Annual Report 2 CONTENTS

From the President 4

Looking to 2030 and Beyond 7

Vision & Mission 10

Communal Strength 12

Creative Culture 24

Future Leadership 38

Jerusalem Foundation Culture and Community Fund 45

Financial Data 2019 46

Donors 48

Legacies, Endowments and Bequests 54

Leadership in Israel 56

Professional Staff in Israel 56

Leadership Worldwide 58

Photos: Jerusalem Foundation staff, Sasson Tiram, Perry Mendelboym, Elior Ben-Haim, Vadim Mikhailov. Information in this report is correct as of March 31, 2020.

3 Dear Friends, I am pleased to present you with the Jerusalem Foundation’s 2019 Annual Report.

This report was prepared during an uncertain and unprecedented time in the world in which we have been focused on providing emergency support for the basic and immediate needs in the city of Jerusalem. The Jerusalem Foundation has always taken care of the people of Jerusalem and during this critical time, we do what we can to support the most vulnerable populations in the city and to preserve cross communal and cross cultural life in this city as a model for shared living for the rest of the world.

At the same time, it is important to look at what we have achieved over the past year as part of the mandate of the Jerusalem Foundation for the last 53 years and as a guide for long term planning for our continued work.

In 2019, friends of Jerusalem from around the world have once again come together to support this city and its people. This past year ended with many accomplishments, some of which were the result of years of work, but we also used this year for a process of development and thinking about the challenges ahead of us and directions for the efforts of the Jerusalem Foundation for the next decade, “Jerusalem 2030 and beyond”.

Teddy Kollek, who founded the Jerusalem Foundation in 1966, had a vision for the city of Jerusalem as a model of multiculturalism, made up of different and unique communities who live together and share this city. His vision is more relevant now than ever. We look ahead to the next decade and beyond – with pride in the accomplishments of the Jerusalem Foundation – to the challenges that lie ahead and the new opportunities that are created from renewal and innovation. The Jerusalem Foundation will focus on three main areas of activity: Communal Strength, Creative Culture and Future Leadership. We continue to invest in capital projects that improve and enrich our beloved city, serving all neighborhoods according to their needs in accordance with our commitment to equality. We have built a relationship of trust

4 and cooperation with the Mayor of Jerusalem, Moshe Lion, while preserving our independence and vision and the Mayor has declared that the Jerusalem Foundation is the philanthropic arm of the city.

To realize our vision, we continue to strengthen our close partnerships with a broad range of institutions in Jerusalem, stakeholders and philanthropic agencies, academic institutions and policymakers, who are joining our hands-on long-term engagement in the city.

During 2019, we also welcomed James Snyder, as Executive Chairman of the Jerusalem Foundation INC in the United States. I have no doubt that his great experience and passion will be another significant factor in strengthening the Jerusalem Foundation and recruiting new and old friends to support the many tasks that lie ahead.

I am deeply grateful to our leadership around the world, our board members across continents and our chairs/presidents in each region, who keep Jerusalem in their hearts and are always there to offer support, guidance and friendship. I add a special congratulations to the Jerusalem Foundation UK Board and its Chairman, Lord Leigh, on celebrating 50 years of activity in the UK in 2019 and leading the way in philanthropic support for Jerusalem.

I personally have used the last year to study, to meet, to plan, to consult, to share, and also to promote and develop my first programs and projects along the way. I remain deeply honored to serve as President of this special Foundation and deeply grateful to our staff, volunteers, and friends who are helping to lead the Jerusalem Foundation on an exciting new path to future success and inspiration.

Shai Doron

President

5 LOOKING TO 2030 & BEYOND THE JERUSALEM FOUNDATION

6 THE JERUSALEM FOUNDATION Looking to 2030 and Beyond

The Foundation was established over 50 years ago by the legendary Mayor of Jerusalem, Teddy

Kollek. Over the last five decades, the Jerusalem Foundation has brought together friends from around the world to invest more than $1.5 billion dollars in projects throughout the city. Since 1966, the Foundation has initiated, founded, created and managed over 4,000 projects - both capital and programmatic – in all neighborhoods of the city. This hands-on long-term involvement has effectively changed the face of modern Jerusalem and touched the lives of all of Jerusalem’s diverse residents, now numbering over 900,000 people.

Today, the Jerusalem Foundation’s original mandate is more relevant than ever. The Jerusalem

Foundation has created a model for cross-cultural and cross-communal engagement among all of the population groups in the city. Looking forward, we have developed a plan for the next 10 years to ensure a better future for the city in 2030. As the leading institution in grant making for the cultural and communal sectors, our initiatives and projects promote communal strength, creative culture and future leadership.

7 As we envision the future of Jerusalem through 2030 and beyond, we can take

pride in the Foundation’s half-century of achievement that has shaped the

modern city’s landscape.

We continue to refine our priorities in order to support Jerusalem’s future

development, adapting to the evolving needs of its entire population, with its next

generation as the highest priority. Taking full advantage of the unparalleled mix of

historical, cultural, and human capital that exists in the city today, and consistent

with Teddy Kollek’s charge to each of us more than fifty years ago, philanthropy

can be the essential catalyst to fulfilling this vision.

