor Julia Clark Zander Comfort John L. and Isabelle D. Cummings Patricia and Eric Decker Barry Clarke and Samantha Halata Lucy Commoner and Richard Berry Eli Curi Marsha E. DeFilippo Patricia and Monte Clinton George and Kristin Conant Patrick Curley Deanna Defrancesco Elizabeth and Edward Cobb Carol Connolly Robert Curry Sheedy Dehdashti Gary and Jane Coelho Diana and Roy Conovitz Charlotte Cushman Craig deLaurier and Bess Oransky John F. Cogan, Jr. Alex Constantopes Eliot R. and Melanie Cutler Michael and Priscilla Delehanty Jill Coghlan Dean Cook Joshua and Elizabeth Cutler The Delman Family Charles I. and Ellen F. Cogut Alice Cooper Ambassador and Mrs. Walter Cutler Daniel Delson Pamela Cogut Frederick Cooper and Karen Gordon Steven E. and Martha C. Cutts Carol F. Denenberg Rebecca M. Cohan Howard Cooper Kenneth G. Dalsheimer Margaret Denithorne Allen B. Cohen Leon and Toby Cooperman Anne Dalton Richard and Suzie Denmark Barbara Cohen Zach Coopersmith Evan D’amico Robin Deutsch and David Himmelstein Catherine B. Cohen William A. and Sara B. Corbishley Tom Dancer Rajesh Dhaka Daniel H. Cohen Judy Cormier Sally Dang Murugan Dhandapani Daniel R. Cohen William Cornock Miriam Daniel and Larry Wolff Chad Diamond Florence L. Cohen Michael H. Corpuel Katherine and John Danielczuk Fadia B. and Sulayman D. Dib-Hajj Frederic S. and Stephanie B. Cohen Jane E. Correia Fred and Carrie Dannhauser Michael Dicerbo Jackie and Irvin Cohen Daniel A. and Carolyn R. Corretore Katie Danziger and Steve Horowitz Gilbert Dichter Jeffrey Cohen John Cortapasso Janet Dargon Daniel H. Dickison Linda Cohen Jeanne Corwin Steve Darling M.J. Dickson Levy Linda M. Cohen Michael and Debbie Coslov Arlene A. Dart Elizabeth Digaetano Mark and Jane Cohen Gina G. Costello Bekita David Doris Dimen Morris Cohen Annette M. Costlow Tara David Diane Dinardo Ned Cohen Tanya Cotler Judy and Len Davidson Sydelle Diner Dr. and Mrs. Richard Cohen Lynn V. Courtney Shannon B. Davies Carla Dinowitz Stanley Cohen Steve and Barbara Cowen Jewel Davis Emily Dix Sue and Peter Cohen Steven C. Coxe Kathryn W. Davis Alana Dligacz Peter and Joan Cohn Stephen A. and Sandy Cozen Kevin Davis Bill and Sonnie Dockser

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Joe Doctor Jamie Dyce Michael R. and Jill N. Epstein Andrea Feller Ken Doctor Cindy and David Edelson Peter Epstein Bernice Feller Ann Dodd-Collins Susan and David Edelstein Rebecca Epstein Emily Feller Edward Donkor Sandra and Paul Edgerley Nancy Erbstein and Jonathan K. London Judith and Samuel Feller Christopher Donnelly Robert and Louise Eggleston Scott and Barbara Erlich Grace C. Fener-Markofsky Gail Donner Samson Egilman Caroline and Greg Ertz Catherine Fenner Henry and Kathy Donner Elizabeth Ehrenfeld Brittany Etheridge Shiori Fennessy Nancy Donohue Martha D. Ehrenfeld Bernard and Leslie Ettinger Michael Fenstermacher Alice Doo Mark Ehrenreich Joel Ettinger David Fenton Anna-Lisa Dopirak Judith Ehrlich Elaine Eugster Carole Ann Fer and Ellen Wieske Zecki Dossal Ellen Eisenberg, D.M.D. Karen Evanson Laure Feris George E. and Marie Doty Freda Eisenberg Arthur and Jo Ann Eves Sergio Fernandez de Cordova Michael J. Dougan Stu Eisenberg Audrey J. Ewin Mary Ferrer Regina A. Dougherty Patrick P. Eitenbichler William H. and Anne Ewing Rocco Fiato Camille Douglas Andrew Eklund Alan Faber Camilla Field Leland and Celia Douglas Alexis Ekstein Nora Faber Lesley Field Brandon Douglass Charles and Leslie D. Elder Michael Fabiano Abigail Fierman and Michael Grossman Virginia and Kenneth E. Dow Jacqueline Elderkin Eric C. and Debra Z. Fagans Peter and Patty Findlay Patricia Downs Berger Bonnie Eletz John and Margee Falk Abigail and Robert Fine Jonathan C. and Diane Downs Hani Elias Rabbi Joan and Andrew Farber Bert Fine Eileen R. and David F. Doyle Robert S. and Eileen S. Elias Sarah Farber James and Patricia Fingeroth Charles and Judith N. Drake Ari Elias-Bachrach James and Sondra Farganis Howard Finkelstein David E. Drake, D.O. Marilyn Elin Will Faris Rachel Finkelstein Donna Drake Raed Elkhatib Amy Farkas Tom Fiorini Douglas Drbal Cynthia D. Ellis Rob Farley Stephen R. and Jane E. Fireman Jamie Drew Donna J. Ellis Alissa Fasman David and Sally Firestein Adrienne Drinkwater Jason Ellis Ellen Feehan Susan E. Fisch David Drogan Solomon H. and Una L. Ellman Kara Feigeles Brianna Fischer Marvin Druker Ahmed Emad John M. Fein Tessa Fischer Adam and Shelley Ducker Marc Emond Carol J. Feinberg Ronald and Lory Fischler Biana Dudler Kimberly Endelson William and Mildred Feinbloom Lawrence Fischman Kevin D. and Vernanne Duermit Diana R. Engel Senia E. Feiner Vivian M. Fishbone Kenneth and Nancy Duffy Lisa and Christopher Engel Leonard and Susan Feinstein Everett Fisher Richard J. and Susan Dugas Luisa M. Engel Scott Feinstein Justine Fisher Alan and Anne Duncan Richard and Lois England Elliot Feldman Marian S. Fisher Timothy M. Duncan Bonnie Englebardt Lautenberg Marlin and David Feldman Sharon Fisher Kirsten Dunlaevy Eva M. and Arnold Engler Naomi Feldman Laurie Fitzgerald Elizabeth Dunning Paul and Sybil C. Eppinger Robert and Susan Feldman Paul Fix Estate of Ethel K. Duritz Alan R. Epstein and Yvonne D. Tropp Robin Feldman Ronald and Patricia Flagg Morton Dworken Elaine and William Epstein Susan Feldman Antoine Flamarion Marilyn Dwyer Eliza Epstein Ms. Tovah Feldshuh Ken Flatto

