FOUNDATION FOR THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES 2010 ANNUAL REPORT TABLE OF CONTENTS

3 2010 Successes 13 National Archives Experience Campaign Donors 14 2010 Annual Fund Donors 18 Financials 20 Looking Ahead

INSIDE BACK Board of Directors COVER 11 ABOVE: Visitors explore “Discovering the Civil War” at the exhibition opening. Photo by Margot Schulman

PREVIOUS PAGES: Records and photographs featured in “Discovering the Civil War” exhibition and screen shots from the DocsTeach website. Images courtesy of the National Archives. 2010 SUCCESSES

2010 was an extremely good year for the 2010 has been a year of transformation Foundation for the National Archives. I am at the National Archives as we work to proud to report that the Foundation was improve the way our agency meets the needs able to provide approximately $3.5 million of our customers and our staff, update our for innovative educational products and IT tools and skills to perform our jobs better programming to help teach Americans in the digital age, and make our agency about the depth and diversity of records a great place to work, where we learn from here and the importance of the work of each other, as well as from our clientele, the National Archives in preserving our history. volunteers, and visitors.

The Foundation is extremely proud of its role in the design, At this critical moment in our agency’s history, I am proud of the fabrication, and promotion of the National Archives Experience’s great partnership we have built with the Foundation for the National “Discovering the Civil War” exhibition at the National Archives Building Archives. Thanks to the work of the National Archives staff and our in Washington, D.C., in 2010. The exhibition itself, an accompanying partners at the Foundation, as well as the support of private donors book published by the Foundation, related products in the Archives like you, millions of people from around the world are visiting the Shop, fresh lesson plans in the Boeing Learning Center and online, National Archives Building in Washington, D.C., and our regional and our numerous marketing initiatives were made possible through facilities and Presidential libraries and museums around the country. generous contributions from our loyal donors like you. In 2011 and They are seeing our traveling exhibitions at venues throughout the beyond, the exhibition will travel around the , educating nation, and they are tapping the incredible resources of the National more Americans about the work of the National Archives. Archives through a growing number of online initiatives.

2010 also marked a major advancement in our efforts to expand the In 2010, we have become a leader in the use of social media in Archives’ innovative online offerings. The Foundation helped develop, government, with two dozen Facebook pages, eight blogs, and a build, and promote the revolutionary new website, www.DocsTeach.org, Wiki-hub for researchers. More than 1,200 of our historical videos which allows teachers and students of all ages to interact online and are now available on YouTube. Readers can see our flagship learn about history, civics, science, and math through the Archives’ publication, Prologue, through their mobile phones or iPads, records. Teachers around the country have embraced the website, and thousands of our photos are now available online through and we thank them for responding by creating their own online Flickr and Pictopia. We even have a Wikipedian in Residence! activities and sharing them with each other. Our National Declassification Center is clearing the backlog of With your support, the Foundation worked in 2010 to enrich the visitor millions of pages of classified documents to get these records experience at the Archives for museum visitors and researchers. declassified and on the shelves for researchers as quickly as The Foundation continued its support of annual museum activities, possible. We are digitizing the entire 1940 Census in preparation including the National Archives’ July 4th celebration and Constitution for its April 2012 opening, and continue to work with private Day, and we were happy to provide advertising and audience partners and volunteers who have been digitizing records relating development funding for museum exhibits and related programs in to the Civil War, the Holocaust, and the Vietnam War. the Lawrence F. O’Brien Gallery and the William G. McGowan Theater. And finally, thanks to the support of the Foundation, our research To assist researchers, the Foundation was pleased to support the rooms have gone wireless! installation of wireless connectivity in the National Archives’ research rooms in Washington, D.C., and at the National Archives at College As we face the challenges ahead, we are proud to continue our Park, Maryland. We also continued our support of the annual strong partnership with the Foundation. The efforts of the Board National Archives Genealogy Fair, bringing together record numbers and staff of the Foundation to promote the National Archives help of researchers and archivists in their quests to discover their own us to reach new audiences and educate the public about our family histories. mission: to preserve the most important records of our democracy and make them accessible to the people. I invite you to join us in celebrating these successes of 2010, all made possible by your support. We look forward to continuing our I look forward to working with the Foundation to build on this work in 2011. outstanding partnership in 2011.

Ken Lore, Chairman and President David S. Ferriero, Archivist of the United States

3 Visitors explore “Discovering the Civil War” at the exhibition opening. Photos by Margot Schulman

Foundation Supports “Discovering the Civil War” Exhibition

The Foundation was proud to partner This video feature attracted a wide range Archives’ steps, and advertising in with the National Archives Experience’s of audiences touring the exhibition with Washington, D.C., publications, exhibition team to launch the landmark its impressive graphics and unique style metro stations, bus shelters, and on exhibition, “Discovering the Civil War,” of presenting the story. the sides of buses. shown in the Lawrence F. O’Brien Gallery in 2010. The exhibition, which begins Other interactives in the exhibit included The Foundation also hosted the a national tour in 2011, explores our a video welcoming message from an exhibition’s opening and preview, nation’s most defining conflict from “archivist” working in the stacks of the treating members and supporters to a variety of angles and viewpoints, National Archives, and a social an elegant reception in the Rotunda through the unrivaled collection of networking tool allowing visitors to Galleries, as well as a curator-guided tour. Civil War documents in the National see the connections between friends, Archives. This exhibit focuses on the classmates, and military buddies later The Foundation thanks AT&T, Karen war’s impact on everyday people and separated by the war. Visitors to the Pritzker and The Seedlings Foundation, emphasizes that by searching through exhibit were also encouraged to use Richard Eliasberg, Retired Lt. Col. the Archives’ records, one can learn more their own electronic devices to “tweet” William Konze and Alice Konze, Marvin about well-known events and discover their reactions to the exhibit and to Weissberg and Judith Morris, Ken and Pat previously unknown stories. ask questions, which were answered in Lore, and Russell and the late Budge real time by Archives volunteers. Weidman for their generous support of The design, fabrication and shipping “Discovering the Civil War.” of the exhibit was provided by private In addition to publishing the exhibition dollars raised by the Foundation. This catalog, Discovering the Civil War, the partnership has created the largest Foundation developed a line of other traveling exhibit ever to come out of the Civil War-related merchandise, including Archives and includes originals, facsimiles Civil War-themed stationery, a postcard and computer interactives, all inviting our book of Civil War-era maps, and guests to step into the shoes of a researcher paperweights and jewelry incorporating and discover more about the Civil War. the authentic “red tape” once used to bind Civil War-era government One of the computer-based interactives records together. from the exhibit includes an animated video chronicling the fascinating story The Foundation’s marketing team of the CSS Alabama, a Confederate supported the exhibit through press warship sunk off the coast of . events, outdoor banners above the

4 DocsTeach at The Boeing Learning Center. Photo by the Center for the National Archives Experience

DocsTeach (www.DocsTeach.org)

On September 20, 2010, in The Boeing a unique classroom, create a brand new Learning Center, the Foundation and activity with its own web address from the National Archives’ education team scratch, and save and organize activities introduced our latest online venture, in an account to share with students. DocsTeach, to members of the history After participating in an activity, the site education community. Teachers allows students to submit their work to nationwide quickly responded with their teacher via e-mail. DocsTeach is enthusiasm and resounding participation. revolutionary because the interactive is the lesson. The DocsTeach website, created with support from Texas Instruments, features thousands of documents from the The seven tools featured on DocsTeach are designed to teach holdings of the National Archives, as well as a suite of clever tools that encourage specific historical thinking skills, including weighing evidence, users to interact with and learn more about those documents. Though interpreting data, and focusing on details. primarily designed for teachers and students, the site has been very well received by other visitors who love to At the event in September, we asked learn about history. One blogger noted, the education community’s help in “This site makes me wish I were a promoting the site and encouraging history teacher!” teachers to use it. By the end of 2010, DocsTeach had nearly 4,000 registered Created with the help of Second Story users and had been visited by people in Interactive, the seven tools featured on all 50 states, Washington, D.C., and DocsTeach are designed to teach specific more than a hundred other countries historical thinking skills, including around the world! weighing evidence, interpreting data, and focusing on details. Each employs The Foundation thanks Texas Instruments interactive components such as puzzles, for its generous support of DocsTeach. scales, maps, and flow charts that teachers and students can tailor to their needs.