Join us in strengthening Jerusalem, an ancient city becoming a center for youthful

creativity, innovation, inclusiveness and pluralism; an open city functioning as the

civil society capital of Israel and the Jewish people; a livable city for young families;

an inspiration to the world.

8 Communal Strength The Jerusalem Foundation ensures that Jerusalem’s diverse residents can continue to build a modern, open and vibrant city together. With a special focus on the social and communal needs of the city’s most vulnerable populations, we effectively strengthen the social fabric and community support systems of Jerusalem.

Creative Culture The Jerusalem Foundation leverages the city’s diversity and unique history to shape its future as a modern, thriving metropolis by providing platforms for its varied populations to find expression through creativity. Creative initiatives breathe new life into the city, enhancing its vibrancy and openness, and ensuring that it continues to be a source of inspiration around the world.

Future Leadership The Jerusalem Foundation focuses on developing leadership and excellence in the city through its involvement in community activism and investment in the next generation. By promoting young civil leadership with a long term commitment to the city, and guaranteeing that all diverse communities have access to opportunities to excel, we safeguard the future.

9 VISION & MISSION

Vision The Foundation seeks to shape the future of Jerusalem by investing in and

creating a flourishing city as a source of inspiration for its people and the world.

Mission To shape a modern, open and vibrant city by creating communal strength for all

Jerusalem residents; to identify and respond to the needs of Jerusalem, enhancing

Jerusalem’s contribution to people of all faiths, sharing the city with our partners and

friends worldwide and inspiring new generations to take part in Jerusalem’s future.

Values Relevant: initiating projects that matter

Transparent: utmost commitment to our donor initiator

Motivated: to improve lives

10 11 COMMUNAL STRENGTH

12 The Jerusalem Foundation supports projects and programs for

Jerusalem’s most vulnerable populations, such as Holocaust survivors, senior citizens and residents of Jerusalem with special needs. By strengthening the city’s support systems, we have an impact on thousands of people’s lives, ensuring that Jerusalem’s diverse residents can continue to build a modern, open and vibrant city together. The Jerusalem Foundation also supports projects which develop shared living in the city, creating meaningful bonds between communities, and bringing different groups together -

Jews and Arabs, religious and secular, young and old.

13 “Over the last decade, thanks to the Jerusalem Foundation, we have been expanding and enriching the quality of life of Jerusalem’s Holocaust survivors. It is a privilege for us to provide the best service to them - thank you very much to the Jerusalem Foundation for your enormous assistance.”

Cafe Europa Club Manager

14 1000s of Jews and Arabs

400 Holocaust 100s of senior survivors participated in special Jerusalem Day citizens programing focusing on shared living (80 events in 36 hours)

participate in weekly enrichment and from the Gilo neighborhood enjoyed social activities in ”Cafe Europa” settings 6 gymborees a unique activity fair held at the local throughout the city community center in June

400 children 40 nurses

were supported by the Early Childhood Association in east Jerusalem with each serving over 1,000 children annually participated in weekly ”Classes in from east Jerusalem have received Nature” as part of the Springboard child development vocational training neighborhood improvement project 680 special needs children

7000 Ultra 4000 students and Orthodox boys as well as struggling students and 1300 teachers youth at risk assisted

exposed to STEM education activities participated in cross-communal More than programming through the Learning 40 activities Together program

with over 800 participants are held weekly at the Beit Hofmann Senior Citizen Day Care Center, including physical exercise classes, lectures, workshops, and trips 15 16 Achievements & Support 2019

• Springboard neighborhood improvement in

Gilo and Kiryat Menachem

• Establishing the Jerusalem Foundation

Shared Living Hub in our office building

• STEM programming for general population

and ultra-Orthodox

• Alonim School

• Hattie Friedland School for the Deaf

• Sam and Ruthie Josefowitz (Rimonim)

Kindergarten

• Yaelim for at-risk youth at Ein Yael

• Literacy programming, Mercaz Rachel and

Yad Rachel

• Alcohol and drug prevention programming

• The Menachem Elyashar Elementary School

• Micha for the hearing impaired

• Beit Tamar for disabled youth

• Café Europa for Holocaust survivors 17 • Beit Hofmann Senior Citizen Day Care Center

• Beit Schweiz Senior Citizen Housing Center

• El-Jabsha Senior Center in Christian Quarter

• Reitman Senior Center in Canada House

• Abna Al Quds, Wadi Joz and Beit Hanina and

Sur Baher Community Centers

• The Atta’a Assistance Center for the Rights

of East Jerusalem Residents

• Mini-Active empowerment groups that

improve neighborhood infrastructure

• Sur Baher Wellness Program for Women

• Language as a Cultural Bridge

• Learning Together in Jerusalem at the

Museum for Islamic Art, the Bloomfield

Science Museum and the Israel Tennis Center

• Runners without Borders, Jewish-Arab

running club

• Hapoel Katamon Jewish-Arab Soccer Club

Neighborhood League

• Beit-Alpert Jewish-Arab music center

18 Participants in the CONNECT program for young olim supported by Christians for Israel Netherlands, at the Koschitzky Young Adult Center in Canada House

19 “The Jerusalem Foundation gives our students, who come from complex backgrounds, an opportunity for quality learning without compromising on the design of the space. Your confidence in and support of our school led to the Jerusalem Municipality also making a significant investment in renovating our music space.”