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Victor and Marjorie Hart Sally and Stephen Herman Irene Holt-Turner and Robert Turner Joann Intili and Ed Kessan Douglas G. and Sondra O. Hartley Rose Ann and George Hermann Sylvie Honig Samuel S. and Jane C. Ireland Richard T. and Linda Hartman Corrine Hernandez Kaleb Honsberger Concetta Jacklitsch Susan E. and Ira S. Hartman Michael Heron Jonathan Hopkins Michael Jackowitz Lowell R. and Toby Harwood Julie K. Herr Thomas D. and Ann B. Hopps Anne O. Jackson William Harwood and Ellen Alderman Richard Hershcopf, M.D. Stanley and Rita Horbar Laura Jackson Deema Hassan Willard J. and Annette B. Hertz Christian Horky Michele Jackson Jill Hastings Hillary Hertzberg Neil Horner Patricia Jackson Shirley Hatch Josh Herz and Ruth Fried Jordan Horowitz Theodore R. Jackson Joshua Hauser Judith Herzfeld Ron and Mindy Horowitz Susanna E. Jacob Kathryn and G.W. Hauser Meg Hess Daniel Horwitz Bernice Jacobs Allyson Haut and Peter Office Elsa Hetherington Stephen Horwitz Christopher Jacobs and Anne S. Groton James and Charlcye Hawk Ashley Hickey Sharon A. Hosley Doug and Tilia Jacobs Kathleen Hayden, M.S.W. Daniel J. Highkin and Margaret A. Klute Donald and Renee Hotchkiss Herbert and Millicent Jacobs Brenda Hayes Dylan Hildreth-Hoffman Linda R. Houser Ilene and Bruce Jacobs James Healy Carl Hilgarth Samir Housri Julie Jacobs Michael Healy and Debra L. Blumberg Kathrina Hilinski Ara K. and Rachel Hovnanian Rhoda and Howard Jacobs Michael Hecht Roger and Dee Hillas Cynthia B. Howland Caren Jacobson and Blair Roberts Russel Hecht and Florence Mintzer Ira Hillman Michael Hricz Katherine Jacobson Scott D. and Sheri A. Heckens Brigitte and Christopher Hines Gisela and Ben Huberman Raymond Jacobson and Laura Jacoboson Charles W. and Suzanne F. Hedrick Adam Hinman Danae Hudson Ellen J. Jacques Dorothy Heffernan Deborah Hirsch Mayer and Jack D. Mayer Connie Hug Sharon H. Jacquet Scott Heiferman Dan Hirsch and Brenda Gruss Christopher R. Hughes Gary and Toni Jaeger Lynne and Henry Heilbrunn Ilana Hirsch Louis R. and Candice A. Hughes Michael E. Jaglom Hans E. Heilman Eric Hirschhorn and Leah Wortham Carol Hulbert Aj Jagtiani Dorit Heimer Hillary and Eric Hirschhorn Lucy Hull Jerome F. and Judith A. Januss John F. and Marilyn Heimerdinger Alexandra Hlavinka Kenneth Hullings Sherisa Jarvis Warren and Chris Hellman Cora C. Ho Anne Humes Michelle Javian Neil and Fonya Helm Sharon L. and Wayne K. Hobson Elaine Hunt David and Hope Jeffrey Janice Helming Caroline Hoch Edward and Theodora Hunter Elizabeth Jensen Robyn Helzner Anita Hochman Margaret Hunter Elizabeth R. and Richard Jerome Mary Lou Henneman Michael and Stephanie Hodel Norma Hurlburt Donald W. and Judith A. Johanson Harry Henshel Louise S. Hoffman James C. Hurowitz, M.D. and Doreen B. Brettler, M.D. Christopher and Elizabeth Johnson Joy Henshel Paul J. and Laurel Hoffman Ben Hurwitz Eleanor P. Johnson Douglas R. Henston and Melissa A. Polo-Henston Beatrice K. Hofstadter Kumber Husain Elizabeth A. Johnson Louis V. and Barbara Henston Herbert A. Hoke Mamoun M. and Susan Hussein Joseph A. and Madeleine Johnson Douglas C. and Jan Heppe David A. Hollender and Gail Fithian Veronica Huvelle Kathy P. Johnson Leslie Hergert Bliss Holloway Allen I. and Valerie Hyman Rev. Shephard and Mrs. Nancy Johnson Gene and Esther Herman Andrew Holm Linda Iacovini Reah Johnson Jaime Herman Shelley E. Holm Edith W. and John R. Illick Wanda Johnson Rita Herman David L. and Melanie M. Holshouser Susan Insoft Ben Johnston

