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POSTAGE WILL BE PAID BY ADDRESSEE JEWISH COMMUNITY FOUNDATION 4950 MURPHY CANYON ROAD SAN DIEGO, CA 92123-9384 Mission, Vision, Values 2 Community Youth Foundation 25 Letter to the Community 3 Jewish Women’s Foundation 26 History/Year at a Glance 4 Legacy 27 Generations 5 Create a Jewish Legacy 28 Family Foundations 6 Endowment Leadership Institute 31 contents Donor Advised Funds 7 Book of Life 32 Memorial Funds 10 Foundation Legacies 34 Endowments 11 Financials 35 Ways to Give 11 Financial Highlights 36 Community 12 Investment Results 38 Grant Highlights 13 Leadership 39 Foundation Giving Repairs the World 14 Committees 40 Grantee Organizations 16 Officers 42 Community Grants 23 Board of Directors 43 Community Partners 24 Past Presidents & Foundation Staff 44

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Mission Vision Values The Jewish Community As a primary, trusted Tzedakah (justice): Foundation promotes and expert resource for ethical responsibilities, philanthropy through philanthropy, the Jewish sacred work, tikkun olam meaningful partnerships Community Foundation with donors and will engage, educate and Dor L’dor (generation to community organizations inspire generations of generation): passing on in achieving charitable givers throughout the values, strengthening goals and increases Jewish community. future generations, the current and future importance of elders and support for a vibrant and youth secure Jewish community Kavod (respect): listening, in San Diego, Israel and responsiveness, around the world. acts of loving kindness, being inclusive, integrity, truthfulness Torah (learning): love of “Establish the work of thy hands Judaic wisdom and teachings that it may long endure.” TALMUD

Jewish Community Foundation 2 Annual Report 2005: Defining our Future Dear Friend, The Foundation presents this report to the community with respect and gratitude for all we have done together—and all we need to do. The Foundation’s highly competent and hard working On the following pages, you will read about the many staff continues a long history of careful planning, goal individuals, families and organizations that work with setting, and measurement and evaluation of progress. the Foundation to keep our community strong and We know how precious community resources are, and vibrant. You will also review the astounding success of a letter we use them wisely. At the forefront of our efforts is our to our our Endowment Leadership Institute. You will learn sincere attention to providing quality service. We can community about the engagement of our youth and the strategic never take our success for granted but must earn it day efforts of the Jewish Women’s Foundation. by day, with each encounter. The two of us take our leadership roles very seriously And so, we invite you to study this report, call us, and understand that the Foundation must be carefully ask questions, and join with us to define the future governed and managed. Our board reflects top leadership of our community. in the community. As a group, we go far beyond what is legally required. Our tradition demands strong board governance—full integrity, strict adherence to values, rigorous decision-making and open, transparent Edgar Berner Marjory Kaplan communications. President Executive Director

“A community is too heavy for one person to carry alone.” DEUTERONOMY

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History Year at a Glance In 1967, a group of leaders established During the last year, the Jewish Community Foundation continued to work with our the Jewish Community Foundation, the partners to define the future of San Diego’s Jewish community. first organization of its kind in the I Almost $46 million was awarded to programs in both the Jewish and general region. Their vision was clear: to provide communities—3,600 grants to nearly 800 organizations. for the future, to pass on key values, and to ensure that Jewish San Diego is I The number of donor advised funds reached 368, including 36 new funds. forever vibrant and secure. Twelve families established a current or future gift for the Foundation’s Jewish Since then, the Foundation has worked Community Endowment. to fulfill the dreams of its founders. By I The Endowment Leadership Institute and Create a Jewish Legacy programs transmitting the legacies of those who came before us, we ensure that our prioritized planning for the future security of the Jewish Community. children’s children know what it means In 2004/2005, more than 200 families stepped forward to promise an estimated to be Jewish, guarantee Jewish life in $44 million in legacies to 35 Jewish organizations. San Diego now and tomorrow, and help I Returns for the Foundation’s investment pools exceeded comparable benchmarks. to build a brighter future. I The Foundation was named the fastest growing organization of its kind by the United Jewish Communities for the second year in a row.

I Charity Navigator awarded the Foundation the highest four star rating for operational efficiency.

I The Jewish Women’s Foundation funded its first program, Supporting Jewish Single Parents, and grew to include 42 members.

I More than 1,400 individuals partnered with the Foundation by contributing to a Fund or participating in a program.

