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Annual Report 2011
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Contents 2 Partnership Letter from the Chairman of the Board of Trustees and the Conservancy President ...... 3 Letter from the Mayor and the Parks Commissioner...... 5 Craftsmanship...... 6 Map of Capital Park Restoration Work...... 7 The Lake Shoreline at Cherry Hill...... 8 Rustic Pergola ...... 10 East Meadow...... 11 James Michael Levin Playground...... 13 North Meadow Irrigation System ...... 15 2009 Storm Damage ...... 16 Central Play: The Campaign for Central Park’s Playgrounds...... 19 The Woodlands Initiative ...... 21 Stewardship...... 23 Branding...... 24 Operations • The Storms & The Staff...... 26 • Tree Inventory & Management Plan...... 28 Tavern on the Green Gift Shop & Visitor Center...... 29 Public Programming...... 30 Volunteer Programs...... 31 The Report on the Public Use of Central Park...... 32 Friendship...... 34 Financials ...... 37 Lists...... 50 Board of Trustees...... 51 Women’s Committee ...... 52 Contributors...... 54 Women’s Committee Programs & Events ...... 83 Conservancy Special Events...... 88 Staff & Volunteers...... 90 Support...... 99 Info CPC Mission, Guiding Principle, & Core Values...... 100 Zone Gardener Vern Clarke raking the ballfields at North Meadow. Credits ...... 101
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Central Park Conservancy
Since our founding in 1980, the Central Park Conservancy’s success has been defined in terms of its ability to address the challenges created by decades of neglect in Central Park . By that definition, this past year has been highly successful .
We take great pride in the role we have played in leading Central Park from a period defined by cycles of decline to its re-emergence as one of the most important cultural institutions in New York City . We have many things to be thankful for: our sound leadership, including our outstanding board; our partner, the City of New York; our generous members; our committed staff, totally dedicated to the health and beauty of Central Park; and an active and passionate core of volunteers .
To prepare for the next chapter in our history, we have launched our new Strategic Plan, which focuses on two important goals: increased membership through a branding campaign and developing a comprehensive plan for the visitor experience .
The branding campaign was launched in the autumn of 2010, with a new logo and a new tagline (“Central to the Park”), and in May 2011 the second phase was initiated Citywide . The campaign was created to better
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inform the public of the Conservancy’s role in restoring, Our strategic planning is in direct response to this maintaining, and programming the Park . The ultimate goal increase in Park use . The vision for the future includes is increasing membership to help us fund the Park’s more a comprehensive plan for the visitor experience . For an than $42 million annual expense budget, of which 85 account of our plan, please refer to the article entitled percent must be raised by the Conservancy from private The Report on the Public Use of Central Park on page 32 . sources . The Central Park Conservancy’s new “look” and message was present throughout the City . The response We are proud to include two important projects from has been positive and successful . Membership has grown the Campaign for Central Park in this report: the Lake significantly and funding levels have risen . This report shoreline at Cherry Hill, the final piece in the restoration includes an account of our branding initiative . of the Lake shoreline, and the restoration of the East Meadow . With the project’s completion, all of Central The information gleaned from our recent 18-month user Park’s major lawns have now been restored by the survey confirms what we already suspected: Central Park Conservancy . is the most visited open space in New York . The results of the survey, discussed later in this report, showed that We invite you to review this annual report, which reaffirms more that 38 million visitors come to Central Park each the value of the Conservancy and your generous support . year . This represents a three-fold increase in visitors to Central Park since our founding three decades ago . The report confirms that over 85 percent of visitors come to the Park as a physical connection with the natural environment in order to escape the psychological stress of urban life — the main reason for the Park’s creation Thomas L . Kempner, Jr . Douglas Blonsky Chairman, Central Park Conservancy President, Central Park Conservancy over a century and a half ago . Yet this increased visitation and Central Park Administrator has brought with it many challenges for the near future .
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City of New York
Over the past year, the Central Park Conservancy by the Mounted Parks Enforcement Patrol—the and the New York City Department of Parks & first time in more than 100 years that horses Recreation worked together to continue to beautify will reside in Central Park . Also, the restoration the Park and ensure that it remains one of our of the Heckscher East landscape surrounding City’s greatest and most treasured green spaces . the Heckscher Ballfields and Playground was completed, making one of the Park’s most popular Despite the challenges we have faced this year, recreation areas better than ever . including Hurricane Irene which caused significant damages to the Park’s trees, Central Park is All of these projects have one thing in common: greener and greater than ever before . Over 830 they were made possible by the valuable new trees have been planted since the autumn partnership between the City and the Central Park of 2010 as part of our MillionTreesNYC initiative, Conservancy . Together, we are doing everything adding new life and greenery to this terrific space . we can to make one of the greatest parks in the world even better, for residents and tourists alike . In addition, two of the Park’s most important We are proud of our partnership with the Central construction projects were completed this year . Park Conservancy, and we look forward to another The new horse stable within the Central Park great year in the green heart of New York City . Zoo vehicle compound will house horses used
Michael R . Bloomberg Adrian Benepe Mayor, City of New York Commissioner, NYC Dept. of Parks & Recreation
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New seasonal plantings along the Lake shoreline at Cherry Hill.
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Craftsmanship 7 Central Park Restoration Work W 110 ST W 72 ST W 81 ST W 86 ST W 97 ST E 66 ST
CENTRAL PARK WEST Tavern on the Green Visitor Center & Gift Shop CENTRAL PARK SOUTH Great Hill The Lake CENTRAL PARK NORTH Reservoir North Meadow Cherry North Woods Hill The Ramble
Hallett Nature Sanctuary
The Pond East James Michael Meadow East 69th Street Levin Playground Reservoir East East 102nd Entrance Landscape Street Entrance E 59 ST E 65 ST E72 ST E79 ST E 85 ST FIFTH AVENUE E 97 ST E 110 ST
Restoration in Progress Restored/In Long-Term Management Completed in FY11 In Construction FY11 In Planning & Design Future Projects
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The Lake Shoreline at Cherry Hill
The restoration of the 20-acre Lake, a six-year project, is nearly complete . This year we restored scenic Cherry Hill, so named for the outstanding grouping of Yoshino Cherry trees that grace the southern slope of the Lake . Cherry Hill features some of the most spectacular views of the Lake, Ramble, recently reconstructed Island, and surrounding skyline of Manhattan’s West Side .
Phase one of the Cherry Hill project included rebuilding the shoreline path and infrastructure from Bow Bridge to Wagner Cove, reconstructing a naturalistic shoreline with boulders and aquatic plantings in place of the hard edge that existed in this location, restoring the lawn, and adding new landscape plantings . The next phase of the project will be the reconstruction of the View of the Lake shoreline at Cherry Hill.
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Craftsmanship 9 View of plantings along the Lake shoreline at Cherry Hill. Cherry Hill Concourse in keeping with its historic character and original purpose as one of several concourses located at high points to offer sweeping views of the surrounding scenery .
The Conservancy was recognized with a prestigious landscape architectural design award for the recent restoration of the Lake — one of the largest and most ambitious projects in the Park’s history . Presented by the New York Chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) on March 31, 2011, the Honor Award is ASLA’s highest distinction, reserved for those projects recognized for “superior professional accomplishment .”
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Rustic Pergola This year the Conservancy’s Restoration Crew restored the Wisteria Pergola along the West Drive near the Lake shoreline .
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Craftsmanship 11 East Meadow When Frederick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux named their 1858 winning design for Central Park “Greensward” — an English term for an expansive lawn dotted with trees — they had in mind such pastoral landscapes as the newly restored East Meadow, off Fifth Avenue between 97th and 100th Streets .
The undulating six-acre Meadow reopened to the public in September of 2011 following a year-long restoration . The project’s completion marks an important achievement: all of Central Park’s major lawns have now been restored by the Conservancy . The other restored major lawns are Sheep Meadow (1980), East Green (1984), Great Hill (1985), Cedar Hill (1995), Great Lawn (1997), North Meadow (2000), and Heckscher Ballfields (2007).
A popular spot for pick-up games and school sports, the East Meadow had become a dustbowl . Decades of overuse and poor drainage left Unique to the East Meadow project, the Conservancy’s Planning, Design and Construction team designed three clay the lawn eroded and in need of ovals in the upper level of the Meadow for all-weather sports restoration . The $3 million project, use when the lawn is wet and susceptible to damage.
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a part of the Campaign for Central Park, includes the regrading of the lawn to improve drainage and the reconstruction of storm drainage infrastructure and paths . An automatic irrigation system was also installed, and the Meadow was sodded with Kentucky Bluegrass .
Leadership support for the East Meadow restoration has been provided by Bafflin Foundation Thomas L. Kempner, Jr. & Katheryn C. Patterson LuEsther T. Mertz Charitable Trust Polo Ralph Lauren Foundation Nina Rosenwald, Elizabeth & Michael Varet, & Alice Rosenwald The Rudin Family NYC Department of Parks & Recreation Additional support has been provided by many generous Conservancy donors.
Photo: In Olmsted and Vaux’s original plan, the East Meadow site was designed to be part of an arboretum . While that plan was never realized, the area features many specimen trees . In particular, the extraordinary American Elm inside the Park adjacent to the 97th Street transverse road is very likely a tree from the East Meadow’s creation in the 1860s .
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Craftsmanship 13 James Michael Levin Playground
In the autumn of 2010, the The water-spray feature of the James Michael Levin Playground Sophie Loeb Memorial Fountain at East 76th Street and Fifth (1936), formerly located on the Avenue was reopened after being top step of the fountain, has substantially reconstructed to been relocated to the ground provide additional, more accessible level surrounding the fountain, opportunities for different types of providing for ground-accessible play while maintaining its sense water play . Two rings of spray of spaciousness so conducive to encircle the fountain, activated by children’s creativity . a user-operated spray bollard that conserves water and makes water Specific improvements include play interactive . constructing new drainage infrastructure and regrading and Horticultural improvements within repaving the playground for a new the playground and around the safety surface and better perimeter were designed to wheelchair-accessible routes . better connect the playground experience with the Park, and new The steps on either side of the irrigation infrastructure supports sandbox were removed to create the enhanced plantings . a seat-wall flanked by ramps, and new play equipment for toddlers This renovation was made possible was added to the area behind the through the generous support of The Philip and Janice Levin Foundation. sandbox . The toddler swing area The Sophie Loeb Memorial Fountain, decorated with was enlarged according to current characters from Alice in safety standards; new swings were Wonderland and originally installed and an ADA-accessible designed as an ornamental swing was added . drinking fountain, has been repaired and restored as the playground’s beloved focal point.
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The new water feature in the James Michael Levin Playground.
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North Meadow Irrigation System In the summer of 2011, the Conservancy installed an automatic irrigation system at the North Meadow — the Park’s largest section of ballfields and the last of its major lawns to have one . The new irrigation system is making the Conservancy’s upkeep of the 12 ballfields easier and more efficient. The computer- programmed sprinklers replace the cumbersome water hose reels that the staff had previously used . Now, the Conservancy can irrigate efficiently overnight, allowing more dry time before the arrival of the day’s first teams.
Newly installed automatic irrigation system at North Meadow.
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Craftsmanship 16 Clearing fallen trees from the 2009 storm created an opportunity for a new meadow 2009 Storm Damage adjacent to the Great Hill. After two years of hard work, the Conservancy has completed the restoration of the landscapes in the northern end of the Park damaged by the August 18, 2009 “microburst,” the storm that impacted 275 acres of parkland and more than 500 trees . The area between the Pool and the Great Hill, including the Peter Jay Sharp Children’s Glade, was the hardest hit .
Following the initial cleanup and removal of damaged trees and limbs, early efforts focused on stabilizing slopes by installing erosion-control materials and seeding these areas . After two years of seeding and reseeding, the turf slopes are now a welcoming green lawn popular for picnicking and sunbathing for neighborhood visitors from the Upper West Side .
In three seasons, the Conservancy planted 370 deciduous and evergreen trees and a total of over five acres of understory and groundcover plantings . A diverse
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array of large canopy trees, such as five species of Oak, Tulip, Hawthorn, Black Tupelo, Sugar Maple, Golden Weeping Willow, Yellow Buckeye, and Bald Cypress were planted throughout the northern end of the Park . They will soon grow to be a major attraction to the Park’s fall foliage displays .
Evergreens such as Pitch, Red and White Pine, and American Holly along with smaller understory trees, Red Buckeye, Allegheny Serviceberry, and Common Witch Hazel, will add interest and diversity to the seasonal landscapes . Native grasses, perennials, and shrubs were planted to create a woodland edge .
This restoration work was made possible through the generosity of JPMorgan Chase & Co., and Conservancy supporters.
The trunks of many trees that were felled by the storm have been turned into log benches for visitors to enjoy the newly restored Peter Jay Sharp Children’s Glade.
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One of the many public programs in the newly restored Peter Jay Sharp Children’s Glade.
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Craftsmanship 19 Heckscher Playground Central Play: The Campaign for Central Park’s Playgrounds
The playgrounds in Central Park are some of the most intensely visited places in the Park. Of the five to six million visits by children under the age of 12, an estimated two million of them include visits to a playground . In the past 30 years since the Conservancy began rebuilding Central Park, we have done work in all of the Park’s 21 playgrounds . The five most recent playgrounds completed since 2006 are Heckscher (West 62nd Street), West 110th Street, Ancient (East 85th Street), Tarr Family (West 100th Street), and James Michael Levin (East 76th Street) . These have had comprehensive reconstructions designed in a concentrated time period, and in the context of a substantially restored Park in an era of unprecedented use . The current objective is to treat the other 16 playgrounds as a system, circling back to those that have not been worked on in more than a decade in order to bring them all up to the
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Craftsmanship 20 Ancient Playground same standard of excellence at the same time . Work in these 16 playgrounds will range from focused renovations to full reconstructions to meet the following design goals: • Improve the relationship between the playgrounds and the Park • Enhance the quality and variety of play experiences • Maximize user accessibility • Ensure compliance with current safety standards • Preserve unique and successful aspects of existing designs • Use sustainable practices in design and construction • Design innovative solutions Through the Central Play campaign, the goal is to raise $30 million to elevate all 21 playgrounds to the same excellent standard and to keep them that way .
Watch the Central Play campaign video online.
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Craftsmanship 21 The Woodlands Initiative
Starting this year, the Conservancy is embarking on a 10-year initiative to augment our restoration and stewardship efforts throughout the Park’s three woodland areas . Central Park’s 130 acres of woodlands — approximately 16 percent of the entire 843-acre Park — consist of the four-acre Hallett Nature Sanctuary, the 36-acre Ramble, and the 90-acre North Woods . The three woodlands of Central Park are unique and complex environments that are carefully designed, yet provide New Yorkers with a close approximation of natural wildness and a vital respite from the urban environment . The woodlands also provide great educational value and serve as a laboratory to learn about natural systems and urban ecology for school children and adult visitors alike .
Although the landscapes of the woodlands appear more natural and self-sustaining than the rest of the Park, they, too, are artificial landscapes and require constant management and the support of an urban infrastructure . Interrelated problems in these delicate The Gill in the Ramble.
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and sensitive areas include: deteriorated This year the Woodlands Initiative paths, erosion due to off-path trampling, got off to a good start by hiring sedimentation of the water bodies, lack of our first Woodlands Education understory plantings, and the proliferation Coordinator, who worked closely of invasive species . with the Woodlands Youth Crew, comprised of 67 middle and high Goals of the Woodlands Initiative include: school students . The groups worked • Creation of a new Woodlands Restoration primarily in the North Woods, and Management Master Plan removing invasive species and • Reconstruction of woodlands mulching rustic trails . The new infrastructure, including paths, coordinator also assisted with the drainage, and irrigation; installation planning of the Saturday ROOTS of new site furnishings program, which will involve high • Development and implementation school students in long-term of a range of woodlands landscape restoration projects in the Ramble management projects with an and North Woods . expanded woodlands team • Augment engagement with Woodlands Youth Education Programs volunteers and school groups are sponsored by The Heckscher Foundation for Children. who help implement and sustain the woodlands restoration program • Expand education and stewardship Watch the Central Park Woodlands Restoration video online. programming by: • Creation of curriculum-based education guides designed for school groups, as well as electronic and print materials for public use and for other park-based organizations modeled after the Conservancy • Development of woodlands team-led tours • Installation of informational signage Egret at the Pool.
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One of the Conservancy’s Turf Crew caring for the newly restored East Meadow.
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Branding
In the autumn of 2010, the Conservancy introduced a new logo, which included a new tagline “Central to the Park .” This new brand identity was first rolled out on new uniforms, Park vehicles, and Park signage . Then in May 2011 our Citywide advertising campaign was launched .
The campaign was created to better inform the public of the Conservancy’s role in restoring, maintaining, and programming the Park . The ultimate goal is to increase membership to help us fund the Park’s more than $42 million annual expense budget, of which 85 percent must be raised by the Conservancy from private sources .
Central Park Conservancy ads were seen not only in and around Central Park but on taxi TVs, in subway stations, bus stops, phone booths, and even on coffee cup sleeves . The ads were designed to actively promote the extraordinary success that private philanthropy and
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sound management has brought — and continues to bring — to the renaissance of Central Park .
The response has been positive and successful . Membership has grown significantly and funding levels have risen . Conservancy branding efforts to increase awareness of our organization and the important work we do have led to a heightened awareness, by both New Yorkers and all friends of Central Park, that caring for the Park is ultimately their responsibility in order to secure the health and vitality of Central Park’s future .
The Conservancy is grateful to mcgarrybowen and ZenithOptimedia, who gave generously of their time and resources on a pro bono basis to bring this new branding initiative to life.
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Stewardship 26 Operations: The Storms & The Staff
In the past two years New York City brush cobblestoned areas, and apply has been devastated by unusual and a sand-salt mix to the Park’s 58 miles unpredictable storms that have taken of pedestrian paths . And the public a huge and unprecedented toll on the took notice . We received more notes of landscapes of Central Park . Earlier in appreciation from visitors this past year this report, we described the completion than in winters past . of the restored landscapes from the August 2009 “microburst,” the storm that Hurricane Irene impacted 275 acres in the northern end In late August 2011, Irene swept through of the Park . In December 2010 and in Central Park, uprooting nearly 60 trees, early months of 2011, we were hit with flooding paths and downing thousands unparalleled snowstorms and a hurricane of branches . The Conservancy tree in August 2011 . The Conservancy’s crew as well as those from outside hardworking and dedicated staff tree contractors immediately began to ensured the safety of the visitors and the clear pedestrian paths, lawns, drives, restoration of the Park’s infrastructure, and the bridle path . Three fallen Black landscapes, and structures . Locusts have been carved, sanded, and transformed by the Conservancy’s The Snowstorms craftsmen into rustic benches for the The past winter season was the snowiest Peter Jay Sharp Children’s Glade . in the Park’s history . Fifty-six inches of Other fallen trees are being chipped, snow fell on Central Park, more than 44 composted, and converted into nutrient- inches above the norm for the year . The rich mulch for future tree and sapling The first priority after a snowstorm is for dedication of the Operations staff was on plantings next spring . the Conservancy’s display as they met the challenge of each staff to clear the storm, working through the night in order perimeter. Zone to clear the Park’s six-mile perimeter, Gardener Angel Corbett clearing stairs, and bus stops immediately . the sidewalk on Throughout the day and the following Fifth Avenue. evening they continued to shovel, plow,
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27 The Conservancy’s Tree Crew removing a damaged tree along the Reservoir path after Hurricane Irene.
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Stewardship 28 Operations: Tree Inventory & Management Plan
In late 2010 the Conservancy related to tree care . Having initiated the use of a tree an accurate tree inventory management database in provides the Conservancy with order to create an inventory of key information and statistics approximately 21,500 significant such as tree species, quantities, trees in Central Park . This locations, sizes, current database uses Geographic conditions, and maintenance Information Systems (GIS) requirements . mapping technology, which provides the Conservancy with Based on this information, detailed visual data to more sustainable management plans effectively manage tree care in and records’ maintenance can Central Park . be achieved efficiently, as well as the development of prudent Tree inventories are necessary maintenance budgets for the to provide basic information on care of Central Park’s tree the Park’s trees in order for the population . Conservancy to make informed management decisions
Waste Management
This year the Conservancy pedestrian paths by relocating has made an effort to reduce many of the trash receptacles the intrusion of trash-collection near the perimeter and along vehicles on or near the Park’s the Park drives .
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Stewardship 29 The newly restored Tavern on the Green Visitor Center & Gift Shop with seasonal plantings. Tavern on the Green Visitor Center & Gift Shop
The landmarked Sheepfold, designed in 1870 by Jacob Wrey Mould, was home to Central Park’s flock of sheep and their shepherd until 1934, when it was converted into the world-famous restaurant Tavern on the Green until 2009 . In October 2010 part of the building was reopened by the Conservancy and the City of New York as the Tavern on the Green Visitor Center & Gift Shop . The Conservancy improved the Tavern’s exterior plantings and restored important views from the building out to Sheep Meadow . The visitor center is staffed by Conservancy employees who offer Central Park and Conservancy information to both tourists and New Yorkers alike . Our volunteers lead popular tours that feature the fascinating history of the building and its surrounding landscapes .
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Stewardship 30 Public Programming Over the last year, through a diversity of offerings, the Conservancy’s public programs and visitor centers provided over one million New Yorkers and visitors from around the nation and the globe with meaningful experiences throughout the Park . The Conservancy’s free tours, recreation, youth, family, and community programs, and our welcoming visitor centers also serve as points of engagement — or “gateways” — for Park users to learn about the Conservancy and our vital role in maintaining Central Park .
In the summer of 2011, a new series of seasonal programs debuted at Tavern on the Green Visitor Center & Gift Shop . The Scene @ Tavern on the Green featured free workshops, live entertainment, cooking demonstrations, family activities, fitness programs, and walking tours of the surrounding landscapes . The Scene series was co-presented with the New York City Department of Parks & Recreation . Scene @ Tavern on the Green program.
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Stewardship 31 Volunteer Programs This year the Conservancy introduced a new volunteer group called the North Meadow Green Team . This group of volunteers supports individual zone gardeners by working on larger- scale projects . Working directly with Conservancy Section Supervisor Lindsay Empric and led by Volunteer Team Leader Andrew Jacobs, the North Meadow Green Team has quickly become an important part of fulfilling the ongoing horticultural and maintenance needs of that area . Based on the success of the group, the Volunteer Services Department plans to create similar groups led by volunteer team leaders for additional areas throughout the Park .
Volunteer programs are presented by Ernst & Young.
Beate Echols (left) and Roseanne Mayer leaf-raking as part of the North Meadow Green Team.
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Stewardship 32 The survey confirmed that a majority of people use Central Park in the way its creators intended — for strolling, lounging, socializing, The Report on the Public and appreciating the natural environment. Use of Central Park
The Report on the Public Use of Central Park by the Central Park Conservancy is the most ambitious and comprehensive scientific survey of visitor use in the Park’s 150-year history .
The most significant piece of data reveals that annual Park visits have tripled in the years since the Conservancy’s founding in 1980 . Today the Park has 38 million visits a year, exemplifying the concept, “make it beautiful, and they will come .”
In 2005, when the volume of visitors and record number of events began to seriously affect the daily management of the Park, the Conservancy knew it was time to undertake the massive endeavor in order to document how people use Central Park . The results would inform Park managers how best to serve the public while also preserving the Park’s fragile
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landscapes . The survey was a huge interviewed mentioned walking, strolling, New York City — its well-being, its safety, and groundbreaking challenge for the wandering, or sightseeing as their and its economy — is closely tied to the Conservancy, which conducted entrance preferred Park activities — confirmation health of the Park . Central Park is central counts and exit interviews of Park of the Park’s original intent . to the life of the City, and this study has visitors in the four seasons from July proven once again that the Conservancy 2008 to May 2009 . The information collected will help is central to the Park . the Conservancy’s Planning, Design Conservancy planner and project and Construction department with Visit our website to download a PDF of director Lane Addonizio, with guidance public outreach about their projects, the complete report here. from sociologist William Kornblum of the and will greatly benefit Park planners Graduate Center of the City University of and managers in addressing issues New York, directed over 350 volunteers of circulation, crowds, and conflicts and Conservancy staff . They worked of use . Findings from the report will a total of 2,800 hours to collect over help to focus on enhancing the visitor 4,600 sample entrance counts, 3,300 experience, such as improving way- exit interviews and 9,100 observational finding signage, enhancing the visitor surveys . Once the data was collected, centers and forging relationships with it required over 800 hours of data entry large user groups such as soccer and more time to coordinate, analyze, leagues, camps, and dog walkers . and interpret the volume of information Moreover, with the discovery that 75 amassed . percent of visitors come to the southern half of the Park, the Conservancy will Seventy-five percent of visitors still now focus on developing programs that come to the Park for the very same encourage and expand use of the Park’s reason co-designers Frederick Law northern end . Olmsted and Calvert Vaux created it in 1858 — as a physical connection The true worth of The Report on the with the natural environment in order Public Use of Central Park has proven to escape the psychological stress of that the Park has a value that goes urban life . Nearly two-thirds of those beyond its perimeter walls . The health of
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34 Friendship Special Events and Programs
The Conservancy has many giving opportunities to support our work, such as the Chairman’s Circle, President’s Circle, Greensward Circle, Planned Giving, Women’s Committee, Conservators, and our Corporate Partners Program .
Members of our giving programs enjoy many benefits and interesting events, including Evening in the Garden and special behind-the- scenes tours . Our annual fundraising events — Playground Party, Taste of Summer, Halloween Ball, Frederick Law Olmsted Awards Luncheon — are fun and contribute greatly to the care of Central Park . The Conservancy also provides many popular public programs, such as the Central Park Conservancy Film Festival and Sandbox Programs .
Volunteer Project with the Alcoa Foundation.
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Reception at Home of Trustee Candice Bergen and Women’s Committee President Gillian Miniter with Playground Partners Annual Family Party Marshall Rose Honoree Judith-Ann Corrente at the Annual Frederick Law Olmsted Awards Luncheon
Reception at Home of Trustee Jill Lafer and Halloween Ball Danny Meyer Hosting Annual Taste of Summer Barry Lafer
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Fall Foliage Tour Women’s Committee Annual Meeting at Doubles Annual Holiday Lighting at the Dana Center
Honoring Yoko Ono and the 25th Anniversary East Meadow Opening James Michel Levin Playground Dedication of Strawberry Fields
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CENTRAL PARK CONSERVANCY, INC.
Financial Statements and Schedule
June 30, 2011 and 2010
(With Independent Auditors’ Report Thereon)
CENTRAL PARK CONSERVANCY, INC.
Financial Statements and Schedule
June 30, 2011 and 2010
(With Independent Auditors’ Report Thereon)
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KPMG LLP CENTRAL PARK CONSERVANCY, INC. 345 Park Avenue New York, NY 10154 Balance Sheets
June 30, 2011 and 2010 (Dollars in thousands)
Independent Auditors’ Report Assets 2011 2010 Cash $ 6,301 3,372 Short-term investments (note 3) 48,829 46,325 The Board of Trustees Accounts receivable (note 11) 6,646 6,753 Central Park Conservancy, Inc.: Prepaid expenses and other assets 435 472 Inventory 173 95 We have audited the accompanying balance sheets of Central Park Conservancy, Inc. (the Conservancy) as Contributions receivable, net (note 4) 9,247 12,701 of June 30, 2011 and 2010, and the related statements of activities and cash flows for the years then ended. Long-term investments (note 3) 145,487 121,212 These financial statements are the responsibility of the Conservancy’s management. Our responsibility is to Investments held under split-interest agreements 982 706 express an opinion on these financial statements based on our audits. 457(b) deferred compensation plan (note 9) 545 363 Fixed assets, net (note 5) 1,874 479 We conducted our audits in accordance with auditing standards generally accepted in the United States of Total assets $ 220,519 192,478 America. Those standards require that we plan and perform the audit to obtain reasonable assurance about whether the financial statements are free of material misstatement. An audit includes consideration of Liabilities and Net Assets internal control over financial reporting as a basis for designing audit procedures that are appropriate in the Liabilities: circumstances, but not for the purpose of expressing an opinion on the effectiveness of the Conservancy’s Accounts payable and accrued expenses $ 4,497 4,243 internal control over financial reporting. Accordingly, we express no such opinion. An audit also includes Liabilities under split-interest agreements 645 507 examining, on a test basis, evidence supporting the amounts and disclosures in the financial statements, 457(b) deferred compensation plan liability (note 9) 545 363 assessing the accounting principles used and significant estimates made by management, as well as evaluating the overall financial statement presentation. We believe that our audits provide a reasonable Total liabilities 5,687 5,113 basis for our opinion. Net assets: Unrestricted: In our opinion, the financial statements referred to above present fairly, in all material respects, the Available for operations 19,015 18,209 financial position of Central Park Conservancy, Inc. as of June 30, 2011 and 2010, and the changes in its Board designated (notes 6 and 7) 50,159 53,432 net assets and its cash flows for the years then ended, in conformity with U.S. generally accepted accounting principles. Total unrestricted 69,174 71,641 Temporarily restricted (notes 6 and 7) 64,491 38,884 As discussed in note 7 to the financial statements, the Conservancy adopted the provisions of Accounting Permanently restricted (notes 6 and 7) 81,167 76,840 Standards Codification 958-205 in 2011 due to the enactment of the New York Prudent Management of Institutional Funds Act. Total net assets 214,832 187,365 Total liabilities and net assets $ 220,519 192,478 Our audits were made for the purpose of forming an opinion on the basic financial statements taken as a whole. The supplementary information included in Schedule 1 is presented for purposes of additional analysis and is not a required part of the basic financial statements. Such information has been subjected to See accompanying notes to financial statements. the auditing procedures applied in the audit of the 2011 basic financial statements and, in our opinion, is fairly stated in all material respects in relation to the 2011 basic financial statements taken as a whole.
