THE INTERFAITH ALLIANCE THE INTERFAITH ALLIANCE FOUNDATION Dear Friends of The Interfaith Alliance,

For The Interfaith Alliance and The Interfaith Alliance Foundation, 2006 was an outstanding year. I am delighted to share with you our 2006 financial statements and this scrapbook of our most memorable moments of success. On January 15, 2006, The Interfaith Alliance Foundation launched State of Belief, our weekly, national radio show on Air America. What a joy to broadcast our message—in our spirit, with our words—to a growing national audience. Frankly, I have been stunned by our listeners’ overwhelming response and passionate devotion to the show. Another profoundly valuable new initiative that has inspired and challenged all of us is LEADD (Leadership Education Advancing Democracy & Diversity), the first innovative camping program for a new generation of diverse interfaith LEADDers. I wish you could The Rev. Dr. C. Welton Gaddy have looked into the faces of these young people and seen their excitement and commitment to and social-political activism. Already, our first LEADDers have organized new interfaith youth groups in several states. Also in 2006, in cooperation with Americans United for Separation of Church and State, we launched First Freedom First, a national campaign to educate the public and elected officials about the meaning and significance of religious freedom. We hosted town hall forums in six states and gathered more than 250,000 signatures on our petition affirming religious freedom and the constitutional separation of religion and government. These three new initiatives confirm the creativity, vision, and excellence of our work backed by our 185,000 members and beyond. On the following pages, you will see reports on other programs that are central to our ongoing work, challenging the political manipulation of religion, including One Nation, Many Faiths. Vote 2006, our comprehensive election-year program; our National Leadership Gathering in Nashville; and our ninth annual gala, where George Clooney accepted the Walter Cronkite Faith and Freedom Award. Jack Moline I sincerely wish that I could hand you this annual report personally, sit with you to talk about the importance of our work, and express our gratitude for your support. Without your involvement with us, there would be no annual report because no one else does what we do so well. Please enjoy this review and resolve to stay with us on this great journey to strengthen religious liberty and democracy in our nation.

Sincerely, The Rev. Dr. C. Welton Gaddy President, The Interfaith Alliance and The Interfaith Alliance Foundation

