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2007–08 Annual Report

2007–08 Annual Report

THE POWER OF

TRUTHAnnual Report 2007–08 . it happened therefore it can happen again And it can happen everywhere —, survivor and author

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4 From Our Leadership 6 A Year of Outreach 8 Our Relentless Search for Truth 20 The Power of Truth to Confront Hate 28 The Power of Truth to Prevent 36 The Power of Truth to Change the World 46 Days of Remembrance Events 48 Our Partners 52 Our Donors 68 Financial Statement 69 Holocaust Memorial Council

2 annual report 2007–08 Our Relentless Search for Truth 3 Dear Friends, That can happen again is a fundamental truth The Holocaust teaches one of the greatest lessons about individual of the Museum. We are teaching people over another responsibility—the choice we each have to act or not to act and the truth: It didn’t have to happen, and that they have the power to prevent consequences of that decision. With your support, we continue building the next one. what is the world’s most comprehensive collection of evidence of this “crime of all crimes” against humanity. And what this evidence makes Three years ago, one of our Belfer Teachers so motivated his eighth painfully clear is that the Holocaust happened because ordinary people graders at a Catholic school in Louisville, , by what they learned became accomplices to mass murder. Whether motivated by indifference, studying the Holocaust that they began to wonder why every student career advancement, peer approval, or , in the long span did not have the same opportunity. Putting one of the lessons into motion, between the inflammatory words of anti-Jewish hate to the death machines they decided to act. Building on their efforts, two more successive classes at Auschwitz, many had the opportunity to stop it. Neighbors and friends, of eighth graders joined the cause to change education in their state. These doctors and judges, businessmen and clergy, educators and policemen teenagers made headlines in May when Kentucky’s governor, as a result and, ultimately, even other governments—chose not to act. of their initiative, signed a measure directing the state education commis- sioner to develop a Holocaust and genocide curriculum guide. In 1979, when framing the contours of this institution—what they called a living memorial—members of the Presidential Commission on the Holocaust, led by Elie Wiesel, refused to be constrained by the walls of a building. They were driven by the memory of the millions slaughtered under the watch of the world. And by the conviction that when unchecked hatred is unleashed against any one people, ultimately all are engulfed in the fire. No society, not even a democratic one, is immune. This institution’s role is to remember and to teach this truth to people everywhere. On the first page of their report to the president, members of the commission set in motion a task without end, stating simply, “Our wish is to reach and transform as many human beings as possible”—a challenge made anew to each generation to ensure that this truth forever shapes the human experience. Through your commitment to this cause and the trust you have placed in us, the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum continues to be an institution with a global reach unlike any other. And given the profound social changes and challenges, as extremism, genocide, and hate become an increasingly more vital part of the global conversation, this is precisely the moment this institution was created for.

Fred S. Zeidman Joel M. Geiderman Sara J. Bloomfield Surrounded by students, Chairman Vice Chairman Director faculty, and survivors, Kentucky Governor Steve Beshear signs his state’s new Holocaust education measure at St. Francis of Assisi Catholic School in Louisville.

4 annual report 2007–08 From Our Leadership 5 A Year of Outreach and United States Europe Former Soviet Republics The Museum’s highly skilled The Museum is collecting The Museum is moving swiftly team of advanced Holocaust testimonies of perpetrators, to identify and microfilm the immeasurable educators has trained some collaborators, and eyewitnesses unique, previously inaccessible 5,000 teachers in the past across Europe, so far video- material in former Soviet impact year, many from underserved taping more than 1,000 people republics, including , Made Possible by You communities. in 16 countries, with plans to Kazakhstan, , , How do you measure the radiant impact expand to several more. and Uzbekistan. when 24 million people in a single year have an encounter with this history? That is the number of people who were engaged last year by this institution. Nearly two million had what many describe as a “life-changing” experience at the Museum itself—the permanent memorial core of our timeless cause. But the past year was again one of tremendous growth in our outreach. The magnitude and diversity of American cities we have been to—through traveling exhibitions, campus activities, outreach to religious groups, and teacher training—is astonishing. You helped carry the lessons from classrooms to judges’ chambers, from inner cities to hard-to-reach communities, taking truth into the places where people work and learn. Equally impressive is our growing presence in cyberspace. As the world’s leading online authority on the Holocaust, our multilingual global classroom, ushmm.org, engaged some 20 million people last year—not just Americans, but global citizens from China to Iran to Russia. Much has been accomplished together, yet this memory demands more of us. Humanity is confronting serious challenges that we are uniquely positioned to help address. The Middle East, Asia, Far-reaching public value Morocco and Beyond The Museum in 2008 signed The Museum’s Web site as the world’s leader a historic agreement with is reaching important new in Holocaust education the National Library of the audiences in countries such From to Morocco, from Shanghai to Kingdom of Morocco, the as Iran, , and first of its kind between Pakistan—areas typically , our worldwide team of scholars underserved with information and professionals and, more important, our The Museum is helping a Holocaust museum and a preserve and house important public institution in an Arab about the Holocaust. The unparalleled access to decision makers and materials salvaged from the country. The library has Web site offers content in leaders puts truth on the front lines of a troubled 1994 bombing of the Jewish transferred copies of records more than a dozen languages, world where humane values are under assault. community center in Buenos relating to Moroccan including Arabic, Farsi, Chinese, French, Russian, But the Museum cannot do it alone. Leveraging Aires that nearly destroyed the during World War II to the Africa Museum, where they have In partnership with Google, Spanish, Turkish, and Urdu, our unique international stature, we are devel- community’s archives. These items include diaries, letters, become part of the world’s the Museum is using innovative with Bahasa Indonesia, Korean, oping partnerships with the power to extend manuscripts, and photographs most comprehensive collection mapping technology to draw and Portuguese on the way. our capacity to impact some of the most pressing carried of Holocaust documentation. attention to countries where issues of our time. For this is a time when with them to Argentina during genocide is a threat or already and after the war. occurring, including Sudan fundamental truths are threatened—truths about and the Democratic Republic human dignity and freedom that this institution of the Congo. reaffirms with stunning moral clarity. The Museum cannot eradicate hatred and evil, but with your help we are carrying the truth of the Holocaust into the world and what each of us must do to stop one from happening again.

6 annual report 2007–08 A Year of Outreach 7 Our Relentless Search for truth Collecting evidence of the Holocaust deepens the understanding of this history, shaping its continuing relevance in the context of 21st- century issues.

One of the only known photographs of Dr. at Auschwitz is part of an extremely rare collection recently acquired by the Museum. Mengele, at right, is shown here relaxing with Commandant on the grounds of the camp retreat for SS officers.

8 annual report 2007–08 Our Relentless Search for Truth 9 on camera an elderly man talks dispassionately about his job as the engineer of a train trans- porting Jews to Treblinka. A shooter explains his methodical approach to the “one-bullet-one Jew” slaughter of parents and children in Belarus. A woman recalls how the radio blared to conceal the screams of Jews in her Polish village. These are just some of hundreds of chilling testimonies of witnesses, collaborators, and perpetrators that are part of the world’s most comprehensive collection of evidence of what Churchill called “a crime without a name.” Across the world, in more than 40 countries, the Museum is in a race against time to rescue evidence before it is too late, before fragile artifacts and documents disintegrate and while those who can remember and are willing to speak are still able. Through our international leadership, what had been the world’s largest closed Holocaust archive, the International Tracing Service in , is now transferring millions of pages of documentation to the Museum. Once the transfer is completed in 2010, it will more than double our current archives. Each piece of evidence and research provides critical insights into what happened and how it happened. Understanding the Holocaust is vital to issues of critical relevance today. How and why do societies collapse? What are the conse- quences of seeing human beings as an expendable commodity? What is the cost of neutrality? To victims? To bystanders? To truth? This irrefutable evidence and our commitment to the growth and vitality of make everything else possible—they are not the end, they are the means. Every exhibition, every educational program, every visiting scholar Museum researcher relies on the authenticity and historical detail Nathan Beyrak videotapes of this collection. And as the voices of survivors in Mostove, Ukraine, as an fall silent and the wave of denial surges to eyewitness points out the unprecedented levels, this institution is where spot where Jews were mur- truth will live on. dered during the Holocaust.

10 annual report 2007–08 Our Relentless Search for Truth 11 Detectives, Diplomats, Historians, Archivists The Hunt for Documents The most powerful way to counter is the Museum’s collection of authentic Holocaust artifacts, testimony, and documents. But it takes perseverance, dedication, and determination to rescue the evidence—fragile pieces of history that may be locked in govern- ment files or decaying in attics in long-forgotten boxes belonging to Jewish communities or individuals. What is available today may become inaccessible or unsalvageable tomorrow. The Museum’s team of archival researchers is engaged in a global search-and-rescue mission to continue building what is already the world’s most comprehensive collection of Holocaust documentation. Now consisting of close to 200 million pages and images, the collection documents for all victim groups the actions of the persecutors, the persecuted, and those who stood by. The process of discovering materials, under- standing their significance, gaining access to A wall chart prepared in them, and inventorying them differs widely 1941 by Jewish community across countries, communities, regimes, and leaders in for Adolf archives. “We collect the whole record to put Eichmann, detailing the the Holocaust in historical context,” explains global dispersion of 75 Radu Ioanid, director of International Archival percent of Austrian Jewry, Programs. “To see how people were destroyed, we was among the lost records must see how they lived.” Important acquisitions recovered in 2000. With in the past year include records of postwar trials the Museum’s assistance, from Ukraine and a searchable database of the records are now being 154,000 wartime Jewish refugees in Uzbekistan. preserved and cataloged, and this year the chart was mounted in the Museum’s Some of the lost records of Permanent Exhibition. Vienna’s Jewish community Before the Holocaust, that were discovered in Vienna was the largest an apartment in 2000 and German-speaking Jewish are being saved with the community in the world. Museum’s help.

12 annual report 2007–08 Our Relentless Search for Truth 13 In Ukraine, residents show Father Desbois’ team where Jews were killed.

Close-up: Saving History from Oblivion Nathan Beyrak, a them. Beyrak maintains documentary filmmaker a team of almost a who began filming Israeli hundred multilingual The Urgent Search for of perpetrators, collaborators, and witnesses. Also in Ukraine, the Museum continues Holocaust survivors local researchers who Most have been speaking on camera for the first important collaboration with French priest more than 25 years ago, can locate people with Perpetrators, time about what they saw or did during the Father Patrick Desbois who is leading a historic now spends much of his firsthand experience Holocaust. Led by researcher Nathan Beyrak undertaking to locate every mass grave where time on the road for the and conduct the inter- Collaborators, (see story, right), a Museum team has so far 1.5 million Jews were murdered by Nazi mobile Museum, collecting rare views effectively. videotaped more than 1,000 testimonies in 16 killing units. The Museum’s vast holdings— testimony from those “Despite the subject and Eyewitnesses countries. But as the window of opportunity including records the Museum was able to who witnessed, perpe- matter being nearly Who Will Talk rapidly closes, the Museum is accelerating efforts microfilm after the collapse of the Soviet trated, or collaborated unbearable, the attempt Archival documents—most created by the killers with plans to expand into several more countries. Union—and our archival and research staffs in the crimes of the to understand and themselves—are crucial evidence, but alone are critical to Father Desbois’ work. To date, Holocaust. “No other record the Holocaust In the past year, the Museum has gathered they tell only part of the story, from one perspec- more than 800 sites have been identified, and institution or individual has been an enriching testimonies in Croatia, where actions of the is gathering evidence experience,” he says. tive. Across Europe there are still those who testimonies of hundreds of eyewitnesses have Ustaša militia are still actively being denied; from as many sources “A world that is enabled were there and remember. Some participated in been videotaped. Father Desbois estimates in , where local White Stripers often and countries as we to remember as much as the murder of Jews. Others were eyewitnesses that more than twice as many sites are yet to assisted the Nazis; and in the area of Ukraine are,” he says. “But every possible is less poor than or, in some cases, victims themselves. be identified in Ukraine alone. His book The occupied by during the war (called , we lose people who a world that would have Holocaust by Bullets was recently translated into Since 1996, the Museum has undertaken a project Transnistria), where little has been documented still carry historically been allowed to fulfill English and published by Palgrave Macmillan that no other institution has ever done— through oral histories about the murder of invaluable memories.” the exact intention of the in association with the Museum. systematically collecting Holocaust testimonies hundreds of thousands of Jews. The challenge is finding murderers and forget.”

14 annual report 2007–08 Our Relentless Search for Truth 15 unlocking thE past Delving into the Unseen Archives of the International Tracing Service This summer the Museum convened an unprecedented gathering of Holocaust scholars in Bad Arolsen, Germany, to begin exploring areas of potential research in the newly opened International Tracing Service archive. Fifteen scholars from North America, Europe, , and participating in a two-week workshop finally gained access to the archive, which had been closed to the public for more than 60 years. They began to review the materials, which include millions of records relating to concentration camps, , ghettos, arrests, and forced and slave labor, as well as a large postwar collection relating to displaced persons and refugee resettlement. Working together in a collaborative setting, these scholars laid the groundwork for future workshops, joint publications, and research projects. A second workshop is planned for 2009.

The Museum led the years-long effort to open the International Tracing Service archive in Bad Arolsen, Germany, which houses millions of Holocaust- era documents. Copies are now available at the Museum.

16 annual report 2007–08 Our Relentless Search for Truth 17 Prisoners gather at a barbed- Graduate student Diane Liu, holder of a Dorot Foundation wire fence surrounding an Summer Graduate Research Assistant Fellowship, and uncovering camp in Morocco Michael Bryant, Assistant Professor of History and Social Scholars carrying And making history in 1941. Sciences at Bryant University, Smithfield, . the history in morocco forward Few people are aware that the Holocaust The Museum plays a leading role in shaping extended as far as Arab countries. Thanks to the future—and future leaders—in the Robert Satloff, author of Among the Righteous: “The library and the people, especially the people, field of Holocaust scholarship. In addition Lost Stories from the Holocaust’s Long Reach into to convening groundbreaking seminars and Arab Lands, and our partnership with him, this are the best thing about being here. It would have workshops, the Museum’s Center for Advanced untold story is finally getting the attention Holocaust Studies runs a unique fellowship it deserves. Through the first agreement of taken three or four times as long to write my program supporting the work of individual its kind between a Holocaust museum and a book otherwise, thanks to the environment and the scholars. From a range of disciplines and at public institution in the Arab world, copies of varying levels in their careers, they spend up to thousands of pages of documentation primarily dedicated time I have.” nine months at the Museum utilizing our relating to the status of the Jewish population —Donald Bloxham, Professor extensive archival resources to advance their in French-occupied Morocco before, during, of Modern History at the research. This past year the Museum hosted and after World War II have been transferred University of , 40 visiting fellows from institutions as diverse to the Museum’s collection. This historic renowned scholar on as Harvard University and Greensboro College agreement between the National Library of the genocide, and J. B. and and countries such as Australia, , Kingdom of Morocco and the Museum, signed maurice C. Shapiro Senior , and Ukraine. Some 150 more scholars in March, was made possible by a collaborative Scholar-in-Residence participated in workshops, seminars, and effort with the American Moroccan Institute. symposia. And as part of our campus outreach program, the Museum dispatched 78 scholars and fellows to 69 colleges and universities in 31 states, from to , and including large and small institutions, many with limited Holocaust scholarship resources.

18 annual report 2007–08 Our Relentless Search for Truth 19 The power of truth To confront hate Nowhere is truth more at stake than in cyberspace. That is why the Museum is there, reaching out to new audiences, confronting rising antisemitism in its many forms.

A neo-Nazi band video posted on YouTube. The Museum launched its own YouTube channel in 2007.

20 annual report 2007–08 Our Relentless Search for Truth 21 the internet is our biggest opportunity and our biggest problem Just as the Nazis were able to infiltrate the public consciousness through their mastery of the media, today’s hate-mongers exploit technology to advance their incendiary messages of antisemitism, including denial and minimi- zation of the Holocaust. This institution is pushing back in a big way, reaching important new audiences everywhere to help ensure that antisemitism is seen as a universal problem. Already the world’s leading online authority on the Holocaust, the Museum in 2001 began creating multilingual Web pages to serve the millions of people from other countries who were coming to our site. In 2007, there were more than 23 million visits to ushmm.org, and we project 25 million in 2008. But more significant is where this audience is coming from—almost 40 percent from outside the United States, with every country represented with the single exception of North Korea. After the launch in Arabic, visits from Saudi Arabia increased from 5,982 to 87,710 in one year. Iranian visitation grew from 5,871 to 72,443 when we offered Farsi. Our site is accessible in the languages of Pakistan, China, and Russia as well as to the entire French- and Spanish- speaking worlds. And as each translation comes online, our cyberspace visitors increasingly engage with us in their own languages. In other words, our global classroom has become an open door for dialogue. But cyberspace is vast and so is our challenge. In a constantly evolving Web 2.0–world, it is no longer enough to put information on our Web site. Our Museum is reaching out, taking our message and content to other major sites where people go to socialize, to learn, to interact with one another. But what different ways of engagement might become more effective with our key audiences in a rapidly changing 21st-century landscape? How can emerging technologies strengthen our global impact in pushing back against hate and indifference? This The Museum is reaching history, this truth for humankind, for all time, millions of young people demands that we constantly look forward poised every year—online and to leverage new opportunities that lie ahead. off-line—with the truth.

22 annual report 2007–08 Our Relentless Search for Truth 23 “I was very shocked, especially by the personal stories predominantly Muslim countries that hurt my heart. I didn’t realize that the Holocaust with Most Web Our Global Classroom: really happened. We [had] learned that this historical site visits in 2008 1. ‘event’ is a lie and that it never happened. . . . We want 2. Iran making truth to know the full truth.” 3. Saudi Arabia 4. Malaysia Accessible —An attorney in Yemen, 5. Egypt We do not teach history for history’s sake. commenting on the where people 6. United Arab We teach history for the sake of the future. We museum’s Arabic content Emirates teach history because truth empowers people (translated from Arabic) 7. Indonesia to confront hate and antisemitism—online and interact online Social networking sites such as Facebook have 8. Morocco on the ground in their own communities. But exploded as a primary means for communicating 9. Pakistan how do we put that truth in their hands? shared interests. The Museum is there, taking Through our multilingual global classroom, we advantage of the technology to help expand our continue to disseminate the stories, historical “community of conscience” by creating a Face- evidence, and other resources that are essential book group enabling visitors to the Museum’s to teaching the Holocaust, unleashing the The Museum’s World Is Witness geoblog (see page 33) to share power of truth across cyberspace. Every person ideas about how to respond to genocide and with a computer can with this history. YouTube related crimes against humanity. In the first few ON THE CAMPUS Every teacher with a computer can engage a months, this new Museum Facebook group class in an interactive experience with this history. Channel attracted hundreds of members. OF ITUNES U YouTube, the most highly used Web site in the As the leading online source of information on Currently, our Web site has content available world on which people post, view, and discuss In another online social environment known the Holocaust, this institution was one of the in more than a dozen languages. This year the videos, now has a Museum presence. We have as Second Life, several young participants in the first museums to join Stanford, Yale, and other Museum added Chinese, Russian, Turkish, and our own newly launched “YouTube channel” Museum’s Bringing the Lessons Home program universities on Apple’s iTunes University. Now Urdu (spoken in Pakistan, India, and Afghanistan) featuring 50 Museum videos, including new (see page 45) designed a virtual exhibition on when visitors to the iTunes Store download to its offerings of Arabic, Farsi, French, and content on the Nazi Olympics: 1936 as well Kristallnacht—the 1938 Nazi against their favorite , they can also access the Spanish among others. Translations underway as the recently discovered photograph album Jews in the Third Reich. Partnering with the Museum’s Holocaust information in the educa- include Bahasa Indonesia, Korean, and Portu- of SS officers at Auschwitz. These two videos, youth leadership organization Global Kids, they tional section of the site. In its first six months, guese. Our multilingual global classroom allows along with ones on the , created an online exhibition space where visitors Museum online content—lesson plans, survivors’ us to reach ever-increasing numbers of people Auschwitz, and the Lodz ghetto, are the Museum’s can learn about Kristallnacht while reflecting on oral histories, historic film footage, videos, who otherwise have little or no access to most popular, accounting for more than half their own responsibilities in the face of podcasts, and more—was downloaded more accurate information. of the 20,000 average downloads per month. and injustice. than 120,000 times.

