june 10 On June 10, 2009, our beloved colleague Special Police Officer Stephen Tyrone Johns died heroically while protecting the Museum and our visitors from a brutal attacker, an avowed antisemite and racist. Our Museum community is deeply grateful for the enormous outpouring of support worldwide, particularly the thousands who contributed so generously to the special fund to benefit the Johns family.

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On June 26, 2010, WhDEARat kindFRIENDS, of A dayw thato wouldrld reverberate throughout the nation started we launched the out like any other at the Museum. There were 42 scheduled groups that day—virtually willall middle futu or high schools.r Facultye gene from college campusesrations across this country were Stephen Tyrone Johns participating in our annual Silberman Seminar to strengthen teaching about the Summer Youth Leadership inheHolocaust,rit? taking their place in our worldwide network of scholars arming students with the truth. Historian Deborah Lipstadt, an expert on denial and a visiting fellow Program as a permanent, at our Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies, had just begun speaking to Museum living tribute to Officer supporters when she heard shots. “I was about to say, ‘The dangers of Holocaust Johns. Every year, 50 denial are . . . ’ and that was it.” outstanding young people— That was it. In one horrifi c instant, a treasured colleague murdered. And our nation’s sacred memorial to the victims of unchecked hatred itself became a victim. JUNE 10 On June 10, 2009,

like the young man on THESE our cover—will learn our beloved colleague We don’t know exactly how people become haters and haters become killers. But we Special Police O cer know from the Holocaust that humans are susceptible to propaganda, tend to abuse the timeless lessons of power, and often rationalize any behavior. Confronting these tendencies is hard, but the Holocaust and take Stephen Tyrone Johns that would have made all the difference during the Holocaust—as it can today. How died heroically while do we motivate individuals to make good choices? To do the right thing—even, and their place in an ever- DAYS DEFINE US most especially, when it is risky? expanding cadre of young protecting the Museum ambassadors for this and our visitors from That is precisely what your support enables us to do. Once again, this past year a brutal attacker, an demand soared for our unique programs that teach these lessons in a way no other Museum and our cause. global institution can. Through your continuing generosity, the Museum’s innovative avowed antisemite and educational outreach impacts millions worldwide, inspiring new generations— racist. Our Museum informing, and ultimately transforming, the choices they will make in both their personal and professional lives. community is deeply 1 Leadershipgrateful letter for the enormous June 10, 2009, shockedThe us toHolocaust the core. compels It broke usour to hearts. ask that But question it did not . defi. . and ne us.above As 2 Educating the public about propaganda humanity faces ever moreall, TOcomplex ACT ON challenges IT. We are and proud we live to inrecognize a world inas which Legacy hateful of Light outpouring of support ideologies are spreading, antisemitism threatens to become dangerously mainstream, 4 Enhancing the capacity of leaders to prevent genocide Guardians, supporters who have made safeguarding truth worldwide, particularly and genocide continues, we are challenged to take the Museum to new heights in our 5 Speaking out against genocide for future generations their personal legacy through a gift to the thousands who urgent mission to ensure these critical lessons shape the world. We are grateful 6 Empowering young people for your partnership inthe this Museum’s bold vision. endowment. To learn more, please call George Hellman, J.D., at 202.488.6591 or visit ushmm.org/endowment. 8 Leveragingcontributed technology so generously 10 Fightingto against the special online fundhate to 12 Exploringbenefi the Holocaustt the Johns with family. faith communities 14 Reframing how leaders view their role Tom A. Bernstein Joshua B. Bolten Sara J. Bloomfi eld 16 Generating new knowledge Chairman Vice Chairman Director 18 Confronting denial globally 20 Ensuring quality Holocaust education The inaugural class of Stephen Tyrone Johns Summer Youth Leadership 22 Days of Remembrance 2010 Ambassadors—embracing the ideals 26 Regional partners evey r will matters . . . put the museum in yours. Officer Johns sacrificed his life to protect . . . making a commitment to speak out and 28 International Travel Program Fred S. Zeidman Joel M. Geiderman confront hatred. Take the pledge to stand up 30 to hate at ushmm.org/thepledge. Our donors Chairman Emeritus Vice Chairman Emeritus 46 Financial statement 47 The Council USHMM.ORG 2009 –10 ANNUAL REPORT june26

On June 26, 2010, WhDEARat kindFRIENDS, of A dayw thato wouldrld reverberate throughout the nation started we launched the out like any other at the Museum. There were 42 scheduled groups that day—virtually willall middle futu or high schools.r Facultye gene from college campusesrations across this country were Stephen Tyrone Johns participating in our annual Silberman Seminar to strengthen teaching about the Summer Youth Leadership inheHolocaust,rit? taking their place in our worldwide network of scholars arming students with the truth. Historian Deborah Lipstadt, an expert on denial and a visiting fellow Program as a permanent, at our Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies, had just begun speaking to Museum living tribute to Officer supporters when she heard shots. “I was about to say, ‘The dangers of Holocaust Johns. Every year, 50 denial are . . . ’ and that was it.” outstanding young people— That was it. In one horrifi c instant, a treasured colleague murdered. And our nation’s sacred memorial to the victims of unchecked hatred itself became a victim.

like the young man on THESE our cover—will learn We don’t know exactly how people become haters and haters become killers. But we know from the Holocaust that humans are susceptible to propaganda, tend to abuse the timeless lessons of power, and often rationalize any behavior. Confronting these tendencies is hard, but the Holocaust and take that would have made all the difference during the Holocaust—as it can today. How do we motivate individuals to make good choices? To do the right thing—even, and their place in an ever- DAYS DEFINE US most especially, when it is risky? expanding cadre of young ambassadors for this That is precisely what your support enables us to do. Once again, this past year demand soared for our unique programs that teach these lessons in a way no other Museum and our cause. global institution can. Through your continuing generosity, the Museum’s innovative educational outreach impacts millions worldwide, inspiring new generations— informing, and ultimately transforming, the choices they will make in both their personal and professional lives.

1 Leadership letter June 10, 2009, shockedThe us toHolocaust the core. compels It broke usour to hearts. ask that But question it did not . defi. . and ne us.above As 2 Educating the public about propaganda humanity faces ever moreall, TOcomplex ACT ON challenges IT. We are and proud we live to inrecognize a world inas which Legacy hateful of Light ideologies are spreading, antisemitism threatens to become dangerously mainstream, 4 Enhancing the capacity of leaders to prevent genocide Guardians, supporters who have made safeguarding truth and genocide continues, we are challenged to take the Museum to new heights in our 5 for future generations their personal legacy through a gift to Speaking out against genocide urgent mission to ensure these critical lessons shape the world. We are grateful 6 Empowering young people for your partnership inthe this Museum’s bold vision. endowment. To learn more, please call George Hellman, J.D., at 202.488.6591 or visit ushmm.org/endowment. 8 Leveraging technology 10 Fighting against online hate 12 Exploring the Holocaust with faith communities 14 Reframing how leaders view their role Tom A. Bernstein Joshua B. Bolten Sara J. Bloomfi eld 16 Generating new knowledge Chairman Vice Chairman Director 18 Confronting denial globally 20 Ensuring quality Holocaust education The inaugural class of Stephen Tyrone Johns Summer Youth Leadership 22 Days of Remembrance 2010 Ambassadors—embracing the ideals 26 Regional partners evey r will matters . . . put the museum in yours. Officer Johns sacrificed his life to protect . . . making a commitment to speak out and 28 International Travel Program Fred S. Zeidman Joel M. Geiderman confront hatred. Take the pledge to stand up 30 to hate at ushmm.org/thepledge. Our donors Chairman Emeritus Vice Chairman Emeritus 46 Financial statement 47 The Council AND AroUND THE worlD

In a media-saturated world, we are convening diverse audiences —especially EDUcATINg THE pUBlIc young people—to help them ABoUT THE DANgErS oF become better consumers HATE propAgANDA The Holocaust did not begin with murder, it began with hate. But of information. well before hate, it began with something unique to the 20th century— the development of mass communications with the ability to exploit people’s hopes and fears. How were the Nazis able to win elections in one of the most highly educated nations in the world? In a democracy with a free press? They understood not only the power of propaganda but also lAUNcHINg THE propAgANDA INITIATIvE AT THE mUSEUm n In its fi rst year, State of how to marry it to the most advanced technologies. In our day they would Deception: The Power of Nazi be on Web sites, Twitter, Facebook, and cell phones. And that is precisely Can you create a democratic system while Propaganda reached more than where the haters are—no longer isolated but forming communities. imposing some limits on a core democratic 384,000 Museum visitors, with principle like freedom of expression? an additional 1,659,000 visits The explosion of hate on the Internet led the Museum to develop a global, Take the poll at ushmm.org/propaganda. to the related Web site, which is multilingual initiative to foster critical thinking in today’s information- available in Arabic, Farsi, Italian, overloaded world and stimulate discussion about responding to hate Spanish, and Turkish. propaganda. Today’s technology may be different and the issues may seem new, n Resources for secondary school but human nature is still the same. What is different is that in our globalized teachers are reaching thousands world, the dangers—and the opportunities for response—are greater. of classrooms nationwide. The centerpiece of the initiative is the groundbreaking special exhibition, n Pilot programs are engaging State of Deception: The Power of Nazi Propaganda, which explores how the Nazis journalism and media students, used sophisticated messages and the latest technologies to sway millions. military personnel, State Hitler once said, “Propaganda is a truly terrible weapon in the hands of Department professionals, an expert.” In the age of the Internet, anyone can be an expert. At a time and educators at all levels. of increasing Holocaust denial, surging antisemitism, and continuing n In partnership with the Fred genocide, we are also witnessing the declining power of traditional Friendly Seminars at the institutions of authority such as government, schools, and families. That is Columbia University Graduate why this institution is taking the lead in educating the public and putting

30 jANUArY School of Journalism, a panel truth into the world. of experts in a unique role-playing format explored propaganda in situations in which mass violence is threatened. See the panel participants at ushmm.org/ propaganda/friendly. TATE OF DECEPTION

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R One of the most powerful ways the Museum honors the memory of the victims of the Holocaust is by working to confront and prevent genocide today. In conjunction with our Propaganda Initiative, the Museum’s 2009 Sudikoff Annual Interdisciplinary Seminar on Genocide Prevention: Speech, Power, Violence,

UA convened academics, journalists, conflict analysts, policy professionals, and other experts to share research, knowledge, and insights on the role of hate speech in situations of genocide and related crimes against R humanity. Read key findings and case studies at ushmm.org/genocide/spv.

Internationally recognized as a convening power, the Museum provides worldwide support for professionals directly engaged in preventing genocide. Working with partners such as the U.S. Department of State, FEBRUARY11 Acroshe s t I couo ntrand y the U.S. Institute of Peace, and the American Academy of Diplomacy, we

FEB n bring together officials from the United States and other governments, The Preventing Genocide report n

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Speaking out against rape co branch offices, heads of to effective genocide prevention and response. The most recent example n international organizations, of the Museum’s high-level partnerships, the Genocide Prevention Task as A tool of genocide tinents NGOs, international development Force, was cochaired by former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright and organizations, all 183 embassies former Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen. The task force released Serving as this country’s voice of conscience—the Museum was among

in the United States, and 193 UN its final report,Preventing Genocide: A Blueprint for U.S. Policymakers, in the first to issue a Genocide Emergency for the situation in Darfur, — missions, as well as key Sudan—we continue to convene and lead our partners in the effort to O December 2008. Throughout 2009, the Museum took the report on the ne UN officials.

catalyze public conscience and inspire action. Actress Maria Bello joined

road to major U.S. cities to inform the general public and build support N i n The report has already had a major for the recommendations. Read the report at ushmm.org/genocide/taskforce. activists in the Washington area and in some 200 communities across the country g h

impact. Congress is considering I’m here to stand up, use and on five continents to press for an end to violence against Darfuri women. t ,

The event—One Night, One Voice—premiered a film on gender-based O legislation to adopt some of the my voice, and demand ne

key recommendations; the U.S. violence, featuring testimonials by women living in refugee camps in Chad

that sexual violence as V intelligence community is moving and Darfur. A panel discussion followed the film and was streamed live o i

a weapon of war—rape c to build into its regular reporting as an instrument of from the Museum to participating communities. Watch the video at ushmm.org/ e to Congress assessments of onenightonevoice. genocidal threats; and the Obama genocide—will be more administration has created an fully addressed. This event is just one example of our multifaceted effort to confront one of interagency working group on —Maria Bello, actress humanity’s most pressing issues. In addition to our work with professionals mass atrocities and a high-level and leaders, the Museum creates and supports a network of citizens who official to coordinate government care about ending genocide. We work through a variety of educational efforts on this issue. programs, an engaging interactive Web site, a podcast series, classroom resources, and social media outreach.

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th and acting on the lessons u o y of the Holocaust. g e v n Empowering conin young people to become engaged citizens 23 The Museum convened its second Summit for National Youth Leadership Organizations, bringing together more than 50 leaders and visionaries from

h 30 national organizations to explore how to collectively foster moral leadership and civic engagement among young people. Funded by UBS, the summit examined how to incorporate Holocaust history into programs that teach young people that in the face of hatred and injustice their actions always matter. The Museum presented findings of a recent rc evaluation of its flagship program for youth—Bringing the Lessons Home, a unique collaboration between the Museum and Washington, DC–area a public schools—as one such example. After participating, students in the program exceeded national averages on a range of measures of civic engagement and demonstrate higher levels of involvement in their m communities. Especially in the context of challenges that are arising as a result of our increasingly diverse society, the Museum’s unique educational n Leading discussions and giving programs are establishing important new models with broad implications. tours, 550 young Bringing the Read more at ushmm.org/btlh. Lessons Home ambassadors have helped serve a diverse group of Working with Museum educators and historians, summit participants more than 100,000 visitors, from reviewed best practices to incorporate study of the Holocaust and its new FBI agents to student groups lessons in their programming. Additionally, they were introduced to visiting from overseas. a Museum Web-based set of resources to enhance their work in the field. Over the summer, youth leadership organizations including the n The Bringing the Lessons Home Boy Scouts, the Close Up Foundation, the National Youth Leadership model has earned recognition Conference, People to People International, and Texas Can! put their from the American Association of plans into action and piloted new activities with the Museum. Museums and has been adopted by the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute and the Ghetto Fighters’ House Museum in northern Israel. As a result of the Museum’s summits, Texas Can! has made valuable new contacts and discovered new models to support the youth we serve throughout six cities in Texas. We are definitely committed to bringing the lessons of the Holocaust home to students in our schools. —Robin E. Hutchison Director of Development, Texas Can!

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y To stand up against genocide m n 90,000 people have made the pledge Improving how we respond to threats of genocide demands new tools, M to take action against genocide. strong leadership, and an engaged public. In short, effecting change requires new approaches. The Museum’s innovative installation, n Our Voices on Genocide Prevention Frome or From Memory to Action: Meeting the Challenge of Genocide, podcasts are downloaded 50,000 breaks down barriers times a month; we also engage this between the physical space of the Museum and our online community growing community using Facebook, to educate visitors and build a community of individuals committed iTunes, Twitter, YouTube, and our to stopping genocide. Using cutting-edge technology, a companion monthly Genocide Prevention Web site, and powerful firsthand testimony from eyewitnesses to the e-Newsletter with 27,000 Holocaust and genocides in Bosnia-Herzegovina, Rwanda, and Sudan,

l 23 subscribers. visitors are encouraged to build personalized Web pages to share with

i their social networks. Whether signing a pledge online from Beijing or n The Museum and Google Earth standing within the walls of the Museum in Washington, DC, each visitor updated Crisis in Darfur with new information from the U.S. is challenged to answer the question, “What will you do to help meet Department of State, identifying the challenge of genocide today?” Their pledges become part of an ever- more than 3,300 villages damaged growing global pledge wall. pr or completely destroyed, twice the In another powerful example of utilizing technology to bring truth to a number confirmed when Crisis in

a worldwide audience, the Museum’s online mapping initiative Crisis in Darfur, Darfur launched in 2007. in partnership with Google Earth, has enabled millions of individuals to bear n Committed to being the voice for witness to the destruction in Darfur, Sudan. Updated with new evidence, those silenced, the Museum is this unprecedented initiative provides the most detailed picture to date expanding its World Is Witness of the enormity of the devastation that has occurred during and after efforts. Museum staff members the genocide in Darfur. Although the pace of destruction of villages has traveled to Rwanda and the declined in the last few years, the Museum remains concerned about the Democratic Republic of the Congo millions of people still at risk in the region. We will continue to provide to document the aftereffects of information about conditions on the ground to help the public and policy genocide and report on the ongoing makers make informed decisions about how to respond. conflict in Congo.

What will you do? Make your pledge at ushmm.org/genocide/take_action.

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and In a world where ideas and information—truth and lies—move around the globe in nanoseconds, cyberspace is where the battle between evil and good is occurring today. And when it comes to the spread of cyber hate and antisemitism, reach matters. With one of the world’s more heavily 12 trafficked Web sites, the Museum has a singular global platform with the n The Museum’s Web site is now scale and force to push back: if you Google the word “antisemitism,” the available in 12 languages. Museum is at the top of the list, just after Wikipedia. With 30 million visits n This year we broadened global in 2009, ushmm.org is the most visited online Holocaust resource. Visitors ay access to information about the coming every single day from more than 100 countries get accurate, Holocaust through additional comprehensive information based on historical evidence and personal translations into Indonesian, stories. In a world in which Holocaust denial, distortion, and minimization m Korean, Portuguese, and Turkish. are crossing cultural borders, the translation of our Web site into multiple n In 2009, Arabic-language visits languages is crucial in the fight for truth. increased by 64 percent over the same period in the previous year; But the Museum’s footprint in cyberspace extends well beyond our Web Farsi-language visits increased site. It must. The disturbing rise in hate-filled Web pages, blogs, and by 39 percent; Spanish-language social networks continues unabated, with a 20 percent increase in just visits increased by 91 percent. one year. This is where young people are increasingly vulnerable. We are putting truth into everyday conversations where they socialize, engage, n Every month there are more and connect with us via Facebook, iTunes, Second Life, Twitter, YouTube, than 15,000 downloads of the Web page from one of the many Museum’s Voices on Antisemitism and our mobile site, ushmm.mobi. Join the conversation at facebook.com/ sites proliferating on the Internet podcast series. holocaustmuseum or twitter.com/holocaustmuseum. minimizing and distorting the n How can we address antisemitism facts of the Holocaust. and hate speech in digital spaces? Listen to the Museum podcast with Danah Boyd—a researcher for Microsoft and fellow at Harvard’s Berkman Center for Internet and Society—at ushmm.org/antisemitism/voices. On May 12, people from 170 of the world’s 195 countries visited the Museum’s Web site.

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c I came to a much deeper appreciation of the history fa of Christian antisemitism. . . . What would it truly mean

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The Museum’s Committee on Church Relations and the Holocaust, an

15 internationally recognized convener for leaders and scholars of various religions, has been a leading voice in examining the impact of the Holocaust on Christian-Jewish understanding and serves as an indispensable resource for seminaries as well as religious study faculty. Participants from South Carolina to Manchester, England, converged for five days at the Museum for a seminar to consider the responses of Christian churches to the ethical questions raised by the Holocaust. une As antisemitism threatens to infiltrate the culture of higher education, and the study of the Holocaust as a singular event is increasingly contested, j the Museum is arming faculty in multiple disciplines with resources to effectively teach this history and explore its relevance today. The Museum is also expanding its outreach on college and university campuses, sending scholars for lectures, seminars, and public presentations to assist faculty The Museum is ensuring the working to combat Holocaust denial and antisemitism. Read more about the larger implications of Holocaust denial at ushmm.org/beyondwilliamson. vitality of Holocaust studies on college campuses, nurturing the next generation of scholars across disciplines.

n The Museum has worked with some 100 interfaith institutions, including those engaged in Christian-Jewish-Muslim trialogue. n Last year, faculty from 25 states participated in Museum seminars, and Museum scholars visited more than 70 campuses.