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Financials 39 CENTRAL PARK CONSERVANCY, INC. Statement of Activities Year ended June 30, 2011 (With comparative summarized totals for 2010) (Dollars in thousands)
Unrestricted Board Total Temporarily Permanently Totals Operations designated unrestricted restricted restricted 2011 2010 Revenues, gains (losses), and other support: Contributions $ 12,053 5,310 17,363 9,753 2,130 29,246 26,590 Revenue from the City of New York: Contract revenue (note 11) 4,148 — 4,148 — — 4,148 6,045 Project revenue (note 11) 200 2,917 3,117 — — 3,117 2,393 Special events revenue 4,386 — 4,386 — — 4,386 6,092 Less expenses incurred for direct donor benefits (867) — (867) — — (867) (1,001) 3,519 — 3,519 — — 3,519 5,091 Interest and dividends, net of investment expenses of $1,111 59 1 60 — — 60 475 Net appreciation (depreciation) in fair value on investments (5) 5,313 5,308 16,692 2,242 24,242 5,044 Change in value of split-interest agreements — 14 14 — — 14 (90) Other (note 8) 2,831 — 2,831 — — 2,831 2,109 Total revenues, gains 22,805 13,555 36,360 26,445 4,372 67,177 47,657 Net assets released from restrictions: Contributions, other revenues, and gains (losses) 15,849 (7,162) 8,687 (8,687) — — — Administrative cost recovery 1,862 (298) 1,564 (1,564) — — — Total net assets released from restrictions 17,711 (7,460) 10,251 (10,251) — — — Total revenues, gains, and other support 40,516 6,095 46,611 16,194 4,372 67,177 47,657 Expenses (note 8): Program services: Planning, design, and construction 9,033 — 9,033 — — 9,033 7,295 Horticulture, maintenance, and operations 15,502 — 15,502 — — 15,502 14,343 Visitor services 4,607 — 4,607 — — 4,607 3,382 Total program services 29,142 — 29,142 — — 29,142 25,020 Supporting services: Fund-raising 4,991 — 4,991 — — 4,991 5,110 Management and general 5,577 — 5,577 — — 5,577 3,790 Total supporting services 10,568 — 10,568 — — 10,568 8,900 Total expenses 39,710 — 39,710 — — 39,710 33,920 Increase in net assets before reclassifications 806 6,095 6,901 16,194 4,372 27,467 13,737 Net asset reclassification based on enactment of NYPMIFA and other reclassifications (note 7) — (9,368) (9,368) 9,413 (45) — — Increase (decrease) in net assets 806 (3,273) (2,467) 25,607 4,327 27,467 13,737 Net assets at beginning of year 18,209 53,432 71,641 38,884 76,840 187,365 173,628 Net assets at end of year $ 19,015 50,159 69,174 64,491 81,167 214,832 187,365
See accompanying notes to financial statements.
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Financials 40 CENTRAL PARK CONSERVANCY, INC. Statement of Activities Year ended June 30, 2010 (Dollars in thousands)
Unrestricted Board Total Temporarily Permanently Totals Operations designated unrestricted restricted restricted 2010 Revenues, gains (losses), and other support: Contributions $ 11,079 1,567 12,646 9,747 4,197 26,590 Revenue from the City of New York: Contract revenue (note 11) 6,045 — 6,045 — — 6,045 Project revenue (note 11) — 2,393 2,393 — — 2,393 Special events revenue 6,092 — 6,092 — — 6,092 Less expenses incurred for direct donor benefits (1,001) — (1,001) — — (1,001) 5,091 — 5,091 — — 5,091 Interest and dividends, net of investment expenses of $1,255 47 106 153 322 — 475 Net appreciation (depreciation) in fair value on investments 48 2,204 2,252 2,719 73 5,044 Change in value of split-interest agreements — (90) (90) — — (90) Other (note 8) 2,109 — 2,109 — — 2,109 Total revenues, gains (losses) 24,419 6,180 30,599 12,788 4,270 47,657 Net assets released from restrictions: Contributions, other revenues, and gains (losses) 11,944 (4,485) 7,459 (7,459) — — Administrative cost recovery 1,692 — 1,692 (1,692) — — Total net assets released from restrictions 13,636 (4,485) 9,151 (9,151) — — Total revenues, gains (losses), and other support 38,055 1,695 39,750 3,637 4,270 47,657 Expenses (note 8): Program services: Planning, design, and construction 7,295 — 7,295 — — 7,295 Horticulture, maintenance, and operations 14,343 — 14,343 — — 14,343 Visitor services 3,382 — 3,382 — — 3,382 Total program services 25,020 — 25,020 — — 25,020 Supporting services: Fund-raising 5,110 — 5,110 — — 5,110 Management and general 3,790 — 3,790 — — 3,790 Total supporting services 8,900 — 8,900 — — 8,900 Total expenses 33,920 — 33,920 — — 33,920 Increase in net assets before clarification of donor intent 4,135 1,695 5,830 3,637 4,270 13,737 Clarification of donor intent — 849 849 51 (900) — Increase in net assets 4,135 2,544 6,679 3,688 3,370 13,737 Net assets at beginning of year 14,074 50,888 64,962 35,196 73,470 173,628 Net assets at end of year $ 18,209 53,432 71,641 38,884 76,840 187,365
See accompanying notes to financial statements.
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Financials 41 CENTRAL PARK CONSERVANCY, INC. CENTRAL PARK CONSERVANCY, INC. Statements of Cash Flows Notes to Financial Statements Years ended June 30, 2011 and 2010 June 30, 2011 and 2010 (Dollars in thousands) (Dollars in thousands)
2011 2010 Cash flows from operating activities: (1) Organization Increase in net assets $ 27,467 13,737 Adjustments to reconcile increase in net assets to Central Park Conservancy, Inc. (the Conservancy) is a not-for-profit organization incorporated under the net cash provided by operating activities: laws of New York State and is a tax-exempt organization under the Internal Revenue Code. Depreciation and amortization 285 214 Net appreciation in fair value on investments (24,242) (5,044) The Conservancy is funded primarily from contributions made by individuals, corporations, and Change in value of split-interest agreements (14) 90 foundations within the metropolitan area, as well as project and contract revenue from the City of New Permanently restricted contributions and earnings York/Department of Parks and Recreation. These amounts are used to fund major capital improvements, classified as financing activities (4,372) (4,270) Changes in operating assets and liabilities: provide horticultural care and maintenance, and offer programs for volunteers and visitors of Central Park. Decrease in accounts receivable 107 4,675 The major capital improvements are not capitalized assets of the Conservancy but are assets of the City of Decrease (increase) in prepaid expenses and other assets 37 (200) New York. Increase in inventory (78) (15) Decrease in contributions receivable, (2) Summary of Significant Accounting Policies net of amounts classified as financing activities 860 3,167 (a) Basis of Accounting Increase (decrease) in accounts payable and accrued expenses 254 (914) The accompanying financial statements have been prepared on the accrual basis. Net cash provided by operating activities 304 11,440 (b) Basis of Presentation Cash flows from investing activities: Proceeds from sale of investments 309,631 164,008 Net assets and revenues, expenses, gains, and losses are classified based on the existence or absence Purchases of investments (312,168) (176,882) of donor-imposed restrictions. Accordingly, the net assets of the Conservancy and changes therein Acquisition of fixed assets (1,680) (191) are classified and reported as follows: Net cash used in investing activities (4,217) (13,065) Unrestricted Net Assets – Net assets that are not subject to donor-imposed restrictions. Cash flows from financing activities: However, the board of trustees may choose to designate such funds for particular uses. Permanently restricted contributions and earnings 4,372 4,270 Decrease (increase) in permanently restricted contributions receivable 2,594 (1,866) Temporarily Restricted Net Assets – Net assets subject to donor-imposed restrictions that will Net change in liabilities under split-interest agreements (124) (75) be met either by actions of the Conservancy and/or the passage of time.
Net cash provided by financing activities 6,842 2,329 Permanently Restricted Net Assets – Net assets subject to donor-imposed restrictions that the Net increase in cash 2,929 704 Conservancy maintains permanently. Generally, the donors of these assets permit the Conservancy to use all or part of the income earned on related investments for general or Cash at beginning of year 3,372 2,668 specific purposes. Cash at end of year $ 6,301 3,372 Revenues, gains, and other support are reported as increases in unrestricted net assets unless their use is limited by explicit donor-imposed restrictions or by law. Expenses are reported as decreases in See accompanying notes to financial statements. unrestricted net assets. Gains and losses on investments and other assets or liabilities are reported as increases or decreases in unrestricted net assets unless their use is restricted by explicit donor stipulation or by law. Expirations of temporary restrictions on net assets (i.e., the donor-imposed stipulated purpose has been fulfilled and/or the stipulated time period has elapsed) are reported as net assets released from restrictions.
(c) Contributions Contributions, which include unconditional promises to give (pledges), are recognized as revenues in the period in which the pledge or cash is received. Unconditional promises to give that are expected to be collected in future years are recorded at the present value of their estimated future cash flows, 5 6 (Continued)
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CENTRAL PARK CONSERVANCY, INC. CENTRAL PARK CONSERVANCY, INC. Financials 42 CENTRAL PARK CONSERVANCY, INC. Notes to Financial Statements Notes to Financial Statements Notes to Financial Statements June 30, 2011 and 2010 June 30, 2011 and 2010 June 30, 2011 and 2010 (Dollars in thousands) (Dollars in thousands) (Dollars in thousands)
net of allowances. Conditional promises to give are not recognized until they become unconditional, Conservancy’s interest therein, its classification in Level 2 or 3 is based on the Conservancy’s ability that is, when the future and uncertain event on which they(1) dependOrganization has occurred. to redeem its interest at or near June 30. If the interest can be redeemed in the near term, the investment is classified as Level 2. The classification of investments in the fair value hierarchy is not Central Park Conservancy, Inc. (the Conservancy) is a not-for-profit organization incorporated under the (d) Fair Value Measurements necessarily an indication of the risks, liquidity, or degree of difficulty in estimating the fair value of laws of New York State and is a tax-exempt organization under the Internal Revenue Code. Fair value is defined as the exchange price that would be received for an asset or paid to transfer a each investment’s underlying assets and liabilities. liability (an exit price) in the principal or most advantageousThe market Conservancy for the assetis funded or liability primarily in an from contributions made by individuals, corporations, and (f) Income Taxes orderly transaction between market participants on thefoundations measurement within date the. The metropolitan Conservancy area, as well as project and contract revenue from the City of New discloses fair value measurements by level within that hierarchy.York/Department The fair value of hierarchyParks and maximizes Recreation. These amounts are used Theto fund Conservancy major capital follows improvements, ASU No. 2009-06, Implementation Guidance on Accounting for the use of observable inputs and minimizes the use of unobservableprovide horticultural inputs when care andmeasuring maintenance, fair and offer programs for volunteersUncertainty and in visitors Income of Taxes Central and Park. Disclosure Amendments for Nonpublic Entities (ASU 2009-06), in value. The three levels of inputs that may be used to measureThe fair major value: capital improvements are not capitalized assets of the Conservancyconjunction but with are assetsits adoption of the City of ofFinancial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) Interpretation New York. No. 48, Accounting for Uncertainty in Income Taxes (now included in Accounting Standards Level 1 Inputs that reflect unadjusted quoted prices in active markets for identical assets or Codification (ASC) Subtopic 740-10, Income Taxes – Overall). The Conservancy recognizes the liabilities that the Conservancy has the ability(2) toSummary access at theof Significantmeasurement Accounting date Policies effect of income tax positions only if those positions are more likely than not of being sustained. (a) Basis of Accounting Income generated from activities unrelated to the Conservancy’s exempt purpose is subject to tax. Level 2 Inputs other than quoted prices included in Level 1 that are observable for the asset or The Conservancy did not have any material unrelated business income tax liability for the years liability either directly or indirectly, including inputs Thein markets accompanying that are financial not considered statements have been prepared on endingthe accrual June basis. 30, 201 1 and 2010. to be active (b) Basis of Presentation (g) Fixed Assets Level 3 Inputs that are unobservable Net assets and revenues, expenses, gains, and losses are classifiedFixed based assets on theare existencerecorded orat absencecost. Furniture and equipment are depreciated using the straight-line A financial instrument’s level within the fair value hierarchy is basedof donor on the-imposed lowest level restrictions. of any input Accordingly, the net assets of themethod Conservancy over their and estimated changes useful therein lives. Leasehold improvements are amortized over the term of the that is significant to the fair value measurement. are classified and reported as follows: lease or life of the asset, whichever is shorter.
(e) Investments Unrestricted Net Assets – Net assets that are not(h) subjectSplit- Interestto donor Agreements-imposed restrictions. However, the board of trustees may choose to designate such funds for particular uses. Investments in equity securities with readily determinable fair values and all investments in debt The Conservancy’s split-interest agreements with donors consist primarily of charitable gift annuities securities are reported at fair value based upon quoted market prices withTemporarily gains and Restrictedlosses included Net Assets – Net assets subject toand donor irrevocable-imposed charitable restrictions remainder that will trusts for which the Conservancy serves as trustee. Assets are in the statements of activities. Donated securities are measured at fairbe metvalue either at theby actionsdate of of the the Conservancy and/or the passageinvested of time.and payments are made to donors and/or other beneficiaries in accordance with the contribution. respective agreements. The investments held under split-interest agreements are invested principally Permanently Restricted Net Assets – Net assets subject toin donormutual-imposed funds which restrictions are fair thatvalued the as of June 30 using Level 1 inputs in the fair value hierarchy. The Conservancy follows the provisions of Accounting Standards UpdateConservancy (ASU ) maintainsNo. 2009 -12,permanently. Generally, the donors of these assets permit the Investments in Certain Entities That Calculate Net Asset Value per ShareConservancy (or Its Equivalent) to use, relatingall or part of the income earned onContribution related investments revenue for for charitable general orgift annuities and charitable remainder trusts is recognized at the to certain investments in funds that do not have readily determinable fairspecific values, purposes. including private date the agreement is established, net of the liability recorded for the present value of the estimated equities, hedge funds, real estate, and other funds (alternative investments). ASU 2009-12 allows for future payments to be made to the respective donors and/or other beneficiaries. the estimation of the fair value of investments in investment companiesRevenues, for gains, which and the other investment support are reported as increases in unrestricted net assets unless their use does not have a readily determinable fair value using net asset valueis limited per share by explicit or its equivalent, donor-imposed as restrictions or by law. ExpensesThe present are valuereported of paymentsas decreases to beneficiaries in of charitable gift annuities and charitable remainder provided by the investment managers. The Conservancy reviews unresand evaluatestricted net the assets. values Gains provided and losses on investments and othertrusts assets is calculated or liabilities using are discountreported rates,as which represent the risk-adjusted rates in existence at the by the investment managers and agrees with the valuation methodsincreases and or decreasesassumptions in usedunrestricted in net assets unless theirdate use of is the restricted gift. Gains by orexplicit losses resultingdonor from changes in actuarial assumptions and accretions of the determining the net asset values of these investments. These stipulationestimated orfair by values law. Expirationsmay differ of temporary restrictions ondiscount net assets are recorded(i.e., the asdonor increases-imposed or decreases in the respective net asset class in the accompanying significantly from the values that would have been used had astipulated ready market purpose for hasthese been sec fulfilledurities and/or the stipulated time periodstatements has elapsed)of activities. are reported as net existed. assets released from restrictions. (i) Cash and Cash Equivalents Most investments classified in Levels 2 and 3 consist of (c)shares Contributions or units in investment funds as For the purpose of the statement of cash flows, the Conservancy considers highly liquid investments opposed to direct interests in the funds’ underlying holdings, which may be marketable. Because the Contributions, which include unconditional promises to give (pledges),purchased are with recognized an original as revenues maturity in of three months or less, other than those held in the investment net asset value reported by each fund is used as a practical expedient to estimate fair value of the the period in which the pledge or cash is received. Unconditionalportfolio, promises to beto casgiveh equivalents.that are expected to be collected in future years are recorded at the present value of their estimated future cash flows, 7 (Continued) 8 (Continued) 6 (Continued)
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CENTRAL PARK CONSERVANCY, INC. CENTRAL PARK CONSERVANCY, INC. Financials 43 Notes to Financial Statements CENTRAL PARK CONSERVANCY, INC. Notes to Financial Statements June 30, 2011 and 2010 Notes to Financial Statements June 30, 2011 and 2010 (Dollars in thousands) June 30, 2011 and 2010 (Dollars in thousands) (Dollars in thousands)
(j) Use of Estimates (3) Investments The preparation of financial statements in conformity(1) withOrganization U.S. generally accepted accounting A summary of the fair value of investments at June 30, 2011 and 2010 is as follows: principles requires management to make estimates and assumptionsCentral Park that Conservancy,affect the reported Inc. (theamounts Conservancy) is a not-for-profit organization incorporated under the June 30, 2011 of assets and liabilities and disclosure of contingencies at thelaws date of of New the Yorkfinancial State statements and is a tax and-exempt the organization under the Internal Revenue Code. reported amounts of revenues and expenses during the reporting period. Actual results could differ Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Total from those estimates. Significant items subject to such estimatesThe Conservancyand assumptions is includefunded theprimarily useful from contributions Short-termmade by investments: individuals, corporations, and lives of fixed assets, allowances for doubtful accounts, thefoundations valuation withinof investments, the metropolitan income area,tax as well as project and Cashcontract equivalents revenue and from money the City of New uncertainties and other contingencies. York/Department of Parks and Recreation. These amounts are usedmarket to fund funds major capital improvements,$ 48,829 — — 48,829 provide horticultural care and maintenance, and offer programs for volunteers and visitors of Central Park. (k) Functional Allocation of Expenses The major capital improvements are not capitalized assets of theLong-term Conservancy investments: but are assets of the City of Cash equivalents, money New York. The costs of providing the various programs and other activities of the Conservancy have been market, and mutual funds $ 22,355 — — 22,355 summarized on a functional basis in the accompanying statements of activities. Accordingly, certain (2) Summary of Significant Accounting Policies U.S. Treasury bonds 34,134 — — 34,134 costs have been allocated among the programs and supporting services benefited. Domestic equities 63,558 — — 63,558 (a) Basis of Accounting Foreign equities 21,936 — — 21,936 (l) Risks and Uncertainties Alternative investment — 3,504 — 3,504 The accompanying financial statements have been prepared on the accrual basis. The Conservancy invests in various investment securities. Investment securities are exposed to Total long-term various risks such as interest rate, market, and credit risks.(b) Due toBasis the oflevel Presentation of risk associated with investments $ 141,983 3,504 — 145,487 certain investment securities, it is at least reasonably possible that changes in the values of investment securities will occur in the near term and that such changesNet assets could and materiallyrevenues, expenses,affect the gains, and losses are classified based on the existence or absence amounts reported in the balance sheets. of donor-imposed restrictions. Accordingly, the net assets of the Conservancy and changes therein June 30, 2010 are classified and reported as follows: Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Total (m) Reclassifications Unrestricted Net Assets – Net assets that are notShort-term subject investments: to donor-imposed restrictions. Certain amounts in the 2010 financial statements have been reclassifiedHowever, to conform the board to theof trustees 2011 may choose to designateCash such equivalents funds for and particular money uses. presentation. market funds $ 46,325 — — 46,325 Temporarily Restricted Net Assets – Net assets subject to donor-imposed restrictions that will be met either by actions of the Conservancy and/or Long-termthe passage investments: of time. Cash equivalents, money Permanently Restricted Net Assets – Net assets subject market,to donor and-imposed mutual funds restrictions that$ the 12,798 — — 12,798 Conservancy maintains permanently. Generally, theU.S. donors Treasury of bonds these assets permit the 33,869 — — 33,869 Conservancy to use all or part of the income earnedDomestic on related equities investments for general or 58,944 — — 58,944 specific purposes. Foreign equities 11,539 — — 11,539 Alternative investment — 4,062 — 4,062 Revenues, gains, and other support are reported as increases in unrestrictedTotal netlong-term assets unless their use is limited by explicit donor-imposed restrictions or by law. Expenses areinvestments reported as decreases$ in 117,150 4,062 — 121,212 unrestricted net assets. Gains and losses on investments and other assets or liabilities are reported as
increases or decreases in unrestricted net assets unless their use is restricted by explicit donor stipulation or by law. Expirations of temporary restrictiAtons June on 30,net 201assets1, the (i.e., Conservancy the donor- imposedhad no outstanding commitments to invest in private equity or venture stipulated purpose has been fulfilled and/or the stipulatedcapital time period limited has partnerships. elapsed) are In reported addition, as the net Conservancy has no nonredeemable interests in the investment assets released from restrictions. portfolio at June 30, 2011. The redeemable alternative investment fund (the Fund) included in the Conservancy’s investment portfolio at June 30, 2011 is redeemable upon 45 days notice prior to the (c) Contributions quarter-end and invests primarily in listed equity or equity-related securities of Indian infrastructure sector Contributions, which include unconditional promises to give (pledges), are recognized as revenues in the period in which the pledge or cash is received. Unconditional promises to give that are expected 9 to be collected in future(Continued) years are recorded at the present value of their estimated future cash flows, 10 (Continued) 6 (Continued)
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CENTRAL PARK CONSERVANCY, INC. CENTRAL PARK CONSERVANCY, INC. Financials 44 CENTRAL PARK CONSERVANCY, INC. Notes to Financial Statements Notes to Financial Statements Notes to Financial Statements June 30, 2011 and 2010 June 30, 2011 and 2010 June 30, 2011 and 2010 (Dollars in thousands) (Dollars in thousands) (Dollars in thousands)
companies. It should be noted that the Conservancy fully redeemed its investment in the Fund in August (6) Net Assets 2011. (1) Organization (a) Unrestricted – Board designated Central Park Conservancy, Inc. (the Conservancy) is a not-for-profit organization incorporated under the (4) Contributions Receivable laws of New York State and is a tax-exempt organization under the InternalUnrestricted Revenue – board Code. designated net assets are available for the following purposes at June 30, 2011 and 2010: Contributions receivable at June 30, 2011 and 2010 are due to be collected as follows: The Conservancy is funded primarily from contributions made by individuals, corporations, and foundations2011 within the metropolitan2010 area, as well as project and contract revenue from the City of New 2011 2010 Less than one year York/Department$ 3,824 of Parks and Rec7,672reation. These amounts are used Designto fund and major construction capital improvements, $ 24,649 22,481 One to five years provide horticultural6,160 care and maintenance,5,785 and offer programs for volunteersHorticulture, and maintenance,visitors of Central and operations Park. 6,921 12,424 Five years and thereafter The major capital— improvements are50 not capitalized assets of the ConservancyVisitor services but are assets of the City of 120 86 New York. General purposes 18,469 18,441 9,984 13,507 $ 50,159 53,432 Less allowance (2) Summary of(347) Significant Accounting(347) Policies Less discount to present value (at rates ranging from 1.76% – 6.18%) (a) Basis of(390) Accounting (459) (b) Temporarily Restricted Net Assets Contributions receivable, net $ The accompanying9,247 financial12,701 statements have been prepared on the accrual basis. Temporarily restricted net assets are available for the following purposes at June 30, 2011 and 2010:
(b) Basis of Presentation (5) Fixed Assets 2011 2010 Net assets and revenues, expenses, gains, and losses are classified based on the existence or absence Design and construction $ 17,965 14,976 of donor-imposed restrictions. Accordingly, the net assets of the Conservancy and changes therein A summary of fixed assets at June 30, 2011 and 2010 is as follows: Horticulture, maintenance, and operations 42,055 21,451 are classified and reported as follows: Estimated Visitor services 3,016 2,457 General purposes 1,455 — 2011 2010Unrestricted Netuseful Assets lives – Net assets that are not subject to donor-imposed restrictions. Furniture and fixtures $ 714 However,478 the 5board to 10 of years trustees may choose to designate such funds for particular uses. $ 64,491 38,884 Office and field equipment 3,514 2,832 3 years Leasehold improvements 1,191 Temporarily429 Restricted10 years Net Assets – Net assets subject to donor-imposed restrictions that will be met either by actions of the Conservancy and/or(c) the passagePermanently of time. Restricted Net Assets 5,419 3,739 Permanently restricted net assets are restricted to investment in perpetuity, the income from which is Less accumulated depreciation and Permanently Restricted Net Assets – Net assets subject to donor-imposed restrictions that the amortization (3,545) (3,260)Conservancy maintains permanently. Generally, the expendabledonors of tothese support assets the followingpermit the purposes at June 30, 2011 and 2010: $ 1,874 Conservancy479 to use all or part of the income earned on related investments for general or 2011 2010 specific purposes. Horticulture, maintenance, and operations $ 71,596 68,096 Revenues, gains, and other support are reported as increases in unrestrictedVisitor services net assets unless their use 5,520 4,998 is limited by explicit donor-imposed restrictions or by law. ExpensesGeneral purposesare reported as decreases in 4,051 3,746 unrestricted net assets. Gains and losses on investments and other assets or liabilities are reported as $ 81,167 76,840 increases or decreases in unrestricted net assets unless their use is restricted by explicit donor stipulation or by law. Expirations of temporary restrictions on net assets (i.e., the donor-imposed stipulated purpose has been fulfilled and/or the stipulated(d) time periodThe Campaign has elapsed) for Centralare reported Park as net assets released from restrictions. The Conservancy recorded $1,479 and $1,464 in campaign contributions in all net asset (c) Contributions classifications for the years ended June 30, 2011 and 2010, respectively. Contributions, which include unconditional promises to give (pledges), are recognized as revenues in the period in which the pledge or cash is received. Unconditional promises to give that are expected to be collected in future years are recorded at the present value of their estimated future cash flows, 11 (Continued) 12 (Continued) 6 (Continued)
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CENTRAL PARK CONSERVANCY, INC. CENTRAL PARK CONSERVANCY, INC. Financials 45 Notes to Financial Statements CENTRAL PARK CONSERVANCY, INC. Notes to Financial Statements June 30, 2011 and 2010 Notes to Financial Statements June 30, 2011 and 2010 (Dollars in thousands) June 30, 2011 and 2010 (Dollars in thousands) (Dollars in thousands)
Donor and board designated net assets for the Campaign for Central Park included in unrestricted, The Conservancy’s investment pool includes contributions, interest, dividends, and realized and unrealized temporarily restricted, and permanently restricted net(1) assetsOrganization at June 30, 2011 and 2010 are as gains and losses, net of investment management fees. The policy permits the use of a spending rate of up to follows: a maximum of 6% applied to a moving average of the value of the investment pool as of December 31 of Central Park Conservancy, Inc. (the Conservancy) is a not-forthe-profit three organization previous years. incorporated In fiscal under 2011 the and 2010, the Conservancy utilized a rate of 4% of the total laws of New2011 York State and is2010 a tax-exempt organization underinvestment the Internal pool. Revenue In fiscal Code. 20 10, the board reduced the spending rate by $1,000 to help to preserve the Net asset class: investment pool. In fiscal 2011 and 2010, the related amounts that were used to support operations were Unrestricted – board designated The$ Conservancy16,679 is funded 16,425primarily from contributions $4,969made andby $3,987individuals,, respectively. corporations, and Temporarily restricted foundations 7,206within the metropolitan7,987 area, as well as project and contract revenue from the City of New Permanently restricted York/Department13,069 of Parks and13,053 Recreation. These amounts areIn used general to fund terms, major the capitalConservancy improvements,’s investment objective is to seek maximum total return – defined as provide horticultural care and maintenance, and offer programsdividend for volunteers and interest and visitors earnings of Centralplus any Park. appreciation in market value – consistent with agreed-upon levels $ 36,954 37,465 The major capital improvements are not capitalized assets of theof Conservancyrisk. More specifically, but are assets the of Conservancy the City of seeks returns large enough to provide an additional return New York. beyond the sum of the current spending rate and provisions for inflation.