The Rev. Dr. Galen Guengerich To my Fellow Members of The Dear Friends of The Interfaith Alliance, Interfaith Alliance, In August, 1971, just a few months before Richard Nixon nominated The snapshots and anecdotes in your hands help to convey some of him to the U.S. Supreme Court, Lewis Powell Jr. wrote a memo that the excitement of an exceptional year for The Interfaith Alliance. When launched a revolution. Powell viewed with alarm the progressive social I took over as chair of the board in the last weeks of 2006, I inherited a changes and political transformations of the 1960s, which he saw as a growing tide of enthusiasm from staff, members of the Board and, fundamental threat to the American enterprise system. He especially most important, those of you in the hundreds of communities that pilloried campus activists, Ralph Nader, and the media. have been touched by local activism. Powell argued that American business should make a long-term I grew up in a family devoted to our religion, our country, and our commitment to reverse these changes through persistent efforts on the community. My parents were activists in the best sense — they showed campus, in the media and the courts, and in the political arena. us the importance of building bridges and safeguarding the rights of all Inspired by the Powell memo, beer magnate Joseph Coors funded the Americans. In our family, we emphasized personal and civic Heritage Foundation, the first of many think tanks to champion responsibility. Like the prophet Isaiah, when the question was asked, corporate causes. Unfortunately, some of these organizations also “Whom shall I send?” we were taught to answer, “Here I am; send me.” became the intellectual and institutional incubus of the religious right. I watch with pride as our members from our westernmost alliances In order for the Interfaith Alliance Foundation to fulfill its founding to the East Coast stand up and say “Here I am.” I am continually goal of defending religious liberty against the forces of bigotry, we too impressed with our staff members who answer the call with, “Send have made an enduring commitment. We aspire to educate individuals me.” And what makes me proudest is that the call to faith and freedom and build institutions that embody our belief in our nation’s heritage of emerges from two people who exemplify those values — our President, religious diversity and intellectual tolerance. Welton Gaddy, and the Honorary Chair of our Board, Walter Cronkite. I’m delighted that we have made clear progress in these efforts. State The extraordinary members of our Board, who come from the diverse of Belief has added a thoughtful new voice to our nation’s airwaves; tapestry of America’s faith communities, have committed themselves to LEADD has trained dozens (and soon, I hope, thousands) of high school the work of raising consciousness, raising resources and, when necessary, students to be civic leaders in a religiously diverse nation; First Freedom raising a ruckus on behalf of religious freedom for all Americans. The First has rallied hundreds of thousands of individual citizens to the price of that freedom for all is our willingness to put the Constitution cause of religious liberty; and George Clooney gave unprecedented ahead of all other claims to civic authority. As one of our Board Members, visibility to our Walter Cronkite Faith and Freedom Awards Dinner. In the Rev. David Currie, says, “It’s what keeps America America.” addition to these program accomplishments, we have also reorganized Our Board is most enthusiastic about outreach to young people at the Foundation and Alliance boards to bring new vitality to our seminaries and college campuses and especially in high schools through our collaboration with the staff. LEADD program. Following my parents’ example, I have encouraged my This has been a banner year for The Interfaith Alliance. I hope you are own children to be involved with The Interfaith Alliance and other partners inspired by this report. I also hope it motivates you to find the place where in the sacred task of answering America’s call to religious freedom and you can make a long commitment to religious freedom in America. human dignity. I hope that our next annual report will include pictures of you and the children and grandchildren you love answering the call with, Sincerely, “Here I am; send me!” The Rev. Dr. Galen Guengerich Board Chair, The Interfaith Alliance Foundation In faith and freedom, Rabbi Jack Moline Board Chair, The Interfaith Alliance Religion and Radio, Done Differently State of Belief’s First Year on the Air

On January 15, 2006, The Interfaith Alliance Foundation took an economic and programmatic risk by launching State of Belief, “reli- gion and radio done differently.” Broadcast weekly on Air America and XM Radio, State of Belief goes behind the headlines to see when religion is enhancing the public dialogue and when it’s being used as a political tool.

In the most religiously diverse nation in the world, State of Belief explores issues and conflicts at the intersection of religion with poli- tics, culture, media, and activism. We air commentaries on the news and interview religious and secular thinkers, including politicians, theologians, journalists, pundits, and authors.

Among our notable guests in 2006 were Walter Cronkite; former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright; Arun Gandhi, a former TIA board member and grandson of Mahatma Gandhi; Senator Harry Reid; former Senator and Ambassador John Danforth; Senator Patrick Leahy; Al Franken; political scientist John Green; Newsweek Managing Editor Jon Meacham; NPR’s Krista Tippett; Chuck Todd, NBC News political director; former White House aide David Kuo; Republican fundraising pioneer Richard Viguerie; authors Chris Hedges, Kevin Phillips, Michelle Goldberg, Sam Harris, Susan Jacoby, and Esther Kaplan; and religious leaders Priestess Margot Adler, the Rev. Claire Butterfield, the Rev. Dr. Bob Edgar, the Rev. Dr. On State of Belief, we explore Marie Fortune, Pastor Joel Hunter, the Rev. Jennifer Kottler, Rabbi , the Rev. Bill Sinkford, and Dr. Andrew Weaver. issues and conflicts at the intersec- For more information and where to listen: www.stateofbelief.org. tion of religion with politics, cul- ture, media, and activism.

LEADD: An Innovative Camp for a New Generation of Interfaith Leaders Leadership Education Advancing Democracy & Diversity

A camp, a school, and a safe space, the first LEADD camp brought together 30 high school sophomores and juniors to study America’s founding principle, freedom of belief. They learned from adult pro- fessors, and by teaching each other. No other existing camp includes young people so fully representative of America’s racial, socio-eco- nomic, philosophical, and religious and nonreligious belief systems. During the 2006 inaugural camp, guided by an outstanding faculty, 30 students from 14 states studied government, law, and citizenship through the lens of religious liberty and the First Amendment.