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e in their personal and professional lives. T a in he 2 reframing how leaders view their role in safeguarding

ust democracy The Holocaust fundamentally altered our understanding of human nature, g political power, and social norms. In Nazi Germany, leaders and others failed to stand up against the unjust treatment of their fellow citizens. As the world leader in Holocaust education, our unique training is influencing critical decision makers in society. The Museum’s programs for law enforcement

au n Twenty-three state chief justices officials, military officers, judges, educators, clergy, and journalists encourage have requested training for these professionals to rethink the moral obligations of their professions. their states. One of the most rapidly expanding audiences for these programs is the legal n The National Association of community. Judges were among those inside Germany who might have Women Judges Conference changed the course of history by challenging the legitimacy of the Nazi requested the program in 2010. regime and the hundreds of early laws that restricted political freedoms n In response to a request from the and civil rights. And yet the overwhelming majority did not. Examining the U.S. Department of Justice, the intersection of challenges and choices facing judges in Nazi Germany—and Museum conducted a training the consequences of those choices—provides a uniquely powerful context for session for all 230 federal examining contemporary roles and responsibilities. In 2009, expanding on immigration judges. our work with federal judges and the extremely successful training developed n The Board of the Federal for state judges in Arizona, the Museum partnered with the National Center Immigration Courts has made this for State Courts to develop a new training model for state chief justices. program a permanent component At their national conference, chief justices from 46 states participated in our of its training for judges. Law, Justice, and the Holocaust professional training session. n More than 65,000 law enforcement officials have been trained, including 10,000 FBI agents and 20,000 commanders and chiefs of police nationally and internationally. n How does a nation move from a democracy to a dictatorship? Read more at ushmm.org/ lawjusticeholocaust.

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a The Museum’s Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies is the world’s leading generator of new knowledge about the Holocaust and of initiatives to grow the field by fostering the next generation of

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v some of the most difficult or understudied aspects of the Holocaust. n

o Recent workshops have wrestled with issues of collaboration and C nin Holoc collective memory in Ukraine; the fate of North African Jewry during the Holocaust (the workshop included participants from the United States, Israel, Morocco, and Tunisia); and a special workshop on forced and slave labor in Nazi-dominated Europe, based on the 14 newly opened International Tracing Service (ITS) Archive. The ITS materials represent an unprecedented body of evidentiary truth about the victimization of 17 million people—both Jews and non- Jews. Their revealing details puncture the myth that only a few big companies used forced and slave labor. From small villages to big cities, everyone exploited it . . . and everyone was aware of the crime. ust The new knowledge emanating from the Center’s research not only n ITS update: The Museum has n Gathering rare testimonies deepens our understanding of the Holocaust but has continuing received more than 138 million of those who participated in g implications for our contemporary world. Slave labor, for example, images of documentation from or witnessed Nazi crimes, the is not a relic from the past. More innocent victims are enslaved the ITS Archive; 100 million more Museum now has 1,189 oral today than at any other time in history. The ITS documents also images are still to come; more histories from 14 countries as part hold a powerful message about the dangers of today’s resurgent than 12,000 individual search of its unprecedented Witnesses, requests were submitted to the Collaborators, and Perpetrators au antisemitism: once hatred is unleashed against any ethnic, religious, or political group, ultimately others are put at risk. Learn more about Museum, with over 8,000 from Project. This is in addition to slave labor during the Holocaust at ushmm.org/slavelabor. families of survivors and victims. eyewitness testimonies collected by Museum partner Father Patrick n Creating an award-winning and unprecedented reference Desbois at mass killing sites in the former Soviet Union. The most efficacious way of fighting the scourge work that will support future generations of scholars, the n Working in partnership with the of Holocaust denial is with the facts and the evidence. Museum published the first of its State Archive in Berlin, we are No argument posed by deniers can withstand the seven-volume Encyclopedia of now obtaining copies of a unique overwhelming weight of the truth. Camps and Ghettos, 1933–1945. set of records for legal scholars— the only complete collection —Deborah Lipstadt Museum visiting scholar, Dorot Professor of files of a Nazi German State of Modern Jewish History and Holocaust Studies, Prosecutor’s Office to have Emory University, Atlanta survived the war intact.

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nia A powerful example of the Museum’s growing influence is the pivotal a role we played in helping Romania confront its past. Half the Jewish o

R community in Romania—the third largest in Europe—was destroyed g in the Holocaust. Today, Romania is a young democracy, a key U.S. ally, i and a member of NATO. And yet, it had never acknowledged its role l e

H p n m during World War II as the second-largest killer of Jews. The Museum n The Museum is a leader in led an international effort, chaired by Elie Wiesel and involving the the 27-nation Task Force for president of Romania, to create a definitive report detailing the history of Romania unveiled a national monument on October 8, 2009, in memory of the International Cooperation the Holocaust in Romania, with recommendations for moving forward. hundreds of thousands of Jews and Gypsies killed by Romanian forces during the on Holocaust Education, The Museum’s vast collections—including millions of pages of both Remembrance, and Research, r 8 Holocaust. On that occasion, Paul Shapiro, the Museum’s Director of the Center for government and rescued Jewish communal records—were indispensable Advanced Holocaust Studies, speaking in Romanian delivered a formal address on the which through the Museum’s in this effort. The Museum is training Romanian educators to teach new encouragement recently Holocaust to the Romanian parliament. After decades of official denial, the Romanian generations and is leading seminars for the country’s government and established a standing military leaders to reinforce their role in protecting basic freedoms. government has designated October 9 as National Holocaust Remembrance Day. committee to deal with be antisemitism. Romania has established a national center for Holocaust research and joined the Task Force for International Cooperation on Holocaust n Museum professionals serve Education, Remembrance, and Research. In a European landscape o on expert advisory boards of experiencing a disturbing rise in antisemitism, denial, trivialization, and Holocaust organizations in minimization of the Holocaust, the Museum is dramatically expanding its t Austria, Canada, Germany, presence and activity to respond to the challenge. Macedonia, Poland, Romania, and elsewhere. n The Museum trains teachers from Croatia, the Czech Republic, oc Ireland, Latvia, Romania, and the United Kingdom. n The Museum works in more than 40 countries on six continents, ranging from Argentina and Morocco to Uzbekistan.

Museum Director Sara J. Bloomfield signs an agreement to open Holocaust-era secret police archives in Romania.

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n In 2009, the Museum reached all 50 states with teacher training, Ensuring quality professional development r 7 Holocaust education opportunities, and new resources. n The Museum provided training to for the nation more than 2,000 teachers around the country. be A survey found that 20 percent of American high school students could n As a result of our Regional not identify Hitler and name whom the United States fought in World Education Summits held across War II. Not surprisingly, as this history recedes knowledge will diminish, the country, teachers, college m but that is just part of the equation. With a massive wave of baby-boomer professors, state education retirements expected in the next decade, as well as increasing rates officials, and Holocaust centers e of teacher turnover, the challenges for sustaining vibrant Holocaust are forming new partnerships to education in American secondary schools will be greater than ever. sustain quality education in their regions under the umbrella of the Since young people are a critical audience, we are investing both in Museum’s national network. The As a defining lesson teachers who will sustain a long-term commitment to Holocaust

ov latest examples include Nebraska education and in reaching young people directly through social media. and Nevada, with other states in human nature, the Because we cannot be in every classroom, we are deploying our team of such as Colorado exploring similar n master regional educators to train other teachers throughout the country. education initiatives. Holocaust is critical in We also work with pre-service teachers so they are prepared before they even begin their first job. And we are leveraging technology to engage shaping our world today. students in Holocaust history and provide teachers with source materials, lesson guides, and best practices. Reaching young people Teacher Forums are the underpinning of our outreach to educators, is one of the Museum’s bringing world-class professionals and programming to equip them to teach about the Holocaust effectively. Because Texas is highly influential highest priorities. in the development of textbooks nationwide and other trends in education, we took our successful Dallas-Area Teacher Forum to a new level. Partnering with Texas Education Agency Region 10 and tapping into its statewide technological resources, we were able to simultaneously offer this training to teachers from the major cities as well as underserved south Texas border areas. In addition to the hundreds of teachers who participated, the forum is now available for teachers as an online resource, Teachers are aware that the academic research into maximizing our impact on students throughout these regions. this history is intense and ongoing. If we’re serious about getting these new understandings filtered into classrooms and accessible to students, then professional development programs for teacher educators are a key bridge. —Paul Salmons Renowned Holocaust scholar from the University of London’s Institute of Education, presenting a workshop on methods for introducing students to the Holocaust, during the forum via Internet 2 technology 20 2009­–10 Annual Report These days define us 21 ohe hn t 65t anniversary of liberation ns a r te e II v r a w OPPOSITE: General David Petraeus delivers the keynote address at the annual d Days of Remembrance Commemoration in the U.S. Capitol Rotunda, April 15. This year’s theme—Stories of Freedom: What You Do Matters—paid tribute to American servicemen and women who defeated Nazi Germany and freed g Holocaust victims from years of suffering, and marked the 65th anniversary i of the liberation of Nazi concentration camps. Invited guests included more o

n than 120 World War II veterans from across the country, Holocaust survivors, o

h r n worl members of Congress, White House officials, foreign ambassadors, and Museum supporters. 2010 e c an r b m e m e r f o days

ABOVE (clockwise from upper left): James Schaefer, 42nd Infantry Division, of Davenport, IA, and Harold Hicks, 3rd Infantry Division, of Townsend, GA, salute the flags of the liberating U.S. Army divisions in the Capitol Rotunda. Former Vice Chairman Joel M. Geiderman, Museum Director Sara J. Bloomfield, Pillar of Memory Jeanette Lerman-Neubauer and her mother, Chris Lerman, at the unveiling of Jeanette Lerman-Neubauer and Joe Neubauer’s Pillar of Memory engraving. Museum Pillar of Memory Jay Stein with his daughter Berry in the Museum. Stephen Tyrone Johns, Jr., son of the late Museum security officer, assists with the candlelighting. 22 2009­–10 Annual Report These days define us 23 ohe hn t 65t anniversary of liberation ns a r te e II v r a w TOP ROW ( from left): New members of the Legacy of Light Society at its annual d tea, ( from left) Director of Planned Giving George E. Hellman, Associate Director of Planned Giving Naomi Katz, Helen Clawson, Bella Urbach Solnik, Janet Swanson, Lilliane C. Litton, John Swanson, Paul G. Loewner, Alan Roth, g Dr. Harry Rosenthal, Anita P. Cowan, Donald J. Cowan, Meyer Zinn, Gala i Bolsun, and Maurice Berry. Director Sara J. Bloomfield with the late Eric F. Ross, o

n the Museum’s largest individual donor. More than 50 of the Museum’s survivor o

h r n worl volunteers gather in the Hall of Witness. Presenting the story of their father’s rescue efforts were Andrea, Enrico, and Susanna Mandel-Mantello. 2010 e c an r b m e m e In Memoriam, Eric F. Ross, 1919–2010 r f o days

BOTTOM ROW ( from left): Attorney General Eric Holder addresses the National Tribute Dinner. Leaders of the Wings of Memory Society attending the events, ( from left) Arlene Herson, Bob Abrams, Alice Abrams, Mindy Unger, Howard Unger, Wendy Rudolph, Sally Levine, Jeff Levine, Elaine Roberts, Bernard Roberts, Judy Appelbaum, Bob Appelbaum, Alice Abt, Marilyn Malkin, Larry Wolf, and Brad Wine. General Roméo A. Dallaire, former commander of UN peacekeeping forces in Rwanda, gave a briefing on the Museum’s genocide-prevention efforts. The National Tribute Dinner honors former Chairman Fred S. Zeidman (third from right), on stage with Brad and Melanie Wine, Sara J. Bloomfield, Joel M. 24 2009­–10 Annual Report Geiderman, Kay Zeidman, and Marilyn and Sam Fox. These days define us 25 theuseu M m’s urgent mission l l i f l u f o t g i l hep n

s r tne r Pa l na o i g Re

TOP: Clyde C. Tuggle, Senior Vice President of Global Public Affairs and Communications for Coca-Cola, (center) accepts TOP: ( from left) Defiance screenwriter Clay Frohman and a Founders Medal at a reception in Atlanta on behalf of the Luncheon Chairs Richard and Linda Price with keynote Coca-Cola Company with Council Member Michael Morris speaker Liev Schreiber at the 2009 Risa K. Lambert (left) and Senior Advisor for External Affairs Arthur Berger. Luncheon in Chicago. above: Museum Pillar of Memory ABOVE: ( from left) Pillars of Memory Sheldon G. Adelson and Howard L. Ganek (second from left), honoree of the New Council Member Miriam Adelson host a reception in their York Tribute Dinner, with Dinner Chairs David Ganek, home in Las Vegas, seen here with Museum Director Sara J. Robert Appel, and Edward Meyer. right: At a reception on Bloomfield and former Museum Chairman Fred S. Zeidman. behalf of the Museum in the home of Alan Lazowski were LEFT: ( from left) Brad Wine, David Mills, and Ivan Adler at (top row from left) David Lerman, Marcia Lazowski, Alan the Museum’s Next Generation event, “The Power of Film Lazowski, and Gerald Gelles; (bottom row from left) Phyllis and the Holocaust: An Evening with Ralph Fiennes and Bob Gelles, Museum Director Sara J. Bloomfield, and New Woodward.” LOWER LEFT: Actor Ralph Fiennes speaking at the England Regional Office Director Julie Hock. Museum about the power of film and the Holocaust.

26 2009­–10 Annual Report These days define us 27 IN THE LANDS WHERE THE HOLOCAUST HAPPENED TH U R T

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G I R BEAN TNESS T m a l progr e v a r t

l romania TOP:

na Director of the Museum’s International Archival Programs Radu Ioanid examines

o documents in a Romanian archive with trip participants, ( from left) Deborah Feinstein, Deanie Stein, Amy Kaslow, and Helen Marshall. ABOVE: ( from left) President of Romania Traian Basescu with Peter Jacobi­—

nati the artist who designed the new Romanian Holocaust Memorial—and Chairman r of the Federation of Romanian Jewish Communities Aurel Vainer. LEFT: On tour at the new Romanian national Holocaust memorial. BOTTOM: Ellen and Allie Ash with President of Romania Traian Basescu (center),

inte Poland at the Presidential Palace in Bucharest. TOP: Poland Family Trip participants Suzy Keller, her daughter Rachel Keller, Gail Huff, and Carol Monash tour the Auschwitz-Birkenau State Museum. ABOVE: Holocaust survivor Marty Weiss (left) shares his experience in the Auschwitz barracks with Ron Michaelson; Diane Saltzman, Director of the Holocaust Denial and Antisemitism Initiative; and Lilli Groisser. RIGHT: Inside the barracks at Birkenau.

28 2009­–10 Annual Report These days define us 29 FOUNDERS SOCIETY

CHAIRMAN’S CIRCLE FOUNDERS Gifts of $10 million or more Gifts of $1 million or more Susie and Michael Gelman The Pritzker Family Anonymous Dr. David and Joan Goldfarb Benjamin and Seema Pulier Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany Madlyn and Leonard Abramson The Joyce and Irving Goldman Family Charitable Foundation Eric F.* and Lore* Ross Charles S. Ackerman Foundation Judith B. and Burton P. Resnick Adelson Family Foundation Murray H. and Joan M. Goodman Pearl Resnick* American Gays and Lesbians, Families and Harold* and Sylvia Greenberg Charles H. Revson Foundation BENEFACTORS Friends The Maurice R. and Corrine Lester Robbins* and Sheila Johnson Ted* and Lin Arison P. Greenberg Foundation Robbins Gifts of $5 million or more Bank of America Corporation Nathan* and Sophia* Gumenick Arthur and Toni Rock The Bender Family—Blake Construction Joseph Gurwin Family Foundation Marcus* and Ann Rosenberg Albert Abramson Allen I. and Joan Bildner Estate of Helmut Hannes Samuel* and Jean* Rothberg Jeff and Toby Herr Neil G. Bluhm, Leslie N. Bluhm, The Merrill Hassenfeld Family Lawrence J. and Anne Rubenstein Andrew G. Bluhm and Erwin Herling* Charitable Foundation Harold P.* and Maria M.* Hustace Meredith A. Bluhm-Wolf Hoffberger Family Fund, Inc. S. H. and Helen Scheuer Family Foundation Barbara Bluhm-Kaul and Family Allen, Dolores, Herbert, and Sidney Kohl Irving and Helen* Schneider The Sidney Kimmel Foundation Anne* and Ned* Bord Families The Jerome and Saul Schottenstein Families The Harvey M. and Lyn P. Meyerhoff Fund, Inc., and the Joseph Braman Family Foundation William and Sheila Konar Estate of Trude Schreiber Martin,* Maurice, and Matthew Bucksbaum Doris and Simon Konover Betty and Howard Schwartz Family and Rebecca Meyerhoff Memorial Fund Families Murray and Ellen Koppelman and Sandra Foundation Bella Wexner* and Leslie H. and Abigail Wexner Joseph A. and Janeal Cannon and Family Glicksman Joseph Schwartz Family Foundation The Rhoda and David Chase Family Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Koret Elinor A. Seevak Foundation Inc. Barbara and Fred* Kort J. B. and Maurice C. Shapiro Charitable PILLARS OF MEMORY The Chrysler Corporation Fund Rae Kushner* Trust The Coca-Cola Company Ronald S., JoCarole, and Estée* Lauder Mickey and Karen Shapiro Gifts of $2 million or more Craig and Deborah Cogut and the Lauder Foundation Morris and Evelyn Sidewater Miriam and Sheldon Adelson, Roberta and Irwin Chafetz, The Judd, Randi, Stephen, and Barry Malkin Families Douglas and Carol Cohen Leichtag Family Foundation The Smith Kogod Families and Joan* and Ted Cutler The Marcus Foundation The Ryna and Melvin Cohen Family The Annette M. and Theodore The Sosland Family Foundation N. Lerner Family Foundation Steven Spielberg The Annenberg Foundation Milken Family Foundation The Leonard and Sophie Davis Fund The Lerner Foundation Oliver and Elizabeth Stanton Foundation The Arthur and Rochelle Belfer Foundation Ratner, Miller, Shafran Families Martin* and Luella Davis Gerard Leval—Arent Fox PLLC The Starr Foundation Cindy Stein Edelman Anita and Arnold* Lorber The Sudikoff Family Foundation Crown Family Philanthropies Righteous Persons Foundation Anne and Isidore Falk Charitable The Lumer Family John and Janet Swanson Rena Rowan Damone The Helena Rubinstein Foundation Foundation Mandel Associated Foundations Dr.* and Mrs. Laszlo Tauber and Family Fannie Mae Foundation Peter W. and Leni May Laurence* and Billie Tisch Estate of Suzette Derzavis Schwarz Foundation Rafael Feferman Bernard and Lusia Milch Preston Robert Tisch* Estate of Bernice and Louis Dozoretz, M.D. Nathan Shapell* Feil Family Foundation Seymour* and Vivian Milstein Jack and Helen Tramiel Howard L. and Judie Ganek Carl and Ruth Shapiro Family Foundation Dalck* and Rose Feith Family David and Ruth* Mitzner and Ira and Howard and Mindy Unger Ferenc Family Charitable Foundation of Mindy Mitzner The Max Webb Foundation Richard and Rhoda Goldman Foundation The Curt C. and Else Silberman Foundation Brooklyn Mr. and Mrs. Robert Patron and Marcia Frederick R. Weisman Philanthropic Leslie and Susan,* Louis and Kelly Gonda Robert H. Smith Family Foundation Gerald M.* and Mary L.* Fisch Patron* Foundation Max M.* and Marjorie S. Fisher Jennie Perelman Foundation The Wilf Family Foundation Carylon* and Julius Hemmelstein Family Deanie and Jay Stein The Freed Foundation The Jay and Rose Phillips Family The Winnick Family Foundation Jack and Ina* Kay Fern and Manfred Steinfeld Family Mr.* and Mrs.* James Ingo Freed and Foundation The Severin Wunderman Family The Kovler Family Foundation Linda and Schuyler Sylvers Family Alan Pines, Mark Sarna, and Martin Statfeld The Zuckerman, Pantirer, Levenstein Lorraine and Jack N.* Friedman Irene and Abe* Pollin Families Miles* and Chris Lerman Victim List Project of the Swiss Banks Settlement Jeanette Lerman-Neubauer and Joe Neubauer (U.S. District Court, Eastern District of New York, Morris Leviloff Trust Hon. Edward R. Korman, presiding) LEGACY OF LIGHT CHAIRMAN’S CIRCLE PILLARS OF MEMORY Estate commitments of $10 million or more Estate commitments of $2 million or more Dr.* and Mrs. Alec C. Levin and Family Hilda,* Otto,* Brenda and Sandra Wolf FOUNDERS SOCIETY Linda and Schuyler Sylvers Dr. Sidney Davidson The William S. and Ina Levine Foundation Marilyn and Sigi* Ziering Rebecca Knaster Members of the Legacy of Light Founders BENEFACTORS Louis F. Smith Society have provided written confirmation Estate commitments of $5 million or more of planned giving and testamentary gift Kurt L. and Marilyn Wallach FOUNDERS arrangements in which commitments of Estate commitments of $1 million or more $1 million or more have been made to the Helen M. Clawson Museum. The following individuals have Ann and Paul Krouse given consent to be listed: Alan J. Shepherd Alan Solomon, M.D. Hannah Kastan Weiss Diane Wohl