Tal Haim School Principal

20 • Speaking Hebrew (Lisan), teaching Hebrew to Arab women

• Renovation of the music room and English teaching space

- a space that allows for experiential teaching of a foreign

language from first grade - at Tal Haim School (formerly

Hemed Ganim) in Kiryat Menachem.

• Start of construction for a new high school building for the

Max Rayne Hand in Hand School for Bilingual Education

• Renovating the community center on Hapalmach Street to

make it accessible

• Laying the cornerstone at the Polinsky Center for Vocational

Training

• Communal outdoor library in Gilo

• The Tolerance Coalition conference

• Supporting community gardens across the city

• Renovation of a municipal kindergarten in Gilo

21 22 Annual Support for Cross-Communal Anchor Institutions

The Jerusalem Intercultural Center

The Adam Institute for Democracy and Peace

The Tolerance Coalition

The Shared Living Hub

The Museum for Islamic Art

Max Rayne Hand in Hand School for Bilingual Education

Youth programming at the YMCA

23 CREATIVE CULTURE

24 The Jerusalem Foundation leverages the city’s diversity and unique history to shape its future as a modern, thriving metropolis. Arts and culture breathe new life into the city, creating platforms for its vibrant mosaic of languages, perspectives and beliefs, and enhancing Jerusalem as a diverse, pluralistic city and a source of inspiration around the world. We support projects that foster innovative, entrepreneurial and original works in arts and culture, including inter-disciplinary and inter- organizational cooperative efforts, activities that build bridges between different communities, and event that advance placemaking and promotion of arts and culture in the public sphere.

25 Who Attends Cultural Events?

90% said that Jerusalem Foundation events strongly contributed to 68% the city’s cultural scene 87% were between would come to the ages of the same event 18-44 next year

finals! yeeeee! 82% 79% were from of participating Jerusalem and artists want to its environs create in the city

26 27 “It is an asset for Jerusalem to have [an institution such as the Museum on the Seam], which promotes dialogue and coexistence while displaying the finest art available today.”

President Reuven Rivlin

28 1490

127,000 artists, actors and musicians 63 employed by projects supported by the Foundation

people attended performances thanks to Foundation-supported events 9 our support

Up and coming artist groups 10 received support 5

major cultural institutions arts and culture schools received year round support 21

festivals took place thanks to our support

29 Number of Visitors 2019

11,500

10,100 Mishkenot Sha’ananim Events 55,163

Museum on the Seam 510,000 Museum for Islamic Art

302,105 Tower of David Museum 160,000

Bloomfield Science Museum Gazelle Valley Urban Wildlife Park 995,619

The Tisch Family Zoological Gardens & Gottesman Family Israel Aquarium 30 31 32 Achievements & Support 2019

• Supporting cutting-edge exhibitions at

the Museum on the Seam – exhibitions

presented thanks to our support enabled

the museum to be officially recognized as a

gallery by the Ministry of Culture

• The 7th International Writers Festival at

Mishkenot Sha’ananim

• Musrara Mix Festival special placemaking

event at Canada House’s Inukshuk statue

• Renovating the Djanogly Art Gallery in

Katamonim

• Making the Jerusalem Print Workshop

accessible

• Renovating Niki de Saint Phalle’s statues at

The Tisch Family Zoological Gardens

• Establishing the Orient Express cafe and

lounge at the Cinematheque

33 “This lounge is what we have been waiting for, for many years!”

Cinematheque patron

34 • Construction continues on the Davidson

Theater, a new home for the Train Theater,

to be completed by July, 2020

• Construction continues on renovations to

the auditorium at the Paley Arts Center

• Turning the Montefiore Windmill complex

into a tourist site

• Celebrating 30 years of the Tower of David

museum

• Opening the new Orangutan exhibit at the

Tisch Biblical Zoo

• Opening a public viewpoint on the roof of

the MICHA building

• Architects’ competition held for the new

Jerusalem Conservatory Hassadna building,

and winner chosen

35 LIST OF SUPPORTED INSTITUTIONS

38 The Jerusalem Foundation focuses on developing leadership and excellence in the city through its involvement in community activism and investment in the next generation. We provide funding and support to hundreds of students through scholarship programs, and create spaces for young people to develop skills and start their careers in Jerusalem. We safeguard the future by nurturing young civil leadership with a long term commitment to the city, and guaranteeing that all diverse communities have access to opportunities to excel.

39 “Young entrepreneurs, who volunteer and invest their time to create communities, need support and the world of philanthropy can help such initiatives. The Jerusalem Foundation was the first to recognize the potential impact of such grassroots leadership on the city’s economy. We are grateful for the Foundation’s support of community leaders focused on economic development.”