“After attending this program and seeing how well such a diverse group came together, I realized the importance of teaching religious pluralism,” said Aaron, a new LEADDer. Several others said coming together to learn and explore proved to be one of the most enlighten- ing experiences of their young lives.

Energized and equipped with a strategic action plan, some of the first LEADDers returned home to start multicultural and interfaith youth groups in their home communities. Sarah, a Muslim, Katherine, a Methodist, and Darrow, a Jew, organized a thriving interfaith youth group in Fresno, California, with the help of Kamal Abu-Shamsieh, a LEADD faculty member, who formerly worked for The Interfaith Alliance. Rahil, a Muslim, went home and organized an club in his Tampa, Florida, high school. Rishi, a Jain, initiated ongoing discussions among high school students about issues relating to living in pluralistic Pittsburgh. Mary Elizabeth, a Baptist, has become an advocate in her Monroe, Louisiana, high school for increasing understanding of other faiths.

LEADD has developed plans to expand in coming years with multiple camps in other regions and states, planting seeds to inspire a new generation of interfaith leaders.

For more information and to apply for the camp: www.WeLEADD.org George Clooney Accepts 9th Annual Walter Cronkite Faith & Freedom Award

Each year, members and supporters of The Interfaith Alliance gather in New York City for the presentation of the Walter Cronkite Faith & Freedom Award to an American champion of religious freedom. In November 2006, Mr. Cronkite presented the award to George Clooney, Oscar- and Golden Globe-winning actor, director, screenwriter, and reli- gious-liberty activist. With more than 300 donors and supporters shar- ing the moment at the Essex House at Central Park in New York City, the 2006 event broke all records for attendance, media coverage, and fundraising for the work of The Interfaith Alliance Foundation.

“Across the years, my appreciation for and our commitment to The Interfaith Alliance has deepened as I have watched the organization boldly challenge the Religious Right,” said Mr. Cronkite, the broad- cast news pioneer and television’s first anchorman, universally known as “the most trusted man in America.”

At the press conference before the dinner, Mr. Clooney said, “The architects of our Constitution from the very beginning were bright enough to understand that we aren’t a Christian country, and we’re not a Jewish country, and we’re not a Muslim country; we’re a country of Christians and and . And that our job is to protect each one of their rights. The biggest problems have come out of intol- erance on all sides. It’s not only our problem, it’s the world’s problem. But I think it’s important that The Interfaith Alliance is here talking about it.” the 2006 event broke all records for attendance, media coverage, and fundraising.

First Freedom First

In recent years, America’s most cherished right—our freedom of belief—has been endangered by misguided public officials who seek to impose narrow religious views into law and public policy. To counter this trend and to restore basic rights, The Interfaith Alliance Foundation and Americans United for Separation of Church and State joined forces in 2006 to create First Freedom First, supported in part by The Grove Foundation.

First Freedom First has rapidly become the largest public-awareness effort of its kind, pro- tecting our basic First Amendment guarantees — “Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion or prohibiting the free exercise thereof.” By the time of this printing, more than 300,000 people had signed the peti- tion, affirming our right to make our own decisions about our beliefs. This dramatic public statement will be presented to political leaders throughout the nation to demand a renewed commitment to religious freedom and its protec- tion by every branch of our government.

The Interfaith Alliance Foundation sponsored First Freedom First town hall forums with expert pan- elists in five states, beginning in Portland, Oregon, where the mayor declared August 23 “The Interfaith Alliance Day” and followed by Harrisburg, Pennsylvania; Birmingham, Alabama; Columbus, Ohio; and Phoenix, Arizona.

Safeguarding separation of church and state, protecting religious liberty The National Leadership Gathering

In March 2006, hundreds of religious leaders and activists joined us in Nashville for TIA’s National Leadership Gathering, renewing contacts and networking to further our ongoing work to preserve America’s free- dom of belief. In addition to the annual grassroots skills-training conference, NLG included TIA’s Institute for Emerging Affiliates, which gives activists a strategic plan for creating and sustaining a new affiliate in their communities.