30 2009­–10 Annual Report * Deceased These days define us 31 Annual contributors Paul Elkin Family Trust Howard Konar Joseph M. and Shelley Brodecki Harold Grinspoon Foundation Richard and Lisa Perry Herbert C. Wenske Foundation Daniel and Carole Burack Philip M. Friedmann Family Reuben and Julie Kopel Edward H. Brown Clifford Gross Joan and Lewis* Platt Estate of Martin F. Witkin The Hannah and Paul Burstein Fund We gratefully acknowledge the Grosvenor Capital Management, LP The Kovler Family Foundation Betty Brudnick Barbara and Steven Grossman Polk Bros. Foundation Jana and Sheffield Wolk Carylon Foundation generosity of the many donors Donald and Susie Hecht Jeanette Lerman-Neubauer and Elaine Bukantz The Grove Foundation Ambassador John and Marcia Price Sylvia Wubnig Revocable Trust Pat and Myron M. Cherry who have contributed to the Phyllis Greenberg Heideman and Joe Neubauer Leonard and Frances Burka Richard and Rachel Guttenberg The PrivateBank Rosalye Yashek Dr. and Mrs. Paul H. Chodroff Museum from January 1 through Richard D. Heideman Maribeth and Steven Lerner Michael and Merle Cahan Jeffrey and Elyse Haas Sofin Raskin Jerome A. Yavitz Charitable Foundation Shari and Mark D. Coe, Coe Capital December 31, 2009. Bella Heppenheimer Barbara Levoff Deborah and Steven Cavalier Jeffrey and Nancy Halis Burton P. and Judith B. Resnick Helen and Sam Zell Management Ronne and Donald Hess Foundation Isaac Liberman Foundation Arnold and Carol Caviar Harris Family Foundation Foundation Cohen Charitable Foundation $1 million or more Steven and Suzanne Hilton and Family Lockheed Martin Corporation Sol and Mitzi Center Mr. and Mrs. J. Ira Harris Lundy E. and Fredric G. Reynolds $5,000–$9,999 David M. and Abby Joseph Cohen Estate of Maria M. Hustace Herman George Kaiser Foundation Herbert J. Maletz Edith and David Chaifetz Michelle and Corey Harris Peter Robbins and Page Sargisson Anonymous (4) Elliott and Judith Cohen Elinor A. Seevak Janet and Michael Krasny Jill Goldfine Meister and Paul Meister Myron Cherry, John and Dana Burgess Hecktman Family Foundation Bernard and Elaine Roberts A & C Investments Inc. Rabbis Garry Cohen and Deanie and Jay Stein Estate of Sally Leatherman Rebecca and Nathan Milikowsky Chubb Group of Insurance Companies Hochberg and Lowenstein Families Arthur and Toni Rock Alice and Robert Abrams Debra Nesselson Cohen William S. and Ina Levine Foundation Jack and Goldie Wolfe Miller Fund Citadel Group Foundation Mildred Hofberg Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Rose Hal and Judy Abroms Amy and Andrew Cohn $500,000–$999,999 Pavel Gráf Loewner New York Mets, Valerie and Jeff Wilpon Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Clark Nathan P. Jacobs Foundation Helene Rosenzweig and Richard Bock John G. Adler Stewart and Judith Colton Estate of Mary L. Fisch The Lumer Family The Brodie Price Fund of the Jewish Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin B. Cohen Robert and Joan Judelson Dr. and Mrs. Ronald Ross Joseph P. and Kathy J. Adler Conatus Capital Management LP Jeff and Toby Herr Lupin Foundation Community Foundation of and Family Anne and Burt Kaplan Betty Rosskamm Africk Family Foundation The Covenant Foundation Eric F.* and Lore* Ross The Malkin Family San Diego Mr. and Mrs. William Cohen Marty and Amy Kaplan Foundation Gene and Millicent Roth Joseph J. Agresti Irving Cowan Alan Solomon, M.D. Helen Mark Trust Robert and Allison Price Eva Cooper The Mayer and Morris Kaplan Mr. and Mrs. Steven and Esther Roth Akin, Gump, Strauss, Hauer & Feld LLP CRC Insurance Services, Inc. Jennifer and Daniel Mendelson Mr. and Mrs. Sumner Redstone Jan and Susanne Czuker Foundation The Rotter Family Mathilde Albers Marion Cutler $250,000–$499,999 Mitnick Charitable Lead Unitrust Estate of Helen Anne B. Rivlin Debra Dann Ezra and Tati Katz Tony and Linda Rubin Alan and Arlene Alda Mr. and Mrs. David B. Dahl Braman Family Foundation Morris Family Foundation Janis Rockoff The Leonard and Sophie Davis Fund George* and Marilyn Kennedy Norman Rubinstein* William A. Alderman Charitable Audrey and Charles Dann Estate of Paula A. Lindenberg Daniel and Jane Och Barbara and Richard Rosenberg The Dick and Betsy De Vos Foundation Martin and Marlene Kirsch Ruthmarc Foundation Remainder Trust Michael H. and Martha W. Davidson The Marcus Foundation Alan J. and Elisa Pines George D. Schwab Devinki, Pack, and Kolkin Families Klarman Family Foundation The Ernest and Rose Samuels Marlene and Lee Alexander Mr. and Mrs. Glenn R. Davis Righteous Persons Foundation Richard and Linda Price Marvin and Donna Schwartz Mark N. and Susan Dicker Bruce J. Klores Foundation Susan Ansin Eugene Deutsch Estate of Lore Ross J. B. and M. K. Pritzker Family George Segal Diller–Von Furstenberg Family Arthur F. Kohn and Geoffrey A. Kohn Glenn and Jessica Sapadin Irv and Bee Apatoff Foundation, Inc. Newell DeValpine Foundation Estate of Marjorie Scal Foundation Sara Shackleton Foundation Douglas R. and Betsy Korn The Ethel and Armin Schaper Archer Daniels Midland Company Dickstein Shapiro LLP Benjamin and Seema Pulier Carl and Ruth Shapiro Family DRW Trading Group Dr. Michael Kornreich Foundation Robert and Joan Arnow Brian and Diane Diedrich $100,000–$249,999 Charitable Foundation, Inc. Foundation Edgar and Lucky Eisner KPMG, LLP William and Fani Schifman The Ascher Fund The Dover Fund, Inc. Martin Riger Trust William and Karyn Silverstein Elmwood Manor Associates, LLC Ann and Paul Krouse Brad Schneider and Julie Dann Mr. and Mrs. Jared Drescher Anonymous The Sol and Lillian Ash Foundation Sheila Johnson Robbins The Smith Kogod Families Mr. and Mrs. Richard England L & R Anixter Foundation Anne and Ernest Schnesel Scott Dreyer Dr. Miriam and Sheldon G. Adelson Associated Agencies Inc.–Barbara M., Charles Rosenblum Louis and Dora Smith Foundation Estate of Lillian J. Epps L & R Investment Company James and Karyn Schwade Dune Capital Management LP Frances Brody Living Trust Lynn and Skip Schrayer Daniel E. and Susan Rothenberg Marcie and Avy Stein Diana and Michael David Epstein L. A. W. Foundation Inc. The Seinfeld Family Foundation Doug Eckrote Ferenc Family Charitable Foundation Atran Foundation, Inc. Mark and Anita Sarna Estate of Kerry Weinberg Family Foundation Harvey Lambert Robin and Jill Selati Dr. John and Diane Eckstein of Brooklyn Lon and Ellen Babby Martin F. and Beth Statfeld Helen, Sam, and Jeff Zell and the Itchko Ezratti David Layman Asa and Sara Shapiro Deborah and Eric Edell Howard L. and Judie Ganek Barbara B. and Ronald D. Balser Katharine M. and Leo S. Ullman William Zell Family Foundation Anne and Isidore Falk Charitable David and Sharon Leiman L. Dennis and Susan R. Shapiro Charles L. and Lois Edwards Amy Kaslow and Richard Rosetti Henry J. H. Bandet Susanne and Endre Vamos Foundation Leir Charitable Trusts Sheffield Asset Management– John W. Ehrhardt Jack Kay Thomas R. Baruch Estate of Peggy Varady Rafael Feferman The Lerner Foundation Feltzen and Albert Families Mary Ann and Stephen Ehrlich The Blanche and Irving Laurie $10,000–$24,999 Zev Batterman Diane and Howard Wohl Feiger Family Foundation: Sig Feiger, Fifi and Ronald S. Levin Shostak Charitable Fund Robert and Joan Eigen Foundation Anonymous (2) Herbert M. Baum Kathy and Steve Feiger, Judith Feiger Sally and Jeffrey Levine The Sidley Austin Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Harry Eisenberg Leichtag Family Foundation Carrie and Morris C. Aaron Barbara L. Baumstein Deborah and Ronald Feinstein Elaine and Donald Levinson Alvin and Laura Siegal Foundation Helene and Michael Elkus and Family Miles* and Chris Lerman $25,000–$49,999 Earl Abramson Dr. Dori Becker and Mr. Michael Becker Cynthia and Robert L. Feldman Leon Levy Foundation Ben and Elaine Silberstein Alfred and Gail Engelberg Magnes Family Trust Anonymous Robert and Alice Abt Dottie Bennett and Richard Morton Mr. and Mrs. David E. Feldman Steven M. and Leora Levy Daniel J. Silva and Jamie Gangel Environmental Systems Design, Inc. Marilyn E. Malkin and Larry Wolf Edward and Wilhelmina Ackerman The Julius Ada Foundation Ms. Sharon Benus Mr. and Mrs. Larry Field Moses and Susan Libitzky Gerald and Eva Silver Survivor’s Trust Heinz and Ruthe Eppler Milton and Tamar Maltz Foundation Aja Risk Management Consultants Theodore and Cynthia Berenson David M. and Ilene M. Flaum Terri and Barry Lind Sirius Fund Robert J. and Lilo Ertman Estate of Rudolf E. S. Mathias Alshan/Mason Charitable Foundation The Alpha Epsilon Pi Foundation Stanley and Doris Berenzweig Carol and Richard Fleisher Litwin Foundation, Inc. Harry and Beatrice Sley Foundation Eule Charitable Foundation David and Ruth* Mitzner and Atlantic Trust Jeffrey A. Altman Foundation Louis Berger Charitable Foundation Frankenthal Group Foundation Renee Logan David Bruce Smith Exelon Corporation Ira and Mindy Mitzner Steve A. and Connie Ballmer Judith L. and Robert D. Appelbaum Berger Family Foundation, Sally and Aaron and Sarah Franzblau Foundation Estate of Carl and Gershia Luxenburg Marc and Audrey Solomon Suzanne Faber Joan and Robert Rechnitz Maurice Berry Norman R. Ascherman Trust Miles Berger Fremont Foundation Evelyn and Steve Lyons Les and Laura Sonnenmark Charles and Sara Fabrikant Charles H. Revson Foundation The Bluhm Family Ash, Anos, Freedman & Logan Phillip and Betty Bergmann Estate of Melvin Friedman Jay L. Magid Revocable Trust Susan B. Stearns Mr. and Mrs. Steven Fader The Sacks Family Blum Family Foundation Allie and Ellen Ash Melvyn and Bertini Bergstein Peter* and Adrienne Fritz Roberta and George Mann Keith E. Steenlage Marilyn Farrish-Levay The Samberg Family Foundation The Broms Family Foundation Lila Oliver Asher Christine and James Berick Joel M. and Roya* Geiderman Helen Marshall Jan A. Steinert Joseph and Bessie Feinberg Foundation Betty and Howard Schwartz CBS Jeffrey Auerbach and Terry Tretter Carole Berk Robert B. and Jean Gelbort Carlyn and Lothar Mayer Fern and Manfred Steinfeld Family Cipora B. and Steven Feiner Family Foundation Theodore and Alice Cohn Mr. and Mrs. Burton August Susan and Mitchell Berk Susie and Michael Gelman Amy and Alan Meltzer Mike Stoller and Corky Hale Stoller Barbara and Leonard Feldman Mickey and Karen Shapiro Crown Family Philanthropies The Azeez Foundation The Sybiel B. Berkman Foundation Marie and Jim Gilbert Mesirow Family Charitable Foundation Jan and Will Sukenik Claudia and Rick Felson Robert H. Smith Family Foundation Devinki, Kolkin, Pack Families Ann and Bruce Bachmann Jeffrey Berman Connie and David Girard-diCarlo Mesirow Financial Mr. and Mrs. John A. Swanson Linda and Eric Felton Oliver and Elizabeth Stanton Foundation The Everett Foundation Ronald and Judy Baron Robert and Dr. Phyliss Bernstein GivingExpress Program from Amex Harvey M. Meyerhoff Nicki and Harold Tanner Sidney Ferenc The Sudikoff Family Foundation Mary L. Fisch* Robert and Elana Baum Family Foundation Goldberg Kohn Eric and Susan Meyers Diane Tauber Financial Architects Partners Linda and Schuyler Sylvers Susan Fisher David and Betty-Jean Bavar Brian and Marsha Bilzin Henry H. and Carol B. Goldberg and Lois and Jon Mills Family Angela Teschner* The Fine Foundation UBS Financial Services, Inc. Seymour Fleisher Joan Beir Anne R. Birnbaum Rita and Bernard Segerman Morgan Keegan & Co. Inc. Alvin and Fanny B. Thalheimer Milton and Sheila Fine Marilyn and Sigi* Ziering Marc Foorman and Patricia Foorman The Dorothy G. Bender Foundation Blank Rome LLP The Fox Family Foundation Marge and Egon Berg Barry and Jill Golden Morgan Stanley Foundation George and Harriet Blank David and Janis Finer Howard and Loren Friend Leonard and Linda Berkowitz Goldman, Sachs & Co. Dr. Alfred Munzer and Mr. Joel Wind Tri-City Brokerage, Inc. Arlene and Harvey Blau Julia Fishelson $50,000–$99,999 Jeffrey M. Goldberg Bernstein Family Foundation The Goldsmith Family Foundation Molly Nelkin and Paula F. Nelkin Eve and Jim Tyree Lynn and Wolf Blitzer Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence Fishman The David Berg Foundation Marc Goldman Beverly B. Bernstein Gillian and Ellis Goodman The New York Community Trust United Way of Miami-Dade Sara J. Bloomfield Hope L. Flack Tom A. and Andi Bernstein Bruce M. Goldstein Bruce H. and Kim Bernstein Gordon Foundation Noel J. Nudelman Audrey Gerson Valiant Foundation Joshua B. Bolten Fleischaker Family Foundation Estate of Henrietta T. Braunstein Philip L. Graham Fund Miriam Bernstein Andrea and Jim Gordon Ocean State Job Lot Charitable Stanford S. and Sandra Warshawsky Tina and Jeffrey Bolton William and Lynn Foggle The Morris and Gwendolyn Cafritz Audrey and Martin Gruss Foundation Allen I. and Joan Bildner Burt and Audrey* Gordon Foundation George Wasserman Foundation Louis L. Borick Mr. Jon Foley and Mr. Jeffrey Grinspoon Foundation Gutman Family Foundation Edie Blitzstein Robert Gordon Andrew and Laurie Okun Theodore and Renee Weiler Foundation Bradley Associates Paul and Andrea Fox Ben and Zelda Cohen Foundation Harris Family Foundation Estate of Walter Blumenthal Sanford L. and Lisa Gottesman The Olender Foundation Gerhard and Janet Weinberg Simon and Josephine Braitman Mrs. Zollie Frank Douglas and Carol Cohen Sherwin and Deborah Jarol Samantha Boardman and Aby Rosen Judi and Robert Gottschalk Oppenheimer & Co. Frieda and Judd Weinberg Stephen and Alisoun Brewster Joan Himmel Freeman and The Ryna and Melvin Cohen JHJ Family Limited Partnership LP Sandy and Stanley Bobb Goulston & Storrs Fiduciary Accounts Orbit Electronics Group Marcus M. and Carole M. Weinstein Bernard and Judy Briskin Rickey Freeman Family Foundation Carol and William Kaplan The Robert Thomas Bobins Foundation Greenberg Traurig, LLP Lucy and Murray* Pantirer Ruth Weiss Arlene and Keith Bronstein Norman Freidkin Dr. Sidney Davidson Susan L. Karkomi and Marvin J. Leavitt Ervin* Bognar and Margit Meissner Harold* and Sylvia Greenberg Toni and Ron Paul Edward Weitz Arnold and Adrienne Brookstone Marjorie R. Friedlander