(7) Endowment Funds (2) Summary of Significant Accounting Policies From time to time, the fair value of assets associated with donor-restricted endowment funds may fall The Conservancy’s endowment consists of approximately 80 individual(a) Basis funds of established Accounting for a variety of below the level that the donor or UMIFA requires to retain as a fund of perpetual duration. Deficiencies of purposes including both donor-restricted endowment funds and funds designated by the Conservancy to this nature that are reported in unrestricted net assets as of June 30, 2011 and 2010 were $439 and $1,664, function as endowments. The accompanying financial statements have been preparedrespectively on the accrual. This basis. deficiency results from unfavorable market fluctuations subsequent to the investment of permanently restricted contributions. Subsequent gains that restore the fair value of the assets of the The Conservancy’s management and investment of donor-restricted(b) endowment Basis of fundsPresentation has historically been donor-restricted endowment fund to the required level will be classified as an increase in unrestricted net subject to the provisions of the Uniform Management of Institutional NetFunds assets Act and(UMIFA) revenues, and expenses, the New gains, and losses are classifiedassets. based on the existence or absence York State Trust Laws. In 2006, the Uniform Law Commission approvedof donor the-imposed model act, restrictions. the Uniform Accordingly, the net assets of the Conservancy and changes therein Prudent Management of Institutional Funds Act (UPMIFA), which servesare as classified a guideline and for reported states toas usefollows: in enacting legislation. Among UPMIFA’s most significant changes was the elimination of UMIFA’s important concept of historical dollar-value threshold, the amount below whichUnrestricted an organization Net Assetscould not– Net assets that are not subject to donor-imposed restrictions. spend from the fund in favor of a more robust set of guidelines about what constitutesHowever, prudent the board spending. of trustees In may choose to designate such funds for particular uses. fiscal 2011, New York State enacted the New York Prudent Management of Institutional Funds Act (NYPMIFA). Temporarily Restricted Net Assets – Net assets subject to donor-imposed restrictions that will be met either by actions of the Conservancy and/or the passage of time. Pursuant to the investment policy approved by the Board, the Conservancy has interpreted the NYPMIFA as allowing the Conservancy to appropriate for expenditure or accumulate soPermanently much of a donorRestricted-restricted Net Assets – Net assets subject to donor-imposed restrictions that the endowment fund as the Conservancy deems prudent for the uses, benefits,Conservancy purposes, and maintains duration permanently.for Generally, the donors of these assets permit the which the endowment fund is established, subject to the intent of the donorConservancy as expressed to use in theall orgift part of the income earned on related investments for general or instrument absent explicit donor stipulations to the contrary. As a resultspecific of this purposes. interpretation, the Conservancy has not changed the way permanently restricted net assets are classified. Revenues, gains, and other support are reported as increases in unrestricted net assets unless their use The remaining portion of the donor-restricted endowment fund thatis is limited not classified by explicit in donorpermanently-imposed restrictions or by law. Expenses are reported as decreases in restricted net assets is classified as temporarily restricted net assets until unresthosetricted amounts net are assets. appropriated Gains and for losses on investments and other assets or liabilities are reported as expenditure in a manner consistent with the standards of prudence prescribedincreases by NYPMIFA. or decreases in unrestricted net assets unless their use is restricted by explicit donor stipulation or by law. Expirations of temporary restrictions on net assets (i.e., the donor-imposed As a result of the enactment of NYPMIFA and the adoption of ASC 958stipulated-205, the Conservancypurpose has been reclassified fulfilled and/or the stipulated time period has elapsed) are reported as net net assets of $9,413 from unrestricted net assets to temporarily restrictedassets net assets released in the from 2011 restrictions. statement of activities. (c) Contributions The Conservancy’s board of trustees has authorized a policy designed to preserve the value of these pooled investments in real terms (after inflation) and provide a predictable flowContributions, of funds to which support include operations. unconditional promises to give (pledges), are recognized as revenues in the period in which the pledge or cash is received. Unconditional promises to give that are expected 13 to be collected in future(Continued) years are recorded at the present value of their estimated future cash flows, 14 (Continued) 6 (Continued)
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CENTRAL PARK CONSERVANCY, INC. !"#$%&'()&%*(!+#,"%-&#!./(0#!1( Financials 46 CENTRAL PARK CONSERVANCY, INC. Notes to Financial Statements !"#$%&#"&'()*)+(*,&-#*#$.$)#%& Notes to Financial Statements June 30, 2011 and 2010 /0)$&123&4255&*)6&4252& June 30, 2011 and 2010 (Dollars in thousands) 78",,*9%&()&#:"0%*)6%;& (Dollars in thousands)
Endowment net assets 2343 (1) Organization $56789:9;<= )596:>5>?<= The following tables represent the net asset classes of the Conservancy’s donor-restricted and board Central Park Conservancy, Inc. (the Conservancy) is a not-for-profit organization incorporated under the@>95A?9;B?5C 95A?9;B?5C 95A?9;B?5C $8?:< designated endowment funds: laws of New York State and is a tax-exempt organization under the Internal Revenue Code. 8")"9>9$%#9(+#$6&$)6"?.$)#&@0)6% A B3BCD&& 443BEB&& B<3FC2&& 52B31C<&& 2011 G"*96&6$%(H)*#$6&$)6"?.$)#&@0)6% 5B3FE<&& I&& I&& 5B3FE<&& TemporarilyThe ConservancyPermanently is funded primarily from contributions made by individuals, corporations, and Unrestricted restrictedfoundationsrestricted within the metropolitanTotal area, as well as project and contract revenue from the City of ANew 4E3<2E&& 443BEB&& B<3FC2&& 54E3424&& York/Department of Parks and Recreation. These amounts are used to fund major capital improvements, Donor-restricted endowment funds $ (439) 44,622provide horticultural81,167 care and maintenance,125,350 and offer programsJ)6"?.$)#&)$#&*%%$#%3&/0,K&53&422D for volunteers and visitors of Central APark. 413E1E&& 443CFC&& B13CB2&& 55D3CFD&& Board designated endowment funds 21,346 The— major capital improvements— 21,346 are not capitalized assets of theL)M$%#.$)#&()+".$ Conservancy but are assets of the City of 52<&& 144&& I&& C4F&& New York. !$#&*NN9$+(*#(")&79$*,(O$6&*)6 $ 20,907 44,622 81,167 146,696 0)9$*,(O$6; 53122&& 13<45&& BE&& C3DD<&& (2) Summary of Significant Accounting Policies !$#&0)6$9?*#$9&*6P0%#.$)# D2C&& 7D24;& 74;& I&&
Endowment net assets, July 1, 2010 $ 25,605 22,757(a) Basis of Accounting76,840 125,202 4342C&& 43B5D&& B1&& C3DD<&& Investment income 1 — The accompanying— financial statements1 have been prepared on the accrual!$#&9$#09)&")&()M$%#.$)# basis. 43152&& 132C5&& B1&& E3C4C&& Net appreciation (realized and unrealized) 3,488 18,501(b) Basis of Presentation2,258 24,247 =")#9(Q0#(")% BD&& I&& C35DB&& C34B<&& Net underwater adjustment 1,825 (1,809) (16) — RNN9"N9(*#(")&"@&$)6"?.$)#&*%%$#% Net assets and revenues, expenses, gains, and losses are classified@"9&$SN$)6(#09$ based on the existence or absence 7535
(c) Contributions Contributions, which include unconditional promises to give (pledges), are recognized as revenues in the period in which the pledge or cash is received. Unconditional promises to give that are expected to be collected in future years are recorded at the present value of their estimated future cash flows, 15 (Continued) & 5<& 7=")#()0$6;& 6 (Continued)
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CENTRAL PARK CONSERVANCY, INC. CENTRAL PARK CONSERVANCY, INC. Financials 47 Notes to Financial Statements CENTRAL PARK CONSERVANCY, INC. Notes to Financial Statements June 30, 2011 and 2010 Notes to Financial Statements June 30, 2011 and 2010 (Dollars in thousands) June 30, 2011 and 2010 (Dollars in thousands) (Dollars in thousands)
The Conservancy receives contributed consulting services, legal advice, office space, and utilities. For the Future minimum lease payments are as follows: fiscal year ended June 30, 2011, contributed services included(1) marketingOrganization consulting services in the amount of $915 for a branding and membership initiative. The fair value of these services is included as other Amount Central Park Conservancy, Inc. (the Conservancy) is a not-for-profit organization incorporated under the revenue and allocated to functional expenses in the statements of activities as follows: Year ending June 30: laws of New York State and is a tax-exempt organization under the Internal Revenue Code. 2012 $ 826 2011 2010 The Conservancy is funded primarily from contributions made by individuals, corporations,2013 and 831 2014 845 Planning, design, and construction foundations$ within 176 the metropolitan184 area, as well as project and contract revenue from the City of New 2015 845 Horticulture, maintenance and operations York/Department173 of Parks and Rec181reation. These amounts are used to fund major capital improvements, Visitor services 203 218 2016 866 provide horticultural care and maintenance, and offer programs for volunteers and visitors of Central Park. Fund-raising 207 624 Thereafter 6,562 The major capital improvements are not capitalized assets of the Conservancy but are assets of the City of Management and general 978 72 New York. $ 10,775 $ 1,737 1,279 (2) Summary of Significant Accounting Policies Rent expense for the years ended June 30, 2011 and 2010 was $938 and $608, respectively. (a) Basis of Accounting In addition, many individuals have volunteered their time to the Conservancy. The value of these services (b) Other is not included in the accompanying financial statements. The accompanying financial statements have been prepared on the accrual basis. The Conservancy is involved in various claims and legal actions arising in the ordinary course of (9) Retirement Plan (b) Basis of Presentation business. In the opinion of the Conservancy’s management, the ultimate disposition of these matters The Conservancy has a defined contribution retirement plan (the Plan) underNet assets Section and 403(b) revenues, of the expenses, Internal gains, and losses are classifiedwill based not have on thea material existence adverse or absence effect on the Conservancy’s financial condition. As described in an Revenue Code in which all employees, as defined, are eligible to participate.of donor In fi-scalimposed 2010, restrictions.the Conservancy Accordingly, the net assets of theagreement Conservancy between and thechanges City thereinof New York, Department of Parks and Recreation, and the amended the Plan by adding a new mutual fund platform to the existingare annuity classified product. and reported This change as follows: was Conservancy dated April 28, 2006 (the agreement), the City of New York has agreed to indemnify implemented to enhance and create a more competitive retirement plan. Participants may make voluntary and hold harmless the Conservancy for all services performed and activities conducted by the contributions, subject to plan limitations, to be applied toward the mutual fundUnrestricted platform. Contributions Net Assets –no Net assets that are not subjectConservancy to donor pursuant-imposed to therestrictions. agreement. longer flow into the annuity platform. However, the board of trustees may choose to designate such funds for particular uses. (11) Contract Revenue The Conservancy is obligated to contribute 5% of the employee’s base compensation,Temporarily Restrictedfor all eligible Net Assets – Net assets subject to donor-imposed restrictions that will In April 2006, the Conservancy renewed its eight-year management contract with the City of New York employees, as defined. The Conservancy is also obligated to match employeebe met contributions either by actions up ofto thea Conservancy and/or the passage of time. and the Department of Parks and Recreation, retroactive to July 1, 2005. Commencing on July 1, 2005, in maximum of 1% of the employee’s base compensation, for all eligible employees, as defined. For the years order to be entitled to payments from the Department of Parks and Recreation, the Conservancy must raise ended June 30, 2011 and 2010, the Conservancy contributed $942 and $873,Permanently respectively, Restricted to the Plan Net on Assets – Net assets subject to donor-imposed restrictions that the and expend annually a minimum of $5,000 for maintenance and repairs, public programs, landscaping and behalf of its employees. All contributions vest immediately. Conservancy maintains permanently. Generally, the donors of these assets permit the Conservancy to use all or part of the income earnedrehabilitation, on related or investments repair of existing for general facilities, or subject to certain exclusions. In exchange for meeting those In fiscal 2007, the Conservancy implemented a deferred compensation plan (the Plan)specific under purposes. Section 457(b) of requirements, the Department of Parks and Recreation will pay the Conservancy a minimum of $1,000, the Internal Revenue Code in which the Conservancy will contribute $15 per annum for each officer of the which is required by contract to be expended for specific services. This minimum payment can be Conservancy, as defined. For the years ended June 30, 2011 and 2010,Revenues, the Conservancy gains, and contributed other support $90 are reported as increasesincreased in unrestricted up to a maxim net assetsum ofunless $2,000 their by use formula, based on the amount by which the Conservancy exceeds and $90, respectively, to the Plan. is limited by explicit donor-imposed restrictions or by law.its $5,000 Expenses threshold are reported in any one as year.decreases in unrestricted net assets. Gains and losses on investments and other assets or liabilities are reported as (10) Commitments and Contingencies increases or decreases in unrestricted net assets unlessUnder their thisuse contract, is restricted the Conservancy by explicit isdonor also entitled to a payment equal to a portion of concession revenue stipulation or by law. Expirations of temporary restrictiearnedons on in net Central assets Park. (i.e., Thethe donorConservancy-imposed receives an amount equal to 50% of concession revenue earned (a) Lease stipulated purpose has been fulfilled and/or the stipulatedin time excess period of $6,000,has elapsed) measured are reported as of the as priornet fiscal year. Additional revenue received by the Conservancy for fiscal 2011 and 2010 was $2,148 and $4,045, respectively. The contractual arrangement may only be Effective July 1, 2011, the Conservancy extended the terms of its assetsexisting released lease agreement from restrictions. to include terminated under specific conditions outlined in the agreement. additional office space in New York City. The extension expires in 2023. Annual lease payments include minimum base rent subject to escalation charges and(c) a proportionateContributions share of any increase in real estate taxes. Contributions, which include unconditional promises to give (pledges), are recognized as revenues in the period in which the pledge or cash is received. Unconditional promises to give that are expected 17 to be collected in future (Continued) years are recorded at the present value of their estimated future cash flows, 18 (Continued) 6 (Continued)
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Financials 48 CENTRAL PARK CONSERVANCY, INC. CENTRAL PARK CONSERVANCY, INC. Notes to Financial Statements Notes to Financial Statements June 30, 2011 and 2010 June 30, 2011 and 2010 (Dollars in thousands) (Dollars in thousands)
The Conservancy recognizes revenue in connection with this(1) contract Organization as expenditures are made for specific services. In fiscal 2011 and 2010, the Conservancy recognizedCentral as revenue Park Conservancy, and expended Inc. $4,148 (the Conservancy) and is a not-for-profit organization incorporated under the $6,045, respectively, related to the contract. At June 30, 2011 andlaws 20 10of ,New the related York State receivable and is wasa tax $1,478-exempt organization under the Internal Revenue Code. and $2,015, respectively. The Conservancy is funded primarily from contributions made by individuals, corporations, and Project Revenue foundations within the metropolitan area, as well as project and contract revenue from the City of New In March 2007, the Conservancy entered into a contract for capitalYork/Department projects for the of Campaign Parks and forRec Centralreation. These amounts are used to fund major capital improvements, Park with the City of New York and the Department of Parks andprovide Recreation, horticultural retroactive care andto July maintenance, 1, 2006. and offer programs for volunteers and visitors of Central Park. Payment is on a reimbursement basis for eligible expenses incurredThe major by the capital Conservancy, improvements with theare fundsnot capitalized assets of the Conservancy but are assets of the City of made available at a rate of up to $3,571 annually for seven yearsNew beginning York. in fiscal year 2007. However, the Conservancy has received notification from the City of New York that payments for fiscal 2012 and (2) Summary of Significant Accounting Policies 2013 will be available up to a maximum of $2,286 and $5,576, respectively. (a) Basis of Accounting The Conservancy recognizes revenue in connection with this contract as expenditures are made. In fiscal 2011 and 2010, the Conservancy recognized $2,917 and $2,393The, respectively, accompanying for financialproject revenuestatements have been prepared on the accrual basis. under the campaign. (b) Basis of Presentation (12) Subsequent Events Net assets and revenues, expenses, gains, and losses are classified based on the existence or absence In connection with the preparation of the financial statements, the ofConservancy donor-imposed evaluated restrictions. subsequent Accordingly, the net assets of the Conservancy and changes therein events after the balance sheet date of June 30, 2011 through Novemberare 21, classified 2011, which and reported was the as date follows: the financial statements were available to be issued, and has concluded that there are no subsequent events for Unrestricted Net Assets – Net assets that are not subject to donor-imposed restrictions. disclosure. However, the board of trustees may choose to designate such funds for particular uses.
Temporarily Restricted Net Assets – Net assets subject to donor-imposed restrictions that will be met either by actions of the Conservancy and/or the passage of time.
Permanently Restricted Net Assets – Net assets subject to donor-imposed restrictions that the Conservancy maintains permanently. Generally, the donors of these assets permit the Conservancy to use all or part of the income earned on related investments for general or specific purposes.
Revenues, gains, and other support are reported as increases in unrestricted net assets unless their use is limited by explicit donor-imposed restrictions or by law. Expenses are reported as decreases in unrestricted net assets. Gains and losses on investments and other assets or liabilities are reported as increases or decreases in unrestricted net assets unless their use is restricted by explicit donor stipulation or by law. Expirations of temporary restrictions on net assets (i.e., the donor-imposed stipulated purpose has been fulfilled and/or the stipulated time period has elapsed) are reported as net assets released from restrictions.
(c) Contributions Contributions, which include unconditional promises to give (pledges), are recognized as revenues in the period in which the pledge or cash is received. Unconditional promises to give that are expected to be collected in future years are recorded at the present value of their estimated future cash flows,
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(Dollars in thousands) Program services Supporting services Horticulture, Planning, maintenance, Management Program services Supporting services design, and and Visitor Fund- and Total expenses* Horticulture, construction operations services Total raising general Total 2011 2010 Planning, maintenance, Management design, and and Visitor Fund- and Total expenses*Salaries $ 1,205 8,727 2,240 12,172 2,045 2,112 4,157 16,329 14,262 construction operations services Total raising general Total 2011 Payroll2010 taxes and employee benefits 349 2,460 609 3,418 587 593 1,180 4,598 4,076 Salaries $ 1,205 8,727 2,240 12,172 2,045 2,112 4,157 16,329 14,262 Total salaries and Payroll taxes and employee benefits 349 2,460 609 3,418 587 593 1,180 4,598 4,076 related expenses 1,554 11,187 2,849 15,590 2,632 2,705 5,337 20,927 18,338 Total salaries and Contracted services: related expenses 1,554 11,187 2,849 15,590 2,632 2,705 5,337 20,927 18,338Construction and design 5,466 340 52 5,858 — — — 5,858 5,181 Landscape — 1,296 — 1,296 — — — 1,296 1,223 Contracted services: Consulting 118 241 344 703 310 470 780 1,483 1,173 Construction and design 5,466 340 52 5,858 — — — 5,858 Mailings5,181 — — — — 426 23 449 449 420 Landscape — 1,296 — 1,296 — — — 1,296 Other1,223 4 289 76 369 281 150 431 800 959 Consulting 118 241 344 703 310 470 780 1,483 1,173 Mailings — — — — 426 23 449 449 420 Total contracted Other 4 289 76 369 281 150 431 800 959 services 5,588 2,166 472 8,226 1,017 643 1,660 9,886 8,956 Total contracted Grant awards 400 — 69 469 — — — 469 76 services 5,588 2,166 472 8,226 1,017 643 1,660 9,886 Materials,8,956 equipment, and supplies 509 1,211 440 2,160 70 38 108 2,268 2,234 Printing and publications 19 17 124 160 164 57 221 381 247 Grant awards 400 — 69 469 — — — 469 Conferences,76 conventions, and meetings 3 18 25 46 12 16 28 74 88 Materials, equipment, and supplies 509 1,211 440 2,160 70 38 108 2,268 Postage,2,234 shipping, and messenger 5 9 6 20 206 9 215 235 239 Printing and publications 19 17 124 160 164 57 221 381 Travel247 1 1 3 5 3 3 6 11 9 Conferences, conventions, and meetings 3 18 25 46 12 16 28 74 Equipment88 maintenance and rentals 112 341 130 583 110 84 194 777 659 Postage, shipping, and messenger 5 9 6 20 206 9 215 235 Insurance239 72 134 23 229 56 42 98 327 349 Travel 1 1 3 5 3 3 6 11 Occupancy9 250 68 38 356 386 374 760 1,116 766 Equipment maintenance and rentals 112 341 130 583 110 84 194 777 Advertising659 — — 4 4 31 516 547 551 45 Insurance 72 134 23 229 56 42 98 327 Miscellaneous349 12 25 186 223 49 83 132 355 207 Occupancy 250 68 38 356 386 374 760 1,116 Bad debt766 306 — — 306 5 — 5 311 214 Advertising — — 4 4 31 516 547 551 Contributed45 services 176 173 203 552 207 978 1,185 1,737 1,279 Miscellaneous 12 25 186 223 49 83 132 355 207 Bad debt 306 — — 306 5 — 5 311 214 1,865 1,997 1,251 5,113 1,299 2,200 3,499 8,612 6,412 Contributed services 176 173 203 552 207 978 1,185 1,737 1,279 Total expenses* before 1,865 1,997 1,251 5,113 1,299 2,200 3,499 8,612 6,412 depreciation and amortization 9,007 15,350 4,572 28,929 4,948 5,548 10,496 39,425 33,706 Total expenses* before depreciation and Depreciation and amortization 26 152 35 213 43 29 72 285 214 amortization 9,007 15,350 4,572 28,929 4,948 5,548 10,496 39,425 33,706 Total expenses* – 2011 $ 9,033 15,502 4,607 29,142 4,991 5,577 10,568 39,710 Depreciation and amortization 26 152 35 213 43 29 72 285 214 Total expenses* – 2010 $ 7,295 14,343 3,382 25,020 5,110 3,790 8,900 33,920 Total expenses* – 2011 $ 9,033 15,502 4,607 29,142 4,991 5,577 10,568 39,710 * Exclusive of direct donor benefits and investment expenses. Total expenses* – 2010 $ 7,295 14,343 3,382 25,020 5,110 3,790 8,900 33,920
* Exclusive of direct donor benefits and investment expenses. See accompanying independent auditors’ report.
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Bethesda Fountain in winter.
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51 Chairman Gordon J . Davis, Esq . Lynden B . Miller Patsy C . Tarr Thomas L . Kempner, Jr . Partner Lynden B . Miller Public Garden Design Board of Elizabeth R . Varet Executive Managing Member Dewey & LeBoeuf LLP Gillian Miniter Chairman Davidson Kempner Capital Management Trustees Diana DiMenna American Securities, L .P . (On October 11, 2011) Joe L . Roby Vice Chairman Richard Gilder Chairman Emeritus Mary Wallach Jane Bayard Partner Credit Suisse Securities (USA) LLC Executive Vice President Strauss Zelnick Gilder, Gagnon, Howe & Co . LLC Warburg Realty Partnership Ltd . Eric Rudin Partner Anne S . Harrison Executive Vice President ZelnickMedia Corporation Treasurer President, Women’s Committee Rudin Management Co . Michael Grobstein Central Park Conservancy Retired Vice Chairman Irwin Schneiderman* Life Trustees Ernst & Young William B . Harrison, Jr . Senior Counsel William S . Beinecke Former Chairman & CEO Cahill Gordon & Reindel LLP Antaeus Enterprises, Inc . Secretary & General Counsel JPMorgan Chase & Co . Kenneth H . Heitner, Esq . Didi Schafer Lewis W . Bernard Partner Jane Heller Donna Schwartz Chairman Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP Senior Vice President Classroom, Inc . Bank of America Norman C . Selby Judy Hart Angelo Jean Clark Senior Managing Director Songwriter Jonathan Korngold Perseus LLC James H . Evans Managing Director Elizabeth Atwood General Atlantic Partners A .J .C . Smith Henry R . Kravis Hon . Adrian Benepe Sheila C . Labrecque Donald G . Smith Founding Partner Commissioner Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co . Donald Smith & Co . NYC, Department of Parks & Recreation Jill Lafer Michael A . Steinberg Ira Millstein, Esq . Candice Bergen Evelyn H . Lauder* Senior Partner President Senior Corporate Vice President Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP Douglas Blonsky Steinberg Asset Management Co ., Inc . The Estée Lauder Companies Inc . President, Central Park Conservancy John Steinhardt Marguerite H . Purnell & Central Park Administrator William M . Lewis, Jr . Managing Partner Elizabeth Barlow Rogers Co-Chairman of Investment Banking Judy Carson KLS Diversified Asset Management Director of Garden History Lazard Frères & Co . LLC Richard Cashin Erana M . Stennett & Landscape Studies Robert C . Lieber Bard Graduate Center Managing Partner Bloomberg Executive Managing Director One Equity Partners E . John Rosenwald, Jr . Island Capital Group LLC John Stossel Vice Chairman Emeritus Howard L . Clark, Jr . Anchor Jay P . Mandelbaum JP Morgan Chase Vice Chairman, Investment Banking Division Fox Business Network Executive Vice President Barclays Capital Janet Ross JPMorgan Chase & Co . Hon . Scott Stringer Suzanne Cochran Manhattan Borough President Joan C . Schwartz Leni May Judith-Ann Corrente Stuart Subotnick Eugene Mercy, Jr . Partner & Chief Operating Officer Norma T . Dana Principal Metromedia Company Granite Capital International * deceased
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52 Board of Directors Suzanne Johnson Advisory Board Women’s Jeanne Jones Founders Robyn Joseph Susanna Borghese Committee Jean Clark Eleanora Kennedy Patricia A . Chambers (On October 1, 2011) Norma T . Dana Memrie M . Lewis Patricia Dunnington Marguerite Hillman Purnell Kamie Lightburn Marjorie Fortgang Phyllis Cerf Wagner * Cynthia Lufkin Jane H . Gammill Karen May Elizabeth W . Gardiner President Marcia Mishaan Gail Gilbert Anne S . Harrison Elyse Newhouse Kathryn Greenberg Bonnie Pope Jamee T . Gregory Vice Presidents Ann Pyne Mai Hallingby-Harrison Vicki Foley Sarah Robertson Gail Hilson Liz Peek Allison Whipple Rockefeller Rachel Hovnanian Jenny Price Tara Rockefeller Elaine Murray Jennifer Rich Elizabeth Barlow Rogers Patricia S . Patterson Alexia Hamm Ryan Bambi Putnam Treasurer Betty Sherrill Donna Rosen Muffy Miller Elizabeth F . Stribling Isabel C . Shattuck Samantha S . Topping Margaret L . Smith Secretary Thorunn Wathne Elizabeth Tilghman Suzie Aijala Mikel Witte Past Presidents Asst. Secretary Suzanne Cochran Noreen Buckfire Sheila Labrecque Karen LeFrak Virginia Apple Betsy Messerschmitt Robin Bell-Stevens Gillian Miniter Douglas Blonsky, ex officio Nancy Missett Susan Calhoun Nancy Paduano Wendy N . Carduner Toni Peebler Judith Churchill Hilary Geary Ross Cathy Ingram Susan Rudin
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53 Chairman Gordon H . Marsh, Marsh, Valentine & Donohoe LLP Planned Carlyn McCaffrey, McDermott, Will & Emery David McCabe, Willkie Farr & Gallagher Robert C . Miller, Davidson, Dawson & Clark LLP Giving Karen C . Alfest, L.J. Altfest & Co., Inc. Ira M . Millstein, Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP Mal Livingston Barasch, Katten, Muchin, Rosenman LLP Avery E . Neumark, Rosen, Seymour, Shapss, Martin & Co., LLP Professional Carol Bassin, MetLife John J . O’Neil, Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison Ninette S . Bordoff, Hahn & Hessen LLP Richard Henry Pershan, Sullivan & Worcester LLP Advisory Maria L . Brisbane, Merrill Lynch Todd R . Richman, Bernstein Global Wealth Management Joy H . Chaillou, Bank of America Merrill Lynch Joshua S . Rubenstein, Katten, Muchin, Rosenman LLP Council Carolyn C . Clark, Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy Sanford J . Schlesinger, Schlesinger, Gannon & Lazetera LLP L . David Clark Eileen Caufield Schwab, Sidley & Austin John Claypoole, Fiserv Robert W . Sheehan, Curtis, Mallet-Prevost, Colt & Mosle LLP Judy Daniels, Consultant Judith Siegel-Baum, WolfBlock LLP Nancy Shavel Gabel, Evercore Wealth Management Barbara A . Sloan, McLaughlin & Stern LLP Andrew Grumet, Edwards, Angell, Palmer & Dodge LLP C . Michael Spero, Loeb & Loeb LLP Cheryl Hader, Kramer, Levin, Naftalis & Frankel LLP David J . Stoll, Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy Kenneth H . Heitner, Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP Robert D . Taisey, Holland & Knight LLP Linda B . Hirschson, Greenberg Taurig Michael F . Teitler, Teitler & Teitler Lauren Katzowitz-Shenfield, Philanthropy Advisors LLP Elizabeth Varet, American Securities, L.P. Jonathan Koslow, Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP Linda Wank, Frankfurt Kurnit Klein & Selz, PC Theodore A . Kurz, Debevoise & Plimpton Sandra Weiksner, Cleary, Gottlieb, Steen & Hamilton Jayne M . Kurzman, Davidson, Dawson & Clark LLP Michael J . Weinberger, Sonnenschein LLP David Leibell, Wiggin and Dana LLP E . Lisk Wycoff, Homeland Foundation, Inc. Cecily P . Maguire, White & Case
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54 Contributors
Diane & Arthur Abbey Roslyn & Elliot Jaffe Family Foundation The Mary Clark Rockefeller Charitable Major Judy Hart Angelo & John M . Angelo Estate of Paul Jones Fund of The Philanthropic R . Thomas Armstrong JPMorgan Chase & Co . Collaborative Supporters Elizabeth H . Atwood Thomas L . Kempner, Jr . Mr . & Mrs . Jonathan P . Rosen The Bafflin Foundation & Katheryn C . Patterson Nina Rosenwald, Elizabeth of the Bank of America Bruce & Suzie Kovner & Michael Varet, & Alice Rosenwald Eveline & David Batten Estate of Janet Kramer Mr .* & Mrs . Arthur Ross Campaign for Jane Bayard, The MAT Estate of Winifred Kreidel The Rudin Foundation Charitable Foundation Thomas G . & Sheila C . Labrecque Fiona & Eric Rudin Central Park Candice Bergen & Marshall Rose Charitable Foundation Mr . & Mrs . Jack Rudin The Bobolink Foundation Mr . & Mrs . Richard S . LeFrak Mr . & Mrs . Oscar S . Schafer The Brodsky Family Foundation The Philip & Janice Levin Foundation Roberta & Irwin* Schneiderman The Andrea & Charles Bronfman Fund Peter B . Lewis & Janet Rosel Donna & Marvin Schwartz at Brandeis University The Litwin Foundation Norman Selby & Melissa Vail Ambassador & Mrs . W . L . Lyons Brown, Jr . Mr . & Mrs . Jay P . Mandelbaum In Memory of Herbert J . Seligmann Mr . & Mrs . Gilbert Butler Steve Martin & Anne Stringfield & Theresa Metzger Estate of Elizabeth H . Carlton Leni & Peter May The Peter Jay Sharp Foundation Mr . & Mrs . Russell L . Carson Mr . & Mrs .* Eugene Mercy, Jr . Marilyn & Jim Simons Lisa & Dick Cashin LuEsther T . Mertz Charitable Trust Mr . & Mrs . A J. .C . Smith Patti & Ray Chambers The Metropolitan Museum of Art Mr . & Mrs . Oliver K . Stanton CHANEL Mr . & Mrs . Leigh M . Miller Ronald P . Stanton Suzanne & Bob Cochran Diane* & Ira Millstein The Starr Foundation Mr . & Mrs . Martin Cohen Mr . & Mrs . Sylvester F . Miniter IV John F . Stossel Kathy & James Cornelius Mr . & Mrs . Alan B . Mirken Patsy & Jeff Tarr Barry Diller & Diane von Furstenberg Estate of Stephen R . Morrow Mr .* & Mrs . Wade F .B . Thompson William W . Donnell Former NYC Council Member Time Warner Inc . Mr . & Mrs . David Feinberg Eva Moskowitz Mrs . Preston Robert Tisch The Garden Club of America New York City Department of Mr . & Mrs . Wynant D . Vanderpoel III The Getty Foundation Parks & Recreation Vital Projects Fund, Inc . Richard Gilder & Lois Chiles The Octagon Fund at New York Miriam G . & Ira D . Wallach Foundation Merle & Barry Ginsburg Community Trust, Inc . Sidney J . Weinberg Foundation William T . Golden * Mr . & Mrs . Kenneth S . Olshan Estate of Evelyn M . West The Goldie Anna Charitable Trust Daniel P . & Nancy C . Paduano David B . Williams Horace W . Goldsmith Foundation Foundation Robert W . Wilson Amy & John Griffin Mr . & Mrs . Jeffrey M . Peek The Women’s Committee of the Nadine & Michael Grobstein Donald A . Pels & Wendy Keys Central Park Conservancy Mrs . Morton B . Harris Sarah Peter Ann Ziff William Randolph Hearst Foundation Polo Ralph Lauren Foundation Barbara & Donald Zucker The Heckscher Foundation for Children Former NYC Council Member Philip Reed Mr . & Mrs . Robert J . Hurst Irene Ritter Foundation Anita & Robert Jacobson Mr . & Mrs . Joe L . Roby * deceased
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55 Chairman Circle Members Judy Hart Angelo & John Angelo David & Laurie Hodgson Julian Robertson $100,000 Mr . & Mrs . Russell L . Carson Thomas L . Kempner, Jr . Mr . & Mrs . Jonathan P . Rosen and Over Lisa & Dick Cashin & Katheryn C . Patterson Nina Rosenwald, Elizabeth & Michael Varet, Mr . & Mrs . Joseph A . DiMenna Benjamin Lewis & Jane Goldman & Alice Rosenwald Richard Gilder & Lois Chiles Leni & Peter May Miriam & Ira D . Wallach Foundation Jon & Mindy Gray Henry & Lucy Moses Fund, Inc . Mr . & Mrs . Anthony A . Yoseloff
Elizabeth H . Atwood The Goldie Anna Charitable Trust Mr . & Mrs . A .J .C . Smith $50,000 to Mrs . Frederick M . Bailey Marlene Hess & James Zirin Mr . & Mrs . John Steinhardt $99,999 Candice Bergen & Marshall Rose Mr . & Mrs . Jay P . Mandelbaum Howard Stern & Beth Ostrosky Mr . & Mrs . Peter Briger Mr . & Mrs . Ira M . Millstein Patsy & Jeff Tarr Suzanne & Bob Cochran Mr . & Mrs . John A . Paulson Melissa Vail & Norman Selby Judith-Ann Corrente Fiona & Eric Rudin Mary Wallach & Willem Kooyker Roberta & Irwin* Schneiderman Cynthia Weiler & E . Blake Moore Mr . & Mrs . John H . Foster Donna & Marvin Schwartz
Mr . & Mrs . Richard H . Ader Mr & Mrs . Howard L . Ganek Red Crane Foundation $25,000 to Mr . & Mrs . Joseph Amato Mr . & Mrs . Victor F . Ganzi Richard & Heidi Rieger $49,999 Madeline & Stephen Anbinder Mr . & Mrs . Thomas H . Glocer Mr . & Mrs . Joe L . Roby Mr . & Mrs . Robert Appel Mae Goffe Mr . & Mrs . Theodore C . Rogers Jody & John Arnhold Golden Family Foundation Daniel & Joanna S . Rose Baron Capital Foundation Nadine & Michael Grobstein Mrs . Arthur Ross Jane Bayard, The MAT Charitable Mr . & Mrs . Robert J . Hurst Peter & Bonnie Sacerdote Foundation Dr . & Mrs . Julius H . Jacobson II Mr . & Mrs . Paul C . Schorr IV Fred & Jutta Benenson Robert K . Johnson Mr . & Mrs . David M . Silfen Mr . & Mrs . Jeff T . Blau Karen Karlsrud & Raymond Mikulich Denise Sobel & Norman Keller Charles R . Bronfman Karen A . & Kevin W . Kennedy Mr . & Mrs . David M . Solomon Joanne & Harmon Brown Ilona & Leonid Kogan Jerry & Katherine Speyer Patti & Ray Chambers Ellen & Murray Koppelman Mr . & Mrs . Thomas Tisch The Peter A . & Elizabeth S . Cohn Mr . & Mrs . Kenneth H . Landis Joaquin B . Viso Foundation The Leonard & Evelyn Lauder Mr . & Mrs . John E . Waldron John Brown Cook Foundation, Inc . Foundation George H . Walker Kathy & James Cornelius Peter B . Lewis & Janet Rosel Danielle & Tom Walker William W . Donnell Margaret Munzer Loeb Sidney J . Weinberg, Jr . Foundation Linda & Michael Donovan & Daniel S . Loeb Dietrich Weismann Fiona & Stanley Druckenmiller Joan E . Nicolais Robert W . Wilson Shelley & Steven Einhorn Wilson & Eliot Nolen Mrs . Charles Wrightsman Mrs . Richard B . Fisher Valerie & Wright Ohrstrom Carol & Lawrence Zicklin David B . Ford Dean Poll Ann Ziff * deceased
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56 Individuals, Foundations, Government, & Nonprofits (Gifts, pledges, & pledge payments made July 1, 2010 through June 30, 2011)
$1 Million Anonymous Thomas L . Kempner, Jr . & Katheryn C . Patterson Estate of Paul M . Jones Patsy & Jeff Tarr and Over
$500,000 to Mr . & Mrs . Martin Cohen The Heckscher Foundation for Children Jon & Mindy Gray Wendy Keys & Donald Pels $999,999 Greensward Foundation, Inc .