Many members of TIA’s 47 local affiliates came from around the coun- try. A diverse group of religious, civil rights, and disability groups joined us near the state capitol in an outdoor rally to Stop the Hate. National experts led workshops and intensive clinics on public policy, grassroots organizing, communications strategies, fundraising, crimi- nal justice, building a more inclusive interfaith movement, and constitutional issues concerning religion in public education.

Imam W. Mahdi Bray, executive director of the Muslim American Society Freedom Foundation and a TIA board member, delivered a pas- sionate keynote address, challenging activists to spread hope and work for justice. An interfaith worship service was conducted Sunday morn- ing with music, song, and dance. The conference concluded with an inspirational sendoff address by the Rev. Dr. Keith Jennings, founder of the African-American Human Rights Foundation and 2005 Walter Cronkite Faith and Freedom Award honoree. One Nation, Many Faiths. VOTE 2006

To protect religion from political abuse and government from sectarian manipulation, The Interfaith Alliance educates voters, religious leaders, candidates, and elected officials from city hall to Capitol Hill, showing how all issues and legislation impacting religion and politics can be viewed through the lens of the First Amendment. As the 2006 cam- paigns heated up, the news media, political candidates, and religious leaders were unclear how houses of worship could participate in the elec- toral process without jeopardizing their tax-exempt status. The Internal Revenue Service was already investigat- ing some houses of worship following accusations that they had stepped over the line into partisan politics. The Interfaith Alliance initiated a seminar with a top IRS official answering specific questions from a panel of religious leaders. Other religious lead- ers and reporters asked questions on a nationwide telephone conference call. More than 2,000 people listened to the call live or by downloading the audio recording from the Web site. TIA conducted educational town hall forums, with a wide array of experts, in five cities in 2006: Portland, Pittsburgh, Las Vegas, Detroit, and Cleveland. Religion and Politics: A Guide for Houses of Worship was distributed to more than 8,000 religious leaders. TIA distributed more than 8,500 copies of Religion and Politics: A Guide for Political Candidates to local, state, and national political party offices and candidates. More than 5,000 copies of each guide were also downloaded from the TIA Web site (www.interfaithalliance.org/elections). And the Rev. Dr. C. Welton Gaddy, TIA board members, and local lead- ers provided commentary and guidance to the news media. The Interfaith Alliance and The Interfaith Ms. Shirley Cooper H. Hickey Mr. Donald Meier Mrs. Joan Saltz Ms. Diana Cornelius Mr. Frank Hoch Dr. Matilda Melnick Mr. Harold Sanford Alliance Foundation would like to thank all the Mr. William Cox Ms. Marilyn Hoffman Mr. Joseph Meyner Mr. Leonard Sarapas contributors who have made our work possible. Father Dennis Crowley Mr. & Mrs. Alan D. Hoffman Rev. James Miller Mr. Robert Schumann Chaplain Donald Crowther Rev. Olivia Holmes Ms. Wilma Mills Campbell Searle We would like to highlight the following donors Ms. Judy Cunningham Ms. Wendy Holt Ms. Andrea Mockridge Mr. Martin Segal who gave $500 or more in 2006. Mr.