32 2009­–10 Annual Report * Deceased These days define us 33 Abel and Judith Friedman Jenner & Block LLP The M & T Charitable Foundation Marjorie Rose Michelle Tycher Stein Howard C. Alper Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Glassman Stephanie and Jared Miller Fund Futerman Supporting Foundation: Sara JMB Insurance Macke Water Systems Inc.–Phil Seiden J. Philip and Monica Rosen Steve and Emily Steinberg Ann and Steven Ames Mark and Faith Glazer Edith Milman Futerman, Daphne Futerman and Ira Rupert H. Johnson, Jr. Elisa Mailman Jean and Bill Rosenbluth Sidney Stern Memorial Trust ASPEN Community Foundation Global Impact Reena Moss Jevotovsky, Eli and Peggy Futerman, Kadlec Architecture and Design Norman and Marci Malter Katten Muchin Rosenman Stifel Nicolaus Martin Axman Jeffrey and Ellen Gluskin Robert J. and Nancy Moss Danny and Rina Chessin Marvin H. and Elaine Kahn Perry Mann Jason Rosenthal and Sheila and Ira Stone Mary Aydelott-Slavet Harry Goff Family Foundation Theodore R. and Maxine B. Murnick Nathan and Alice Gantcher Philip and Miranda Kaiser Elizabeth H. Margosches and Amy Krouse Rosenthal Thomas W. Strauss Helen S. and Merrill L. Bank Foundation Gene, Rosalie and Susan Goldberg Gordon and Toby Newman Eliot J. Garber Foundation Shifra Karkomi Donald B. Melman William and Frieda Rosenzweig Maxwell Strawbridge Charitable Arthur Bass Endowment Fund Jeanne and Charlie Olson GE Foundation Kurt and Lonny Karmin Mayer Brown, LLP Ross Family Fund Foundation Leonard and Joy Baxt Mr. and Mrs. Saul Goldberg Ruth and Jay Pack Dr. Erwin and Adele Gelfand Marilyn and Stanley Katz Foundation McDonald Hopkins, LLC Edward W. Ross Paul and Susan Sugarman Diane Belfer Valerie and Robert Goldfein David Pantirer Gerald and Phyllis Gelles Steven J. Katz McGrath Lexus of Chicago George and Lyn Ross Alan and Betty Sunshine Lawrence Benenson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Green The Pechter Family Foundation Fred Gershanov Anne Marie Kaufman Diane Goldstick Meagher and Howard and Bev Rossman Supera Family Foundation Berger Schatz Dr. and Mrs. Mark A. Haber Mr. and Mrs. David Pincus Diane and Hal Gershowitz Malvin Kaufman and Ruth Kaufman Thomas F. Meagher, Jr. Gary and Ceil Rothbart Susquehanna Partners Richard A. and Barbara Bergman Jeremy and Abbi Halpern Milton Podolsky Family Foundation Marjorie Gershwind Foundation Kenneth B. Mehlman Estate of Ruth R. Rothschild Swavelle/Mill Creek Fabrics, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Bernbaum John Harney Howard and Geraldine Polinger Yousif and Mara Ghafari Sharon and Leon* Kaufman The Leo Melamed Foundation Marvin and Cathy Rotstein Walter Sweda Fireman’s Fund Jules Bernstein and Linda Lipsett Michael and Elizabeth Harth Vivian L. Pollock Gibson Electric and Technology Mark and Beth Kaufmann The Meltzer Group, Inc. Steven J. and Robin Rotter Alan and Linda Swimmer Beth Jacob Synagogue Sylvia Hassenfeld Rafi and Bonnie Prober Solutions Andrea and Stanton Kawer Robert and Linda Mendelson Family Foundation Jeffrey and Donna Thomases Bialkin Family Foundation Kenneth and Rhoda Herman Queens Jewish Center Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP Sheila Keeshin Dana Mikstay Marvin D. and Carol Rowen Steven and Amy Topel Richard and Gene Bindler Margaret D. and Sidney N. Herman Michael Ries and Elaine Leboff-Ries Jerold and Rhea Gilbert Bobbie and William Kilberg Dolores Miller Revocable Trust RSM McGladrey, Mendel N. Nudelman TradeCor Partners, LLC Stuart and Betsy Bobry Jill Herscot and Andrew Bartley Steve and Miriam Ritchie JoAnne and Benjamin Ginsberg Bobby E. Kimbel, Ph.D. Gerda Miller Rubens Family Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Jordan Trafimow Benjamin C. Bohr The Hersh Foundation Gene and Anja Rosenberg Bruce and Suzanne Glassman The Edward and Lucille Kimmel Seth and Amanda Miller Walter and Iris Rubenstein Jerome Turk Robert and Leslie Bond and Family Dana Hirt Helene Rosenberg and Richard Bock Lowell R. Glazer Foundation Ira and Diane Millstein Arlen D. Rubin and Elaine Cohen Rubin Alba L. and Robert Tutnauer Perry Borenstein Mr. and Mrs. Jerry J. Hornstein Lewis S. and Rochelle Rosenbloom Burton and Adrienne Glazov Kenneth King Dominic and Frances Moceri Family Wendy Rudolph and Graeme Bush Marshall B. and Sally K. Tycher Amy Born Shelley S. Hymes Lea Rosendahl Louis and Marilyn Glickfield Charles M. and Shelley N. Kiven Kenneth Moll Howard and Raina Ruskin Howard and Mindy Unger The Braeside Foundation IBM International Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rosenfield Bill and Ethel Gofen Jaime and Steven Kleber Barbara D. Molotsky Alan and Mally Rutkoff Michael and Marilyn Vender Germaine Brennan Sherry Wilzig Izak Rosenson Family Foudation Harvey Golden Klee, Tuchin, Bogdanoff & Stern LLP Mimi S. Monett Frances and Al Sachs Andrew and Alyshia Verb Marlene Breslow Blitstein Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Jacobs Rosewood Lafayette Common, LLC Paul Goldenberg Carolyn Mary Kleefeld The Morrison Foundation Nate and Dale Sachs Viterbi Family Foundation and Berle Blitstein Juel Janis David and Susan Rothenberg Mr. and Mrs. Ronald D. Goldman Morton Kleiman David and Linda Moscow Foundation Susan and Marc Sacks Wackenhut Services Inc. Harry and Fay Burka Foundation Johnson & Johnson Travis Rothlein Myrna and Jerry Goldstick Klurman Foundation Allan and Elaine Muchin Paul Sade Gregory and Emily Waldorf Meg and Tim Callahan Mr. and Mrs. Norman W. Kamerow Jerome and Jan Rotter Jeffrey and Cidney Golman Mark and Shawn Kmety Hilda Munter Revocable Trust Marshal and Janet Salant David Wales Family Foundation Barry and Rochelle Kaplan James I. and Marsha Rubin Sylvia G. Gordon Martina W. Knee Margaret and Peter Nagle Sambol Family Foundation Leigh Walters Harry Chernin Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Kaplan Julius Rudel Roberta and Howard Goss Kohlberg & Company Jean and Jordan Nerenberg Fund Martin and Paulette Samowitz Jason Wanderer Classic Residence by Hyatt Jeffrey and Jill Karp Stanley and Judy Ruskin Barbara and Harold Gottesman George Kolber for the Future David Sawyier and Margaret H. Barton Stephen and Diana Ware Scott and Jennifer Cohen Bette and Eugene Kasanof Russell Reynolds Associates Barnard J. Gottstein J. Livingston and Saranne Kosberg Joseph and Elisabeth Nesler Gail and Bob Scadron Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP Cole Family Foundation Linnie and Michael Katz Ruttenberg Charitable Foundation Bernard F. Graham Foundations Harold and Jamie Kotler Newlyweds Food, Inc. Leslie and Gloria Schaffer Dr. James Weiner and Dr. Carolyn Friend Stacey E. Costello George G. Kaufman Buzz and Tina Ruttenberg Eugene and Emily Grant Helen and Bernard Kozloff Newman Tanner Foundation Gary and Phyllis Schahet Barton and Shirley Weisman Hugh F. and Eliza Culverhouse, Jr. Scott and Laura Kaufman Laura and Bradley Sacks Mr. and Mrs. Jack Greenberg Family Foundation The Northern Trust Company Schechter Family Foundation Trust Jeffrey and Elizabeth Wellek Alvin and Fern Davis Foundation Sheila and John Kelly Lili C. Sarnoff Dr. Henry Greenspan Robert and Myra Kraft Nussdorf Family Foundation Steven and Onnie Scheyer Sheryl and Stuart Wernick Jeffrey and Karen Davis Steven and Priscilla Kersten Ira and Beverly Schulman Joseph H. Gressel and Susan O’Toole Jill and Peter Kraus Nancy and Harold Oelbaum Schindler Family of San Diego Dr. and Mrs. Lewis Wetstein Evan Deoul Lore B. Kirchheimer Marvin Schur Sharon C. Gridley and Bonnie M. Patrick Estate of Frances H. Krinovitz Nancy and Morris W. Offit Eugene and Eva Schlesinger Mr. and Mrs. Philip I. White Estate of Sheila Deutsch Kirkland and Ellis Foundation Danielle Schwartz Marcy Gringlas and Joel Greenberg M. Ronald and Glenda Krongold Howard Ohlhausen Kathryn I. Schubert David Wiener Dr. Daniel Dodgen David and Linde Klein Jonathan and Julie Schwartz Grossberg Abrams Foundation Stephen and Marjorie Kulp Melvin* and Roberta Olshansky Brad and Sheryl Schwartz Melanie and Bradley Wine Dr. Eric M. Dreyfuss Mr. and Mrs. Andrew D. Klingenstein Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Seale Sam and Sarah, Irwin and Paul Robert J. Kwait Deborah A. Oppenheimer Jamie Diamond Schwartz and Irwin and Margo Winkler The Dziewienski Foundation Foundation Frank Shelp Grossinger Foundation Mara and Dean Landis Mr. and Mrs. Gordon D. Owades David Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. Milton M. Wolff Elbaum Family Philanthropic Fund Mark Kolovson Adam Sher Eileen B. and Michael D. Grossman Jeffrey and Nancy Lane Max Palevsky Joan C. Schwartz Charlotte R. Wolpoff Ben and Evelyn Ettleman Melinda Kramer Dr. Stefan Shrier David and Rachel Grund Judy and Nathan Laufer Larry and Nancy Pantirer Family Martin and Jane Schwartz Woods Oviatt Gilman LLP F. C. Limited Partnership Adrienne F. Krausz Richard and Merry Slone Kurt and Nancy Gutfreund Lavin Family Foundation Foundation Scott Byron & Co., Inc. Bruce and Beverly Young Laura and Michael Faino Therese Krieger Allen and Judith Sokal Martha and Robert Haley Cynthia Lawrence Kristie Paskvan Judy and Mark Searle Mark G. and Judith Yudof Adam Falkoff Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kuziak Joachim R. and Doris Sommer Cheryl F. and Fred Halpern Layman Design Pasquinelli Family Foundation Rochelle Shapell Robert Zahler Jack E. Feinberg Robert and Julie Lando Lisa and Charlie Spies Stephen L. and Eleanor Hammerman Alan and Marcia Lazowski L. Peck Hon. Florence and Howard Shapiro Dennis and Geena Zaslavsky Lee and Bonnie Feinberg Barry S. Landsberg Mr. and Mrs. Marvin H. Staiman Sidney and Claire Handler Michael I. and Lauren B. Lebovitz Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Peissis Nathan Shapiro Family Ida and Warren Zeger Elaine Feinner Charitable Latham & Watkins LLP Joanne and Joe Stein Estate and Trust of Antonie Hanstein The Francis L. Lederer Foundation Perlmutter Investment Company Alan J. Shepherd Barbara and Barry Zemel Lead Annuity Trust Gene G. Leary Joanne and James A. Steinback Thomas L. and JoAnn K. Harris Scott J. and Jane Lederman Michael and Sandra Perlow Harvey G. and Susan Sherzer Richard and Lili Ann Zisook Mr. and Mrs. Peter Feuer Nanci Garoon Leigner James and Jane Stern J. David and Rebecca Heller The Lefkofsky Family Foundation Pershing Mr. and Mrs. Ed Shohat Franny and Michael Zucker Marty and Donna Field Edward Leshin IM Stillman Family Charitable Lila Herbert Mr. and Mrs. Melvyn L. Lefkowitz Jay and Rose Phillips Stuart and Janice Shorenstein Gail Zucker Natalie B. Fisch Barry L. Levine Foundation Arlene and Milton Herson Anne Levin Joel I. and Joan Picket Shoresh Foundation Steve and Shelly Zucker Evan and Beth Fishman Carl and Roberta Levine Merle and James Styer Roger and Susan Hertog Phyllis and Myron Levin Dale and Betsey Pinkert Mace Siegel Wayne and Deborah Zuckerman Alan and Esther Fleder Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Lewin Margot Sundheimer Foundation Gary and Denise Hindes Levitt Foundation Gerald and Cheryl Pollack William J. and Sally R. Siegel Family Foundation Phylis P. Fogelson Mr. and Mrs. Cort I. Lewis John Svoboda Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hirsh Mr. and Mrs. Jerrold G. Levy Maria and Adam Pollock Gerald R. and Ellen Sigal Rina and Samuel M. Frankel Foundation Lilliane C. Litton Dr. and Mrs. Mitchell L. Sweet Hogan & Hartson, LLP Mrs. Toby D. Lewis Power Construction Company, LLC The Silk Foundation $2,500–$4,999 Gerald and Ellen* Freedman The Livney Foundation Richard and Marilyn Swoiskin Holland & Knight, LLP Liberman Family Miguel and Lezlie Poyastro Mr. and Mrs. Eliot Simon Dr. and Mrs. Elie Abemayor Edward and Lisa Friedland William P. Lovallo Cindy M. Szegedy Holocaust Memorial Foundation Liberty Fruit Company Colonel (IL) J.N. Pritzker (Retired) Paul, Emily, Laura, and Brian Singer Naomi Aberly and Laurence Lebowitz Cynthia Friedman Arnie and Valerie Lowenstein Lynne Tarnopol of Illinois L. I. C. Post 110 JWV Phyllis L. Pullman Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher, Andrew B. and Lisa Abramson Dennis and Sandra Friedman Dr. Libby Lowenthal Mr. and Mrs. Stanley G. Tate The Vicki and Thomas Horwich Alison Liguori Quantum First Capital Flom LLP Charles S. Ackerman Fay and Fred* Friedman The Malkin Fund, Inc. Dr. Ingrid Tauber Foundation Kevin Lipson Andrew and Gail Quartner Alfred and Gilda Slifka Ivan H. Adler Leopold and Ruth Friedman Foundation Donald Manocherian Shirley Taussig Howrey LLP Myra Litman Richard E. Rauh David and Robin Small L. Michael Adler Testamentary Trust The Gantcher Foundation Ellen Markowitz Temple Israel Thomas F. Hynes and Carol A. Jones Esther Livingston Anita and Burton J. Reiner Norma and Gordon H. Smith The Lassor and Fanny Agoos Philip and Ilene Garoon Hanna L. Marx Norman and Paula Tepper IA Interior Architects Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Lorig Paul and Zipporah Reisman General and Mrs. W. Y. Smith Charity Fund, Inc. The Joseph and Anna Gartner Patrick J. McGarvey Union Center National Bank Intercontinental Truck Brokerage Barbara and John Lovenheim Request Foods, Inc. Jeff and Kerri Snow Hope and Joe Albert Foundation Richard and Martha Melman Foundation University of Louisville Corporation Joseph and Carol Low Merle Reskin Jay and Nora Spak Don H. and Christine Alexander Aaron and Betty Gilman Merrill Lynch Matching Gifts Program Vangrack, Axelson, Williamowsky, Invesco William J. Lowenberg Linda and David Richter Fred S. Spindel Laurie Alexander Family Foundation Linda and Harry Messina Bender Fishman IPG Interpublic Group Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence L. Lubin Dr. Alvin and Cynthia Ring David and Bernice Stearman Alliance Bernstein Al Gindi Jerome H. and Linda Meyer Sandy and Bruce Wall Allan and Debbie Janoff Robert and Merle Lustbader David A. and Marian Rocker Gary M. Stein Lisa Allyn and Adam Silverstein Allan Glass Microsoft Giving Campaign Wase & Wase