On the website, educators can browse or search for documents and activities, customize any activity to fit the needs of

5 Discovering the Civil War exhibition catalog.

Publications Archives Shop

Working with the National Archives’ The Archives Shop experienced exhibition team, the Foundation was a successful year with gross sales proud to publish Discovering the Civil 2 percent ahead of the previous year War, a 208-page, highly illustrated and 4 percent over original budget exhibition catalog that offers new projections. perspectives on America’s most defining war. A new “Ask the Question” information and sales cart opened outside the Like the National Archives Experience National Archives Building, adding exhibition of the same title, Discovering more than $13,000 in gross sales and the Civil War delves into the extensive $8,000 in new membership Civil War holdings of the National acquisitions. The cart proved very Archives to tell the stories that are not successful in providing a service to often told. Slaves, laborers, nurses, visitors waiting in line to enter the deserters, and guerrilla fighters are building, with Shop staff answering featured alongside military and political filmmaker and Foundation Vice everything from basic inquiries leaders to give readers an inclusive President Ken Burns, whose highly regarding visitation policies to perspective on the experiences of well- acclaimed PBS series The Civil War questions regarding Archives holdings known and “ordinary” people. brought renewed interest in that conflict. and special exhibitions.

The catalog, published by the The exhibit catalog is dedicated to a dear Foundation staff developed an Foundation in association with D Giles friend and longtime supporter of the impressive line of products in support Limited, showcases landmark documents Foundation and of the National of the “Discovering the Civil War” such as the Emancipation Proclamation Archives, the late Budge Weidman, exhibition, which will be promoted to alongside the less well-known unratified volunteer manager of the Civil War venues to which it will travel next year. 13th Amendment of 1861 and a draft of Conservation Corps. Exhibition catalog sales were solid, the Confederate Constitution, each of with more than 150 copies sold within which threatened to change the outcome The Foundation also was pleased to work a month of publication. of the war entirely. Elsewhere, a Chinese- with the John F. Kennedy Presidential language message to Prince Kung asking Library and Museum to round out a The Shop experienced its most for the banning of Confederate ships trilogy of catalogs with Winning West successful year in generating revenue from Chinese ports demonstrates the Virginia: JFK’s Primary Campaign. This derived from the support of the global impact of the Civil War. catalog joins the previously published Archives’ programs, including the Poetry and Power: The Inaugural Address Genealogy Fair, the Lincoln The book features essays from Civil War of President John F. Kennedy, and Moon Symposium, and more than 50 book historians and curators, a message from Shot: JFK and Space Exploration, each events. The Shop also participated once Archivist of the United States David S. celebrating an anniversary exhibition again in the annual Museum Store Ferriero, and a foreword by documentary at the library. 6 Shopping at the National Archives. “Discovering the Civil War” ads around Washington, DC. Photo by Andi Kling Photos courtesy of CBS Outdoor

Marketing

“Shop Around” and repeated its spring This year marked the launch of The Foundation continued to play and holiday season membership event, Washington, D.C.’s commemoration of an active role in promoting National with both experiencing sales growth. the Civil War sesquicentennial with the Archives programming by advertising Shop staff also collaborated with the National Archives Experience exhibition events featured in the William G. Foundation’s Development and Events “Discovering the Civil War.” Thanks to McGowan Theater, The Charles departments to host a reception and generous in-kind matching gifts from Guggenheim Center for the shopping evening for Foundation CBS Outdoor, the Foundation promoted Documentary Film, the sixth annual Board members, which we hope to the exhibit with an extensive advertising Genealogy Fair, and the yearly make an annual event. campaign throughout the year in the Independence Day celebration at city’s Metrorail stations and trains, as the National Archives. The year ended with a very successful well as on Metro buses. A sponsorship year-end inventory count resulting in spot featuring “Discovering the Civil Marketing staff continued to build shrinkage of 1.4 percent, well within War” ran on local television station support from local media, and a the industry standard. Expenses were WETA during the month of May, and partnership with CQ Roll Call began tightly controlled, and combined with the exhibit was covered in Weider in December to expand monthly the increase in gross sales, a net income History Group publications. public program ads to its Capitol Hill 20 percent above budget was realized. readership. Partnerships continued with Marketing for “Discovering the Civil Destination DC (formerly known as the War” was supplemented by the Washington Convention and Tourism Foundation’s and the National Archives’ Corporation), the Cultural Alliance, extensive social media and online and Cultural Tourism. Thanks to the presence, which greatly expanded over Cultural Alliance, Archives representatives the course of the year. A complete listing presented a documented recipe of social media initiatives is available on demonstration of Queen Elizabeth II’s the National Archives’ homepage at scones, an early promotion for a 2011 www.archives.gov. exhibit, “What’s Cooking, Uncle Sam?”

The Foundation is proud to support a broad variety of Archives programs through its marketing efforts, which are made possible The National Archives Cart. Photo by Laura Brandt by private donations.

7 Bill Couper, Ken Burns, Thora Colot, Morgan Freeman, Ken Lore, and David S. Ferriero. Honey and Sen. Lamar Alexander.

Records of Achievement Award and Gala

Every fall, the Foundation hosts its Many distinguished guests from within Burns’s life work in which he has used annual Gala in the Rotunda Galleries and outside the Archives and the the records of the National Archives of the National Archives to honor those Foundation joined Burns at the Gala, “to tell us the story of our shared culture, whose work cultivates a broader national including Foundation President Ken whether it be through his films on the awareness of the history and identity Lore and his wife Pat, past presidents of Civil War, on our national pastime, of the United States through the use the Foundation Larry O’Brien and his baseball, our unique musical heritage, jazz, of primary sources in the Archives’ wife Helen and Tom Wheeler and wife or our beloved National Parks system.” holdings. Carol, U.S. Chief Information Officer Vivek Kundra, Senator Lamar Alexander “Through his incredible work as a This year, the Archives was proud to with wife Honey, a member of the historian and filmmaker, Ken has been present its seventh annual Records of Board, Thurgood Marshall Jr. and his able to bring this evidence of our shared Achievement Award to documentary wife Teddi Levy Marshall, Bill Couper of past to a worldwide audience,” Freeman filmmaker Ken Burns, director and Bank of America Mid-Atlantic, Josh said, “and we are better for it.” producer of such acclaimed Hanna of Ancestry.com, David Pryor Jr. documentaries as The Civil War, Baseball, of Microsoft and his wife Judith Pryor, This year’s Gala was made possible thanks Jazz, and Mark Twain. At the Gala, and Paula Collins of Texas Instruments. to the generous sponsorship of Bank of Archivist of the United States David S. America, with additional support from Ferriero noted how, “using original The Gala was chaired by actor Morgan the Maris S. Cuneo Foundation and documents and photographs from the Freeman, who passionately narrated the The Boeing Company. National Archives, Ken brought a human works of escaped slave and abolitionist dimension to the struggles and leader Frederick Douglass in Burns’ The hardships” of the Civil War. Civil War. In his speech, Freeman praised

Photos by Alexander Morozov

Guests enjoy the Gala at the National Archives, and a tour of the vaults. Students examine and analyze Archives records in The Boeing Learning Center. Photos by Lisa Helfert

Boeing Learning Center

The Foundation was pleased to support Day program, helping students from the Boeing Learning Center’s educational the District of Columbia to participate in programming in 2010, including the the yearlong research project, co-hosting launch of a new website, DocsTeach, the district competition with Howard which encourages students and teachers University in April, and offering to interact with National Archives scholarships to D.C. student finalists to documents online. ensure their ability to participate in the national contest in June at College Park, The Boeing Learning Center’s ReSource Maryland. This year’s theme was Room received more than 20,000 visitors “Innovation in History: Impact and Change.” in 2010, representing all 50 states, the District of Columbia, and 65 foreign The Boeing Learning Center’s ReSource Room received more than countries. In addition, there were more than 465,000 visitors to the learning 20,000 visitors in 2010, representing all 50 states, the District of center’s website. Columbia, and 65 foreign countries. Over the summer, the National Archives education team presented 29 workshops for Throughout the year, the Boeing Learning 713 teachers from all over the United States. Center drew hundreds of teachers and thousands of students who participated Through the generous support of Texas in Constitution-in-Action labs in Instruments, the Foundation was pleased Washington, D.C., and reached to offer scholarships to participants in thousands more via videoconferencing. Primarily Teaching, a workshop for In addition, the Learning Center team educators on using historical documents continued to develop timely learning in the classroom. Primarily Teaching materials to engage visitors, including includes a full schedule of lectures, supplementary materials for the demonstrations, analysis of documents, “Discovering the Civil War” exhibition, independent research, and group work. and worked to ensure that many of the Participants learn how to conduct research documents in the Boeing Learning Center in historical records, create classroom now have QR codes, which allow visitors material from records, and present to scan the code using a mobile device documents in ways that sharpen students’ and further explore the record online skills and enthusiasm for history, social at www.DocsTeach.org. studies, and the humanities. The Foundation thanks Texas Instruments for its generous support of Primarily For the fifth year, the Foundation was Teaching for the fourth year, as well as proud to support the National History its support of DocsTeach. 9 Visitors map their ancestors at the 6th annual Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer discusses his latest book in the McGowan Theater. Genealogy Fair. Photo by Jermaine Scott Photo by Alexander Morozov