Made in JLM CEO Roy Munin

40 340 students at EdTech events

6 academic institutions, 23 elementary schools, 56 volunteering students 500 25 institutions

higher education received voluntary support from scholarships awarded at 13 higher scholarship awardees education institutions 1500

participants in over 100 events, workshops and delegations at the JLM.3k Hub

41 Achievements & Support 2019

• Saul Hirschel Elementary School (Guatemala School) and

Israel Academy for Sciences and Art

• Beita Mechanchim, connecting Jerusalem’s innovation sector

to solve the city’s educational needs

• Infinity program for gifted underprivileged children

• Young Scientists Competition at the Bloomfield Science Museum

• Jerusalem Makers on Wheels Mobile Innovation Lab

• Ibdea School for Arts & Music in East Jerusalem

• Renovating the entrance in a Scouts troop headquarters

• Establishing the JLM.3k leaders hub in our office

• Dedication of a new youth club in Wadi Joz, East Jerusalem

• The Jerusalem Foundation Prize for Good Citizenship

42 “The Ibdea School of the Arts was founded 3 years ago as the first school of arts in Arab society in Israel. Thanks to the

Jerusalem Foundation’s support, new and wonderful worlds have been opened to our students in the fields of art, cinema, music, theater, philosophy and more.

We see the Jerusalem Foundation as a full partner in our efforts to promote the arts in Arab society.”

Melhem Bader,

Principal Ibdea School for the Arts

43 44 THE JERUSALEM FOUNDATION CULTURE AND COMMUNITY FUND

As we envision the future of Jerusalem through 2030 and beyond, the Jerusalem Foundation has also chosen to increase public awareness about our activities in Jerusalem. By highlighting our commitment to projects that foster ties among Jerusalemites across social, cultural, and economic boundaries and showcase Jerusalem’s global potential as an urban model for cross- communal life, we share our values with the people of Jerusalem.

These are some of the projects, which were included in 2019: • Hapoel Katamon Soccer School • Beitar Nordia Soccer School • The 6th Jerusalem Jazz Festival • Nights at the Bloomfield Science Museum • Family Days at the Tisch Family Zoological Gardens • Jerusalem Foundation box for at-risk youth at Hapoel Jerusalem Basketball games

45 Financial Data 2019

Donations: Contributions by country In 2019, a total of $19,482, 504 was raised by the Jerusalem Foundation 31.8% USA

33.7% Israel

3.3% Rest of world 2% Italy 3.6% Germany 4.3% Canada 4.6% Switzerland & Liechtenstein 16.7% UK Contributions by type of donor 51.5% 32.7% 15.8%

Foundations/ Government/ Private donors Trusts Public support 46 Allocations to Projects: $21,194,833

Programming expenditure by category

23% 41% Future Creative Leadership Culture

36% Expenditure by type of project Communal Strength

Allocations to Projects 2016 -2019 38% Construction In millions of $USD 62% $30.4 Programming $27.5 $24.6 $21.2