34 2009­–10 Annual Report * Deceased These days define us 35 Stefanie Pessis Weil and Richard Weil Linda and Schuyler Sylvers Oral History ITS Summer Research Workshop Douglas and Carol Cohen Education Fund Bert and Bea Rapowitz Danielle Schwartz Academy for Genocide Prevention Richard and Beatrice Wernick Angela Teschner* New York Community Trust Mr. Les Sonnenmark and Mrs. Laura Douglas and Carol Cohen David and Susan Rothenberg Tycher Family Foundation The Alvin and Fanny B. Thalheimer Matthew E. Wetzel Harve D. Tucker Mickey and Karen Shapiro Sonnenmark Judy and Harold Samloff Union Center National Bank Foundation WFMC, Inc. Susanne Vamos and Endre Vamos Dallas Initiative on Holocaust Education Woods Oviatt Gilman LLP Millie and Abraham Zuckerman Shirley C. White Sharon Lee Lazar Waxman Steven Spielberg Film and Video Archive Jewish Source Study Initiative Naomi Aberly and Laurence Lebowitz From Memory to Action: Meeting the Brenda Wolf and Fred Siegman Gerhard and Janet Weinberg Righteous Persons Foundation The Blum Family Foundation Edward and Wilhelmina Ackerman Law Enforcement and Society Pines, Sarna, Statfeld Summer Institute for Challenge of Genocide Exhibition Erving Wolf Jill Weinberg and Bernard Kramer Edward Zuker Foundation The Morris and Gwendolyn Cafritz the Museum Teacher Fellowship Program Tom and Andi Bernstein Sheila Wolfe Hannah Kastan Weiss Witnesses, Collaborators, and Candy and Ike Brown Foundation Pines, Sarna and Statfeld Families Hannah and Paul Burstein Fund Peter Wolverton Lucy Loewenhardt Young Perpetrators: The Jeff and Toby Herr The Laurie and Andy Okun Fellowship Dr. and Mrs. Burton Einspruch The Price Family Bernard Young Gail Rosenberg Zucker Testimony Initiative and Endowment Laurie and Andy Okun The Fagadau Family Law, Justice, and the Holocaust The Propaganda Initiative Brodie Price Fund of the Jewish Stanley R. Zax Jeff and Toby Herr Cynthia and Robert L. Feldman Dr. and Mrs. Donald Hecht The Marcus Foundation Community Foundation of ESTATES The Duane Rath Endowment Fund The Gold Family Foundation San Diego L. Michael Adler Testamentary Trust CENTER FOR ADVANCED HOLOCAUST STUDIES Sills Foundation, Inc. Herbert Goldberg Company, Inc. The Lerner Fund for Moral Leadership Remember the Children Exhibition In Memory of Curt C. and Else LEGACY OF LIGHT SOCIETY William A. Alderman Charitable Center for Advanced Holocaust Lori and Rick Golman The Lerner Foundation Stanley and Judy Ruskin Silberman Remainder Trust Studies Fund Charles H. Revson Foundation Fellowships The Hersh Foundation Howard and Mindy Unger and Family We recognize the generosity and vision Norman R. Ascherman Trust Estate of Mary L. Fisch Charles H. Revson Foundation Robert and Ellen Hoffman Los Angeles Speaker Series Program Remembrance, Reflection, of those donors who have informed Estate of Walter Blumenthal Iona College Leslie and David Katz Linda, Tony, Jacob, and Gena Rubin Response Online Service Project The Miles Lerman Fund for Bearing the Museum of their bequest intention Estate of Henrietta T. Braunstein Jewish Community Endowment The Barbara and Richard Rosenberg Ruth and Jay Pack Noel J. Nudelman Witness or have made other planned giving Frances Brody Living Trust Foundation Fellowships Stuart Wenick Mobile Learning Initiative Jeanette Lerman-Neubauer and Lester Robbins and Sheila Johnson arrangements during the period Estate of Romaine Efros The Morris Family Foundation Barbara and Richard Rosenberg Mr. and Mrs. David H. Wohlstadter Robert H. Smith Family Foundation Joe Neubauer Robbins Traveling and Temporary January 1 through December 31, 2009. Paul Elkin Family Trust Alan Solomon, M.D. The Curt C. and Else Silberman Foundation Mobile Web Initiative Exhibitions Fund Estates in which distributions of $1,000 Estate of Lillian J. Epps Stewardship Fund The Sudikoff Annual Interdisciplinary Campus Outreach Lecture Program Research Scholar The Lupin Foundation Peter Robbins and Page Sargisson or more were received during the period Elaine Feinner Charitable Robert and Elana Baum Seminar on Genocide Prevention The Curt C. and Else Silberman are also listed. The following are all Lead Annuity Trust Lawrence Benenson Itchko Ezratti The Sudikoff Family Foundation Foundation Museum Teacher Fellowship Program Betty and Howard Schwartz Family Fund individuals and estates that have given Estate of Mary L. Fisch Jack and Goldie Wolfe Miller Fund Langhart Communications, LLC Henry H. and Carol B. Goldberg and for Teacher Education consent for such a listing. Estate of Melvin Friedman Jerome A. Yavitz Charitable Foundation The Lefkofsky Family Foundation The Sosland Foundation Fellowships Rita and Bernard Segerman Betty and Howard Schwartz Family Estate and Trust of Antonie Hanstein Dr. and Mrs. Dennis Pessis RESTRICTED ENDOWMENT FUNDS The Ben and Zelda Cohen Fellowship The Sosland Foundation Jan M. and Eugenia Krol Charitable Foundation INDIVIDUALS Estate of Harold P. and Marie M. Hustace $500,000 or more Ben and Zelda Cohen Foundation Foundation Lila Oliver Asher Estate of Frances H. Krinovitz Educational and Public Programs Abramson/Brandeis Endowment Fund The Monna and Otto Weinmann Annual The Leichtag Family Foundation of Sheldon Seevak Endowment for Education David B. Beaudry Estate of Sally Leatherman Bernard and Rita Segerman Arthur and Rochelle Belfer National Documenting Life and Destruction: Lecture the Jewish Community Foundation Elinor A. Seevak Maurice Berry Estate of Avis H. Levin Conferences for Educators Holocaust Sources in Context Publication Ocean State Job Lot Charitable of San Diego Alice and Theodore Cohn Estate of Paula A. Lindenberg Exhibitions Douglas and Carol Cohen Education Series Southern California Forum on Holocaust Donald J. and Anita P. Cowan Foundation Sandy and Stanley Bobb David Bruce Smith Estate of Carl and Gershia Luxenburg Education Fund Joseph and Betty Ellovich Dr. Alfred Munzer and Mr. Joel Wind Stuart and Janice Shorenstein Mildred Hofberg Louis F. Smith Jay L. Magid Revocable Trust The Lumer Family Anne and Isidore Falk Charitable Dr. Irene B. Fabrikant Magnes Family Trust Foundation Endowment Fund Mary L. Fisch* Encyclopedia of Camps and Ghettos, Wiesel Institute Romania Project First Person Series New Technology Initiative Helen Mark Trust 1933–1945 Speakers Bureau The Yetta and Jacob Gelman Marc Foorman and Patricia Foorman The Morris Family Foundation Louis F. Smith Carl and Ruth Shapiro Family Estate of Rudolf E. S. Mathias Lawrence Moss Endowment Lenore and Irwin Gerson Benjamin and Seema Pulier Charitable Deanie and Jay Stein Foundation Martin Riger Trust The Olender Foundation Dr. David and Joan Goldfarb Fund for Barbara Goldburg Foundation, Inc. Global Classroom Initiative Estate of Helen Anne B. Rivlin The Diane and Howard Wohl Fellowships Dr. and Mrs. Richard A. Peabody, Ph.D. the Committee on Conscience L.H. Gutmann-Fuld Helen, Sam and Jeff Zell and the William Howard and Judith Boasberg Northern California Teachers Forum Estate of Ruth R. Rothschild Temple Israel Maurice R. and Corinne P. Greenberg George E. Hellman Zell Family Foundation Diane and Howard Wohl Simon and Josephine Braitman Claudia and Rick Felson Emanuel N. Rotter Revocable Trust Linda Williams Fund Bella Heppenheimer Richard and Rhoda Goldman Libitzky Family Foundation Estate of Marjorie Scal Fund for the Study of the Holocaust in NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR HOLOCAUST Witnesses, Collaborators, and Naomi A. Katz Foundation Mike Stoller and Corky Hale Stoller the Soviet Union EDUCATION Murray Pantirer Fund for the Regional State of Deception: The Power of Nazi Perpetrators: The Jeff and Toby Herr Anne Marie Kaufman Amy Kaslow and Richard Rosetti (Stoller Family CLAT) Anonymous Education Corps Propaganda Exhibition Testimony Endowment Dan Kereth National Institute for Holocaust Education The Samberg Family Foundation Estate of Peggy Varady Myrna Kaplan Andrew B. and Lisa Abramson The David Berg Foundation Jack and Anita Hess Endowment Fund Robert A. Knight, Jr. Fund Theodore and Renee Weiler Foundation Estate of Kerry Weinberg Jeffrey A. Altman Foundation The Blanche and Irving Laurie Hoffberger/Cannon Fund Arthur F. Kohn and Geoffrey A. Kohn L. Michael Adler Testamentary Trust Ralph Whitebergh Revocable Trust The Phyllis Greenberg Heideman and Barry Berg Foundation The Gilbert and Eleanor Kraus Fund for Ellen S. Levine Dr. and Mrs. Sol Center William Konar Fund for the National Estate of Martin F. Witkin Richard D. Heideman Fellowships Elbaum Family Philanthropic Fund Katharine M. and Leo S. Ullman the Study of the Fate and Rescue of Hannah and Allen Levy Steven and Suzanne Hilton Institute for Holocaust Education Estate of Dorothy Wittenberg Phyllis Greenberg Heideman and Rella and Charles Feldman Children Pavel Gráf Loewner The Ledbetter Law Firm, P.L.C. Mr. and Mrs. Burton August Sylvia Wubnig Revocable Trust Richard D. Heideman Survivors Affairs The Miles Lerman Center for the Study Sally and Jeffrey Levine Stuart and Betsy Bobry Dr. Mark Fisch Mark I. Luksenburg Alan and Ann Frank of Jewish Resistance The Morris Family Foundation Simon and Josephine Braitman Goldman Sachs Philanthropy Fund Marilyn E. Malkin and Larry Wolf Gunzenberger-Reichman Family King College, Inc. The Dr. and Mrs. Alec C. Levin Dr. Eric M. Dreyfuss David and Sharon Halpern Andrea Mallen Fellowship for the Study of Slovakia Educational Outreach Fund RESTRICTED GIfts Antisemitism Initiative Jack A. and Norma Erdle Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy Halpern Herbert J. Maletz Helene, Michael, Adam, Gina, Reid, Survivors Registry The Philip and Janice Levin Foundation Oliver and Elizabeth Stanton Foundation David M. and Ilene L. Flaum Andrew and Barbara Hutter Elizabeth H. Margosches RESCUE THE EVIDENCE and Carleigh Elkus Halis Family Foundation Collections and Acquisitions Silvani and Seymour Fogel IMPAQ International LLC Marshall W. Moore Michael J. Hemmer Endowment Fund for Art Rescue the Evidence Fund Bringing the Lessons Home: Holocaust Ronald A. and Marilyn Furman Ms. Sherry Wilzig Izak Louis M. Numkin International Archival Programs and Artifacts Florence and Paul Eckstein Education for the Community Futerman Supporting Foundation: Sara Julie and Reuben Kopel Ruth H. K. Numkin Conference on Jewish Material Claims Western States Workshop for Educators William S. and Ina Levine Scholar-in- Ronne and Donald Hess Foundation The Ryna and Melvin Cohen Family Barry L. Levine Peter Ofner Futerman, Daphne Futerman and Ira Anonymous Against Germany LPZ Management Residence Endowment Fund Myra Slavin Orta and Carl Orta Mitnick Charitable Lead Unitrust Foundation Jevotovsky, Eli and Peggy Futerman, Mr. David Himelberg Millennium First Reality May Family Endowment for Civic Nancy Shelton Parrott L. Dennis and Susan R. Shapiro The Goldsmith Family Foundation Danny and Rina Chessin David Pantirer Responsibility Training James L. Pollack Philip L. Graham Fund Burt and Audrey* Gordon Collections International Tracing Service (ITS) COMMITTEE ON CONSCIENCE The Pines, Sarna, Statfeld Summer Jennifer and Daniel Mendelson Robert Gordon Elizabeth Pantirer Phyllis L. Pullman Bernstein Family Foundation Institute for the Museum Teacher Deborah A. Oppenheimer UBS Foundation USA Lucy Pantirer Committee on Conscience Fund Mrs. Theresa A. Riccardi Mrs. Edie Blitzstein Eileen B. and Michael D. Grossman Marc Pantirer Fellowship Program Adrienne Rogers The Washington Post Company Richard and Rachel Guttenberg Anonymous Film and Video Projects Braman Family Foundation The Duane Rath Endowment Fund Helen, Sam and Jeff Zell and the David and Linde Klein Elliot Pines Mr. Marc L. Abramowitz Clara Harriet Rosenbaum Jerold and Rhea Gilbert The Ratner, Miller, Shafran Families National Film Preservation Foundation William Zell Family Foundation Justin Pines Mr. and Mrs. Steven and Esther Roth Sidney and Claire Handler Howard Konar The Azeez Foundation Nicole Pines Committee on Conscience Fund Norman Rubinstein* Harris Family Foundation Debby and Elliott Landsman The Everett Foundation Library Chicago Teacher Forum on Holocaust Rosewood Lafayette Common, LLC The Ratner, Miller, Shafran Families Elaine Shapiro Carlyn and Lothar Mayer Barbara and John Lovenheim Melanie and Bradley Wine Elise Ariel Education Walter and Elaine Rothenberg Family Educational Technology and Louis F. Smith The M & T Charitable Foundation Barbara and Arthur* Levoff Wayne and Deborah Zuckerman Family Outreach Fund The Lumer Family Linda and Harry Messina Foundation Bella Urbach Solnik Foundation, Inc. Judith B. and Burton P. Resnick Fund Polk Bros. Foundation Joanne Prives Mark and Anita Sarna Alan Solomon, M.D. for the Study of Antisemitism

36 2009­–10 Annual Report * Deceased These days define us 37 Pearl Resnick Post-Doctoral Fellowship Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Buckfire New York Mets, Valerie and Chris Lerman, David Lerman and Shelley Johnson & Johnson Combined Jewish Philanthropies United Jewish Foundation of Nancy E. Barton Program Endowment Fund Edward A. and Elliott L. Burka Families Jeffrey Wilpon Wallock, Jeanette Lerman-Neubauer Just Give Communities Foundation of Texas Metropolitan Detroit Dodi Bashan Lester Robbins and Sheila Johnson Leonard and Frances Burka Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nirenberg and Joe Neubauer Kirkland and Ellis Foundation Community Foundation for Greater The U.S. Charitable Gift Trust Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Baskin Robbins Traveling and Temporary Aron P. Charad Carl and Lucile Oestreicher Foundation Paul Romanelli Kohlberg & Company Buffalo Vanguard Charitable Endowment Stephen Bass Exhibitions Fund Mr. and Mrs. Lester Cohen Harriet and Steven Passerman Gene and Anja Rosenberg KPMG, LLP Community Foundation for the National Program Milton Batalion Helena Rubinstein Foundation The Covenant Foundation Mr. and Mrs. David Pincus Gary and Lisa Schwartz L & R Investment Company Capital Region Amy and Gary Bazelon Endowment Mr. and Mrs. David B. Dahl Mark A. Pollak and Janet Meyers Milton and Nancy Schwartz Langhart Communications, LLC Community Foundation of Greater Phil H. Beckwith Betty and Howard Schwartz Family Fund Dr. Sidney Davidson Mrs. Ruthann Pozez Neal and Sherry Simon Lautman & Company Chattanooga ANNUAL CONTRIBUTORS Lynne Bedford for Teacher Education The Leonard and Sophie Davis Fund Dr. Pauline L. Rabin and Mr. Mort Miller Andrew and Christine Tuchler Layman Design Community Foundation of New Jersey Stan and Susan Bedows Sheldon Seevak Endowment for Newell DeValpine Foundation Richard E. Rauh The Ledbetter Law Firm, P.L.C. Community Foundation of the Jewish We gratefully acknowledge the Sandy and Harvey Belfer Education Eisenberg Family Foundation Michael Ries and Elaine Leboff-Ries Liberty Fruit Company Federation of Orange County generosity of the many donors who Donald and Susan Belgrad The J. B. and Maurice C. Shapiro Senior Heinz and Ruthe Eppler Sheila Johnson Robbins CORPORATE SUPPORTERS Liberty Mutual Dallas Foundation have contributed to the Museum from David and Janet Belsky Scholar-in-Residence Fund Ben and Evelyn Ettleman Roberts Foundation Lockheed Martin Corporation Dallas Jewish Community Foundation January 1 through December 31, 2009. Mr. and Mrs. Bemis The Curt C. and Else Silberman Summer Anne and Isidore Falk Charitable Arthur and Toni Rock Anonymous (2) Mayer Brown, LLP Dayton Foundation Depository Bender Family Foundation A & C Investments Inc. Seminar for University Faculty Foundation Marjorie Rose Merrill Lynch Matching Gifts Program Dayton Jewish Federation Foundation $1,000–$2,499 Jeffrey I. Bennett, M.D. A & R Katz Management Endowment Julia Fishelson Helene Rosenzweig and Richard Bock Mesirow Financial FJC Anonymous (3) Dr. and Mrs. Bruce Bennin ACE USA Sosland Foundation Fellowship Fund for Mark and Randi Fisher John W. Rowe Microsoft Giving Campaign Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund A. Abel Rev. Shirley Benoit Advent Systems the Jewish Source Study Initiative David M. and Ilene L. Flaum Gene Salkind Millennium First Reality The Foundation: Jewish Community A & R Katz Management Berdon LLP Akin, Gump, Strauss, Hauer & Feld LLP The Sudikoff Annual Interdisciplinary Fleischaker Family Foundation Jack Saltz Mirimac Fund, Inc. Foundation of Los Angeles Jessica Abrahams Robert M. Beren and Malka Fingold Alliance Bernstein Seminar on Genocide Prevention Roy Fleischmann Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Saper MK & A Corporation Goldman Sachs Philanthropy Fund Marc Abrahms Michael and Melissa Berenbaum Altronix Fred S. Zeidman Endowment Fund for Fremont Foundation Julian Savage Morgan Keegan & Co., Inc. The Greater Cincinnati Foundation Ava Abramowitz and Neil Rackham Barry Berg Archer Daniels Midland Company Holocaust Education Maryann Fribourg Judy and Mark Searle Morgan Stanley Greater Miami Jewish Federation Marc L. Abramowitz Milton B. and David Lynn Bergal Atascosa Capital Limited Partnership Friedlander Family Trust Edwin Seave National Wrecking Company Jewish Communal Fund Abrams Foundation Eric Berger Director’s Fund Atlantic Trust Bettie Gershman Richard and Phyllis Sharlin Network for Good Jewish Community Endowment Alvin Abrams Max Berger Dottie Bennett and Richard Morton AT&T United Way Employee Giving Joseph Glasser Alan J. Shepherd Newlyweds Food, Inc. Foundation of San Francisco Daniel I. Abrams Shirley J. Berger Marshall Rose Family Foundation Campaign Lowell R. Glazer Mr. and Mrs. Paul Skjodt New York Life Insurance Company Jewish Community Endowment Elliott Abrams Mr. and Mrs. J. Bergman Berger Schatz Louis and Marilyn Glickfield The Smith Kogod Families The Northern Trust Company Foundation of Stamford Richard Abramson Melvyn H Bergman Permanent Endowment Fund Blank Rome LLP Paul Goldenberg General and Mrs. W.Y. Smith Online Resources Corporation Jewish Community Federation of Abroms Charitable Lead Trust Stefany Bergson Ferenc Family Charitable Foundation Bradley Associates Robert S. and Jocelyn Goldman Jeff and Kerri Snow Oppenheimer & Co. Cleveland ACE USA Fred M. Bering of Brooklyn Brookfield Financial Properties LP Sheldon Goodman Alan Solomon, M.D. Orbit Electronics Group Jewish Community Federation of Marion Achtentuch Sharon Berko Howard L. and Judie Ganek Bulldog Ventures, Ltd. Barbara Gordon Bernard Spitzer Perry Corporation Greater Rochester Russell and Desiree Ackerman Barbara and Edwin J. Berkowitz Jack Kay CBS Barbara Gottesman Mr. and Mrs. Marvin H. Staiman Pershing Jewish Community Federation of H. Richard Adelman George Berkowitz Miles* and Chris Lerman CCFIN Inc. Barney and Rachel Gottstein Susan B. Stearns Pircher, Nichols and Meeks Louisville Richard Adelman Larry and Judy Berliant David and Ruth* Mitzner and Ira and Cedar Hill Associates Jacob and Anna Graff Ken and Nancy Stein Power Construction Company, LLC Jewish Community Foundation Hyman Adelstein and Donna Levy Alan E. Berlin Mindy Mitzner Certified Laboratories, Inc. Eugene and Emily Grant Fern and Manfred Steinfeld Family Prudential Foundation Matching Gifts Jewish Community Foundation Greater James and Esthy Adler Marci and Scott Berlin Deanie and Jay Stein Chrome Photographic Services David and Alan Greene Family James and Jane Stern Request Foods, Inc. Hartford Advent Systems Peter and Kerrin Bermont Marilyn and Sigi* Ziering Classic Residence by Hyatt Foundation Inc. Richard and Judith Stern Rosewood Lafayette Common, LLC Jewish Community Foundation Aron and Susan Ain Zelda Bernard COMPSEC, Inc. Audrey and Martin Gruss Foundation Charles L. Sues RSM McGladrey, Inc. Metrowest New Jersey Dennis and Tracy Albers Gene and Pam Bernstein Sara J. Bloomfield Director’s Conatus Capital Management LP Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Hammerman Supera Family Foundation Scott Byron & Co., Inc. Jewish Community Foundation of Shlomi and Orly Alexander Harriet Bernstein Endowment Fund Coventry Health Care, Inc. Martin Harper Dr.* and Mrs. Laszlo Tauber and Family Sheffield Asset Management Greater Kansas City Ike Alhadeff Sally Bernstein Tom and Andi Bernstein CRC Insurance Services, Inc. David and Suzanne Hillman Allan Tessler, Esq. The Silk Foundation Jewish Community Foundation of Don and Karin Allen Stuart and Wilma Bernstein Fleischaker Family Foundation Crum & Forster Harry and Barbara Kamen Jerome Turk Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher, Milwaukee Helaine Allen Marshall and Shirley Besikof Harold and Sylvia Greenberg DEFAMCO, L.P. Michael Kaplan Bertram and Lois* Vogel Flom LLP The Jewish Community Foundation Alliance Bernstein Henry and Veronica Bialer Miles* and Chris Lerman Dickstein Shapiro LLP The Kaplen Foundation Leigh Walters Spectrum Diversified Designs, Inc. of Northern California’s Allied Jewish Federation of Colorado Bruce L. and Teri Bialosky Harvey M. Meyerhoff DRW Trading Group Barbara and Leo Karas Barton Weisman Steelcase Inc. Greater East Bay Oliver Alma The John Bickford Foundation The Morris Family Foundation Edgewater Management, Inc. Kids Line, Inc. Sonia* and John Weiss Stern Joint Venture, L.P. Jewish Community Foundation of Penny and David Alschuler Richard Biglow Lois Zoller Environmental Systems Design, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Kingsberg Leonard Weitzman Stifel Nicolaus Phoenix Howard and Jamie Alter Andrea R. Biller Ernst and Elfriede Frank Lore B. Kirchheimer Sheila Wolfe Stuart Wernick Jewish Community Foundation of Altronix Bindler Family Foundation Foundation, Inc. Henry A. Kissinger Mr. and Mrs. Milton M. Wolff Susquehanna Partners San Diego Amity Club Charity Foundation Gary and Beth Birnbaum Exelon Corporation FRIENDS FUND Bruce J. Klores Charlotte R. Wolpoff Swavelle/Mill Creek Fabrics, Inc. Jewish Community Foundation of Ammerman Family Foundation Joseph J. Blaney, Ph.D. Howard Konar Rosalye Yashek Exxon Mobil Foundation Target Software South Palm Beach County George Blank Anonymous (2) Dennis Anders Douglas R. Korn Bernard Young Fidelity Brokerage Services LLC TradeCor Partners, LLC Jewish Endowment Foundation of Harold and Elaine Blatt Carrie and Morris C. Aaron Mark E. Angel Jill and Peter Kraus Ida and Warren Zeger Fireman’s Fund Tri-City Brokerage, Inc. Louisiana Robert and Arleen Blatt Madlyn and Leonard Abramson Jonathan Appelbaum Amnon Landan Albert and Nitza Zisook First Winthrop Corporation Visa PAC Jewish Federation of Greater Atlanta Eric Blau Alan and Arlene Alda Bernard Aptaker Eugene Lang Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Zucker GE Foundation W. W. Grainger, Inc. The Jewish Federation of Greater Mr. and Mrs. Alex Blavatnik Robert and Joan Arnow Elise Ariel L.A.W. Foundation Inc Gibson Technologies Wackenhut Services Inc. Houston Ruth Beer Bletzinger The Sol and Lillian Ash Foundation AT&T United Way Employee Giving Janet L. Leno Miles Lerman Hartford Tribute Fund: GivingExpress Program from Wase & Wase Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Arlene S. and Bruce Bloch Henry J. H. Bandet Campaign The Levine Family Foundation Gifts of $1,000 or more American Express Washington Post Company Chicago Jeffrey Block and Michele Gerus Helen S. and Merrill L. Bank Terry Athas Donald and Bernice Levinson Marc Abrahms GlaxoSmithKline Foundation Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP Jewish Federation of Palm Beach City Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Bloom Foundation, Inc. Leonard and Phyllis Attman Mr. and Mrs. Jerrold G. Levy The Rhoda and David Chase Family Global Impact Weinstein Management Company, Inc. Jewish Federation of St. Louis Robert and Courtney Bloom Cecile C. Bartman George Backer Family Foundation Mrs. Toby D. Lewis Foundation Inc. Goldman Sachs Philanthropy Fund Wiley Rein LLP Merrill Lynch Dr. Gordon R. Bloomberg Robert and Elana Baum Robert D. and Marjorie Bajefsky Christopher and Alison Liguori Ira and Deborah Feigenbaum Goulston & Storrs Fiduciary Accounts National Philanthropic Trust Blumkin Family Foundation Lawrence Benenson Patrick W. Baldwin Mrs. Elick Lindon Gerald and Phyllis Gelles Greenberg Traurig, LLP New York Community Trust Howard and Judith Boasberg Jeffrey I. Bennett, M.D. Michael and Bonnie Balkin Maurice Lipnick Michael and Elizabeth Harth Herbert Goldberg Company, Inc. Oppenheimer Funds Legacy Program Meyer Bobrow Richard A. and Barbara Bergman DONOR-ADVISED FUNDS Bob and Mary Baltimore Litwin Foundation, Inc. Max and Rachel Javit Holland & Knight LLP Rochester Community Foundation Judith Bodie Mr. and Mrs. Alan E. Berlin Raymond Banoun Mr. and Mrs. M.H. Lorig Jeffrey and Jill Karp IBM International Foundation The Associated Jewish Community Schwab Charitable Fund Harvey S. Bodker Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Bernbaum Bernard Barbash William J. Lowenberg Mark Kolovson Intercontinental Truck Brokerage Federation of Baltimore Schwab Fund for Charitable Giving The Milford and Lee Bohm Beverly B. Bernstein Arnold and Gail Baron Barry H. Lustig Doris and Simon Konover Corporation Berks County Community Foundation Tidewater Jewish Foundation Charitable Foundation Jules Bernstein and Linda Lipsett The Barrington Foundation Samuel P. Mandell Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kuziak Invesco The Boston Foundation Tulsa Community Foundation Susan Borkin and Gerald Hurwitz Sally Bernstein Gordon and Myrna Bartelstein Gerda Miller Alan and Marcia Lazowski JDD Holdings, LLC (Mr. Milton Maltz) Charles Schwab Charitable Fund United Jewish Endowment Fund of Jack Borok, CFO and L & L Borok Allen I. and Joan Bildner Mark and Sheri Bartelstein Michael A. Morris Rabbi Philip and Ruth Lazowski JHJ Family Limited Partnership LP Chicago Community Foundation Greater Washington Foundation Ervin* Bognar and Margit Meissner Cecile C. Bartman Philip and Sima Needleman JM Zell Partners, Ltd. The Chicago Community Trust Leonard and Enid Boxer