& Mrs. Bernard Curner Ms. Nancy Hood Mr. Mahmoud Mohamed T. Sellers Mr. William Cuthbertson Mr. Amory Houghton Rabbi Jack Moline Mr. Scott Shaw Ms. Denise Davidoff Mr. William Hudson Ms. Emily Moreland Ms. Jane Sherman Foundations & Trusts Ms. Monica Morganstein Mr. John Davidoff Mr. Rudolph Hurwich Ms. Marion Moreton Mr. R. Silverman Mrs. Diane W. Parker Mr. Roger Davidson Ms. Catherine Huston Mr. Eugene Morgan Mr. Amandeep Singh Sidhu Anonymous Mr. Charles E. Reed D. Dayton Mr. Howard Ms. Janet H. Morrow Mr. Joseph Sirola Anonymous Mr. Lief Rosenblatt Ms. Rosamond Dean Mr. Paul Jackson Luke Mosemann Mr. Shawn Slywka David Geffen Foundation Mr. Edmund Rung Mr. Michael Distefano Rabbi Steven Jacobs Mr. & Mrs. Gregory R. & Ms. Barbara Smith Ford Foundation Mr. Tom Uhlman Rt. Rev. Jane Holmes Dixon Margaret Jacobs Rebecca Mowe Mr. Philip Smithers Gill Foundation Ms. Joan M. Warburg Mr. & Mrs. Stanley F. Dole Ms. Gloria Jarecki Mr. George Mundy Mr. John Smith-Lontz Leonard Wagner Charitable Trust Mr. & Mrs. Stan & Suzanne Mr. & Mrs. Alan & Cledith Jennings Myra Munson Mr. William Spears Prentice Foundation Faith & Freedom Society Dolensky Ms. Jennifer Johnson Ms. Marilynn Scott Murphy Mr. Wendell Spears The Esther A. & Joseph Member ($500-$1,499) Mr. David Dukes Mr. & Mrs. Kent J. Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Ralph & Gwen Nash Barbara Stampfl Klingenstein Fund, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Gordon & Jeannine Mr. David A. Jones L. C. Neel Roya-Lei Stanley The Evelyn & Walter Haas, Jr. Fund Ms. Leigh Abramson Dunn Dr. Mark L. Kahn Ms. Sylvia Neil Mr. Gary Stansbery William B. Wiener, Jr. Foundation Nazir Ahmad Mr. Duane Ehresmen Ms. Isidore Kanovitz Mr. & Mrs. Jim & Helen Neuberger Mr. Howard Stark Mr. Charles Albers Mr. Stanley Eisenberg Mr. David G. Kanter Mr. & Mrs. David & Judy Neunuebel Pat and Kurt Steele Faith & Freedom Society Ms. Sandra Alderson Ms. Dorothy Elderkin Mr. Stuart Kaplan Dr. Stephen Nezezon Mr. Louis Steele Chairman’s Council ($25,000+) Mr. Richard Anderson Ms. Mary Elliott Mr. Sheldon Kasowitz Mr. Maritinus Nickerson Mr. Thomas Stephens J. & E. Anderson Marye Elmlinger Mr. Bernard Kastin Ms. Ellen Nusblatt Mr. & Mrs. Solon Stone Mr. & Mrs. Joel & Yvette Mallah Rev. Steve Anderson Dr. L. Erlenmeyer-Kimling Mr. Mark Kaufmann Mr. Larry Nussdorf Rev. Valerie Storms Mr. Craig Anzalone Mr. William L. Fairman Ms. Sumeet Kaur Bal Ms. Genevieve Nygaard Virginia Street Faith & Freedom Society Ms. Suzie Armstrong Jean Faulk Mr. & Mrs. Conrad Kay Mr. R. Oetting Ms. Iva Swayne Director’s Council ($10,000- Mr. Cyril E. Arney Ms. Thelma Fellows Ms. Josephine Kazubski Mr. Stephen Ondra Ze Taheri $24,999) Mr. & Mrs. Harry Ballantyne Mr. Coleman Finkel Mrs. Ronald Kemp Mr. Jesse Oppenheimer Ms. Priscilla Tate Mr. Alexander Forger & Ms. Laird Barber Rev. Sue Fitzgerald Ms. Sara Kendall Mr. Max Palevsky Sheri Tepper Fern Schair Mr. Stanley Barnes Mr. Robert M. Forcey Mr. Clifton Kerr Chris Palmer Natalie Thompson Mr. H. Fred Garcia & Logos Ms. Marjorie Belcher Barbara Forster Mr. Raymond Killgrove Mr. Christian Pease Mr. Larry J. Thomson Consulting Ms. Patricia Bennett Ms. Rikki Fortiere-Decormier Ms. Joanne Kimball Mrs. Eleanor Peckham Ms. Beatrice Ting Mrs. Elsie H. Hillman Mr. Robert Benzin Ms. Barbara Fowler Mrs. Donis King Rev. 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Brissenden Mr. Walter Ganz Mr. Kevin Krist Mr. Dean Pitchford C.A. von Hermet Faith & Freedom Society Mr. Norman Broad Mr. & Mrs. Gilbert & Carolyn Gavlin Ms. Vicky Kuster Mr. Stanley Plesent Mr. Bryce Walden President’s Circle ($5,000- Mr. & Mrs. Wilson M. Brown Rabbi David Gelfand Ms. Ester La Bay Ms. Leslie Fay Pomerantz Mr. Edward Wallace $9,999) Mr. Owsley Brown Alice & Joseph Giles Ms. Elizabeth Lackey Bette Preus Dr. Charlotte Ward Mrs. Joan Brown Lyn Glenn Ms. Ally Landgraf Ms. Becky Pruitt Ms. Joy Wassel