2016 2017 2018 2019

*The difference between contributions received and expenditures on project during any specified period of time – derives from: a) contributions received from endowment funds; b) time lapse between the receipt of funds and expenditure; and c) expenditure for administration and fundraising costs. 47 Jerusalem Foundation Donors 2019 Austria Milli Gould Anonymous Donor Gary Grundman & Nancy Lerner Christen an der Seite Israels - Österreich via Agnes Herczeg Marie-Louise Weissenböck (Vorsitzende) International Fellowship of Christians and Bundesministerium für Bildung, Jews of Canada Wissenschaft und Forschung Dr. Noah Ivers Keren Hajessod Dr. Suanne Kelman & Dr. Allan J. Fox Carolyn Keystone & Jim Meekison Canada Julia & Henry Koschitzky Amayan Charitable Foundation (David & Mira & Saul Koschitzky Sarena Koschitzky) Krauss Family Charitable Trust Asper Foundation Michael Kuhl - Gitta Nishuma Foundation Pam & Paul Austin Family Foundation Lorri Kushnir Azrieli Foundation Lederman Foundation Sharon & Ron Baruch Joanna Sloane & Jules Lewy Leslie Beck David Lyons – Sir Jack Lyons Charitable Trust Nani & Austin Beutel Mayvon Foundation Bloomfield Family - Eldee Foundation Faye & Gordon Mimms Binah Foundation Lewis Mitz & Wendy Posluns Lois & David Buckstein Family Foundation Barry & Esther Naiberg Family Foundation Josh Burnett Jewish Community Foundation of Montreal Karen & Bruce Etherington Jewish National Fund of Canada Kappy Flanders Posluns Family Foundation Judith Finer-Freedman & Jeremy Freedman Cyril & Dorothy, Joel & Jill Reitman Family DH Gales Family Charity Trust Foundation Gewurz Family Foundation Alvin Segal Family Foundation David M. Golden Honey & Barry Sherman z”l (Apotex Foundation) Morris & Rosalind Goodman Family Foundation Randy Shiff 48 Neil Shore Stiftung Hoffnung geben – Zukunft leben, Judith Shostack Daniel Müller und Freunde Silver Family Foundation Familie von Holtzbrinck State Building Corporation Karin von Holtzbrinck Stiftung Lawrence & Judith Tanenbaum Family Im Dialog. Evangelischer Arbeitskreis für das Foundation christlich-jüdische Gespräch in Hessen und The Ulmer Charitable Foundation Nassau James Van Bergh Kind ohne Eltern-Walter Breitenstein- Gabi Weisfeld Stiftung Benjamin Walker Foundation North Rhine-Westphalia, PM Armin Laschet Kenneth Weiner Pro Futura Stiftung, Michael und Diana Joe Wilder & Phyllis Pollock Rathgeber Robert Wright Prof. Dr. Jan-Philipp Reemtsma, Hamburger Leslie & Paul Wynn Stiftung zur Förderung von Wissenschaft Atta & Henry Zieleniec und Kultur Regine Sixt Kinderhilfe Stiftung „Tränchen Euro-Asia trocknen“ Michael Kennefick Volkswagen Aktiengesellschaft Boris Sokol Sabine Westphal Würth Group France Marina & Sacha Nahmias Israel Anonymous Germany Doli Asayag Anonymous Donors Tamara and Nachum Barnea Axel Springer Stiftung Ruth Cheshin Berthold Leibinger Stiftung Menache Elyashar LTD BMW Group Freeman Family Foundation Dr. Dr. Manfred Gentz und Ingrid Gentz Jay and Renee Garfunkel Stiftung Hoffnung13 Meir Heth 49 Gabriel Leibler Norway Margalit Foundation Help Jews Home Shachaf Foundation Tal Family Switzerland Anne Frank Fonds Israel – Public Institutions Anonymous via Josef Bollag HaGihon Company (Jerusalem Regional Water) Anonymous Israel Ministry of Jerusalem and Heritage Hannah und Nadia Bär Israel Nature and Parks Authority Georges und Jenny Bloch Stiftung Jerusalem Development Authority (JDA) Jetty, Aron und Simon Blum-Stiftung Jerusalem Municipality Stiftung Irene Bollag-Herzheimer Keren Hayesod Boner Stiftung für Kunst und Kultur National Insurance Institute of Israel - Dr. Silvain Brunschwig Stiftung Bituach Le’umi The DEAR Foundation, Sonja Dinner Diakonieverband Ländli Italy Dr. Emile Dreyfus-Stiftung Associazione Italiana Jerusalem Foundation Isaac Dreyfus Bernheim Stiftung – ONLUS Albert und Madeleine Erlanger-Wyler Fondazione Terzo Pilastro Stiftung Goren Monti Ferrari Foundation Saly Frommer Foundation Simone, Michael, Jacopo and Mirella Haggiag Daniel Gablinger Stiftung Paserman Leon and David Max und Erika Gideon Stiftung Maria Teresa Venturini Fendi Hegenheim Immobilien AG, Menachem M. Goldmunz – Manager Liechtenstein Dr. Georg und Josi Guggenheim-Stiftung Anonymous Foundations The Helena Charitable Foundation Benecare Foundation Gerda Herz Dan David Foundation Hilfe für Blinde in Israel Kirschner-Loeb Stiftung Jonathon E. Lyons 50 Jan Lutz Fidelio Trust Merzbacher Kunststiftung Amanda & Michael Goldstone Herbert Michel Grantham Court Properties Ltd. Adolf und Mary Mil-Stiftung Michelle & Jacques Gunsbourg MZR Gedenkstiftung Martine & Peter Halban Gretel und Walter Picard-Weil Stiftung Harei Yehuda Endowment Fund in Memory Michael und Ellen Ringier of Ivy Judah S. + H. Rothschild Foundation Humanitarian Trust Bernhard und Iris Schürmann Jerusalem Foundation UK Endowment Fund Ruth und Paul Wallach Stiftung Anna Josse & David Lifton Wendepunkt Stiftung Kleinwort-Benson Kohn Foundation The Netherlands Sheila Koretz Christenen voor Israel Lapid Trust Kennedy Leigh Charitable Trust United Kingdom Lord & Lady Leigh of Hurley Amberstone Trust Morris Leigh Foundation Celia & Edward Atkin David & Ruth Lewis Family Charitable Trust Gisela & Anthony Bloom Janice & Jack Livingstone Bluston Charitable Settlement Avril & Jonny Manson Miel De Botton The Marks Family Trust Ruth & Charles Corman Charitable Trust Carolyn & Mark Mishon Davidson Family Charitable Trust Aliza Moussaieff Dent Family Hon. Marion & Guy Naggar Sir Harry Djanogly NJD Charitable Trust Dorset Foundation Susan and Martin Paisner Dame Vivien Duffield through the Clore Israel The Phillips and Rubens Charitable Trust Foundation The Estate of the Late George Pinto Eranda Rothschild Foundation Edith & Ferdinand Porjes Charitable Trust Exilarch’s Foundation Rayne Trust 51 Bianca & Stuart Roden Robert Book Rosenfeld Family Charitable Trust David Bottoms Jill Samuels Leila & David Centner K.C. Shasha Charitable Foundation Leon Constantiner Sobell Foundation Irving and Marjorie Cowan Family Deanne & Michael Steinberg Foundation Anabel and Joe Stelzer Arie & Ida Crown Memorial Joanne and Jacob Turner Crown Family Foundation Linda & Michael Weinstein The Crown Family The Wohl Foundation Nathan Cummings Foundation Della & Fred Simon Worms, O.B.E., Craig Emanuel Endowment Fund Feldman Foundation TX Yad Avi Hayishuv Goldberg Charitable Trust Debbie & Michael Ziff Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation Alice Gottesman United States Alexander Grass Foundation Jean Ann Aldwell Arieh Gratch Cassie Arison Kathryn O. & Alan z”l Greenberg Ted Arison Family Foundation Moshe and Abby Greenberg David and Andi Arnovitz Joseph Hanono Bob Asher Vivien and Alan Hassenfeld The Augustine Foundation Hassenfeld Family Foundation Aviv Foundation Fenita Heyman Bader Philanthropies Inc. Barbara F. Hines Frances Lewy Berg & Mark Berg Leonard S. Hirsch Philip & Muriel Berman Foundation Linda Jesselson The Russell Berrie Foundation Jewish Federation of Cleveland Jacob & Hilda Blaustein Fund Jewish Federation of Northern New Jersey Blum Family Foundation JNF USA The Alexander Bodini Foundation Marguerite Jossel Charitable Foundation 52 The Karev Foundation Joe Pryzant Jordan Kassalow The Bernard and Audre Rapoport Foundation Knapp Family Foundation David Recanati Ronald S. Lauder Erin and Craig Reicher L.A.W Foundation The Righteous Persons Foundation Alice Edelman Lazoff & Mischa Lazoff Robin Family Fund Foundation Steven Rosenberg and Dr. Ellen Lippman Leichtag Foundation Carol and Lawrence Saper Leight Family Steven G. Scheinfeld The Leir Foundation Schiff Family Fund Andrea and Michael Leven Herbert H. Schiff Foundation Estate of Peter Lowenthal Shapiro-Silverberg Foundation Jonathan A. Margolis The Schocken Foundation Patti Grabel & Isidore Mayrock Bern Schwartz Family Foundation Joseph and Harvey Meyerhoff Family Beth & Joshua Schwartz Charitable Funds Seed the Dream Foundation Milken Institute Helen Steyer Ruth and Theodore N. Mirvis Tommy & Simonetta Steyer Fund Dr. Roberta Gausas and Allen Model Merryl H. & James S. Tisch Leo Model Foundation UJA-Federation of New York Mojo Fund Ruthie and Herbert Wander Rothberg Moskowitz Tova & Howard Weiser Ostrovsky Family Fund Irving S. Weinstein Philanthropic Fund William S. Paley Foundation Wilf Family Foundation Evgenia S. Peretz Winnick Family Foundation Jesse W. Peretz Martin Peretz Pershing Square Foundation Jay L. Pomrenze & Hadasa Pomrenze Foundation 53 LEGACIES, ENDOWMENTS AND BEQUESTS