38 2009­–10 Annual Report * Deceased These days define us 39 Lawrence Brandes Cole Taylor Bank Burt and Marion Fainman Ken and Rebecca Gart Judith Gravitz and Lester Sotosky Pamela and Henry Hirschfeld Daniel S. Katz Fred and Corrine Lane Sigmund and Emmy Braun Frederick and Dorothy Coleman Robert Falconer Glenn B. and Joy A. Gastwirth Jerry and Enid Green Allen and Nancy Hirschfield Leslie and David Katz Eugene Lang Leslianne Braunstein Foundation David M. Falk Ralph Geiderman Gerald and Alison Greenberg Wulf Hirschfield Elaine L. Katz Rudy Langer Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Breisblatt Mr. and Mrs. Louis L. Colen Marie Leonore Farr Robyn Gelberg Dr. and Mrs. Irving M. Greenberg Ann S. Hoenig Michael and Valerie Katz Michael Langley Nanette and Arthur Brenner Florence Comite Gerald A. Feffer Norman and Mary Geller Marc Greenberg Jonathan M. Hoff Richard Katz Charna Larkin Blake and Joseph Breslow Cooper Foundation Ira and Deborah Feigenbaum George and Evelyn Goldbloom Jeffrey and Debra D. Greenblatt Robert and Ellen Hoffman Roxanne S. Katz Mr. and Mrs. Ross Laser Dr. Susan Bressman and Mr. David Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Cooper Michael and Candice R. Feiler Foundation, Inc. The Greene Foundation Joan Holland and Eli Glassman Steven and Rochelle Katz Mrs. Oliver Laster Bressman Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Cotton Richard and Michelle Fein Peter Gerber Alan and Carol Greene Rebecca Hollander-Yemini Alan and Gloria Kaufman Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lateiner Jedediah Brettschneider Merle Cowin Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Feinberg Patricia L. Gerend David and Alan Greene Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holleb Mr. and Mrs. Barry Kaufman Lautman & Company Kenneth Noel Brodsky Alan Crane Linda and Steven Feinstein Bettie Gershman Family Foundation Richard H. Holzer Memorial Foundation Jay Kaufman Lavin Foundation Norman and Florence Brody Foundation Michael and Virginia S. Criste Richard Feinstein Irwin C. and Lenore Gerson Sunny Greene Joel and Carol Honigberg Fund Jay and Anita Kaufman Jack and Robin Lavin Gila and David Bronner Crosscurrents Foundation Brenda H. Feis David Gerstein Bill and Ellen Greengoss Mark Hopkins Robert Kaufman Mr. and Mrs. Allen M. Lawrence Brookfield Financial Properties LP Crum & Forster Lawrence Feldman Marlene Gersten Daniel and Juli Greenwald Rhoda S. Hornstein Joel Kavet Charles Lazarus Candy and Ike Brown George Cumpata Nancy and Barbara Feldman Walter Gertz Richard and Jody Grobman Shirley Horodas Rabbi Karyn Kedar Howard Leafstone Mr. and Mrs. Ira Brown H. Eric Cushing Foundation Stuart I. and Sondra K. Feldstein Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gewirz Nancy Gross Michael Horvitz Anne Kelemen Dennis and Edith Leary Paulette Brown Allen and Jone Dalezman Gerald and Irene Feller Patricia H. Gibbs Suzanne Grossinger Humana Stephen Kelin and Joy Lerner William and Linda Leavitt Robert M. Brown Merwyn E. and Dolly Dan Rose Fichman B. R. Gilbert John M. Gruber Andrew and Barbara Hutter Kesselman Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Lebovitz Noreen and Kenneth Buckfire William J. and Nancy Danhof Fidelity Brokerage Services LLC Laura and Jonathan Ginns Martin and Evelyn Grunley Harry Hutzler Lesley and Richard Kessler Mr. and Mrs. Alan J. Lebow John S. Bucksbaum Revocable Trust Rene F. and Yvonne Daniel Larry and Marilyn Fields Irwin Ginsburg Ernest Grunsfeld Dr. Allen I. Hyman and Valerie Hyman Key Bank National Association The Ledbetter Law Firm, PLC Edward A. and Elliott L. Burka Families Dr. Brian Daniels Denise and William G. Finard Laurie and Stephen Girsky Jennifer Guadagno Thomas Hynes Kids Line, Inc. Dr. Richard A. Leder Murray and Beth Burke Joseph and Carol Danks Thomas Fine The Ruth and Jack Glantz The Guerra Family Foundation I. B. E. W. Local Union 98 John and Sueanne Kim Lederman Family Foundation Edward M. and Barbara Burnes Leslie Davis Estelle Finer Family Foundation Brenda and Sanford L. Guritzky Iona College The Kindertransport Association Betty M. Lee BWF Foundation Melvin and Barbara Davis Sheldon Fink and Nellie Wiesenthal Fink Joseph Glasser Mr. and Mrs. Harry Guterman Jack and Ali Charitable Foundation King College, Inc. Isabelle Leeds Herbert I. and Larry A. Byer Igor Dawid Wolf Finkelman* GlaxoSmithKline Foundation Gutman Family Foundation Greg Jacobs Sonia King Sherwin H. Leff Ramon R. and Lenore Cacicedo Barbara and Maurice Deane First Data Foundation Philip Glazer Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Gutterman Hannah M. Jacobs Mark and Alna Kingdon Dr. Larry Lehrner Joseph Cadiff Charitable Foundation Raymond Deitch First Winthrop Corporation Scott and Susan Glazer Julius Guttman Max W. Jacobs Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Kingsberg Marvin H. Leibowitz James E. Cafritz Joan G. Depontet Dr. Mark Fisch Eileen M. Gleimer Myrna R. Haft Jerold Jacobson Sandra F. Kirch and Zelda K. Gold Robert L. Leibowitz Jane and Andy Cahn Margaret and Paul Dewoskin M. Fischman Sarah and Seth Glickenhaus Elianne Halbersberg Kathy and Mitchell Jacobson Randy and Kathy Kirsch Sylvia and Geoffrey Leigh Foundation Joshua R. Cammaker William Dewoskin and Wendy Gross Mark and Randi Fisher Toby Glickman County of Halifax Mr. and Mrs. Scott Jacobson Henry A. Kissinger Robert S. Lemle Jerome W. and Dorothy Canter Stephan Diamond Bruce and Joan Flashner David and Marlene Glickstein Janice H. Halperin Michael and Laurie Anne Jaffe Mortimer and Barbara Klaus Janet L. Leno Dr. and Mrs. Michael Caplan Dr. Paul S. Dickman Gail S. Fleder Eileen and Charles Glovsky David and Sharon Halpern Mr. and Mrs. David M. James Family Foundation Michael Lerner Ira Carmen Jill and Alex Dimitrief Roy Fleischmann Robert Glovsky Dr. and Mrs. Harry Handelsman Daniel S. Japha The Klein Family Foundation Carol and Robert* LeRoy Ronald Cassell Dr. Ellen Dirksen Mr. and Mrs. Sam Fogel The Gold Family Foundation Steven Handleman Mr. and Mrs. Howard Jatlow Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Klein Mr. and Mrs. David Levee Richard J. Cavell Stuart and Aileen Disick Silvani and Seymour Fogel Jason Gold Eliyahou Harari Max and Rachel Javit Arthur S.and Eleanor H. Klein David E. Levee CCFIN Inc. Jerry and Ann Dlugasch David and Irma Follender The Max and Rosa Gold Foundation Mr. and Mrs. George Harkavy Raphael Jerusalmi Philanthropic Fund Mr. and Mrs. Howard Levenson Cedar Hill Associates Steven R. Don and Amy Heller Don Tracy and Todd Foreman Michael Gold and Laura Mayer Gold Harmstieg Foundation JMR Charities Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Bertram Klein Allan and Sydnei Levin David and Linda Center Fred Donner Diane Forrest and Nicholas Lahowchic Dr. and Mrs. Michael S. Gold Gerard E. Harper Susan and David Joffe Charles E. Klein Estate of Avis H. Levin Certified Laboratories Inc. Steven Dreifuss Hyman Family Foundation Ronald and Muriel Goldberg Martin Harper Martin J. Joffee, M.D. Richard and Nan Klein Charles and Margaret Levin Family Scott A. and Maureen J. Chaikin Dan L. Drexler Jonathan C. Fox and Suzanne Miriam R. Bern Goldberger and Harrah Church Marcia Johnson Ira and Leslie Kleinmuntz Foundation Paul and Charlotte Chandler Eric Dubelier Markel-Fox Edwin H. Goldberger David and Gayle Harris Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Johnson James and Judy Klutznick Daniel and Fay Levin Patricia Chapin Juan C. Duque Denise C. Foy Edward and Paula Golden John A. and Nancy Harris Allen and Ellen Joseph Edward I. Koch David and Helen Levin Earl and Margery Chapman E & B Family Trust Thomas and Marcia Fraerman Richard and Shelley Golden Robert Harris Dorothy C. Joseph Sam Kofman Gerald and Laurie J. Levin Aron P. Charad Jonathan Ebinger Robert Francis Samuel Goldhaber R. Thomas Harris Ted and Ronna Joseph Pam Kohlberg John A. and Betty Levin The Rhoda and David Chase Paul and Flo Eckstein Alan Frank Mr. and Mrs. Dennis K. Goldman Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Harrison Sibyl Josephson Nancy Kohn and Art Friedson Dr. Kenneth E. Levin Family Foundation Inc. Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Edelman Ernst and Elfriede Frank Foundation Janet Goldman Mr. and Mrs. Bernard S. Hasten Just Give Allan and Sharon Koltin Michael D. Levin and Joanne Levin Mr. and Mrs. Louis Chaykin Robert and Gail Edelstein Foundation Mark and Amy Frank Jay G. Goldman James Hausmann Kahn-Abeles Foundation Doris and Simon Konover Foundation The Chelsey Foundation Julian I. and Hope R. Edison Foundation Bruce and Dale Frankel Leonard Goldman and Dr. Lisa Demarco Henry Haye KAI Research Mr. Joseph Koplewicz The Richard and Emily Levin Edward A. Chernoff Charles and Lois Edwards Rina and Samuel M. Frankel Lisa and Douglas Goldman Fund Michael Hearne Dr. and Mrs. Steven Kalchman Peter F. and Lois H. Koppe Foundation Robert Chernoff James Edwards Family Foundation Rita and Monte Goldman Melvin and Judith Hecktman Walter Kalman Carol and Sandy Korein Mr. and Mrs. Robert Levin Hon. Michael Chertoff Jane Effress Roger and Betty Frankel Robert S. and Jocelyn Goldman Jason Hegy and Gayle S. Union Andrew Kalotay Dr. David Korn Margot Levin-Schiff Rick and Dee Dee Chesley Alexander Efros Allen R. Freedman William Goldman Foundation Heilbrunn Foundation Harry and Barbara Kamen Sir Hans and Lady Kornberg The A.L. Levine Family Foundation, Inc. Chrome Photographic Services Bernard Ehrlich Mr. and Mrs. Barry Freedman Arthur Goldner & Associates Florence Heiman Charitable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Kamins Louis and Dorothy Kornhauser Bari and Keith Levingston Mr. and Mrs. Donald Chudacoff Barbara and Burton C. Einspruch Dulcy Freeman Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Goldstein Mark J. Heiman Harvey Kaminski The Korobkin Foundation Donald and Bernice Levinson Citi Global Impact Funding Trust, Inc. Lois and Steve Eisen Neil and Wendy Freeman Stanley H. Goldstein Lorraine Helfand Martin Kane Elinor Weiler Krach Dorothy Levites Mr. and Mrs. Niles L. Citrin Eisenberg Family Foundation Maryann Fribourg Lori and Rick Golman Michael J. Hemmer The S. Kann Sons Co. Manus C. Kraff Jeffrey Levitetz Helen Clawson Arthur Eisenkraft Donald Fried Eric and Yonina Gomberg Herbert Goldberg Company, Inc. Fred Kaplan Mr. and Mrs. Herbert A. Kraft Mark Levitt and Kay Klass Dr. and Mrs. Melvin Clayman Ben Eisenstein Robert Friede Jay S. and Karen Goodgold Laurence E. Herman Family Foundation Jeff and Julie Kaplan Lynn and Charles Kramer Mr. and Mrs. Jack Levkovitz Stanley Clayman Al and Naomi Eisman Joel and Stacy Friedland Audrey and James Goodman Michael and Judith Herman Leonard and Tobee Kaplan Mr. and Mrs. Scott D. Krase Sandra Levoff Evan and Tammy Cohen Martin I. Elias Albert and Suzanne Friedman Joel Goodman Sylvan C. Herman Louis M. Kaplan and Sally B. Kaplan Harold and Joan Krauthamer Bernard and Valerie Levy Mr. and Mrs. George Cohen James Ellis Mark and Cheryl Friedman Marianne Goodman William Herskovic Foundation Ronald and Karen Krefman Fred Levy Gerald and Joanne Cohen Michael and Becky Elrad Michael D. and Carolyn Friedman Mark Goodman Joseph L. Herson Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Kaplan Barbara M. Kreitzer and Alan Sanders The Hans and Dolores Levy Foundation Howard Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Elsberg Lance Friedmann and Sari Gluckin Sheldon Goodman Michael and Vicki Herson Michael Kaplan Rae M. Krelitz Irwin and Ellen Levy Jerry Cohen and Madeline Delman Hal and Geri Emalfarb Miriam Friend Barbara Gordon Martin and Evelyn Hertz Myrna Kaplan David S. Krivitsky Jeanne and Irwin Levy Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Lester Cohen Howard and Sydney Engel Jonathan Frisch Ellen R. Gordon Hester Painting and Decorating Richard and Sharon Kaplan Kirk Kroloff Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey M. Levy Manny and Ruthy Cohen Foundation Arthur and Joy Epstein Ira and Elise Frost Lee and Dana Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Heyman Tobee and Leonard Kaplan Joseph D. Krouse Jerrold Levy, M.D. Marilyn and Ray Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Donald T. Epstein Mr. and Mrs. Farley Frydman Alvin Gorman James P. Hickman The Kaplen Foundation Dr. Herbert Krugman Milton Levy* Milton Cohen and Norma Cohen Raymond and Jane Epstein Ronald A. and Marilyn Furman Barbara Gottesman Thomas Hilb Barbara and Leo Karas Jakob Kryszek Milton and Shirley Levy Charitable Family Foundation Jack A. and Norma Erdle Fred N. Fuss Michael Gould Brad S. Hill Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Karmin Mrs. Louis J. Kuriansky Foundations Nancy Y. and Martin Cohen Helen B. Etkin Alex and Pat Gabay Steven A. Gould and Ellen Wallace David and Suzanne Hillman Susan Karsen Arthur and Cynthia Kurlanzik Mr. and Mrs. Myron Levy Neil and Marcy Cohen Donald and Paula Etra Gerard T. Gabrys Kathleen M. Gowell David Himelberg Dr. Iver Kasenetz Jonathan A. Kurz Lewart Family Trust Phyllis and George Cohen Exxon Mobil Foundation Ira and Judith Gall Graf Pitkowitz Rechtsanwälte GmbH John L. Hines Frank* and Fay Katlin Amnon Landan Harry Lewenstein Rhonda Cohen Patricia Fagadau Jac and Edye Garner Jacob and Anna Graff Francine and George Hirsch Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Katten Debby and Elliott Landsman William G. and Debra Lewin