Above: A Holocaust Encyclopedia entry in Arabic Left: The Museum’s Nazi Left: A virtual Museum Olympics: Berlin 1936 exhibition on Kristallnacht online exhibition in Chinese in Second Life Right: Museum video— Right: A directory of Auschwitz through the Lens Museum content on of the SS—on YouTube iTunes U

24 annual report 2007–08 The Power of Truth to Confront Hate 25 The Museum’s Podcast Series conversations that matter More than two dozen distinguished figures have spoken out in the past year through Voices on Antisemitism, the Museum’s free podcast series that illuminates antisemitism as a universal problem with implications beyond the Jewish community. Featuring a broad range of perspec- tives about hatred today, Voices attracts more than 20,000 listeners a month. It’s available on the Museum’s Web site and also featured on Apple’s iTunes University.

Scholar David Hirsch of the University of speaks during the Museum’s two- Understanding week, international summer st workshop, “Studying Anti- 21 century semitism in the 21st Century: Staying ahead Manifestations, Implications, antisemitism Consequences.” At a time when antisemitism is manifesting of the latest itself as denial and minimization of the Holocaust as well as in other forms in the Middle East trends and Europe, on the Internet, and on American Increasing numbers of people in the United college campuses, new research is crucial to States, Africa, Asia, and the Middle East will strengthen the understanding of contemporary access the Internet through their cell phones antisemitism and its consequences. This past The Museum launched a or other mobile devices rather than through summer, the Museum convened a unique two- more accessible version computers. This year the Museum launched week workshop that brought together leading of its Web site for people a more accessible version of our Web site— scholars from around the world to explore using handheld devices, http://ushmm.mobi—specially developed emerging issues and chart important directions such as iPhones and for the small screens and limited download for research relevant to the challenges of 21st- BlackBerrys. capacity of those devices. century antisemitism.

26 annual report 2007–08 The Power of Truth to Confront Hate 27 The power of truth to prevent genocide Using our international stature and access to build partnerships that transcend borders and politics, our institution is addressing one of humanity’s most vital issues.

A girl from Darfur, now living in Farchana Camp in eastern Chad, holds a drawing that depicts the attack on her village.

28 annual report 2007–08 Our Relentless Search for Truth 29 After the Holocaust the world pledged to end genocide, yet we have failed over and over again. Even in the age of 24-hour televised news and the Internet, with information about atrocities instantly available to governments and citizens, why when the truth is known, is there still reluctance to respond? The founders of this institution, this living memorial to the victims of the Holocaust, noted that of all the issues they addressed none was more perplexing or urgent than trying to prevent genocide. As Elie Wiesel put it, “a memorial unresponsive to the future would also violate the memory of the past.” In other words, memory imposes an obligation to act. We are working simultaneously on two critical fronts to utilize our unique stature, access, and ability to convene leaders and decision makers. The Museum has been instrumental in raising public awareness and catalyzing action against the genocide occurring today in Darfur, Sudan, and those areas where the probability for genocide is high. We have raised the bar in bearing witness with our mapping initiatives with Google Earth, accessible by 400 million users worldwide. Our global audience, materials, and expertise give countless human rights organizations and grassroots movements the increased capacity needed to be more effective in their work. But the real challenge is getting ahead of events. We were among the first to issue a genocide emergency alert for the situation in Darfur— even before the U.S. State Department. So for us the question is: How can we overcome the absence of effective structures to make the next time different? Working not just with citizens, but also with leaders, policy makers, and our partners in government, the Museum is forging new partnership-based initiatives committed to keeping the issue of genocide prevention Aerial view of a home on front and center in our national debate and to fire during a government- providing the concrete recommendations and backed Janjaweed attack tools to make a defining difference. on a village in Darfur, Sudan.

30 annual report 2007–08 Our Relentless Search for Truth 31 world is witness If the 1944 aerial photographs of Auschwitz and Birkenau now on display in the Museum had been widely available at the time, might history have been different? Could thousands of lives have been saved? Today, thanks to the Museum, satellite imagery through Google Earth allows millions of people to witness for themselves the evidence of genocide. No longer can we say we did not act because we did not know. Using the latest technology, the Museum’s Genocide Prevention Mapping Initiative is creating for the first time a compre- hensive view of the effects of genocide and related atrocities. Google Earth’s high-resolution imagery documents the destruction of villages, fields, and pastures, and the growth of refugee camps. But it is the authoritative data, photo- graphs, and other evidence gathered by Museum staff members and linked with the satellite images that complete the true picture about what is occurring on the ground. Crisis in Darfur, a partnership with Google Earth Close-up: launched in 2007, tracks the path of destruction st in Darfur. Visits to the “What Can I Do?” section A 21 Century of the Museum Web site doubled in the month after it was launched. The spring 2008 launch Truth Seeker with Google of World Is Witness, a geoblog that Michael Graham was recently made three combines on-the-ground eyewitness testimony, a Museum intern and “bearing witness” trips photographs, and videos with their geographic recent college graduate to Africa. He traveled locations, creates a compelling audiovisual in the summer of 2006 with the equipment of experience of the situations in Chad, the Demo- when he and a group a 21st-century truth- cratic Republic of the Congo, and . of volunteers began seeker—camera, video exploring how Google and audio recorders, Earth could be used laptop computer, GPS, to raise public aware- and satellite phone— ness about genocide. capturing the truth of Within a year, that what was happening. World Is Witness posts the idea flourished into a Everywhere he went testimony of people such as remarkable partnership people said to him, Simon Dut of Difra, Sudan. Kidnapped, beaten, and between Google and “Tell our story.” nearly killed, he managed the Museum that now Graham listened, to escape his assailants. reaches hundreds recorded, and now A few days later, when this of millions of people shares what he learned. photograph was taken around the world. As “I hear things that are showing his wounds, he still coordinator of the very hard to hear,” he did not know the fate of his new World Is Witness said. “But that is why we wife and two young children. geoblog, Graham need to listen.”

32 annual report 2007–08 The Power of Truth to Prevent Genocide 33 Genocide Prevention Task Force Making Genocide Prevention a Priority Building on its extensive relationships through- “We are convinced that the U.S. out , D.C., the Museum has joined with the American Academy of Diplomacy and government can and must do the United States Institute of Peace to create the better in preventing genocide— Genocide Prevention Task Force, co-chaired by former Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright a crime that threatens not only our and former Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen. The task force, the first high-level initiative values but our national interests.” dedicated to improving the U.S. government’s —William S. Cohen, Co-chair capacity to respond to emerging threats of genocide, was scheduled to present its findings at the end of 2008. The report includes recommendations in the following areas: Leadership—The Indispensable Ingredient; Early Warning—Assessing Risks and Triggering From Memory Action; Early Prevention—Engaging before to Action: the Crisis; Preventive Diplomacy—Halting Standing Up to Genocide Today and Reversing Escalation; Employing Military Many of the Museum’s approximately two workers, rescuers, international prosecutors, Options; International Action—Strengthening million annual visitors feel transformed by their and perpetrators, illustrating the role of Norms and Institutions. encounter with the history of the Holocaust. individuals in making history. Beginning in April 2009, a new exhibition will Visitors will be challenged to make their own remind them that knowing is simply not enough— pledges to take action—of any size or scope— that they can transform their thoughts and against genocide. In addition to a pledge card “The world agrees that genocide is unacceptable, feelings into action in a world still plagued by to take home, each visitor’s personal pledge genocide even after the Holocaust. and yet genocide and mass killings continue. will be immediately projected on a digital Our challenge is to match words to deeds to stop Using cutting-edge technology and compelling wall alongside the pledges of others who have personal narratives, From Memory to Action: promised to act. The companion Web site will allowing the unacceptable.” Standing Up to Genocide Today will invite visitors to offer visitors a range of social networking tools —Madeleine K. Albright, Co-chair join a growing community of conscience made to share what they have learned about genocide. up of people who care about preventing genocide. “The first step in changing how we respond Coordinator Belinda The exhibition highlights three recent cases to threats of genocide is to educate people to Blomberg (top) and curator of genocide—in Bosnia-Herzegovina, Rwanda, recognize the problem and to understand how Bridget Conley-Zilkic and Darfur—and how the world responded. they can take action,” said exhibition curator review photographs for Videos will introduce victims, activists, aid Bridget Conley-Zilkic. the new exhibition.

34 annual report 2007–08 The Power of Truth to Prevent Genocide 35 The power of truth to change the world Confronting the truth of the Holocaust, people go into the world thinking in a new way about their role in society—empowered to make a difference, inspired to do the right thing.

Philadelphia police cadets tour the Permanent Exhibition as part of the Museum’s leadership training program.

36 annual report 2007–08 Our Relentless Search for Truth 37 This is a pivotal moment in world history in which the crimes of the Holocaust—and what led up to them—feel all too relevant. What is the best response to the rising tide of hate? How do we balance security and freedom when confronting extremism? What are the consequences of indifference in our increasingly interconnected world? We have demonstrated there is nothing like the power of Holocaust education. An encounter with this history, this memory, this truth can be transformative. Whether our audience is young people or adults, each person comes to realize that education alone is insufficient. What matters is what people do with it. History is not inevitable. Everyone shares the responsibility for creating it. It is a myth to think that under the Nazi regime professionals—or even the killers themselves— did not have discretion. They did. But as has observed, “Under certain conditions people do things they would not normally do.” That is why we are reaching out to leaders who have responsibility for the public good to prepare them for defining moments. Whether making foreign policy, adjudicating the law, or protecting a civilian population, leaders can stand up against hate and injustice and choose to act when they witness an assault on human dignity. But our outreach to the general public, those who ultimately hold their leaders accountable, is just as crucial. An engaged citizenry that embraces the power of the individual to make a difference is the frontline defense for strong, just societies. Every generation dreams of progress, but a responsible world also requires A foreign military officer each of us to actively protect humane values. Our visits the Permanent Museum—this global institution—challenges Exhibition while training us all to recognize and seize those opportunities in the U.S. with the Army when we cannot afford to be silent. Foreign Liaison program.

38 annual report 2007–08 Our Relentless Search for Truth 39 Close-up: Inspiring Students to Put Words into Action When Lisa Bauman video, here’s the most trains a group of beautiful, sweet woman fellow teachers, she showing this tattoo on knows firsthand the her arm while she says, far-reaching impact ‘This shows what of engaging with happens when people Holocaust history. aren’t to each “Once you know this other,’ with her thick history, you have a accent,” said Bauman. responsibility to change The students then the world you live in,” interviewed teachers and says this high school other students about teacher in the Regional intolerant comments Education Corps. they might have heard Every year in her or responded to. The Holocaust course primary message of the at a Catholic school video is that each person in , students has the responsibility to their respon- speak out when remarks sibility to act through an are hurtful or perpetuate outreach project. One negative stereotypes. Levine of . “I first learned more about Teacher Fellow Carol Hearon class produced a video As powerful as this Educators Reaching the Holocaust just so I could teach my students. of participates in designed to explore project was for the Then I realized how many more people I could a discussion at the Museum intolerance and the idea school, Bauman looks American youth reach through teacher workshops—each [teacher] with other educators on of “the other.” “Our kids back from another the challenges of teaching are very sheltered and vantage point. “One of Conceivably, every year some 15 million American goes back to a class of 20 or 25 kids. This year about the Holocaust. high school students could learn these lessons I led a workshop for professors—each will reach many have never even the kids from that class from the Holocaust—or not. At the heart of the 100 future teachers a year.” met a Jewish person,” went on to represent his Museum’s effort to carry the power of truth Bauman explains. “The college on the Museum’s The Museum is committed to building this base into classrooms across America is our Regional purpose of their project genocide prevention across the country to reach increasing numbers Education Corps, a dedicated and growing was to use this video student board,” Bauman of communities and young people. “Through my team of 30 advanced Holocaust educators who to confront negative said. “He wants to be outreach, teachers establish a connection with provide other teachers around the country— stereotypes within our a high school English the Museum,” explains Lisa Bauman (see story, last year 5,000 other teachers—with the tools own school . . . a video teacher and I just think right), a literature teacher at Saint Thomas made for kids by kids.” that someday, as a to teach the Holocaust effectively. Aquinas High School in Overland Park, Kansas. First, the students teacher, he’s going to be “I have become very aware of the exponential “And now even those in rural areas can access the interviewed a survivor carrying this message impact of what we do,” explains educator Sally Museum’s resources online.” of Auschwitz. “In the out to more kids.”

40 annual report 2007–08 The Power of Truth to Change the World 41 Close-up: Ethics training like none other Sheila Sullivan Polk, the supervises 30 prosecutors, Yavapai County Attorney has made it her mission to from Prescott, , bring the training to others remembers when three in the legal community. She members of the local Jewish has worked with Museum Community Foundation staff to tailor sessions in came to her office to invite Arizona for 400 deputy her to visit the Museum prosecutors and for every as part of a pilot program state judge. Polk is now for civic leaders. “My first advocating that affiliated making in safeguarding our most basic free- “There is an ethical and moral reaction was, Why? Is there national training programs Shaping Leaders doms. Federal employees from 36 different a problem in my office that I make this available to agencies have participated in the training, grounding to what we do as don’t know about?” she said. her peers throughout the in Challenging times including the Social Security Administration, But she accepted the country. “People in law It was not just the brutality of the Brownshirts the Central Intelligence Agency, the Federal bureaucrats. [The training] was offer, and after the daylong enforcement deal with and the SS. Each government worker who Bureau of Investigation, the White House, a sobering reminder that effi- program, which combined crimes every day that are “went along” with Nazi policies played a part and the departments of Defense, Education, a Museum tour with a dis- heart-wrenching on an in what eventually resulted in the mass murder Homeland Security, and Labor, through ciency and effectiveness are not cussion about the relevance individual level,” she said. of millions. For every person persecuted partnerships with the Council for Excellence in ends in and of themselves. We of the lessons of the “This most horrific crime during the Holocaust, legions of government Government and the Federal Executive Institute. Holocaust, she knew that multiplies that emotional workers and other professionals—as part of need to take responsibility for she wanted others to have engagement 6 or 12 million These workshops have tripled in the past year their everyday duties—enabled the Nazis to this opportunity. As she times. It causes law enforce- due to increased demand and are an important carry out hundreds of policies and directives the real outcomes of our work.” explains, “This framework ment officers, attorneys, element of the Museum’s growing leadership reinforces in no better way and judges to think about targeting Jews and others. —James Bell, U.S. Department of State training programs for the military, law enforce- that I know the power we what we need to know, so Fellows with the Council for In a series of unique programs, the Museum ment personnel, diplomats, journalists, and in the legal community have something like the Holocaust Excellence in Government encourages professionals in key positions in clergy. This year for the first time the Museum over the lives of others.” won’t happen again. This attend a Museum training government and the military to reexamine trained all 700 Arizona state judges—from Since then, Polk, an is ethics training like none workshop. their own roles, responsibilities, and decision magistrates to the state supreme court. elected official who other we can get.”

42 annual report 2007–08 The Power of Truth to Change the World 43 “The program was a real eye-opener for me . . . . It got me out of my shell to do public speaking. It gave me a lot of confidence. And it taught me to accept people and their differences.” —Tiffany Tucker, Bringing the Lessons Home Ambassador

Bringing the Lessons Home Catalyst for Civic Engagement Can the lessons of the Holocaust have relevance in the lives of today’s young people? Can the power of this truth move beyond personal transformation and impact the wider community? In partnership with 30 Washington, D.C.–area middle and high schools, the Museum has proved it can. Over the past decade, Bringing the Lessons Home has prepared hundreds of students to become ambassadors for the Museum through an intensive program of exploration and study of Holocaust history. As ambassadors, the role of these young people is to lead tours in the Museum—for other students, teachers, police officers, and thousands of visitors—and to literally bring the lessons of the Holocaust Tiffany Tucker, now a home to their families, schools, churches, first-year medical student, and community organizations. An outside remembers the day eight evaluation completed this year shows that the years ago that she stepped off the elevator into the program has had a dramatic impact on the Permanent Exhibition. “By lives and choices of Bringing the Lessons Home the time I got to the display ambassadors. These young people exceed on the Nazi euthanization national averages on a range of measures of of children with disabilities, civic engagement and demonstrate higher I knew I had to get involved,” levels of involvement in their communities she said. than those who have not participated.

44 annual report 2007–08 The Power of Truth to Change the World 45 Days of Remembrance Events 2008 April 29–May 1 National Days of Remembrance—an important and solemn national occasion on which we honor the victims of the Holocaust and contemplate our obligation to uphold the values of freedom, justice, and democracy

In the U.S. Capitol Rotunda, Holocaust survivors, liberators, members of Congress, White House officials, ambassadors, Members of the Legacy of Light Society received certificates Present in the Rotunda were some of the more than 75 Museum supporters, and of recognition at the annual Society Tea. Front row, from left: Holocaust survivors who volunteer at the Museum, working community leaders gather Dr. Diane S. Isaacs, Helene Stolker, Marilyn Wallach, and closely with staff to conduct research, translate historical in an annual ceremony to Barbara Mortkowitz. Back row: Museum Chief of Staff William documents, and share their personal histories with visitors. remember the victims and S. Parsons, Karyl Charna Lynn, Harvey S. Bodker, Marie M. to reflect on the lessons of Gilbert, Ann Krouse, James A. Gilbert, June C. Bashkin, Kurt the Holocaust. L. Wallach, Dr. Sidney Davidson, and Audrey Gerson.

Senator Wayne Allard, Holocaust survivor and Museum Giving the keynote address, Founders Society Co-Chairs Jay Stein and Howard L. Ganek At the National Tribute Dinner, Director Sara Bloomfield Several leaders of the Wings of Memory Society attended Pillar of Memory Chris Lerman, and Catholic priest Father White House Chief of attend a special breakfast for Society members. presents honorees and inaugural Chairman’s Circle members the National Days of Remembrance Events. Front row, from Patrick Desbois participate in the memorial candlelighting Staff Joshua Bolten Eric F. and Lore Ross with a pewter model of the Museum left: Alice Abrams, Southeast Region—Boca Raton Co- ceremony in the Rotunda. The previous evening, Father speaks movingly about inscribed, “With Profound Gratitude to Eric F. and Lore Chair; Sally and Jeffrey Levine, Southeast Region— Desbois was honored at the National Tribute Dinner for his this generation’s moral Ross—Visionary Leaders, Dedicated Partners, Cherished Co-Chairs. Second row: Mindy Unger, Northeast Region— pioneering work in Ukraine. responsibility to victims Friends.” The Rosses have committed more than $13 million Co-Chair; Alice Abt, Midwest Region— of the Holocaust. to the Museum, making them the institution’s largest Co-Chair; Robert Abrams, Southeast Region—Boca Raton contributors. This year they announced a remarkable third Co-Chair. Top row: Marilyn Malkin, National Advisor, and challenge grant to inspire other donors to make gifts. Howard Unger, Northeast Region—New York Co-Chair.

46 annual report 2007–08 Days of Remembrance Events 47 PHOENIX DINNER Dr. Nathan and Judy Laufer and Bill and Susan Levine co-chaired the Museum’s Our Partners inaugural dinner in Phoenix, A few of the indispensable individuals and which featured Holocaust institutions who helped fulfill the Museum’s survivor, author, and former Council member Gerda urgent and timely mission Weissmann Klein. From left: Nathan Laufer, Pillar of Memory and Council member Bill Levine, Gerda Weissmann Klein, Susan Levine, and Judy Laufer. MUSEUM TRAVEL PROGRAM Wings of Memory Society members, below, traveled to Germany and Poland in late 2007 for a behind-the-scenes look at the Museum’s work with partners in Europe, visiting Holocaust sites, synagogues, museums, and memorials. Behind them is the House of the Wannsee Conference Memorial in Berlin. NEXT GENERATION EVENTS In Washington, D.C., the The travel program is expanding to include destinations Mid-Atlantic Wings of Memory Society Next Generation in , the Czech Republic, , and Romania. Board, co-chaired by Council member Brad Wine and his Council member Carol Cohen and her husband, Douglas, wife, Melanie, engaged new donor families at the group’s left, chaired the trip and announced a major commitment first day in December 2007. Far left: Mr. Wine to become members of the Museum’s Founders Society. brought his daughter Rachel to the event, which featured special educational activities for children, parents, and grandparents. In New York, the Museum joined with the New-York Historical Society and Darfur/Darfur to project images from the genocide in Sudan onto the exterior of the society’s building. Left: Elisa Mailman, who co-chairs the New York Wings of Memory Society Next Generation Board, and Society board member Julie Kopel attend the opening program.