Edward Agostini Revocable Trust Saly Frommer Estate Asher Bar Estate Harvey Furgatch Estate Eliezer & Lucie Behar Estate Nathane Fuller Elliot James Belkin Estate Nathan Galston Estate Arnold Bernhard Estate Rose Garfin Estate Leonard Bernstein Estate Edna & Oscar Gass Estate Nahum Bernstein Trust Dena Geschwind Estate Georgia Bertcher Estate Golden Era Herta Berthold Estate David Goldman Endowment Anna Blauner Estate Richard and Rhoda Goldman Family Fund Blaustein Foundation Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation Dr. Hanna Bogucka Israel Goldstein & Family Ann Bregman Estate Greta Goodman Estate Ernest Bretter Estate M Goodman Endowment Merle Cahn Trust Jacob L. Greenberg Estate Carolito Foundation Jerome Gumenick Philanthropic Fund Clark Estate Charles Haar Louis & Florence Cohen Philanthropic Gottlieb Hammer Estate Foundation Walter Hesselbach Fonds Albert Cuenca Regina Ilan Estate Jacob Davies Estate Augusta Kaye Estate Marthe Deloire J. Katz Fund Mrs. De Stoutz Estate William Kauders Eva Dukes Estates Miss Kate Kemper Estate Louis Edelstein Estate Neomi (Monika) Kinzig Jehiel & Anna Elyachar Ruben Klamer Katherine Falk Estate Henry Kravis Fidanque Fund Krzepicki Estate Phil Fine Estate Alice Lazoff Estate Mina Finkelstein Estate Norman M. Leff Fdn. Inc. Estate Augusta Fostel Estate Legacy Heritage Fund Ltd. Rachel Fridman Estate Leir Estate Phyllis Frey Estate Gustave Levy Estate 54 Egon and Anna Libsch Foundation Rubenstein Estate Mollie Parnis Livingstone Fund Salzberger Family Loeb Foundation Minnie Sasserath Estate Martha J. Loewenstein Charles and Ruth Schapiro Peter Lowenthal Estate I. Meir Segals Estate Dora Lowin Estate Irene Sela Simone Mallah Estate Isidore & Helena Seibald Estate Mandel Funds Reuben Shane Estate Magda Mayer Scholarship Fund Esther Share Estate Joseph M. Mazer Estate Ruth Silberberg Estate Lawrence Meinwald Estate Ida Silverman Estate Alice Menkes Rita Simon Estate Jan Mitchell Fund John H. Slade Estate Henry Montor Estate Leah Spanier Endowment Fund J Robert and Lynn Moskin Spector Family Estate Susan Myerson Estate Sam Spiegel Estate Ostrovsky Family Fund Amalia Spiegelman Estate Daniela Gechman Passal Estate Louis & Bessie Stein Foundation Lillian Pavloff Estate Marie Syrkin Fellowship Abraham Pekarsky Estate Tasman Estate, Norma L Fanny Penn Estate Jules Teitel Estate Jacob Perlow Estate Esther Teitelbaum Estate George Pinto Estate Dr. Jurgen Thomas Polinsky-Rivkin Family Foundation Treuhaft Foundation Sol Price Charitable Trust De Vorreuter Kusiel Estate Margaret Richner Robert H. Weill Adele Singer Rifkind Fund Alice Weiss Estate Elfriede Kaethe Ritter Gordon B. Zacks Estate Ralph Robbins Estate Ibrahim Zadeh Estate Selma Pilavin Robinson Estate Daniel and Joanna Rose Fund Dr. Miriam Freund Rosenthal Arthur Rubinstein Estate 55 LEADERSHIP IN ISRAEL PROFESSIONAL