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Brenn Jones Douglas A. Kass Richard and Elise Kestenbaum Nancy L. Koehler George D. and Mary-Elisabeth Jones Jason Kassurer Alexa Kfoury Ronny Koenig Martha L. Jones and Frederick D. Augustern Donald A. and Wendy R. Kates Yousef Khalidi Stephanie Koenig Thayne W. and Valencia M. Jones Max Kates Saira Khan Fred and Jacqueline Kohanna Nicholas Joseph Boris and Nicole Katz Aasim Khawaja Irene Kohn and Hal Silverman Elizabeth Joynes Bradley Katz Someera Khokhar Robert I. and Nancy Kohn Robert and Jane Julius Daniel B. Katz Ghada Khunji Lois Kohn-Claar and Gary Claar Elizabeth and Richard Kadin David S. and Judy D. Katz Charles and Jessica Kibel Seth Kolkin Sherry Kagan Segal Deborah Katz Michele Kibrick Clifford P. and Ilene C. Kolovson Estate of Ellen Kagan Michael Katz and Linda Gritz Emily Kidder Barrett D. and Barbara Kolton Robert and Arlene Kagan Vera Katz Gary D. Kilmer Erin Kornfeld David Kahan Jeremy Katzeff Howard and Sylvia D. Kimmel Andrew and Jennifer Kosak Ellen and Joseph Kaidanow Angela Kaufman Gretchen Kindstedt Alan and Pamela Kosansky Carole Kain Liz E. and Steven Kaufman Donald J. King James and Catherine Koshland Mariam Kakkar Sanaya Kaufman Kevin King Herbert and J. Z. Kosstrin Laith Kalamchi Susan Kaufman Mrs. Roger J. King Mary Kostman Ann Kalayil Theodore D. and Toby Kaufman Henry Kingsbury Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kovaleski Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Kalb David Kaufthal Michelle and Todd R. Kingsley Cem Kozinoglu Marvin and Madeline G. Kalb Jack and Barbara Kay Solomon Kinraich Jan Kralovec Leena Kallash Susan Kay Lawrence Kintisch Jackson Kramer Gregory and Cornelia Kamedulski Peter and Nancy K. Kaye John P. Kipp, Jr. Barry and Eleanor E. Krasner Jamie Kaminski Sheryl and Chip Kaye Joy Kipp Ralph M. and Marianne Krause Todd Kaminsky Shirley S. Kazon Monesh Kirpalani Liliane Krauss Mr. Max M. Kampelman Jonathan Keidan Ian M. Kirschner and Leslie C. Soodak Peter Kraut Charles and Marlene Kandel Jocelyn Keith Jill Kirshner Barbara Kravitz Mr. and Mrs. Myron Kandel Sheamus Kelleher Karen Kirsten Judy J. Kreag Jenny Kane Lawrence A. Kellem Dr. and Mrs. Henry A. Kissinger David Kreinces Nora and Geoff Kanter Clayton Keller Eika Kitakaze Gerald Kreinces Kerry Kantin Henry S. and Susan Keller Howard and Rochelle Kivell Rachel Kreinces Peter & Kathy Kapenga Diana Kelly Ellen Klain Ronald A. Kreisman and Roberta L. de Araujo Nitin Kapila Susan Kempler and Van Robbins Victor F. and Danielle Klebanoff Joyce Krensky and David Strauss Eugene Kaplan and Flori Richards David E. and Anne L. Kendall Daniel Klein Scott and Ricki Kresan Leslie M. and Alan Kaplan Rebecca Kennedy Harvey and Phyllis Klein Simeon M. Kriesberg and Martha L. Kahn Mitchell Kapor and Freada K. Klein Richelle and Mark Kennedy Israel and Sarah Klein June S. and Henry Krisch Ruth Karacek and Leslie Bahadosingh Jeffrey R. Kenyon Marlys Klein Phyllis Kritz Rola Karadsheh Bruce E. Keplinger and Maryellen Casey Nathaniel Klein Rev. and Mrs. Armin Kroehler Craig A. and Nancy S. Karlebach Christiana Kern Robert Klein Shari Kroningold George W. and Barbara Karr Linda Kervin Scott Klion Geraldine D. Kruger Ganesh Karunakaran Craig Kesch Scott Klippel Robin B. Krugman and Daniel Berner Lynne Kase Carol F. Kessler Laurie Klugman Richard and Mira P. Krull Paul and Judy Kashden Mark K. and Susan Kessler J. Edward Knight Edward and Barbara Krupat

78| 2011 Annual Report 2011 Annual Report | 79 2011 supporters

David Krupnick Beth D. Lattin Arlene Levine Paul and Susan Linet Peter J. and Patricia L. Kuch Paul E. and Meredith L. Laubin David A. and Ruth Levine Jackie Ling Kishore Kuchibhotla Karen Lauterstein Ellen Levine Virginia and Gary R. Link Roy and Susan Kulick Lance E. and Mary Laver Jay and Mimi Levine Susan E. Linn and Clifford Craine Thomas R. and Sandra Kully Christopher Lavine Kathryn Levine Nadyne and Harold Linton Arun Kumar Karen Lavine and Donald G. Kilpatrick Katie Levine Faith A. Linzee Poonam Kumar Denise Lawee-Tugg and Lorne Tugg Rabbi Morton Levine and Mrs. Carmel Levine Linda Lipay Diana Kuper Marc Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. Robert Levine Michael Lippen Noel Kurdi Michael Lazare Sandra Levine David Lipsky Paula Kurdi Andrew T. Lazarus Jackie S. Levinson Amy and Richard Lipton Michael Kurman and Patricia Hoff Nancy Lazarus and David Siegel Rachel Levinson-Waldman Linda B. Lisberger and Peter B. Bass Richard Kurnit and Diane Katzin Ruth Lazarus and Michael Feldberg Alison Levy Linda and Jeff Lischer Helen M. Kurtz Abby Leach David E. and Ellen Levy William and Nechama Liss-Levinson Joel Kurtzberg Laura A. Leach and Richard Lawrence Frances and Jack Levy Alexandra Litt Harvey and Barbara Kurzweil Jane S. and Don LeBell Joel N. Levy Philip Little Murray and Lee Kushner Kenneth J. Lederman and Helena Dinerman Laurence and Stephanie Levy Thomas M. Little Natalie LaBelle Kate Ledyard Mitchell and Leslie K. Levy Isaiah Littley Paul L. Labowitz, D.D.S. Rev. James N. Lee Jr. Noah Levy and Faiza Issa Rabbi Daveen Litwin Jane Laffend Robert J. Lee and Ayman Hariri Philip G. Levy Karen Litzy Ilene Lainer Becca Leibowitz Richard Levy and Lorraine Gallard Don and Jin Liu Luis and Lee Lainer Benjamin and Myriam Leibowitz Beth Levy-McCullough and Michael McCullough Elizabeth Livingston Prachi Lakhani Howard M. Leibowitz Stephen Lewin-Berlin Ernest and Evelyn Lobb Haaris Lali Alan M. and Judith S. Leichtner Joshua Lewin-Jacus Anne Locke Elizabeth Lambert Jeff Leider Harley and Richard C. Lewis Walter F. and Lore N. Loeb Chrissy Lamont Elihu and Sheila Leifer Larry Lewis Judith Loebl Adam Lampell Paul Leinwand Linda Lewis Robert Loewy Alan and Jean Lamson Robert J. Leipold Randall J. and Patricia Lewis Marc Lohser Jody Lanard Rosanne Leipzig and Ora Chaikin Richard Lewis and Lois Schein Dennis J. Loiacono, III Lara Lance Nicki Leitner Sara N. Lewis Abram M. and Phyllis London Alexandra Landes Karen Lembo Stephen Lewis and Mary D. Atkinson Paul E. Long Hannah Landes Susan Leon Peng Li Harrah Lord Andrew Landesman Kayode Leonard Oliver Liao Irv and Kate Losman Kathleen Lane Judith A. and Kirk Leoni Elizabeth and Randy Libby Garrett Loube and Marcia Rodgers Stacey and Curtis Lane Arnie and Zena M. Lerman Natalie Lichtenstein Pamela O. and David Louis Laura R. Lane-Reticker Arlene Leshtz Laurence and Gloria Lieberman Cherie Loustaunau John A. Lang Herman and Hyman Lesser Mildred Lieberman April Love Wendy Lang David Lessing Marcia Liebich Donald and Judith Love Morton A. and Judy Langsfeld Jane Lester Renee Lightstone Susan Love Richard D. and Betty M. Lanoue Peter Levenson and Pamela Sweeney Arthur and Susan Lindenauer Matt Low Jude P. and Eileen S. Laspa Carol G. and Peter J. Levin Dave Lindley Cary Lowe Seth and Jamie Lasser Irwin Levin Richard Lindo David J. and Pamela V. Lowe