Ms. Lynn P. Babicka Rev. Dr. Joan Brown Campbell Ms. Sarah Glickenhaus Mr. Jeffrey Lang Mr. H. Rainbolt M. Waters Rev. Dr. C. Welton Gaddy & Mr. & Mrs. Lalla & Rinaldo Brutoco Ms. Janice Goodman Mr. Joseph Lapp Ms. Nancy Ray Ms. Sylvia Weaver Mrs. Judy Gaddy Mr. Martin Budd Hedy Govenar Dinah Larsen Donna & Sumitra Red Wing Mr. Don Webb Mr. & Mrs. Stewart H. & Connie Prof. Stanley C. Bunce Marilyn Graman Dr. William N. Laval Ms. Doris Reed Mrs. Dorle Weil Greenfield Ms. Mary Bunting Boyce Griffith Ms. Julie Leach Ms. Annette Regate Mr. Herbert Weiss Mr. & Mrs. C. S. Burgess Linda Griffith Mr. Richard Leggat Lindley Reimer Mr. & Mrs. David and Sieglinde Faith & Freedom Society Vice Mrs. Janet Burhans Ms. Barbara Grodd Mr. Richard Leonard Mr. Paul Resta Weiss President’s Circle ($1,500- Ms. Barbara Burnim Mr. Paul Hackel Dr. Lars Ljungdahl Mr. Albert Richardson Mr. & Mrs. J.H. Wertheim $4,999) Shirley Byers Mr. Stephen Haedicke Mr. William H. Lorack Pauline Rippel Mr. Robert Wilden Mr. Howard Aibel Mr. Stephen Byrd Mr. & Mrs. Steve & Janet Haedicke Ruth Lubic Ms. Lois Robards Rev. Leonard Wilmot Ms. Ruth McLean Bowers Mr. Howard Campbell Ms. Ruth Halperin Dr. Arganey Lucas Ms. Cindy Robinson Mr. Warren Wilson Mr. Charles Butt Judith Campbell Mr. & Mrs. Quentin Hand Ms. Lou Lukas Ms. Sally Robinson Mr. Jack Witkin Mr. & Mrs. Marvin W. & Ellen Chiles Mr. Patrick Carle Mr. Clement Hapeman Rev. Mark Lukens Mr. H. Kendall Rogers Ms. Gretchen Woodard Rev. Dr. Forrest Church Mrs. Marie E. Cas Mr. Jack Happe Bill & Chris Maddox Mr. & Mrs. Clark Rollins Ms. Jane Worthen Rev. Dr. David R. Currie Dr. & Mrs. William Casey Dr. Eleanor Hare Mr. & Mrs. Stephen & Kathi Mahle Rev. Dr. Dan Rosemergy Ms. Jo Worthington Mr. Craig DePole Mr. Donald Cavanaugh Mr. Rachford Harris Mr. Peter L. Malkin Mr. Joseph B. Rosenblatt Dr. Raymond Wrenn Dr. Diana Eck Mr. Kamlesh Chainani Ms. Lois Harrison Ms. Dora S. Mallinoff Mr. & Mrs. Charles Rosenblum Mr. Robert Wright Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd and Beatrice S. J. & P. Childs Ms. Jane Harvill Mr. Timothy Manring Mr. Howard Ross Mr. Arthur Wright Frank Ms. Carol Chinn Mr. Stan Hastey Mr. David Marks Ms. Margaret Rothschild Linda Wright Minter Ms. Melissa Haumerson Ms. Lois W. Christofferson Mr. William Hawkins Mr. Larry Marks Mr. James Roumell N.S. Xavier Mr. Ernie Hodas Mr. Robert Clements Mr. Bruce Helsel Mrs. Emily Marshall Mr. Terry Rubenstein Mr. Jim Xhema Dr. John Hooper & Dr. Gail Pesyna Ms. Gladys G. Cofrin Mrs. Thos Henderson Mr. Gregory Marx Rev. & Mrs. Rollin & Betsy Russell Mr. Alan Youngblood Mr. Bernard Jaffee Norma Curtis Cohen Ms. Marjorie Henshaw Mrs. Jack C. Massey Ms. Fran Ruwitch Mr. Murray Zeisel Mrs. Amy Knopf Mr. & Mrs. Martin & Michele Cohen Mr. Robert Henshel Ms. Liz Mc Govern Ms. Joan Ryan Mr. Marvin Zim Rev. Dr. Douglass T. & Mrs. Mr. & Mrs. Lester Cohen Gen. Robert Herres C.C. & E.J. McArthur Dana Sachs Mr. Robert Zinn Penelope Lind Mr. Howard Cohen Mr. James Hester Ms. Peggy McCullum Mr. Alan Sahm Mr. Saul Mintz Ms. Mary S. Cooper Mr. David Hewitt Mr. Gordon Mehler Mr. Ronald Saks Honorary Chair Achariya Swami Krishnapriya Staff of The Interfaith Alliance and Walter Cronkite Executive Director, Kashi Foundation The Interfaith Alliance Foundation President The Rev. T. Kenjitsu Nakagaki Head Resident Minister, New York Buddhist Church Kim Baldwin, Director of Public Policy & The Rev. Dr. C. Welton Gaddy The Rev. Dr. Albert M. Pennybacker Voter Education Vice President Consultant, Religious Relationships & Public Policy, Lexington, William Blake, Media Relations Associate Suzie Armstrong Kentucky Jonathan Craig, Deputy Director