Research Support William G. McGowan Theater

The Foundation is proud to support The Foundation was pleased to introduce Weymouth, publisher of The Washington researchers who come to the National new audiences to the National Archives Post and president and CEO of Archives facilities in Washington, D.C., by promoting events in the William G. Washington Post Media. and College Park, Maryland. Researchers McGowan Theater. We also worked with at these locations now have access to the National Archives to use new Book events, such as Supreme Court wireless internet thanks to a partnership technology and social media tools to Justice Stephen Breyer’s discussion about between the Foundation and the expand the theater’s audience worldwide his book, Making Our Democracy Work: National Archives. Using this wireless through webcasts of theater programs at A Judge’s View, and David and Julie connection, researchers can access the www.archives.gov and on YouTube. Eisenhower’s talk about their book, Archives’ online catalog, Ancestry.com, Going Home to Glory: A Memoir of Life Footnote.com, and other useful sites even Highlights from the McGowan Theater’s with Dwight D. Eisenhower, 1961–1969¸ as they work with Archives records on programming included the annual are popular events at the McGowan paper or microfilm. William G. McGowan Communications Theater, which are usually followed by Forum and the annual “Women in book signings arranged by the The Foundation was also pleased to Leadership” panel discussion, in which Foundation’s Archives Shop. In addition, support the National Archives’ sixth journalists discussed what it took to the Foundation hosted receptions prior annual Genealogy Fair with support from succeed and the future challenges for to these and other excellent programs, Ancestry.com. The 2010 event drew an women in the field. The panel included allowing Foundation members and estimated 2,500 people from around the Cokie Roberts, political commentator for other special guests to meet and socialize. world who came to the National Archives ABC News, who also is a Foundation Building in Washington, D.C., to attend Board member; Gwen Ifill, moderator The Foundation thanks the William G. lectures, talk with archivists, and enjoy and managing editor of Washington Week McGowan Charitable Fund, Inc., for its the study of genealogy. Many of the on PBS; Diane Rehm, host of The Diane generous support of the McGowan Theater attendees were beginning genealogists Rehm Show on NPR; and Katharine and its public programming. who had never come to the National Archives Building prior to the fair. The Foundation was pleased to introduce new audiences The Archives Shop opened a temporary shop outside the Archives building with to the National Archives by promoting events in the a great selection of genealogy-related items, and the Foundation sold William G. McGowan Theater. memberships to interested visitors. We hope to see you next year!

The Foundation thanks Ancestry.com for its sponsorship of the Genealogy Fair.

10 The William G. McGowan Theater. The Archives’ July 4th float. Photo by Andi Kling Photo by Margot Schulman

Independence Day Guggenheim Center at the National Archives

The Charles Guggenheim Center for the The event featured From King to Each year, the Foundation is proud Documentary Film, named for former Congress, Charles Guggenheim’s 1974 to partner with the National Archives Foundation president and documentary film on Young’s campaign, as well as a to offer an exciting and inspiring filmmaker Charles Guggenheim, hosted post-screening discussion with Independence Day celebration. Visitors many film screenings in 2010, including Ambassador Young. and guests are treated to patriotic several supporting the “Discovering the music, a dramatic reading of the Civil War” exhibition. Throughout December, in conjunction Declaration of Independence, and with the “Discovering the Civil War” free activities for families, making this During the first week of March, the exhibit, the McGowan Theater featured event a favorite for thousands of National Archives Experience hosted three episodes of Ken Burns’s PBS July 4th visitors. the sixth annual free screenings of the documentary series The Civil War. Academy Award ® nominees in four This year’s Washington, D.C., categories—Documentary Feature, Independence Day Parade was marked Documentary Short Subject, Live Action by the addition of the first-ever Short Film, and Animated Short Film. National Archives float, which featured This weeklong event was presented by a facsimile of the Declaration of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts Independence as well as representations and Sciences in partnership with The of other documents from the holdings Charles Guggenheim Center for the of the National Archives. Archivist of Documentary Film and the Foundation. the United States David S. Ferriero waved to the crowd from the float, In June, the Foundation supported the which also featured the new National Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Archives logo, with its eagle Sciences in honoring outstanding student symbolizing the guardian role the filmmakers from throughout the nation Archives plays in protecting the with the Student Academy Awards ® for Ambassador Andrew Young. nation’s recorded past. 2010. Awards were presented in the Alternative, Animation, Documentary, Throughout the day, visitors were Foreign, and Narrative genres. treated to the sounds of the Federal City Brass Band, a reading of the The 4th Annual Charles Guggenheim Declaration of Independence by Tribute Program in September honored Congressman William Lacy Clay of Ambassador Andrew Young, who served Missouri, performances by historical as one of Martin Luther King Jr.’s closest re-enactors playing the roles confidants during the Civil Rights era of Thomas Jefferson and Benjamin and later became the first African Franklin, and even a chance to sign American from the Deep South to be continued on page 12 elected to Congress since Reconstruction. 11 Re-enactors at the Archives. “School House to ” exhibit. Photos by Margot Schulman Gerald R. Ford Presidential Museum. Photo by Kyle Samperton

Independence Day Traveling Exhibitions

continued from page 11 Each year, the Foundation helps National it traveled to the Lorenzo Cultural a full-scale facsimile of the Declaration Archives exhibitions travel beyond their Center at Macomb Community College of Independence. original home in the Lawrence F. in Clinton Township, Michigan, and the O’Brien Gallery in Washington, D.C., Southern Museum of Civil War and ABC7/WJLA-TV News Anchor to reach a much larger audience in Locomotive History in Kennesaw, Maureen Bunyan served as this year’s museums across America. In 2010, Georgia, in 2010. Master of Ceremonies and Archivist of exhibitions new and old travelled far the United States David S. Ferriero was and wide to independent museums and The Foundation also was pleased to the keynote speaker. Presidential libraries and museums support the opening of “Fighting for around the country. Democracy: Who Is the ‘We’ in ‘We, the The Foundation would like to thank People?’” The exhibition was brought to John Hancock Financial for its continued Created in 2007, “School House to the Lawrence F. O’Brien Gallery by the support which makes this event so successful White House: The Education of the Japanese American National Museum year after year. Presidents” uses report cards, and The Boeing Company. photographs, letters, and memorabilia to explore the early lives of the U.S. In addition, preparations have begun Presidents. This year, the exhibition to send “Discovering the Civil War” to continued its tour of the Presidential the Henry Ford Museum in Dearborn, libraries, reaching audiences at the Michigan; the Houston Museum of Lyndon Baines Johnson Presidential Natural Science in Houston, Texas; Library and Museum, the Richard Nixon and the Tennessee State Museum Presidential Library and Museum, and in Nashville, Tennessee, in 2011 the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library and beyond. and Museum. The exhibit finished the year at the Durham Western Heritage Museum in Omaha, Nebraska, in December, and will continue to travel in 2011.