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generationsgen·er·a·tions: A group of individuals regarded as having common cultural or social characteristics and attitudes

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Family Foundations Family Foundations are separate and perpetual nonprofit entities that qualify as public charities because of their affiliation with the Jewish Community Foundation. Each foundation has a unique grantmaking mission, and is governed by a Board of Directors, including donor and community representatives. generations “We received a strong message from our parents that after Chortek Family Foundation providing for our family’s needs, Foster Family Foundation we must provide for the community’s needs. Through Galinson Family Foundation our foundation, we pass Polis-Schutz Family Foundation this value on to future generations and repay the community Slate Family Foundation (in formation) for all it has given us.” Stone Family Foundation

MURRAY & ELAINE GALINSON Turk Family Foundation (in formation)

Viterbi Family Foundation

Jewish Community Foundation 6 Annual Report 2005: Defining our Future Donor Advised Funds A Donor Advised Fund is an individual charitable fund that allows you to make a tax-deductible contribution (minimum to establish is $1,800) and then recommend grants in the name of the fund to qualified organizations in the Jewish and general community. Names featured in color indicate funds established in the last year. Alternative Families Laurence & Cindy Bloch Elaine & Bob Cohen Delsee & Jeff Altman Bloom Family (Barbara) Florence Cohen generations Lisa & Steve Altman Bloom Family (Ruth) Helen & Hal Cohen Irving & Cecelia Appelbaum Blotner Family Howard & Toby Cohen Bark Family Lester & Marion Blumenthal Josh & Tracy Cohen “Setting up donor advised funds Barsky Family Roger & Marilynn Boesky Cohen-Edelstein for our children enabled us Michael Bartell & Melissa Irene & Ben Borevitz Joseph Cohen & Martha to share how exciting and Garfield Bartell Erik Jordan Branson Farish Joan Beber H. Kenneth Branson Melvin & Betty Cohn gratifying philanthropy can be. Becca Michael & Rachel Brau Martin & Marilyn Colby They support the causes important Herbert L. & Marcella D. Lisa Braun-Glazer Rabbi Laurie Coskey Beckett to them while accessing the Robert & Lillie Breitbard Martin & Pearl Cutler Ruth & Irvin Belenzon Brewer Family Julie & Paul Datnow Family resources of the Jewish Jeffrey & Kim Belk Courtney Brodie Dimont Family Community Foundation.” Sondra & Robert Berk Mitch & Merle Brodie Family H. Lee Druckman Dennis & Marcia Berman Brodie Price Mitchell & Julie Dubick DAVID & SUSAN KABAKOFF Ralph & Roberta Berman Arthur & Sophie Brody Estee Einhorn Dr. Sanford I. Berman Julie & George Bronstein Einhorn Family Edgar Berner Family Betty Byrnes Family Al & Naomi R. Eisman Mitchell & Kelly Berner Caspi Family Max J. & Doris S. Eisner Robert & Debra Berton Chortek Family Emge Family Gary & Barbara Blake Daniel & Suzanne Engel Family Robert & Kimberly Chortek Essakow Family

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“The Foundation makes it easy for us to give to the organizations we love. We feel that our lives have been greatly enhanced by living in the San Diego community, and are proud to do our part.”

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Jim & Sari Esserman Anna Braun Glazer Hal & Debby Jacobs Family Martin & Phyllis Kornfeld Earl N. Feldman Family Joseph & Beverly Glickman Paul & Stacy Jacobs Family Jay & Lael Kovtun Uri & Belinda Feldman Joseph & Dorothy Goldberg Trust Robert Jaffe Kranzler Family Charles & Alberta Feurzeig Lucy Goldman Jeremiah Lenore Krems Raymond & Rhona Fink Meg & Allan Goldstein Cecile B. Jordan Krichman Family Ira & Barbara Fischbein Goodman Family Jubelirer Family Krosner-Johnson Fischer Family Zelda & Murray Goodman David & Susan Kabakoff Family Mark and Elsa Lantzman generations Jack & Sigrid Fischer Herman & Jean Gordon Jonathan Kabakoff Hali Lapidus Merle & Teresa Fischlowitz Family Henry A. & Roanne L. Gotthelf Sara Kabakoff Robert and Susan Lapidus Manuel & Nettie Fisher Family Greenwald Family Jodie & Robert Kaplan Robert B. Lazarus Carol Fox Family Harry E. Gruber Marjory Kaplan Leichtag Family Ronald Fox Family Lawrence & Bryna Haber Mickey & Jeri Kaplan Norman G. Levi Family Milton & Faiya Fredman Henry W. Haimsohn Abe & Paula Kassam Richard C. & Harriet Levi Freeman Family Robert & Merrill Haimsohn Family Barry & Avra Kassar Rabbi Moshe Levin Harriet Fremland Halberg Family Katleman Family Gary & Lisa Levine Family Friedel Family Gerald & Judith Handler Stephanie Katleman Schroeder Levinson Family C. Hugh Friedman & Lynn Schenk James & Ruth Harris Richard & Berdele Katz Family Bernard L. Lewis Friedman Family Ashley Hartman Katzin Family James B. Lewis Family Geoff & Jessica Friedman Helsel Family Jerome & Miriam Katzin Marshall & Judy Lewis Richard & Sharon Gabriel Family Edward & Estelle Herman Family Kauder Family Theodora F. Lewis Barry & Brigitte Galgut Mark & Cindy Hoffman Warren & Karen Kessler Richard & Claudia Libenson Garb Foundation Carl & Myrna Holmes Lewis & Marnie Klein Light Eric M. & Marsi Gardiner Leroy & Claire Hughes Family Klitzner Family Littman Family Marissa Garfield Ruth & Paul Jacobowitz Klug Liwerant Family Geffen Family Jacobs Family Gerald & Shirley Kobernick Lauren & Sol Lizerbram Family Ginsburg Family Deni & Jeffrey Jacobs Kodesh Family LMR Julia Braun Glazer Gary & Jerri-Ann Jacobs Gary Kornfeld & Theresa Dupuis Michael & Darryn Lowenstein