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Steven Lowenthal Susan and Stephen Mandel Kimberly Matza Richard P. and Lynn S. Melnick Lois Lowry Rabbi Deborah P. Mangan and Mr. James F. Mangan Anuja Mawji Barry and Mary-Ellen Meltzer Richard and Nancy K. Lubin Jennifer L. Mangel and Robert Ratner Diane and Adam Max Nicole Mendell Marlene Luce Tremblay Susan and Mark S. Mangel Thomas Maycock, M.D. and Belinda Pendleton Nancy and Steven Mendelow Noah Lumsden Michael B. and Marian B. Mankin Elana Mayer Mr. and Mrs. Joel Mendler Barbara Lunde Anthony and Sally Mann Emily and Jerry Mayer Priya Mendon Nile Lundgren John R. and Claire D. Mannheim Gordon Mayer Jennifer Menke Kathleen Lundy Verna Manni Bill and Caroline Mayher Andrew Menkes Nicole Luongo Nick and Annemarie J. Mansour Marc Mazur Richard and Ronay Menschel Amit Luthra Mr. and Mrs. Marc A. Mantelli Robert and Marilyn Mazur Robert B. Menschel Dipika Luthra Toni Maraviglia Denise McAvoy John A. Mentis James Luton Helen and Carl B. Marbach Elizabeth B. McCall Arlene and Walter Meranze Bernice A. Luxemburg Noel March Katherine McCall Tod Mercy, III Ronald Lynn Max and Pearl A. Marco Elizabeth McCandless Brown Carol and Alvin Merlin Melora and Shana Lynngood Alan Marcus Greg McCay David Merrill Thomas Lyon George J. Marcus and Nancy Savage Marcus Jabez McClelland Cantor Kurt Messerschmidt John and Linda MacDonald Pam Marcus and Jeffrey Erskine Darren McDermott Neil Messing Laura MacDonald Elizabeth and David Margolis-Pineo Joseph E. McDonald and Madeleine T. Raymond Rona M. and Rowe B. Metcalf Merete Mace John L. and Susan Marker Ed Mcdonnell Pearl Metz Stephanie Maceiras Franklin D. Marks Heather Mcdonough Eran Metzger Ellen Macnow David H. and Jaclin L. Marlin Paul McDowell Steven Meurrens Allison MacQueen and Jonathan Felder David G. Marshall Elliott C. McEntee Rebecca Meyer Tom and Alice Macy Siri and Robert Marshall Heidi C. and Robert E. McGee Amy Meyers Basem Maddah Clarabel Marstaller Debby and Dan McGinn Bernard Meyers Jennifer Madden Myles Martel, Ph.D. Robert H. and Kathleen T. McGourty Andrew Meyerson Kathryn J. Madden-Herzog and Roger E. Herzog Lisa Martin and Michael Epstein Geoff McGrane Mary Lou Michael and Steve Putnam Kiran R. Magiawala Luke Martin Deborah McGurn and Frank H. Sadowski Donna Michelson Faiza Mahmood Paul A. Martin Kimberly Mchaughlin Felice Michetti Helen L. Maier Shahm Martini, M.D. David S. and Patricia McHold Sara Michl Maine State Police Christine Martino Denis McInerney George Michos Janet Maineville Rabbi Gregory Marx Beverly McIntyre Christine Middleton Rhoda Makoff, Ph.D. Rachel Marx Lauren Mcintyre Angela and Chris Mikellides Sheldon Malett and Roseann Kraus Andra Marz Ian Mckay Jessica Mikhailevich Hana Malka Richard J. and Karin Marzullo Rutheda M. McKinney Rabbi Shira Milgrom Kuldeep Malkani Ashley Mashihi Vincent L. and Nancy McKusick C.G. and Elaine Miliotes Marcia Malkoff Harrington K. Mason Anna Mcnaught Lowell Milken C. Richard and Barbara Malm Stephen Masters Mary Meade-Olberding Deborah Miller Young Terry A. Malone Sandra K. Masur William Lee Meadow, M.D. Abraham and Barbie Miller Irene Mamolou Ayman Matta Syed Mehdi Carolyn Miller David R. and Diane M. Mandel Marianne Matte Rabbi Bernard H. Mehlman Doris Miller Diane Mandel Gary and Lisa Matthews Nic Mellody Jonathan and Cathy Miller

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Karan Miller Neil Morgan Marian J. Nangle Robert A. and Susan E. Nielsen Robert E. and Sheila Miller Susan Morgan and Joseph Scott Glen Nano Scott N. and Kathleen R. Nielsen Ron and Mary Miller Stuart and Marian Morgenstern Ali Naqvi Margaret M. Niesen Mr. and Mrs. Samuel H. Miller Richard L. Moriarty Nida Naqvi Lori Nikoden Scott E. and Karen S. Miller Dawn and Matthew Morris Christine and David Nardi Andrew Nipon Steve Miller Bruce Morrison Julie Nash Debra Nir Stuart Miller Kara Morrison Lawrence D. Nash Kris Norelius Sylvia B. and Michael Miller Doreen L. Morrow, M.D. Lara Nassar Peter A. and Elizabeth H. Norton Wayne Miller Dorothy and Stearns Morse Shlomo Nasser Sally Norton Dixie Mills Ed and Linda Morse Fran Nathanson David Novick Darin Milmeister Lester and Dinny Morse Joel and Maureen Nathanson Stephen A. Novick and Evan Galen Nancy Milstein Ruth L. and Jerome W. Morton Tal Nawy and Azadeh Akhavan Mab Nulty Barbara Milton Beth and Bill Moser Eileen and Mike Neff Patricia Nunez Gene Mim Mack Jeremy R. Moser and Laura B. Kittle Lee and Joyce Neibart Lawrence and Melanie F. Nussdorf Judi and David Mink Barbara Moses Janice Neiman Sally Nutt Martha L. Minow Claire and Arnold Moses Leila Nejad Nathaniel and Loraine Obler Eliot A. and Doris Minsker Beatrice Moskovits George W. and Madeline Nelson Charles O’Brien Jonathan Minsker Guy and Joyce G. Moss Jane Nelson Claudio Ochoa Jacqui Miranda Jody Moss Kenneth M. and Mary P. Nelson Donald and Jane Ocker Vanessa Miranda Harriet Mouchly-Weiss Mrs. Marilyn Carlson Nelson and Dr. Glen Nelson Megan O’Connell and Noah Praetz Douglas B. Mishkin and Wendy Jennis and Charles Weiss Mousumi Leonard M. and Merle Nelson Asta E. Oddgeirsdottir Michele and Marshall Missner Babak Movassaghi Kelsey Nencheck Carol F. O’Donnell Douglas Mitchell Pamela N. and William O. Mueller Steven M. Neptune Joanne O’Donnell Margaret Mitchell Thomas R. Mulvey and Katharine F. White Meredith Neria Daniel and Marjorie K. Offer Rachel Mitchell John Murabito Joseph and Carmen J. Ness Vanesssa Ohayon Timothy Mitchell Raina Muransky Alan and Karen Neuberg Mr. and Mrs. Abner Ohebshalom Christopher P. Mittleman Carole S. Murphy Jo-Ann Neuhaus Meghan O’keefe Larry A. and Carol Mizel Peter and Shelly Murphy Sharon Neulinger Alex Okrent Madison Mizrahi Ambassador and Mrs. Richard W. Murphy Robert J. and Ann R. Neuman Robert A. and Anne H. Olender Alan Mnuchin and Alessandra Rampogna Ashley Murray Ms. Bebe Neuwirth Gordi Olin Frederick Moder Jane E. and William M. Murray Jerry and Frances Newberg Donald and Ada Olins William T. and Benedicte Monroe W. Terrill Myers Paul and Sue Newlin Alix Oliver Christina Montero Ben and Ruth Nachbar Jane R. Newman and Amy Lange Marcus Oliver Patricia Moore Alan D. Nadeau Ronda and Stephen N. Newman Sarah Oliver Rebecca Moore Jonathan Nadler Scott and Wendy Newman Stanford and Ellen Ollendorf Rory Moran Joshua Naftalis Virginia W. and James M. Newmyer Melissa Olson Bernard and Muriel Moray Luis Nagaki Holly Newton Phyllis O’Malley Carmen Morcos Perline Naidoo Joshua Newton Jack O’Neill Ricki Morell Fahad Najam Ramona Nicholson Ms. Yoko Ono Lennon Gina Moreno Valle Christopher Nakamura Phyllis Nickel and John Harries Dan Oppenehim Amanda Moretti Audrey A. Namowitz Dan H. and Alice Nicolson Ellen and Bill Oppenheim