40 2009­–10 Annual Report * Deceased These days define us 41 Lillian T. Lewis MB Charitable Foundation Frederick Nicholas Eugene Raymond Judy and Harold Samloff Randi Sidgmore Louise Bloch Stern Frank Vogl The Martin R. Lewis Charitable Marcia P. McCraw Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nirenberg Katherine Read and John Houston Judith Samson Siegel Charitable Trust Philip Stern Richard Voit Foundation Kathleen McIlwain Marc and Lucia Nowlan Michele and Todd Rechler Marc Samtony Eric Siegel Richard and Judith Stern W. W. Grainger, Inc. Randall and Patricia Lewis Stanley and Jean Meadows Northern Trust, NA Alan N. and Miera Rechtschaffen Marvin Sandler Fred and Tina Siegel Robin and Daniel Stern Olga* and Herman Wachtenheim Rob and Jacquie Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mehlman Northwestern Memorial Foundation Joe R. Reeder Dan and Sara Sapadin Linda Soreff Siegel Samuel Stern David and Pam Waill Liberty Mutual Joel and Deborah Meisel Lola L. Nortman David Reich Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Saper Martin and Inga Siegel Richard and Gwen K. Sterns Beverly Y. Walcoff Marc and Jennifer Libschultz Lewis Meltzer Charles and Margaret Obrecht Robert and Sonya Reich Adel Sarnoff Robert Siegel Robert B. Stewart Kurt L. and Marilyn Wallach Dr. Frances R. Lieberman Yehuda Mendelson Carl and Lucile Oestreicher Foundation Nick and Livia Reisman Julian Savage Veronica and Phil Siegel The Stiefel Foundation David and Alice Walsh Sidney* and Eunice Lieberstein Lawrence Mermelstein Online Resources Corporation Margarete and Rolf Renschler Mindy and Alan Schall Mr. and Mrs. Victor Siegel Sheldon and Marlene Stillman Howard and Margot Walton Dr. Barry L. Liebowitz Martin and Joan Messinger Jesse H. and Susan Oppenheimer Resnick Family Foundation Peter Schechter and Maria Puech The Curt C. and Else Silberman Ferne and Howard Stone Herb and Karen Wander Ian Mark Light Larry and Beatrice Metzman Gregory C. Orlick Myron and Alicia Resnick Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Scheller Foundation Roger and Susan Stone Family Ernest Warsaw Richard and Ellen Lincer Mr. and Mrs. Mark Metzner Bashi and Roger Packer Amikam Reuveni Randy and Joel Schenkman Mr. and Mrs. David Silberman Foundation Myron C. Warshauer Mrs. Elick Lindon Frank and Sharon Meyer Barbara and Robert Paget The Ribakoff Family Foundation Harry Scher Margaret and Alan Silberman Mr. and Mrs. David P. Storch Washington Post Company Mara Lipner Marcy Meyer Polly Pancoe Eugene J.* and Stephanie Ribakoff Ambassador Richard and Lilo Schifter Sills Foundation, Inc. Harold and Marlene Strauss Dr. Michael Wasser Maurice Lipnick Richard Meyers Walter and Beth Pancoe Helen Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Schindler Silver Eagle Distributors John and Susan Strauss Bradley D. Waterman, Esq. Dr. Herbert Lippitz Stuart Meyers Park Avenue Charitable Fund Herbert Richtol S. Lawrence and Judith Schlager Peggy and Sidney J. Silver Charles L. Sues Harold and Harriet Waterman Jeffrey A. Lipps Stuart and Dannah Meyers Robert Parker Ries Foundation Jacqueline Schlifke Silverman Family Foundation John C. and Jo Sumberg Robert Waxman Howard L. Lipschutz Michael Marchese Foundation Michelle Parrish Monroe and Rella Rifkin Jack and Ester Schlusselberg Barry and Judy Silverman Foundation Jason and Karen Sussman Ruth K. Webber David and Malia Litman Margaret Michalska Robert and Lynne Pascal Margery B. and Stephen J. Riker Joel and Cathy Schneider Jeffrey D. and Judith L. Silverman Richard and Monica Sussman Gerald A. and Jane Weber Barry and Barbara Litwin Jon and Stacey Michelon Harriet and Steven Passerman The Risinger Family Frank and Marge Schnierow Lois and Norman Silverman Sean Sweeney Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wechsler Dr. Robert Locke and Sarah Locke The Millard Group, Inc. Matthew and Robin Patinkin Marlin Risinger III and Lori Fields Judy Schnoebelen Barry S. and Beth Simon Marsha and Gary Tankenoff Leonard Weentiaw Raymond Loewy Millennium First Reality Mr. and Mrs. Norman J. Patinkin Mr. and Mrs. Ken Rivkind Karen and Jeffrey Schoenberg Diana and Robert Simon Rita and Burt Tansky Martin Weil Mr. and Mrs. Hans J. Lopater Miller Family Foundation Richard A. and Halina Peabody Glen Robbins and Fran Weinstock Charlotte and Peter Schoenfeld Ernest and Sonya Simon Albert Tapper Weinberg Family Foundation Shari Loria Mr. and Mrs. Avrum Miller Daniel Pelson Mr. and Mrs. Mark Robbins Dr. and Mrs. Ronald Schreiber Neal and Sherry Simon Target Software M. Weinberg Jeffrey A. and Isabel A. Louis Joanie Miller The Perlmutter Family Foundation Roberts Foundation David W. and Mary L. Schreiner Pam and David Simon Rica F. Tarnoff Ingebord B. Weinberger Marcena W. Love Norman Miller Family Foundation Lewis M. and Esther Perlstein Family Julie Roberts, CPA Bradley S. and Susan Schulman Diane and Jey Simons David Taub Michael Weindling and Patricia Hurley Rabbi and Mrs. Steven Stark Lowenstein Michael and Cheryl Minikes Foundation Lloyd Robinson Susan Schulman Karen and Joel Singer Joel M. and Sonya Taubin David J. Weiner Mort and Leanor Lowenthal Jay and Sara Minkoff Brian and Jerilyn Perman Dr. and Mrs. Martin C. Robinson Joel and Carole Schuman Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Siwak A. A. Taubman Jonathan Weiner LSG Insurance Partners Charitable The Minneapolis Foundation Marc Pernick Ruth Robinson Gloria Schusterman Robert D. Skinner Mr. and Mrs. Peter Taussig Linda Weinrib Foundation Carolyn Minskoff Perricone Family Foundation Diana R. Role Susan Schwab Mr. and Mrs. Paul Skjodt Tawani Foundation Morton L. Weinstein and Mark I. Luksenburg Sandra C. and Lowell Mintz Dennis and Amy Pessis Paul Romanelli Gary and Lisa Schwartz Jack and Jean Skodnek Bruce Taylor Stacy R. Nerenstone William and Helen Luksenburg Mr. and Mrs. Saul A. Mintz Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Pickar Stephen H. Roper Leonard and Carol Schwartz Gerold and Caryn Skurnick April Teitelbaum, M.D. Nancy and Skippy Weinstein Robert and Sandra Lund Michael Mirabito and Marywood Rhoda and Daniel M. Pierce Ropes and Gray Mark Schwartz Lynne H. Slaten Marcy B. Teitelbaum Paul H. and Roslyn Weinstein Dr. Penn Lupovich University Communication Arts Mr. and Mrs. William Pierce Dr. Elliott Rosch Milton and Nancy Schwartz Albert and Lillian Small Foundation Allan Tessler, Esq. Rosa and Harris Weinstein Barry H. Lustig Mirimac Fund, Inc. Pincus Paul Charitable Trust Mr. and Mrs. Irving Rose Sandra Schwartz Dr. Stanley Small Paul Thurman Robert M. Weintraub Phyllis Luxenberg MK & A Corporation Ted and Sherri Pincus Leonard and Eunice Rose Sandy and Bob Schwartz Robert and Jacqueline Smelkinson William Tiefel and Mrs. Norma Donald P. Weisberg The Macht Philanthropic Fund Leo Model Foundation Pircher, Nichols and Meeks Lucille L. Rosen Schwarzbach Family Foundation Michael and Stephanie Smerling Klein Tiefel Harlan and Sally Weisman Sondra and David S. Mack Mr. and Mrs. Phil Molstre K. Plancher Sol A. Rosen Foundation Tracy and Marc Schwimmer Roger and Jeri Smith Charles and Beatrice S. Tier Norman I. Weisman Pat and John Magliocco Douglas and Leslie Monieson Harriet Plaskow William and Sandra Rosenbaum Edwin Seave Lois Smoler Marshall L. Tobins Mr. and Mrs. Dennis E. Weiss Harry Major Gladys Monroy and Larry Marks Jonathan and Robin Plotkin Bernard A. Rosenberg Fred and Harriet Segal Jordan P. Snyder Family Philanthropic Lewis E. Topper Mark and Joan Weiss Eugene Malcolm, Jr. Burke J. Montgomery Sydney M. Polakoff David and Marjorie Rosenberg The Jean and Charles Segal Foundation Foundation Annie and Sami E. Totah Sonia and John Weiss Malek Family Charitable Trust Abby Morrison Leslie M. Pollack Lester J.* and Norma Rosenberg Judith Segal Barbara R. Sobernheim The Tower Foundation Marvin F. Weissberg Cary and Lisa Malkin Seymour Moskowitz Yvonne and Leslie Pollack Family Mr. and Mrs. Martin J. Rosenblatt Bernard and Rita Segerman Mr. and Mrs. Michael I. Sobol Lester E. and Jane G. Trachman Charlotte I. Weissman Jeanne R. Malkin Family Foundation Lawrence Moss Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Neil B. Rosenshein and Jerry and Naomi Senser Edwin S. Soforenko Foundation Mariella Trager Janis Weissman Leo Mallah Miriam Mouloudji Mr. and Mrs. Len Pollak Mrs. Dolores H. Rosenshein Vincent A. Sergi Jonathan and Edna Sohnis Trinity American Corporation Leonard Weitzman David and Sherriann Manci Hon. Michael B. Mukasey Mark A. Pollak and Janet Meyers Rosenthal Collins Group Mr. and Mrs. David Serviansky Craig D. Sokol Jeff and Nancy Trockman William F. and Leslie Weld David and Karen Mandelbaum N. James Myerberg Polsky Family Rosenthal Foundation Sidney* and Phyllis Shalowitz Gail Solin Andrew and Christine Tuchler Wellpoint Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mandell Paul and Glenda Nagrodzki John J. and Laura Pomerantz Fred Rosenthal Dan and Rose Shames Ira Lee Sorkin and Ellen Sorkin Richard and Ilene Tucker Kalman and Enid Wenig Samuel P. Mandell Foundation Judith and Edward Narens Joseph Popper Lawrence and Marcia Ross Betsy L. Shapiro Ellen and Larry Sosnow Tully Family Foundation Evan and Hallie Werbel David and Samantha Mann William Narey Dr. Zelda Porte Mitchell N. and Kerry Ross Ellen Sue Shapiro Gene Spector Mr. and Mrs. Gene Turban Nicole S. Werkmeister Sheryl Marcouiller David Nasaw Joel S. Porter Daryl and Steven Roth Jane Shapiro and Ethan Shapiro Phillip Spector and Carole Lebbin Dr. Clifford Turen Sidelle Wertheimer Michael Marcovici Kathy Nath Potter’s Wheel Foundation Walter and Elaine Rothenberg Keith and Marci Shapiro Spectrum Diversified Designs, Inc. Isador and Bessie Turover Ellen Westheimer Mardell Family Charitable Foundation Walter and Ann Nathan Ruthann Pozez Family Foundation Martin Shapiro Norman M. Spieler Philanthropic Fund Westminster Barrington Foundation Sam Margolin National Film Preservation Foundation Dennis Prager Emanuel N. Rotter Revocable Trust Ralph and Shirley Shapiro Elana Spitzberg Family Foundation C. M. Uberman Ralph Whitebergh Revocable Trust Michel Margosis National Wrecking Company Mr. and Mrs. Bob Price John W. Rowe Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Shapiro Bernard Spitzer Herman Udasin Martin J. Whitman Eric Margules The Nature Conservancy Mr. and Mrs. Neal Price Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Rozen Stephen L. Shapiro Jill Spitzer Dr. Augustus K. Uht Dorothy G Whitmore Benjamin and Susan Margulies Nathan and Carol Nayman Alan and Jo Priest William M. Rubenstein Richard and Joan Sharfstein Linda and Jerome Spitzer Steven M. Umin The Whizin Foundation Ronald L. Marmer Jim and Judy Nazarowski Joanne Prives Burton and Suzanne Rubin Richard and Phyllis Sharlin Dr. Alana R. Spiwak Rosalyn Unger Sue Wides Alexander S. Mark Neal, Gerber & Eisenberg Ambassador Pierre-Richard Prosper Lori S. Rubin Mrs. Phyllis Shavitz St. Pancras Inc. United Way of Greater Rochester Sue E. Wilder Dr. and Mrs. Markin Philip and Sima Needleman Prudential Foundation Matching Gifts Earl and Rocky Rubinoff Glenn S. Shear Steelcase Inc. United Way of the Bay Area Wiley Rein LLP James E. Marks Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Neimark Dr. Robert G. Pugach Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Rubinstein Mark Shelnitz and Fryda R. Fraeme Mr. and Mrs. Cwi Steiman University of Judaism Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Willen Mrs. Milton Marks Network for Good Sam Pure and Alison Friel Steven R. Rudolph William Shepard Stein Family Charitable Foundation Uri Urmacher Linda Williams J. Howard and Ilene Marshall Mr. Sanford and Dr. Rosalind Neuman Steven Putzel Biff Ruttenberg Foundation Linda Rae Sher Ken and Nancy Stein Mr. and Mrs. Burton S. Ury Michael and Holly Williams Bonnie Marx Nevada Community Foundation Dr. Pauline L. Rabin and Mr. Mort Miller S. C. Foundation Stanley and Linda Sher Mark Stein and Carol Baker Marc A. Utay Priscilla H. and Rodney Wilson Kenneth and Marilyn Masen C. R. Neville R & I Rooker Family Foundation Tracey Sachs David A. and Susan Sherman Mr. and Mrs. Rob Stein Brian and Karen Vaughn Jim and Marilyn Winoker Estate of Elena Massey Kenneth and Bernice Newberger Norman R. Rales Semilia and Jerry Sack Gail H. Sherman Dr. and Mrs. Scott Stein Mr. and Mrs. John Veronis Dennis Winter Alice Mathias Family Fund Dr. Simon Ramo Eric M. Saks Ruth and Michael Sherman Allan and Jill Steinberg Irving and Betty Vigdor Judy Wise The Matiash Family Nancy Newberger Bert and Bea Rapowitz Stuart and Rhonda Salins George L. Shields Foundation Robert and Penelope Steiner Robert and Mary Vihon Marion and Robert Wise Beatrice C. Mayer Terry E. Newman Amy Rashkow Gene Salkind Herman Shine Phyllis and Ronald G. Steinhart Mr. and Mrs. John K. Villa Mr. and Mrs. Alan Wiseman Beatrice C. Mayer Charitable Account Jodi A. and Gregg Newmark Albert and Audrey Ratner David Saltz and Naomi Gitlin Marilyn Z. Shine Russell L. Steinweg Visa PAC Victor and Rachel Witten Michael and Hannah Mazer Mr. and Mrs. James M. Newmyer Family Foundation Jack Saltz David W. Shonkoff James and Julie Stempel Gioietta and Alberto Vitale Estate of Dorothy Wittenberg Richard Mazer New York Life Insurance Company Rauch Family Foundation II Bruce and Marlene Saltzberg Steve and Jan Sider Stern Joint Venture, L.P. Bertram and Lois Vogel Marilyn and David Wohlstadter