Jewish Community Foundation 8 Annual Report 2005: Defining our Future Lubin Family Joseph & Sima Oppenheimer Simon & Ruth Reznikoff Jennifer A. Schuman Luftig Family Oster Family Dana Rhinerson Schuman Family Ed & Marilyn Magnin Pappelbaum Family Lois J. Richmond Jack M. & Sherron C. Schuster Henry & Elaine Magnin Julius Pearl Arthur & Jeannie Rivkin Jeffrey P. & Vered Schuster Michael & Ellen Magerman Monica Handler Penner David & Julie Rivkin Esther & Herm Schwartz Ruth & A. Harry Malin Mark & Darlene Pidgeon Robins Family Debbie & Shayna Seid Family Brian C. Malk Shearn & Linda Platt Stanley I. & Judith Rosen Charlene Seidle generations Malk Family Pollard-Lipkis Family Arlene & Gerald J. Rosen Seidle Family Brian & Suzanne Marcus Brian & Gwen Potiker Dr. Norman & Barbara Rozansky Selati Family Margolin Family Lowell & Julie Potiker Jeanette Rubin Family Doug & Janet Selik Marks Family Michael & Jori Potiker-Brown Toby & Norman Rubin Family Serrano Family Medress Family Sheila & Hughes Potiker Samiljan Family Robert Shapiro Family Eddie S. Mendelsohn Family Larry & Gigie Price Nancy Samiljan/Berg Family Gary & Jean Shekhter Constance M. Mercer & Seymour Rabin Wendy Samiljan/Naito Family William A. Shenk Ruth E. Danciger Ernest Rady SANDMAT Sherman Family Carlos & Esther Michan Family Ramenofsky Family Savarese Family Michael & Ilana Silverman James & Estelle Milch Maurice & Rose Rapkin L & S Scharlin Sidney & Marian Silverman Danielle & Brian Miller Rappaport Rosen Family Shari & Frederick Schenk Irwin & Shirley Silverstein Susan F. Morris Ruth E. Raskin Scher Family Silverstein Family Ann Levenstein Mound Andy Ratner Colin & Jane Scher Jonny Simkin Gary & Sherry Naiman Anne Ratner Gabrielle Scher Donald & Gayle Slate Harvey & Linda Neiman Sandford & Laurayne Ratner George & Mary Ann Scher Scott & Kay Slate Arthur & Marilyn Neumann Ravet Family Schiffman Family Nanci & Ronald Slayen Dr. Lawrence & Rebecca Newman Rawdin Family Arlene & Bert Schloss Slonim Family Nierman Family Barbara & Henry Reed Ruth L. Schulman Greg, Rachel & Micah Smith Fred Oken Reif Family Joan & Paul Schultz Smolin Family Larry & Linda Okmin Vivien & Jeffrey Ressler Family Bruce & Holly Schuman Gloria & William Snyder

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Memorial Funds One of our most basic Jewish beliefs is Elyse & Jeffrey D. Sollender Audrey Viterbi & Dan Smargon that acts of tzedakah are the most Herbert J. & Elene Solomon Caryn & Alan Viterbi powerful way to honor the memory of Bruce, Steven, Gerald & Viterbi Family those no longer with us. Diane Solomon Charles & Randi Wax Steven & Sheri Spector Family David & Sharon Wax Marla Bennett Memorial Scott Spiegler John & Cathy Weil Faith Stagg Weiner Family Lillian and Jacob Goldstein Memorial generations Morris Steiman Norman Weinstein Frances Gotkowitz Memorial Step Family Sandra & Sheldon Weinstein Steren Ken & Joan Weiss Family Carlos Lindenfeld Memorial Rodney F. & Gloria Stone Susan Chortek Weisman & Mickey Newman Memorial Ryan & Ashley Stone Eric S. Weisman Matthew & Iris Strauss Stuart & Marcia Weiss Rabbi Dr. Nathaniel Pollack Memorial Marcia & David Sudolsky Family Eric & Joann Weitzen Family Jordan Ressler Memorial Szawielenko Family Gordon & Marilyn Williams Stephanie Jean Hayo Robins Memorial Gertrude Thaler Wilson-Strauss Family Edward & Susan Gail Thomas Stanley & Dorothy Winter Sidney Rose Memorial “A light for one is a Tiano Family Wolff Family Jorge Rosental Memorial light for hundreds.” Tubis Family Helene & Allan Ziman TALMUD Tucker-Oken Family Susan Zimmerman Family Gregg Paul Silverman Memorial Jan S. Tuttleman Leonard & Lois Zlotoff Scott Noah Stone Memorial Unity Through Sharing Marshall & Bette Zucker Vener Family Anonymous (33) Achille and Maria Viterbi Memorial Alexander Viterbi