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Jeffrey and Ellen Oppenheim Mary Parsons Elisabeth Peterson Florence and Murray Preisler David R. Oran and Silvia Arrom Brittany Partin Hugh Phelps Brian Prewitt Olivia Oran Patty Pasnikowska Christine Philbrick-Wheaton Alice Price Evelyn Orbach Beth and Daniel K. Pastron Kleopatra and Kleanthis Phili Leah Price Gary Orentlicher and Pamela R. Millian William Pate Reba J. Phipps Stuart Price Ellen S. and Nathaniel J. Orleans Mona Patel Hetal N. Phul Viktoria Prigarina Ryan Orley Payal Patel Thomas R. Pickering Robert P. and Sharon Prince David Orr Reshma P. Patel Roberta Pieczenik Sharon Prizant Victoria Ortengren Suraj Patel Robert Pierce Anna Propp Deniz Orzenbas Viral Patel David and Edith Pierson George M. and Jacqueline F. Queen David W. and Judy D. Osgood Yogita Patel Richard N. and Alice Pierson Stephanie and Rick Quinby Kristen O’shaughnessy Wayne and Dorothy Patterson Thomas and Elizabeth Pileggi Patricia Raber Max Harold and Peggy Osher Katherine Paul David Pincus Hawazen Rabie Sarah and Jason Ossey Donald Payne Janine Pineo Gabriel Rabinovici Julie Otis and Mark Adamoyurka Luba Paz Justin Pines Martin Rabinovitz and Connie Rabinowitz JoAnn Ottman Yehuda Paz Alan Pinto Stuart and Deborah Rabner Richard Outlaw Julius Pearl Carole Pinto David, Dana, Zach and Eli Rachlin Alison Overseth Christopher Pearson-Smith Susan F. and Judah Plotner Robert E. Rachlis Brolota S. Owens Annalee Pease Raphael L. Podolsky Jack and Irene Radlo Ariel Oxman Emily Pease Henni Polak The Honorable Molly M. Raiser Daphne Oz Deborah R. Peikes Marcel Polak Rabih Ramadi Bruce and Nicole Paisner Margaret Peist Chris Polanco Jose A. Ramos Thomas J. Paladino Rachel Pellman Daniel Pollack-Pelzner Shaun Randol John and Chieko Palenberg Ilene and Arthur Penn Donald and Martha Pollak Richard Rapaport Sharyl Paley Frances Pennell Henry and Jean Pollak Albert and Audrey Ratner Audrey Pam Henry B. and Marion L. Pennell Victor A. and Elizabeth R. Pollak Jacqueline Ratner Jill Pam Marilyn Peppin Gazale Poorsoltan Marilyn and Michael Ratner Samira Panah Carmen Peris Catalina G. Porras Mark A. and Nancy B. Ratner Melvin and Joyce Paradise Alice B. and Fred Perkins Jennifer D. Port Aimee Raupp Robert and Beth Parahus Dick and Cynthia Perkins Richard J. Port Abbas Raza Aditi Paranjpye Margaret Perkins Jason Porta Arthur L. and Susan C. Rebell Gary B. Pardo Jessica S. Perl Charles Porter Paula Reckess Samir Parikh Michael M. and Susan Perl Joan and Richard Port-Farwell John Reed Jeannette H. Park Louis and Barbara Perlmutter Ellen Posman and Mike Garn Deborah Reeves Graham Parker Egor Perov Nancy Posner Paul D. Reid Jeffrey and Susan Parker Edmond Perry Michael B. and Eileen P. Posnick Lisa Reilly Jeffrey and Robyn Parket Ido Perry Margaret Postlewaite Susan and Ralph Reinert Nikita Parkh Debra Perskie-Schwartz Hali and Michael Poteshman Ethel Reinharz Peggy Parlett Sona Peshtimaldjian William A. and Ronnie N. Potter Gadi Reinhorn and Barrett Lauck Sanford and Lydia B. Parnes Chris Peters Mark Pratt James Reinish Brad Parpan Elnora Peters Stephanie Pratt Craig Reiss