CHICAGO LUNCHEON Speaking before an audience of 3,000 Museum supporters attending EVENTS Council member M. Ronald Krongold the annual Risa K. Lambert Luncheon in Chicago, Founding Chairman and Nobel addresses guests at a parlor meeting in Miami Beach Elie Wiesel reflected on the Museum’s efforts to preserve Holocaust memory and the featuring Father Patrick Desbois, who briefed supporters continuing threat of antisemitism worldwide. The Museum honored Wiesel with the creation on his efforts with the Museum to locate mass graves of of the Tziporah Wiesel Fund for the Study of Romanian and Hungarian Jewry, named after Jews in Ukraine. Mr. Krongold and his wife, Glenda, along his younger sister who died at Auschwitz and whom he refers to throughout his writings as with former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush and his wife, Columba, his “little angel.” Longtime Museum supporters Bruce and Ann Bachmann co-chaired the cohosted the event. The Museum holds a series of events luncheon, which raised more than $3.1 million. like this in Florida every winter in cities such as Boca Raton, Miami, and Sarasota.

48 annual report 2007–08 Our Partners 49 HOLOCAUST STUDIES EYEWITNESS Richard and Rosalee TESTIMONIES With their Davison (Ben and Zelda recent commitment, Cohen Fellowship), Mrs. Jeff and Toby Herr have Leon Milman (Leon Milman become the Museum’s Memorial Fellowship), and newest Benefactors. Their The Revson Foundation, a gift supports efforts to Museum Founder, ( collect oral testimony from H. Revson Foundation Holocaust eyewitnesses, Fellow) are helping the collaborators, and Museum shape the emerging perpetrators across Europe. field of Holocaust studies Jeff Herr, left, is shown through fellowships that with Vice Chairman Joel support significant research Geiderman and Founders and writing about the Society Co-Chair Jay Stein. Holocaust. Alessandro Visani, right, Pearl Resnick Postdoctoral Fellow, at work in the Museum’s Library.

INITIATIVE ON ANTISEMITISM The Museum’s Voices on Antisemitism podcast series reaches more than 20,000 listeners per month on the Museum’s Web site as well as other sites such as iTunes and Public Radio Exchange. This successful outreach venture is made possible with the support of the Oliver and Elizabeth Stanton Foundation. Listeners can also access the podcasts at the Museum’s exhibition A Dangerous Lie: The Protocols of the Elders of Zion, left.

ENDOWMENT SUPPORT Gifts from the Ferenc Family Charitable Foundation of (above right), a Museum Founder, and Founders Murray and Ellen Koppelman (above) and Sandra Glicksman will go to the Museum’s Permanent Endowment Fund to provide support for Museum programs in the future.

GENOCIDE PREVENTION A new Museum exhibition, From Memory to Action: Standing Up to Genocide Today, will open in the PROPAGANDA INITIATIVE Opening in January, the WEB TRANSLATION PROJECT With the generous support spring of 2009, thanks groundbreaking State of Deception: The Power of Nazi of Museum Pillars of Memory the Carl and Ruth Shapiro to the generous support Propaganda exhibition (above) will run for three years as Family Foundation and Richard and Rhoda Goldman of Founders Howard and part of a major Museum initiative made possible by The Foundation, the Museum is making information on the Mindy Unger and the Price Marcus Foundation of Atlanta, Georgia, a Museum Pillar Holocaust and antisemitism available online in more than a family. Pictured from of Memory. The initiative will include a companion Web dozen languages, including Arabic, Farsi, Turkish, and Urdu. left, Vice Chairman Joel site, book, and traveling exhibition as well as educational The Museum’s Web site is a “Global Classroom” reaching Geiderman, Mindy Unger, programming for media and government officials and people worldwide who have little or no access to information and Howard Unger. presentations for the public. about the Holocaust that is accurate and undistorted.

50 annual report 2007–08 Our Partners 51 FOUNDERS SOCIETY Founders Chairman’s Circle Gifts of $1 million or more Gifts of $10 million or more Anonymous Lorraine and Jack N.* Friedman Jennie Perelman Foundation Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany Madlyn and Leonard Abramson Susie and Michael Gelman The Jay and Rose Phillips Family Foundation Eric F. and Lore Ross Charles S. Ackerman Dr. David and Joan Goldfarb Alan Pines, Mark Sarna, and Martin Statfeld Adelson Family Foundation The Joyce and Irving Goldman Family Irene and Abe Pollin American Gays and Lesbians, Families and Foundation The Pritzker Family Benefactors Friends Murray H. and Joan M. Goodman Judith B. and Burton P. Resnick Gifts of $5 million or more Ted* and Lin Arison Harold and Sylvia Greenberg Pearl Resnick* Corporation The Maurice R. and Corrine P. Greenberg Charles H. Revson Foundation Albert Abramson The Bender Family—Blake Construction Foundation Lester Robbins* and Sheila Johnson Robbins Jeff and Toby Herr Allen I. and Joan Bildner Nathan* and Sophia* Gumenick and Toni Rock Neil G. Bluhm, Leslie N. Bluhm, Andrew Joseph Gurwin Family Foundation Marcus* and Ann Rosenberg The Sidney Kimmel Foundation G. Bluhm and Meredith A. Bluhm-Wolf Estate of Helmut Hannes Samuel* and Jean* Rothberg The Harvey M. and Lyn P. Meyerhoff Fund, Inc., Barbara S. Bluhm-Kaul and Family The Merrill Hassenfeld Family Lawrence J. and Anne Rubenstein and the Joseph and Rebecca Meyerhoff Memorial Fund Anne R.* and Ned* Bord Erwin Herling* Charitable Foundation Braman Family Foundation Hoffberger Family Fund, Inc. S. H. and Helen Scheuer Family Foundation Bella Wexner* and Leslie H. and Abigail Wexner Martin,* Maurice, and Matthew Allen, Dolores, Herbert, and Irving and Helen* Schneider Bucksbaum Families Sidney Kohl Families The Jerome and Saul Schottenstein Families Pillars of Memory Joseph A. and Janeal Cannon and Family William and Sheila Konar Estate of Trude Schreiber Gifts of $2 million or more The Rhoda and David Chase Family Doris and Simon Konover Joseph Schwartz Family Foundation Foundation Inc. Murray and Ellen Koppelman and J. B. and Maurice C. Shapiro Charitable Trust M. & S. Adelson, R. & I. Chafetz and J. & T. Cutler The Judd, Randi, Stephen, and Barry Malkin Families The Chrysler Corporation Fund Sandra Glicksman Mickey and Karen Shapiro The Coca-Cola Company Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Koret Morris and Evelyn Sidewater The Annenberg Foundation The Marcus Foundation Craig and Deborah Cogut Barbara and Fred* Kort The Smith Kogod Families The Arthur and Rochelle Belfer Foundation Milken Family Foundation Douglas and Carol Cohen Rae Kushner* The Sosland Family The Crown Family Ratner, Miller, Shafran Families The Ryna and Melvin Cohen Family Ronald S., JoCarole, and Estée* Lauder Rena Rowan Damone Righteous Persons Foundation Foundation and the Lauder Foundation The Starr Foundation The Leonard and Sophie Davis Leichtag Family Foundation The Sudikoff Family Foundation Estate of Suzette Derzavis The Helena Rubinstein Foundation Foundation The Annette M. and Theodore N. Lerner Linda and Schuyler Sylvers Howard L. and Judie Ganek Schwarz Foundation Martin* and Luella Davis Family Foundation Dr.* and Mrs. Laszlo Tauber and Family Richard and Rhoda Goldman Foundation Nathan Shapell* Estate of Bernice and Louis Dozoretz, MD The Lerner Foundation Laurence* and Billie Tisch Leslie and Susan, Louis and Kelly Gonda Carl and Ruth Shapiro Family Foundation Cindy Stein Edelman Gerard Leval—Arent Fox PLLC Preston Robert Tisch* Carylon* and Julius Hemmelstein Family The Curt C. and Else Silberman Foundation Anne and Isidore Falk Charitable Anita and Arnold* Lorber Jack and Helen Tramiel Foundation The Lumer Family Howard and Mindy Unger Jack and Ina* Kay Deanie and Jay Stein Fannie Mae Foundation Mandel Associated Foundations The Foundation The Kovler Family Foundation Fern and Manfred Steinfeld Family Feil Family Foundation Peter W. and Leni May Frederick R. Weisman Philanthropic Miles* and Chris Lerman Victim List Project of the Swiss Banks Settlement Dalck* and Rose Feith Family Bernard and Lusia Milch Foundation Jeanette Lerman-Neubauer and Joe Neubauer (United States District Court, Eastern District of Ferenc Family Charitable Foundation Seymour* and Vivian Milstein The Wilf Family Foundation of Brooklyn David and Ruth* Mitzner and The Winnick Family Foundation Morris Leviloff Trust New York, Hon. Edward R. Korman, presiding) Max M.* and Marjorie S. Fisher Ira and Mindy Mitzner The Severin Wunderman Family Dr.* and Mrs. Alec C. Levin and Family Hilda*, Otto*, Brenda and Sandra Wolf The Freed Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Robert Patron and The Zuckerman, Pantirer, Levenstein The William S. and Ina Levine Foundation Marilyn and Sigi* Ziering Mr.* and Mrs.* James Ingo Freed and Family Marcia Patron* Families

Chairman’s Circle Pillars of Memory Legacy of Light Estate commitments of $10 million or more Estate commitments of $2 million or more FOUNDERS SOCIETY Linda and Schuyler Sylvers Dr. Sidney Davidson Members of the Legacy of Light Founders Society Rebecca Knaster have informed the Museum of planned giving and Benefactors testamentary gift arrangements in which commitments Founders of $1 million or more have been made to the Museum. Estate commitments of $5 million or more Following are individuals who have given consent to Kurt L. and Marilyn Wallach Estate commitments of $1 million or more be included in this listing. Gerald M.* and Mary L. Fisch Ann and Paul Krouse *Deceased Alan J. Shepherd

52 annual report 2007–08 Our Donors 53 Annual Contributors $50,000–$99,999 Dottie Bennett and Richard Morton The Winnick Family Foundation Ericsson Kraft Foods Gary and Phyllis Schahet Gerald and Elaine Auerbach Anonymous Tom A. and Andi Bernstein Estate of Ethel Yazen Ms. Eva Faulkner Jan M. and Eugena Krol Charitable William and Fani Schifman Avenue Capital Management II, LP We gratefully acknowledge the Estate of Ilse R. Achter Estate of Ruth L. Bittman Joan G. Zimmerman Rafael Feferman Foundation Schindler Family of San Diego The Azeez Foundation generosity of the many donors who have Charles S. Ackerman Blum Family Foundation Zuckerman Family Foundation Sig and Mimi Feiger Family Ann and Paul Krouse Charles and Lynn Schusterman Family Barbara B. and Ronald D. Balser contributed to the Museum from January Dr. Miriam and Sheldon G. Adelson The Morris and Gwendolyn Cafritz Mr. and Mrs. Sherwin Zuckerman Deborah and Ronald Feinstein Jay Langner Foundation Helen S. and Merrill L. Bank 1 through December 31, 2007. Ann and Bruce Bachmann Foundation Cynthia and Robert L. Feldman LaSalle Bank, N.A. Edward and Irma Schwartz Foundation, Inc. Estate of Lila R. Bath Michael Cheeger $10,000–$24,999 Victor R. and Claudia Felson Dr. Nathan and Judy Laufer Jamie and David Schwartz Dan and Florence Barber $1 MILLION OR MORE David and Betty-Jean Bavar Devinki, Pack, and Kolkin Families Anonymous Irving B. and Gloria Fine The Blanche and Irving Laurie Michael and Roberta Seedman Family Patricia and Michael J. Batza Conference on Jewish Material Claims The David Berg Foundation Dorot Foundation Abn Amro Services Company Wolf Finkelman Foundation Foundation Robert and Elana Baum Against Germany Amy and Paul Blavin Dune Capital Management, LP Robert and Alice Abt Stuart and Kim Frankenthal The Francis L. Lederer Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. Seiler Seymour Baum Estate of Suzette Derzavis Blavin & Company, Inc. The Everett Foundation Allstate Mikki and Norman Freidkin Leir Charitable Trusts The Seinfeld Family Foundation Barbara L. Baumstein Estate of Bernice and Louis Dozoretz, M.D. Neil G. Bluhm, Leslie N. Bluhm, Steven and Cipora Brown Feiner Jeffrey A. Altman Foundation Faye and Fred* Friedman Leiser Sound, Inc. Robin and Jill Selati Bruce and Ellen Soren Beda Dr. David and Joan Goldfarb Andrew G. Bluhm and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Field Barbara Amper Mr. and Mrs. Bill Friend Felicia and Ronald S. Levin Sam and Nancy Shamie and Family Morris and Cynthia S.* Belzberg Richard and Rhoda Goldman Foundation Meredith A. Bluhm-Wolf Mary L. Fisch Irv and Bee Apatoff Foundation, Inc. Peter and Adrienne Fritz Mr. and Mrs. Myron Levin Asa and Sara Shapiro Sharon Benus Eric F. and Lore Ross Estate of Rhoda Boyko Seymour Fleisher Frank and Beverly Arnstein Marian Galewitz Sally and Jeffrey Levine Harvey G. and Susan Sherzer Stanley and Doris Berenzweig Victim List Project of the Swiss Banks Norman and Florence Brody The Fox Family Foundation Allie and Ellen Ash David and Judith Ganz Fund Elaine and Donald Levinson Shostak Charitable Fund Melvyn and Bertini Bergstein Settlement (United States District Foundation Sadye F. Goldberg Family Trust U/A/D Jeffrey Auerbach and Terry Tretter Dr. Ralph Geiderman Mr. and Mrs Lawrence F. Levy Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Shulman Christine and James Berick Court, Eastern District of New York, Roberta and Irwin Chafetz Goldman, Sachs & Co. Daron and Ron Barness Family Robert B. and Jean Gelbort Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Levy The Sidley Austin Foundation Frank and Toby Berman Family Hon. Edward R. Korman, presiding) Douglas and Carol Cohen Gordon Foundation Foundation Susie and Michael Gelman The Lipton Foundation Alvin and Laura Siegal Foundation Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Louis L. Colen The Harold and Jean Grossman Thomas R. Baruch Nylda and Herbert Gemple Leonard Litwin Mace Siegel Jules Bernstein and Linda Lipsett $500,000–$999,999 Einhorn Family Charitable Trust Foundation Bashas’-AJ’s Fine Foods-Food City- Diane and Hal Gershowitz Florence Lloyd William and Karyn Silverstein Miriam Bernstein Adelson Family Foundation Itchko Ezratti Jeffrey and Elyse Haas Sportsmans Audrey Gerson Valiant Foundation Lowenberg Family Supporting Estate of Celia Stern Silverstone Martha and David Berzon Humanity United Fund of Silicon Valley Estate of James Kurt Fisher Harris Family Foundation June C. Bashkin Marysia and Matthew Gerson Foundation The Smith Kogod Families Michele and Lawrence Beyer Community Foundation Future Fund of the Republic of Austria Lee Hendler Ivan and Nancy Becker Jerold and Rhea Gilbert Marv and Marilyn Z. Lustbader Dr. Alan Solomon Stanley Black Murray and Ellen Koppelman and Robert L. and Marie Glasser Buz and Joey Hoffman Robert and Joan Beir Marie and Jim Gilbert Elisa Mailman Marce F. and Audrey Solomon Blank Rome, LLP Sandra Glicksman Helen Goldkind Intercontinental Truck Brokerage Sandy and Harvey Belfer Connie and David Girard-diCarlo Marilyn Malkin and Larry Wolf Stoller Family CLAT Lynn and Wolf Blitzer Ratner, Miller, Shafran Families Bernard Gotfryd Corporation Benson Family Trust Bruce and Suzanne Glassman Marcus Corporation Foundation Mark and Susan Susz Estate of Leroy B. Block Howard and Mindy Unger Jack Gottloeb Trust Sherwin and Deborah Jarol Stephen A. Benson Bernard Goldberg Edith and Carl Markel Irit and Jonathan Tratt Sara J. Bloomfield Estate of Sidney M. Hais JP Morgan Chase Cynthia and Theodore Berenson Barry and Jill Golden Victor and Monica Markowicz Dr. Milton Tretiak Robert and Leslie Bond and Family $250,000–$499,999 Marlene and Samuel Halperin Kamber Foundation Carl and Rachel Berg Goldman, Sachs Philanthropy Fund Charitable Trust Vamos Family Trust Estate of Leon Borovick Estate of Anne R. Bord Charitable Trust of the Fidelity Estate of Ella Klein Marge and Egon Berg The Goldsmith Family Foundation and Mayer Samantha R. Virdin Bradley Associates Charitable Gift Fund Kovler Family Foundation and Maurice Berk Estate of Mildred Golombeck Kenneth B. Mehlman The Wagner Family Foundation Adam Brass $100,000–$249,999 Hersham David and Sharon Leiman Leonard and Linda Berkowitz Gillian and Ellis Goodman Amy and Alan Meltzer George Wasserman Foundation, Inc. Bernard and Judy Briskin Anonymous (2) Ronne and Donald Hess Foundation The Annette M. and Theodore N. Lerner Robert and Dr. Phyliss Bernstein Family The Ellis Goodman Family Foundation Merrill Lynch Theodore and Renee Weiler Foundation Shelley and Joseph Brodecki Braman Family Foundation Steven and Suzanne Hilton and Family Family Foundation Foundation Gordon Management, Inc., Edgewater Mesirow Financial Corporation Daniel and Ariana Weindling Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bronfein The Crown Family Dolores Kohl Kaplan and Morry Kaplan William J. Lowenberg Dr. and Mrs. Stanley W. Bleifer Fund H. Jack Miller Marcus M. and Carole M. Weinstein Arnold and Adrienne Brookstone Joan and Ted Cutler The Mayer and Morris Kaplan Foundation Hanna L. Marx Marlene Breslow Blitstein and Roberta and Howard Goss Family Lois and Jon Mills Family Weinstein Management Company, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert C. Buchbinder Dr. Sidney Davidson Amy Kaslow and Richard Rosetti Paul and Jill Meister Berle Blitstein Grateful Foundation, Inc. Minor Family Foundation Herbert C. Wenske Foundation Jackie and John Bucksbaum Lee and Bonnie Feinberg Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kassen Harvey M. Meyerhoff Trust of Betsy Blom Greenberg Traurig, LLP Morgan Keegan & Co., Inc. Sheryl and Stuart Wernick Anne and George Bunting Estate of Frances W. Franck Eleanor M. and Herbert D. Katz Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Meyerhoff II Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona Harold and Sylvia Greenberg Morgan Stanley Terry Whitehouse and Richard Ansbacher Gertrude Burdor Philip M. Friedman Family Family Foundation Dr. Alfred Munzer and Mr. Joel Wind Barbara Bluhm-Kaul and Don Kaul Bill and Ellen Greengoss David and Linda Moscow Foundation Wiley Rein LLP Harry and Fay Burka Foundation Howard L. and Judie Ganek Estate of Harry Kevich Pasquinelli Family Foundation BNE Associates Maurice and Beverly Gross Gary Neiman Valerie and Jeffrey Wilpon Sharon Burka Philanthropic Fund of the Jewish Leichtag Family Foundation Lynn and Lewis Pell Sandy and Stanley Bobb Barbara and Steven Grossman Molly and Paula F. Nelkin Estate of Frances E. Wolf Joshua Carin Communal Fund The Lumer Family Pollack Family Foundation Bogen Family Charitable Trust The Grove Foundation The Northern Trust Company Mr. and Mrs. Milton M. Wolff Prof. Gerard E. Caspary Grosvenor Capital Management, L.P. Herbert J. Maletz Leon M. Pollack Ervin Bognar and Margit Meissner Brenda and Sanford L. Guritzky Jeanne and Charlie Olson Mr. and Mrs. Sheffield Wolk Lee S. Casty Family Foundation Jeff and Toby Herr The Jack and Goldie Wolfe Miller The Brodie Price Fund of the Jewish Louis L. Borick Kurt and Nancy Gutfreund Laura and Selwyn Oskowitz Robin and Marc Wolpow Deborah and Steven Cavalier and Jack Kay Foundation Community Foundation of San Diego R. J. and Gloria Brandes Joseph and Shelia Gutman Toni and Ron Paul Jerome A. Yavitz Charitable Foundation, Sara Shackleton Janet and Michael Krasny Mrs. Leon Milman Richard and Linda Price Cindy and Adam Bronfman Thomas L. and JoAnn K. Harris Jack and Marilyn Pechter Inc. Scott A. and Maureen J. Chaikin Miles* and Chris Lerman Mitnick Charitable Lead Unitrust J.B. and M.K. Pritzker Family Matthew and Kay Bucksbaum Hecktman Family Foundation Michael and Sandra Perlow Ida and Warren Zeger Mr. and Mrs. Stanley M. Chesley The Lerner Foundation Daniel and Jane Och Foundation John and Joe Catenacci Phyllis Greenberg Heideman and Perry Capital Estate of Allen Zendel Jack Chester Foundation Philip and Janice Levin Foundation Alan J. and Elisa Pines Pritzker Family Philanthropic Fund Fella Cederbaum Richard D. Heideman Estate of Alice Peters Ziegler Family Trust Chicago Mercantile Exchange William S. and Ina Levine Foundation Sheila Johnson Robbins Jack and Phyllis Rosen Dr. and Mrs. Sol Center Hochberg Family Foundation Steven and Helice Picheny Mrs. Ruth B. Ziegler Michael A. Chirco The Lewin Charitable Unitrust Daniel E. and Susan Rothenberg Barbara and Richard Rosenberg Edith and David Chaifetz Mildred Hofberg Picower Foundation Ed and Judi Zuker Citadel Group Foundation John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Mark and Anita Sarna Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rosenfield Chernow Charitable Trust Mr. and Mrs. Jerry J. Hornstein Joan and Lewis Platt Classic Residence by Hyatt Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schiffrin Leo Rosner Foundation Inc. Pat and Myron M. Cherry Franklin* and Frances G. Horwich Polk Family Charitable Fund $5,000–$9,999 Cohen Charitable Foundation The Judd, Randi, Stephen, and Barry The Curt C. and Else Silberman Wendy Rudolph and Graeme Bush Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Clark IPA Charities, Inc. Vivian L. Pollock Anonymous (3) Elliott and Judith Cohen Malkin Families Foundation Marshall and Marilyn Sachs Trusts Barry Cohen Dr. Diane S. Isaacs and Dr. Jay L. Halio Norman and Elaine Polsky Carrie and Morris Aaron Jay and Lois Cohen David and Ruth* Mitzner and Ira and Louis F. Smith Richard S. and Janice Sambol Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin B. Cohen Nathan P. Jacobs Foundation Irma and Lester Poretsky Naomi Aberly and Laurence Lebowitz Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Cohodes Mindy Mitzner Martin F. and Beth Statfeld Rowland and Sylvia Schaefer Family and Family JHJ Family Limited Partnership LP Ambassador John and Marcia Price Abroms Charitable Foundation Inc. Matthew and Laurie Coleman Mr. and Mrs. Curt N. Parker Linda and Schuyler Sylvers Foundation, Inc. The Ryna and Melvin Cohen Family Kaplan Foundation Fund Quantum First Capital Hal and Judy Abroms Timothy and Andrea Collins Benjamin and Seema Pulier Charitable Alvin and Fanny B. Thalheimer Mark and Lorraine Schapiro Foundation Anne and Burt Kaplan Dr. Pauline L. Rabin and Mr. Mort Miller James and Louise Abroms Lisa and Bruce Cort Foundation, Inc. Foundation, Inc. Jess and Sheila Schwartz Foundation Seymour and Rita Cohen Edward and Carol Kaplan Sofin Raskin Edward and Wilhelmina Ackerman The Covenant Foundation Righteous Persons Foundation Katharine M. and Leo S. Ullman Carl and Ruth Shapiro Family Foundation Amy and Andrew Cohn Jerome and Deena Kaplan Bert W. and Barbara Rein Foundation Marjorie F. and Irving Cowan Sacks Family Foundation Viterbi Family Foundation Larry and Bobbi Sheron Ilana D’Ancona Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP Anita and Burton J. Reiner Maxine Adler Victor and Raquel Dabah The Samberg Family Foundation Dan K. Wassong Jason and Jordan Sills Foundation The Darivoff Family Foundation Ellen Philips Schwarzman Katz Judith B. and Burton P. Resnick Adventist Health Care Marla and Aubrey Dan Nathan and Lilly Shapell Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Josh Weston The Starr Foundation Dick and Betsy DeVos Foundation Foundation Peter Robbins and Page Sargisson The Lassor and Fanny Agoos Charity Mr. and Mrs. Glenn R. Davis Mickey and Karen Shapiro Estate of Martin F. Witkin Allen A. Stein Family Foundation Diller–Von Furstenberg Family Irene Katz Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc. Fund, Inc. Richard and Rosalee Davison The Sosland Foundation Helen, Sam and Jeff Zell and the Mr. and Mrs. Avy Stein Foundation Steven J. Katz Elaine and Bernard Roberts The Alpha Epsilon Pi Foundation, Inc. Delta Air Lines, Inc. Oliver and Elizabeth Stanton Foundation William Zell Family Foundation Linda and Schuyler Sylvers The Dreman Foundation Elaine Wolk Kaufman Ruth and Norman Rose The Anz Company LLC DLA Piper Rudnick Gray US, LLP Deanie and Jay Stein Takiff Family Foundation Ira A. and Barbara R. Eichner Florence Glass Kaufman Trust Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Rosen Appelbaum Family Foundation Drescher Foundation Howard and Diane Wohl $25,000–$49,999 Mr. and Mrs. K. Peter Wagner Foundation Ruth and Mal Kaufman The Rosenbloom Foundation Judith L. and Robert D. Appelbaum Mr. and Mrs. Jared Drescher Hilda*, Otto*, Brenda and Sandra Wolf Anonymous Dan K. Wassong Mark D. Ein Gloria and Harvey Kaylie Marvin D. and Carol Rowen Richard and Maureen Appelbaum Diane and Dr. John Eckstein Rita Allen Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Judd Weinberg Richard and Gail Elden Kersten Foundation Susan and Clifford Rucker Susan and Geoff Armstrong Paul and Flo Eckstein Maria Altmann Valerie White and Avi Silberschatz Richard and Lois Marky and Martin Kirsch Sol and Roz Ruthman Lori and Marty Aronovitz Steven G. Einhorn L & R Anixter Foundation Beatrice S. Wind Trust Estate of Lillian J. Epps Michael Kornreich The Samueli Foundation Atran Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Eisenberg