If we have inadvertently left your name off this list, please contact the Foundation.

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Ways to Give One of the unique advantages in making a gift to the Jewish community is the knowledge that you can Endowments do so in a way that meets Endowment funds allow you to perpetually support a specific program, organization or area of interest that your own financial and you find especially meaningful. By allocating only a percentage of the fund each year, the principal is estate planning goals. A never diminished, and the fund is able to maintain a continuity of support for future generations. variety of options exist, including: Lillie Breitbard Lion of Judah Jewish Community Ratner Endowment for Endowment Endowment: Tifereth Israel Scholar-in- Appreciated securities Eva Guttman Memorial Residence Sophie Brody Endowment Bequests through wills Edward & Estelle Herman Ratner Women’s Division generations Sophie Brody Lech L’Cha and trusts Family Endowment Endowment for Extraordinary Leadership Endowment Leadership Cash gifts Jewish Day School Sophie Brody Lion of Judah Endowment for Scholarships: San Diego Jewish Community Charitable gift annuities Endowment Michael Kessel Scholarship Endowment for the Elderly: Life income plans Camp Mountain Chai Fred Oken Memorial Sonya Seiderman Memorial Scholarship Fund Jack Oken Memorial Life insurance policies Victor Schulman Endowment Continuity Endowment Rosemary Beth Moss Memorial for the Jewish Elderly Real estate Endowment Stanley & Pauline Foster Gloria & Rodney Stone Retirement plans Anne Ratner Family Rabbinic Leadership Award Young Leadership Award State of Israel bonds Endowment Mort Vogelson Memorial Fund Trude Gitler Lion of Judah Transferring private Endowment Ratner Endowment for Israel for Israel Scholarships foundation assets Dorothy Goldberg Perpetual Mort Vogelson Memorial Fund Annual Campaign Endowment Ratner Endowment for for the Elderly Zero coupon bonds Scholarships to the Mort Vogelson Memorial Abraham Gray & Elfrieda Abraham Ratner Torah School Meth Endowment for Soille Hebrew Day School Immigrants Ratner Endowment for the Scholarship Fund San Diego Symphony Mort Vogelson Memorial Fund for the San Diego Jewish Community

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communitycom·mu·ni·ty: a common locality in which people share, participate together and engage in fellowship

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Jewish Community Foundation 12 Annual Report 2005: Defining our Future Grant Highlights In 2004-2005 the Jewish Community Foundation positively impacted thousands of lives by awarding just under $46 million in 3,600 grants to almost 800 different organizations, to improve the community in San Diego, the United States, Israel and around the world.

Jewish Compared to General Grants Grants to Jewish Community Distributions by Region Areas of Giving community

Jewish 42% Local Organizations 41% In San Diego 72% Education 33% General 58% Synagogues 28% Outside San Diego 20% Health & Human Services 21% Israel 15.5% In Israel 5% Federations & Foundations 16% Other 15.5% International 3% Arts & Culture 15% Religious Organizations 13% Human Relations 2%

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Repairing the World: Examples of Foundation Giving

Maine Support from the Foundation enabled children with life- threatening illnesses and their San Francisco families to gather at Camp A grant to the San Francisco Jewish Sunshine for an all-expense paid Community Center offered parents week of fun and mutual support. educational and social opportunities. New York A grant to Ashoka Innovators for the Public provided funding for leading social entrepreneurs to San Diego implement their creativity. Scores of grants were awarded to the United Jewish Federation’s Annual Campaign, impacting Jews in San Diego, Israel and countries around the world.

One alumnus of San Diego Washington DC High School provided college Distributions to Bread for the scholarships for six City provided vulnerable residents first-generation college students with comprehensive services from his alma mater. including food, clothing, Grants to Camp Mountain Chai, medical care, legal and social a retreat center and camp for services in an atmosphere of San Diego’s Jewish community, dignity and respect. enabled its establishment. Brazil Through Hillel of San Diego’s alternative spring break program, ten local college students Italy traveled to Rio de Janeiro to repaint school A grant from one family enabled walls, tutor children from low income areas, take an intensive three-year them on outings, and teach them dental hygiene. Holocaust education program for high school students in Bergamo, Italy, culminating in a trip from Italy to the concentration camps.