86| 2011 Annual Report 2011 Annual Report | 87 2011 supporters

Kenneth M. and Judith E. Reiss Virginia Rodriguez Kenneth Rosenfeld and Jennifer Bixby Jerome G. and Margery Russem Rishi Renjen Gertrude Rogers James S. and Marcia B. Rosenheim Margrit W. Rustow, Ph.D. Manjusha Rentala Susan Rogers Faith Rosenstein Leah Rutman Joanne Resh and Benjamin Rodriguez Aviva Rohde and Brian Higgins Faye and Jerry Rosenthal Leonard Ruvolo Ira M. Resnick Nomi Roher Harriet Rosenthal Daniel Saacks Joel Resnick Janet L. Rohler Rachel Rosenthal Seymour M. and Marcia L. Sabesin Nirit Resnick Larry D. and Caroline R. Roi Sarah Rosenthal James and Margery Sabin Griffith L. and Pamela Resor Joseph Rokacz David and Karen Rosenzweig Jacob Sacks William Restrepo Katherine Rollins Mr. E. Robert Roskind Gina Aroog Safdar Noaa Reuvenny Spencer and Gail Roman Laura C. Roskind Ronald Sagall Kashif Riaz Jamie and Leila M. Rome Nancy Roskind Madeleine Saidenberg Patricia B. Rice Nancy G. Rome Cheryl F. Rosner and Todd E. Libke Shira Saiger Rebecca K. Rice Roberta M. and Lloyd Roos Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rosof Anthony W. and Cindy Salem David Rich Warren and Helen Roos Irma Ross Kemal and Ramza Saliefendic Jane N. and Harvey Rich Gary and Karen Rose Michael Ross David Salinas Barbara J. Richardson Jeanne M. Rose Shauna Ross Paul M. Salinas, DC George and Constance Richardson Mr. Leslie Rose Colleen Rost-Banik Carolyn Salk Alanna Richman Ami Rosen Ellen Rosten Donald and Dawn Salmon Karen L. Richter David Rosen and Carol A. Clauss Harvey Roth Jeffrey Salomon Carol Ridker Sarah Rosen Terry and Sam D. Roth Sam Saltonstall George C. and Joenne C. Riek Sharon and Leonard Rosen Delilah R. Rothenberg and Spencer Wang Jane and Munir Saltoun Robert Rifkin Barry Rosenbaum Robert and Robin Rothenberg Helen E. Saltzman Jennifer D. Riley and Karl R. Klapper Ed and Davey Rosenbaum George and Lilian Rothkopf Paul and Bettylu Saltzman Melissa Riley Shoshana Rosenbaum Mark Rothman Patricia Salvucci Alma and Elliot Ring Steven H. Rosenbaum Josh Rothschild Eva Salzer Diane and Milton Ringler Barbara Rosenberg Marc Rothschild Mr. Eric Sambol Susan Ringo and Barry Sonnenfeld Daniel Rosenberg Allan Rothstein Vivian Samson Celia C. Risen Diane G. Rosenberg James Roux Anandmohan Samudrala Sue Ellen Rittmaster Eric M. and Helen Rosenberg Todd Rovak Jennifer Samuels David and Marilyn A. Rivkin Karen Rosenberg Kevin T. and Kristin P. Rover Jeffrey and Wendy H. Samuelson Catherine Robbins Robin Rosenberg Michael S. and Alexis Royce Ray Sanchez Selwyn Robbins Theodore J. and Gabriele S. Rosenberg Joel Rubenstein and Lauren Katz Herbert and Kathleen Sanders Dorothy Roberts and Paul Cohen Michael and Patty Rosenblatt Ronald and Marcia Rubin Sheva J. and Thomas P. Sanders Susie Roberts Toby Rosenblatt Shelley and Donald Rubin Jasmit Sandhu Carol B. Robinson Lewis Rosenbloom Trudy Rubin and Paul Hogan Herbert Sandick David Robinson Michael Rosenbloom Lynn Rubinett Deborah and Coral Sandler Helen R. Robinson Oscar A. and Margaret J. Rosenbloom Dean W. Rudoy Gary P. Sanginario, Esq. Adam Rochman Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Rosenblum Carlos Ruisanchez Mr. Dan Sapadin and Rabbi Sara Sapadin Sara Rodell Louis and Sandra Rosenblum Elizabeth Rush John and Lila Sapinsley Neal Rodin Stephen Rosenblum and Rosalyn Sarver Susan Russ Faisal Sardar Justin Rodriguez Edward Rosenfeld Jennifer Russell Shikha Sarin

88| 2011 Annual Report 2011 Annual Report | 89 2011 supporters

Benjamin Sarly Caroline and Jeff Schneider Bella Sekons Jane E. and Richard Sharf Richard and Ellen G. Sarna Kenneth S. and Diane E. Schneider Ben Seldon Diane M. Sharon Arthur and Joan G. Sarnoff Wendy S. and Don Schneidman Marvin Seligman Brooke Sharpe Carol and Seymour Sarnoff Francine E. and Alan Schneit Judy Seltz Peggy Shattuck William and Pat Sarnoff Homer and Lynn Schoen Samuel and Eta Seltzer Lillian Shaye Joseph Satto Betty Schoenbaum Maria H. Semal Joan Blum Shayne Malenna Saunders Jacob Schonfield, Ph.D. Joel and Marsha Semuels Ellen Shea Paul M. and Ellen H. Saunders Ellen Schoninger and Efraim Grinberg Lauren Sercander Emmett A. and Margaret Shea Brian Savage Rebecca Schopher Vito Sessa Sandra L. Shea Harold Savage Lisbeth B. and Daniel L. Schorr Jordan Sessler Sean Shecter Hugh P. and Caroline Savage Diane Schreiber Linda Seubert and Maria Mannetta Michael and Vivian Shelanski Julie Savitch Michelle Schreiber Sydney R. and Deborah M. Sewall Eric Shen Kathy Savits Mark Schubin and Karen McLaughlin Kenneth and Jennifer Sghia-Hughes Neal Shenoy Kristin Savoye Michael E. and Lora Schultz Lynn E. and James B. Shaffer Shilpa Shenoy Mark Savoye Robert Schumaker Ketu Shah Diane Sherman Fuad Sawaya Howard and Josephine M. Schuman Megha Shah Howard Sherman Alison Sayer William and Christine Schurtman Monica Shah Paul Sherman Bob Scanlan Abby Schwartz Narendra M. Shah Scott Sherman H. David and Laura Scarbro Adina Schwartz Ronak Shah Christopher R. and Leigh D. Sherrill Marianne Scelsa Brian Schwartz and Darby Bentoff Rana Shahateet Ashish Sheth Michael and Diane Schachter Eric and Erica Schwartz Anthony J. Shaker Nevin Shetty Arielle Schack Joan Schwartz Dave Shalin Floriana Sheykina Philip Schaeffer Jon D. and Carolyn H. Schwartz Devora Shamah Joan Shier Ken and Loretta Schatz Jonathan Schwartz Elaine Shamir Gil Shiva Fredrick D. and Karen Schaufeld Kevin Schwartz Marcos Shamosh Shimon Shkury and Ruby Gelman Tom M. Schaumberg Mark Schwartz Sameer Shamsi Rabbi David Shneyer David and Carol Scheffler Nicole Schwartz David Shankman Peter B. and Nancy Sholley Ema Scheidel Stephen Schwartz Andrew Shapiro and Carolyn Setlow Henry J. Showell Larry Scheinfeld Marc and Nancie Schwarzman Elaine R. Shapiro Ellen A. Shugrue Lisa Scherzer Bruce G. Schweitzer and Lisa Shinefeld Gary and Myrna F. Shapiro Larissa Shulman Alison G. Schiff David A. and Joan B. Schwerin Jaclyn Shapiro Ruth Shuman Jane Schiff and Lon Gratz Maxine R. Sclar Judith Shapiro Mr. and Mrs. Adam Shyevitch Steve and Toni Schildcrout Carol Ann and Jeffrey L. Scott Karen Shapiro Arielle Siboni Joshua Schiller Mr. and Mrs. E. W. and Martha Scott Myra and Harold M. Shapiro Jamie B. and Steve Sidells Adam Schleifer Richard and Ginny Seegel Neil R. and Ivy T. Shapiro Norman Sider Charlotte and Hubert M. Schlosberg David Seeler Paul E. and Carolyn G. Shapiro Floyd Siegal Richard Schlosberg and Judy Black Albrecht Seer Stephen and Karen Shapiro Beth Siegall Richard and Judith Schlosser Jeanne Segal and Richard Williams Stephen and Peggy F. Shapiro Arthur and Rosalyn Siegel Edward Schmidt Jeffrey C. and Teresa N. Segal Steve Shapiro Benjamin and Jane Siegel Erika Schmidt Tracy Segal Sarah S. Shapley Charles Siegel Marian G. Schmidt, Ph.D. Linda Seifert Boris Sharapan Glenn and Sandra G. Siegel