$250,000 to Anonymous Mrs . Jane Susskind-Narins LuEsther T . Mertz Charitable Trust Nina Rosenwald, Elizabeth & Michael Varet, $499,999 Sarah Peter Alice Rosenwald Estate of Jeffrey Ruesch The Peter Jay Sharp Foundation
$100,000 to Anonymous New York Road Runners Club, Inc . Donna & Marvin Schwartz Elizabeth H . Atwood New York City Parks Mr . & Mrs . A .J C. . Smith $249,999 Mr . & Mrs . Russell L . Carson Mounted Auxiliary Unit, Inc . Mr . & Mrs . Oliver K . Stanton Suzanne & Bob Cochran Mr . & Mrs . John A . Paulson Mrs . Preston Robert Tisch Mr . & Mrs . Joseph A . DiMenna Julian H . Robertson Mr . & Mrs . David B . Williams Garden Club of America Mr . & Mrs . Jonathan P . Rosen Mr . & Mrs . Anthony A . Yoseloff David & Laurie Hodgson Mr . & Mrs . Jack Rudin Henry & Lucy Moses Fund, Inc . Roberta & Irwin* Schneiderman
* deceased
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57 $50,000 to Anonymous (3) The Goldie Anna Charitable Trust Ronald O . Perelman Judy Hart Angelo & John M . Angelo Marlene Hess & James Zirin Estate of Marjorie & Donald C . Phillips $99,999 Mrs . Frederick M . Bailey Suzanne Ircha & Robert Wood Johnson May & Samuel Rudin Family Foundation, Inc . Jane Bayard, The MAT Charitable Mr . & Mrs . David H . Koch Fiona & Eric Rudin Foundation, Inc . Mr . & Mrs . Jonathan C . Korngold Mr . & Mrs . Robert W . Scully Candice Bergen & Marshall Rose The Leonard & Evelyn Lauder Foundation The Seaward Fund of the Mr . & Mrs . Peter Briger Mr . & Mrs . Richard Lightburn Philanthropic Collaborative The Andrea & Charles Bronfman Fund Laurie & Jay Mandelbaum Norman C . Selby & Melissa Vail at Brandeis University The Mellen Eisenberg Family Mr . & Mrs . John Steinhardt Lisa & Dick Cashin Sue & Eugene Mercy, Jr . Fund Howard Stern & Beth Ostrosky Patti & Ray Chambers Estate of Lisa Miller John F . Stossel Fund for the Delacorte Theatre Mr . & Mrs . Sylvester F . Miniter IV Mary Wallach in Central Park Oceanic Heritage Foundation Mr . & Mrs . Barrie A . Wigmore David B . Ford Charles R . O’Malley Charitable Lead Trust Mr . & Mrs . John H . Foster Mr . & Mrs . Jeffrey M . Peek
$25,000 to Anonymous (6) Mr . & Mrs . Howard L . Ganek Thomas G . & Sheila C . Labrecque Diane & Arthur Abbey Mr . & Mrs . Victor F . Ganzi Charitable Foundation $49,999 Estate of A . Bernard Ackerman Mr . & Mrs . David T . Gibbons Mr . & Mrs . Kenneth H . Landis The Richard & Pamela Ader Foundation Richard Gilder & Lois Chiles L .A .W . Foundation, Inc . Mr . & Mrs . Steven Alesio Mr . & Mrs . Thomas H . Glocer Mr . & Mrs . Richard S . LeFrak Mr . & Mrs . Joseph Amato Mae Goffe Peter B . Lewis & Janet Rosel Madeline & Stephen Anbinder Golden Family Foundation Margaret Munzer Loeb & Daniel S . Loeb Mr . & Mrs . Robert Appel Estate of Robert I . Goldman Leni & Peter May Lily Auchincloss Foundation, Inc . Amy & John Griffin Mayor’s Fund To Advance New York City Jutta & Fred Benenson The Hagedorn Fund Mr . & Mrs . Jeffrey A . McDermott Mr . & Mrs . Jeff T . Blau George A . Hambrecht & Andrea Henderson Raymond C . Mikulich & Karen Karlsrud Adele Block Fahnestock The Ambrose Monell Foundation The Bobolink Foundation Mr . & Mrs . William B . Harrison, Jr . Mr . & Mrs . Donald E . Newhouse Joanne & Harmon Brown Jane R . Heller & Steven L . Gerard Joan E . Nicolais Mr . & Mrs . Robert D . Brown Himan Brown Charitable Trust Colleen Noall Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth A. Buckfire The Charles Evans Hughes Memorial Wilson & Eliot Nolen Mrs . Howard L . Clark Foundation, Inc . Daniel P . & Nancy C . Paduano Family Mrs . Jacques Cohenca Cathy & Bill Ingram Foundation Charles Payson Coleman III Dr . & Mrs . Julius H . Jacobson II Yesim & David Philip & Stephanie Erklentz Mr . & Mrs . Hamilton E . James The Pinkerton Foundation William W . Donnell Christian A . Johnson Endeavor Foundation Mr . & Mrs . Michael F . Price Linda & Michael Donovan Tim Jones Mr . & Mrs . John S . Pyne Fiona & Stanley Druckenmiller Mr . & Dr . Kevin W . Kennedy Red Crane Foundation Shelley & Steven Einhorn Mr . & Mrs . Michael J . Kennedy Mr . & Mrs . Spencer Robertson Mr . & Mrs . John Michael Evans F .M . Kirby Foundation, Inc . Mr . & Mrs . John R . Robinson Katherine Farley Ilona & Leonid Kogan Abby Rockefeller Mauzé Charitable Trust Jeanne Donovan Fisher The Estate of Frances L . Koltun Mr . & Mrs . Theodore C . Rogers
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58 $25,000 to Daniel & Joanna S . Rose The Starr Foundation Mr . & Mrs . John E . Waldron Mrs . Arthur Ross Mr . & Mrs . Stuart Subotnick Danielle & Tom Walker $49,999 Peter* & Bonnie Sacerdote The Alice M . & Thomas J . Tisch Foundation Sidney J . Weinberg, Jr . Foundation continued The Morris & Alma Schapiro Fund Mr . & Mrs . Thomas Tisch Robert W . Wilson Mr . & Mrs . David M . Silfen Mr . & Mrs . Jonathan M . Tisch Mrs . Charles Wrightsman Denise Sobel & Norman Keller Mr . & Mrs . Michael D . Tusiani Carol & Lawrence Zicklin Mr . & Mrs . Lawrence I . Sosnow The Vidda Foundation Ann Ziff Jerry & Katherine Speyer Mr . & Mrs . Joaquin B . Viso
$10,000 to Anonymous (9) Kathy & James Cornelius Sharon & Bill Jacob Mr . & Mrs . Paul Aaron Joan Walkup Corrigan Rona F . Jaffe Foundation $24,999 Louis & Anne Abrons Foundation, Inc . Mrs . Daniel Cowin Diane E . Jaffee The Acorn Foundation For The Arts Robert D’Alelio The Jana Foundation, Inc . & Sciences, Inc . Mrs . Charles A . Dana, Jr . Mrs . Niels W . Johnsen Margot S . Adler Becca Davies & Jeremy Kramer Elizabeth Ross Johnson Ben Aitkenhead & Ifeoma Okoronkwo Antoinette Delruelle & Joshua Steiner Robert K . Johnson G . Chris Andersen & SunEun Han-Andersen Robert L . Dilenschneider Muriel McBrien Kauffman Foundation Robert H . Anderson & Sherri L . Marton The Dillon Fund Mr . & Mrs . Robert Kaufman Madelyn Antoncic, Ph .D . Jean M . Doyen & Michael A . Kovner Vanessa Kay Mr . & Mrs . David Apple Mr . & Dr . Glenn Dubin Mr . & Mrs . Daniel L . Keegan Mr . & Mrs . Lawrence T . Babbio, Jr . Mr . & Mrs . Charles P . Durkin, Jr . Stacey & Harold Kelly Mrs . Glenn W . Bailey Mr . & Mrs . Walter A . Eberstadt Linda & Sanjay Khettry Sharon Saul Bain & Christopher C . Davis Mrs . James C . Edwards Dorothy Ko & Marvin Trachtenberg Dana Baines & Eric S . Margolis Mr . & Mrs . Arthur S . Estey The Korein Foundation Bandier Family Foundation Linda W . Filardi & Gary M . Talarico Mr . & Mrs . William Kourakos The B .E .L .I .E .F . Foundation Mr . & Mrs . David I . Foley Samuel H . Kress Foundation Wendy J . Belzberg & H . Strauss Zelnick Mr . & Mrs . William E . Ford III Mr . & Mrs . Barry S . Lafer Mr . & Mrs . Andreas Beroutsos Rudolph Giuliani Nanette L . Laitman Mr . & Mrs . Robert S . Birch Mr . & Mrs . Richard J . Glasebrook, II Deborah & Peter Lamm Barbara E . Bishop Katja Goldman Sandra Lee Frank Bisignano Mr . & Mrs . Evan G . Greenberg Sandor Lehoczky & Martha Escobar Mr . & Mrs . Thomas Bowers Mr . & Mrs . Glenn H . Greenberg Adam K . Levin & Heather McDowell Estate of Myron Brenton Mr . & Mrs . Matthew Grossman Richard & Beth Levine Thomas W . Brock & Susan T . Brock Ronald Guttman Mr . & Mrs . Ira A . Lipman The Brodsky Family Foundation Andrea Hagan Leonard Litwin Leelee Brown Mr . & Mrs . Robert S . Halper Jessica Lee Lowrey & Jeffrey M . Habib Mr . & Mrs . R . Duke Buchan III Sunny & Michael Halperin Mr . & Mrs . Dan W . Lufkin Ellen Ruth Cavallo Ellen R . Harris Mr . & Mrs . Antonio Madero Century Road Club Association Mr . & Mrs . Carney Hawks Gigi Mahon Ms . Judith Korey Charles Timothy J . Healy Estate of Jane L . Mali David & Denise Chase Tania & Brian Higgins Mr . & Mrs . Peter L . Malkin Mr . & Mrs . Robert A . Chute Mr . & Mrs . Franklin W . Hobbs IV Mr . & Mrs . John F . Manocherian Bonnie Comley & Stewart Lane Mr . & Mrs . Ronald E . Hoffman Richard & Jocelyn Markowitz Sherry & Ken Corday Yves-Andre Istel & Kathleen P . Begala Mr . & Mrs . Anthony Mazzone * deceased
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59 $10,000 to Kathleen A . McCarragher & Paul A . Brooke Teresa & Henry Ramallo Soros Fund Charitable Foundation Mr . & Mrs . Brian Miller Jennifer & Stephen Rich St . Bernard’s School, Inc . $24,999 Mr . & Mrs . Donald K . Miller Richard & Heidi Rieger Mr . & Mrs . Jeffrey Stafford continued Mr . & Mrs . Leigh M . Miller Irene Ritter Foundation Burton B . & Nancy Staniar Mr . & Mrs . Timothy Millhiser Mr . & Mrs . Guy N . Robinson Ronald P . Stanton Mrs . Walter Mintz Carlos Rodriguez-Pastor Stephanie J . Stiefel & Robert S . Cohen Mr . Alan B . Mirken & Gabriela Perez Rocchietti Mr . & Mrs . Steven Swarzman Marcia & Richard Mishaan Mr . & Mrs . Hartley Rogers Mr . & Mrs . Joseph Teklits Mr . & Mrs . Garrett M . Moran Donna & Benjamin M . Rosen Mr . & Mrs . Tom Teles Mr . & Mrs . Howard L . Morgan Monica & Philip Rosenthal Mr . & Mrs . Wilmer J . Thomas, Jr . Mary R . Morgan Jill Ross & Paul Cole Mrs . Wade F .B . Thompson Mr . & Mrs . Toby S . Myerson Ruttenberg Family Jeffrey A . Tobias & Family Mr . & Mrs . Jon Nagel A & J Saks Foundation, Inc . Anthony & Amy Tutrone Josie & Ken Natori Corrente A . Schankler Judith Vale Mr . & Mrs . Alexander Navab Jennifer M . Schneck Mr . & Mrs . Zachary A . Vella The David P . Nolan Foundation Mr . & Mrs . Bernard Selz Holly B . Wallace & Edwin M . Baum Makoto Okada Mr . & Mrs . Eric P . Sheinberg Sue Ann Weinberg Mr . & Mrs . Daniel D . O’Neill Barbara Sherr & Mel Lintz Mr . & Mrs . David I . Weiner Valerie & Wright Ohrstrom The Shubert Foundation, Inc . Thomas Werner Silda Palerm & Richard Hall Judith & Mark Siegel Deborah E . Wiley A . Richard Parkoff Stephen A . Simon Sarah G . Wolfe Mr . & Mrs . Robert S . Pitts, Jr . Jim & Marilyn Simons Mr . & Mrs . James C . Zelter Peter Poor Steven F . Skoler & Sandra J . Horbach Leslie & Daniel Ziff The Prospect Hill Foundation, Inc . Donald Smith Barbara & Donald Zucker Mr . & Mrs . Thomas Purcell, Jr . Paula C . Smith Mr . & Mrs . James H . Quigley Mr . & Mrs . Howard Solomon
$5,000 to Anonymous (6) Mr . & Mrs . James C . Baker Mr . & Mrs . John P . Birkelund Marilyn & Robert Abrams Kenneth & Catherine Wrynn Baker Debra & Leon Black $9,999 Dean Adler & Susanna Lachs Eugene Baldino & Diane Simon Nancy & Bob Blank Mr . & Mrs . Andrew Africk Alec Baldwin Stuart Boesky Mr . & Mrs . Ainar D . Aijala, Jr . Mr . & Mrs . Timothy R . Barakett Donna J . Bolkcom Frances Alexander John & Laura Barker Mr . & Mrs . Jeffrey Bolton Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Alfieri Jennifer J . Barnett Mr . & Mrs . Salvatore Bommarito Herbert Allen Foundation Mr . & Mrs . Brett Barth Estate of Louis P . Braun Mr . & Mrs . James H . Anderson Bob & Pam Beck Estate of Irene Copeland Brenton Mr . & Mrs . Scott Anderson The Robert & Nettie Benenson Foundation Mrs . Warren Brody Mr . & Mrs . Donald Appe Gertrude Josephine Bennett Family Ambassador & Mrs . W . L . Lyons Brown, Jr . Jorge Araya Foundation The Brownstone School Mr . & Mrs . Thomas G . Armstrong Stacey & Michael Bennett J . Patrick Burk Mr . & Mrs . Henry H . Arnhold Virginia S . Benzak Marilyn Calderwood & Dodge Olmsted Michelle Ascher Dunn Mr . & Mrs . Gideon Lee Berger Susan Calhoun & Charles Moss Dr . Janet Asimov Erik Bergmann Mr . & Mrs . William I . Campbell Robert Averill Robert H . Berkley & Charlotte Levine Mr . & Mrs . Karl Canavan
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60 $5,000 to Pamela Cantor Dinah Seiver & Thomas Foster Mr . & Mrs . Kenneth Joseph Daniel Carb Mr . & Mrs . Gregory G . Fowlkes Mr . & Mrs . Martin Kamarck $9,999 Wendy N . Carduner Mr . & Mrs . Gregory Francfort Gerald Kaminsky continued Mr . & Mrs . Bryan Carey Mr . & Mrs . Jonathan Friedland The Kashper Family Amita & Purnendu Chatterjee Mr . & Mrs . Neal S . Garonzik Becca & Rob Katz Myhong Chow Cecily W . Gemmell The Kaufmann Foundation Nancy Rutter Clark Mr . & Mrs . Andrew S . Georges Mrs . Stephen M . Kellen Harlan Coben R . Barbara Gitenstein & Donald Hart Tory & Elena Kiam DuPre Cochran & G . Moffett Cochran Paul J . Gitnik Henry Kibel Timothy & Katie Coff Richard & Marsha Goldberg Christian Kiffe Steven & Alexandra Cohen Helen & Peter S . Goldstein Catherine King Mr . & Mrs . Theodore Cohn Peter D . Goodwin Hilda Kirby Mrs . Reginald B . Collier Mark Gordon Carol Kissel Candace Cox Mr . & Mrs . Michael L . Gordon Erin & Alex Klatskin Sonia Simon Cummings Leon & Lisa Gorman Nell & Robert Kleinschmidt Mary Ellen & David Cundey Robert F . Gossett, Jr . Carol & Geoffrey Kovall Beth & Stephen Dannhauser Mr . & Mrs . Michael Graff Krell Family Foundation The Marvin H . Davidson Foundation Inc . Jeff & Michelle Greenip Mr . & Mrs . Gary Kucich Leonard & Sophie Davis Foundation Mr . & Mrs . Bernard Greenspan Mr . & Mrs . Alexey Kuznetsov Carel C . de Cock Ada Grishaver Mr . & Mrs . Steven G . Lampe Angela De Nicola Barbara Grodd Robert N . Lane Elisabeth de Picciotto Anne & Arnold Gumowitz Mr . & Mrs . Kenneth G . Langone Michael & Dudley Del Balso Ted & Dina Merrill Hartley Richard, Rosalind, Erica Christine Denham James F. Hefelfinger & Alexander Larschan Hester Diamond & Ralph Kaminsky Roberta A . Herbison The Bernard & Muriel Lauren Foundation Jeremy Diamond & Alexandra Lebenthal Terry Hermanson Jennifer Bruder Lavin Cleveland H . Dodge Foundation, Inc . Mr . & Mrs . Paul K . Herzan Mr . & Mrs . Reuben S . Leibowitz Ron & Krys Doerfler Kurt Hielle Mr . & Mrs . Mark Leslie The Max & Victoria Dreyfus Foundation, Inc . Joel & Stacy Hock Peter Levenson Susan W . Dryfoos Mr . & Mrs . Howard M . Holtzmann Mrs . Mortimer Levitt Anthony V . Dub Mr . & Mrs . George R . Hornig The Leon Levy Foundation Alan Dunkelberger Estate of Roslyn Hosenball Ira Levy Estate of Margot Ammann Durrer Mr . & Mrs . Michael S . Hudner Mr . & Mrs . Robert Liberman Mrs . Charles H . Dyson Mr . & Mrs . Jeffrey P . Hughes Robert C . Lieber Brenda Earl Hugoton Foundation Erik & Andrea Lisher Martin & Joann Ephraim Mr . & Mrs . Mel Ilberman David H . Loeb Epstein Teicher Philanthropies Mr . & Mrs . Charles Imohiosen Stephanie & James Loeffler Jennifer & Peter Evans Mr . & Mrs . Paul J . Isaac George T . Lowy Angelique Marcil & Dow Famulak Alice & Laurence Jacobs Gabriele Lunati Mr . & Mrs . Eric C . Fast Mr . & Mrs . James Jacobson Mr . & Mrs . Jeffrey Lynford Greg Feldman Mr . & Mrs . Charles B . Johnson Charlene & Gary MacDougal The Honorable Barbara J . Fife Freda & Chester Johnson Edith W . MacGuire Robin Fishkind Debbie & Howard Jonas Martin & Sheila Major The Ford Foundation Alex S . Jones Mr . & Mrs . Gerard Manolovici Mr . & Mrs . William C . Foster Mr . & Mrs . David A . Jones Dr . & Mrs . Richard A . Marks
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61 $5,000 to V & L Marx Foundation Mr . & Mrs . Christian Pompa Joan O . Stern & Zdzislaw Bochynski Mr . & Mrs . M . Anthony May Françoise Pourcel Odile Stern $9,999 Veronica McCarthy Lynn Povich Melville & Leila Straus continued Paul McDaid Lisa Quattrocchi Mr . & Mrs . John W . Tarbell Mr . & Mrs . John P . McGarry, Jr . Mr . & Mrs . Earl Reiss Mrs . Michael Tarnopol Dextra Baldwin McGonagle Foundation, Inc . Mr . & Mrs . Edmund L . Resor Amy & Jeff Tarr, Jr . Robert B . McKeon Virginia Ridder Mr . & Mrs . John A . Taylor Mr . & Mrs . H . Roemer McPhee Mr . & Mrs . Andy Rifkin Bertram Teich Juan Pablo Meja Anthony Rivera Jennie Thompson & Robert Levy Richard & Ronay Menschel George Roche Barbara & Donald Tober Mr . & Mrs . Michael A . Miles Hon . Allison Whipple Rockefeller Samantha S . Topping Mrs . Minot K . Milliken Phil I . Rosenbaum Cynthia R . Tremblay Joan E . Mintz & Robinson Markel Daniel Rosenblatt Alison Heydt Tung Mr . & Mrs . Alan B . Mitchell Carol & Steve Rosenblum Ko Yung H . Tung David M . Modest & M . Forbes Singer Brian Rosenfeld Dr . & Mrs . Carlos D . Urmacher Mrs . Claus Moller Allison Rosson Mr . & Mrs . Hans P . Utsch Mr . & Mrs . John Moon Mr . & Mrs . Charles M . Royce Dr . & Mrs . P . Roy Vagelos Mr . & Mrs . John A . Moran Neil Rudolph & Susan Cluff Mr . & Mrs . John H . van Merkensteijn Mr . & Mrs . William C . Morris The Family of Rose Russo Sallie Van Rensselaer Elaine C . Murray Mr . & Mrs . Baird W . Ryan Mr . & Mrs . Wynant D . Vanderpoel III Mr . & Mrs . Gregory Muth Mr . & Mrs . Mortimer D .A . Sackler, Jr . Maria Louise Vecchiotti Caroline Naggiar Frances Satalino Joseph & Loretta Vento Nelco Foundation, Inc . Stephen P . Schaible Volunteers Of Legal Service New York Fast Pitch League Feola Scharf Mr . & Mrs . George P . Wagner, Jr . New York Shakespeare Festival Mr . & Mrs . Walter J . Schloss Dr . Karl M . F . Wamsler New York State Council on the Arts Mr . & Mrs . John Schumacher Mr . & Mrs . Craig Wasserman Mr . & Mrs . Frank N . Newman Mr . & Mrs . Jerry Seinfeld Mr . & Mrs . Lawrence Wechsler Mr . John Nitti Naomi O . Seligman & Ernest M . von Simson The Isak & Rose Weinman Foundation, Inc . David P . Nolan Mrs . Nathan Serota Paul J . Weissman Mr . & Mrs . Anthony M . O’Connor Mr . & Mrs . Mel Shaftel Eric K . Wepsic & Tricia Pacelli Friends of Roy Villa Tim Shannon Marianne Westfall Alice & Philip Olick Mr . & Mrs . Terrence Shea Nina & Michael Whitman David S . Orentreich Mr . & Mrs . Russell T . Shepard Sandra Sasser Wijnberg Arthur Ortenberg Mr . & Mrs . Joseph R . Siegelbaum Mr . & Mrs . H . Wilder, Jr . Rebecca & Robert Page Mr . & Mrs . Sidney Simon Mr . & Mrs . Peter Wirth Trish Parcells Marcel J . Sislowitz Mr . & Mrs . H . Joseph Witte Elizabeth Parrilli & J . Christopher Harris Jenny Slayton Ann Eden Woodward Foundation Mrs . Charles D . Peebler, Jr . Mrs . Betty Smelin Maury Yeston Baerbel Perissa Mr . & Mrs . Marshall A . Smith Mrs . Arthur Zankel Kathleen Perkal Matthew C .G . Smith Ron & Jane Zimmerman Robin & Matthew Perkins Mr . & Mrs . Jay T . Snyder Michael Zinman Mr . & Mrs . Norman H . Pessin Maria Sortito Mr . & Mrs . Philip M . Zinn Mrs . Alton E . Peters Catherine J . Spencer James Peterson Lenore Loveman Stadlen Mr . & Mrs . Scott Phillips Mr . & Mrs . Robert K . Steel
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62 $1,000 to Anonymous (31) E . Nelson Asiel Mr . & Mrs . Stephen Berger Mr . & Mrs . Hirschel Abelson Cristina Avello & Ignacio Arnau Bru Dorothy O . Bergeron $4,999 Mr . & Mrs . Henry H . Abernathy, Jr . Dr . & Mrs . Marc R . Avram Mr . & Mrs . Simon Beriro Mona Aboelnaga & Sabi Kanaan Mr . & Mrs . Jay G . Axelrod Mr . & Mrs . Howard P . Berkowitz Alvin Achenbaum Mr . & Mrs . Andres Azpurua Mr . & Mrs . Martin Berkowitz Herbert Ackerman B & M Wright Foundation Mr . & Mrs . Peter Berley Mr . & Mrs . Nicholas Acquavella Hilary & Chris Bader Howard R . Berlin Mr . & Mrs . William R . Acquavella Paul T . Bader Mr . & Mrs . Roger Stuart Berlind Abigail & Christopher Adams Peter Bakstansky & Georgia Steele Mr . Michael Berman & Victoria Hagan Mr . & Mrs . Jonathan Adelson Jerome A . Balest Pam & Gene Bernstein Mr . & Mrs . Alan M . Ades Morton Ballen Mr . & Mrs . Charles G . Berry Mr . & Mrs . Allen Adler Mr . & Mrs . Paul F . Balser Christopher W . Berry Alyson K . Adler & William H . Green Gini & Randy Barbato Lee Berthelsen Mr . & Mrs . Frederick Adler Shelley Barber Mr . & Mrs . Luciano Berti Shahara Ahmad-Llewellyn Karin & Henry Barkhorn Douglas A . Bertsch Mr . & Mrs . Anilesh Ahuja Steven M . Barna & Barbara Robbins Mr . & Mrs . Miguel A . Bezos Christopher K . Aidun & Susan E . Weiner Sally Barnett Mr . & Mrs . Bruno Bich Mr . & Mrs . Lee Sanford Ainslie III Mr . & Mrs . Richard A . Bartlett Big Apple Softball League Patricia R . Ainsworth Mr . & Mrs . Adam Bartos Martin L . Birnbaum & Myra Weiss Paul S . Aisen Francis D . Bartow II Suzy Bisantz Thomas Ajamie Anne H . Bass Mr . & Mrs . Paul Bitler Adrienne Albert Mr . & Mrs . Stephen Bassock Gretchen & David Black Mr . & Mrs . Alan Alda Bruce C . Baughman & Melanie Gaines Arwin Mr . & Mrs . Louis E . Black Catherine Alder Mr . & Mrs . Frank E . Baxter Lauren & Beau Blair Nicole Alger & Zachary Karabell The Howard Bayne Fund Dana Blanton Kathleen B . Allaire Mr . & Mrs . Gentry T . Beach Mr . & Mrs . Lawrence M . Blau Ethel Strong Allen Kathryn & Bruce Beal Mr . & Mrs . James A . Block Altman/Kazickas Foundation Mr . & Mrs . Carter Beal Mr . & Mrs . Richard Block Mr . & Mrs . Eric Altmann Mr . & Mrs . Anson Miele Beard Mai & Douglas Blonsky Alvarez Educational & Charitable Foundation Jane Beasley Jacob Bluestein Foundation Mr . & Mrs . Michael Nash Ambler Caryn & Marc Becker Melvyn H . Blum Mr . & Mrs . Edward Anchel Mr . & Mrs . Paul A . Becker Edwin E . Bobrow Mr . & Mrs . Charles Anderson Susan Beckerman Scott & Roxanne Bok Anderson-Rogers Foundation, Inc . William S . Beinecke Mr . & Mrs . William T . Boland, Jr . Patricia S . Andrews & Michael Gray Joseph Bell & Peter Longo Donya & Scott Bommer Fiona Angelini James Belliveau Rosalynn J . Bonamusa Mr . & Mrs . Michael Annicelli Mrs . Robin Bell-Stevens Thomas E . Bonhag Apple University Ksenjia Belsley Timothy Bonham Alexander Apsis Mr . & Mrs . Rodman Benedict Mr . & Mrs . J . Christopher Bonner Mr . & Mrs . Rand V . Araskog Mr . & Mrs . James Benenson Daniel & Anne Bookin Mr . & Mrs . J .P . Argenti Mr . & Mrs . Andrew S . Benjamin Dorothy A . Borg Mr . & Mrs . William A . Arnold Steven J . Bensinger Mr . & Mrs . Livio M . Borghese Linda Aronoff Mr . & Mrs . Rodney B . Berens Merilee H . Bostock Katherine B . Arthaud J . Frederick Berg, Jr . Scott Boucher Page Ashley Mr . & Mrs . Philip J . Bergan Marx Bowens