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Examples of Foundation Giving

Former Soviet Union Through the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee, several grants were directed to programs for seniors and children, meeting urgent needs and Nepal providing care and support. A grant to the Heifer project was designated for goats and directed to a family in Nepal, which allowed them to continue their 16-year old daughter’s education.

Israel South Asia On the border with Gaza, San Diego’s When the massive tsunami hit South partnership community Sha’ar HaNegev Asia, $240,000 was raised through received grants for special programs for the Foundation and directed to relief youth and seniors through the United agencies to assist those affected. Jewish Federation. Sudan Grants were directed to relief efforts in A grant to the Tel Aviv University Darfur as well as to the U.S. Holocaust brought its resources to the city of Museum’s Committee on Conscience, an Jaffa, providing services such as educational campaign. business development consultation, healthcare, and leadership training. Another grant enabled the construction of a library on the campus of the Jaffa School of Computer Science. South Africa and Zimbabwe Through the Chai South Africa Fund, the Jewish elderly and developmentally disabled in South Africa and Zimbabwe live with dignity and comfort.

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Grant Highlights During 2004/2005, 3,600 grants from the Jewish Community Foundation were awarded to almost 800 organizations throughout San Diego and the world. This is a partial list. Names featured in color indicate Jewish organizations.

Arts America-Israel Cultural Foundation La Jolla Music Society San Francisco Symphony Aquatic Adventures Science American Friends of the Ludwig La Jolla Playhouse Site Santa Fe Education Foundation Foundation Lamb’s Players Theatre Strings in the Mountains Athletes for Education American Symphony Orchestra Los Angeles Philharmonic Sun Valley Summer Symphony B’nai B’rith Henry Monsky League Foundation Association Timken Museum of Art Artworks the Naomi Cohain Lux Art Institute Babson College Foundation Vermont Youth Orchestra Associaton Lyric Opera San Diego Barnard College Balboa Art Conservation Center Young at Art Mainly Mozart Festival Bergamo Italy Classical Lyceum Berkeley Repertory Theatre Malashock Dance & Company Berkeley Bayit Bravo San Diego Education Merit Music Program Bill of Rights Institute community California Art Club Aerospace Education Foundation MINGEI, International Bishop’s School California Ballet Association Agency for Jewish Education Museum of Contemporary Art Boojum Institute for Experiential California Literary & Prologue Akiva Hebrew Day School Education Museum of Photographic Arts Society Alcott Elementary School Boston Latin School Association Music Associates of Aspen Center for Jewish Culture & American Academy of Arts & Bowdoin College Creativity National Foundation for Jewish Sciences Brandeis University Center for the Study of Popular Culture American Associates Ben Gurion Culture National Yiddish Book Center University Brandeis-Bardin Institute Center Theatre Group of Los Angeles No Limits Theater Group American Committee for the California Council for the Humanitites Civic Youth Orchestra Old Globe Theatre Weizmann Institute California Western School of Law Class Acts Arts Poway High School Band Boosters American Friends of Tel Aviv University Camp Mountain Chai Cygnet Theatre Company San Diego Art Institute American Friends of the Hebrew Camp Ramah Dallas County Heritage Society San Diego City Ballet University Campanile Foundation Denver Center for the Performing San Diego Hall of Champions American Friends of the Shalom Center for Leadership and Learning Arts San Diego Junior Theatre Hartman Institute Central Europe Center for Research Funding Arts Broward San Diego Museum of Art American Friends of Yeshivot Bnei Cesar Chavez Charter High School Idyllwild Arts Foundation San Diego Natural History Museum Akiva Gesher Immigration Museum of New San Diego Opera Association American Friends of Livnot Americans Ulehibanot Chabad Day School San Diego Repertory Theatre Installation Gallery American Pardes Foundation Cheder Lubavitch Hebrew Day San Diego Symphony KCET Community Television of American Society for Technion School San Diego Youth Symphony Southern California American Society of Yad Vashem Children’s Museum of San Diego KPBS TV & Radio San Francisco Ballet