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Joshua Siegel Estate of Martin I. Small Amy Solomon Arnold and Elaine G. Statsinger Lindsay Siegel Harriette Small Bruce Solomon Esta Stecher Richard A. and Leslie B. Siegel Kristine M. Small Diane N. Solomon Tom and Dee Stegman Micah L. Sifry and Leslie A. Lieman Alison Smith Gerald Solomon Bess Steiger Robin L. and David A. Sigman Allison Smith Lisa K. Solomon Allison Stein Allegra Silberstein Amy Smith Noah Solomon C. Harris and Riley Stein Edward G. and Francis M. Silcock Anthony Smith Steven Solomon Catherine Stein Claudia Sills Bardwell and Charlotte Smith Suzi Solomon-Yarin Fred Stein Amy Silver Byrom J. Smith Jay N. Sonecha Gil J. Stein Gilbert Silverman Christine Smith Simi Sonecha Stephanie L. Stein Eric Silverstein Deborah K. and L. Whitman Smith Nancy Sonnabend Charles and Judy Steinberg Patricia and Howard Silverstein Dustin Smith Alexa J. Sorant Jaclyn and Alan Steinberg Nili Simhai and Joshua Schulman Dutton and Kay Smith Laurence T. Sorkin Penny and Barry Steinberg William and Nancy Simkiss Jennifer Smith Riva Sorkin Rachel Steinberg Bradley A. Simmons Lawrence J. and Diana Smith Ignacio E. and Nancy Sosa Richard and Isabel Steinberg Donald E. Simon Linda Smith and John Neal Allen and Joyce Sosin Samantha Steinberg Richard and Patty Simon Lucia Smith Matthew Sosnow Lenore Steiner and Perry Lerner Kenneth Simonson and Jan Solomon Michael and Esther Smith Denise M. Soucy, M.D. Michael Steiner Jason Sincere Robert Smith Kira Sparta Michael and Judy Steinhardt Mary G. and Alok Singh Ruth Smith Frances Souza Spayne Judy Stempel Saurabh Singh S. Scott and Deborah Smith William Specht Dhuane and Scott Stephens Sudeep Singh Sanford Smith and Jill Bokor Steven Spektor Daniel and Helen Sterling Jo Sippie-Gora Ruth Smolash and Ryan Katofsky Chad Spellens Kira and Tim Sterling Josef P. Sirefman Ali Smolens Susan N. Spencer Rena Stern Judith Sirkis Michael J. and Donna F. Smoler Tova Speter Renee Stern Peter Siroka Edward Snyder Larry Spilkin Robert Stern Swan Sit Henry Snyder Mr. Kenneth S. Spirer and Dr. Joan Leitzer Marc Sternberg and Katherine Goldstein Tammy Sittnick Jeanne K. Snyder Eliot and Silda Spitzer Richard and Penny Stevens Aimee Skier Jessica Snyder William and Patricia Spock Frances I. Stewart Jon J. Skillman and Luanne Selk Ronnie Snyder James Spool James and Phyllis E. Stewart Margaret Skinner Sarah Snyder Carlton and Joanne M. Spooner Jenifer Stewart Herbert and Bernice Sklar Frank Sobel Robert Springer Lisa and Gordon Stewart Max Skolnik Jacky and Audrey Sobel Sheryl St. Pierre Warren Stieglitz and Carla Harman Davida Sky Maria Sohail George M. Stabler Scott and Kim Stiffle Robert and Maureen Sladen David Sokol Karen J. Stam Katherine M. Stiles Rabbi Jonathan Slater and Ms. Barbara Schecter Miriam Sokoloff Jo Ellen Stammen Frederick Stinchfield Wayne and Joanne Slavitt Stephen and Helena Sokoloff Ethel H. Stansfield Herb Stocknoff Albert Slawsky Roberta L. and Richard M. Sol Daniel and Mary Stanton Paul B. and Gretchen Stolpen Matthew Slepin Mary Lou Solecki Harry L. and Laura L. Starbuck Debra Stone and David Glaser Lee A. Sligh Ellen Solms Victoria Starr Dorothy R. Stone Bob Slipp Rabbi and Mrs. Rav A. and Harriet Soloff Judy F. and John Starrels Esther M. Stone