of Online The Rev. Dr. Staccato Powell Communications Board of Directors, The Interfaith Alliance Grace African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church, Raleigh, North Carolina Denise Davidoff, Senior Consultant, Alexander Forger • Chair 2005-2006 Director of LEADD Former President, Legal Services Corporation, Clinton The Rev. Dr. Dan Rosemergy Greater Nashville Unitarian Universalist Congregation The Rt. Rev. Jane Holmes Dixon, Administration Senior Advisor for Inter-Religious Affairs Amandeep Singh Sidhu Rabbi Jack Moline • Chair 2006- Madeline Ferrell, Director of First Impressions Agudas Achim Congregation, Alexandria, Virginia Regional Director, Southeast Region of the Sikh Coalition The Rev. Dr. Herbert Valentine Ari Geller, Director of Communications Marvin Chiles • Vice Chair & Marketing Co-Founder, The Interfaith Alliance of Oklahoma Founding Chair, The Interfaith Alliance Shanta Gray, Field Services Coordinator Rabbi David J. Gelfand • Vice Chair Temple Israel, New York City Board of Directors Jay Keller, National Field Director Francillia Laville, Executive Assistant Sumeet Bal • Treasurer The Interfaith Alliance Foundation to the Vice President Journalist, New York City Denise Taft Davidoff • Chair 1995-2006 Brendan McDonald, Producer, Sr. Maureen McCormack, SL, Ph.D. • Secretary Moderator (1993-2001), Unitarian Universalist Association State of Belief Radio President, The Interfaith Alliance of Colorado The Rev. Dr. Galen Guengerich • Chair 2007- Imam W. Mahdi Bray All Souls Unitarian Church, New York City Don Parker, Senior Writer & Editor Executive Director, Muslim American Society Freedom Foundation Amber Khan • Secretary Crystall Pinkney, Executive Assistant The Rev. Dr. Amos C. Brown Communications Consultant, Washington, DC to the President Third Baptist Church, Dr. Leila Ahmed Jessalyn Pinneo, Direct Marketing Associate The Rev. Dr. Joan Brown Campbell Victor S. Thomas Professor of Divinity, Harvard Divinity School Donna Red Wing, Senior Advisor for Program Director, Department of Religion, Chautauqua Institution Ben Cohen & Development David Cohen Co-founder, Ben & Jerry’s Ice Cream; Founder, TrueMajority.com Elizabeth Anne Sclater, Deputy Director of Senior Fellow, Experience Corps and Civic Ventures Dr. Diana L. Eck Voter Education Norma Curtis Cohen Director, The Pluralism Project, Harvard University Eric Shutt, Project Manager, First Freedom First Founder, The Interfaith Alliance of Long Island The Rev. Dr. James A. Forbes, Jr. Julianne Simitz, Deputy Director The Rev. Dr. David Currie President and Founder, Healing of the Nations Foundation of Development Coordinator, Texas Baptists Committed The Rev. Dr. Douglass T. Lind Preetmohan Singh, Deputy Director The Rev. Olivia Holmes Founder and Managing Partner, The Sigma Group of America for Public Policy Keene Unitarian Universalist Church, Keene, New Hampshire The Rev. Dr. William McKinney Cecelia Smith-Budd, Director of Finance The Honorable Amo Houghton President, Pacific School of Religion & Administration Former Member of Congress (R-NY) Rabbi David Saperstein Julius Weiss, Director of Development The Rev. Leonard B. Jackson Director, Religious Action Center of Shayla Woodson, Member Services Associate Senior Advisor to Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa, The Rev. Dr. Herbert Valentine Pramila Jayapal Founding Chair, The Interfaith Alliance Founder and Executive Director, Hate Free Zone, Seattle, Washington Jacob Worenklein Douglas Kreeger Chairman and CEO, US Power Generating Company Entrepreneur and Civic Activist; Co-Founder, Air America Radio Financial Statement Updated 7/26/07