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63 $1,000 to Sandra L . Bowers & Ralph B . Walter Thad Buzolich & Sarah Strang Maura J . Clark Dorothy Bracey & Tom Johnson Mr . & Mrs . Russell Byers Mr . & Mrs . David Clary $4,999 Catherine D . Bradley Mr . & Mrs . Michael Cagen Mr . & Mrs . Richard W . Clary continued Inge Brafman Susannah Cahill Saul & Joyce Clateman Barbara Brandt CAL Foundation, Inc . Kerry Ann Clawson Rita S . Brause Patricia Calder John D . Claypoole & Courtney Joseph Mr . & Mrs . Oskar Brecher Mr . & Mrs . Philippe Camus Mr. & Mrs. Michael Clofine Mr . & Mrs . Martin Bregman Stephen E . Canter William C . Close Stuart Bregman Lawrence H . Caplan Dena Kleiman Clossey & David Clossey Mrs . Charles E . Brenauer Mr . & Mrs . Juan Carlos Cappello Mr . & Mrs . David Cody The Brenner Family Foundation Samantha A . Carey Barbara L . Cohen Julianne D . Bresciani Barbara A . Carlino Mr . & Mrs . Barry J . Cohen Stanley & Josephine Brezenoff Lisa & David Carnoy Carrie H . Cohen & Richard A . Lipsey Christina Brice Mr . & Mrs . Ben Carpenter Mr . & Mrs . Charles L . Cohen Joy H . Briggs Ann Marie Carr & Sean Carr Abby & David Cohen Kate Briggs Mr . & Mrs . Michael Carr Gordon G . Cohen & Vicky Oliver Anne Brimberg Robert L . Carter Jill M . Cohen Elizabeth & Stanlee Brimberg Matt & Holly Cassin Rick Cohen Mrs . Lawrence E . Brinn Mr . & Mrs . Frank Castagna Mr . & Mrs . Alan D . Cohn Mr . & Mrs . Bernard Briskin John Z . Censor Gary Cohn & Lisa Pevaroff Cohn Mr . & Mrs . Glenn Britt The Phyllis & Bennett Cerf Foundation, Inc . Mr . & Mrs . John C . Cokinos Sarah & Stuart Britton Mr . & Mrs . Michael S . Chae Mr . & Mrs . G . David Cole Mr . & Mrs . Charles Brock Gerald & Barbara Chait Shelley L . Cole Mr . & Mrs . Daniel Brodsky Mr . & Mrs . James Chandler Mr . & Mrs . Alexander Coleman Mr . & Mrs . Kenneth D . Brody Mr . & Mrs . Samuel R . Chapin Caroline V . Coleman Laura & Stafford Broumand Andrew H . Chapman George Anthony N . Colettis Hope Brown Jinx Chapman & Marina E . Livanos Karin B . Brown Richard Chapman Mr . & Mrs . Geoffrey O . Coley Mr . & Mrs . Robert L . Brown Jacques Chappuis Drs . Bobbi & Barry Coller Robert Browne Debrah Lee Charatan Mr . & Mrs . Christopher Collins Mr . & Mrs . Clyde R . Brownstone Nabil Chartouni The Collins Family Jane & John Bryan Beverly & Herbert Chase Mr . & Mrs . Christopher M . Condron Mr . & Mrs . Christopher E . Buck Mr . & Mrs . Paul Cheng Abigail S . Congdon & Joseph F . Azrack Mr . & Mrs . Jeffrey Buckalew Mr . & Mrs . Bernard Cherry John Conklin Mr . & Mrs . Leslie H . Buckland Jim Chervenak The G .L . Connolly Foundation Mr . & Mrs . Robert L . Burch III Mr . & Mrs . Matthew Cherwin Jaymel E . Connor Mr . & Mrs . James E . Burke Diane M . Chesnut Robert & Sally Conti Mr . & Mrs . Harry Burn Mr . & Mrs . Adam Chinn Ms . Susan E . Cook & Mr . Drew S . Fine Lindsay Burn The Chisholm Foundation Valerie Cooke & Mark Brodsky Jim Burns Marvin Chow & Ji Young Park Joan Cooney & Peter G . Peterson Sarah Burns & Robert Israel Neil D . & Kathleen M . Chrisman Lenore C . Cooney John & Ann Buser Ashley Christopher Carol L . Cooper Butler Conservation Fund, Inc . Mr . & Mrs . Hudnall Christopher Mr . & Mrs . Henry Cornell Robert S . Butler Sue & Huhnsik Chung Melanie A . Coronetz & Bruce G . Miller Mr . & Mrs . Samuel C . Butler Mrs . Jonathan Churchill Stefano & Monica Corsi
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64 $1,000 to Mr . & Mrs . Peter Coster John H . de Neufville John M . Downing J . Grant Couch, Jr . Barbara de Portago Kathleen M . Doyle & Richard Ravitch $4,999 Mr . & Mrs . George S . Coumantaros Robert de Rothschild Mr . & Dr . Craig A . Drill continued Mr . & Mrs . Phillip R . Cowen Daniel de Roulet Jacqueline H . Dryfoos Mr . & Mrs . Wilbur Cowett Odile De Schietere Mr . & Mrs . Maurice DuBois Mr . & Mrs . William C . Cox, Jr . Mr . & Mrs . Mike DeFlorio Diane Sweeney Dundee Jennie Tarr Coyne Christina & David deForest Keys Mr . & Mrs . Gilbert Dunham Rose Cozzarelli Mr . & Mrs . Randy Del Franco Mr . & Mrs . Patrick Dyson Cynara Crandall Mr. & Mrs. John D. Delafield Mr . & Mrs . Bruno Eberli Scott Crawford Madeline T . Delianides Mr . & Mrs . George A . Eberstadt Elizabeth & Derek Cribbs Mr . & Mrs . Patrick Demarchelier Mr . & Mrs . E . Llwyd Ecclestone J . Kipton Cronkite Margaret Demarrais Karen Eckhoff Mary Sharp Cronson Kelney Denebeim Mr . & Mrs . Jonathan Eddy Mr . & Mrs . Dennis W . Cross Mr . & Mrs . Benjamin J . Denihan Mr . & Mrs . Kenneth L . Edlow Anna Erskine Crouse Marie G . Dennett Foundation Amy Edwards Mr . & Mrs . James T . Crown Mr . & Mrs . Steven A . Denning Mr . & Mrs . John B . Ehrenkranz Nancy J . Crown & Sam K . Weisman Mr . & Mrs . George E . Derrick Mr . & Mrs . Sanford Ehrenkranz Mr . & Mrs . Joseph H . Cruickshank Jennie & Richard DeScherer Helene B . Eiber Mr . & Mrs . Edgar M . Cullman, Jr . Mary M . DeSilva Mr . & Mrs . Neil T . Eigen Charlotte Cunningham-Rundles Pierre J . Devegh John & Zoe Eisenberg & James Bussel Tom R . Devine & Anne M . Carracino Howard L . Ellin, Esq . Usha & Robert Cunningham, Jr . Mr . & Mrs . Dinyar S . Devitre Martin Elling Mr . & Mrs . Charles MacNeil Curry III Mr . & Mrs . Robert Devlin John Elliot & Laura Philips Danielle Cusson Mary deWysocki Donald Ellis Richard W . Dahlia Becky Diamond & Jamie Stecher Mr . & Mrs . Mark Ellis Joseph R . Daly Foundation Mr . & Mrs . David Dietz Mr . & Mrs . Niko Elmaleh D . Ronald Daniel & Lise Scott Adriana Dilancea Jennifer Elworth Palm Judy & Aaron Daniels Anna Karin & David Dillard Jeffrey Embree & Emily Carey Jennifer L . Daniels Thomas J . Dillman Donna Emma & S . Lawrence Davis Mr . & Mrs . Leslie B . Daniels Elaine Dine Michael N . Emmerman Constantine Danilevsky Junia Doan Blair England & Peter Carlin Peggy & Richard M . Danziger Mr . & Mrs . Charles Francis Dolan Robert F . Engle III & Marianne Engle Virginia L . Darrow Heather Dominick-Kosmicki Bonnie S . Englebardt Mr . & Mrs . Peter A . Davidsson Evelyn & Mike Donatelli Dasha Epstein James & Heather Davies Mr . & Mrs . Christopher Donohoe Elissa & Herbert Epstein Ward & Jessica Davis Catherine Donohue Philip Erard Mr . & Mrs . Gordon J . Davis Matthew & Ginger Dontzin The Armand G . Erpf Fund J . David Davis Mr . & Mrs . Michael Dorrian Mr . & Mrs . Michael P . Esposito III Suzanne G . Davis Alan Dorsey James & Nina Essey Constance De Balmann Patrick Dorsey & Alessandra Devine Mr . & Mrs . Maks A . Etingin Mr . & Mrs . Cedric De Corla-Souza Pat Doudna Mr . & Mrs . William Ettelson Mr . & Mrs . Arthur M . de Graffenried III Mr . & Mrs . Robert R . Douglass George Evans Mr . & Mrs . Roberto de Guardiola Arden D . Down Mr . & Mrs . John Evans Mr . & Mrs . Laurent De Marval Nancy & Bob Downey Lori Evans & William Bernstein
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65 $1,000 to Mr . & Mrs . Robert K . Evert Mr . & Mrs . William Flynn Jane Gelb Dr . & Mrs . Anthony B . Evnin Penelope Dyson Foley Mr . & Mrs . Arthur Gelfand $4,999 Bruce R . Ewing The Hon . & Mrs . Thomas C . Foley Robert & Lois Geller continued Elizabeth Eyres Webster John G . Forbes, Jr . Mr . & Mrs . Michael Gellert Mr . & Mrs . Gerald Fagan Mr . & Mrs . David B . Ford Cosby & Timothy George Mr . & Mrs . Robert B . Fagenson Emily F . Ford Mr . & Mrs . Peter Georgescu Samuel & Claire Fagin Edward C . Forst Renee L . Gernand Bayla K . Falber Marjorie Fortgang Maxine L . Gerson Mr . & Mrs . J .P . Fanjul Mr . & Mrs . Tom Fortin Dr . Gervaise Gerstner Mr . & Mrs . Kevin Farley Mr . & Mrs . Paul J . Fortner Nomi Ghez & Michael Siegal Mr . & Mrs . Thomas N . Farmakis Kotorynee Fragoro Carol Terese Giaconelli Colin & Katy Farmer Susan Fraker Mr . & Mrs . Vincent Q . Giffuni Marvin Fastenberg Mr . & Mrs . Lew Frankfort A . Mary Gilbert Mr . & Mrs . Roger C . Faxon Catherine Fredman Britt-Louise Gilder Mr . & Mrs . Harvey Fein Mr . & Mrs . David Freedman Evan S . Giniger Mr . & Mrs . Frank Feinberg Mr . & Mrs . James Freeman Raymond P . & Marie M . Ginther Amy & Rob Feinblatt Mr . & Mrs . Tom Freudenheim Mr . & Mrs . John C . Giordano, Jr . Alfred Feinman Mary Louise Frick Ruth E . Gitlin Ms . Shirin von Wolffen Mr . & Mrs . J . Michael Fried Theodore P . Giuliano & Mr . Frederic Fekkai Barry S . Friedberg & Charlotte Moss Mr . & Mrs . Henry Glanternik Mr . & Mrs . William A . Felder Mr . & Mrs . David Friedland Tony Gleason Gretchen V . & Samuel M . Feldman Robert A . Friedman Peter H . Gleason Private Foundation & Jane Grenadier Friedman Adam Glick & Denise Scruton Leslie C . Feldman Mr & Mrs . Eric Friel Regina Glocker Mr . & Mrs . Richard Feldstein Mr . & Mrs . Elliot Friman Mr . & Mrs . Thomas S . Glover Mr . & Mrs . Gary Felsher Mr . & Mrs . Kenneth Frydman Virginia Holden Glover Mr . & Mrs . Jay Fensterstock Amanda S . Fuhrman Jean Golden Mr . & Mrs . Scott D . Ferguson Mr . & Mrs . Henry Fuhs III Suzanne & John Golden John K . & Patricia J . Figge Charitable George Fulcher & Danielle Warren Mr . & Mrs . Michael Golden Foundation Mr . & Mrs . Edmund J . Fusco Mr . & Mrs . Scott E . Golden Carmen A . Figueroa Young Mr . & Mrs . Valentin Fuster Mr . & Mrs . Jeffrey B . Goldenberg Elinor Tomback Fine Nancy B . Gaffney Mr . & Mrs . Charles N . Goldman Leslie Ann Finerman & Sean Goodrich Mr . & Mrs . Francesco Galesi William Goldman Mr . & Mrs . Seth J Finkel Mr . & Mrs . Thomas Gallagher Margie Goldsmith Pamela Fiori & Colt Givner Mr . & Mrs . Lee M . Gammill, Jr . Carl Goldstein Mr . & Mrs . Sheldon Fireman Mr . & Mrs . Robert M . Gardiner Judith S . Goldstein Mr . & Mrs . Charles Avery Fisher Loraine F . Gardner & Daniel Dolgin Stanley P . Goldstein Mrs . Donald G . Fisher Mr . & Mrs . Richard Garland Perry & Donna Golkin Nancy E . Fisher Mr . & Mrs . Johnson Garrett Edward E . Gonzalez Fisher-Cummings Family Fund Huntley & Emily Garriott June Gooch-Wagenberg Dr . & Mrs . Jack Fishman The GE Foundation Ann M . Goodbody Mr . & Mrs . Thomas M . Fitzgerald III Melissa Geiger & Paul Marvin Mr . & Mrs . Gary Goodenough Sander A . Flaum Nancy J . Geiss Mr . & Mrs . Bruce L . Goodman Margaret & Howard Fluhr Hon . & Mrs . Bruce S . Gelb Estate of Richard Goodman
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66 $1,000 to Marian Goodman Mrs . Henry A . Grunwald Woody Heller Mr . & Mrs . Mark Goodman Mr . & Mrs . Paul Guerin Mr . & Mrs . Walter Hellerstein $4,999 Mr . & Mrs . Andrew Hunt Gordon Frances & Gérard Guillemot Elizabeth & Jerome Hellman continued Scott Gordon & Lynn Wright Mr . & Mrs . Geoffrey Gund Mr . & Mrs . Todd Henderson Mrs . Sheldon Gordon Henrietta Gwaltney J . Charles Hendon, Jr . Victoria & Ben Gore Mimi L . Haas Wolf H . Hengst Penny & James Gorman Steven Haas The Joan C . & David L . Henle Foundation Katie Gormly Mr . & Mrs . Sherlock D . Hackley, Jr . Loretta M . Hennessey Damon Gorrie Wendy Haft & Houstoun Demere Diane & John Herfort Mrs . Noah Gottdiener Mr . & Mrs . Peter R . Haje Joseph Herlihy Dr . & Mrs . Antonio Gotto Patricia R . Hall Dr . & Mrs . Valentin E . Hernandez Mr . & Mrs . Laurence Grafstein Howard E . Hallengren Mr . & Mrs . James H . Herring Mrs . Mark R . Graham Mimi Halpern Mr . & Mrs . Arthur Hershaft Mr . & Mrs . Philip L . Graham, Jr . Alison Harmelin & Sam Hamadeh Miriam Hess Dr . & Mrs . Victor R . Grann Mr . & Mrs . Thomas G . Hamill Luule N . Hewson Dawne Marie Grannum Hamilton Family Foundation Susan Hickey B . M . Grasso Claudia L . Hammerman Mark G . Higgins & Angeline J . Huang Mr . & Mrs . Austen T . Gray III David T . Hansen & Elaine V . Fuchs Patricia Higgins Betsy S . Green Gina Hansen Mr . & Mrs . Miles L . Highsmith Jenny Slayton Green Mr . & Mrs . Peter C . Harkins David & Nancy Hillis Mr . & Mrs . David R . Greenbaum Mr . & Mrs . Christopher B . Harned William Talbott Hillman Foundation Mr . & Mrs . Jeffrey Greenberg Gerard E . Harper Diane & Kenneth Hipkins Louise Greenberg Arthur S . Harris Mr . & Mrs . David A . Hirsch Stephen & Myrna Greenberg Mr . & Mrs . Benjamin Harris Douglas Hitchner Jerome L . Greene Foundation Inc . Julie Harris Mr . & Mrs . Myron A . Hofer Roger A . Greenspun Richard & Susan Harris Mr . & Mrs . Frank L . Hohmann III Renee & Justin Greenstein Halley K . Harrisburg & Michael Rosenfeld Mr . & Mrs . Daniel Hoinacki Gail Gregg Mr . & Mrs . Edward Harrison Blythe Holbrooke Mr . & Mrs . Peter S . Gregory Mr . & Mrs . John S . Harrison Thomas J . Holden Christina Skinner Grewal Grace W . Harvey Mr . & Mrs . Stephen Holland Mr . & Mrs . Thomas Grier Maura L . Harway & Richard W . Mark Linda Holliday Deborah A. Griffin Anna & Tony Hass Denise Hoogland Malkin Thomas M. Griffing Sylvia Kay Hassenfeld Mr . & Mrs . Harold Hope Mr . & Mrs . Wade Griggs III Janice P . Haggerty Mandana Hormozi Teresa M . Grimm Elizabeth Ann Hawker Kenneth Horowitz Laura L . Grimmer & Michael D . Beil Mr . & Mrs . Andrew P . Heaney Mr . & Mrs . Stan Horowitz Patricia H . Grodd & Michael S . Stone Margaret S . Hedberg May K . Houghton Terry & Michael Groll Mr . & Mrs . Michael Hegarty Mr . & Mrs . Ara Hovnanian Vicki & Michael Gross Mr . & Mrs . Albert P . Hegyi Kathryn & Jack Howard Paul & Gayle Gross Peter C . Hein & Anne Farley Dr . & Mrs . Lawrence Howard L . Jay Grossman, Jr . Michelle Marie Heinemann Mr . & Mrs . Charles O . Hoyt Mary & Carter Groves Mrs . Andrew Heiskell Mr . & Mrs . Henry H . Hoyt, Jr . Mr . & Mrs . Ray J . Groves John Heist Mrs . Jackson Hsieh Antonia & George Grumbach, Jr . Mr . & Mrs . Michael Heller Karen K . C . Hsu
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67 $1,000 to Mr . & Mrs . Fred Hubbell Mr . & Mrs . Warren S . Josephy Mrs . Alastair J . Keith Lauren D . Hubbell Kevin Jovanovic, M .D . & Kimberly Many Justine P . Keithline $4,999 Jochen Hueckmann Pamela J . Joyner Mr . & Mrs . Gershon Kekst continued Mr . & Mrs . Craig A . Huff Mr . & Mrs . Ed Juda Robert G . Keller Mr . & Mrs . John E . Hull Mr . & Mrs . Robert B . Judell Mr . & Mrs . Chad C . Kelley Annie & Ben Huneke Mr . & Mrs . Peter L . Juhas Mr . & Mrs . George A . Kellner Jennifer Huntley Ora Julie Dr . & Mrs . Kevin V Kelly Robert Hurwitz & Carol Ann Peterson Mr . & Mrs . Robert Juneja Lorna Kelly Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Hutfilz Mr . & Mrs . Peter Kagan Diane & Matthew Kelly William D . Hyler Mr . & Mrs . William M . Kahane Mr . & Mrs . James L . Kempner Mrs . Edward S . Hyman, Jr . Kenneth M . Kahn Mr . & Mrs . Michael Kempner Miriam & Steven Hyman Mr . & Mrs .Thomas G . Kahn Elaine P . Kend Barbara Iason & Robert S . Buford, Jr . Jay Kaiser Mr . & Mrs . Craig L . Kennedy Jack Intrator Mr . & Mrs . Harry P . Kamen Carol & Jerry Kenney Mr . & Mrs . Thomas C . Israel Sandra & Michael Kamen Judith Ann Kenney Hugh Jackman Robert & Lorna Kamen Charlotte V . Kent Alice Jacobs Mr . & Mrs . David Kamin Mr . & Mrs . Peter M . Kern Mr . & Mrs . Raphael Jacobs Mr . & Mrs . Amos Kaminski Mr . & Mrs . Edward Kerschner Mr . & Mrs . Walter F . Jacobs Mr . & Mrs . Paul Kanavos Paul Kessel, Ph .D Edward A . Jacobson The Kandell Fund Mr . & Mrs . Stephen Ketchum Joanne Jacobson Jennifer Kaplan Sharon K . Kilmer Mr . & Mrs . John Jacobsson Pat & Paul D . Kaplan Daniel A . Kind Liz & Alan Jaffe Mr . & Mrs . Scott B . Kapnick Mr . & Mrs . Gideon King Irma B . Jaffe David I . Karabell & Paula Moss Mrs . Kerryn King Mr . & Mrs . Richard E . Jaffe Halina L . Karachuk Mr . & Mrs . Timothy Kingston Mr . & Mrs . William H . Janeway Sylvia & T . Byram Karasu Mr . & Mrs . Henry A . Kissinger Julia Janes & Andrew I . Gordon William W . Karatz William Kistler Diane Janicki Rolly Karlen & Mary Anne Jones Mr . & Mrs . Ed Kittredge Mr . & Mrs . Morton L . Janklow Sally & Ivar Kasaks Mr . & Mrs . Ron Klagsburn Mr . & Mrs . Theodore P . Janulis Mr . & Mrs . Bruce Kasman Kelly A . Klein Pamela Jarvis & Anthony E . Davis Mr . & Mrs . Roger E . Kass Elysabeth Kleinhans Eric M . Javits, Jr . Lee & Helen Katsidhe Daney & Lee Klingenstein Jocelyn I . Javits & Kamil A . Grajski Jeffrey S . Katz John & Karen Klopp Elizabeth & Robert A . Jeffe Lauren Katz Mr . & Mrs . William J . Kneisel Judith C . Jocson-Singer & David Z . Singer Mr . & Mrs . Robert J . Katz Rachel & William Knobler The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Eric R . Katzman & Melissa L . Elstein Charlotte A . Koch Foundation Susan & Grange Johnson Mr . & Mrs . George S . Kaufman Candice Koederitz Tracey & Eric Johnston Bill & Paulette Kaufmann Ruth R . Koeppel Stanley & Dawn Jonas Mrs . Harry L . Kavetas William I . Kohane Mrs . Carlisle Jones Anne L . Keating Melissa & Andrew Komaroff Mr . & Mrs . Christopher S . Jones Dan Keating Kerry L . Konrad Dan & Lisa Jones Diane Keefe John & Anabel Konwiser Eric & Kate Jones W . Michael Keenan Thomas Kopczynski & Dorothea Schlosser John H . Josephson & Carolina Zapf Laura E . Keeton & Henry McVey Sharon & Cary Koplin
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68 $1,000 to Danielle Koplin Mr . & Mrs . M . Steven Langman The Lichtenstein Foundation Kay & William Koplovitz Dorothy & Cliff Lanier Dorothy Lichtenstein $4,999 Alan W . Kornberg & Harold Koda Mr . & Mrs . Chris Lanning Mr . & Mrs . Bruce A . Lieberman continued Helen & Jules Kornblau / Frederick W . Lapham III Warren Liebesman The Kornblau Family Foundation Abigail Lash & Austin Shapard Barbara Lifton Mr . & Mrs . Edward S . Kornreich Mr . & Mrs . Robert L . Laufer Mr . & Mrs . Jeffrey Lignelli Jane L . Koryn Robert Laurie Lindemann Abend Foundation Jonathan L . Koslow & Susan L . Robbins Mrs . Luke P . LaValle, Jr . Mr . & Mrs . Troland S . Link Janice & John Kosta Mr . & Mrs . Bryan H . Lawrence Mr . & Mrs . Yen Liow William Otto Koster & Elaine Landis Koster Dr . Jeanne K . Lawrence Jonathan Lipnick & Susan C . Scheuer Stephen C . Koval & Celeste M . Sant’Angelo Mr . & Mrs . Lawrence C . N . Laybourne Robert I . Lipp Lillian E . Kraemer Mr . & Mrs . Charles Lazarus Mr . & Mrs . Thomas H . Lister Daniel R . Kramer Dr . & Mrs . George M . Lazarus Melinda L . Lloyd Kandy & Jeffrey Kramer Joan Leake Susan Lloyd Morris J . Kramer Joy & Russell Leavitt Katherine Lockwood Teresa Kratzman Laurie Lederman Molly F . Ashby & Gerald M . Lodge Mr . & Mrs . Henry R . Kravis Carol Lee & Brian Apatoff Arthur L . Loeb Dorothy & Jerome Kretchmer Mr . & Mrs . James W . Lee Mr . & Mrs . Kenneth R . Logan Stephanie Krieger Jane Love Lee Alexandra W . Logue & Ian Shrank Mr . & Mrs . H . Frederick Krimendahl II Anki & Douglas Leeds Mr . & Mrs . Stephen H . Long Holly Newman Kroft & Gordon Kroft Mr . & Mrs . Paul A . Leff Mr . & Mrs . Allan Loren Susan Kroll Ted Leh Mr . & Mrs . Kevin Lorenz Mary T . Krueger & Peter Sullivan Susan Carmel Lehrman Gerald & Barbara Loughlin Mr . & Mrs . John L . Kubacki Mr . & Mrs . Paul N . Leitner John J . Loughnane Shweta & Anand Kulkarni Kurt F . Leopold & Roseanne C . McConville Elizabeth Kumin Patrick LePore Matthew Love Mr . & Mrs . Hiroki M . Kurita Mr . & Mrs . Howard S . Lepow Robert L . Love Lafferty Family Charitable Foundation Mr . & Mrs . William Douglas Lese Stanley J . Love Sean & Sharon Lafferty Michael M . Leslie Pamela & Jeffrey Lovinger Peter G . LaFleche Mr . & Mrs . Joshua A . Leuchtenburg Mrs . Louis Lowenstein Alison J . Lage Mr . & Mrs . John R . Levene Mr . & Mrs . Paul C . Lowerre Dr . Thomas A . Lallas Daniela Levenson Ann Lozman & Jay Harris Mr . & Mrs . James D . Lally Marilyn Levey Janine Luke Mr . & Mrs . Benjamin V . Lambert Mr . & Mrs . Richard Levin John Lummis Fernand & Nicole Lamesch John Levine & Susan Clopton Mr . & Mrs . Terry J . Lundgren Mr . & Mrs . Edgar Lampert Mr . & Mrs . Harry Levine Victoria Lunt W . Loeber & Barbara Landau Mr . & Mrs . Steven A . Levine Victoria & Eric Lustbader Sandra A . Riemer Landers Fran & Carl Levinson Mr . & Mrs . John Lykouretzos Mr . & Mrs . Eric S . Lane Mr . & Mrs . John S . Levy Mr . & Mrs . Hampton S . Lynch Christian Lange Victor Levy Podie Lynch & James A . Torrey Mr . & Mrs . Robert Lange Eleanor Lewart Susan E . Lynch Margo Morton Langenberg Mrs . Memrie M . Lewis Mr . & Mrs . Thomas C . Lynch Patricia & Andrew Langer Mr . Peter A . Lewis Susan V . Lynskey Mr . & Mrs . Debra Langer Mr . & Mrs . William M . Lewis, Jr . Virginia Lyon