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Carol A. and Daniel M. Walker Yair and Carol Weinstock Edwin D. and Sharon Wigutoff Joan M. Woodward Sami Wall William Weisfuse Kenneth Wilensky Yvonne Woolf Mary Jane Wallace Barry L. Weisman and Michele J. Fishel Alice E. Wilkins Julia Workman Brown Linda Wallberg Alina Weiss Michele Willens Ellen Wormser Florence Wallin Dorothy and Burton Weiss Jim Williams David and Laurie Wotman Julie Wallin Erika Weiss Judith Williams and Robert Shumsky Brandice C. Wrone C.J. Walsh George M. Weiss Sharon V. and Andrew Williams Susan Wulfestieg Mary V. Walsh James Weiss John Williamson Michael and Lee D. Wygant Audrey F. Walzer Jill and Jeffrey Weiss Christine J. Wilson and Anita D. Collins Alec Wysoker Roy S. and Carol Walzer Judith Weiss Dina Wilson Miriam Wysoker Stephanie Wang Linda and Dave Weiss Norman E. and Judy W. Wilson Rachel Wysoker Charles D. Wantman and Roberta Elliott Marvin F. Weissberg and Judith Morris Rusty Wilson Sara Wytrzes Corby D. and Bonnie Ward Paul and Harriet Weissman Susan A. Winickoff Deborah Yaffe Denise Ward Stevenson Weitz Peter and Cynthia Winkler Marguerite Yaghjian Daniel R. Warren and Pamela Joy Debra Wekstein Henry S. Winokur and Stephanie L. Bernstein Susan Yaghjian Claire Wasserman Helen Weld Arnold and Susan Winshall Scott Yando Paula R. Watson Ann M. Weller Irene J. Winter Mindy Yang Bryna Webber and Dick Tompkins Rachel Wellner Margo Wintersteen Rhonda Yantiss Edward D. and Leslie Weber Ceci A. Wells Rev. Katharine Winthrop George Yates Elizabeth J. Weber Burton and Leni Welte Todd Wintner Douglas C. and Susan Yearley Jack Weber Bernard and Betty Werthan Nicholas Witte Alan Yesner Teresa Weber and Scott Latzky Josh and Judy Weston Clark Wohlferd Alexandra Yestrumskas Amy Webster Nili Wexler Cathy Wojciak Cordes Melissa Yoblon-Gentile James A. and J. A. Wechsler Wendell P. Weyland, Esq. Kristin Wolcott Farese Jerry Yoder Barry Weidenbaum Naida S. Wharton Gabrielle Wolf Anthony and Nanar Yoseloff Kevin J. and Susan Weidenbaum Genie Wheelwright Stanley B. and Paula Wolfe Amanda Young Irene M. and Lynn M. Weigel Edward White Elayne and Marvin Wolfenson Bradden Young Shari Weinbach Mr. and Mrs. Harvey White Steven and Gail L. Wolff Larry Young and Toni LaMonica Marcia Weinberg Heather White Terry Wolfisch Cole Mark D. Young and Rachel A. Carren Bernard Weiner and Heide M. Linsmayer Jennifer White Zachary Wolfraim Mahnaz Yousefzadeh Margaret and Jerry Weiner Jennifer R. White Charles and Nancy Wolfson Emma Lee Yu David Weingart Phillip White Daniel J. Wolfson Stanley and Judith Zabar Jeff and Beth Weingarten Susan K. and Charles White Charlotte Wolpin Miriam Zadek Victor & Alla Weingarten Barbara B. Whitesides Anne P. Wong Nadia Zaidi David Weinreb Patrick and Dona Whitmore McDonough Christy Wong Micah Zajic Ari Weinstein Marc and Maria Wiatrowski Nancy Wood Igal R. Zakuto Bruce and Marsha R. Weinstein Louise Wides Anne Woodbury Julie and David Zalkind Eric Weinstein Loretta Wieczner John W. and Bette A. Woodbury Carol Zeenkov Jillian E. Weinstein Ruth Wielgosz and Ben Edelman David E. and Judith H. Woodman Seymour and Joan Zeenkov Linda and David Weinstein Susan Wiener Roger F. Woodman Jr. Heather Zelkin Tobi P. and Scott Weinstein Bruce Wightman William A. and Selina Woods Alyssa Zelman

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Ivy Zelman Barbara Zevin Rony Zibara and Grant Innes Daniel Zibel Alyssa Ziegler Florence G. Ziegler Michael and Diane Ziering Karyn L. Zieve Simon and Hope Ziff Susan F. Zinder Alana Zion-Buchalla and Fernando Buchalla Edward and Phyllis Zissman David Zolot Simon Zolotarev Rabbi and Mrs. Henry A. Zoob Michael and Phyllis Zornitzer Joya Zuber Roy J. Zuckerberg Claire T. and Albert J. Zuckerman Roberta Zuckerman Helis Zulijani Michael Zweig and Michelle Gersen Cecile Zwiebach

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T.H. George H. W. Bush Her Majesty Queen Noor H.E. Shimon Peres FOUNDER EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR yellow denotes Seed Leslie Adelson Lewin T.H. William Jefferson Clinton Dr. Sa’eb Erekat John Wallach serving on staff UNITED STATES Timothy Wilson Senior Advisor and Director of the Maine Seeds Program Emanuela Acquafredda Alina Yavorovskaya Administrative Assistant Executive Vice President of Finance & Administration, CFO Eva Armour Ashleigh Zimmerman board of directors Director of Strategy and Programs Director of Graduate Programs DeAnn Sarah Brady Director, Corporate and Government Relations MIDDLE EAST & SOUTH ASIA Sarah Brajtbord Sajjad Ahmad Coordinator, Camp and American Seeds Director of Pakistani Programs Mr. Richard Berman Mr. Ozi Amanat Mr. Eugene Mercy Jr. Fayth Centeno Ahmad Wali Arian (Chairman) Mr. David Avital Mrs. Lindsay Miller Senior Manager, Global Human Resources and Administration Director of Afghan Programs Mr. Matthew Courey Mr. Amr Badr Ms. Iram Shah Claire Dibsi Ayed (Vice Chair) Mr. Scott Birnbaum Mr. C. Michael Spero Francis Edouard Accountant Chief of Administration, Ramallah Office Mrs. Peggy Epstein Tanner Ms. Darcie A. Bundy Mr. David Strasser Jessie Erwin Awista Ayub (Vice Chair) Ms. Nicola Cobbold Mr. Sebastian Stubbe Grants Manager Director of South Asian Programs Mr. Samuel L. Samelson Mr. Joseph Gantz Mr. Arn Tellem Rowena Hill Mohammed Isleem (Treasurer) Mr. Jeremy Goldberg Mrs. Nancy Reiss Tellem Business Affairs & Development Associate Director of Palestinian Programs (Gaza) Mrs. Christine R. Covey Mrs. Barbara Gottschalk Mrs. Jane Toll Catherine Joseph Eric Kapenga (Secretary) Mr. Munir Hussein Mr. Robert Toll Senior Accountant Director of Communications Ms. Michelle Mercer Mrs. Janet Wallach Jenn Lishansky Eldad Levy External Relations Coordinator Director of Israeli Programs Miel Medley Lama Mashni Database Associate Compliance Coordinator Glenn Pastore Feruzan Mehta young leadership committee board Director of Grounds and Maintenance Director of Indian Programs Marni Pearce Daniel Moses Database Manager Director of Adult Educator Programs Sarah Rubin Mohammed NasserEddin Camp Program Director Director of Palestinian Programs Mr. Scott Birnbaum (Chair) Ms. Ariella Feldman Mr. Rami Qubain Eyal Ronder Mr. Jacob Toll (Vice Chair) Mr. Matt Jung Ms. Rubina Shafi Wil Smith Associate Camp Director Chief of Administration, Tel-Aviv Office Ms. Rachel Stier (Secretary) Ms. Karen Karniol-Tambour Mr. Lance Stier Ethan Schechter Ms. Becky Laub Mark Tsigler Mr. Matthew Slovik (Treasurer) Ms. Courtney Zuniga Staff Accountant Director of Middle East Programs Mr. Dan Ettinger Mr. Ramy Nagy Kathy Valyi Omar Tayeh Ms. Natasha Faroun Ms. Grishma Parekh Development Consultant Director of Jordanian Programs Dindy Weinstein Adar Ziegel Director of Individual Philanthropy Administrative Assistant

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