42 2009­–10 Annual Report * Deceased These days define us 43 William E. Wolf and Meredith Theresia Bauer Liliane Hirsch Dockett Fred Jarvis Genya Markon Edmund Potok Dusan Stefancic Bluhm-Wolf Ellen Bean Philip Drell Anton Jez Cindy Martin Peter Irwin A. Powell Carol Stevens Robin Wolin Anthony Bellen Robert M. Drennan Jerry Johnson James Gregg Martin Edwarda Powidzki Raphael Stiel Robert Wolpe Micki Hausmann Belstock Aleksander Drwecki Ona Joneliu¯niene Tatjana Frajle Maslo Philip Pressel Elizabeth Lusthaus Strassburger Walter J. Wolpin Jochanan and Sara Ben-Dor Andrey Dudnik Jan Marian Kacwin Piotr Matejuk Lisa von Haam Pumphrey Tracy Strong Peter J. Wood Mario Bensasson Mary Durst Nina Kaleska Viktor Matveyev Lubov Radionova Karen Szachnitowski Richard Worsek and Lisa Davis Worsek Mirjam Korber Bercovici Tamara Dyka Shoshana Kalman Carlyn and Lothar Mayer Alois Raffeiner Eugeniusz Szajowski Mark and Julie Yadgaroff Vivian Berger Joseph Eaton Jeannette Katzir Anna Mednik Lucie Ragin Wladislaw Szapelak Lillian Cornelison York Eugénie Bergogne-Bérézin Henry* and Tema Ehrenreich Anne Kelemen Margit Meissner Theresia Raich-Graf Marianne Szegedy-Maszak Irwin Young Regina Berk* Meir Eldar Bernard Kent Hanna Meller-Faust David Rapaport Kazimierz Szyman´ski Mr. and Mrs. Michael Young Magdalena Farkas Berkovics Shmuel Elhanan Judit Kertész Nancy Mendelsohn Zeev Raveh-Werba* Michael Tal Debbie F. Youngelman and Hersch* and Ray Berman Eileen Ellis Anastasiya Khomenko Saul C. Mervin Jerome Reisberg Susan Kaim Talley Stuart M. Schwartz Herbert Biederman David Elsberg The family of Robert G. King Mark A. Meyer David Rich Miriam and Nathan Tarcov Estate of Henrietta Zachin Barbara Kelhoffer Bieganiec Peter Engelmann Dov Kischinovsky Anele˙ Micˇiuliene Elena Rimulaitiene Shelley Temchin Paul Zaentz Constantin Blajerski Tomislav Erak Stjepan Klic Edith Millman Steponas Rimulaitis Ralph Tews* David Zake Paula Goldlust Blue Anita Etzyon Margareta Kligert Carine Mink Edith Ringel and Carol Rose Franz Thaler The Zantker Charitable Foundation Odile Boissonnat Lizou Fenyvesi Josef Kneissl Peter Mittler Michael Ritz Maria Tibirnac Steven L. Zelkowitz Yves Boivin Edith Fierst and the Holocaust Rob Knight Joyce Zalc Mizrachi Ignacy Rojewski Procop Tibirnac Mattias Zhabinskiy Patrick Borensztajn Eyewitness Project Gabrielle Knox Stanisław Młodzin´ski Milan Roknic Alexei Toderas Sanford and Dolores Ziff Jernej Borovnik Joan Kent Finkelstein Valentina Kolbaskina Robert M. Moore Steven Rolef Ljiljna Tonkovic Diane C. and Robert A. Zimmerman Daisy Brand The family of Israel Flint, Pola Jamila Kolonomos Sidney Moskowitz Shalom (Sol) Rosenheck Paloma Tulman Jerome and Harriet Zimmerman Estate of Gertrude and Percy Brand Muchawsky, and Elena Silberman Yelena Komarenko Madeleine Mound Inge Rosenthal Sophie Turner-Zaretsky Martin and Doris Zimmerman Leon Bratina Yocheved Fryd Flumenker Mike Korenblit Benjamin Muchawsky Kathryn Ross Gabriele˙ Eleonora Urcˇinskiene The Frieda and George Zinberg Henny Bernstein Brener Mihail Focsa Judith Grunberger Korot and Beatrice Muchman Rina Rotberg Esther Vardi Foundation Debora Korolchuk Brenner Fort Custer Historical Society Debra Sue Korot Ware Sharon Muller Sy Rotter Ruth Vickers Diane and Philip Zinn Ernst Breuer Alona Frankel Stanislav Kotnik Alfred Munzer Rita Rubinstein Albin Vipotnik Barbara and Henry Zipperman Lily Brody-Carmosino Maurice Friedberg Teodor Kovac Ecaterina Nasusnii Margherita Tedford Rufo Ion Vlas Allison Zirn and Scott Greenberg David Brombart Dalia Frieder Myra and Vally Kovary The National World War I Museum Elvira Sasson Milan Vucicevic Albert and Nitza Zisook Gabryela Bromberg Hannah Friedler Stefan Koziel Dario Navarra Valentyn Savchuk Nelson Warner Harry and Lily Zoberman Helen Bruner and Elisabeth Lawrence Sonia Pressman Fuentes Norbert Krasnosielski Sidonia Weisz Neiman Raminta Savickiene William Weeg Lois S. Zoller Julien Bryan Archive Vinko Gabresk Michael Krausz Estate of Charlotte Neufeld Mary Helen Schaeffer and Jeffrey Wallen Claire Welch Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Zucker Miriam Mason Brysk Dan, Maya, Noya, and Ruth Galai Madeline Wilder Krauthamer The family of Eldon G. Nicholas Dorothy Schafer Charlotte Wertheim Brian Zuckerman Milic Bucan Henry Gallant Mariya Kravtsova John Nicholson Fiodor Schiopu Gary and Nina Wexler Lawrence Zweifach and Eleanor Grosz Maria Bukowa Melvin Galun Hanni Krispin Maria Niederkofler-Wierer Marta Schmidek Dorit B. Whiteman Dragica Buljugija Benjamin Gantman Glenn Kurtz Diana Nikkels Wanda Schmidt Estate of Kazmierz Wilk Miriam Citron Burhans Agnes Gavish Valentina Kushnir Simona Nistor-Vianu Connie Schneider Janina Wilk IN-KIND GIFTS Valentina Burkun Albert Giambalvo Michael Kutz Jerimy Norris Peter Schur Bettirae Willis Fevronia Cantemir Renée Gittler Gerard LaBossiere Aleksander Novak Ramiz Selak Johanna Willner Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Baum Danielle Cassorla Vera Glasberg Ilan and Terry Lakritz Ludmila Obolensky-Flam Janina Semeniuk Janina Włoczkowska Chrome Photographic Services Eleanor Fell Caulfield Victor Glasberg George Langnas Kathryn Ochs Anton Sercer Tadeusz Wnuk Mr. and Mrs. Warren Coville Adam Cavlek Stephen Glick Cathy Larson Vilma Ofak Gerda Shay Andrea K. and Thomas M. Wolf Deb and Ron Feinstein Elena Cˇecˇkauskiene Nancy Glover Fran Laufer Peter Ornstein Scott Silk Irene Wolfe Ezra and Tati Katz Ludwig Cencora Fritz Gluckstein Denise Layani Susan Ottema Marsha S. Sirman Estate of Jack Weston Wood Alan Solomon, M.D. Ana Ceplak Andrey Grabovenko Mihail Lazarenco Henni Padawer Halina Skalska Yahad–In Unum Edmond Chemla Ilie Gradinamare Ion Leahu Kazimierz Pajerski Andrzej Skowranski Izabela Yelinkova Helene Chemla France Gradisek Claudia Leder-Bookspan Vytautas Pangonis Stase˙ Slavinskiene Milan Zaharija THE COLLECTION Estate of David D. Cheney Gaye Granet Alice Robinson Lev Jason Pastucha Ivan Slavinsky André Abraham Zalc Rabbi Jacob Chinitz Sylvia Grossman Anna Levendel Naomi Peña Janez Smavc Jan Zamorski We thank those individuals who have Margareta Chiorescu Yücel Güçlü Hana Levi Daniel Petriccione Ion Smigon Aldona Žeibiene donated to the Museum’s collection from Kazimiera Cibulskiene Yelena Guda Cass R. Lewart Marianne Petrino-Schaad Leigh Smith Danuta Zin´czuk January 1 through December 31, 2009. Gheorghe Ciobanu Eric Gutsmuth Inez Steinberger Lewin Douglas E. Phillips Efim Sochirca Helena Znidarcic Timufei Cocieru Robert Guttman Hanna Lieberman-Levi Erich Pichler Estate of Rubin Soldaner Sidney Zoltak Anonymous Ruth Cohen David Halberstam Edith, Peter and Ralph Liebner Zofia Pitek Wincenty Soliwodzki Janina Zomer The members of 7grani Nicole Cohen-Addad Franz Haller Krystyna Linden Mendel and Helen Polak Jolene Sonnheim Jerzy Zomer Jessica Aiken and Beth Hutchings Eugenia Cojocari Deborah Halsten Hermine Liska Estate of E. Lewis and Margaret Pollack Ignacio Sosa Marian Zwicker Evelyn Albert Randy Cole Judith Scharf Hartman Jadvyga Liu¯tkiene Krystyna Aleksander Colorado Public Radio (KCFR/KVOD) Michael Hauptman and Mary C. Waters Manfred Lobel Ion Antir Fiodor Colun Haus des Dokumentarfilms Jacob Lubliner Liesel Appel Feiga Hollenberg Connors David Heck Benoît Luc Austrian Filmmuseum John Copenhaver and Joel Fletcher Judith Hemmendinger Ida Luftig Eva Aviad John Crothers Janez Herman Sol Mackler Shulamit Fritzi Huss Ayalon Peter Cullman Sia Hertsberg Fern Mackour Frank Baldwin Lilli Cutler Judith Hessing Irwin Magad Michalina Balin´ska Liudmila Danauskiene Emily Heyser Stanislawa Majewska Aliza Bar Ruth Daneshgar Joze Hlebanja Julijana Mancek Estate of Kalman and George Vytautas Daukantas Gerald Holton Elliott Mandelman Pauline Pajes Barakan Barbara de Groot Rafał Imbro Enrico Mandel-Mantello Agnes Barcela Louis de Groot Lilly Klein Isaacs Józef Man´kowski Nurit Barlev Marion de Jonge Heidi Isenberg-Feig Stan Mansbach Stephen Barry and Carrol Walsh Olga Degani Olga Ivanova Mirko Marcinjas Wilhelm Bartling Lili Scharf Deutsch Antonija Ivkovic Tadeusz Markiel Robert Bauchwitz Viki Diamond Ona Jacˇiunskiene Janet Szyjewicz Markman

44 2009­–10 Annual Report * Deceased These days define us 45 S tATEMENT of Activities UNITED STATES HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL COUNCIL For the year ended September 30, 2009 (as of September 22, 2010)

Prteiva Funds Federal Funds Total Support and revenue Federal appropriation revenue $ 43,438,449 $ 43,438,449 Contributions $ 24,073,218 24,073,218 Tom A. Bernstein, Chairman, New York, NY Membership revenue 9,527,044 9,527,044 Museum Shop 2,235,453 2,235,453 Joshua B. Bolten, Vice Chairman, Bethesda, MD Endowment payout 8,327,915 8,327,915 Contributed services 27,166 27,166 Imputed Financing Source 1,246,312 1,246,312 Sara J. Bloomfield, Director, Washington, DC Other 99,955 99,955

Total support and revenue $ 44,290,751 $ 44,684,761 $ 88,975,512 Debra Abrams, Boca Raton, FL Michael I. Lebovitz, Chattanooga, TN Ex Officio Members Expenses Museum operations $ 3,732,046 $ 20,569,541 $ 24,301,587 Elliott Abrams, Great Falls, VA Norma Lerner, Hunting Valley, OH U.S. Department of Education Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies 5,256,512 2,019,607 7,276,119 Miriam Adelson, Las Vegas, NV William S. Levine, Phoenix, AZ Philip H. Rosenfelt Museum and public programs 9,382,829 11,075,348 20,458,177 Matthew L. Adler, Miami, FL Hadassah F. Lieberman, New Haven, CT Outreach technology 2,453,101 3,951,198 6,404,299 U.S. Department of the Interior Norman R. Bobins, Chicago, IL Kenneth B. Mehlman, Washington, DC Museum Shop 1,835,931 1,835,931 Jane M. Lyder Management and general 7,030,404 7,318,244 14,348,648 Joseph M. Brodecki, Potomac, MD Michael A. Morris, Atlanta, GA Membership development 4,447,661 4,447,661 Alan I. Casden, Beverly Hills, CA Michael B. Mukasey, New York, NY U.S. Department of State Fundraising 6,499,334 6,499,334 Douglas A. Davidson Total expenses $ 40,637,818 $ 44,933,938 $ 85,571,756 Michael Chertoff, Potomac, MD Dennis Prager, Glendale, CA Carol B. Cohen, Highland Park, IL Pierre-Richard Prosper, Salt Lake City, UT Support and revenues over (under) expenses $ 3,652,933 $ (249,177) $ 3,403,756 General Counsel, Gerard Leval Investment return (loss) in excess of endowment payout (2,024,866) (2,024,866) William J. Danhof, Lansing, MI Alan N. Rechtschaffen, New York, NY Secretary of the Council, Jane M. Miller Increase (decrease) in net assets 1,628,067 (249,177) 1,378,890 Kitty Dukakis, Brookline, MA Ronald Ratner, Cleveland, OH Michael David Epstein, Rockville, MD J. Philip Rosen, New York, NY Net assets (beginning of year) $ 272,854,971 $ 10,711,058 $ 283,566,029 Former Chairs Net assets (end of year) $ 274,483,038 $ 10,461,881 $ 284,944,919 Donald Etra, Los Angeles, CA Menachem Z. Rosensaft, New York, NY Fred S. Zeidman 2002–2010 David M. Flaum, Rochester, NY Kirk A. Rudy, Austin, TX Irving Greenberg 2000–2002 Marilyn R. Fox, Clayton, MO Daniel J. Silva, Washington, DC Miles Lerman* 1993–2000 S tATEMENT of Financial Position K. Chaya Friedman, Baltimore, MD Elie Wiesel, Boston, MA Harvey M. Meyerhoff 1987–1993 For the year ended September 30, 2009 Joel M. Geiderman, Los Angeles, CA Jeffrey S. Wilpon, Flushing, NY Elie Wiesel 1980–1986 Michael J. Gerson, Arlington, VA Bradley D. Wine, Washington, DC Private Funds Federal Funds Total Constance B. Girard-diCarlo, Judith Yudof, Oakland, CA Assets Former Vice Chairs Cash and fund balance with Treasury $ 862,000 $ 14,119,567 $ 14,981,567 Philadelphia, PA Fred S. Zeidman, Houston, TX Short-term investments 259,471 259,471 Zvi Y. Gitelman, Ann Arbor, MI Joel M. Geiderman 2005–2010 Contributions receivable, net 21,112,488 21,112,488 Marc Goldman, Boca Raton, FL U.S. House of Representatives Ruth B. Mandel 1993–2005 Other assets 988,491 228,743 1,217,234 William J. Lowenberg 1986–1993 Long-term investments 176,203,381 176,203,381 Mark D. Goodman, Cambridge, MA Eric I. Cantor, Virginia Mark E. Talisman 1980–1986 Property and equipment, net 81,899,435 11,885,597 93,785,032 Sanford L. Gottesman, Austin, TX Gabrielle Giffords, Arizona Cheryl F. Halpern, Livingston, NJ Total assets $ 281,325,266 $ 26,233,907 $ 307,559,173 Ron Klein, Florida J. David Heller, Cleveland, OH Steven C. LaTourette, Ohio Liabilities and net assets Andrew S. Hochberg, Northbrook, IL Accounts payable and accrued expenses $ 6,842,228 $ 4,189,174 $ 11,031,402 Henry A. Waxman, California Unexpended appropriations 11,582,852 11,582,852 Rebbetzin Esther Jungreis, New York, NY Unrestricted net assets Amy Kaslow, Potomac, MD U.S. Senate Federal cumulative results of operations 10,461,881 10,461,881 Ezra Katz, Coconut Grove, FL Program and supporting activities 73,264,118 73,264,118 Orrin G. Hatch, Utah Funds functioning as endowment 50,808,610 50,808,610 Edward I. Koch, New York, NY Frank R. Lautenberg, New Jersey Restricted net assets Howard Konar, West Henrietta, NY Temporarily restricted for programs 34,761,314 34,761,314 Bernard Sanders, Vermont Douglas R. Korn, New York, NY Permanently restricted for endowment 115,648,996 115,648,996 M. Ronald Krongold, Miami, FL *Deceased Total liabilities and net assets $ 281,325,266 $ 26,233,907 $ 307,559,173

46 2009­–10 Annual Report june26 DONOR SOCIETIES

On June 26, 2010, The FOUNDERS SOCIETY recognizes donors FRONT AND BACK COVERS: Two of the fi rst 50 participants in the What kind of world Stephen Tyrone Johns Summer Youth Leadership Program. we launched the who have taken their commitment to the exceptional level of $1 million and PHOTO CREDITS will future generations Stephen Tyrone Johns above to strengthen the Museum’s COVER: U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum; INSIDE COVER: ongoing efforts to teach the lessons U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum; PAGE 2: Kunstbibliothek Berlin/ Summer Youth Leadership of the Holocaust, confront hatred and Bildarchiv Preussischer Kulturbesitz, Berlin/Art Resource, NY; inherit? PAGE 3: (left) U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum; (right) Program as a permanent, antisemitism, and prevent genocide. U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, gift of Helmut Eschwege; PAGE 5: U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum; PAGE 7: (all photos) living tribute to Officer Carl Cox for U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum; PAGES 8–9: U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum; PAGE 11: holocartoons.com; Johns. Every year, 50 PAGE 12: (left) U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum; (right) U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, courtesy of Bayerische outstanding young people— Staatsbibliothek, Munich; PAGE 13: U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum; PAGE 14: The Yaffa Eliach Shtetl Collection, U.S. like the young man on Holocaust Memorial Museum; PAGE 15: Ullstein Bild/The Granger Collection, NY; PAGE 16: (both photos) Dragos Constantin for our cover—will learn U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum; PAGE 17: U.S. Holocaust The WINGS OF MEMORY SOCIETY Memorial Museum; PAGE 18: Dragos Constantin for the timeless lessons of recognizes Annual Fund donors of U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum; PAGE 19: (both photos) $5,000 and above whose gifts support Dragos Constantin for U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum; the Holocaust and take PAGE 21: U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum; PAGE 22: Carl Cox the Museum’s core outreach and for U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum; PAGE 23: (clockwise their place in an ever- educational initiatives. The Wings of from upper left) U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum; Carl Cox Memory Society’s Next Generation for U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum; Carl Cox for U.S. expanding cadre of young Holocaust Memorial Museum; Carl Cox for U.S. Holocaust group engages young professionals Memorial Museum; PAGES 24–25: (top row, from left) ambassadors for this through philanthropic activities and U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum; Carl Cox for U.S. educational programming. Holocaust Memorial Museum; U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum; Museum and our cause. U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum; (bottom row, from left) Carl Cox for U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum; U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum; U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum; Carl Cox for U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum; PAGE 26: (from top) U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum; Sarah Merians; U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum; PAGE 27: (top three photos) 1 U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum; (bottom) Miriam Lomaskin Leadership letter for U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum; PAGE 28: (all photos) The Holocaust compels us to ask that question . . . and above 2 Educating the public about propaganda Dragos Constantin for U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum; PAGE 29: (all photos) U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum; all, TO ACT ON IT. We are proud to recognize as Legacy of Light 4 EnhancingThe LEGACY the capacityOF LIGHT SOCIETYof leaders recognizes to prevent genocide INSIDE BACK COVER: U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, courtesy Guardians, supporters who have made safeguarding truth of Shraga Wainer; BACK COVER: U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum 5 Speakingindividuals out against who have genocide made a legacy for future generations their personal legacy through a gift to MRK.004A.BKL commitment to secure the Museum’s 6 Empowering young people the Museum’s endowment. To learn more, please call George future for generations to come by Hellman, J.D., at 202.488.6591 or visit ushmm.org/endowment. 8 Leveragingincluding technology the Museum in their estate A LIVING MEMORIAL TO THE HOLOCAUST, the United States 10 Fightingplans. against Individuals online who hate confi rm Holocaust Memorial Museum inspires citizens and leaders worldwide to confront hatred, prevent commitments of $1 million or more 12 Exploring the Holocaust with faith communities genocide, and promote human dignity. Federal through their estate plans are recognized support guarantees the Museum’s permanent place 14 Reframingas Legacy how of leadersLight Society view their Founders. role on the National Mall, and its far-reaching educational 16 Generating new knowledge programs and global impact are made possible by generous donors. 18 Confronting denial globally 20 Ensuring quality Holocaust education The inaugural class of Stephen Tyrone Johns Summer Youth Leadership 22 Days of Remembrance 2010 Ambassadors—embracing the ideals 26 Regional partners evey r will matters . . . put the museum in yours. Officer Johns sacrificed his life to protect . . . making a commitment to speak out and 28 International Travel Program confront hatred. Take the pledge to stand up 30 to hate at ushmm.org/thepledge. Our donors 100 Raoul Wallenberg Place, SW 46 Financial statement Washington, DC 20024-2126 ushmm.org 47 The Council june 10 On June 10, 2009, our beloved colleague Special Police Officer Stephen Tyrone Johns died heroically while protecting the Museum and our visitors from a brutal attacker, an avowed antisemite and racist. Our Museum community is deeply grateful for the enormous outpouring of support worldwide, particularly the thousands who contributed so generously to the special fund to benefit the Johns family.

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