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Education (continued) Childrens Discovery Museum of Friends of Torrey Pines Elementary Jenna Druck Foundation NAF USAF Academy North County Schools Jerabek Elementary School National Academy of Engineering Choice USA Genesis Expedition Jerome Lippman Jewish Community National Academy of Sciences City College Fund Gillispie School Day School National Rabbinic Network Claremont McKenna College Grinnell College Jewish Chautauqua Society New Bedford Whaling Museum Collective Heritage Institute Hand in Hand Center for Jewish- Jewish Educational Service of New Visions Foundation Arab Education North America Columbia College New York University Harvard College Fund Jewish Historical Society of Committee for Accuracy in Middle Northwestern University East Reporting in America Harvard University San Diego Oasis Institute Cornell University Harvard-Westlake School Jewish Leadership Institute Oregon Jewish Museum Creative Performing Media Arts Heart of Los Angeles Youth Jewish Theological Seminary of America Outdoor Outreach Middle School Hebrew Union College Jewish Women’s Archive Pacific West Cancer Fund Daniel Pearl Foundation Heritage Foundation Jews For Judaism Painted Rock School Foundation Del Mar Schools Education Heritage House Foundation John Adams Elementary School Palomar College Foundation community Hermosa Beach Education Educational Broadcasting Corp Foundation Johnson & Wales University Partnership for Excellence in Jewish Education Educational Enrichment Systems Hermosa View PTO Junior Achievement of San Diego Partnership for Public Service Elementary Institute of Science High Tech High Foundation Kids Stuff Foundation The Emergency Responders Kulanu Patrick Henry High School Hillel of San Diego Foundation Foundation La Jolla Country Day School Hillel the Foundation for Jewish Pegasus School Evanston/Skokie School District 65 Campus Life La Jolla High School Foundation Phillips Academy Facing History and Ourselves Homeys Youth Foundation La Jolla Historical Society National Foundation Point Loma Foundation Human Development Foundation Lakeside Union School District Family Literacy Foundation Pomona College Indiana University Foundation Laurence School Foundation for Mott Community Portland Jewish Academy Indiana University Jewish Studies LEAD San Diego College Portland State University Foundation Institute for Judaic Studies Leaders Challenge Foundation for Surgical Education Poway High School Foundation for Technology Access Institute for Jewish and Community Live Oak A Learning Center For Research Children Poway High School Choral Group Foundation of La Jolla High School Institute of the Americas Massachusetts Institute of Project A.L.S. Francis W. Parker School Interns For Peace Technology Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Free Spirit Media Study Isaac Sacks Athletic Scholarship Mathematical Sciences Research Friends of Jerusalem College Memorial Fund Institute Reconstructionist Rabbinical College Friends of Read San Diego Israel Air Force Center Foundation Micro-Society Regents of the University of California Friends of the Del Mar Library Israel Policy Forum Middle East Media and Research Institute Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Friends of the La Jolla Library Ithaca College Miramar College Foundation Research Foundation of the City Friends of the Scripps Ranch Library Jefferson Foundation Monarch High School Project University of New York

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Education (continued) Reuben H. Fleet Space Theater and Steve S. Kang Young Artists and University of Southern California Jewish Federation of Palm Springs Science Center Scholars Fund University of Vermont Hillel and Desert Area Sage Canyon School Students In Israel University of Wisconsin Foundation Jewish Federation of San Antonio Saint Anthony Junior Senior High Tau Beta Pi Association Urban School of San Francisco Jewish Federation of Greater School Phoenix Thomas Jefferson School of Law USC Hillel Foundation San Diego Council on Literacy International Law Society Jewish Federation of Portland USC School of Engineering San Diego High School Foundation Torrey Pines High School Foundation Jewish Federation of Greater Waldorf Community School San Diego Historical Society Two Harbors School Foundation Atlanta Washington University San Diego Jewish Academy U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum Las Patronas Wayne State University San Diego Public Library UC Berkeley Foundation New Israel Fund Wesleyan University San Diego Regional Chamber of UC Berkeley Hillel Orcas Island Community Foundation Wexner Heritage Foundation Commerce Foundation UC Riverside Foundation P.E.F. Israel Endowment Funds Wildwood School San Diego Science Alliance UC Santa Barbara Robert R. McCormick Tribune Yale Alumni Fund Foundation San Diego Space & Science UC Los Angeles Foundation Foundation Yale University San Diego Foundation UC Los Angeles Law School community San Diego State University Yeshivath Torath Emeth Academy San Diego Foundation For Change UC San Diego Foundation Foundation Yivo Institute for Jewish Research San Diego Women’s Foundation United Jewish Communities San Diego Torah High School Yosemite Foundation Tailhook Educational Foundation United Negro College Fund San Diego Unified School District Youth E-Vote United Jewish Federation of San University of Alabama Law School Santa Barbara Hillel Support Zeta Beta Tau Foundation Diego County Foundation University of Arizona Sarabande Books University of Denver Foundations and Health and Human Scholarship America University of Illinois Foundation Federations Services SDSU Campanile Fund University of Judaism California Community Foundation Advocates for Youth SEA Education Association University of Livingstonia Community Foundation of America Aid for the Disabled of Elkhart Foundation County Seeds of Peace Community Foundation of Shearim USA Charitable Trust University of Maine General Alumni Southeastern Massachusetts AIDS Project LA Association Sigma Alpha Mu Foundation Draper Community Foundation Aleh Foundation University of Michigan Simon Wiesenthal Center International Community Foundation Alfred E. Mann Foundation for University of Oregon Foundation Science Soille San Diego Hebrew Day International Sanitary Supply School University of Nebraska Foundation Association Foundation Alliance for Lung Cancer Advocacy South Bay Union School District University of New Mexico Jewish Community Federation of Alpha Project for the Homeless Foundation St. Augustine High School San Francisco Marin Peninsula & Altrusa International Foundation University of Pennsylvania Center Sonoma Counties St. Louis University Alzheimer’s Association for Advanced Judaic Studies Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Stanford Hillel University of Pittsburgh Chicago American Academy of Ophthalmology Stanford University University of San Diego Jewish Federation of Washtenaw County