Featuring 86 black-and-white photographs, the National Archives The July 4th Parade. Experience’s “The Way We Worked” documents American workplaces, work clothing, working conditions, and workplace conflicts from 1857-1987. Thanks to the help of the Smithsonian Institution’s Traveling Exhibition Service,

12 NATIONAL ARCHIVES EXPERIENCE CAMPAIGN DONORS

The following supporters have been DIRECTOR LEVEL Theodore Brown, Jr. Sharon Reinhard influential in helping to launch the ($10,000 – 99,999) Marjorie H. Brubeck Cokie Roberts National Archives Experience, Allen & Company, Inc. Mr. Sal J. Carbone Frank C. Roberts including the renovation of the Appel Family Foundation William Carey William Roberts Rotunda for the Charters of The Bay Foundation John and Lynn Carlin Bruce Rogers in Memory of Freedom and the creation of the The Biel Fund on behalf of Steven Milton K. Chamberlain Helen Rogers “Public Vaults,” William G. and Connie Ballmer Mr. John S. Chapman Samuel Rosenfeld McGowan Theater, Lawrence F. Governor James J. Blanchard James W. Cicconi Rachel Ryan O’Brien Gallery, the Boeing Ms. Esther Brownstein Jeffrey Coen Sallie Mae Learning Center, and the Digital Ken and Julie Burns Cohasset Associates, Inc. Ann Imlah Schneider Vaults and DocsTeach websites. Patrick and Donna Butler Thora S.R. Colot Beverly Selvage William Cafritz Mrs. Yvonne Crumpler Todd M. Smock CHARTER LEVEL Cellular Telecommunications and Joseph and Alice D’Angelo Jerry W. Stewart ($1,000,000 +) Internet Association Duane and Mary Davis Bernard Stiersdorfer AT&T Cora and John H. Davis Paul Davis John L. Taylor The Boeing Company Foundation, Inc. Vincent and Genevieve Dole MSgt. Matthew and Diebold, Inc.* DHR Foundation Michael Dunagan Mrs. Linda Thompson Willard Hackerman Blair and Cheryl Effron David Eidenberg Three Islands Press The William G. McGowan Richard A. Eliasberg Paul Eisenbacher Sandra F. Walters Charitable Fund, Inc. Nancy Folger and Sidney Werkman ExxonMobil Foundation Robert M. Warner Life Foundation GEICO Catherine Farmer Carolyn D. Whipple The Lawrence F. O’Brien Family Miles Gilburne and Nina Zolt Rosemary Faulkner Karen Hughes White Alan M. Voorhees William and Mary Love Harman Gerald F. Fitzgerald, Sr. Mrs. Nancy Williams Dr. Fruzsina M. Harsanyi Todd Foakes EXECUTIVE LEVEL John and Marilynn Hill Eugene Ford GIFTS IN HONOR OF ($100,000 – 999,999) The History Channel Susan Friedgen TOM AND CAROL WHEELER The Allbritton Foundation The Hollinger Corporation* John B. Fuqua Alltel Corporation Band, Incorporated* Mary Lynn and Nathan Kotz Leroy W. Gardner Audiovox Bingham McCutchen LLP Janie and Cappy McGarr Tom Generous Aven Foundation Chevy Chase Bank, F.S.B. Mr. David McKean Lee and Janet Geronime Cellular South Dell, Inc.* Mr. David W. Mesker Alice C. Grady Centennial Communications Denglas Technologies, LLC* PepsiCo Ms. Kerry L. Gray Cingular Wireless Discovery Communications, Inc.* Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Revzin Patricia Hargrove Dobson Communications Corp. Eugene Eidenberg Henry and Bernadette Rivera Sharon Horkey Ericsson, Inc. Jerry and Nanette Finger Foundation Spacesaver Storage Systems, Inc.* Joseph Horning First Cellular of Southern Illinois The Philip L. Graham Fund John Fox Sullivan Dudley J. Hughes Lucent Technologies The William Randolph Hearst Tawani Foundation Melinda Hungerman Johnson New-Cell Foundation Riley K. Temple Mr. Ken Jastrow Nextel Communications Inc. John S. and James L. Knight Ellie Trowbridge Frank Keating Nokia Foundation Diane Wolf Jeff Korman Openwave Systems, Inc. Ken and Pat Lore John and Diana Zentay Bee Korvin Rural Cellular Corporation National Archives Trust Fund Jay and Mars Zimmerman Lamar C. I. S. D. TSI Telecommunication Services, Inc. National Park Service, Save Harold and Nancy Zirkin Donna Levy US Cellular Corporation America’s Treasures Doris A. Lewis Western Wireless Communications PEPCO FOUNDER LEVEL John Otho Marsh The Pew Charitable Trusts (UNDER $10,000) Stefanie R. Mathew FEDERAL HALL NATIONAL Joel I. and Joan Picket Bess and Tyler Abell Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Meehan MEMORIAL CAMPAIGN Steven and Tina Price Honey and Lamar Alexander Edward S. Miller DONORS The John and Lisa Pritzker Family Ms. Joan Alexander Dr. and Mrs. Sanford A. Miller Appel Family Foundation Foundation Anonymous Molly Moynihan and Alex Schmandt Blair and Cheryl Effron Procter and Gamble Mary E. Bane National Society for the Children of The Henry Luce Foundation Patti and Ronald Rosenfeld Mr. Bruce Banks the American Revolution Mont Blanc Jeanette Cantrell Rudy Col. (Ret.) Frederick T. Barrett Marian and Michael Newman Deborah and Michael Salzberg Mr. Joseph E. Beall Nicholas Olson NATIONAL ARCHIVES Madison “Al” and Lila Self Edward H. Beck Col. Roy W. Owen, USAF (Ret) EXPERIENCE 2 CAMPAIGN Albert and Shirley Small Dr. Robert O. Belsheim Diana Carlin Pierron DONORS Solutia, Inc.* Mr. Michael R. Beschloss Pilkington Libby-Owens-Ford The Philip L. Graham Fund Texas Instruments Walter E. Beyer Marvin and Melanie Pinkert David M. Rubenstein Titanium Industries* Miguel and Jacklyn Bezos Katherine Pollhammer Marvin Weissberg and Judith Morris Bialkin Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John Provost * denotes in-kind donation Tom and Carol Wheeler Carmhiel Brown and Ken Evans Timothy Quinn Gifts as of December 31, 2010