54 annual report 2007–08 Our Donors 55 Helene, Michael, Adam, Gina, Reid and Joan Holland and Eli Glassman Perry Mann E. F. Robbins Foundation Jerome Turk Marilyn and Ray Cohen Terry and Jamee Gross Miller Foundation Elkus The Theodore and Gertrude Horwich E. Manocherian Foundation David and Natalie Roberts Susan and Bruce Turnbull Susan and Michael Cohen Grossberg Abrams Foundation Mimi S. Monett Emory University Group Maor Inc. Marian and Eva Rokacz Foundation Alba L. and Robert Tutnauer Cooper Management Company, LLC Jeffrey and Susan Gumbiner Allan and Elaine Muchin Exelon Corporation Dr. Walter W. Igersheimer Elizabeth H. Margosches and Mr. and Mrs. Marvin M. Romanek Gioietta and Alberto Vitale and Cheryl Cooper Henry J. Herman Group Fred Eychaner Allan and Debbie Janoff Donald B. Melman Douglas C. and Michelle Rose Walgreens Co. Cornerstone Financial Mr. and Mrs. Henry Herskowitz Joseph and Elisabeth Nesler Mr. and Mrs. Steven Fader JMB Insurance Eric Margules Lester J. and Norma Rosenberg Leigh Walters Marjorie F. Cowan Family Foundation Ronald and Susan Hillman Dr. Steven K. Neufeld and Falic Family Foundation Stephen and Sandra Joffe Clara Markowicz Harold and Linda Rosenson Gerald E. Wedren Marion Cutler Steven J. Hilton Family Trust Mrs. Gayle Neufeld Estate of Walter A. Feibelman JSJ Family Foundation Daniela Markowicz Jason Rosenthal and Weinberg Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. David B. Dahl The Himmelrich Fund Mrs. Nada Neumann Mr. Michael Feldstein and Just Give Beatrice C. Mayer Amy Krouse Rosenthal Debbi and Glenn Weinberg Marla and Aubrey Dan Gary Hindes Gordon and Toby Newman Mrs. Lori Feldstein Dr. Michael Kahan Diane Goldstick Meagher and Rothchild-Woodmar Corporation Paul H. and Roslyn Weinstein Joseph Daniels Ilana and Herbert B. Hirsch Kelly Newsome David and Janis Finer Jerry and Rosalie Kahn Thomas F. Meagher, Jr. Travis Rothlein Sonia and John Weiss Michael H. and Martha W. Davidson Robert A. Hirsch Aileen and Meyer Osofsky Ida Shrut Fisher Trust Drs. Perry and Elena Kamel Mr. Lee and Dr. Deborah L. Meisel Marvin and Jan Rotter Dr. and Mrs. Lewis Wetstein Marcia and Kenneth H. Denberg Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hirsh Barbara and Robert Paget Evan and Beth Fishman Mr. and Mrs. William Kaplan Mr. and Mrs. Philip Meisel Rubens Family Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Martin Wexler Roseanne Diamond Maralessa and Alter Holand Park Cities Bank Hope L. Flack Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Karmin Robert and Linda Mendelson Tony and Linda Rubin Inez and Alexander White Terry and Marilyn Diamond Shelley S. Hymes Peoples Energy Fleischaker Family Foundation Kurt and Lonny Karmin Midwest Equity Partners Howard and Raina Ruskin Melanie and Bradley Wine The Diamond Family Foundation The Individual Group Pinnacle West Capital Corporation & APS Mr. and Mrs. David S. Fleischaker Frank* and Fay Katlin Midwest Exchange LLC Dale and Nate Sachs Erving and Joyce Wolf Foundation Bernard Dillenberger Institute for Medical Education and Irwin and Shirley Pinsky Focus Investment Inc. Linnie and Michael Katz Rebecca and Nathan Milikowsky Frances and Al Sachs Ms. S. Wolfe Edward and Susan Doherty Research Howard and Geraldine* Polinger Family Mr. Jon Foley and Mr. Jeffrey Grinspoon Jay and Anita Kaufman Gerda Miller Laura and Bradley Sacks of Helen and Israel Wortman Sandy and Howard Donsky International Capital Partners Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Ted Foxman Robert and Florence Kaufman Harvey L. and Janice Miller Sade Development Company Jeffery Yablon Dorfman Pacific Company Charles and Norman J. Jacobs Maria and Adam Pollock Mr. and Mrs. James Frank Sharon and Leon Kaufman Larry E. Miller Marshal and Janet Salant Rosalye Yashek Daisy A. Driss Leslie and Eugene Jacobs and Family PricewaterhouseCoopers Mrs. Zollie Frank Joan W. Kay Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mills Julian Savage Mr. and Mrs. Edward Yelon Dubin Residential Michael and Laurie Anne Jaffe Prince, Lobel, Glovsky & Tye LLP Aaron and Sara Franzblau Foundation Sivia Kaye Howard P. and Abby S. Milstein Susan and Bob Schechter Judith and Mark Yudoff David and Erin Dubin Jameson Realty Group James N. Pritzker Fremont Foundation Kristi and Andrew Kelly MK & A Corporation Peter L. Scher and Kimberly H. Tilley Dennis and Geena Zaslavsky Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dubowitch Juel Janis David and Stephanie Pulver Robert and Barbara Fremont George and Marilyn Kennedy Barbara D. Molotsky Steven and Onnie Scheyer Stanley R. Zax The M&J Eisenberg Family Fund Daniel S. Japha Puritan Finance Corporation Fribourg Family Foundation Bobby E. Kimbel, Ph.D. Joy and Jerry Monkarsh Family Anne and Ernest Schnesel Barbara and Barry Zemel Marshall and Jo Ann Eisenberg Dr. Joel A. Kaplan Ronald and Linda Rashkow Maryann Fribourg Kathy and Randy Kirsch Foundation Schoenheimer Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Zion Endeavour Capital Advisors, Inc. and Mrs. Roberta Kaplan Ratner Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. David Fuys Jaime and Steven Kleber Barbara Mortkowitz Chara W. Schreyer Marilyn Zirn Eule Charitable Foundation Michael Kaplan Kelly Ratner Christopher and Cynthia Galvin Morton Kleiman Alfred H. Ira and Beverly Schulman Lili Ann and Richard Zisook Patricia Wolfson Fagadau Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Kaplan Don and Marilyn Rodman David and Danielle Ganek Estate of Alex Klein Neil Moss Barbara and Edward Scolnick Blanche Zwern Mr. and Mrs. Arthur I. Farber Bette and Eugene Kasanof Dr. Robert and Sally Rosen Eliot J. Garber Foundation Inc. Lynn and Jim Klein David and Robin Nankin Judy and Mark Searle Carole Feiger Mr. and Mrs. Sigmund Kassap Marcus and Ann Rosenberg Foundation Philip Garoon and Family Julie and Andrew Klingenstein Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Neimark Gordon and Carole Segal $2,500–$4,999 Jack E. Feinberg Daniel S. Katz Jean and Bill Rosenbluth Joel and Roya Geiderman Martina W. Knee Dr. and Mrs. Donald M. Norris Eric Semler Anonymous (3) Elaine Feinner Charitable Lead Trust Mr. and Mrs. Barry Kaufman Lea Rosendahl Norman and Mary Geller Rose Koch Trust Northern Annuity & Life Specialist, Inc. Sidney Shapiro A & R Katz Management Mr. and Mrs. Peter Feuer George G. Kaufman Rosenson Family Foundation Gerald and Phyllis Gelles Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Kopel Noel J. Nudelman David A. and Susan Sherman Robert and Alice Abrams Fidelity Brokerage Services LLC Malvin Kaufman and Ruth Kaufman Helene Rosenzweig and Richard Bock Fred Gershanov Jane and Leonard Korman Family Nussdorf Family Foundation Yvonne and Ken Shifrin Wendy and James Abrams Dr. and Mrs. Ralph I. Fisch Foundation RSM McGladrey, Inc. Nicholas Gess Foundation Melanie and Lawrence Nussdorf Stuart and Janice Shorenstein Don H. and Christine Alexander Suzette and Michael A. Fisher Mark and Beth Kaufmann Arlen D. Rubin and Elaine Cohen Rubin JoAnne and Benjamin Ginsberg Gerald and Debra Kramer Charles and Margaret Obrecht Shoresh Foundation Denise Alfassa Alan and Esther Fleder Foundation Daniel P. and Gloria Kearney James I. and Marsha Rubin Eileen and Charles Glovsky The Abraham and Ruth Krieger Family Mr. and Mrs. Morris W. Offit Barry and Judy Silverman Foundation Alliance Bernstein Shannon and Scott Forchheimer Michael A. Klein Julius Rudel Bill and Ethel Gofen Foundation, Inc. Howard Ohlhausen The Skylark Foundation Allied Jewish Federation of James and Karen Foreit Philip E. Klein Stanley and Judy Ruskin Miriam R. Bern Goldberger and M. Ronald and Glenda Krongold Andrew and Laurie Okun Beth Smith Lesley B. and James Anixter Fox Hill Run at Woodbridge, LLC Arthur F. Kohn, Jr. Ruttenberg Charitable Foundation Edwin H. Goldberger John Kusmiersky Omni National Bank Jay and Nora Spak Michelle and Darren Anixter Paul and Andrea Fox Helen and Bernard Kozloff Family Biff Ruttenberg Foundation Robert S. and Jocelyn Goldman LA-CO Industries, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. O’Neil, Jr. Helen Sperling ASPEN Community Foundation Fraternity Meadows LLC Foundation David W. Ruttenberg Bruce M. Goldstein Kenneth G. Langone Deborah A. Oppenheimer Stephen L. Stamm and H. Furlong Baldwin Judy and Jeremy Freedman Manus C. Kraff Gregory H. Sachs Revocable Trust Myrna and Jerry Goldstick LaSalle Bank Thomas J. Osborn Gabrielle S. Dinman Ballard, Spahr, Andrews & Ingersoll, LLP Mr. and Mrs. Roy J. Freidman Melinda Kramer Stanley C. Samowitz Tom and Ilene Gordon Lavin Family Foundation Ruth and Jay Pack Susan B. Stearns Raymond Banoun Edward and Lisa Friedland Harvey M. Krueger Glenn Sapadin Judi and Robert Gottschalk Allen and Suzanne Lawrence Bashi and Roger Packer Mr. and Mrs. Rob Stein Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Baskin Abel and Judith Friedman Mr. Peter Kupferberg and Lili C. Sarnoff Lois L. Grass Norman and Cynthia Lawrence Pasternak Family Fund of the Fidelity Jan A. Steinert Judy and Ralph Bassett Heidi Fuld Ms. Ellen Rakieten Amy and Stuart Savitz Heather and Michael Greenbaum Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Le Boff Charitable Gift Fund Harry A. Steingart Linda and Michael Bennett Joseph and Anna Gartner Foundation Louis J. Kuriansky Foundation Gail and David Schechter Monica and Hermen Greenberg Lauren and Michael Lebovitz Pearlman Family Foundation Phyllis and Ronald G. Steinhart Avi Benus Gassin Family Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Kwitko Lizzy T. and Joshua Scheinfeld Foundation Lederman Family Foundation Sarah Ida Pearlman David and Eydie Sternberg Berger Family Foundation Dr. Erwin and Adele Gelfand Marlene and Lanny Lahr Schoen Family Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Gries Jay and Elena N. Lefkowitz Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Peissis Alan Stone Louis Berger Charitable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Gendelman Lebovitz Family Charitable Trust Brad and Julie Schoen Harold Grinspoon Foundation Melvyn Lefkowitz Theodore and Sharon Pincus Daniel P. Storch Miles and Sally Berger George Family Foundation Scott J. and Jane Lederman Susan Schulman Sue and Marvin Grody Lehman Brothers, Inc. Gerald and Cheryl Pollack Mr. and Mrs. Michael Strauss Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Berk Roger E. George Suzanne Lerner Mel and Janis Schwartz Sam and Sarah, Irwin and Paul Nanci Garoon Leigner Yvonne and Leslie Pollack Family Stuart F. Sucherman Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Bernbaum Estate of Dena S. Geschwind Irving Lewis Schwarzbach Family Foundation Grossinger Foundation Maribeth and Steven Lerner Foundation Ari Susman Helga Bierig Alan K. and Joyce Gidwitz Lillian T. Lewis Harry and Susan Seigle Joseph Gurwin Family Foundation Edward Leshin Gail and Douglas Quartner Robynn and Robert Sussman Ira Bilson Jennifer and Daniel Gilbert Annette R. Lidawer and Rob Rubin Ellen Sue Shapiro Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Halperin Barry Levine Queens Jewish Center John Svoboda Mrs. Ethel Blatt Aaron and Betty Gilman Family Eleanor and Dr. Irwin Light L. Dennis and Susan R. Shapiro Lesley and Eli Hammer Carl and Roberta* Levine Jeffrey S. Quicksilver Mr. and Mrs. John A. Swanson Ted Bloch Foundation Robert and Joan Lipsig Randy and Nate Shapiro Sidney and Claire Handler Polly and Jonathan Levine Debby and Josh Rales Yehudit and Herman Swartz The Braeside Foundation Melanie and Laurence Glassman Esther Livingston Lawrence A. Sherman Sheila and Gary Handwerker Richard and Beth Levine Norman and Ruth* Rales Irvin and Ruth Swartzberg Family Germaine Brennan Global Impact Renee Logan Mark Siegel Barbara and Jim Hanig The Nate and Ann Levine Family Raybeck International LLC Foundation Joey Breslow Jeffrey and Ellen Gluskin Loomcraft Estate of Henrietta Simon Martin Harper Foundation Dorothy Sarnoff Raymond Charitable Gustaf Sweet Trust Gila and David Bronner Arthur S. and Robin Gold Shari Loria Dr. Roger and Leslie Simon Michelle and Corey Harris Irwin and Ellen Levy Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Allen Swerdlick Becky and Ken Bruder Gene, Rosalie and Susan Goldberg Ninfa and Ronald Lowe Hortense G. Singer* Michael J. Hemmer Mr. and Mrs. Jerrold G. Levy Estate of Maurice P. Reback Howard and Sheryl J. Swibel Jodi and Gary Bushkin Endowment Fund and Mrs. Steven Stark Lowenstein Arthur and Jane Slaven Margaret D. and Sidney N. Herman The Valerie and Bernard Levy Family Mr. and Mrs. Alan N. Rechtschaffen Alan and Linda Swimmer Michael and Merle Cahan Morris M. Goldberg Charitable Trust Cindy Lubin and David Lorsch Robert and Jacqueline Smelkinson The Hersh Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Barry Lind Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. Reid Target Software Meg H. and Tim Callahan Michael B. Golden Peter L. Malkin General and Mrs. W.Y. Smith Arlene and Milton Herson Mara Lipner Paul and Zipporah Reisman Mr. and Mrs. Stanley G. Tate Carylon Foundation Donald F. and Alice Goldsmith Norman and Marci Malter Smith Barney Charitable Trust, Inc. David S. Hess and Pamela Jones Myra Litman Todd J. Reisman Dr. Arlene B. Tenenbaum and Naomi and Jeffrey Caspe Alfred Goldstein Donald Manocherian Arlene and Michael Sobol Bruce and Vicki Heyman Family Lilliane C. Litton Relizna Mortgage Company Mr. Jay M. Tenenbaum CBIZ and Mayer Hoffman McCann P.C. Estate of Irving A. Goldstein John L. and Ray Marie Streng Markstein Edwin Soforenko Charitable Fund The Livney Foundation Merle Reskin Teva Pharmaceuticals Century 21 Associates Foundation, Inc. Dottie and Murray Goodman CRT Craig D. Sokol David and Barbara Hirschhorn Robert and Merle Lustbader Fredric and Lundy Reynolds Family Jeffrey and Donna Thomases Donna L. Cherniak Sylvia G. Gordon Robert R. Mazer Linda and Jerome Spitzer Foundation Mimi Lutwak and Steve Fitzgerald Foundation Estate of Grace J. Todrus Harry Chernin Foundation David Green and Mary Winton Green McCormack Schreiber Legal Search, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin H. Staiman Andrew and Dana Hirt M&T Investment Group Lundy E. and Fredric G. Reynolds Annie and Sami E. Totah Dr. and Mrs. Paul H. Chodroff Mr. and Mrs. Jack Greenberg Brian Meister Paul Stander Hoffberger Foundation The Macht Philanthropic Fund Alison and Arnold Richman T.P. Racing L.L.L.P. Donald and Lois Chudacoff Mr. and Mrs. Jerald Greenspan Leo Melamed Foundation Joshua and Denise Starr Grace E. Hokin Joseph and Florence Mandel Family Mr. and Mrs. David Richter Trafelet & Company, LLC The Classic Catering People Stewart L. and Rochelle Grill Jerome H. and Linda Meyer Mark Stein and Carol Baker Foundation