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Health and Human Services (continued) American Association for Bikur Gynecology and Obstetrics Cholim Foundation American Committee for Tel Aviv Autism Society of America Foundation Avalon Municipal Hospital American Baptist Homes Foundation Foundation of the West B’nai B’rith Foundation of the U.S. American Cancer Society Baby Blues Connection American Diabetes Association Banner Health Center On Policy Initiatives Delta Gamma Anchor Center for American Friends of the Alyn Bayside Community Center Center to Prevent Handgun Violence Blind Hospital Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center Challenged Athletes Foundation Desi Geestman Foundation American Friends of Kedumim Big Brothers & Sisters of San Diego Child Abuse Prevention Foundation Diabetic Youth Service Sugarfree American Friends of Neve Kids Shalom/Wahat al-Salam Boy Scouts of America Child Trends Incorporated Disabled American Veterans American Friends of Selah Boys and Girls Club of Greater SD Childreach Doctors Without Borders USA American Friends of the Israel Free Boys and Girls Club of San Marcos Children’s Defense Fund Doheny Eye Institute community Loan Society Boys and Girls Clubs of Inland North Children’s Hospital & Health Center County Dorot American Friends of Beit Issie CHP 11 99 Foundation Shapiro Boys Town Jerusalem Foundation of Down Syndrome Foundation of Citizen’s Committee for Fairness, America Orange County American Friends of Meshi Honesty and Justice Bread for the City Drug Policy Alliance American Heart Association Citizens for Justice Brit Tzedek V’ Shalom Jewish E.L.E.M. Youth in Distress American Institute for Cancer Citizens United for Research in Alliance Research Epilepsy Earthrights International Burn Institute American Jewish Joint Distribution City of Hope Easter Seals Southern California Committee Burnham Institute City of San Diego Eisenhower Medical Center American Jewish World Service California Alliance Concerned with Citymeals-On-Wheels Elderhelp of San Diego American Lung Association California Council of the Blind Committee Of Concerned Scientists Elizabeth Hospice American Ort Camp Sunshine Community Campership Council Emilio Nares Foundation American Parkinson Disease Canine Companions for Community for Creative Epilepsy Society of San Diego Association Independence Non-Violence ERS Charitable Foundation American Physicians Fellowship for CARE Community Resource Center of Essex Meals on Wheels Medicine in Israel Casa De Amparo Encinitas Evergreen Health Care Foundation American Red Cross Conner’s Cause for Children Catholic Charities/Rachel’s Women’s Exceptional Childrens Foundation American Red Magen David for Center Copley Family YMCA Israel Ezer Yoldot Hamercazi Cato Institute Covenant House of California Angels Foster Family Agency Foundation Fighting Blindness Cedars-Sinai Medical Center Crohns & Colitis Foundation of Arthritis Foundation Foundation for End of Life Care Center for Science in the Public America Foundation for Neurologic Diseases Ashoka Innovators for the Public Interest Cystic Fibrosis Foundation Foundation for Children of the Association for Macular Diseases Center for Social Services Lesbian & Dana-Farber Cancer Institute Association of Professors of Gay Men’s Community Center Californias