13 FOUNDATION FOR THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES 2010 ANNUAL FUND DONORS

Thanks to the generosity of these Tom Brokaw* John T. Beaty, Jr. and Anne Mehringer Karen A. Gould corporations, foundations, major Ken and Julie Burns Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Beck, III Jonathan and Elizabeth Grau** donors, and individual members, A’Lelia Bundles Jules Bernstein and Linda Lipsett Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Groves, Jr. the Foundation is able to support Patrick and Donna Butler Arlene Brown and Eugene Bialek Bruce Guthrie the crucial programming costs for Susan K. Claffey John Y. Cole, Jr. and Nancy E. Gwinn Col. Douglas Harper the National Archives Experience’s Peter Cuneo and Maris Norton Cuneo Thora S.R. Colot Wythe Holt diverse needs and the Foundation’s Vanessa Diebold David and Suzanne Daucher Mr. and Mrs. David Hugel operating expenses. Eugene Eidenberg David M. Don** John Hummel Richard A. Eliasberg Louisa Duemling Terri and Peter Johnsen Jane Fawcett-Hoover James Garvin and Tara McLoughlin Judith K. Jones, M.D. CORPORATE SPONSORS Jerry and Nanette Finger Foundation Richard H. Brown Amy L. Levine** Ancestry.com Operations, Inc. Nancy Folger and Sidney Werkman Marcella and Tim Ruland Priscilla R. Linn Bank of America John Hope Franklin*† Barry R. Shreiar Mary and Howard Lowell The Boeing Company Annette Gordon-Reed* Lt. Col. and Mrs. John M. Tucker Stephanie and Greg Luce Capital One, N.A. William and Mary Love Harman Jennifer A. Warren** M. Jean McKee John Hancock Financial Dr. Fruzsina M. Harsanyi Anonymous** Martha Newman November Learning in Appreciation Marilynn and John A. Hill Melissa Newman** of Stephanie Greenhut Frank Keating Sunjoo Pang Texas Instruments CONSERVATOR LEVEL Lt. Col. and Mrs. William K. Konze ($750 - $999) Frank Roberts Mary Lynn and Nick Kotz Erica Ryan** THE CORPORATE COUNCIL Jody Arlington and Franck Cordes** Brian P. Lamb* The Sakowitz Family Founder ($15,000+) Ken and Pat Lore Monsignor Francis R. Seymour AT&T GUARDIAN LEVEL David McCullough* William F. Sherman The Carlyle Group ($500 - $749) Janie and Cappy McGarr Richard D. Siragusa CBS Outdoor Col. (Ret.) Frederick T. and Sue Gin McGowan Andree and Dean Smith Chevron Gladys Barrett Mr. David McKean Rosemary A. Stevens, PhD Direct Supply Arthur Cooperman James McPherson* Eric M. Tamarkin** Duke University Janet and Bob Daniel The Merrill Family Foundation, Inc. Sheila E. Vaughan GEICO David W. Dippel Mr. David W. Mesker Audrey J. Wolfinger Guardian Realty Management, Inc. Mary M. Evans Molly Moynihan and Alex Schmandt History Associates Incorporated The Honorable David S. Ferriero** The Lawrence F. O’Brien Family ADVOCATE LEVEL The Home Depot Sarajane Foster Charles Ogletree ($125 - $249) Microsoft Communications Sector David Granite, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. John Payton James H. Bagley Procter & Gamble Kathryn T. Jones Carl H. Pforzheimer, III A. Cornelius Baker CQ-Roll Call Group Marshfield High School, AP Modern Joel I. and Joan Picket Virginia Banerjee David M. Rubenstein European History Classes Molly Raiser Per Bang-Jensen Siemens Corporation Probir Mehta** Henry and Bernadette Rivera Dale and Jory Barone TE Connectivity, Ltd. Edward S. Miller Cokie Roberts William J. Beane TIAA-CREF Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mills Anna Eleanor Roosevelt Dr. Jane and Fuller Moore Malcolm E. Bernhardt Guardian ($10,000 - $14,999) Patti and Ronald Rosenfeld Larysa M. Rosemann** Philip R. Bienvenue Anonymous Mr. Howard J. Rubenstein Ian P. Sharkey** Lou Ann Cameron Deborah and Michael Salzberg Brian D. Smith** Stephen J. Carfora Benefactor ($5,000 - $9,999) Mr. Theodore D. Segal and Wendy Swanson Rodrigo M. Caruco** Washington College of Law, Dr. Joyce R. Wasserstein Paul A. Terry Mr. and Mrs. Brian Chappelle American University Albert and Shirley Small W. K. Vanderwal Dr. Marlene H. Cianci and McCormick & Company, Inc. David and Carolyn Stump Karen E. Weeks Dr. Salvatore N. Cianci The Cohen Group John Fox Sullivan George Clark Riley K. Temple BENEFACTOR LEVEL Maureen Clark FOUNDATION GRANTS John “Jack” Todd In Memory of ($250 - $499) Coleman J. Conroy Anonymous Lawrence F. O’Brien Mrs. Unalane C. Ablondi-Unalane Mr. Robert W. Cover, II James Ford Bell Foundation Alan M. and Nathalie P. Voorhees Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Craig Brownstein Family Foundation Fund Andrew J. Baker** Ms. Patricia E. Doyle The Maris S. Cuneo Foundation Marvin Weissberg and Judith Morris Deborah L. Boone Robert M. Doyle Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation, Tom and Carol Wheeler Thomas P. Byrnes John Duffner Menlo Park, California John and Diana Zentay Emily Mayne McMullin Carroll** Dr. Cheryl L. Edwards Jay and Mars Zimmerman Terry Carter Seth Eisen SOCIETY FOR THE Dr. and Mrs. Dennis M. Conrad Paul Eisenbacher NATIONAL ARCHIVES SCHOLAR LEVEL Mrs. Yvonne Crumpler Chris Fedeli** ($5,000 +) ($2,500 - $4,999) Richard and Marilee Davies Peter J. Freeman** Anonymous Gwendolyn Lohse** Ruth E. Foster, in honor of Peter and Debra Friedmann Bess and Tyler Abell Mary Lynn Kotz Philip M. Gbur Honey and Lamar Alexander FOUNDER LEVEL Jean Cecil Frick** Esther Gitman Michael and Afsaneh Beschloss ($1,000 - $2,499) Robert Fried Lester S. Gorelic Miguel and Jacklyn Bezos Mr. and Mrs. Edwin H. Allen Susan Friedgen Mildred D. Grissom Governor James J. Blanchard James Assey** Maryann K. Friedman Ronald and Martha Hardman

* denotes Honorary Members ** denotes Members of the Young Founders Society † deceased

14 Dr. and Dr. Merrill M. Hessel Joseph and Diana Egozcue De Poy Family Dr. Stephen A. Bourque Children’s Concierge Arnold Engel Mary Jo Southwick Matthew Bowdle Ray King The Farrell Family Mr. and Mrs. Russell W. Struckman Ms. Julie Phillips Bowen Mr. and Mrs. Stephen K. Kitchen William and Sue Fisher Duncan Tebow Margaret Boyer-Allen Mark Laatsch Joseph and Mary Fitzharris Betsy and Hank Teuton Mary W. Brady Laura L. McAuliffe Keith Forman Cynthia Tregillis D. Brammer Paul and Lucy McCarthy Mr. E. D. Frankhouser Mr.and Dr. Glenn Vandergriff Janet Branstetter Tom and Patty McGinty John T. Frasier Melanne and Philip Verveer Mark T. Braun Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. McLaren Greg Gardiner Family John Warns Barbara Brodie Catherine Merdian Adrienne Gillen Nancy A. Watson Nora Kay Brown Dr. Getachew Metaferia Ellen and Michael Gold Stephen White Judy Tilton Brunner Kristie Miller Salvador D. Gonzalez Katie Wilmes** Brentley M. Bullock Anne and Will Monahan Marc Gottridge Mr. and Mrs. James H. Windt Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Burd Nancy J. Moser Mr. and Mrs. Lynn A. Greenwalt Jay Wolfe Gene H. Burkett L. Peat O’Neil Daniel Grobelewski Mr. and Mrs. Stephen W. Zavadil Ms. Michele M. Burnett Patricia Overmeyer John Hager Kerri Burson Mr. and Mrs. John Provost Ann and Don Hall PATRON LEVEL Amy Bybee and Kyle Bybee Karen Ramsdell Susan Hansen ($60 - $99) C. M. Cacace Michael F. Reed Beatriz Haspo Cynthia S. Abbey John T. Calkins Mr. and Mrs. Todd Reid Ms. Marie D. Hausch Bill Abel Russell and Christina Campbell Charles R. Reusing Martin and Alison Hauserman Nicole Acquavella Maria Carosa Mr. Milton Rose David F. and Janet L. Heck Kent Adams Carol Laikin Carpenter Clifford L. Sayre, Jr. Angelia Henderson** Mr. William G. Aiello Bradley W. Carroll Alice Schloss Mike Henry and Ann Howard Ms. Carol F. Alford Richard James Cary III Kathleen and George Shultz Linda and Jay Herson Rich Amicarelli Brian Casey Mr. John Stevenson and Martin and Margaret Hoffmann David Anderman Brian Cass Ms. Nancy Nelson Katie and Blake Hollander** William Anderson Andrew Cassidy-Amstutz James R. Stultz Judy Huenekke Michael Angeloff Kristen M. Chadbourne Tania Michelle Taylor** Reed A. Hutner Gabriella Angeloni Martha Child Uselman Crummy Family Mr. Peter Barton Hutt Laura Anker David Chill Sylvia D. Valloric Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Jones Anonymous Sanjay Chugh Robert Wallace Dr. David Kahn Lori Arbuckle and Jim Evans Barbara Clark John B. Wells Mr. and Mrs. Bryan F. Kammer Heath Arstingstall Deborah Y. Clark Gerson and Shirley Yalowitz Mr. and Mrs. James J. Kelley Kevin F. Arundel, Ph.D. John Clarkson Jason Zigmont** Steve Laslo Patricia Augustine Geoffrey R. Cleveland** Dr. and Mrs. Harry Letaw, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. C. William Autro Caroline and Kate Closson FAMILY LEVEL Richard A. Levinson Jeffrey Axelrad Jeffrey V. Coen ($100 - $124) Philip R. and Dianne C. Luhmann Ann Bachman Eric B. Cohen Mr. Jeffrey Archambault Charles Lynch Patricia M. Bachman Anonymous G. H. Artola Patrice Lyons Richard A. Baker William Coles Thomas J. Schneider and Mr. and Mrs. David Martin Jon and Cindi Balson Martin F. Collins Julie A. Bader Douglas G. Martz Diana Banister Dale S. Collinson Jeffrey S. Bailey/Esteban A. Bailey Barbara Marvin Ms. Mary Ann Banta Jeff Colomnia Henry Bain Mark M. Mohr Stacy Barbeau Donna Connell Stephen and Carol Banks James Muse William David Barker Colonel and Mrs. John P. Connell John Beck Janz & Patricia Wynderup Gerylee Baron Marion Fitch Connell Bill and JoAnn Beck Barbara and Tom Nanzig Lynne Bartlett and Julia Quinn Arlene L. Conner Ted and Dora Sue Black Samuel and Sharon Nickols Andrew Bass Sarah Conrad Cheryl W. Brumfield Samuel C. Owusu James R. Beck Maria Conto Mr. and Mrs. J. Charles Bruse Pavel Petrik Jamie and Keith Bennetts Gary Conwell Mr. and Mrs. James M. Cannon Barbara and William Pheil John Berceau Cathy Cook Peggy J. Chagan Robert D. Philipp Marc Bergman, MD Dale Cooper Andrew Claster Robert A. Poogach and Mr. Bill Bergstrom William and Judy Corbett Hon. W. F. Clinger Wendy Mellinger Susan Bertola Robert Coven Margaret and Richard Cofer Thomas Poulter, Jr. Walter E. Beyer Susan K. Cowles John and Suzanne Colgren Richard Rands Tom Bieling Charlotte Crane Mr. J. M. Compton Erich and Alexis Rapp Philip Bigler Eddie Creech Mr. and Mrs. James L. Connor, III Sandra Roman Lucy N.P. Birch Angela Crispi Larry Cooper Anna Romanski and David Pozorski Mary C. Blake Dr. Frank Critton Frances M. Curnow Paul and Gayle Ropp William A. Blanpied Dr. Henry L. Curry James L. Deegan Gene Rossides Mary Blount Daniel V. Cuzzolino** Ann Denkler and James Dykes** Dr. Philip and Mrs. Elizabeth Samuels Karen Blumenthal Douglas Dams John Denkler Mark Howard Schulze William F. Bologna Jeff Danby Bill and Inez Dinwoodie William J. and Gale L. Senn Robert E. Bonpietro Lynn David Ed and Kay Drexler Barbara Ann Shannon Colonel (Ret.) Frederic L. Borch, III Joyce De La Cruz