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69 $1,000 to Olivia A . Lyons Farrokh Mazdeyasna Mr . & Mrs . Jeremiah Milbank III Mr . & Mrs . Bruce G . Maasbach Bryan & Sarah Mazlish Andrew Miller & Dianne F . Lob $4,999 Alexander Maccormick The MBS Foundation c/o Michelle Stein Mrs . Stanley R . Miller continued Mr . & Mrs . Timothy Macdonald Lisa P . McAlister Claudia Miller Neil Macfarquhar Mr . & Mrs . Timothy B . McBride Elizabeth & Richard Miller Duncan MacGuigan Mr . & Mrs . Patrick K . McBrien Mr . & Mrs . Rodney D . Miller Sarah & Alec Machiels Carlyn McCaffrey & John P . McCaffrey Mr . & Mrs . William J . Miller Mr . & Mrs . Earle I . Mack William McCarten Mr . & Mrs . William R . Miller Mr . & Mrs . Ian MacKenzie Doug McCullough Mr . & Mrs . Nicolas Millhouse Mr . & Mrs . Robert B . W . MacNeil Mr . & Mrs . Thomas McDermott Sally Minard & Norton Garfinkle Elizabeth A . Maher Karen L . McDonald Alison R . Minton Mrs . David J . Mahoney Amanda McDorman Leslie Berman Mintz & Fredric J . Mintz Mr . & Mrs . Christopher B . Mailman Mr . & Mrs . Michael McEvilly Mr . & Mrs . George L . Miranda Dr . & Mrs . Jerome E . Maisel Eileen M . McEvoy Mr . & Mrs . Joseph V . Missett III Kelly & Edward Mallon Mr . & Mrs . Gavin McFarland Jean Mitchell & Frederick Cannon Mr . & Mrs . Arthuros Mangriotis Mr . & Mrs . Douglas H . McGee John W . Mitchell Mary Maniaci & Rupert Fennelly Mr . & Mrs . Donald A . McGovern Lauren C . Mitchell Sandra Rodman Mann Douglas McGrath & Jane Read Martin Robbin E . Mitchell & Jeffrey M . Scruggs Mr . & Mrs . Fraydun Manocherian Mr . & Mrs . Andrew J . McGuigan Mr . & Mrs . Paul R . Model Mr . & Mrs . Jed Manocherian Amy B . McIntosh Susan Moldow Mr . & Mrs . Robert M . Manocherian Arlene Price McKay Mr . & Mrs . Jean-Hugues Monier Mr . & Mrs . Alexander P . Marchessini Mr . & Mrs . L .J . McKay Ellen C . Monk Lara Marcon & Jayaveera Kodali Clare McKeon Mr . & Mrs . Thomas K . Montag Mr . & Mrs . John L . Marion Emily & Scott McLellan Sarah & Joel Montgomery Mr . & Mrs . Alan R . Marks II Vicky McLoughlin Margaret Nelson & Willard S . Moore Nicholas P . Marotta Mr . & Mrs . Peter McNierney Clay W . Moorhead Eduardo R . Marquez Marianne Mebane Mr . & Mrs . Rodman W . Moorhead III Peter N . Marron Mr . & Mrs . Timothy Medland Cynthia Morales Nikki Marshall Melissa Meeschaert Joseph T . Morello Brian Patrick Martin Joseph Mehlman Yvonne & Arthur Moretti Mr . & Mrs . George Kelly Martin Jane W . Meisel & Ronald C . Miller Mr . & Mrs . Robert J . Morgado Kenneth Martin & Christine Hepburn Mr . & Mrs . Joseph P . Mele Charles F . Morgan Sarah Marie Martin Anita K . Meltzer Alan R . Morris Mr . & Mrs . Roman Martinez IV Mr . & Mrs . Steven Mendelow Melissa & Chappy Morris The Nicholas Martini Foundation Rebekah Mercer Kathy & John Morrissey Natsuki Mason Gregory & Audrey Meredith Jay & Catherine Morrow Mrs . Jack C . Massey Mr . & Mrs . Arthur C . Merrill, Jr . Mr . & Mrs . Robert E . Morrow Joseph Masteroff Marney Mesch Mr . & Mrs . Lester S . Morse, Jr . Robert & Rita Matthews Betsy Messerschmitt Mr . & Mrs . Stanley G . Mortimer III Sir Deryck Maughan Michael Metelenis Jeffrey W . Moses, M .D . Mr . & Mrs . Adam E . Max Metzger-Price Fund, Inc . Mr . & Mrs . Jeffrey Moskin Meera & Marc Mayer Mr . & Mrs . Neil Meyer Mr . & Mrs . Benito Moyer Nancy R . Mayer Mr . & Mrs . Richard T . Meyer Mr . & Mrs . Karlheinz Muhr Mr . & Mrs . John Maynard Milbank Memorial Fund Maureen Mulheren
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70 $1,000 to Shelley Mulitz Amie & Scott Nuttall R . Hugo Patterson Donald R . Mullen, Jr . Mr . & Mrs . Graham O’Brien David P . Pearson $4,999 S . Basu Mullick Robert & Patricia O’Brien Rani & Charles Peck continued Mr . & Mrs . M . Saleem Muqaddam Mr . & Mrs . Paul M . O’Connor III Liliane & Norman Peck Mr . & Mrs . Satoru Murase The Octagon Fund in Community Funds, Inc . Mr . & Mrs . Michael Pedone Brian & Francie Murphy Carmen Hooker Odom Faith & David Pedowitz Mr . & Mrs . Grant Murray Mr . & Mrs . Kevin J . O’Donohue Mr . & Mrs . Edwin Peissis Donna M . Muscari Mr . & Mrs . Howard Oestreich The Perlmutter Family Foundation Betsy Myers & Evan Vosburgh Ned S. & Amanda M. Offit Mr . & Mrs . Louis Perlmutter Mr . & Mrs . Gregory D . Myers Mr . & Mrs . James P . Offut, Jr . Mr . & Mrs . Jason Lee Perri Richard & Nicole Nackenson Mr . & Mrs . Thomas P . Ogden Sandra S . Pershing Mr . & Mrs . David Nadien Cynthia O’Hara Regina S . Peruggi Mr . & Mrs . Peter A . Nadosy Mr . & Mrs . Tim O’Hara William E . Peters, Jr . Shannon Nagle Sarah Frank & Landis Olesker Amy A . Peterson Paul Naour Jessica Oliver Richard G . Peterson & Ellen S . Flamm Tricia Napor Charles D . Olson Mrs . Milton Petrie Mr . & Mrs . Laurence Nath Heather F . Olson & Glenn E . Crotty Robert Petrie Leonard Nathanson Jon H . Olson Mr . & Mrs . Richard B . Petrocelli Nautilus Foundation, Inc . Ann G . O’Malley Ms . Simona Petrova Vassilev Mr . & Mrs . James M . Nederlander Mr . & Mrs . George D . O’Neill Jim Pettus Mr . & Mrs . George A . Needham Brooke Ooten Mr. & Mrs. Brian C. Pfeifler Mark Nelkin Lida Orzeck Mr . & Mrs . Edmund Phelps Mr . & Mrs . Daniel Nelson Mary Karen & David O’Shaughnessy Mr . & Mrs . Barrett Nelson Pickett Mr . & Mrs . Randolph Nelson Dr . & Mrs . Ariel Ostad Melinda Piercy Linda & Stuart Nelson Benay C . Ostrager-DiGia Mr . & Mrs . Todd Pietri Mr . & Mrs . Robert Nemo The Overbrook Foundation Samuel A . Pilcer & Grace C . Pilcer Ruth Nerken Mr . & Mrs . Michael Overlock Anne C . Pilson Mr . & Mrs . Larry Neubauer Claudia & Gunnar Overstrom Steven Pinkos & Jennifer Martin-Pinkos Heidi Neuhoff Mr . & Mrs . Robert O . Owens Mr . & Mrs . Eugene Pinover Dorothy Neustadter Susan Paine Mr . & Mrs . Joseph J . Pinto Mr . & Mrs . Robert L . Newberger Mr . & Mrs . Bruce L . Paisner Dr . & Mrs . W . Reid Pitts, Jr . Mr . & Mrs . Mark Newhouse Anka K . Palitz Louis Pizzarello Mr . & Mrs . Michael Newhouse Christine Pallares Ms . Ronnie Planalp Howard & Maryam Newman Mr . & Mrs . Anthony Pantaleoni & Mr . Stephen S . Trevor Kevin Neznek Elizabeth Papadopoulos Mr . & Mrs . Nicholas Platt Lynn & Nick Nicholas Maria Pappas Mr . & Mrs . William S . Plotch Mr . & Mrs . Wade H . Nichols Parents Association of the Judith J . Plows Susan Nickerson Calhoun School, Inc . Ron Pobuda Mrs . Samuel Niedelman Steven M . Parker Robert Pohly & Julie Turaj Daniel Nir & Jill Braufman Carole Parsons Bailey Ms . Terri E . Polk Diane Allen Nixon Mr . & Mrs . Gerard Pasciucco Jef Pollock & Deborah Brown Lawrence Noe Mr . & Mrs . Jeffrey Pash Cynthia & Leon Polsky Mr . & Mrs . Robert Nolan J . Ritchie Patterson Alexandra Pomeroy Lorne & Judith Norton Mr . & Mrs . Jeffrey Patterson Rosemary Ponzo & Edward A . Ankudavich
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71 $1,000 to Timothy Pope & Robin Berg Mrs . William Rayner Mr . & Mrs . Robert Rosenman Mr . & Mrs . William M . Pope, Jr . Bennett Rechler Claire Rosenstein $4,999 David S . Portny Carolyn & Joe Reece The Juliet Rosenthal Foundation, Inc . continued Sidney Lee Posel The Reed Foundation, Inc . Andrew H . Rosenthal John E . Postley, Jr . Mark E . Reed III & Daria D . Ilunga David A . Rosinus Mr . & Mrs . William A . Potter Thomas W . Regan, Jr . William Roskin Robin Conway Poulos Peter J . Regna Mr . & Mrs . Alfred F . Ross Mr . & Mrs . Donald A . Powers Lisa Reid Mr . & Mrs . Stephen M . Ross Donna Poyiadjis Mr . & Mrs . Russell L . Reid Steven P . & Linda S . Ross Katharine C . Prentice Christina Reik Wilbur L . Ross & Hilary Geary Dr . & Mrs . Peter I . Pressman Mr . & Mrs . Keith Reinhard Mr . & Mrs . Laurence B . Rossbach, Jr . Patsy Preston Molly S . Reinhart Mrs . Stanley Rossman Mr . & Mrs . Malcolm Price Dale Reiss & Jerome King Mr . & Mrs . Jean-Pierre Rosso Michael & Vikki Price Amelia & Eliot Relles Mr . & Mrs . Jon W . Rotenstreich William W . Priest & Katherine Bristor The Karl F . Reuling Fund Mr . & Mrs . Alvin Roth Lawrence Prince Paul & Lisa Revson Mr . & Mrs . William M . Roth Ron B . Prince & Mark Hartnett Mr . & Mrs . Thomas L . Rhodes Christopher H . Rothko & Lori L . Cohen Renata Propper Mr . & Mrs . Brian Riano Steven J . & Robin Rotter Family Foundation Mr . & Mrs . Michael A . Proskin Katherine Rice & Peter Frishauf Mr . & Mrs . Terez Rowley Susan Ann Protter Mr . & Mrs . Gregory Rice Estate of Hazel Roy Othon & Kathy Prounis Grace E . Richardson Pamela & Richard Rubinstein Foundation Mr . & Mrs . Theodore O . Prounis Maria C . Richter Mr . & Mrs . Carlos Manuel Ruiz Mrs . Richard I . Purnell Michael Ridder & Linda Vance Bonnie Rukin Bambi Putnam Robert & Arleen Rifkind Emily Rukin Mr . & Mrs . Alan G . Quasha Zibby & Andrew Right Mary A .H . Rumsey Foundation Mr . & Mrs . Derrick Queen Barbara J . Riley Anne Hammond Ruppe Mark & Dara Quinlan Mr . & Mrs . D . Paul Rittmaster Joan L . & Reade H . Ryan Yvonne S . Quinn Mr . & Mrs . Michael D . Robbins Mr . & Mrs . T . Timothy Ryan Terri & Joe Rachelle Mr . & Mrs . Rick Robbins Karen Marie Ryugo & James M . Burnosky Lisa, Steve & Violet Radgowski Catherine G . Roberts Elaine Saber Radical Media Donald M . & Mary G . Roberts Dr . & Mrs . Michael E . Sachs Mr . & Mrs . John Radziwill Mr . & Mrs . Marc R . Roberts Deborah Sagner Mr . & Mrs . Paul E . Raether Mr . & Mrs . Thomas A . Roberts Lauren Cabral Salem Dan Raffe Danon A . Robinson Alice Saligman Mr . & Mrs . Harry Raftopoulos Tara & Michael Rockefeller Barbara Saltzman Eric C . Rahe Dr . Scott A . Rodeo & Dr . Christine L . Frissora Mr . & Mrs . Richard Saltzman Carol & Toni Randolph Barbara & Robert Rohdie Mrs . Michael I . Saltzman Mrs . Francis F . Randolph, Jr . John Rohs Jeanine & Louis Salvatore Kristen & Robert Raskopf Gerald T . Rolfe Mr . & Mrs . Karim Samii Janet L . Rassweiler Joseph A . Rosalie Mali Sananikone-Gaw Mr . & Mrs . Timothy Rattray Mr . & Mrs . Elihu Rose Anthony Sanders Mr . & Mrs . Joseph M . Rault III Mr . & Mrs . Joseph B . Rose Mr . & Mrs . Mark J . Sandler Dr . & Mrs . Thanjavur Ravikumar Lauren Ruth Rose Jeannette W . Sanger Mindy Miller & Robert Rayner Rosenheim Family Charitable Foundation Michael Sarapa
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72 $1,000 to Marilyn Sarles Mr . & Mrs . H . Marshall Schwarz G . L . Shostach Moore Sasco Foundation Maggie Schwarz Sally Shreeves & Norman B . Champ III $4,999 Althea & Steven Saslow Anneliese Schwarzer Ms . Barbara J . Shulman continued Sidney Sass Mr . & Mrs . Warren L . Schwerin & Mr . Brian P . Friedman Mr . & Mrs . Michael Saunders Mr . & Mrs . James Scott Barbara Karp Shuster Mr . & Mrs . John F . Savarese Karen R . Scott Mr . & Mrs . François Sicart Save the Starfish Foundation William C . Scott David Sicular & Lilian S . Stern Stephen K . Sawyier & Beth L . Holman Dr . & Mrs . Thomas P . Sculco Hope Sidman Allison B . Saxe Mr . & Mrs . Paul Segal Mr . & Mrs . Walter F . Siebecker Thomas Scanlan Thomas & Ann Seifert Sharon Nelson Siegel Elisa M . Scatena Russell & Frances Selby Jane Siegel William S . Schaaf Richard Seldes Mr . & Mrs . Neil Siegel Mr . & Mrs . Henry Schacht Florence L . Seligman Seth M . Siegel & Rachel S . Ringler Robert H . Schaffer Mr . & Mrs . Arthur Selkowitz Mr . & Mrs . Lee Siegelson Mr . & Mrs . Arnold A . Scharf Devin Sellers John Leland Sills, Esq . Mrs . George T . Scharffenberger Richard Sergel & Susan Baggett Mr . & Mrs . Eric F . Silverman Mr . & Mrs . Stephen J . Scheffer Pamela S . Seymon Mr . & Mrs . John Silverman Mr . & Mrs . James Scheuer Jean L. Shafiroff The Silverman Family Marge Scheuer Mr . & Mrs . Dhiren Shah Mr . & Mrs . Larry A . Silverstein Mr . & Mrs . David T . Schiff Albert G . Shahugian Jacqueline Albert Simon Mr . & Mrs . Edward Schiff Mr . & Mrs . Phil Shannon Mr . & Mrs . Talbott Simonds Sanford J . Schlesinger & Lianne Lazetera Amy Shapiro Carl & Fay Simons Eleanore & Eugene Schloss Neal B . Shapiro & Hyunyu Chang Abby R . Simpson Mr . & Mrs . Richard G . Schneidman Stacey & Sebastian Shapiro Alok Singh & Mary Singh Elaine L . Schoch Curt B . Sharp & Dean Stein Mr . & Mrs . John Sipp Andrew J . Schorr Mr . & Mrs . George H . Shattuck, Jr . Kristian & Jackie Siqueiros Mr . & Mrs . Paul C . Schorr III Jacqueline & Neal Shear Mr . & Mrs . James B . Sitrick Mr . & Mrs . Jake Schrader Joseph E . Sheehan Ms . Barbara Skor Mr . & Mrs . Steve Schrader Mr . & Mrs . Robert W . Sheehan Elaine Slabe Mr . & Mrs . William J . Schrenk, Jr . Avery Sheffield Mr . & Mrs . Christopher C . Smith Mr . & Mrs . Jonathan Schulhof Mrs . Talbot Shelton Mr . & Mrs . F . Randall Smith Patricia Schulte & Thomas Yamin Mr . & Mrs . Adam D . Shepard Mr . & Mrs . Grant Smith Sandra Schulte Amy Sherman Mrs . Howard W . Smith Frances Myrick Schultz Mr . & Mrs . Isaac Sherman June Smith & Steve Pensinger Alfred Schulz Joan Sherman Michael P . Smith Mr . & Mrs . Michael Schumaecker Mr . & Mrs . Michael Sherman Michelle Smith & Andrew Oshrin Sara Lee & Alex Schupf Ronald Sherman & Trish McEvoy Mr . & Mrs . Randall Smith Stephen Schutz Stephanie Shern Phyllis & Raymond W . Smith Schwab Charitable Gift Fund - Mrs . H . Virgil Sherrill Ronald W . Smith Michael R . Bloomberg Jay Sherwood Mr . & Mrs . Charles F . Smithers, Jr . Mr . & Mrs . Bernard L . Schwartz Mr . & Mrs . Thomas R . Shiah Mr . & Mrs . D . Edward I . Smyth Joan C . Schwartz Gil Shiva Mr . & Mrs . Arnold H . Snider Nancy Schwartz Marianna Shnayderman Mr . & Mrs . Arvin Soh Mr . & Mrs . Robert L . Schwartz Freeman A . Shore Mr . & Mrs . Joseph G . Solari, Jr .
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73 $1,000 to Mr . & Mrs . Richard Soloway Dr . & Mrs . Michael A . Stocker Katrin Theodoli Peter & Judith Som Linda & Neal Stoll Fern & Michael Thomas $4,999 David G . Sommers Noreene Storrie Alice M . Thorpe continued Mr . & Mrs . Robert Sorenson Natasha & Richard Stowe Mr . Allen R . Thorpe Mr . & Mrs . Paul Soros Robert G . Strachan & Ms . Meghan E . Mackay Mr . & Mrs . Jonathan Specter Mr . & Mrs . Thomas W . Strauss Mr . & Mrs . Charles Thurston Bruce Spector & Liane Mohler The Dorothy Strelsin Foundation Sally A . Thurston Margot & Hoyt Spelman Howard Stringer & Jennifer Patterson Gunhild Tibbetts Marlene Spigner Christopher Stromee Mark & Arlene Tibergien Arthur D . Sporn Mr . & Mrs . Geoffrey Strong Mrs . George H . Tilghman John P . Sposato Mr . & Mrs . Roger Strong Mr . & Mrs . Matthew Tirschwell Mr . & Mrs . Davin Staats Mr . & Mrs . Michael Stubbs Laurie Tisch Lauren & Preston Stahl Stephen L . Stulman Jerry A . Tishman The Stainrook Foundation Patricia Sullivan Mr . & Mrs . Richard Titley Mr . & Mrs . Michael Stanford Mr . & Mrs . R . Peter Sullivan III Robert R . Titley Alfred T . Stanley Foundation Edward Sulzberger Foundation Marjorie Tiven Carl Stanton & Laura Warner Arthur O . Sulzberger, Jr . Mr . & Mrs . David M . Tobey Mr . & Mrs . Craig Stapleton Mr . & Mrs . Aron Suna Mr . & Mrs . Bruce E . Toll Mr . & Mrs . Jonathan C . Stapleton William I . Sussman Mr . & Mrs . Maynard Toll Lisa Stark Mr . & Mrs . Charles O . Svenson Jane & Robert Toll Richard J . Stark Susan Sweet & Robert Nieuwenhuizen Daniel Toole Carolyn Starmann Virginia Swift Whitney & Henry Topping Sonya Starr Esther Levy Symonds Lydia Touzet Tama Starr Sy Syms Foundation Marree S . Townsend Mr . & Mrs . Joseph Stein, Jr . Richard Szelc Mr . & Mrs . W . Scott Trachsel Mr . & Mrs . Matthew R . Stein Szilvia Szmuk-Tanenbaum Mr . & Mrs . Remy Trafelet Peter C . Stein Mr . & Mrs . Richard Taddonio, Jr . William W . Traylor Wendy Stein & Bart Friedman Mr . & Mrs . Robert Tafrate Mr . & Mrs . Stephen Treadway Mr . & Mrs . David Steinberg Paul J . & Chandler M . Tagliabue Kathleen H . Tripp John H . Steinberg & Jill Pliskin Ms . Kathleen Tait & Mr . Tony Rosenthal Mr . & Mrs . Andrew J .F . Tucker Mr . & Mrs . Michael Steinberg Mr . & Mrs . Steven Tananbaum Mr . & Mrs . Owen Tunney Mr . & Mrs . George E . Stephenson II Brad & Lisa Tank Mrs . Richard L . Turner Sherri Stephenson Tannen Family Foundation Robert L . Turner Mr . & Mrs . Robert Sterling Mr . & Mrs . David A . Tanner Yolanda R . Turocy Mr . & Mrs . Emanuel T . Stern Sharzad & Michael Targoff Mr . & Mrs . Richard Tutino Howard & Miriam Stern Paul J . Taubman Satya Twena Mr . & Mrs . Leonard Stern Jean E . Taylor Donna M . Uher & Arthur E . Imperatore Mr . & Mrs . Michael Stern Lesley E . Taylor Evan W . Uhlick & Ashton B . Abbot Martha Stevens Roxanne K . Taylor Mr . & Mrs . Thomas I . Unterberg Mr . & Mrs . Whitney Stevens David A . Terveen Mr . & Mrs . James A . Urry Anne J . Stewart Mr . & Mrs . Lenard B . Tessler Mr . & Mrs . Marc A . Utay Stephanie & Ned Stiker Mr . & Mrs . Donald F . Textor Mr . & Mrs . Alper Uyanik Elizabeth H . Stinchcomb Mr . & Mrs . Steven M . Theede Mr . & Mrs . Renato Valente Mr . & Mrs . Walter Stingle Thendara Foundation Mr . & Mrs . John A . Van Beuren
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74 $1,000 to Mr . & Mrs . Michiel van der Voot John C . Weber Carol Wolfe Lois Van Deusen Wechsler Foundation Howard L . Wolfson & Terri McCullough $4,999 Mr . & Mrs . Derek Van Eck John D . Weeden & David L . Davies Cecilia & Ira Wolfson continued Mr . & Mrs . Charles H . Van Horne Patricia M . Weeks David & Nancy Wood Dik van Lomwel Florence Weicker Mr . & Mrs . Jeffrey S . Wood Mr . & Mrs . Guy Van Pelt Mr . & Mrs . Edward W . Weikert The Hon . Kimba Wood Anne W . Van Rensselaer Leon J . Weil Mr. & Mrs. Gene M. Woodfin Annica Van Starrenburg Theodore & Renee Weiler Foundation, Inc . Mr . & Mrs . Henry Woodhouse Mr . & Mrs . Frederick Van Zijl Cynthia Weiler & E . Blake Moore, Jr . Dian Woodner Mr . & Mrs . Lee G . Vance Marshall Weinberg Mr . & Mrs . Ward W . Woods Mr . & Mrs . Peter Vanderslice Mr . & Mrs . Robert F . Weinberg James H . Worth Mr . & Mrs . Edmond Vartughian Mr . & Mrs . Ralph E . Weindling Ashley & Matthew Wotiz Paul Verbinnen Mr . & Mrs . Steven J . Weinreb Mr . & Mrs . D . Malcolm Wright Carlin Vickery & James Capalino Audry & Alex Weintrob James Wright Mr . Kenneth Vittor & Ms . Judith Aisen Jonathan G . Weiss & Barbara Asch Suzanne & Ravi Yadav Mr . & Mrs . Theodore J . Vittoria Jacqueline B . Weld George M . Yeager Mr . & Mrs . Conrad Vlak Mr . & Mrs . Pieter Wernink Kimberly Yellin & Marc D . Stern Mr . & Mrs . Andrew Vogel Marissa C . Wesely & Frederick Hamerman Altan Yenicay Guillermo & Maria Vogel John P . White Yliana Yepez de Gill & Rafael Gill The Volcker Family Foundation, Inc . Mr . & Mrs . John C . Whitehead Mr . & Mrs . Steven Yevoli Grace Lyu Volckhausen Laura Whitman & Thomas Danziger Mr . & Mrs . Michael D . Yon Mary Ellen & Karl von der Heyden Mr . & Mrs . Robert L . Wholey Mr . & Mrs . Walter Thomas York, Jr . Christopher Votta Dr . & Mrs . Robert D . Wickham Sharon Yovine & Namita Kedia Mr . & Mrs . Stephen Wacaster Lawrence Wieman & Lief Sannen Nancy Lazar & George Zachar Taylor Wagenseil Mr . & Mrs . Byron R . Wien Mr . & Mrs . Boniface A . Zaino Kathryn F . Wagner Mr . & Mrs . Malcolm H . Wiener Mr . & Mrs . David Zalaznick Mr . & Mrs . Sadek Wahba Mr . & Mrs . Jarvis Wilcox Mr . & Mrs . Stephen A . Zammarchi Mr . & Mrs . George Wailand Mr . & Mrs . Anthony H . Wild Liza Zaneri Mr . & Mrs . Michael J . Waldman Ronald A . Wilford Yael & Rony Zarom Mr . & Mrs . Jeffrey C . Walker Walter J . Wilkie Gail Zauder Mrs . Terri Bantle Walker Mr . & Mrs . Christopher Williams ZBI Employee Allocated Gift Fund Silda A . Wall Mrs . B . Robert Williamson Mr . & Mrs . Stefan R . Zellmer Alex & Martha Wallau Robin G . Willner Daniel R . Zenkel James Wallick Mr . & Mrs . David Willson Suzanne & Gary Zenkel Edna Arunski Walsh Gertrude de G . Wilmers Mr . & Mrs . Raymond Zimmerman Mr . & Mrs . Nelson S . Walsh Mr . & Mrs . Richard A . Wilpon Mr . & Mrs . Richard S . Zinman Joseph F . Walton David A . Wilson, Jr . Mr . & Mrs . Adam Zipper Jon Alon Walz Mr . & Mrs . Chris Winfree Susan Zohn Mr . & Mrs . Ali Edward Wambold Mr . & Mrs . Charles Winn Mr . & Mrs . Nicholas B . Zoullas Mr . & Mrs . Saul Waring Harold & Judith Witkow Elizabeth Zucker Mr . & Mrs . Michael Warren Susan R . Witter Mr . & Mrs . Andrew D . Zuckerman Katherine & Keith Watkin Susan Witty Jeremy Zweig Mr . & Mrs . Steven R . Wax Mr . & Mrs . Barry M . Wolf Suzanne Zywicki Charlotte C . Weber Mr . & Mrs . William T . Wolf
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75 Corporate (Gifts, pledges, & pledge payments made July 1, 2009 through June 30, 2010)
$1 Million JPMorgan Chase & Co . and Over $250,000 to Bloomberg WABC-TV $499,999 $100,000 to Christie’s Charity, Inc . Ernst & Young LLP $249,999 Zenith Media Services Inc . $50,000 to Alcoa Foundation mcgarrybowen Bank of America NBC Universal $99,999 Barclays PLC REI (Recreational Equipment, Inc .) Consolidated Edison Company Sony Corporation of America of New York, Inc . Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP $25,000 to 20th Century Fox Film Corporation Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation Metromedia Company Allen & Company DnB NOR Bank Rudin Management Company, Inc . $49,999 American Express Foundation General Atlantic Partners LLC The Walt Disney Company AMETEK Foundation, Inc . HSBC Bank USA, N .A . Boies, Schiller & Flexner LLP Marsh & McLennan Companies, Inc .
$10,000 to Anonymous Harney & Sons Tea Corp . Relativity Media Apollo Management Heist Productions LLC Saks Fifth Avenue $24,999 Arnhold & S . Bleichroeder Holdings, Inc . Jack Resnick & Sons, Inc . Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP The Bloomingdale’s Fund Japan Day, Inc . Sullivan & Cromwell LLP of the Macy’s Foundation Maverick Capital Charities Todd Cassetty Welding Service, LLC Clayton, Dubilier & Rice, LLC McKinsey & Company Urban Outfitters Inc. Corum Milly LLC Van Eck Global Credit Suisse Morgan Stanley Viacom Curb Your Enthusiasm, Inc . News Corporation Welding Works Inc . The Durst Organization Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton West Side Soccer League Fisher Brothers & Garrison LLP Xerox Corporation Goldman, Sachs & Co . The Pierre New York, A Taj Hotel
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76 $5,000 to Barclay Investments, Inc . Hotel Wales PetSmart CBS Productions Hungry Man, Inc . The Reserve $9,999 Cheyenne Pictures, Inc . June Jacobs Spa Collection Tower Group, Inc . Coach Foundation Lazard Freres & Co . LLC TVM Productions, Inc . Deloitte & Touche LLP The Lukens Company Two Days In New York, Inc . Farrell’s Limousine Service Milton Hoffman Co . Warner Bros . Pictures Four Seasons Hotel New York NATIXIS Wells Fargo & Company Goldfarb & Fleece Osborne Tentants Corp . Google PETCO Animal Supplies, Inc .