56 annual report 2007–08 Our Donors 57 The Steinfeld Foundation Victim List Project Harvey and Susan Sherzer Kevin Flynn Amy Kaslow and Richard Rosetti Mr. and Mrs. Larry Eisenstat Crane Investment Company, LLC Park Cities Bank Fern and Manfred Steinfeld Family Victim List Project of the Swiss Banks Rabbi Malcolm H. Stern Memorial Fund Mrs. Rita Sue Gold Harold and Marilyn Melcher Shannon and Scott Forchheimer Dancap U.S.A. Investments Inc. Peoples Energy Sarah and Irving Stenn Settlement (United States District The Alvin and Fanny B. Thalheimer The Hersh Foundation Leo Rosner Foundation, Inc. Ms. Heidi Fuld Decor, Inc. Pinnacle West Capital Corp. & APS Sheldon and Marlene Stillman Court, Eastern District of New York, Foundation Jewish Federation of Greater Sambol Family Foundation Shelley S. Hymes Delta Air Lines, Inc. Power Construction Company, LLC Strauss & Malk, LLP Hon. Edward R. Korman, presiding) Susan and Bruce Turnbull Leslie and David Katz Susan and Bob Schechter Jewish Federation of Rhode Island Dickstein Shapiro LLP PricewaterhouseCoopers Maxwell Strawbridge Charitable Samantha R. Virdin Michael and Linnie Katz The Starr Foundation The Julie & Andrew Klingenstein DLA Piper Rudnick Gray Cary US LLP Puritan Finance Corporation Foundation CENTER FOR ADVANCED HOLOCAUST STUDIES Wagner-Braunsberg Family Foundation Michael Katzenstein Mark and Susan Susz Family Fund, Inc. Dorfman Pacific Company Quantum First Capital Merle and James Styer Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies Fund Jerome A. Yavitz Charitable Foundation, Laurence Lebowitz Barry Levine Dubin Residential Raybeck International LLC Onnie Supowitz Amy Kaslow and Richard Rosetti Inc. Stephen Lerer Holocaust Curriculum Module Rodd and Jodi Macklin Dune Capital Management LP Rida Retail Holdings, LLC Rita and Burton Tansky Sarah Ida Pearlman Ann and Nate Levine Einhorn Family Charitable Trust Elisa Mailman Emory University Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc. Kathy and Steven Taslitz Dr. Alan Solomon Jewish Source Study Initiative Milton P. Levy Ruth B. Mandel Endeavour Capital Advisors, Inc. Rock-Tenn Company Shirley Taussig The Blum Family Foundation Walter Levy Law Enforcement and Society Mr. Lee and Dr. Deborah L. Meisel Ericsson Rodman Ford Sales, Inc. Thekla Todrus Campus Outreach Lecture Program Edward Zuker Fred and Anne Margolin The Morris and Gwendolyn Cafritz The Brodie Price Fund of the Jewish Exelon Corporation Rothchild-Woodmar Corporation Laren Ukman David & Judith Ganz Fund, a Donor Neil Moss Foundation Community Foundation of San Diego Felenstein Was & Associates RSM McGladrey, Inc. James and Vivian Ullman Advised Fund of Combined Jewish The Leon Milman Memorial Fellowships Jay and Ruth Pack Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Neil K. Reinhard Fidelity Brokerage Services LLC Sade Development Company Vogel Family Foundation Philanthropies Mrs. Leon Milman Pearlman Family Foundation Miami Initiative on Holocaust Education Barry Rodenstein Field Holdings, Inc. 735 Elm LLC David Wales The Jack and Goldie Wolfe Miller Shirley Pollock Itchko Ezratti Glenn Sapadin Focus Investment Inc. Shalom Memorial Funeral Home William F. Weld Foundation Research and Teaching Development Grants Richard Roder and Karen Hsu Mark Siegel Fox Hill Run at Woodbridge, LLC Strauss & Malk, LLP Robert Wieseneck David S. Hess and Pamela Jones Dr. and Mrs. Robert Rosen The Lerner Fund for Moral Leadership Lisa Spies GDHC, LLC Syndicated Equities Corporation Peter Wolverton Encyclopedia of Camps and Ghettos, 1933–1945 Marcus and Ann Rosenberg Foundation The Lerner Foundation Joshua and Denise Starr GE Fund Target Software Wuliger Foundation Conference on Jewish Material Claims The Barbara and Richard Rosenberg Fellowships Charles and Lynn Schusterman Family Mr. Remy W. Trafelet Ghafari, Inc. Technologies Cyberfuse Zamoiski Foundation Against Germany Barbara and Richard Rosenberg Foundation Museum Teacher Fellowship Program Mr. and Mrs. Bradley D. Wine GivingExpress program from Capital Bank The Zantker Charitable Foundation Helen, Sam and Jeff Zell and the Betty and Steve Silverman Jan M. and Eugenia Krol Charitable Young Presidents’ Organization American Express TP Racing L.L.L.P. Lois S. Zoller William Zell Family Foundation The Curt C. and Else Silberman Foundation Phyllis and Ronald G. Steinhart Foundation Chapter Global Impact Trafelet & Company, LLC Francesca and Michael Zucker research Scholar Ari Susman Louis F. Smith Goldman, Sachs & Co. W. W. Grainger, Inc. Gail Zucker and Ron Monat Gunzenberger-Reichman Family Fellowship Curt C. and Else Silberman Burton Tansky and Bergdorf Goodman Academy for Genocide Prevention Goodman’s Inc. Wachovia Securities, LLC for the Study of Philanthropic Fund of the Texas Capital Bank Phoenix Initiative on Holocaust Education The Everett Foundation Gordon Management, Inc., Edgewater Walgreen Co. RESTRICTED GIFTS Helene, Michael, Adam, Gina, Reid and United Jewish Endowment Fund Dr. Hyman C. Tolmas The William S. and Ina Levine The Alvin and Fanny B. Thalheimer Fund Washington Group International PAC Carleigh Elkus Stuart Wernick Foundation Foundation Graf & Pitkowitz Rechtsanwälte GmbH Match Program RESCUE THE EVIDENCE Student Summer Research Assistantships Janice and Norman Winton Greenberg Traurig, LLP Weinstein Management Company, Inc. Rescue the Evidence Fund Phyllis Greenberg Heideman and Dorot Foundation Tom Youngblood Regional Education Summits From Memory to Action Exhibition Grosvenor Capital Management, LP Ralph and Judy Bassett richard D. Heideman Fellowships Conference on Jewish Material Claims Howard and Mindy Unger Hackberry Endowment Partners LEGACY OF LIGHT SOCIETY Jeff and Toby Herr Phyllis Greenberg Heideman and University Programs Deadly Medicine: Creating the Master Race Against Germany Hansen Construction, Inc. Ronne and Donald Hess Foundation Richard D. Heideman Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schiffrin Traveling Exhibition Genocide Prevention Mapping Initiative Heller Group, LLC We recognize the generosity and vision Mitnick Charitable Lead Unitrust The Samberg Family Foundation Southern Forum on Teacher Education Humanity United Fund of Silicon Valley IBM International Foundation of those donors who have informed the The Raul Hilberg Fellowship Monna and Otto Weinmann Annual Lecture The Viterbi Family Foundation of the The Lumer Family Community Foundation The Individual Group Museum of their bequest intention or Archives Doris Bergen Janice and Stuart Shorenstein Jewish Community Foundation of The Samueli Foundation John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Intercontinental Truck Brokerage have made other planned giving arrange- Leonie J. Darwin Dr. George D. Schwab Charitable Trust San Diego Foundation Corporation ments, during the period January 1, of the Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund The Diane and Howard Wohl Fellowships Speakers Bureau International Capital Partners 2007–December 31, 2007. Estates in Art and Artifacts Howard and Diane Wohl Educational and Public Programs Ms. Nancy Avitabile Genocide Prevention Task Force Ira M. Kleinmuntz & Associates, Ltd. which distributions of $1,000 or more Mr. Bernard Aptaker International Archival Programs Joy and Jerry Monkarsh Family Irene Katz Humanity United Fund of Silicon Valley IRVRU Co. were received during the period are also Philip and Janice Levin Foundation Conference on Jewish Material Claims NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR HOLOCAUST Foundation King College, Inc. Community Foundation ITW Permatex Sales Depts. listed. The following are all individuals Anita and Burton J. Reiner Against Germany EDUCATION Dr. Alfred Munzer and Mr. Joel Wind Temple Judah JHJ Family Limited Partnership LP and estates that have given consent for James and Karen Foreit National Institute for Holocaust Education Fund Bernard and Rita Segerman Linda Williams CORPORATE SUPPORTERS JM Zell Partners, Ltd. such a listing. Collections Future Fund of the Republic of Austria Ralph and Judy Bassett JMB Insurance Deborah A. Oppenheimer Dr. and Mrs. Sol Center Educational Publications State of Deception: The Power of Nazi Anonymous (2) Johnson & Johnson Matching Gifts INDIVIDUALS International Tracing Service Steven and Suzanne Hilton Mark D. Ein and Marion Lewin and Propaganda Exhibition A & R Katz Management JP Morgan Chase June C. Bashkin Library Anonymous (2) Sally and Jeffrey Levine Steven Hess The David Berg Foundation Action Electric Sales, Inc. JustGive Susan J. Berger Sheldon Fink and Nellie Wiesenthal Fink Betty-Jean and David Bavar The Schechter Foundation Shelly and Michael Kassen Philanthropic Alex Cooper Auctioneers, Inc. The Kam Group Mary L. Fisch Ivan and Nancy Becker Larry and Bobbi Sheron E-Outreach Information Technology Project Fund of the Jewish Communal Fund Alliance Bernstein Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP James A. and Marie M. Gilbert Musicology Anne R.* and Ned* Bord Dina Zvenko Joseph and Sheila Gutman Katharine M. and Leo S. Ullman Alliance Capital Management LP KAWG&F, P.A. Robert L. and Marie Glasser Bambi Fisher and Simon Baigelman Braman Family Foundation Carl and Ruth Shapiro Family Allstate Kraft Foods Marlene and Samuel Halperin Robert and Dorit Brennan Antisemitism Initiative Foundation Teacher Workshops American Express Foundation L & R Investment Company Jan and Howard Hendler Oral History Fella Cederbaum Benjamin and Seema Pulier Charitable Avy and Marcie Stein Stephen L. Stamm and Gabrielle S. Aon Foundation LA-CO Industries, Inc. Arlene Herson Carole and Maurice* Berk Richard and Lois England Foundation, Inc. Dinman of the Vanguard Charitable Ariel Capital Management Landmark Commercial Real Estate Dr. Diane S. Isaacs and Dr. Jay L. Halio Leichtag Family Foundation Jerold and Rhea Gilbert First Person Series Endowment Program Atascosa Capital Limited Partnership Lehman Brothers, Inc. Richard A. Kagan The Annette M. and Theodore N. Lerner Bruce and Suzanne Glassman Bringing the Lessons Home: Louis F. Smith Atlantis Hotel Casino Loomcraft Myrna W. Kaplan Family Foundation Sidney and Claire Handler holocaust Education for the Community Traveling Exhibitions Avenue Capital Management II, LP M&T Investment Group Sivia Kaye Mickey and Karen Shapiro Marlene and Samuel Halperin Anonymous Give Me Your Children: Voices from the Lodz Takiff Family Foundation Ballard, Spahr, Andrews & Ingersoll, LLP Maor Inc. Rebecca Knaster Katharine M. and Leo S. Ullman Charitable Trust of the Fidelity The Goldsmith Family Foundation Ghetto Exhibition Bessemer Trust Co. Marcus Corporation Foundation Elinor Weiler Krach Charitable Gift Fund The Winnick Family Foundation Sandy and Stanley Bobb Varian Fry, Assignment: Rescue, 1940–1941 Biller, Sachs, Raio & Zito Merrill Lynch Dr. Adrienne Friede Krausz Steven Spielberg Film and Video Archive Harris Family Foundation Mildred Hofberg Exhibition (Rochester, NY) Blank Rome LLP Mesirow Financial Corporation Ann and Paul Krouse Righteous Persons Foundation Ellen Phillips Schwarzman Katz Dallas Initiative on Holocaust Education Dan K. Wassong The Rubens Family Foundation Blavin & Company, Inc. Microsoft Giving Campaign Kathryn Lass Foundation, Inc. Edward and Wilhelmina Ackerman Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona The Millard Group, Inc. David and Sharon Leiman Survivors Registry Gerald and Debra Kramer Foundation Global Classroom Initiative Voices on Antisemitism Podcasts BNE Associates Miller, Canfield, Paddock, and Stone, Irwin and Eleanor Light Harvey M. Krueger Carlyn and Lothar Mayer Alliance Bernstein Don H. and Christine Alexander Anonymous Bruder Company, Inc. P.L.C. Howard Bruce Linden Laura and Selwyn Oskowitz Atatosca Capital Limited Partnership Sadye F. Goldberg Family Trust U/A/D Dr. Nathan and Judy Laufer Canyon Ranch Inc. MK & A Corporation Karyl Charna Lynn Survivors Registry Geography Project Pasternak Family Fund of the Dr. and Mrs. Mitchell Brooks Helen Goldkind Oliver and Elizabeth Stanton Foundation CBIZ and Mayer Hoffman McCann P.C. Morgan Keegan & Co., Inc. Herbert J. Maletz Michael J. Hemmer Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Candy and Ike Brown Richard and Rhoda Goldman Century 21 Associates Foundation, Inc. Morgan Stanley Community Affairs Barbara Mortkowitz Jack and Marilyn Pechter Becky and Ken Bruder Foundation COMMITTEE ON CONSCIENCE Chicago Mercantile Exchange Neiman Marcus Group Elizabeth M. Mramor Survivors Registry, ITS Researcher Benjamin and Seema Pulier Charitable Communities Foundation of Texas Mr. and Mrs. Michael Herman Committee on Conscience Fund The Classic Catering People Network for Good Samantha S. Parker The Blanche and Irving Laurie Foundation Foundation, Inc. Howard and Sandy Donsky Ms. Aida Hersham Anonymous Classic Residence by Hyatt Norca Corporation William S. Parsons and Sylvia L. Parsons Raybeck International, LLC Patricia Fagadau Jewish Community Foundation of Avenue Capital Management II, LP Cole Taylor Bank Northern Annuity & Life Specialist, Inc. Richard and Linda Price Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Rome Cynthia and Robert Feldman Greater Kansas City Debra Barrett Cooper Management Company, LLC The Northern Trust Company Sol and Roz Ruthman Morris Schapiro Family Foundation Stanley Fine Abraham Kamber Foundation Leonard and Joy Baxt Cornerstone Financial Omni National Bank Alan J. Shepherd