Statement of Activities For the year ending December 31, 2006 The Interfaith Alliance The Interfaith Alliance Foundation Revenues Events 0 157,426 Foundations 0 1,232,236 Leadership Donors 18,985 350,583 Membership 3,987,495 0 Other Sources of Income 195,046 170,055 Total Revenues $ 4,201,526 $ 1,910,300 Expenses Program Services: Grassroots Organizing, Religious Outreach, and Issue Advocacy 2,120,685 0 Education, Research, and Civil Discourse 0 1,369,929 Support Services: Management and General Operations 573,993 673,737 Fundraising 1,323,563 202,120 Total Expenditures $ 4,018,241 $ 2,245,786 Change in Net Assets $ 183,285 $ (335,486) Net Assets, Beginning of Year $ 697,110 $ 198,503 Net Assets, End of Year $ 880,395 $ (136,983) Statement of Position December 31, 2006 The Interfaith Alliance The Interfaith Alliance Foundation Assets Current Assets Cash and Cash Equivalents 287,294 874,784 Certificates of Deposit 198,000 145,000 Donations Receivable 7,055 13,334 Other Receivables 16,436 0 Prepaid Expenses 32,133 0 Due from The Interfaith Alliance Foundation 982,374 0 Property and Equipment, Net of Accumulated 48,613 19,486 Security Deposits 32,249 0 Total Assets $ 1,604,154 $ 1,052,604 Liabilities and Net Assets Current Liabilities Accounts Payable and Accrued Expenses 723,759 207,213 Due to The Interfaith Alliance 0 982,374 Total Liabilities $ 723,759 $ 1,189,587 Net Assets 0 0 Unrestricted 880,395 (886,983) Temporarily restricted 0 750,000 Total Net Assets 880,395 (136,983)

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