Founder: George Birenbaum STAFF IN ISRAEL Teddy Kollek z”l Dr. Moshe Eliash Michael Federmann President President Emerita and Co- Prof. Ruth Gavison Shai Doron founder: Martin Gerstel General Director Ruth Cheshin Ruth Gorenstein Anat Tzur Peter Halban Chairman of the Board of Nechama Hillman Directors: Legal Advisor Richard Hirsch David Brodet Lisa Avneri Julia Koschitzky Board of Directors*: Howard Leigh Chief Financial Officer Ronit Abramson Amos Mar-Haim Yinon Oz-Ari Zvi Agmon Lewis G. Mitz Chief Development Officer Yoram Belizovsky Shlomit Molho Nomi Yeshua Tamar Ben-David Jacob Ner-David Doron Rechlevsky Ruth Cheshin Director of Projects & Arts & Yaron Sadan Alan Hassenfeld Culture George Saman Stuart Hershkowitz Ruth Diskin Prof. Meir Heth Harry Sapir Gary Leibler Yoni Shimshoni Director of Construction & Sallai Meridor Ran Tuttnauer Planning Yohanna Arbib-Perugia Prof. Menachem Ya’ari Roi Singer Dan Suesskind Amir Biram Moshe Vidman Ehud Nisan Chief Liaison Officer JF & Mazal Tchorz Jerusalem Municipality General Assembly: Imry Ben Ami International Chairman: Israel Desk Director: Sallai Meridor Adit Barnett Spokesperson Yaron Angel Liat Rosner Avraham Asheri Tamara Barnea Director of Donor Relations Nicole Wexler *The Board of Directors are also members of the General Assembly (until Feb. 2020) 56 PROFESSIONAL STAFF IN ISRAEL

57 Members: President: LEADERSHIP Shai Doron (ex officio) Lewis R. Mitz Gertraud Auer Boreo WORLDWIDE Dr. Daniel Charim Immediate Past President: Prof. Dr. Raoul Kneucker Julia Koschitzky, C.M. AUSTRIA Dr. Emil Mezgolits Mag. Thomas Moskovics Honorary Presidents: Jerusalem Foundation Günter Rhomberg David J. Azrieli, C.M., C.Q., M. (Österreich) H.E. Kardinal Dr. Christoph Arch., z”l Goldschmiedgasse 6, Schönborn Manuel G. Batshaw, C.M., Türe 11 Dr. Walter Schwimmer C.Q., z”l A-1010 Wien KR Victor Wagner Charles R. Bronfman, P.C., Austria C.C., L.L.D. General Secretary: Elaine Goldstein Tel: 43-664-9112-286 Mag. Philippe-Giuseppe Fax: 43-1-9124-3864 Kupfer Vice President: [email protected] [email protected] Joel Reitman Secretary: President: German-Speaking Desk David M. Golden Ambassador Dr. Peter Director: Jankowitsch, Irène Pollak-Rein Treasurer: Federal Minister, ret. [email protected] Gary Grundman

Vice Presidents: Members of the Board: KR Dr. Klaus Liebscher CANADA Ralph Bénatar Dr. Ariel Muzicant David Berger The Jerusalem Foundation Dipl.-Ing. Rudolf Schicker Harry J. F. Bloomfield, Q.C. of Canada Dr. Rudolf Scholten, Ariela Cotler National Office Federal Minister, ret. Heather Fenyes 250 Consumers Road, Jeremy Freedman Suite #301 Treasurer: Dr. Sara Horowitz Toronto, Ontario M2J 4V6 KR Adolf Wala Sarah Krauss Toll Free: 1-877-484-1289 Secretary: Lorri Kushnir Toronto: 416-922-0000 Dr. Peter Pöch David Lyons Montreal: 514-484-1289 Connie Putterman