58 annual report 2007–08 Our Donors 59 Arthur and Marian Shulman The Miles Lerman Center for the Study Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Altman Max Berger Leonard and Frances Burka Stacey E. Costello Suzanne Faber Mark and Cheryl Friedman Miriam Greiner Simmons of Jewish Resistance Mildred Watz Amarnick Jean and John Berghoff Murray and Beth Burke Edward F. Cowen Robert Falconer Michael and Lois Friedman Gary and Gigi Stacy The Dr. and Mrs. Alec C. Levin American Express Foundation Les and Marcia Berglass Joel E. Butler and Sissy Butler Gerald B. Cramer Family Foundation, Inc. David M. Falk Robert M. Friedman Linda and Schuyler Sylvers Educational Outreach Fund Amity Club Charity Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Justin Bergman, Jr. Herbert I. and Larry A. Byer Alan Crane Mr. and Mrs. Milton Falkoff Robert G. Friedman Foundation Michal Van Dommelen The Philip and Janice Levin Foundation Ammerman Family Foundation Melvyn H. Bergman William A. Cahn, III Crane Investment Company, LLC Fashion Angels Enterprises Lance Friedmann and Sari Gluckin Geraldine Wachtell Collections and Acquisitions Mark E. Angel Stefany Bergson Joshua R. Cammaker Crosscurrents Foundation Joan L. Feder Arthur S. Friedson Dr. and Mrs. Aron Wajskol Endowment Fund for Art and Artifacts The Alexander Annes Foundation Fred M. Bering Canyon Ranch Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Stanley Cullen Joseph L. Feigenbaum Howard and Loren Friend Hanne L. Wolf William S. and Ina Levine Scholar-in- Aon Foundation Norman R. Berkowitz Dr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Cape Laura Katz Cutler and Michael Cutler Richard and Michelle Fein Joseph and Fredi Fries Steven E. Zinn, Susan M. Zinn Residence Endowment Fund Henry P. Appelbaum Harriet P. Berlin Constance R. Caplan Michele and Nir Czopp Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Feinberg Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Frishman Blanche Zwern May Family Endowment for Civic Irwyn Applebaum Fred and Sylvia Berman Martin and Esther Capp Foundation J. Van Dahm Richard Feinstein Ira and Elise Frost Responsibility Training Bernard Aptaker James M. Berman David Carliner Merwyn E. and Dolly Dan Brenda H. Feis B. Frutkin ESTATES The Pines, Sarna, Statfeld Summer Ariel Capital Management Berman-Reicin Partnership Robert and Nancy Carr Rene F. and Yvonne Daniel Marge Felder Fred N. Fuss Estate of Lila R. Bath Institute for the Museum Teacher Ruth and Herb Aschkenasy Howard B. Bernick Foundation Robert B. and Teresa A. Cavanaugh Joseph and Carol Danks Lenora Felderman FVB Foundation Trust of Betsy Blom Fellowship Program The Sol and Lillian Ash Foundation Paul M. and Ashley Bernon Richard J. Cavell Leonie J. Darwin Barbara and Leonard Feldman Steven J. Gaba and Amy L. Beckman Estate of Anne R. Bord The Duane Rath Endowment Fund Marvin Ashner Gene and Pam Bernstein Cedar Hill Associates Nelson Davidson Clara and Jerome L. Feldman Gerard T. Gabrys Estate of Leon Borovick The Ratner, Miller, Shafran Families Luciana Astiz Sally Bernstein Chan Krieger Sieniewicz Architecture Noble E. Davidson Lawrence Feldman Marc Galanter Estate of Rhoda Boyko Committee on Conscience Fund AstraZeneca Pharmaceuticals LP Stanley J. Bernstein and Design Faith B. and Paul J. Davis Felenstein Was & Associates Mr. and Mrs. James M. Galbraith Estate of Suzette Derzavis The Ratner, Miller, Shafran Families David M. and Deborah Astrove William and Paula Bernstein Paul and Charlotte Chandler Lois Davis Gerald and Irene Feller Ira and Judith Gall Estate of Bernice and Educational Technology and Atlantis Hotel Casino Dr. R. W. Bertcher Patricia Chapin Estate of Marsha Davis Donald M. Ferencz Sanford and Linda Gallanter Louis Dozoretz, M.D. Outreach Fund Marvin and Reta Avery Mr. and Mrs. Henri L. Bertuch Earl and Margery Chapman Igor Dawid Jacqueline R. and Gilbert Fern Anne and John Galt Estate of Lillian J. Epps Judith B. and Burton P. Resnick Fund Nancy Avitabile Marshall and Shirley Besikof Aron P. Charad Decor, Inc. John and Marcy Fernandez Robert Garber Elaine Feinner Charitable Lead Trust for the Study of Antisemitism Mr. and Mrs. Franklin B.K. Axel Bessemer Trust Co. Rachelle D. Chase Rebecca A. Derby Arnold Feuerstein Frances Garfinkel Ida Shrut Fisher Trust Pearl Resnick Post-Doctoral Fellowship Mary Aydelott-Slavet Bethpage High School Ana B. Chepelinsky Thomas M. Dethlefs Mr. and Mrs. Elliot Feuerstein Jac and Edye Garner Estate of James Kurt Fisher Program Endowment Fund The Babtkis Foundation Miguel A. and Jacklyn G. Bezos Edward A. Chernoff Lawrence and Toby Deutsch Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Fiano Gregg Garnick Estate of Frances W. Franck Lester Robbins and Sheila Johnson Lillian Babtkis The John Bickford Foundation Robert Chernoff Tom and Judy Deutsch Mr. and Mrs. C. Kenneth Fibus Philip and Ilene Garoon Estate of Dena S. Geschwind Robbins Traveling and Temporary George Backer Family Foundation, Inc. Mark and Wendy Biderman Arthur Childs Margaret and Paul Dewoskin Marty and Donna Field Kate Gascoigne Estate of Saul Glatt Exhibitions Fund Mr. and Mrs. Alan Baer Biller, Sachs, Raio & Zito Charles Chomsky William Dewoskin and Wendy Gross Larry and Marilyn Fields GDHC, LLC Estate of Irving A. Goldstein Helena Rubinstein Foundation Robert D. and Marjorie Bajefsky Betsy Bindeman Pamela Halpern Chozen and Dickstein Shapiro LLP Denise and William Finard GE Fund Estate of Mildred Golombeck Endowment Edward and Ellen Bakal Richard and Gene Bindler Michael Chozen Dennis and Nancy Ditlove Lynn and Stanley Fine Victor and Joan Gelb Jack Gottloeb Trust The J.B. and Maurice C. Shapiro Senior Baker Family Foundation Freda Birnbaum Citi Global Impact Funding Trust, Inc. Fred Donner Melvin and Betty Fine Foundation Barbara and Salem Geller Estate of Sidney M. Hais Scholar-in-Residence Fund Mr. and Mrs. Barry Baker Gary and Beth Birnbaum Mary Anna G. Clay Estate of John D. Dooley M.D. Peter S. Fine Lauren and Martin Geller Florence Glass Kaufman Trust The Curt C. and Else Silberman Summer Sanford and Renee Bank Dr. and Mrs. Mark T. Birns Dr. and Mrs. Melvin Clayman Jay Dooreck Estelle Finer Gendel Family Charitable Foundation Estate of Harry Kevich Seminar for University Faculty Avi Barbasch Gloria Bischoff Cohen Family Foundation Hal Douglas Ralph and Cynthia Finerman Dr. Henry Gerad Estate of Alex Klein Endowment H. Rigel Barber Joseph J. Blaney, Ph.D. Bernice and Albert B. Cohen Family John Patrick and Susanne G. Dowdall Jerry and Nanette Finger Foundation Mildred Gerard Estate of Ella Klein Sosland Foundation Fellowship Fund Jack and Jean Bark Louis Blau Charitable Trust Steven Dreifuss Sheldon Fink and Nellie Wiesenthal Fink Marc and Janet Gerber Rose Koch Trust for the Jewish Source Study Initiative Dolores and Ralph Barnett Ruth Beer Bletzinger Bruce and Inez Cohen Dan L. Drexler Ginger Fisch Minda and Dean Gerber Lore F. Leder Revocable Trust The Sudikoff Annual Interdisciplinary Arnold and Gail Baron Neil Blitstein Florence and Melvin J. Cohen Family Richard H. Driehaus Charitable Lead Stephen K. Fischel Benjamin and Maria Germain The Lewin Charitable Unitrust Seminar on Genocide Prevention Gilian and Steve Baron Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Bloom Philanthropic Fund Trust Mr. and Mrs. Howard Fischer Mark and Valerie Gerstein Estate of Benjamin Magid Lisbeth Baron Louis J. and Jean Bloomfield Mr. and Mrs. George Cohen Samuel R. Dweck Foundation, Inc. Bambi Fisher and Simon Baigelman Seth Gerszberg Estate of Charles L. Meyer ANNUAL CONTRIBUTORS The Barrington Foundation, Inc. Rodney Bluestone Herbert L. Cohen Rose Ebert Evelyn Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gertel Estate of Michael and Maria Mortkowitz Stanley L. and Marilyn Barry Saul Bluestone Hilary and Gidon Cohen EC mills • Jay Yang Mark and Randi Fisher Walter Gertz Estate of Alice Peters We gratefully acknowledge the Gordon and Myrna Bartelstein Guy M. Blynn Howard Cohen Estate of Iren Eckstein Susan Fisher Gettinger Foundation Marshall and Marilyn Sachs Trusts generosity of the many donors who Mark and Sheri Bartelstein Norman R. and Bobins Jerry C. and Carole J. Cohen Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Edelman Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence Fishman Getz Foundation Estate of Celia Stern Silverstone have contributed to the Museum from Cecile C. Bartman Meyer Bobrow Lance Cohen Robert and Gail Edelstein Foundation William and Sandra Flannery William Getz Stoller Family CLAT January 1 through December 31, 2007. Nancy E. Barton Terri and Harold Bobry Lawrence Cohen Sid Edelstein Sander Flaum Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gewirz Vamos Family Trust Stephen Bass Judith Bodie Mr. and Mrs. Lester Cohen Charles and Lois Edwards Gail S. Fleder Ghafari, Inc. Gisele Weisman Trust $1,000–$2,499 Lawrence Bassin Dr. Ellen Borenfreund Michael Cohen Alexander Efros Chuck and Lisa Fleischman Barbara Gibson Beatrice S. Wind Trust Anonymous (8) Milton Batalion Perry Borenstein Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cohen Melanie and Hilton Efune Louise A. Fleischman Gidwitz Family Foundation Estate of Martin F. Witkin Dr. and Mrs. Elie Abemayor Harry A. Battat Mr. and Mrs. Willard M. Boris Nancy Y. and Martin Cohen Joanne and Paul Egerman Roy Fleischmann B. R. Gilbert Estate of Frances E. Wolf David G. Abraham M. R. Bauer Foundation Frank Bornstein Nathan and Suzanne Cohen Foundation John W. Ehrhardt Kathy and Kevin Flynn Ambassador and Mrs. Joseph Lillian G. Wolinsky Trust Abrams Foundation David and Debra Baum Molly and Sol Bornstein Family Mr. and Mrs. Neal I. Cohen Bernard Ehrlich Marvin M. Fooks B. Gildenhorn Estate of Ethel Yazen Alvin Abrams Robert Bavar Foundation Neil and Marcy Cohen Drs. S. B. and Carol Eiden Jonathan C. Fox and Suzanne Markel-Fox Richard I. and Anita Gilford Daniel I. Abrams Leonard and Joy Baxt Jack Borok, CFO and L & L Borok Dr. and Mrs. Paul Cohen Carol and Roger Einiger Thomas and Marcia Fraerman Leonard and Dolores Gilman RESTRICTED ENDOWMENT FUNDS William and Vicki Abrams Rev. David B. Beaudry Foundation Cohn Family Foundation Lois and Steve Eisen Alan Frank Connie Gilson Alan Abramson Arthur P. and Miriam Becker Andrew Borrok Lee and Margaret Cohn Joseph A. Eisenberg Mark and Amy Frank Nancy and Dalbert Ginsberg $500,000 OR MORE Steven Abramson David M. Becker Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Howard L. Cohodas Eisenberg Family Foundation Richard Frank James and Linda Becker Ginsburg Abramson/Brandeis Endowment Fund Anthony L. Ach Becker Architects Karen Braden Cole Taylor Bank Mr. and Mrs. Larry Eisenstat David Frankel Bernard and Ellen S. Gitler Arthur and Rochelle Belfer National Marion Achtentuch Susan and Stan Bedows Mr. and Mrs. David J. Bradford Frederick and Dorothy Coleman Ben Eisenstein Henry and Marilyn Frankel Dr. and Mrs. Richard D. Gitlin Conferences for Educators Russell and Desiree Ackerman James and Linda Beers Leslianne Braunstein Foundation Al and Naomi Eisman Marc B. Franklin Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gittis Douglas and Carol Cohen Education Fund Ethel and Philip Adelman Charitable William Begell Daniel Bregman Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Colman Elbaum Family Philanthropic Fund Freed Family Foundation Allan Glass Anne and Isidore Falk Charitable Foundation Steven Beilowitz Dorit Brennan Congregation Beth El of Mary Elkan Allen R. Freedman Joseph Glasser Foundation Endowment Fund Richard Adelman Donald and Susan Belgrad Dr. and Mrs. Egon Brenner Montgomery County () James Ellis Mr. and Mrs. Barry Freedman Elaine and Alvin Glatt The Yetta and Jacob Gelman James and Esthy Adler Leonard and Phyllis Bell Dr. Susan and David Bressman Cooper Foundation Esther Ellman Gerald and Ellen* Freedman Estate of Saul Glatt Endowment John G. Adler Ron Benach H. Brevey Abe and Ida Cooper Foundation Michael and Becky Elrad and Marc Freedman Foundation Lowell and Harriet Glazer Dr. David and Joan Goldfarb Fund for Philip and Dina Adsetts Bender Foundation, Inc. Joan Brock Mr. and Mrs. Brian Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Elsberg Neil and Wendy Freeman Scott and Susan Glazer the Committee on Conscience Dr. Arthur and Sari Agatston Jordan Bender The Broms Family Foundation Joseph Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Neil Ende Irvin and Judith P. Freilich Burton and Adrienne Glazov Maurice R. and Corinne P. Greenberg Jay M. Aidikoff Foundation, Inc. Lawrence Benenson Dr. Mitchell and Kathleen Brooks Leslie and Eva Cooper Anita Epstein Donald Fried Eileen M. Gleimer Fund Alan and Arlene Alda Mr. and Mrs. Steven P. Benenson Brotherhood of Temple Beth El Israel Marc Cooper Arthur Epstein Leonard Fried Barry and Catherine Glick Witnesses, Collaborators and Perpetrators: Alex Cooper Inc. S.C. Benjamin Foundation Alvin and Peggy Brown Milton Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Donald T. Epstein Mrs. Leonard Friedel Lawrence E. and Nancy S. Glick The Jeff and Toby Herr Testimony Ike Alhadeff Mr. and Mrs. Laurence E. Bensignor Candy and Ike Brown Mimmy and Phil Cooper Barbara and Scott Erlich Dana and Robert Friedland Foundation Endowment Alliance Capital Management LP Michael and Melissa Berenbaum Donald and Helen Brown Cordish Family Fund Nathan Esformes Joel and Stacy Friedland Sarah B. Glickenhaus Jack and Anita Hess Endowment Fund Howard C. Alper Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Berg Robert M. Brown David S. Cordish Regina L. Espenshade Eugene Friedlander Foundation Toby Glickman Hoffberger/Cannon Fund Penny and David Alschuler Doris Bergen Phyllis Bruck and Herman Yanovich Kimberly Cornell and Michael Cornell Helen B. Etkin Abby Friedman David and Marlene Glickstein The Gilbert and Eleanor Kraus Fund for Howard and Jamie Alter Clifford Berger Henry and Gilda Buchbinder Dr. and Mrs. Joel Cornfield Donald and Paula Etra Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Friedman Nesse and Jack Godin the Study of the Fate and Rescue of David and Louise Altman Ms. Margaret Berger and Mr. and Mrs. B.B. Burgunder, Jr. Sheila R. Corwin Evangelical Sisterhood of Mary Mr. and Mrs. Julian Friedman The Gold Family Foundation Children Mr. Michael Friedman

60 annual report 2007–08 Our Donors 61 Harriett and Richard Gold Daniel and Juli Greenwald James P. Hickman Marc Joseph Beverly P. Kivel Dr. and Mrs. Martin Lasky Cort I. and Julie Lewis Michael and Hannah Mazer Jason Gold Hyla Greinetz Rev. Nathaniel Higgs Robert and Joan Judelson Hersch and Avril Klaff Elayne and Herbert S. Laufman Lawrence Lewis MCA Construction Inc. Michael Gold Terri D. White Gregory High Point Community Foundation Natalya Kagalovsky Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Klagsbrun Maryanne Lavan Randall and Patricia Lewis Michael and Donna McConnell Dr. and Mrs. Michael S. Gold Richard Grey Thomas Hilb Joel and Patricia Kagan The Klaus Family Foundation Gary Lavine Rob and Jacquie Lewis Estate of Helen Kessel McCrary Sidney Gold Gries Family Foundation Roger G. Hill II Mr. and Mrs. Samuel S. Kahan David C. Kleiman Gene G. Leary Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Libeskind Duane A. and Patricia McDaniel Irving and Hedy Goldberg Richard and Jody Grobman Lilly Hiller Stewart Kahn Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Klein William and Linda Leavitt Eric Lidow Patrick J. McGarvey Robert M. Goldberg Clifford Grodd Michelle Hilton-Vernon Kahn-Abeles Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Arthur S. Klein Stanley and Elaine Lebar Ian Mark Light Laura Kind McKenna Stephen and Diana Goldberg Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gross John L. Hines The Kam Group Mr. and Mrs. Bertram Klein Ro Lebedow and Curt Snodgrass Ms. Mae Lim and Mr. Stephen N. Ifshin Stanley and Jean Meadows Edward and Paula Golden Ellen Gross and Jim Patton Elaine T. Hirsch and Donald J. Grossman Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kamen Ludwig Klein Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Lebovitz Ellen and Richard Lincer Hope Mehlman and Eli Hurowitz Richard and Shelley Golden Philip J. Gross Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hirsch Mr. and Mrs. Norman W. Kamerow Richard and Jodine Klein M. Lebworth Manfred L. and Helen Lindow Dr. and Mrs. Henry I. Meisels Jane Goldenberg and Tom Schwarz Rose Grossinger Allen and Nancy Hirschfield Harvey Kaminski Ira and Leslie Kleinmuntz Lore F. Leder Revocable Trust Linehan Family Foundation Harold and Marilyn Melcher Paul Goldenberg Marlene and Marshall Grossman Larry Hiss Stanley Kane Charitable Trust Walter E. Klinger Regina Lee Darielle and Earl Linehan The Melrene Fund Mr. and Mrs. Dennis K. Goldman John M. Gruber Ann S. Hoenig Kenneth J. Kanter Sarah M. Klivans Elizabeth Kramer Lefkofsky and Maurice Lipnick David Melton and Nancy Segal Lisa and Douglas Goldman Fund David and Rachel Grund Jonathan M. Hoff Mr. and Mrs. Barry A. Kaplan Mr. Alex Klyce and Ms. Joanne E. Levin Liz Lefkosky Dr. Herbert Lippitz Oliver and Shelley Mendell Michael Goldman Mark Gudesblatt Leroy E. Hoffberger Cindy and Joe Kaplan Mr. and Mrs. Russell S. Knapp Lehmann Family Foundation Lynn Lipsig Sabina C. Mendschel Richard Goldman Henry and Sally Guralnick Judy Hoffman David and Esther Kaplan Stephanie and Jeffrey Knauer Marvin H. Leibowitz Tracey Lipsig Louise Merage Mr. and Mrs. Ronald D. Goldman Mr. and Mrs. Harry Guterman Lawrence Hoffman David and Julie Kaplan Ed Koch Mr. and Mrs. Jerry G. Leigh Aaron and Marge Lipton Linda and Tobie Mercuro Foundation Jack and Sandra Guthman Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hoffman Henry and Rita Kaplan Janis L. Koch Mr. and Mrs. Leo Lemle Richard and Amy Lipton Elliot Y. and Ilene S. Merenbloom Arthur and Susan Goldner Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gutterman Jeffrey and Marissa Hollander Jeff and Julie Kaplan Maurice Koch Robert Lemle Philip and Marilyn Liss Marianne Merriman Sheldon and Shelley Goldseker Julius Guttman Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Holzman Larry and Anna Kaplan Robert Kohl Dr. and Mrs. Henry Lennon Litman Foundation Mesirow Family Charitable Foundation Marvin Goldsmith Judith D. Guzman Mr. and Mrs. Joel Honigberg Leonard and Tobee Kaplan Pam Kohlberg Jacques and Donatella Lennon Robert E. and Marjorie Litman Larry and Beatrice Metzman Ira and Linda Goldstein Adam M. Haber Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hoplamazian Louis M. and Sally B. Kaplan Bradley Kolar Janet L. Leno Mr. and Mrs. Hans J. Lopater Mr. and Mrs. Mark Metzner Joel Goldstein Dr. and Mrs. Mark A. Haber Daniela J. Horn Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Kaplan Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Kolker Kenneth Leopold and Robin Leopold Mavis E. Lopater Anthony Meyer Lyn Goldstein Suzanne Haber Larry Horn Richard and Kathy Kaplan Kolker Saxon Family Foundation Stephen Lerer Lorber Charitable Fund Estate of Charles L. Meyer Martin and Roberta Goldstein William and Sharon Hait The Horner Family Foundation Richard and Sharon Kaplan S. Kolodny Jeanette Lerman-Neubauer and Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Lorig Frank and Sharon Meyer Mindy Goldstein Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Halaj Family Nancy A. Horner Ely Kaplansky Leonard Koloms Joe Neubauer Marcena W. Love Joel and Charlene Meyer Paula and Leon Goldstein Foundation Rhoda S. Hornstein The Kaplen Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Sherwin Konik Mark and Traci Lerner Fred Lowit and Denise Lowit Marcy Meyer Phillip A. and Beverly Goldstick Halis Family Foundation Dr. and Mrs. B. S. Horodas Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Karafin Sherry L. Koppel Seena Lubcher Pearl and Ira Meyer Jeffrey and Cidney Golman Jeffrey and Nancy Halis Symcha Horowitz Don and Syril Dr. David Korn Lettuce Entertain You Enterprises, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Rod Lubeznik Joseph and Suzanne Michaan Joseph L. Goltzman Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hallac Michael Horvitz Lillian Karlov Mr. and Mrs. M. Kornblit David Levee Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence L. Lubin Jonathan and Dorlee Michaeli David F. and Kathleen Holt Gomez Herbert Halperin James and Ada Horwich Family Jeffrey Karp Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kort The Muriel and Norman B. Leventhal Robert and Anne Lufrano Microsoft Giving Campaign Jay S. and Karen Goodgold Janice H. Halperin Foundation Susan Karsen Mr. and Mrs. Philip Kotler Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Lupowitz M. and E. Milikowsky Foundation Dru Goodman Cheryl Halpern Mr. and Mrs. Don L. Horwitz Beverly and Alan Kasdan Elinor Weiler Krach Myron and Ursula Levi Martin P. Lurie The Millard Group, Inc. Gail S. and Sheldon Goodman Mr. and Mrs. Gary Hamity H.S. Foundation Dr. Iver Kasenetz Mr. and Mrs. Herbert A. Kraft Gertrude K. Leviloff Barry H. Lustig Joel and Irene Miller Mark Goodman The Handelsman Family Foundation Karen Hsu and Richard Roder Jory and Jill Katlin Hon. and Mrs. Sidney Kramer The Levin Family Daniel M. and Bente Lyons Norman Miller Goodmans Inc. Steve and Sally Hansen Glenn Hutner Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Katten Julienne Krasnoff Allan and Sydnei Levin Jodi and Rodd Macklin Pam and Joshua Miller Barbara Gordon Hansen Construction Inc. Harry Hutzler Abraham and Katherine Katz Paul L. Kraus Daniel E. Levin and Family Francis A. Madsen, Jr. Sheryl R. and Lee Miller Dr. and Mrs. Clifford A. Gordon George and Miriam Harkavy The Hyman Family Charitable Annabelle Katz Ronald and Karen Krefman Daniel and Fay Levin Estate of Benjamin Magid Miller, Canfield, Paddock, and Stone, Ellen R. Gordon Harmstieg Foundation Inc. Foundation Arnold Katz Maurice Kreindler David and Helen Levin David Majewski P.L.C. Eugene and Charlotte Gordon Alan Harris Dr. Allen I. and Valerie Hyman Barbara and Jay Katz David Kreisman Gibby and Shellie Levin Harry Major Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Mills Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Gordon Ellen Harris IBM International Foundation Barbara and Jordan Katz Edward and Mary Kresky Phil Levin Martin Malawer Beth A. Mills Jon Gordon John A. and Nancy Harris Mark R. Imowitz Leslie and David Katz Wendy Krimins Mr. and Mrs. Robert Levin Irving and Harriet Malitson Jim Mills Lee and Dana Gordon Josephine and Jules E. Harris International Association of Jewish Miriam and Marvin Katz David S. Krivitsky Robert and Joanne Levin Cary and Lisa Malkin Stephen and Eve Milstein Mr. and Mrs. Nat Gorodetzky Jay P. Hartig Genealogical Societies Richard Katz Eleanor D. Krongold Steven and Susan Levin Jennifer Malkin Mr. and Mrs. Saul A. Mintz Nathan Gorodetzky Mark Hartman Ira M. Kleinmuntz & Associates, Ltd. Wendy Katz Joseph D. Krouse The Richard and Emily Levin Foundation Leo Mallah Herbert and Carol Mintzer Gorter Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hartman IRVRU Co. Courtney and Michael Katzenstein Jakob Kryszek The Levine Family Foundation Ronald L. Mamer David and Bridgett Misiak Barbara Gottesman The Hawks Foundation Dennis Isaacson Andrea and Jacob Kaufman Ivan A. Kukler Trust The Levine Family Gary Mandel Rodger Mitchell Dr. Robin Gottesman and Hazelton Federated Jewish Charities Mr. and Mrs. Mark W. Isakowitz Howard and Nancy Kaufman Dr. and Mrs. Max Kukler Harold Levine Ruth B. Mandel Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mittentag Mr. Richard S. Levine Dorris H. Hecht Heaston ITW Permatex Sales Departments Jay Kaufman Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kully Ken Levine Jonah Mandelbaum Bernard Mittman Gabriela K. and Peter Gottlieb Mr. and Mrs. Keith A. Hebeisen Max Jacobs Jeffrey H. and Sheri Kaufman Alan Kurland Mark Levine Ronald Mandell and Terry O’Neil MNR Fund Richard E. and Leslie B. Gottlieb Paul and Marylou Hecht Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Jacobs Mary Kaufman Bobbi and Neal Kurn Susan Levine Samuel P. Mandell Foundation The Leo Model Foundation Sally Gottlieb Jordan and Marlene Hecktman Scott and Roz Jacobson Mr. and Mrs. Max Kaufmann Kurtz Family Foundation Bari and Keith Levingston Manealoff Foundation Inc. Judy and Biijan Mohraz Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gottschalk Harry O. and Marilyn Hefter The Bernard M. and Audrey Jaffe Joel Kavet Jonathan A. Kurz Margot Levin-Schiff Gail and Frederick Manning Mr. and Mrs. Phil Molstre Michael Gould Jason Hegy and Gayle S. Union Foundation KAWG&F, P.A. Jeffrey and Betsy Kushen Bernice S. and Carole F. Levinson Burt Marans Monroe Fund, Inc. Graf & Pitkowitz Rechtsanwälte GmbH Heilbrunn Foundation Frank and Leslie Jaffe Jack Kay Enna Kutz Levitt Foundation Mardell Family Charitable Foundation Monterey Fund Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Laurence S. Grafstein Florence Heiman Charitable Foundation The Jakubowich Family Michael and Ann Kay Robert J. Kwait Barbara and Art Levoff Anne and Fred Margolin Lamarr Mooneyham Bernard F. Graham David A. Helfand and Leslie Bluhm Martin Jannol Shelley Kay Mr. and Mrs. Scott Lager The Hans and Dolores Levy Foundation Sam Margolin Morgan Stanley Community Affairs Janice Graham Lorraine Helfand Joel Jastromb Bernice Kaye Family Foundation Inc. Pam Lallanilla Burton and Elinor Levy Donald B. Mark Abby Morrison Patsy Graham Susan Helfman JDI Realty, LLC Steven Kazan Eric A. Lambert Donna and Hyman J. Levy Dr. and Mrs. Markin Rebekkah Morrow Martin Granowitz Alan and Abbe Heller Jerrick Waterproofing Co. Inc. Jon and Beth Kean Mr. and Mrs. Peter Lamm Ms. Esther Levy and James E. Marks David Moscow and Linda Moscow Bruce D. Grayson Heller Group, LLC Raphael Jerusalmi Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Keller Lester and Maureen Lampert Mr. and Mrs. Jack Levy Lloyd Marks Foundation Greater Kansas City Community Bella Heppenheimer Jewish Community Foundation of W.K. Kellogg Foundation Amnon Landan Israel Levy Lloyd A. Marks and Janice Siegel Ari Moses Foundation Mr. and Mrs. William Herkovic Southern Arizona Arthur C. Kempner David Landau Jerrold Levy, M.D. Foundation Seymour Moskowitz Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Green Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Herman JMR Charities Inc. Irving and Mindy Kempner Martin and Sondra R. Landes Karen and Walter Levy Bernard S. and Barbara Mars Reena Moss Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Green Karen and Marvin Herman Jocarno Fund The Kendis Family Trust Landmark Commercial Real Estate Michael P. Levy J. Howard and Ilene Marshall Richard Mueller Gerald and Allison Greenberg Mr. and Mrs. Michael Herman Alan Joelson Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kerns Beth and Stephen A. Landsman Milton P. Levy Bonnie Marx Theodore R. and Maxine B. Murnick Marcia and Joel Greenberg Michael A. and Leigh A. Herman Andrew C. John Kesselman Family Foundation Lane Family Foundation Milton and Shirley Levy Charitable Doris Renee Marx N. James Myerberg Robin Greenberger Sylvan C. Herman Marcia Johnson Martin S. Kimmel William and Marilyn Lane Foundations Lucy A. Marx Anthony Myers Jeffrey N. Greenblatt Stephen and Anita Hersh Mitchell and Lois Johnson Charitable Mr. and Mrs. Al King Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Lang Raphael Levy Memorial Foundation Rabbi and Mrs. Steven Mason Paul and Glenda Nagrodzki Mr. and Mrs. Alan Greene Mrs. Joseph L. Herson Foundation Kenneth King Dr. and Mrs. David M. Lang Dr. and Mrs. Walter Levy Suzette B. and Seth Masters Robert P. Naparstek, M.D., Alan and Carol Greene Martin and Evelyn Hertz Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Johnson King College, Inc. Eugene Lang Lewart Family Trust Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mautner and Lisa Bisacci Sunny Greene Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Heyman Johnson & Johnson Matching Gifts Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Kingsberg Michael Langley Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Lewin Greg Mayer Gerty Nardella Marla R. and James I. Greenfield Susan Heyman Sol Josen Ms. Sandra F. Kirch and Ms. Zelda K. Gold Lappin Family William G. and Debra Lewin Larry Mayer and Donna Broder Judith and Edward Narens Dr. Henry Greenspan Dr. and Mrs. Heyman Allen and Ellen Joseph Lore B. Kirchheimer Charna Larkin The Martin R. Lewis Charitable Leonard Mayer Foundation Monroe Nash Dr. Leon Greenspan Colonel Irving Heymont Dorothy C. Joseph Irwin Kishner Foundation Eleanor Laser Foundation, Inc. Lorie Mayer Edward Nathan