$1,000 to Anonymous (2) Galtere Ltd . Nurse Productions, Inc . Altria Group, Inc . General Atlantic Corporation Open 4 Business Productions LLC $4,999 Avon Products, Inc . Glen Gate Company Partizan Entertainment LLC AXA Foundation Horizon Scripted Television Inc . Pfizer Foundation Banfield, The Pet Hospital Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Rabobank The Bank of New York Mellon IBM Corporation @radical .media Community Partnership Identity Media, Inc . Relish Caterers Bees & Honey LLC Interpublic Group The River Cafe Bonanza Productions Inc . Jan Hird Pokorny Associates, Inc . Sisyphus Touring, Inc . CA, Inc . Jo Malone Someday This Production, Inc . Chelsea Pictures John Wiley & Sons, Inc . Steinberg Asset Management Coca-Cola Foundation Keefe, Bruyette & Woods, Inc . Stop & Stor Charitable Fund La Confrérie de la Chaîne des Rôtisseurs Linklaters LLP Super Soccer Stars Corcoran Sunshine Marketing Group Lockbox Productions The Surrey Hotel Dish Restaurant Lord & Taylor Tiffany & Co . Deutsche Bank Americas Foundation Macy’s Foundation Triple Crown Sports, Inc . Exxon Mobil Foundation Manolo Blahnik UBS Foundation Eyeball on the Floor Inc . Mars Snackfood US, LLC Van Cleef & Arpels, Inc . Flower Constructiion McGraw-Hill Corporation W . P . Carey & Co . Fortress Investment Group LLC Mutual of America WB Interiors, Inc . Fulton Financial Corporation MV Nepenthes, LLC
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77 Jeremy Abarno Linda Grais Cheryl Myers Team Kendra Alcock Jennifer Gundlach Tam Nguyen Roseanne Baker Greg Harfst Tina Nole Central Paula Block Scot Hillman Kevin Palmer Jessica Boston Michael F . Holland Spencer Robertson Park Katherine Brennan Merrill Indoe Margot Sherwin Elizabeth Chandler Michael Jackson James Sung Lisa Cornelio Telia Kapteyn Sheila Thelemaque Wendy DeWeese Christopher Kempner David M . Tolley Ali Donovan James Kempner Peter F . Tufo Angelique Marcil Famulak Stephen King Jack Turner Timothy Fletcher Neeraj Kulkarni Jarrett Turner Nicholas Freund Dan Lascano Judd Vollbrecht Will Gardiner Alfredo Lima Randall X . Wallace Mark J . Godridge Anthony Mazzone Peter L . Weinberg Dave Golden Kathleen McCormack Cooper Westendarp Margot Golden Carl Mills Nichole Whitney Elizabeth Goldman-Clor Alan Moore
Anonymous (22) Mr . & Mrs . Jeffrey R . Boffa Marquette de Bary Olmsted David B . Acker Colette Bonsard H . Bruce Deal Sonja Alaimo Dorothy A . Borg Albert Deveraux Society Mary Christine Andrews Lisa M . Bosse Vernon L . Dinkel Elizabeth M . Apley Dorothy Bracey Charles W . Dunn Barbara Appel Gerald L . Bray Diane C . Dunne Scott Archer Mrs . Charles E . Brenauer Helene B . Eiber Robert Ardini LeMerle Brinkley Diana M . Elton Areta M . Arlen Pauline H . Brooks Phoebe J . Epstein Winifred Armstrong Thatcher M . Brown III Dr . Robert A . Erlandson Dr . Janet J . Asimov Richard Burgheim Mr . & Mrs . James H . Evans Janet Baker Lois A . Burke Olive Evans Frank Bamberger Marilyn Calderwood Mary Ellen Fahs, PhD Iris Barad Joy H . Chaillou Bayla K . Falber Karen Barnett Bertha Chase Judy Farkas Henrie Jo Barth Kevin Childress Pauline Feingold Arlene A . Bartlow Mrs . Howard L . Clark Elaine Reiman Fenton, PhD Vida H . Beaven John D . Claypoole & Courtney Joseph Stephen W . Fillo Maurice & Yvette Bendahan Mr . & Mrs . Theodore Cohn Richard P . Flamm Susanna Berger Mrs . Thais Cohrone Mary A . Flannery Mr . & Mrs . Marco B . Bianchi Anne Collier Dr . & Mrs . Kenneth W . Franklin Dr . Martin L . Birnbaum & Myra Weiss Margot Collins Vera Freeman Barbara E . Bishop Mrs . Bradley Collins Deborah L . Friant Janet L . Blau Reverend Alma Daniel In memory of Richard D . Friedman
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78 Lois Gartlir Miriam Hyman Karen Michelsen Olmsted Nancy & Gerald P . Gehman Joyce A . Hyon Fran H . Miller Theresa J . Germaine Barbara Idzerda Mr . & Mrs . Leigh M . Miller Society Jane A . Gil Justin B . Israel & Emel Glicksman Samuel L . Miller continued Richard Gilder Mr . & Mrs . Robert J . Jacobson, Jr . Ira M . Millstein, Esq . Marianne Gill Michael Janicki Arthur A . Moore Barbara A . Gillette Mrs . Scott Jerome-Parks Patrick Morgan Gilbert W . Glass Theresa M . Johnson Evelyn Morgenbesser Virginia Glover Richard Kagan Leonora Morrison Lynn Goldfine Carolyn Kane Mr . & Mrs . Paul A . Murphy Dr . Susanna Goldstein David M . Kaplan Marjorie Naughton Mr . & Mrs . Bernard Grant David I . Karabell Ruth L . Nelson Nancy R . Greenberg Allen M . Katz R . Neuber Thomas M. Griffing Arlene Katz Marcia Newfield Mrs . Arthur S . Guilder Mr . & Mrs . Herbert J . Katz Robert K . Niddrie Catherine Guillory Lorna Kelly Peter Norton Lee Haber Cynthia Kelman Mr . & Mrs . Kevin J . O’Donohue Dr . Helen M . Hacker Barbara Kenner Paula Offricht Shelley Ann Hainer Mr . & Mrs . Donald T . Keys Karen O’Keeffe Howard E . Hallengren Jeffrey Kindley Mr . & Mrs . Kenneth S . Olshan Paul L . Hammond Stephen Kirschenbaum Susan Orbach Mr . & Mrs . C .W . Haney Mr . & Mrs . Lansing Lamont Lida Orzeck, Ph D. . Rosalyn & Leonard Harber Marcia A . Lapham Mrs . Willam H . Osborn Josie Harkness Wendy Larsen Emy Otani Ruth Ann Leach Harnisch Grace Leight Mrs . Charles D . Peebler, Jr . Mr . & Mrs . Robert Harper Jane A . Levenson Muriel Peters In memory of Morton B . Harris Margery Lipton Robert F . Petrie Nancy L . Harris Arthur S . Liss Dr . & Mrs . Paul J . Poppers Robert G . Hartmann Bernadette M . Lynch Desmonde Printz Joan L . Hasner Virginia S . Lyon Andrea W . Raskin Andree M . Hayum Janet Mardfin Christina Reik Mary D . Herberich Joan H . Marks In honor of Beatrice Renfield John L . Herbert Kathi Marks Mrs . Laura Bemben Ressner Judith F . Hernstadt Marion M . Maybank Carol Rial Judith Heustein Helene H . McCarty Michele Risa Andrea Elliott Hill Charles F . McCown Dr . Josephine Rogers Rev . Mr . William J . Hill John C . McGuire Mr . & Mrs . Theodore C . Rogers Mr . & Mrs . John L . Hirsch Norma McMillan & Robert McLaughlin Mr . & Mrs . Robert C . Rohdie Karen L . Hobson Samuel Menashe Janet L . Ross Mr . & Mrs . Ronald E . Hoffman Vivian Merrin Alan C . Rothfeld Dore Hollander Mr . & Mrs . Leon Metz Ravi Rozdon Mr . & Mrs . Richard Holman Carol . H . Michaels Sue Rudman Daniel W . Homan Kay Michaels Ann Russell Bill Huxley Ann Davidson Michell Diane Russell
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79 Joan Sachs Randall Sloan Theresa S . Thompson Olmsted Tsuneko Sadao James Thurmond Smithgall Dorothy Belle Thornton Isabel Sadurni Josephine Sokolski Jerry A . Tishman Society A & J Saks Foundation, Inc . Edwin Lee Solot & Marie de Lucia Raymond W . Townsend continued Michael L . Samuels Dr . & Mrs . Peter Som Elliot Spencer Turgen Janice T . Sands Gary A . Soren Juliet Turner Michael J . Santaferrara Lawrence B . Spector Renato & Eleanor Valente Mr . & Mrs . Robert Sawyer Margot & Hoyt Spelman Elizabeth R . Varet Allison B . Saxe William H . Squier Virginia Hoge Verwaal Alvin Schechter Nancy Starr Elizabeth Voigt Linda W. Scheffler, Ph.D. Judith Steckler Patricia Volk David J . Schnabel Catherine Potter Stephenson Carol M . Waaser Roberta & Irwin* Schneiderman Rhoda Stern Aileen Ward Margaret A . Schuette Mr . & Mrs . David W . Stewart Sally Wardwell Rosa L . Schupbach Peter C . Stockman Cynthia Webster Marian L . Schwindeman Robert G . Strachan Carol Weil H . Joseph & Lenore Scott The Dorothy Strelsin Foundation Marshall Weinberg Dr . & Mrs . David C . Searles Christopher Stromee Jane Weiser & Karl R . Knobelsdorf Murray R . Secher Jane Susskind-Narins Margery K . Westin Richard Seff Ilona G . Swaring Barbara A . Withers Dr . Cecily Cannan Selby James R . Swenson Howard S . Yaruss Norman Selby & Melissa Vail Mr . & Mrs . Phillips Talbot Anita Zacharias Virginia Sheerin Mrs . Shirley Glubok Tamarin Mrs . Miriam Troop Zuger Mrs . Murray Y . Silver Judith Thatcher Sidney & Elaine Simon Joseph M . Thomas II
Mr . & Mrs . Maurice J . Bendahan Elaine Reiman Fenton, PhD Ruth L . Nelson Charitable Gift Barbara E . Bishop Helene H . McCarty Paula Offricht Mrs . Charles E . Brenauer Carol H . Michaels Carol M . Waaser Annuities Richard A . Burgheim Lynden B . Miller Pauline Feingold Samuel L . Miller
Estate of A . Bernard Ackerman Estate of Robert I . Goldman Estate of Marjorie Phillips Estate Gifts Estate of Louis P . Braun Estate of Richard Goodman Estate of Hazel Roy Estate of Myron Brenton Estate of Paul M . Jones Estate of Jeffrey Ruesch Estate of Irene Copeland Brenton Estate of Jane L . Mali Estate of Margot Ammann Durrer Estate of Lisa Miller
* deceased
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80 Freyda Nacque Adler Barry Geisler Margaret Dabney Nolan In Memoriam May W . Aisen Joe Gilligan Hiromi Okada James H . Anderson John L . Gliedman Rosario Olivares Elinor Assante Jonah Goodwin Gino Perissa Natalie Assee Michele Greenberg Eloise Poor Sheila Bernstein Henri Grishaver Frank & Odette Pourcel Helena Bernzweig Helena Hackley Jerome Reiger Leonard Block Merril & Lydia Hermanson Rozalyn I . Risack Harry Boesky Roslyn Hosenball Rose Russo Himan Brown Cristina Huang Nathan Serota John Bunch, Jr . Aaron Jacobs Benjamin & Sylvia Shaifer Sandra Cattanii Leon & Anya Jolson Nancy Sislowitz Victoria Chang Braden Keil Raanan Smelin Alfred Charles Frances Koltun Dennis Edward Snyder Judith Korey Charles Mangha Kripalani Karen Sortito Emily Chow Adele & Walter Larschan Ira Stadlen a .k a. . Allen Swift Robert E . Cohen Benjamin Lautman Dr . Richard T . Stern Anne Marie Cooper Leonard Lazarus Iphigene Sulzberger Betty & Ted Carday Kate Learson John Tarbell Luiz Da Costa Bonnie Leslie Wade Thompson Richard Daines Charlotte Levine Susan Tifft Maxwell Dane Ruth Lomnitz Ruth Hung-Fang Tung Andre De Corla-Souza Joesph Love Joy Tutino Alphonse Di Martino Minerva & Joesph Love Roy Villa Laura Preiss Eisenberg Richard Lyman Craig Wasserman Robert Ephraim Mark David Madoff Otis Watts Lili Field Nancy Mannucci Sidney Weinberg Stan Filonovich Irwin Markan Donald Westfall Mike Fishkind Elizabeth Mezzacappa
Anonymous Mr . & Mrs . Stephen B . Fiverson Rob Katz Honorary 1150 Fifth Avenue Owners Corp . Alice Frelinghuysen Helene Kaye Kaplan Martin Bandier Hugh J . Freund Thomas Kempner Renee & Robert Belfer Brenda Fritz Geoffrey Kovall Bob Blank Robert Gellert Mr . & Mrs . Barry Lafer Douglas Blonsky Bernie Gerstein Emily & Sheldon Landau Buckley Class of 2010 Bernard Greenspan Russell Leavitt Virginia Burk Gilbert Harrison Peter Levenson Madeleine Moore Burrell Ruth Herfurth & Richard Mann Mollie & Albert Levy Stephen Carb Ann & Richard Hirschhorn Robert Levy Ken Corday Joanne Imohiosen Ben Lewis William J . Dean Cathy Ingram Tondra Lynford Lori Evans & Bill Bernstein Simon Kasha Pat Manocchia
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81 Andrew Markel Simon Rose & Valerie Bruce Andrea Stark Honorary The John McCaw Family Philip Rosenthal Rachel & Donald Strauber continued Elizabeth Mezzacappa E . John Rosenwald Matthew D . Sullivan Gary & Carol Milgard Bill Rosson Jack Taylor Socrates Nicholas & Gerry Bell John Rothschild Sally Thorner Alice & Philip Olick Barbara & Alan Sackman Jan Dean Wechsler Tessa Pascarella Marvin Schwartz Debbie Woods Johnson Dr . & Mrs . Russel Patterson Marvin Shiller Frances Yeston Jacob Perman Diane M . Simon Lois Zenkal Mr . & Mrs Carl Phillips Howard L . Solomon Bobbie Zinman Betsy Barlow Rogers Ashley & Davin Staats
Alain Ducasse Enterprise The Estée Lauder Companies Inc . The Naked Grape Gifts in Kind Albanese Organization, Inc . Four Seasons Hotel New York Nihiwatu Andrea Mitsakos Public Relations Four Seasons Maldives Collection OceanSolution LLC & Services Animal Fair Media, Inc . Greenhouse Patagonia Sur Mr . & Mrs . David Apple Half Moon Mr . & Mrs . Jeffrey M . Peek ArfDog Mr . & Mrs . John B . Hardy III PETCO Animal Supplies, Inc . Banfield, The Pet Hospital Hope Marie Harris Foster PetSmart Bardessono Hotel Hotel Griffou The Pierre New York, A Taj Hotel The Bark, Inc . The James New York Pug Snuggly By YOGI Beau Rivage Palace Jazzmobile Inc . Random House, Inc . Biscuits & Bath Pet Services, Inc . JetBlue Airways Corporation Red Bull New York Blancaneaux Lodge Mr . & Mrs . Robert Wood Johnson IV REI (Recreational Equipment, Inc .) Blue Dog Bakery Jonathan Adler Rosa Mexicano Boonton Power Equipment Inc . June Jacobs Spa Collection Donna & Benjamin M . Rosen Mr . & Mrs . R . Duke Buchan III Le Pain Quotidien Mr . & Mrs . Michael Saunders California Wine Institute Let’s Go Design Scholastic Inc . Capella Pedregal Mr . & Mrs . Richard Lightburn The Trump Organization Charbonnel et Walker Longitude 131 Type A Marketing Cloud Catering Lord & Taylor Unleashed By PETCO Coach Foundation Magnolia Bakery Victorian Gardens The Container Store Mr . & Mrs . John McEnroe Vista Caballo Coyuchi mcgarrybowen Wathne, LTD DIG Mr . & Mrs . Sylvester F . Miniter IV WellPet Doggone Good Modern Dog Inc . Zenith Media Services Inc . Wendy N . Carduner The Mommy Bus Company Eleni’s New York Yoko Ono Lennon
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82 92nd Street Y Hampton Inn® Manhattan Times Square Rectangles Park Perks A Voce Hampton Spa Revival Restaurant Bar & Lounge Allure Day Spa & Hair Design Happy Dog Walking Company The Rose Club at The Plaza Arabelle Restaurant Haruko Foto Rouge Tomate Aveda Helmsley Park Lane Salon Ziba Beacon Restaurant Hilton Garden Inn® Times Square Sarabeth’s Bed of Roses Indian Café Sarabeth’s West Bhambi’s Custom Tailors Intercontinental New York, The Barclay Sephora Big Nick’s Burger Joint & Pizza Joint Too Iron Sushi Seppi’s Restaurant Bikram Yoga Union Square Knish Nosh Settepani Bakery Bill Blass New York La Boite en Bois The Sherry Netherland Blair Delmonico Le Pain Quotidien Shleppers The Boathouse Café Loews Regency Hotel Solomon R . Guggenheim Museum Café Con Leche Maya Restaurant Spa Ja Campo Metisse French Bistro Stone Rose Lounge Candle 79 Miriam Salat Strollercize Caudalie Vinotherapie Spa at The Plaza Miss Mamie’s Spoonbread Too Restaurant Super Soccer Stars Centolire MoonSoup Sushi A Go-Go The Champagne Bar at The Plaza The Museum of the City of New York Swedish Cottage Marionette Theatre Charbonnel et Walker Chocolate Café N Boutique Table D’Hote Children’s Museum of Manhattan National Academy Museum Tamarind Circus Restaurant New-York Historical Society Tavern on the Green Visitor Center City Market Café Nick & Toni’s Café & Gift Shop Dairy Visitor Center & Gift Shop Niko’s Mediterranean Grill & Bistro Tourneau Don Pedro’s Restaurant Nonna Restaurant Trump Bar Doubletree Guest Suites® Times Square The Oak Room Trump Buffet Doubletree® Metropolitan Hotel - New York One Fish Two Fish Restaurant Trump Grill Embassy Suites Hotel® New York City Opia Restaurant Trump Ice Cream Parlor Equinox Fitness Club Columbus Circle The Paley Center for Media Velocity Sports Performance Ettia Holistic Day Spa The Palm Court at The Plaza Veranda Magazine FACE Stockholm Pampano Victorian Gardens Firehouse Tavern Penang Vince & Eddie’s Fitness Express Manhattan Plant Shed Warren Tricomi Hair Salon at The Plaza The Franklin Hotel The Plaza Beauty Wollman Rink Giovanni Ristorante The Plaza Boutique YogaWorks Givenik .com The Plaza Hotel
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83 Women’s Committee Programs & Events (As of October 1, 2011) Adopt-A-Bench Committee Co-Chairmen Leelee Brown Jennifer Rich Susan Calhoun Elyse Newhouse Vicki Foley Jessica Lee Lowrey Founding Chairman Karen May Phyllis Cerf Wagner* Tina Sloan-McPherson Muffy Miller Honorary Chairman Douglas Thomas Sheila Labrecque Alexandra Wernick
Frederick Law Committee Co-Chairmen Bloomberg Warburg Realty Partnership Virginia Apple Mrs . Robert D . Brown Olmsted Anne Harrison Mrs . Raymond Chambers Conservator Tables Julia Koch Diana Roesch DiMenna & Tania Higgins Iffie Okoronkwo Aitkenhead Awards Luncheon Lizzie Tisch Lise Evans Mrs . David F . Apple (May 4, 2011) Pamela Fielder Mrs . Thomas Bowers Corporate Chairman Stephanie Taft Foster Mrs. Kenneth A. Buckfire Robert E . Diamond, Jr . Richard Gilder & Lois Chiles Marilyn Calderwood & Kathleen Perkal Barclays PLC Anne S . Harrison CHANEL Jane Heller Suzanne Chute & Patricia Wagner Landmark Tables Cathy Brienza Ingram Mrs . Howard Clark Barclays PLC Amabel B . James Con Edison Stephanie Coleman Mrs . Robert Wood Johnson IV The Corcoran Group Judith-Ann Corrente Sheila C . Labrecque Mrs . Charles A . Dana, Jr . Amy Griffin The Estée Lauder Companies Inc . DIOR Thomas L . Kempner, Jr . Mr . & Mrs . Richard S . LeFrak Douglas Elliman & Katheryn Patterson Mrs . Donald E . Newhouse Durst Fetner Residential Julia Koch Mrs . Michael F . Price Andrea Henderson Fahnestock/ Gillian & Sylvester Miniter Margaret Smith Mrs . Robert W . Kleinschmidt Jenny Paulson Thomson Reuters Linda Filardi Donna Day Schwartz Lizzie & Jonathan Tisch Victoria Foley Tishman Speyer Charlotte Ford Olmsted Tables Nina Rosenwald, Elizabeth & Michael Varet, Mrs . Evan G . Greenberg Barclays PLC Alice Rosenwald Andrea Hagan Adele G . Block Mary J . Wallach Mrs . Melissa Hawks * deceased
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84 Frederick Law Mr . & Mrs . Franklin W . Hobbs Allison Whipple Rockefeller/ Mrs . Benjamin M . Rosen Mrs . William L . Jacob III Mrs . Jay T . Snyder Mrs . Arthur Ross Olmsted Vanessa Kay Amy Falls Rogers Mary J . Wallach Mrs . Michael Kennedy May & Samuel Rudin Wathne, Ltd . Awards Luncheon Mrs . Jonathan Korngold Family Foundation, Inc . continued Mr . Michael A . Kovner Saks Fifth Avenue Corporate Chairman’s Supporters & Mr . Jean Doyen de Montaillou Elizabeth F . Stribling Apollo Management Jill Lafer Leah Swarzman Barclays PLC Sandra Lee Patsy Tarr Boies, Schiller & Flexner LLP Cynthia & Dan Lufkin Mrs . Wilmer J . Thomas, Jr . Deloitte & Touche LLP Gigi Mahon Sue Ann Weinberg Maverick Capital Charities Laurie Gordon Mandelbaum Mrs . Edward K . Weld Morgan Stanley Jocelyn Markowitz/ Mr . & Mrs . Louis S . Wolfe Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP Mrs . John H . van Merkensteijn Nanar Yoseloff Sullivan & Cromwell LLP Leni May Mrs . Richard Mishaan Supporters Mrs . Claus J . Moller & Mrs . David B . Philip Andrea Henderson Fahnestock Mrs . Garrett Moran Victoria Foley Liz & Jeff Peek Nanette L . Laitman Ann Pyne/Betty Sherrill The Estée Lauder Companies Inc . Mrs . James H . Quigley Kamie Lightburn Jennifer Rich Liz & Jeff Peek Mrs . Spencer Robertson Mrs . John R . Robinson
Membership Committee Co-Chairmen Cathy Ingram Tatiana Perkin Noreen Buckfire Elizabeth Kennedy Betsy Pitts Muffy Miller Simone Mailman Bambi Putnam Karen May Kara Ross Norma Dana Gillian Miniter Alexia Hamm Ryan Patti Fast Mary Moran Barbara Crivka Schumacher Vicki Foley Rosalind Myerson Anne Harrison M . Anthonia Paterno-Castello
Perimeter Committee Co-Chairmen Gina Bartlett Laura O’Donohue Suzie Aijala Susan Calhoun Jennifer Martin-Pinkos Association Jenny Price Jodie Fink Susan Rudin Denise Hoogland Malkin Elizabeth Stribling Honorary Chairman Judy Manocherian Toni Peebler
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85 Perimeter East Side 1060 Fifth Avenue 215 Central Park West Metropolitan Club 2 East 88th Street The Bolivar Association (1 East 60th Street) 15 East 91st Street (230 Central Park West) The Sherry-Netherland 1107 Fifth Avenue 262 Central Park West Supporters (781 Fifth Ave) The Jewish Museum 271 Central Park West (in geographical order) Knickerbocker Club, Inc . (1109 Fifth Avenue) 279 Central Park West (807 Fifth Avenue) 1115 Fifth Avenue 13 West 89th Street 810 Fifth Avenue 1125 Fifth Avenue 23 West 89th Street 812 Fifth Avenue 1130 Fifth Avenue The Dwight School 817 Fifth Avenue 1133 Fifth Avenue (291 Central Park West) 820 Fifth Avenue 1136 Fifth Avenue 300 Central Park West 825 Fifth Avenue 1148 Fifth Avenue 320 Central Park West 834 Fifth Avenue 1150 Fifth Avenue 325 Central Park West 4 East 66th Street 1165 Fifth Avenue 41 West 94th Street 2 East 67th Street 2 East 98th Street 333 Central Park West 857 Fifth Avenue 1170 Fifth Avenue 370 Central Park West 860 Fifth Avenue The Mount Sinai Hospital The Vaux 2 East 70th Street (Fifth Avenue at 100th Street) (372 Central Park West) 912 Fifth Avenue 1215 Fifth Avenue 400 Central Park West 920 Fifth Avenue 418 Central Park West 927 Fifth Avenue West Side 444 Central Park West 936 Fifth Avenue Trump International Tower 455 Central Park West 944 Fifth Avenue (1 Central Park West) 477 Central Park West 950 Fifth Avenue 15 Central Park West 955 Fifth Avenue 1 West 64th Street South Side 24 Central Park South 956 Fifth Avenue 50 Central Park West 40 Central Park South 960 Fifth Avenue Holy Trinity Lutheran Church 100 Central Park South 965 Fifth Avenue (3 West 65th Street) 106 Central Park South 969 Fifth Avenue 55 Central Park West 110 Central Park South 980 Fifth Avenue 80 Central Park West 120 Central Park South 990 Fifth Avenue The Brentmore 128 Central Park South 993 Fifth Avenue (88 Central Park West) Hampshire House 998 Fifth Avenue 50 West 67th Street (150 Central Park South) 1001 Fifth Avenue 111 West 67th Street New York Athletic Club 1010 Fifth Avenue 26 West 68th Street (180 Central Park South) 1020 Fifth Avenue 11 West 69th Street 210 Central Park South 1025 Fifth Avenue 22-24 West 69th Street Gainsborough Studios 30 East 85th Street 20 West 71st Street (222 Central Park South) 1030 Fifth Avenue 27 West 72nd Street 230 Central Park South 1040 Fifth Avenue 101 Central Park West 12 East 86th Street 145 Central Park West North Side 1050 Fifth Avenue The Beresford 301 West 110th Street 1056 Fifth Avenue (211 Central Park West) William Poll, Inc .