15 FOUNDATION FOR THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES 2010 ANNUAL FUND DONORS

The James E. Dean Family Edgar Gonzalez Priya Jindal Devon H. MacWilliam** LeAnn Lindquist Dean Joan C. Goodrich Eric Johnson John R. Maniscalco** Captain Victor Delano Kiran Gorur Mark Johnson Daniel Mereck Richard DeSipio Pamela Gothart Rachel L. Jones John T. Maricevic George T. Desorcy Barbara P. Grady Sabrina Jones Frank J. Marine and Andréa Magliari Dib Dias William R. Granik Nancy S. Kader Linda James McKay David Dickens James F. Green Jonathan Kagan Michael and Carol Martinka Diana Dietrich Gary Greene Barbara F. Kahlow Reverend David C. Marx Jeffrey Dinwoodie** Sharon S. Gressle Max M. Kampelman Jerlyn Mask Anita and Bill Doering Louisa Greve Elissa Kapala Kerry Masson Yaron Dori** Michael Grey Ms. Gale D. Kaufmann Nancy A. Masterson Arthur T. Downey Joshua Grier Mr. Thomas J. Kelley, Jr. Janelle Mastrionni Anne C. Dryden Peggy Gross Karen L. Kendrick** Wilfred Masumura John J. Duffy, 10th MTN Div. (WWII) Marianne Gudmonson Richard L. Kessinger May Mates Elizabeth A. Duley David Gumner Megan Keyes Rex and Kathy Mathew William H. Duncan, MD, MG (Ret.) Linda J. Gunning Thomas Kiesler Stefanie R. Mathew** Mark Duplin Jerry and Marian Haag Wallace Kile Caroline P. Mauldin** Chris DuPree Ashley Haas Marie Kilroy** Kate McCallum Deborah M. Dyer Catherine Lusk Haas Michael D. Kirley Mark A. McConnell Morris Eckhouse Kristin Haase Noel Klebaum Ken McCulloch Bert T. Edwards Jeffrey M. Haberman Mary E. Klein Timothy G. McDermott Meg Ehr Mr. and Mrs. O. Milton Hackett J. David Kluck James McDonough Peter D. Ehrenhaft Rob Haley Peter and Jane Kolakowski Nadine McGuire Stephanie K. Eller Leanne Halford Jennifer K. Koons** James F. McVeigh Charles Emich Margaret Hanley Robert M. Kraft Miriam Medina Gregory Engelstad Don Hartline Kenneth A. Krantz Kristin Merrigan Linda Epstein Donald J. Hartman Hazel F. Kreinheder George Michell Michael Erkiletian Rachel R. Hecht Ken I. Krell Sheri Miklaski Donald J. Evans Wendy Hedgpeth Susan and Kevin Kroeger Ms. Kathy A. Milholland Martha Faulkner Jon Hegre Harold B. Krom Dr. Jeanne-Marie A. Miller Diane M. Faust Frank Henry Susan G. Krumhaus Karen Miller Kathryn Feather** Margaret Hepke Raoul Kulberg Michael Miller and Claire Worch Betty Feiller Richard G. Hewlett Dave Kumar** Dr. and Mrs. Sanford A. Miller Jason Felege James Himelhoch William Kupchin Donald and Barbara Minner L. Jean Herz and Dan Felger Audrey Hinton Kathy Kyle Lorraine Minor James Fernald Wilma Hommel Lonnie and Jill LaFave Jae Mondragon Kharma Finley-Wallace Andrew Sherman Hooghkirk Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Laframboise Kory Moore, DC Barbara Fitzgerald Ann Johnson** Mark D. Lalich Penny C. Morrill Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Fletcher Lynne Horn David A. Lamdin Jerry Morris, Jr. Jeanne Fogle Kevin Host Michael LaMontagne John and Susan Moseman Carol Foster B. House Elizabeth L. Landen Julie Mowat Stanley P. Frank Joseph W. Howe William C. Lange Milo M. Moyano Lloyd P. Franklin Amy Miano Hryshko Christine Lanphere Bruce K. Mulock Robert B. Fratis Maxine Huff Vanessa A. Lantin** Dr. Paulette P. Murphy Raymond H. Fredette Mr. Andrew Huffman** John K. Lapiana Mr. and Mrs. William M. Murray Anne-Marie Gabor Ms. Alicia L. Hughes Tom Lauth Alexandra Musi David Galindo Hulgan/Kelly John M. Lawlor, Jr. Allen L. Myers Mr. Gardner Janice Robinson Hull Janet Lawton Jim and Connie Nelson Larry R. Garner Jon Humbard David Lee Jo-Ann Neuhaus Jeanne Garro Alan W. Hunsberger Mary Lucy Leggiero Elisa New Charles Gellert Col. Christine L. Ingel, USA, Ret. Lynn and Brenda Lehenbauer Todd Nicklaus Linda Ghelfi Karen and Mike Ioffredo Jim Lenchner Alok Nigam James Cross Giblin Susan J. Irving June E. Leshnover Mr. John H. Nolan Mrs. Kris and Mr. Daryl Goldenblatt Dale A. Isaacs Carole Levy Star Norris Robert Gillette Carolyn T. Iwata Barbara and Bob Lewis Maribeth Oakes Dr. Caroline J. Gillin Travis Jackson George T. Little Raymond V. O’Connor, Jr. Kristy Gisch Larry and Keiko Jacobson Mrs. Harry R. Locke Jim Oliver Marc J. Gittleman** Nancy Jacobson F. Lockhart Carrie A. Olson Karen Glass Mr. and Mrs. John A. Jago, Jr. Donald L. Lombard Diana O’Neill Jonathan Godfrey** Martha James Gilbert Lopes Gabby Ordeneaux Christina Gohde John F. Jameson Ruth Love Kay Oshel Marcia Goldberg Ralph E. Janes, III Christopher J. LoVergine Kristin Oswald David H. Goldenberg Eric Jarvis Roye L. Lowry Bill Owens-Smith Alexander Goldin Arlene V. Jennings David Loyst Nancy J. Pagliaro Karen Gomes John E. Jevicky Denise MacGaffin Jamie Panzarella