62 annual report 2007–08 Our Donors 63 Walter Nathan Ellen F. Porzig H. David Rosenbloom Mark and Kimberlee Schifrin Steven and Julie Shifrin Elizabeth Steele Elaine Tuller Arthur S. Wenig Ruth and Bennett Nathanson Potter’s Wheel Foundation Alan and Ellen Rosenblum Richard Schifter Herman Shine Mr. and Mrs. Cwi Steiman Patricia and Glen Tullman David Werblowsky Philip and Sima Needleman Power Construction Company, LLC Ron and Vicki Rosenblum Stanley R. and Frances Roth Schill Randy Ship Gary M. Stein Isador and Bessie Turover Philanthropic Nicole S. Werkmeister Network for Good Stephen Pozez Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rosenfeld Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schlossmann Leon Shlofrock Ken and Nancy Stein Fund Richard L. and Lois S. Werner Mary Neufeld The Sidney Pressberg Family Andrew M. and Betsy B. Rosenfield Ester and Jack Schlusselberg Bruce and Beth Sholk Lisa and David Stein Edna S. Tuttleman Richard and Beatrice Wernick Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Neumann Leanne Price James R. and Frederica Rosenfield Joseph Schnaper Dr. Stefan Shrier Francine Steinberg Jack B. Tyler Sidelle Wertheimer Nancy Newberger Neal and Laurie K. Price Todd Rosengart Joel and Cathy Schneider Stuart and Leslie Shulruff Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Steinberger Thomas Uhlman Ellen Westheimer Harold J. and Ruth Newman Steven and Debbie Prince Marcia and James Rosenheim Yehochai Schneider Mr. and Mrs. Hanan Y. Sibel Robert J. Steiner Lisa Ukman Mr. and Mrs. Philip I. White Dr. and Mrs. Steven Newman Merry and Edward Prostic Robert and Elizabeth Rosenman Rudy Schott Clifford Siegel Lena W. Steinhorn Sheila Ukman Shirley C. White Mr. and Mrs. James M. Newmyer Julie G. Proulx Richard Rosenstock Barbara Schrayer Fred and Tina Siegel Russell L. Steinweg Frank Ullman Dorothy G. Whitmore H. V. Nickel Sheila Pruzansky Gayle M. Rosenthal Janet Schreibstein Maxine Siegel Mr. and Mrs. Norman Stern United Way of Central Maryland The Whizin Foundation Estate of Toni Nix John Ptak Seymour A. Rosenthal Dan and Suzanne Schrinsky Seth M. Siegel and Rachel Ringler Philip L. and Leslie Stern University of Sue Wides Norca Corporation Dr. Robert G. Pugach Jonathan and Lydia Rosner Harvey Schulweis Veronica and Phil Siegel Cladd E. Stevens Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ury David Wiener Lola L. Nortman Michael B. and Naomi Ofer Quigley Peter and Marsha Ross and Family Arnold Schumsky Margaret and Alan Silberman Milton Stiefel Marc A. Utay Robin K. Wiener and Roger Nehrer Dr. and Mrs. Gerald Noskin Mr. and Mrs. Irving Raab Steve A. and Merle S. Rosskam Lenore and Gene Schupak Mr. and Mrs. Richard Silbert Erwin Stoff Eugene F. Vaisberg Sue E. Wilder Adam Novak Sylvia Ramer Gary and Ceil Rothbart Dr. George D. Schwab Charitable Trust Sills Foundation, Inc. Stolzer Foundation, Inc. Laurie and Allan Van Fleet The Wilf Family Foundation Dr. Samuel Nussbaum Dr. Simon Ramo Harriet Rothfeld of the Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Sills Mr. and Mrs. Ira Stone Jay Veevers Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Willen Mr. and Mrs. Morton Nyman Amy Rashkow Jackie and Douglas Rothman Fred Schwalbe Steven and Shanna Silva Joel and Barbara Stone Gloria Verbic Linda Williams David Ofman Mr. and Mrs. Ron Raskin David Rothschild Memorial Foundation Schwartz Family Foundation, Inc. David Silver and Ann Schwartz Sylvia B. Stone Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Verby Michael and Holly Williams Paul and Gayle Oleff Sylvia Ratner Leonard and Renee Rothschild Alan and Roslyn Schwartz Julie and David Silver The Stone Family Edward G. Victor Priscilla H. and Rodney Wilson Jack H. and Lavelle R. Olender Rauch Family Foundation II, Inc. Harold Rothstein Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Schwartz Mark R. Silver Storch Amini & Munves, PC Irving and Betty Vigdor Harvey and Ellen Wineberg Susan and Jessie H. Oppenheimer Diane M. and Bruce V. Rauner Robert C. Rothstein Eric and Erica Schwartz Family Patricia and Stanley Silver The Storper Family Foundation Peter and Joan Vilim Lisa and Joel Winer Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Oran Eugene Raymond John W. Rowe Foundation Arthur and Sheryl Silverman Dr. and Mrs. David Strassler Mr. and Mrs. John K. Villa Phyllis M. Winer Eddie and Amy Orton Joan and Robert Rechnitz Philanthropic Mark Rowen Gertrude Schwartz Betty and Steve Silverman Mr. Robert B. Strassler and Family Harriet and Edward Vincent James F. and Mary K. Winschel Carl Osherow Fund Terry M. Rozdolsky Joan C. Schwartz Jeffrey D. and Judith L. Silverman Doris E. Strauss Lastie P. Vincent III Janice and Norman Winton Cydney and Bill Osterman Charles and Barbara Reeder Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Rozen Jolie and James M. Schwartz Barbara Silverstein Dr. Michael Vitoux Judy Wise Ottenstein Family Foundation The Reich Family Janice Rubel Mark Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. Barry Silverstein Richard G. Strauss Bertram and Lois Vogel Marion and Robert Wise Mr. and Mrs. Victor H. Ottenstein David Reich David Rubenstein Mark S. Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. Isidore Simkowitz Dr. and Mrs. Steven Strauss Frank Vogl Linda H. Wisen Steyen Oyer Robert and Sonya Reich Marlene and Lee Rubenstein Mr. and Mrs. Perry Schwartz Barry and Joyce Simon Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Strear Sara Lane Voight Iris Witkowsky Murray and Lucy Pantirer Mr. and Mrs. Edward Reicin Lori S. Rubin Phyllis and Perry Schwartz Foundation Diana and Robert Simon Mr. and Mrs. Warren Struhl Wachovia Securities, LLC William E. Wolf Jack and Leah Pariser William Rein Mark Rubin Maurice Schwarz Ernest and Sonya Simon Isaac and Frances Suder Olga and Herman Wachtenheim and Meredith Bluhm-Wolf Jerome Parke Julie L. and Neil K. Reinhard Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Rubinstein Daniel and Betsy Schwimmer Pam and David Simon Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Sues Norman and Nina Wain Stan Wolfberg Michelle Parrish Robert A. Remes and Deborah Carliner Kenneth A. and Wendy Ruby Max Schwimmer Diane and Jay Simons Paul and Susan Sugarman Deena E. Schencker Walchirk The Wolfe Foundation Valerie Parsegian Margarete and Rolf Renschler Stephen I. Rudin Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sease Dr. Paula M. Singer Will and Jan Sukenik Beverly Y. Walcoff Neil M. Wolfman Mr. and Mrs. Howard Parven Mr. and Mrs. Michael Resmo Steven R. Rudolph Edwin Seave Dr. and Mrs. Maurice Sislen Jason and Karen Sussman Laurence Wald June and Steve Wolfson Family Harriet and Steven Passerman Myron and Alicia Resnick Renee B. Rush Jack Seed Alvin Siteman Richard and Monica Sussman Justin P. and Lana Walder Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Howard A. Paster Bennett Rich Robert Russell Memorial Foundation Judith Segal Alan and Sarah Skerker Sean and Lisa Sutton Paul Walder and Family Dr. Preston Wolin Mr. and Mrs. Norman J. Patinkin Michael Richards Barry and Linda Russin Saul and Beth Ann Segal Rita Sklar Dr. and Mrs. Mitchell L. 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Wood Dr. and Mrs. Sidney Pell Ries Foundation Foundation, Inc. Stefanie Seltzer Dr. Stanley Small Jeff Tannenbaum Washington Group International Pac W. W. Grainger, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce D. Pergament Kathy Rifkin Eric M. Saks Ira and Theophila Semanoff Adele Smith Marsha and Wesley Tate Match Program Elaine G. Yaffe Lewis Perkiss Robert G. Rifkind Valerie Salembier Marsha Serlin Ken Smith Mr. and Mrs. Ronald H. Taub Dan Wassong Joseph B. Yesselman Steven S. and Nicole Perlman Darrell and Beth Rigel Gordon J. Salganik William L. Serog Louis and Dina Sneh Joel D. Tauber Harold and Harriet Waterman Ronald Yonover Louis Perlmutter The Philip W. Riskin Charitable Stuart and Rhonda Salins 735 Elm LLC Jordan P. Snyder Family Philanthropic Joel M. and Sonya Taubin Robert Waxman Young Presidents’ Organization Shelly Perlmutter Foundation Alyne Salstone Mrs. Martin Sewell Foundation A. A. Taubman Gerald A. and Jane Weber Houston Chapter Lewis M. and Esther Perlstein Family Mr. and Mrs. Sanford I. Ritz Jack Saltz Shalom Memorial Funeral Home Marvin Sobel Tawani Foundation Stefanie Pessis Weil Bernard Young Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Ken Rivkind Barry L. Salzman Shalom Memorial Park Barbara R. Sobernheim Bruce and Barbie Taylor Lawrence N. and Kimberly Weinberg Rodger D. Young Michael and Paula Perlstein Mr. and Mrs. Mark Robbins Martin A. Samowitz Foundation Sidney and Phyllis Shalowitz Allen and Judith Sokal The Maxwell Taylor Foundation Mrs. M. Weinberg Rowena M. Young and Myron F. Steves Jerilyn and Brian Perman Debra Robin Barbara Gleitman Samuels Bob Shamis Joachim R. and Doris Sommer TD Ameritrade Clearing Rita Weinberger Stephanie and Arthur Young Dr. Maurice Pickard Carol B. Robinson Dan Sandel Oz M. Shapira Marguerite and Robert Soshnik Technologies Cyberfuse Michael Weindling and Patricia Hurley Lawrence S. Yurow and Dr. Sheila Pickard Donald and Sylvia Robinson Family Marvin Sandler Dr. Adam M. Shapiro Debbie Sosland-Edelman and April Teitelbaum, M.D. David and Renee Weiner Paul Zaentz Mr. and Mrs. William Pierce Foundation Winnie Sandler Bernard Shapiro Alan Edelman Harvey and Roberta Teitelbaum Jeffrey Weiner Maxine and Jack Zarrow Family Harriet Pila Dr. and Mrs. Martin C. Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Dan Sapadin Mr. and Mrs. Danny Shapiro David and Marcia Speck Abbe Temkin Linda Weinrib Foundation Mr. and Mrs. David Pincus Rock-Tenn Company Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Saper Jane Shapiro and Ethan Shapiro Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Spector Temple Judah Hilary and Barry Weinstein Family Jean and Vance Zavela Leslie S. and Donna Pinsof B. Rodenstein Mr. and Mrs. David Sarne Leroy Shapiro Ernest Spevak Marvin and Suzanne Tenenbaum Charitable Fund Norbert J. Zeelander Carole Pittelman Nancy Rodin Dr. Martin Sarnes Danny Sharaby Jeanette Spiegel Norman and Paula Tepper Morton L. Weinstein and Marvin and Thelma Zelen David Platt Jacqueline and Howard Roemer Robert O. Sassower Jerold M. Share Jerry and Emily Spiegel Bill Terman Stacy R. Nerenstone Mr. and Mrs. David Zeleznik Ralph Pleatman Ricki and Irving Rollingher Raymond and Inez Saunders Richard and Phyllis Sharlin Norman M. Spieler Texas Capital Bank Leonard M. Weintraub Helen E. Zelkowitz Jonathan and Robin Plotkin Murray and Susan Rolnick Aletta J. Schaap Donald R. Shassian Lisa and Charlie Spies Elizabeth M. Thomas Gisele Weisman Trust Steven L. Zelkowitz Julia R. Plotnick Liz and Jerry Rome Gary R. Schaevitz Paul M. and Deane Shatz Fred S. Spindel Thrifty Oil Co. Norman I. Weisman Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Zemboch Herbert and Lorraine Podell Foundation Stephen H. Roper Morris Schapiro Family Foundation Phyllis Shavitz and Family Lev L. Spiro William and Norma Klein Tiefel Mr. and Mrs. Barry Weiss Sheldon Zenner Michael and Deborah Poliner Dr. Elliott Rosch Donald W. Schaumberger Mr. and Mrs. Herbert S. Shear Bernard and Anne Spitzer Avi Tiomkin Daniel and Selma Lee Weiss Mattias Zhabinskiy Mr. and Mrs. Michael Pollack Leonard and Eunice Rose Scheef and Stone L.L.P. Frank Shelp Dr. Alana R. Spiwak Daniel and Bonnie Tisch Mr. and Mrs. Dennis E. Weiss Debra and John Ziegelman Sidney D. Pollack Meryl and David Rosen Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Scheller Alan J. Shepherd Myron Sponder Ruth B. Toff Gail Weiss Dr. Karien Ziegler Dr. and Mrs. Norman Pollock Jill R. and Michael Rosenbaum Drs. Randy and Joel Schenkman Stanley and Linda Sher The Ruth Stanton Family Foundation Dr. Hyman and Connie Tolmas James and Minerva Weiss Foundation Theresa M.S. Ziegler Shirley Pollock William and Sandra Rosenbaum and Family Gail H. Sherman Joshua and Denise Starr Charitable Trinity American Corporation Mark and Joan Weiss Atara and Raymond Zimmerman Fund Polsky Foundation David and Marjorie Rosenberg Harry Scher Leonard and Diane Sherman Trust of the Jewish Federation Mr. and Mrs. Robert Trinkler Betty Weissman Martin and Doris Zimmerman Michael Polsky Gloria Rosenberg Marc D. Scherr Ruth and Michael Sherman of Rhode Island Jeff and Nancy Trockman Cheryl J. Weissman and Larry Muffett The Frieda and George Zinberg Joseph Popper Julius Rosenberg Stuart R. and Lois Scheyer Mr. and Mrs. William Sherr Neil L. and Lillian Roth Starr Marsha and Ken Tucker Janis Weissman Foundation Richard and Lucy Z. Port Malcolm Rosenberg Dr. Jack J. Schiff Howard and Stephanie Sherwood Harrison and Lois Steans Richard and Ilene Tucker Wellpoint Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Philip M. Zinn Joel S. Porter Mr. and Mrs. Martin J. Rosenblatt Maxine R. Schiffman Family Foundation Robert K. Steel Family Foundation Stefan and Marilyn Tucker Rose Welner Jon E. Zion