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86 Perimeter Rudin Management Company, Inc. 945 Fifth Avenue 20 West 86th Street 215 East 68th Street 65 Central Park West 27 West 86th Street Association 254 East 68th Street 241 Central Park West 40 West 86th Street 211 East 70th Street 295 Central Park West 115 West 86th Street Supporters 1085 Park Avenue 25 West 81st Street 144 West 86th Street continued
Playground Committee Co-Chairmen Abigail Adams Stephanie Loeffler Nyssa Kourakos Virginia Apple Sarah Bennison Machiels Partners Yesim Philip Jennifer Argenti Carey Mangriotis Cristina Arnau Angelique Marcil & Patrons Honorary Chairman Amy Beal Denise McEvilly Suzanne Cochran Sarah Britton Hannah McFarland Angie Brown Eby McKay Subcommittee Chairmen Genevieve Brown Samantha Mollett Mary Beth Adelson Leelee Brown Mary Kathryn Navab Liz Victory Anderson Hannah Buchan Dara O’Hara Paige Hardy Holly Cassin Kathryn O’Neal-Dunham Kimberley Hutfilz Ashley Christopher Coralie Charriol Paul Sarah Kurita Judy Collins Sarah Robertson Kelly Mallon Mary Ellen Cundey Anna Kennedy Safir Lara Marcon Jessica Oliver Laine Siklos Sarah McGee Yliana Yepez De Gill Kelly Sidley Mary Karen O’Shaughnessy Andrea Dubois Nancy Sipp Rema Parachini Natalia Gottret Echavarria Michelle Smith Kate Pickett Blair England Lauren Stahl Vivian Kuan Queen Adelina Wong Ettelson Margot Takian Jill Ross Jennifer Evans Amy Tarr Kathryn Saunders Clarita Fodor Sharon Teles Amy Schrader Jennifer Garrett Katie Tozer Kimberly Thurston Heather Georges Jeannie Uyanik McDowell Winn Lara Glazier Mary Van Pelt Aryn Grossman Melissa Vlak Kate Roche Hope Nina Whitman Jennie Jacobs Rosalind Wholey Tori Greenleaf Kempner Ashley Wotiz Cindy Ketchum Wendy Yevoli Kristy Korngold Michele Zipper
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87 Playground Party Co-Chairmen Family Sponsors Mr . & Mrs . Alexander Navab Kathryn Beach Hannah & Duke Buchan Amy & Jeff Tarr, Jr . Partners Party Hannah Buchan Diana DiMenna Kimberly & Charles Thurston (May 25, 2011) Jessica Oliver Nyssa & William Kourakos Mr . & Mrs . Owen Tunney Nina Whitman Kamie & Rich Lightburn Yesim & Dusty Philip Sprinkler Supporters Party Sponsors Nina & Michael Whitman Kathryn & Gentry Beach Mr . & Mrs . Paul Aaron Lisa & John Cokinos The Babbio Family – Larry, Sheri & Lucas Swingset Supporters Mr . & Mrs . Henry Cornell Leelee Brown Jackie & Andy Africk Mr . & Mrs . Andrew Georges Stephanie & Chase Coleman Lise & Michael Evans Sarah & Rocky Kurita Mr . & Mrs . Matthew Grossman Aryn Grossman Jennifer Bruder Lavin Suzanne & Woody Johnson Mr . & Mrs . Thomas L . Kempner, Jr . Melissa Meeschaert Kamie & Richard Lightburn Kristy Korngold The O’Hara Family Mr . & Mrs . Alexander Navab Mr . & Mrs . Daniel S . Loeb Jessica L . Oliver Yesim & David Philip Jill Ross & Paul Cole Mary Karen & David O’Shaughnessy Marina & Thomas Purcell Sharon & Tom Teles Kate Pickett Sharon & Tom Teles Mr . & Mrs . Anthony A . Yoseloff Vivian & Derrick Queen Nancy & Zachary Villa Mr . & Mrs . Michael Saunders Sandbox Supporters Mr . & Mrs . Talbott Simonds Mr . & Mrs . Jeffrey Lignelli Michelle Smith & Andrew Oshrin Stephanie & Jim Loeffler Mr . & Mrs . Arvin J . Soh Judith & John Manocherian Yliana Yepez de Gill & Rafael Gill
Tour Committee Committee Chairman Judith Churchill Maureen Mulheren Susan Calhoun Jane Koryn Ann Pyne Carole McDermott Tara Rockefeller Founder & Honorary Chairman Betsy Messerschmitt Kay Toll Jean Clark
Tree Trust Committee Chairman Cassandra Berger Toni Peebler Liz Peek Susan Burke Lila Prounis Claiborne Swanson Frank Bambi Putnam Honorary Chairmen Anna Hargraves Hall Susan Rotenstreich Jean Clark Gail Hilson Alexia Ryan Eleanora Kennedy Cathy Ingram Barbara Scott Betsy Rogers Jeanne Jones Sam Topping Betty Sherrill Memrie Lewis Cynthia Whitehead
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88 Special Events Halloween Ball Event Chairmen Junior Co-Chairmen Help Remedies (October 26, 2010) Suzanne & Robert Cochran Kipton Cronkite HobNob Wines Corrente Schankler JOHNSON’S Natural Co-Chairmen Amy Tarr Kelley Moore Events Judy & John M . Angelo The Surrey Hotel Kristy & Jonathan Korngold In-Kind Donations Thymes John Stossel Charbonnel et Walker, Chocolatier Tiger Beer Anita & Stuart Subotnick Cool Off by It’s 2 Cool, Ltd . Patsy & Jeff Tarr Dr . Michelle Copland Skin Care Julie Wurts Estrella Damm
Taste of Summer Trustee Chairmen The Carlyle Restaurant VIP Cafe (June 1, 2011) Jay Mandelbaum The Loeb Central Park Boathouse (hosted by Danny Meyer’s Union Square Norman Selby China Grill, Inc . Hospitality Group) Ciao Bella Gelato Blue Smoke Host Committee Columbus Tavern Gramercy Tavern Muffie Potter Aston Ed’s Chowder House The Modern Ashley Baker Geisha Tabla Mario Buatta GILT Union Square Café David Patrick Columbia Ivy Bakery Union Square Events Dave Davis Junoon Peter Davis Le Cirque In-Kind Donations Andrea Greeven Douzet Maya Restaurant Georges Deboeuf Somers Farkas New Leaf Restaurant & Bar Hob Nob Kristy & Jonathan Korngold Orsay James LaForce The Palm Court at The Plaza Gift Bag Sponsors Jill Lafer Park Avenue Summer Alcoa Inc . Alexandra Lebenthal The Plaza Food Hall by Todd English Bikram Yoga NYC Patrick McMullan Quality Meats Black Dog Ale Gillian Miniter SD26 Restaurant & Wine Bar Dream Water Fericia Taylor Serafina Dr . Michelle Copeland Skin Care Restaurants Serendipity 3 Estrella Damm Lager Asia de Cuba South Gate at the Jumeirah Essex House TRACY STERN SALONTEA Bice Ristorante STK Meatpacking & STK Midtown BLT Market SUSHISAMBA Silent Auction Bridgewater Chocolate Swifty’s Restaurant Astor Center Brasserie Cognac Thalassa Restaurant Bedell Cellars Brasserie Les Halles Trattoria Dell ‘Arte Betel
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89 Taste of Summer Bice Ristorante Lanny Grossman The Riverhead Project (June 1, 2011) Bikram Yoga N .Y .C . The James New York Ms . Lela Rose & Mr . Brandon Jones continued Bobbi Brown Cosmetics The John Barrett Salon at Mr . Bob Schiff Buckingham Hotel Bergdorf Goodman Shoshanna Mr . David Burke JPMorgan Chase & Co . Small Luxury Hotels of the World Ken Chaya Jumeirah Essex House Dr . Howard Sobel CIRCA Le Caprice New York at The Pierre Hotel Sony Corporation of America CityView Racquet Club The Central Park Boathouse The Surrey Hotel Julius Cohen LUCA LUCA Swifty’s Restaurant The Container Store Milly LLC Thalassa Restaurant Del Frisco’s Isaac Mizrahi & Matthew Hunt Tiffany & Co . Bo Dietl New York Palace TW Steel DohYo New York Road Runners Club, Inc . Union Square Hospitality Group Dr . Michelle Copeland Skin Care Niche Media Villas By Linda Smith Elite Island Resorts Oheka Castle WABC-TV exhale Daniels Padnos & Dexter Phillip Ms . Georgette Farkas Physique 57 General Atlantic Partners LLC Hotel Plaza Athenee, New York
I Heart Central Park Greensward Circle Chairman In-Kind Donations (February 9, 2011) Evan Uhlick The Naked Grape Cloud Catering Charbonnel et Walker The Halcyon Gourmet
3-on-3 Corporate Chairman Cassidy Turley HOK, Inc John Freel CB Richard Ellis Iron Mountain Basketball Challenge Central Moving & Storage Co . Jones Lang Lasalle Americas Inc . (May 21, 2011) Teams Centric Real Estate Advisors LLC Lane Office AFD Contract Furniture Consolidated Carpet Mid Manhattan Painting Inc . Allied Barton Edwards & Zuck, P .C . Structure Tone, Inc . Aramark Eurotech Turner Interiors Atlas-Acon Electric Service Corp . Harbour Technical Services, Inc . Sweet Unity Farms Coffee Campbell & Dawes Richard L . Hoffman & Associates, Inc . Urban Express
Greensward Circle Chairman In-Kind Donations An Evening Evan Uhlick Rosa Mexicano in theGarden Magnolia Bakery (June 22, 2011) The Naked Grape
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90 Staff & Volunteer Lists Central Park President, Central Park Conservancy 20 to 24 Years Vi Ong and Central Park Administrator Lydia Bonet + Pedro Peralta Conservancy Douglas Blonsky Marvin Ferguson Diane Schaub Jose Figueroa Paul Serra Management Vice President for Operations James Fleming Khol Sok & Staff Neil Calvanese Yean Khiev Than Soun Kenneth Love + Stephen Spinelli Vice President for Development Horace Mike + Phen Suy and External Affairs Emiliano Morales + Bryan Swan + Terri Coppersmith Nelson Nicholas + Juan Valentin Vice President, Women’s Committee Christopher Nolan Juan C . Vargas Laura Hall Dominic Quaglia + Samuel Vargas Rafael Quinones + Derrick Woodbury Vice President for Operation Management Jose Rodriguez Mario Zafarana Frank LoCastro Valentine Ruiz + Hanna Ryan + 10 to 14 Years Vice President for Planning, Design Micheal Ryan + Eric Anderson and Construction Christine Seita Alice Baer Christopher Nolan Linton Smith Larry Baskerville Norma Soto Robert Bennett CFO & Vice President for Finance Edward Valarezo + Jairam Bisessar and Administration Mario Vaughan Kelly Carrol Stephen Spinelli Daniel S . Wallace Teresa Carta Gladston Younger + Brian Conaty Employees Raymond Duggan 25 or More Years 15 to 19 Years John Felicies + William Berliner Regina V . Alvarez Laura Frank Douglas Blonsky Alicia Alvenda-Paez Russell Fredericks Neil Calvanese Pedro Augusto Hector O . Gamboa Milton Evora Kea Chea Margarita Haas Sotha Kang Ronise Cox Beth Haskell Andrew Konopka Kathleen Cregg Nereida Hernandez + New York City Sara Cedar Miller William Crespo + Annamarie Hessman Department Cornelio Mora Keith Dore + Linda Heyward of Parks & Charles Obery Wendy Fortune John Hiser Recreation Darren Rogers Maria Hernandez Rith Hun Employees Louis Urruttia-Orme Vanthon Keo Randolph Joseph Louis Young III + Suntov Ly Sheila Kendall
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91 Central Park Catherine King Lindsay J . Empric Sherry Capili Daisy Le’Gare Vanessa A . Francisco Donna Capossela Conservancy Keiron C . Lindsay John Harrigan Camille Chan Melissa Marion-Burford Abigail D . Healy Vern Clarke Management Joseph McBain Julio R . Hernandez Becca Collora & Staff Derrick McElveen Rochelle Hines Stephen Cunningham + continued George W . McPherson Jr . Jamaal L . King Daniel Daly Giovanni Mosquera Eric Kohler Raymond Davy Earl P . Munroe Julio Lopez Keith DeFreitas Antonio Nieves Sabrina Lutchman Robert Diaz Kathryn Ortiz Nicholas P . Marotta Harold Dillard Mauricio A . Perdomo Donovan A . Mitchell Robert Dixon Joaquim Pereira Gabriel Mitchell Sara J . Dobbins William Quansah Khen Ong Joselito Durana Bill Selezniov Steven J . Oppedal Agata Dziemianczyk Stacy Sit Florence O’Shaughnessy James Easley Trung Truong Chantha Pang Christopher Encarnacion David H . Turner Yarw M . Peprah Marie-Anne De Rosier Ewig Richard Van Valkenburg Gloria Plata Alexander Feleppa Wallace Wentink Anthony Pontillo Collette Franco Maryann Williams Brian T . Purcell Anthony Freeman Matthew C . Reiley Steven Fusco 5 to 9 Years Byron A . Roberts Joshua Galiley Lane N . Addonizio Rupert Russell Duane H . Grant Alan Anderson Gary C . Saunders Caroline Greenleaf Oscar Ayaquica Goodson Sem Laura Hall David Baker Silvia Tamayo Peter Haupt Cheryl Bailes Reginald Tart Sr . Violette Hilson Larry Boes Raymond M . Verrey Tsay Huang Jill Bristow Marie R . Warsh Myisha Humphrey Altagracia Cartagena Douglas Weller William Jamison John-Paul Catusco Lakema Wilson D . Scott Johnson Matthew T . Cook Jennifer K . Wong Reginald Jones Anderson Conserve Edward M . Juda Terri L . Coppersmith 1 to 4 Years Melissa Kinsella Angel Corbett Diane Allen Joann Klimkiewicz Christopher C . Cousino Joshua Barreto Dimitrios N . Kourniatis Pablo R . Cruz Lisa Bartley Bobbi Kravis Matthew C . D’Amico Anthony Beard Peter Lecointe + New York City Gary R . Dearborn Thomas Behrendt Kathleen Lessard Department Lawrence J . Decker Steven Bopp Valentina Lige + of Parks & John P . Dillon Daniel Brown Shanti Louallen Recreation Mark Douglas Susan Michele Buchanan Carrie Majette Employees Audra M . Eaglen Tanja Brueckmann Sharon Y . Manning
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92 Central Park Teresa Markham Kris Verma Michael Edward Koch John A . Martinez Richard Walton Donata Kruk Conservancy Juanita Martinez Avalon Oneil Watson Dena Libner Claire McClafferty Eric Whitaker Frank LoCastro Management Dwane James McCoy Ernest Wiggins Odetty E Lopez & Staff Henry McCullon Stephen Wilkinson Samantha Marsden continued Jewelene Melton Kenneth Williams + Ashley McCullon Aaron Miller Michael W . Zemola Carly Mitchell Lorena M . Naranjo William Montalvan Kristina Nelson Less Than 1 Year Rafael Perez Tee C . Ngiam Maria I . Alicea Martin Michael Potoczniak Paul C . Okarmus Aliza Leigh Ameer Peter Provenzale Danh Ong Michael Corey Aronowitz Katherine Santiago Vilmarie Pagan Josh Bowles Bell Andrea Nicole Sexton Hannah M . Parker Milica Brogan Kerry Marie Shannon Julie Palumbo Melissa Castillo Gregory Robert Shutters + New York City Janet S . Patry Judith David Susan Helene Simon Department Allison L . Querro Julie Ann Davidson Tailormarie Skinner of Parks & Russell Riddell Francisco Isaac Davila Mary Small + Recreation Jelissa Roberts Shirldae J . East Amy Lou Sullivan Employees Justin M . Rodriguez Arthur Francis Marett Elmes Derek Taylor Mohanlal Roopnarine Illeana Elmore Anne-Marie Vaduva Heather Rubenstein Cheshire Emily Frager Fabian Vasquez Kira Saunders Eugenia Goforth Sophia Warsh Angela M . Silva Christopher James Gravenstine Craig Washington Cornell Simmons Irllen Carolina Guillen Miriam Wazeter Nicholas Storrs Jerome Heinzen Roberta E . Wolf Rebecca R . Sullivan Harrison Hogan Allan Wong Jonathan G . Taub Corey Maurice Holder Mary E . Taylor Kirsten Renee Johnson Wendy Van Raalte Judith Kelly
Deputy Chief of Operations Park Supervisors NYC Department of Nelson Nicholas Valentina Lige Parks & Recreation Michael Ryan
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93 Central Park 25+ Years Donna Bolkcom 5 to 9 Years Louise Ransom Jane Breakstone Justin Abelow Conservancy Dion Brennan Regina Alsis 20 to 24 Years Brigid Buchanan Joann Amparan-Close Volunteers Maureen Antizzo Susan Buckley Lucimar Araujo (June 30, 2011) Lee Barash Susan Chagrin Josephine Barillo Margery Bloom Bill Dodds Mary Barknecht Berton Chernizer Bob Edmondson Stuart Benick Abraham Denowitz Bayla Falber Sarah Bessey Rita Denowitz Joan Fisher Frederick Blattberg Elinor Fine Cris Gleicher Edwin Bobrow Phyllis Giarro Anthony Gosse Pauline Brooks Richard Hooper Duane Grant John Bryan Louise Kruger Noel Holland Wendy Byrne Camilla McFadden Yvonne Holland Dorothy Camporeale Marjorie Naughton Steven Huppert Joy Carol Anni Newbeck Gloria Ilic Hans Christensen Fern Stolper Judy Katz Joseph Cohen Doria Tenca Edna Konoff Richard Dahlia Herman Kroshinsky Janet David 15 to 19 Years Suzi Leiter Robert Eber Susan Baxter Paul Lenner Susan Eden Kelly Belford Linda Lewensohn Sally Emery Nancy Berner Brigitte Lewis-Diederich Kate Feldman Ruth Bernstein Susan Lowry Ray Finkelstein Frank Comiskey Jerome Maisel Donald Florman Virginia Glover Jim Moran Nancy Foxen Thomas Griffing Florence O’Shaughnessy Linda Frank Phyllis Hollander Andrea Raskin Harriet Frankel Jacqueline Jeffrey Ann Raymond Barbara Geller Raymond Knowles Francine Riley Mae Goffe Margery Laird Leonard Saremsky Jose J . Gonzalez Judith Landrigan Feola Scharf David Gould Jean May Aaron Schechter Marjorie Graham James Neff Karl Schuman Christel Haesicke Judith Som Eleanor Shakin Harry Harwood Nancy Warfield Billy Squier Gloria Hegy Connie Welch Clay Herrick 10 to 14 Years Gayle Welling Malcolm Holderness Genevieve Alexander Kathleen Wheelock Anne Holderness Norma Baum Web Wheelock Daniel Homan Marty Birnbaum Ann Whyte Brenda Johnson Harriet Blacker Dawn Jonas
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94 Central Park Nancy Kahn Victoria Wilkins Jim Carragher David Karabell Barbara Withers Joan Cerussi Conservancy Mike Keenan Roberta Wolf Roger Chatfield Saul Laniado Robert Wolkow Hilda Chazanovitz Volunteers Roy Levit E . Bingo Wyer Suzy Cho continued Karen McDonald Mary Yerkes Gina Clemente Hartmut Munker Anna Zagoloff Alan Cohen Babette Nadelman Leo Cohen Carol Nemo 1 to 4 Years Rita Cohen Robert Nemo LuLu Abrams Irene Conway Mia Nitchun Joy Adler Elizabeth Counihan Sharon O’Connell Ankit Agrawal David Cobb Craig Tom Olzenski Ishtiaq Alam Erisleyda Cuesto Daniel Passantino Kathrine Albritton Colleen Cunningham Deborah Pelosi Mara Altschuler Gerald Dassin Barbara Priest William Alves Bridget Daughton Christa Rassmann Hoyt Ammidon Simeon David John Richards Madelyn Ashman Carol Degener Orrin Riley Jane Auriemmo Christine DeLisle Lars Rosager Georgia Avery Carol Dempster Kerry Rubinstein Beth Aviv Philip Domenico Michael Samuels Dora Bachvarova Saralyn Dyme Joe Sanford Judith Baer Renee Ericson Patricia Santelli Signe Baird Francis Everett Luis Santos Derek Balcom Vanessa Facenda Jean Saremsky Annette Bamundo Jacques Fages Valerie Sarris Chelsea Batavia Vanessa Fahmy Salama-Sherman Ann Saydlowski Mel Bauer Laura Falcones Catherine Scalera Casey Bayles Kaitlin Flynn Elaine Schechter Lamar Beeks Catherine Fredman Barbara Schimansky Jacqueline Bennett Claudia Fugalli Arnold Schoenfeld Alexandra Bonomo Aner Fust Linda Schott Claudia Boynton Joseph Gamache Barbara Schwimmer Jessica Brooks Carlos Garcia Walter Francis Siebecker Stephen Brooks Jenene Garey Richard Sonet Joan Brunskill Charles Gates Peter Szabaga Mary Buck Wendy Gebb Jan Tannen Walter Buck Terrie Gerstner Nancy Tollefson Dennis Buonagura Glenn Gertler Jay Townsend Joan Burns Orgest Gjoka Sara Truslow Hardin Felix Calabrese Myles Glynn Peggy Vishnupad Rita Callahan Eugenia Goforth Donald Wagoner Jennifer Cantor Susan Goldsmith John Waters Muriel Carr Catherine Goodridge
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95 Central Park Maureen Gordon Ting Ting Liao Jiro Otsuka Michael Graff Edward Livingston Reshama Patel Conservancy Christopher Gravenstine Elena Lobatto Marion Pearce Patricia Grew Judith Long Greta Phillips Volunteers Hilde Groenblad Ericson Catherine Lyster Daniel Pinkus continued Leonard Gruenfeld Deirdre MacGuire Theresa Poon Mimi Haggin Hazuki Maeda Susan Rabb Michael Halloran Janet Maltby Theresa Rachelle Deborah Harley Jeanne Malter Shannon Randall David Heath Sydney Mandelbaum Bernice Ravitz Linda Heller Catherine Mandell Joan Reisman-Brill Geri Hemmert William Mari Alberto Reyes Nancy Henry Charles Marinaro Oliver Rhodes Terry Hill Tracie Masek Adina Rifkin Ewa Hochman Megan Masek Michele Risa Tedric Holdsworth Bob Mayer Carol Rocker Leonora Hollmann Marilyn Mazur Ken Rogers Peter Holmes Anne McCarthy Ruth Rogers Michael Huston Peggy McConnell Lois Roos Karimi Ikuta Mary McCorry Jeannette Rosen Andrew Jacobs Mary McGlynn Bernard Rosenbaum Robin Jenkins Jim McGuire Robert Rosengard Kerry Jones DeCourcy McIntosh Ruth-Ann Rosenthal Jennifer Kane Norma McMillan Ina Rosenthal Gregory Kaufmann Ruthie Meyer Carol Rothberg Kelly Keating Richard Meyer Michael Sarapa Jamel Keller Elizabeth Mindlin Geraldine Savoy Francis Kelly Mary Minty Stephen Schneider Dawn Kim Patricia Moccia Joseph Schwartz Daniel Kirby Flo Monier Gloria Scorse George Kisha Pamela Moulton Virginia Seipt Claudine Ko Sherrie Nagin Dinah Seiver Julian Korn Sandra Nash Usman Shaukat Janice Kosta Jan Navatkoski Annette Shear Peter Kruzan Rolando Navea Anne Shillinglaw Jane Kutnick Ruth Nelson Irene Shrier Jill Lampe Alexander Norelli Joanna Sibbald Claire Larson Jennifer Novik Lynne Smalley Eileen Lawrence Bryan Ogden Judith Smith Mary Lou Lee Elchanan Ogorek Courtney Smith Madeline Lee Eugenie O’Hagan Marni Sommer Thomas Leslie James Oliver Carol Soto Patricia Leuthard Jeanne Olsen Robert Stanley Laurie Lewis Hilary Otstott Philip Stein
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96 Central Park Judith Steinbock Melanie Allingham Terry Cooper Michael Stiene Michael Altschuler Lynn Corbett Conservancy Sandra Stingle Paul Alzate Hameed Cornelius Eileidh Stoll Geraldine Anathan Ana Costa Volunteers Elsa Strayer Sarah Angelini Shayne Courtemanche continued Robert Sundeen Luis Aponte Nicholas Crangle Sonja Synak Kristina Armstrong Matthew Cronkite Lysanne Szabo Elyse Aronoff Joan Darragh Gloria Talamas Ekaterina Astrakhan N . Das Liz Thompson Barbara Bachand Christina Dasher Susan Timler Maoual Bah Andrew David Jackie Toross Surraine Bascome John Decoufle Terry Trifari Lauren Bekesh Aileen Denne-Bolton Anne-Marie Vadova Luis Benedetto Johnny Derogene Judy Val Gelb Marissa Beringer Carole Desnoes Amy Van Natter Sophia Beytelman Aliou Diakite Troy Venechanos Eli Bierman Tom Didona Paul Viani Lisa Blake Nikki Dodd Cynthia Villani Loyse Bonjour Tenzin Donchen Thomas Walker Mark Bostick Michael Dougherty Barbara Warren Mary Bowen Ken Dubuque Elyse Weadock Elizabeth Boylan Isabelle Dupuy Mary Webb Diane Bozzetto Elizabeth Duquette Lisa Weber Chris Braun Karin Dwyer Aaron Weiner Ruth Brown Kinza Elahi Judy Weller Karen Bruno Ashley Eldridge Sylvie Weltert Zlato Buchs Fagundes Maria Evangelista Michelle Wenelczyk Jane Bullock Lance Evans Bernard Wides Suzy Cameleon Judith Ervin William Wiesner Nicole Caraboolad Lalaine Fabi Elizabeth Winn Gary Carlile Stephen Fillo Maya Wolfson Douglas Carver Patrick Fitzpatrick Jane Wu Robert Caslow Mary Folan Frances Zainoeddin Tony Chan Ronald Forlenza Steven Zawel Roger Chang Athena Foroglou Carmine Zummo Levins Charlenor Judith Foulkes Adrianna Clarke Cecelia Frontero Less Than One Year David Cohen Jennifer Fuerch Fred Aaron Joel Cohen William Gallagher Abigail Adams Steven Cohen Sue Gargarita Claire Ady Priscilla Coker Mary Geiger Mohamad Alblaihess Geoff Collins Ellen Gerber Carolina Albuquerque Schil Erica Collins-Werner Suzanne Gillece Ronald Alix Alex Cook Marilyn Glinka
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97 Central Park Arthur Goldmacher Seunghwa Lee Hannah Orlove William Goodman Molly Lemeris Anita Page Conservancy Peter Gorman Tonghui Lin Farhoody Parvene Erika Graham Stacy Lockhart Cissy Paul Volunteers Taylor Grant Sullivan Michael Loew Rosalind Pena continued Don Greenglass Joanel Lopez Merrill Perlman Thelma Gregory Luis Lozano Matthew Petti Babette Haggerty Gail Lustig Carey Pitman Theodore Hamber Colleen Macedonia-Finkelstein Julia Plotkin Vickie Hartung Marina Machado Diane Procter Li Ping He Grace Mahony Francesca Raimond Erin Hickey Rolliene Mallari Padmi Ranasinghe Laura Hinkston Mark Mandel Kevin Ready-McClain Margaret Holland Faridah Mansor Tom Reed Fakhereh Hosseni Sheldon Marks Rikhye Bhali Jack Intrator Elton Marku Michele Risa Lisa Jackson Mindy Martinez Christian Rivera Anne Jacobi Milsy Martinez Max Rivlin-Nadler Nancy Jarema Anzhelica Masheyeva Zakkiyah Roberson Deva Jimenez Adrian Masterson Arlene Rogers Chang Sik Jo Vera Matty Omar Roque Lorna Johnson Gabriella Maurer Susannah Sachdeva Bridget Johnston Hugh McCormack Dorothy Safian Barbara Juarez Brittany McManamey Jordan Sakowitz David Kahn David Meeker Indumeena Sambandam Fumiko Kano Geoffrey Miller James Sand Kelly Kehn Erika Mizukami Amy Sanderson Elizabeth Keyes Maureen Mlynarczyk Jana Sanford Nyay Nyay Khin Maziar Mohammadi Florfina Sarmiento John Kiang Leonora Morrison Fishbach Michael Schedina Geunjin Kim Kathy Morrissey Cynthia Schroder Julie Kiss Sepideh Moussavi Marie Schu Silke Koester Elizabeth Moye Peter Schussheim Maureen Koetz Visanio Mukes Karin Schweitzer Harvey Kopel Jan Mullen Leonard Shapiro Wendl Kornfeld Allison Munn John Sheehy Liesl Kundert Ginger Najar Shoshana Sheinfeld Talia Langman Matthew Nathel Gail Sherman Helen Laniado Robert Neldberg Cathleen Shine Sarah Larsen Reeham Newaz Cornell Simmons Susan Lau Eric Nez Tracy Singer Kikrekoui Laubouet Laura Norman Zack Slabotsky Kathie Lee Vlad Nov Bret Sorkness Jihan Lee Stanislava Odrljin Nikki Spiers
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98 Central Park Meryl Starr Lisa Steglich Conservancy Deena Stein Patricia Stevens Volunteers Ashley Stout continued Morgan Strobel Joselyn Suarez Alfred Szymanski Yasu Tabata Campbell Thibo Rafael Tiffany Priscilla Townes Amy Treitel Hsinwei Tseng Nathalie Tur Deborah Turner Lily Twining Elliot Van der Heide Mark Van Hare Sharon van Luik Amanda Van Voorhees Eric Vinal Ashley Vuckovich Xuhua Wang Xuming Wang Jia Wang Hans Weiss Dave Westreich Dequan Williamson Stephen Winch Dorn Winter Heather Woodworth Paul Wortman Jordan Wouk David Yarnall Karen Yat Julianne Yee Nancy Yott Michael Young Quan Zhou Victoria Zummo
The newly restored East Meadow.
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Support 99 Ways to Help the Park
Volunteer Shop at the Become a Member Endow a Playground centralparknyc.org/volunteer Official Central Park Store centralparknyc.org/membership centralparknyc.org/pgp centralparknyc.org/shop
Adopt a Bench Endow a Tree Tour the Park Give a Legacy Gift centralparknyc.org/benches centralparknyc.org/trees centralparknyc.org/tours centralparknyc.org/plannedgiving
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Info 100 Central Park Conservancy Mission Guiding Principle Core Values
The mission of the Central Park Central Park is a masterpiece of Commitment Conservancy is to restore, manage, landscape architecture created to We value commitment to our mission, and enhance Central Park, in provide a scenic retreat from urban Central Park and the visitor experience . partnership with the public . life for the enjoyment of all and, in so doing, to establish New York’s Excellence The Conservancy aspires to build place among the great cities of the We value innovation and the highest a great organization that sets the world . As the organization entrusted quality results in every aspect of our work . standard for and spreads the principles with the responsibility of caring for of world-class park management – New York’s most important public Integrity emphasizing environmental excellence space, our work is founded on We value ethical conduct in our – to improve the quality of open space the belief that citizen leadership business practices . for the enjoyment of all New Yorkers . and private philanthropy are key to ensuring that the Park and its Adaptability The Conservancy is committed to essential purpose endure . We value adaptability in our response sustaining this operating model to to change and challenges . provide a legacy for future generations of Central Park users . Communication We value clear, consistent communication, teamwork and an open dialogue both internally and with the public .
Public Confidence We value the public and work to earn and maintain their confidence in our role as caretakers of Central Park .
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Info 101 For more information about the Central Park Conservancy Visit: centralparknyc.org Follow us on Facebook: CentralParkNYC Twitter: CentralParkBuzz Call: 212-310-6600 Write: 14 East 60th Street New York, NY 10022
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Designers: Sara Cedar Miller Jonathan Taub Map: Office of Planning, Design and Construction Writers: Lane Addonizio Michael Aronowitz Vanessa Francisco Abigail Healy Joann Klimkiewicz Sara Cedar Miller Nicole Sexton Editor: Alice Baer Financials: Kathryn Ortiz, Comptroller List Coordinator: Donna Capossela Raymond Verrey Photographers: All photos by Sara Cedar Miller except the following: pp . 10, 14 – Marie Warsh p . 15 – Gregory Shutters pp . 18, 30 – Karin Schweitzer p . 31 – Gregory Shutters p . 35 bottom center – Amber De Vos/ PatrickMcMullan com. p . 35 bottom right – Nicholas Hunt/ PatrickMcMullan com. p . 36 bottom left – Gregory Shutters Red Bud trees at East 85th Street entrance. p . 101 – Malcolm Pinckney
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