58 David C. Rosenbaum Jerusalem Foundation Treasurer: Evelyn Bloomfield Schachter Ukraine Chairman: Anke Eymer Judy Shostack Michael Feldman Doron Telem Members: Joseph J. Wilder, Q.C. Jerusalem Foundation Russia Axel Springer SE Paul Wynn Members of the Board: HRH Bernhard Prince of Prof. Yuri Buziashvili Baden Honourary Board Members: Rabbi Pinchas Goldschmidt Daimler AG Charles Coffey, O.C. Evgeny Kagan Albert Darboven Senator Art Eggleton Prof. Gregory Roytberg Shai Doron Senator Linda Frum Yakov Soskin Rudolf Dressler, Gina Godfrey Ralph Vaintrub Ambassador, ret. The Hon. Yoine Goldstein Dr. Christian Ehler, Member Harry Gorman Euro-Asia - Muslim and of the Moshe Safdie Christian Communities: European Parliament Isadore Sharp Avraam Shilman Hans Eichel, Federal Minister, ret., National Executive Director Prime Minister of Hesse, ret. Canada: GERMANY Dr. jur. Dr. rer. oec. h.c. Robin Gofine, LL.B, MSW Manfred Gentz Jerusalem Foundation [email protected] Dr. h.c. Johannes Gerster Deutschland e.V. Dr. jur. Stephan J. Holthoff- Postfach 38 02 25 Canada Desk Director: Pförtner, Minister D-14112 Berlin Germany Nomi Yeshua Dr. Michael J. Inacker Tel: 49-30-8010-5890 [email protected] Dr. h.c. Charlotte Knobloch, [email protected] President of the Jewish Community of Munich and First Chairman: EURO-ASIA Upper Bavaria Volker Bouffier, Prof. Roland Koch, Prime The Jerusalem Foundation Prime Minister of Hesse Minister of Hesse, ret. Euro-Asia Desk Dr. Christine Kreiner POB 10185 Second Chairman: Winfried Kretschmann, Jerusalem Torsten Albig, Prime Minister of Baden- 91101 Prime Minister of Schleswig- Wuerttemberg Tel: +972-2-675-1752 Holstein, ret.

59 Michael Kretschmer, Prime Servatius ITALY Minister of the Free State of Sixt SE Saxony Dr. Markus Söder, Prime Associazione Italiana Armin Laschet, Prime Minister of Bavaria Jerusalem Minister of North Rhine- Dr. h.c. Friede Springer Foundation – ONLUS Westphalia Florian Streibl, Floor Leader, Via Francesco Siacci, 6 Dr. phil. Nicola Leibinger- Bavarian Parliament 00197 Roma Kammüller Prof. Dr. Rita Süßmuth, Italy Brigitte Lichtenauer- President of the Bundestag, Blumenfeld ret., Federal Minister, ret. Honorary Chairman: Dr. Peter Linder, Honorary Prof. Dr. h.c. Erwin Teufel, Mirella Petteni Haggiag Consul General of the Grand Prime Minister of Baden- Duchy of Luxembourg Wuerttemberg, ret. Chairmen: Reinhard Meier Prof. Dr. Bernhard Ermanno Tedeschi Liz Mohn Vogel, Prime Minister of Vivien Buaron Ralph Müller-Beck, State Rhineland-Palatinate, ret., Secretary, ret. Prime Minister of the Free Members: Dr. Volker Pannen, Mayor of State of Thuringia, ret. Giorgio Cannariato Bad Bentheim Prof. Dr. Dr. h.c. Werner Gabriella Cecchi Herbert Pfennig Weidenfeld Iole De Blasio Matthias Platzeck, Prime Dieter Weiland Claudia Dwek Minister of Brandenburg, ret. Adriano Winkler Ginevra Elkann Gaetani Dr. Elisabeth Preuß, Mayor Cherie Fadlun of Erlangen National Director Germany: Anna Fendi Prof. Dr. Jürgen Rüttgers, Gabriele Appel Sabina Florio Prime Minister of North [email protected] Micaela Goren Monti Rhine-Westphalia, ret. Lorenza Jona Celesia Prof. Dr. h.c. mult. Annette Executive Director: Tamar Millo Schavan, Federal Minister Hildegard Radhauer Mirella Petteni Haggiag ret. [email protected] Fabio Alberto Regoli André Schmitz, State Virginia Ripa di Meana Secretary of Culture, ret. German-Speaking Desk Maria Teresa Venturini Fendi Ingo Senftleben, Member of Director: Parliament Irène Pollak-Rein Italy Desk Director: Prof. Dr. Dr. h.c. Bernhard [email protected] Tamar Millo 60 [email protected] SPAIN Dr. Michael Rabner Martin Paisner, CBE Dr. Ruth Bloch-Riemer Michael Rosenfeld The Jerusalem Foundation Jizchak Schächter Deanne Steinberg Spain Peter Vollenweider Joanne Turner Montalban 9, Bajo izq. Anita Winter Madrid, Spain 28014 Advisory committee: Tel: +34+91-524-1123 German-Speaking Desk Peter Halban Director: Ninette Perahia President: Irène Pollak-Rein The Hon. Robert Rayne León Benelbas [email protected] Anthony Rosenfelder Members: Rachel Sopher Sophie Chetrit UNITED KINGDOM Adam Speigel Arie Zehavi Lady Annabelle Weidenfeld Lord Woolf Anat Tzur The Jerusalem Foundation Dr. Michael Ziff Administered by Prism the Gift Fund SWITZERLAND UK National Director: 20 Gloucester Place Susan Winton W1U 8HA Jerusalem Foundation [email protected] Switzerland London UK Tel: 44-020-7009-9649 c/o Budliger Treuhand AG UK Desk Director: PO Box 1564 Neil Greenbaum Chairman: CH-8027 Zürich [email protected] Tel: 41-44-289-45-45 Lord Leigh of Hurley Fax: 41-44-289-45-99 Founder: [email protected] Leslie Paisner z”l President: Treasurer: e. NR Hans-Ulrich Bigler Joanne Turner

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