** denotes Members of the Young Founders Society

16 Gerald Papazian David Seddelmeyer LaNae Twite David and Carolyn Stump Christina C. Parisi Aaron Seipel Beth A. Unklesbay John Fox Sullivan Leland M. Park Anonymous Michael Vallencourt Mr. Gary Parker Carroll Shaddock Sherri L. Vervack Gifts in Memory of Marci Patchett Mr. Donald Shannon Deborah A. Vincent Jane M. “Budge” Weidman Antony Pate Virginia Fitz Shea Michael S. Walker Jody Arlington and Franck Cordes James Patton Susan Shepard Georgine L. Wallace Mrs. Sue Barnard Ann J. Pennington Carol L. Sherian Michael Walsh Mary Ann Castellana Peter S. Penrose Joel Shield Sandra F. Walters Mary Lynn Cole Jason Pepin David H. Shinn Seth Walton Thora S.R. Colot Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Perkins Mark and Sara Shoob Ashley Warlick Maria Flescher Judith Perrier Steven Shore Daniel B. Waters Mr. Burton L. Gerber Dr. Dale L. and Louise Perry Pam Sidel-Gruntfest James E. Weaver Naomi Glass and Alexander J. Glass Nora Perry Nancy L. Silvers Paul L. Weaver Carol and Tom Peters William Scott Sims Edgar L. Weber Stefanie R. Mathew Janet Petty Claudia Skelton Bill Webster Laura C. Pratt Ted Pfanner Winfred G. Skelton, Jr. Bruce Weiner Patricia H. Sullivan Gail E. Pfeiffer Jinney Smith** Robert J. Weiner, Jr. Tom and Carol Wheeler Marvin and Melanie Pinkert Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Smith, III Kristin Weis David W. Plath Lloyd G. Smith Linda B. Weis DONORS TO THE CHARLES April Platt Wardell Smith Isabelle Wells GUGGENHEIM CENTER FOR Derek Platt Melanie J. Solomon Chip and Robin Whitt THE DOCUMENTARY FILM Carolee M Polley Mark Soper Rose Marie Wilcox John and Lynn Carlin Grace L. Potts Dr. and Mrs. Luther B. Sowers Chris and Susie Williams Mr. and Mrs. Earl S. Godfrey John E. Price** Tracy A. Speakman Glenn F. Williams Mrs. Charles Guggenheim Alfred Coxe Prime Catherine L. Spence James Williams Thomas S. Guggenheim John F. Prout Dr. Charles Spencer Luiz Williams Ellen and Gary Malasky Diane Putney Mr. Gerald B. Sproles Candace Wilmot Jean Minahan Laura Rabinowitz Michael A. Stack, M.D. Charlotte J. Wilson Madeline S. Ritzenberg John B. Ramsay Vicki Staggs Dr. Rylva Wilson Werner and Elizabeth Schumann Laretha and Bryson Randolph Harold Stark Marietta Winters Mr. and Mrs. James W. Singer, III Francis J. Readdy Roland F. Stead Capt. Leland E. Wood, Jr. USN (Ret.) Mr. Douglas G. Smith and Tara A. Refo** Michael Steel** Michael T. Wood Mrs. Gabriela Smith John and Sara Regan** Stephanie Steiniger Sherry Wu Robert and Christine Steiner Constance Reik Tim Stephens Patricia Wurst Flo and Roger Stone Kevin and Alice Reilly Amy Stevens Anthony D. Yandoli Simon Reisert** Jerry W. Stewart Carole and Dave Yoho Mr. and Mrs. Armando Reyes Selma Stewart Gil Yoo John J. Reynolds Nancy Stickels Jessica Yoo These pages include donors who Carol H. Rice Tom Stickels Kim Yoo have made a contribution from James W. Rice, Jr. Mary Still Thomas Yost January 1 through December 31, Julia Rice Flo and Roger Stone Abbey Young 2010. Every effort has been made Craig Richards L. Nan Stout Susan Zahul to recognize donors accurately, Mr. David A. Richards Joseph W. Strangarity Neal Zimmerman however sometimes mistakes do Mr. Kenneth J. Richards Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Stylianos occur and we apologize if you are Randolph E. Richardson Mr. Richard V. Sullivan listed incorrectly. If you would like DISCOVERING THE CIVIL WAR Sean Rivera John G. Sutter to change how you are recognized, EXHIBITION DONORS Sean Rivera Garrett Sutton please contact the Foundation Lynn M. Roberts Mr. Armen Tashdinian Gifts of $50,000 and above at (202)357-5946 or Barbara L. Robertson Eugene Tavares Richard A. Eliasberg [email protected]. L. Scott Robinson John L. Taylor Karen Pritzker and the Nathan Rocklein** Philip and Phyllis Tenney Seedlings Foundation Jerry Rodriguez Gary A. Terrill Mark Rohrbaugh Debbie Thomas Gifts of $10,000 - $49,999 Scott and Maureen Rose Shelia M. Tierney Lt. Col. and Mrs. William K. Konze Joanne C. Rosso Mrs. R. Carmichael Tilghman Ken and Pat Lore Chris Rozbicki Mr. James S. Toedtman Mary A. Sanders Karen Town Marvin Weissberg and Judith Morris Anonymous Troy Townsend William W. Scales William E. Trible Gifts of $1,000 - $9,999 Melanie Schild John Tronson Civil War Round Table of the David Schmidt Roger C. Troy District of Columbia Timothy J. Schoepke Craig Susan Claffey Nancy Schroeder Rebecca Tunstall** Mary Lynn and Nick Kotz Beverly Scott Anne S. K. Turkos Deborah and Michael Salzberg

17 2010 FINANCIALS

Statement of financial position as of December 31, 2010 with summarized financial information for 2009

EXHIBIT A

2010 2009 ASSETS CURRENT ASSETS Cash and cash equivalents $ 846,653 $ 1,649,628 Accounts receivable 51,842 5,813 Pledges receivable, net of allowance for doubtful accounts 1,127,871 1,212,224 Inventory 746,274 698,548 Prepaid expenses 77,676 54,695 Total current assets 2,850,316 3,620,908

FIXED ASSETS Equipment 66,373 58,583 Less: Accumulated depreciation (57,335) (54,861) Net fixed assets 9,038 3,722

NONCURRENT ASSETS Long-term pledges receivable, net of allowance for doubtful accounts 242,355 1,127,159

TOTAL ASSETS $ 3,101,709 $ 4,751,789

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS CURRENT LIABILITIES Accounts payable $ 268,732 $ 195,447 Accrued salaries and benefits 96,167 75,069 Total current liabilities 364,899 270,516

NET ASSETS Unrestricted 877,595 1,169,614 Temporarily restricted 1,859,215 3,311,659 Total net assets 2,736,810 4,481,273

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $ 3,101,709 $ 4,751,789

18 2010 FINANCIALS

Statement of activities and change in net assets for the year ended December 31, 2010 with summarized financial information for 2009

EXHIBIT B 2010 2009 TEMPORARILY UNRESTRICTED RESTRICTED TOTAL TOTAL SUPPORT AND REVENUE SUPPORT: Contributions and grants $ 229,584 $ 1,360,849 $ 1,590,433 $ 954,691 In-kind contributions 269,980 - 269,980 323,130 Membership dues 597,282 - 597,282 478,614 Net assets released from donor restrictions 2,813,293 (2,813,293) -- Total support 3,910,139 (1,452,444) 2,457,695 1,756,435

REVENUE: Archives shop revenue, net of cost of goods sold of $1,101,101 and $1,092,605 for 2010 and 2009, respectively 1,660,254 - 1,660,254 1,601,371 Interest income 4,533 - 4,533 20,143 Exhibition revenue 105,609 - 105,609 24,880 Miscellaneous 128 - 128 1,997 Total revenue 1,770,524 - 1,770,524 1,648,391

Total support and revenue $ 5,680,663 $ (1,452,444) $ 4,228,219 $ 3,404,826

EXPENSES PROGRAM SERVICES: National Archives Experience $ 1,123,023 $ - $ 1,123,023 $ 453,080 Museum Activities 585,838 - 585,838 578,520 Theater Programs 146,785 - 146,785 180,171 Education 63,854 - 63,854 65,704 Publications 153,210 - 153,210 167,178 Exhibitions 1,899,076 - 1,899,076 917,699 Archives Shop 802,958 - 802,958 717,349 Total program services 4,774,744 - 4,774,744 3,079,701

SUPPORTING SERVICES: General and Administrative 588,360 - 588,360 609,910 Fundraising 609,578 - 609,578 430,794 Total supporting services 1,197,938 - 1,197,938 1,040,704

Total expenses 5,972,682 - 5,972,682 4,120,405

Change in net assets (292,019) (1,452,444) (1,744,463) (715,579) Net assets at beginning of year 1,169,614 3,311,659 4,481,273 5,196,852 NET ASSETS AT END OF YEAR $ 877,595 $ 1,859,215 $ 2,736,810 $ 4,481,273

19 LOOKING AHEAD

2010 was marked by challenges as In 2011, we will continue to promote DocsTeach, to support well as the completion of major award- researchers at the National Archives, and to encourage more winning projects for the Foundation visitors to the National Archives Experience to return to the for the National Archives. We so Archives to conduct their own research and explore all that the appreciate all who have helped Archives has to offer. us to make so many amazing programs, projects, and educational outreach I hope you will join us in these efforts as well as new exciting initia - efforts possible. tives that encourage Americans and people from around the world to appreciate and fully experience the records of our democracy For the past year, the “Discovering and the role of the National Archives in preserving these records the Civil War” exhibition, shown in two parts in the Lawrence for future generations. F. O’Brien Gallery, has delighted and educated audiences in Washington, D.C., with its presentation of the incomparable Union, Confederate, and other amazing records from the holdings of the National Archives.