64 annual report 2007–08 Our Donors 65 Barbara and Henry Zipperman Arthur Born Cesia Fater Edward Randolph Harris Ekaterina Krivopyshko Danilo Obradovic Gustav Schonfeld Teodoras Valotka Allison Zirn and Scott Greenberg Vlado Bozic Jehuda Feitelson L. Hartendorf Arnold I. Kronfeld Ilana Offenberger Florence and Gerald Schumacher Antonius Van Achthoven Steven and Ronna Zoll Anastasia Bra˘guta˘ Peter Feldstein Marlin H. Hasher Vanda Kukule Pearl and Samuel Oliner Doris Muschel Schwartz James Vasilopoulos Gregg Zoroya Terri Brahm Eric Fenton Nellie S. Hatch Trust Bernard and Sylvia Kupferman Kosta Opacic David and Nancy Secrist Dóra Verebes Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Zucker Gertrude Brand Lizou Fenyvesi Howard Hazelcorn Ruth Kupperschlag Erich Oppenheim Rochelle and Steven Seltzer Agnes M. Vertes Enid and Mel Zuckerman Michael J. Breen Taib Ferizovic Vera Salomon Hecht Charles Kux-Kardos The Oregon Jewish Museum Grigorii Serbin Serghei Vesca̧ Mr. and Mrs. Harvey C. Zuckerman Moshe Brem Bernard M. Fishman Margot Graetz Heinemann Moshe Lachter Rosalyn Lerhaft Orenstein James Lawrence Sernoe Zarko Vidovic Alan G. Zuker and Ruth Zuker Eli and Sam Brill Yeheskel Fleisher Don and Sylvia Henry Bruno Lambert Elisabeth M. Orsten Alexandra Sestovskaia Bronius Vilutis Lawrence Zweifach and Eleanor Grosz David Brombart Helen M. Flynn Tswi Herschel Sandro Lane Frank Osborn Asa and Sara Shapiro Arturo Vivante Liam Brosnahan Folger Shakespeare Library Berta Hertz George Charles Lange Family Marianna Ostrovskaja Fred Michael Shapiro Rade Vlaisavljevic IN-KIND GIFTS Mr. and Mrs. Fred (Fritz) Buff Nancy Fox Alfred Herzka Fetinija Lapuchina Fritz Ottenheimer Judith Sherman Aurelia Holcman Vogel Ruth Buhling Richard Franck Heinrich Hesdörffer Marylyn Klein Larsen Milko Ozegov Edith Shneidman-Saïas Estate of Hanni Vogelweid Judy L. and Robert D. Appelbaum Stefan Burg Roni Galili Francos Robert Hess Kazimierz Łaski Albert Palatnik Avraham Shomroni Regina Voitechovic David and Edith Chaifetz Liselotte Burin Ernst Frank Chris Hinkel Gertude Laufer R. Martin Palmer Esther Shudmak Goiko Vukadinovic The Pechter Family Foundation Beatrice Cahn Janie Frank Emil Hirschler Gabriel Lawit Liuda Pargaliauskiene Vera Shvets Dragalijub Vukic Dr. Robert and Sally Rosen Frances Caminer Steven Frank Hanna (Hanka) Hirshaut Louise Lawrence-Israels Irene Burenstein Parkinson Lidia Kleinman Siciarz Olga Wachtenheim Eric S. Cantor Edith and Leslie Freedman Leopold Hoenig Vered-Roos Lazar Nikolai Paskevic Zev Meir Siegel Scott McKay Wallace THE COLLECTION Susann Schick Cerruto Michelle Freeman Claire Holand Olga Lebovitz* Simeon Pavkovic Robert M. Sigman Eli Wallach Ana Cervata Gony Frieder Franklin Horowitz Elizabeth Ungar Lefkovits Zora Pavkovic R. Gabriele S. Silten Susan Stoops Watson We thank these individuals who have Else Pollak Chandler Henry Friedlander James Hoyt Samuel Leibowitz Mirjana Pavlovic Ignat Simkuns Toni Susskind Weber donated to the Museum’s collection from Anatol Chari Jay, Linda, and Rita Friedman Aliza Maayan Hupert Charles Leigh Ursula Lenneberg Pawel Bronislav Sinevic Renee Fainas Wehrmann January 1 through December 31, 2007. Roza Chodik Ann-Margaret Frija Shmuel Hupert* Basia Lemel Marcele Pelakauskiene Irina Skakun Betsy Weil Edith Murray Albersheim Chutkow Helen Fruchter Himzo Ibric Isaak Lenczicki Dorris Peretti Iustina Skreabatovska Richard Weilheimer Anonymous Cincinnati Museum Center Guta Dafner Frydenzon Ekram Ibrulj Edith and Kurt Leuchter Milos Petrovic Iulia Slavinskaya Celia Goldberger Weiss Lily Benson Abbin Edvardas Citrautas Moshe Gershon Frydenzon Jacob Igra Marlies Levenger Sofia Petrovic Ona Slavinskiene Peter Eugene Weiss Nicole L. Adenauer Janina Cizauskiene Laura Gabriel Elena Ilinitskaya Nick Levi Ona Petruska Aviva Slesin Susan Schaffer Weiss Malwina (Inka) Gerson Allen Martha C. Collin Morris Gabrielides Pavel Ilyin Leon Levitch Susan Pfaff Ferid Smaic Robert Weisz Winnie E. Amos Corine Coon Barry Gaines International Commission on Harry Levitt Victoria Rose Pickett John Scott Small Frederick Wetzel William Amoss Salih Copic Nona Gajion Holocaust Era Insurance Claims Esther Levy Leonid Pocladiuc Eduard Smelter Robert Widder Nicoleae Anastase-Mircea Edith Cord Kay and William Gallagher Radu Ioanid Cass R. Lewart Lawrence Popper Rosemary Heimann Smith Jacob Gerd Wiener Ernestina Ancel Eleanor and Florence Coslow Halina Gartenberg Gregor Ivenz Estate of Leo J. Lewin Antoinette Olesnevich Powell Nat Soffer John Wiernicki Radmilo Andric Paula Crawley Thomas Gärtig Stanley Jacobson Marilena Librescu and sons Fran Prager Vera Sokolova Ruth Willency Aldona Arbaciauskiene Charlotte Crumrine Sandra Gasson Ann and Kurt Jacoby Hershel Lipow Philip Pressel Harvey Solomon Maxine Winn Janina Armaviciene Istvan Csato Sveltana Gebeleva Rade Jaksic Leon Lissek Marion Pritchard Lidia Soloviova Jean Wise Bonnie Auslander Desimir Cvetinovic Gennadiy Gelfer Ljubica Jelaca Alice Lonsdale Abram Pukacz Eric Sommer The Wisen Family Jadviga Autenberga Mirko Cvijic Ana Gemovic Dave Johnson and the Boone Family Gojko Lovric Ljubo Rakic Vasile Sopcu Dora Wistreich Marvin Avery Jack Cynamon Asher Gendelman Danguole Jonaitiene George Lubinski Ronald Ratney Thea Spiegel Irena Wojcik Misha Avramoff and Adele Brechner Leon Cytryn Gheorghe Genea Andrius Jonaitis Agnes and Thomas Lugosi Zohar Raz Djordje Srdic Charlotte Wollheim Afanasie Axentiuc Leonid Dabija E. Suzanne Geoghegan Gertrude Wechsler Jorisch Pamela J. MacDonald and the Hunt Family Paul Reisman Dusan Srdic Nelly Hartogs Wollman Serge Back Regina Dafner Peter and Suzanne Germaine Olga Jovanovic Walerian Majewski Ezriel Reitzfeld Jay Stein Evelyn D. Goldstein Woods Helga Baer Janina Damaseviciene Miriam Gery Boris Kacel Radoljub Malencic Fanni Reznicki Frederic Stern Hanna Yaari Carol Baldridge Helen and Kurt Daniel Terese Gestautiene Saul Kagan Fred Manasse Jacques Ribons Moshe Stern Mel Young Juozas Baleisis Milka Danilovic Bozenna Urbanowicz Gilbride Pranas Kairys Joan Ringelheim Jola Yael Tarshish Sternberg Chirila˘ Zara Judy Bamberger Lonnie Darwin Sara Ginaite Ona Karalauskiene Rosemary Masters Marge Roberts Fannie Stevens Sarah Zelazny Jonas Barauskas John Delaney Susan Gitlin Joe Karpowski Marc Masurovsky Ruth Ronner Michail Stirba Joseph Zeller Jonas Baravikas Hetty d’Ancona deLeeuwe Esther Gitman Vered Kater Lola Mazliach Olga Roscovaņ Stepanida Stoian The Zelmanovics Roth Selby Family Maria Barschi Damian Dica Bonnie Glance and Maria Szonert Morton Katz Pranas Mazuika Deborah W. Rosen and Rita W. Stern Vasile Stoian Vladislavs Zepps Alexander and Aviva Bartal Vladimir Dicusar Edmund Glaser Richard Katz Margit Meissner Lore Rosen Elizabeth Lusthaus Strassburger Juozas Zernys Myron Bassman Gordon Dixon James Goepfert John Kaufmann Deborah R. Meyer Shoshana Rosenberg Cilwia Straus Ilse Zimmerman Jehudit Batelman Nezira Djedovic Nadelko Goga Cedo Kaurin John S. Miller Edward and Perry Rosenblum Hania Stromberg Zdravka (Guskis) Zoric Chana and Moshe Batista Heinz Drossel Hyman Goldfeld Milja Kaurin Lilka and Menachem Miller Helen and Kurt Rosendahl Zitta Christiansen Stubstad Anatoli Zubovic Eva Baumohl Petru Druta˘̧ Rade Golic Angelina Kazandzic Doris Mirman Gerald B. Rosenstein Carol Stulberg Lidia Irene Zuvi Claranne M. Bechtler Vera J. Landsberger Dubilier Tom Gottlieb Jonas Kazemekaitis Rhonda Mlodinoff Bernard Rosenthal Arlene and Sol Sturm and Masha Toiter Rozenberg Rayna Becker Linda Dumire Walter Granger Ona Kaziukeviciene Ruben H. Moller Helen Rothstein Henry Sussman Michael Zysman Ibrahm Beganovic Estelle and Lou Dunst Shirley Gritz Diane Keeley Montgomery College Jan Rozanski Richard Svoboda Berto and Linka Behar Rivka Nordheim Durlacher Bronius Grizas Petar Kekic Cheryl Mordfin Sol Rubinstein Marianne Szegedy-Maszak Baruch Ben-Dor Regina Eber Bernard Grossman Susan Kellermann Alfred Moritz Olga Ruikiene Danica Tarbuk Jochanan and Sara Ben-Dor Ellen Echeverria Michael Gruenbaum Tosca Kempler Akilina Mosendz Erika Rybeck Jelena Tarbuk Itta Keller Ben-Haiem Erika Eckstut Stoja Grujici Kristine Keren Stevo Mostarac Vanda Ryliskiene Suzanne Tarica Tami Ben Or Chava Edelman Savo Grujicic Paul C. Kerkhoven Beatrice Muchman Clarissa Ryterband Nathaniel Tarn Leon Benveniste* Paul and Sally Edelsberg Jacob Grun Emily Kesser Larry Muenz Michele Salwen Sacks Aldona Taurinskiene Larisa Berberyan Berberyan Amos Eiran Irma Morgenstern Grundland Izidoras Klabys Dennis L. Myers Estate of Les L. Salter Ellen Temkin Louis René Beres Martha and Walter Ellenbogen Dobrinka Gubic Claire Kleeman Nada Nedeljkov Ann Salzberg-Yegerman Anita Tiemeyer Laurie Bernstein Lynne Ende Milanko Gubic Estate of Samuel Klehr Magda Nemeth Pavel Samonii Ranko Toroman Alija Biavica Lili Endlich and Marc Gurwith Juozas Gudelis Gloria Klein Bronius Neniskis Klara Samuels Sondra Tuckfelt Judith Bihaly Bonnie Molofsky Engel Brene Gudzinuniene Hetty Fisch Klein Evelyn Neufeld Ion Sandu Sean P.Tully Gina Bilander Saartje (Selma) Wijnberg Engel Isidore Guttenberg Tomo Klincov Shoshana Neuman Libbey Sansanowicz* Ljubica Gubas Turcan Andrew Billin Fani Englard Dusan Gvozdic Al Knobler Felix Nicinski Ljubica Šaroliç Gheorghe Ţurcanu Dolores Birch Helen Enisman Joseph Haberer Michael and Nomi Koenig Simona Nistor-Vianu Nadejda Savitskaya Sophie Turner-Zaretsky Elsie Bitkower T. Scarlett Epstein Gunter Haimann Dmitry Kojuharer Ion Nitelea̧ Aldo Scaglione Agata Tuszynska-Dasko Zivko Blagojev Michael Etkind Sephiha Haim-Vidal Mile Kondza Maxine Noodell Ellen Schaffer Eva K. Wolman Unterman Helene Haya Bloch Erna Süss Ettlinger Ludwik Halicz Joey Kotfica Chaya Nordheim Julius Schaffer* Brone Urbutiene Motke Blum Avivah Even-Hen and Dalia Frieder Irene Halmi Filip Kotsofa Moshe Nordheim Judit Schichtanz Juozas Uzdavinys Solomon Bogard Frank Farbenblum Margot Hamburger Margo Kren Nehemia Nordheim Ava Kadishson Schieber Vitautas Uzdavinys Efimia Boghean Albert Farhi Claude Hampel Muhamed Kreso Tadeusas Norvaisas Benjamin and Hanka Schlesinger Klimas Vaclovac

66 annual report 2007–08 Our Donors 67 Statement of Activities UNITED STATES HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL COUNCIL For the year ended , 2007 (as of June 12, 2008) Private Funds Federal Funds Total Support and revenue Federal appropriation revenue $ 42,585,022 $ 42,585,022 Contributions $ 27,249,381 27,249,381 Fred S. Zeidman, Chairman, Houston, TX Membership revenue 10,679,193 10,679,193 Joel M. Geiderman, Vice Chairman, , CA Museum Shop 2,211,881 2,211,881 Endowment payout 1,518,917 1,518,917 Sara J. Bloomfield, Director, Washington, DC Contributed services 14,305 14,305 Imputed financing source 1,263,318 1,263,318 Other 41,774 41,774 Debra Abrams, Boca Raton, FL Ezra Katz, Coconut Grove, FL U.S. House of Representatives Total support and revenue $ 41,715,451 $ 43,848,340 $ 85,563,791 James M. Abroms, , AL Edward I. Koch, New York, NY Christopher B. Cannon, Miriam Adelson, , NV Howard Konar, New York, NY Eric I. Cantor, Virginia Expenses Building operations $ 2,999,133 $ 18,912,406 $ 21,911,539 Ivan E. Becker, Princeton, NJ Douglas R. Korn, Greenwich, CT Steven C. LaTourette, Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies 3,915,831 2,227,071 6,142,902 Dottie Bennett, Falls Church, VA M. Ronald Krongold, Miami, FL Henry A. Waxman, California Membership 5,019,535 5,019,535 Frank R. Berman, Minneapolis, MN Michael I. Lebovitz, Chattanooga, TN Museum and public programs 7,916,561 10,357,912 18,274,473 Information technology 1,650,689 3,775,049 5,425,738 Tom A. Bernstein, New York, NY Elena N. Lefkowitz, New York, NY U.S. Senate Museum Shop 1,855,809 1,855,809 Bruce L. Bialosky, Los Angeles, CA Norma Lerner, Hunting Valley, OH Norm Coleman, Management and general 5,542,268 7,284,114 12,826,382 Norman R. Bobins, Chicago, IL William S. Levine, Phoenix, AZ Russell D. Feingold, Fundraising 6,523,008 6,523,008 Total expenses $ 35,422,834 $ 42,556,552 $ 77,979,386 Joseph M. Brodecki, Potomac, MD Steven M. Levy, New York, NY Orrin G. Hatch, Utah Marek J. Chodakiewicz, Washington, DC Hadassah F. Lieberman, New Haven, CT Frank R. Lautenberg, Support and revenue over expenses $ 6,292,617 $ 1,291,788 $ 7,584,405 Investment change, appreciation Carol B. Cohen, Highland Park, IL Marcia P. McCraw, Seattle, WA Bernard Sanders, adjusted for endowment payout 21,669,277 21,669,277 William J. Danhof, Lansing, MI Kenneth B. Mehlman, Washington, DC Change (decrease) in unexpended appropriation (1,018,583) (1,018,583) Michael D. Epstein, Rockville, MD Michael A. Morris, Atlanta, GA Ex Officio Members Increase in net assets 27,961,894 273,205 28,235,099 Donald Etra, Los Angeles, CA *Marvin A. Pomerantz, West Des Moines, IA U.S. Department of Education Net assets (beginning of year) $ 292,414,314 $ 20,936,325 $ 313,350,639 Itchko Ezratti, Sunrise, FL Dennis Prager, Glendale, CA Philip H. Rosenfelt Net assets (end of year) $ 320,376,208 $ 21,209,530 $ 341,585,738 David M. Flaum, Rochester, NY Pierre-Richard Prosper, Salt Lake City, UT Marilyn R. Fox, Clayton, MO Alan N. Rechtschaffen, New York, NY U.S. Department of the Interior Statement of Financial Position Michael J. Gerson, Washington, DC Jack Rosen, New York, NY Abraham E. Haspel As of September 30, 2007 JoAnne T. Ginsberg, Washington, DC J. Philip Rosen, New York, NY Private Funds Federal Funds Total Assets Constance B. Girard-diCarlo, Florence Shapiro, Plano, TX U.S. Department of State Cash $ 3,616,734 $ 12,326,043 $15,942,777 , PA Jay Stein, Jacksonville, FL J. Christian Kennedy Contributions receivable 19,480,851 19,480,851 Investments 201,555,193 201,555,193 Zvi Y. Gitelman, Ann Arbor, MI William F. Weld, New York, NY Other assets 676,150 222,319 898,469 Marc S. Goldman, Boca Raton, FL Elie Wiesel, Boston, MA General Counsel, Gerard Leval Museum facility, net 69,686,974 6,167,163 75,854,137 Arlene Herson, Boca Raton, FL Jeffrey S. Wilpon, New York, NY Secretary of the Council, Jane M. Miller Permanent Exhibition and collections, net 30,582,694 6,155,141 36,737,835 Furniture and equipment, net 135,019 363,202 498,221 Andrew S. Hochberg, Northbrook, IL Bradley D. Wine, Washington, DC Total assets $ 325,733,615 $ 25,233,868 $ 350,967,483 Esther Jungreis, New York, NY Judith Yudof, Austin, TX Liabilities and net assets Accounts payable and accrued liabilities $ 5,357,407 $ 4,024,338 $ 9,381,745 Former Chairs Former Vice Chairs Unrestricted net assets Irving Greenberg 2000–2002 Ruth B. Mandel 1993–2005 Federal equity 21,209,530 21,209,530 *Miles Lerman 1993–2000 William J. Lowenberg 1986–1993 Designated for programs and operations 2,354,000 2,354,000 Funds functioning as endowment 51,176,765 51,176,765 Harvey M. Meyerhoff 1987–1993 Mark E. Talisman 1980–1986 Investment in facility 69,686,974 69,686,974 Elie Wiesel 1980–1986 Investment in exhibitions 30,582,694 30,582,694 *Deceased Restricted net assets Temporarily restricted for programs 20,820,434 20,820,434 We note with great sadness the passing this year of Miles Lerman. Permanently restricted for endowment 145,755,341 145,755,341 Total liabilities and net assets $ 325,733,615 $ 25,233,868 $ 350,967,483

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70 annual report 2007–08 A LIving Memorial to the Holocaust, the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum inspires citizens and leaders to confront hatred, promote human dignity, and prevent genocide. Its far-reaching educational programs and global impact are made possible by the generosity of donors nationwide through legacy and annual giving.

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