In 2011, this landmark interactive exhibition is touring nationally, Thora Colot with the two parts of “Discovering the Civil War” coming together Executive Director to invite exploration of new and diverse topics of our nation’s most defining war. The exhibition recently began its tour at the Henry Ford Museum in Dearborn, Michigan, a Detroit suburb, where record crowds waited in line for up to seven hours for a chance to see a special limited showing of the original Emancipation Proclamation. Later, the exhibition will travel to the Houston Museum of Natural Science in Texas and the Tennessee State Museum in Nashville.

Meantime, the Foundation has been working to support and promote the 2011 National Archives Experience exhibition, “What’s Cooking, Uncle Sam? The Government’s Effect on the American Diet.” This fascinating exhibition explores the government’s efforts to ensure a safe, nutritious, and plentiful food supply, and the sometimes unintended consequences of those efforts. The Foundation is working to support the exhibition with fundraising, a marketing campaign, an exhibition catalog, and exhibit-related products, programming, and special events.

We also were so proud in 2010 to work with the National Archives education team on the preliminary introduction to the education community of the DocsTeach website. This revolutionary online resource puts teachers, students, and lifelong learners interested in history in virtual contact with the incredible records of the National Archives. The education team, along with hundreds of teachers, has since populated the site with additional “What’s Cooking, Uncle Sam?” banners on the Archives Building. lesson plans. Photo by Alezander Morozov

20 FOUNDATION FOR THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2010

CHAIRMAN AND PRESIDENT SECRETARY Marilynn Wood Hill Molly Raiser Kenneth G. Lore A’Lelia Bundles Author/Historian Community Leader & Educator Bingham McCutchen, LLP Author/Former ABC News Executive Bronxville, NY Washington, DC Washington, DC & Producer Washington, DC Gov. Frank Keating Henry M. Rivera VICE CHAIRMAN The American Council of Life Insurers Wiley Rein, LLP Joel I. Picket DIRECTORS Washington, DC Washington, DC Gotham Construction Company, LLC Bess Abell New York, NY Merry Go Round Farm Mary Lynn Kotz Anna Eleanor Roosevelt Potomac, MD Journalist The Boeing Company VICE PRESIDENT Washington, DC Chicago, IL Michael R. Beschloss Honey Alexander Presidential Historian Community Leader Cappy R. McGarr Howard J. Rubenstein Washington, DC Washington, DC MCM Interests, LLC Rubenstein Associates, Inc. , TX New York, NY VICE PRESIDENT Gov. James J. Blanchard Ken Burns DLA Piper US, LLP Sue Gin McGowan Albert H. Small Florentine Films Washington, DC Flying Food Group Southern Engineering Corp. Walpole, NH Chicago, IL Bethesda, MD Peter Cuneo VICE PRESIDENT Cuneo & Co, LLC David McKean John Fox Sullivan Patrick Butler Redding, CT John F. Kennedy Library Foundation Atlantic Media Company , MA Washington, DC The Washington Post Company Washington, DC Richard Eliasberg Community Leader David Mesker Riley Temple Community Leader Temple Strategies VICE PRESIDENT Baltimore, MD Florissant, MO Washington, DC Cokie Roberts Jerry E. Finger Journalist Mary C. Moynihan Tom E. Wheeler Bethesda, MD Finger Interests, Inc. Houston, TX Perkins Coie, LLP Core Capital Partners Washington, DC Washington, DC TREASURER Nancy Folger Marvin F. Weissberg Community Leader Lawrence F. O’Brien, III John H. Zentay Weissberg Foundation Washington, DC The OBC Group, LLC DLA Piper US, LLP Arlington, VA Washington, DC Washington, DC William R. Harman COUNSEL Business Executive Charles Ogletree Jay S. Zimmerman Theodore D. Segal New York, NY Harvard Law School Bingham McCutchen, LLP DLA Piper US, LLP Cambridge, MA Boston, MA Washington, DC Fruzsina Harsanyi Tyco International, Inc. John Payton Washington, DC NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund, Inc New York, NY

STAFF 2010 SENIOR STAFF: DEVELOPMENT: PUBLICATIONS: RETAIL: Thora Colot Laura Brandt Christina Gehring Dennis Braden Executive Director Development and Publications and Research Manager Book Supervisor Communications Assistant Until August 2010 Franck Cordes Dwayne Brewer Director of Administration & Marketing Sherri Etters Kathleen Lietzau Inventory Coordinator Development Operations Publications and Research Assistant Chris DerDerian Greg Ferrara & Database Administrator Since November 2010 Director of Retail Operations Manager, Archives Shop Since March 2010 Operations Since August 2010 Corrie Gilchrist Patty Reinert Mason SPECIAL EVENTS: Kelly Gotthardt Manager of Annual Giving Director of Publications Merchandise Manager Until April 2010 Krista Lundberg Since July 2010 Stefanie Mathew Special Events Coordinator Jesika Jennings Director of Development Julie Kemen Assistant Director of Development, Merchandise Manager Caneil McDonald Individual Giving ACCOUNTING: Until July 2010 Director of Special Events Since June 2010 Matthew Trommatter Sara Krauss Patricia Coleman Meg Daniel Nelson Accounting Assistant Assistant Manager Accounting Manager Manager of Institutional Giving Since September 2010 Until December 2010 Shawn Merritt Operations Manager Erik Waller ADMINISTRATIVE: Until August 2010 Development Operations & Kathryn Zaremba Marketing Coordinator Robbyn Swinton Administrative Assistant Until March 2010 Customer Service/ Replenishment Manager MISSION AND VISION

IT IS THE MISSION of the Foundation for • Establish the significance of these records the National Archives to create public awareness as proof that individual citizenship not only of the importance of the National Archives as a matters, but is vital to our lives. cultural resource in the American democracy – a place where historians, seekers of justice, and IT IS THE VISION of the Foundation for private citizens can find evidence on which truth the National Archives that this creative effort, is based. enhanced with 21st Century methods, will produce a greater understanding of the The Foundation was created to support the American journey – where our nation has been Archivist of the United States in developing and how it can be best guided in the future. In programs, technology, projects, and materials this public/private partnership, the role of the that will introduce and interpret the Archives’ Foundation is to generate financial and creative holdings to the American people and to people support from individuals and corporations to around the world. The purpose of the Foundation provide this extensive outreach, which has not is to educate, enrich, and inspire a deeper been mandated by Congress. appreciation of our country’s heritage through the collected evidence of its history. The Foundation for the National Archives, a 501(c)(3) organization, is directed by men Within the National Archives Building in and women from the private sector who are Washington, DC, as well as its many regional dedicated to the institution that holds and archives, records centers, and Presidential preserves the records of the United States libraries and museums, and in outreach to of America. The National Archives is guardian the American public through traveling exhibitions of the nation’s most important and treasured and national media, the Foundation’s goal is documents. At the heart of its holdings are to assist in presenting the historical records that: the Charters of Freedom: the Declaration • Reveal the ideals and values of the of Independence, the Constitution, and the nation’s Founders, Bill of Rights. These documents exist as the cornerstone of our society. • Point to the meaning of the records and accomplishments of previous generations, and