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Health and Human Services (continued) Foundation for the Junior Blind Interfaith Alliance Keren Hayeled Hatzalah Myasthenia Gravis Foundation of Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Interfaith Community Services Keren Or California Center Interfaith Shelter Network Kids Included Together-San Diego National Brain Tumor Foundation Friends of the Israel Defense Force International Campaign for Tibet Kids Korp USA National Breast Cancer Coalition Fund Friends of Israel Disabled War International God-Parenthood to Kilo Diabetes & Vascular Research Veterens Herceg Bosnian Children Association Foundation National Institute for Jewish Hospice Friends of Orr Shalom Children International Medical Corps Koby Mandell Foundation Villages National Kidney Foundation of International Myeloma Foundation La Casa Center for Autism Friends of Scott Foundation Southern California International Relief Teams La Jolla Town Council Foundation Friends of Vista Hill Foundation National Multiple Sclerosis Society International Rescue Committee Lance Armstrong Foundation Friends of Yad Sarah National Organization for Rare International Youth Center Lawrence Family JCC Disorders General Assistance Advocacy Project Israel Children’s Cancer Foundation Leukemia and Lymphoma Society National Veterans Services Fund General Israel Orphan Home for Girls Jerusalem Israel Childrens Centers Lifepath Hospice and Palliative Care Neighborhood House George G. Glenner Alzheimer’s Israel Special Kids Fund Liga International New Path community Family Centers Jane Lane Kids Lithuanian Catholic Religious Aid North American Conference on Girl Scouts of San Diego-Imperial Jed Foundation Looks Like Me Ethiopian Jewry Counties Jerusalem Fellowships Los Angeles Jewish Home for Aging North County Health Project Global Fund for Women Jewish Braille Institute of America Lymphoma Research Foundation North County Serenity House Guide Dog Foundation for the Blind Jewish Centers Association of Make A Wish Foundation One on One Outreach Guide Dogs of the Desert Los Angeles Mama’s Kitchen Operation Respect Guiding Eyes for the Blind Jewish Community Center of March of Dimes Opportunity Village Foundation San Francisco Habitat for Humanity International Mastocytosis Society Orange County Jewish Campus Hadassah of Los Angeles Jewish Community Centers Oxfam America Association of North America Mayo Foundation Hadassah of Morton Grove Pancreatic Cancer Action Network Jewish Family and Children’s Mazon Hadassah of San Diego Services, Boston MD Anderson Cancer Center Paralyzed Veterans of America Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society Jewish Family Service of San Diego Meals on Wheels Partners in Health Heifer Project International Jewish Foundation for the Medical Development for Israel Peninsula Family YMCA Hemlock Foundation Righteous Meir Panim Performance and Entertainment Heritage Pointe Jewish National Fund Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Program for the Adult Care Facilites Hoffman Quadrinity Foundation Jewish Rehabilitation Center for Center PKD Foundation Aged of the North Shore Home Start Michael J. Fox Foundation for Planet Cancer Jewish War Veterans of the USA Hope for A Cure Foundation Parkinsons Research Planned Parenthood Federation of Hospice Hawaii John Wayne Cancer Institute Michael Rolfe Research Foundation America Hospice of the North Coast Juvenile Diabetes Research Mission Valley YMCA Planned Parenthood of San Diego Foundation and Riverside Counties Human Rights Campaign Foundation Mothers Against Drunk Driving Ka Lima O Maui Muscular Dystrophy Association Polinsky Children’s Center

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Health and Human Services (continued) Progressive Jewish Alliance Scheie Eye Institute UCSD Cancer Center Foundation YMCA Youth and Family Services Project Hope International Scleroderma Research Foundation UNICEF YWCA-Becky’s House Prostate Cancer Foundation Scripps Clinic Union of American Hebrew Zen Hospice Project Prostate Cancer Research and Scripps Health Foundation Congregation Ziv Tzedakah Fund Education Foundation Scripps Research Institute Union-Tribune Shoe Fund Rape Foundation Seacrest Village Retirement United Cerebral Palsy Association Human Relations RB Senior Services Communities United Charity Institution of American Civil Liberties Foundation Jerusalem Religious Coalition for Reproductive Second Chance American Friends of Shemesh Choice Educational Fund United in Harmony Senior Community Center American Jewish Committee Research to Prevent Blindness United States Committee Sports for Sharp Healthcare Foundation American Jewish Congress Riverside County Regional Medical Israel Shomrey Mishpat Rabbis for Human American Majority Institute Center Foundation Rights North America United Way/ Chad of San Diego County Americans for Peace Now Robison Jewish Home Sidney Kimmel Cancer Center UNYEWAY Americares Foundation Ronald McDonald House Sisters of Nazareth of San Diego USO Angel’s Wings Salk Institute for Biological Studies Smile Train community Utah Alliance for the Mentally Ill Anti Defamation League Salvadoran American Humanitarian Society of Young Philanthropists Foundation Veterans of Foreign Wars Avodah the Jewish Service Corps Special Olympics of Salvation Army Southern California Visiting Nurse Association Carter Center Foundation San Diego Blood Bank Special Olympics of Washington D.C. Center for Economic Justice San Diego Brain Tumor Foundation Vista Del Mar Child & Family Center for Public Integrity St. Joseph Mercy Hospital Medical Services San Diego Center for Children St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital Human Rights Watch Foundation Vista Hill Foundation St. Vincent de Paul Village International Fellowship of San Diego Fire Fighters Community Voices for Children Christians and Jews Stand for Children Leadership Centre Responsibility Fund Local 145 Volunteers of America Jewish Fund for Justice San Diego Habitat for Humanity Straight From the Heart We Spark San Diego Hospice STRIVE San Diego Wellness Community-Foothills San Diego Parkinson Corporation Surgical Eye Expeditions Wellness Community-Greater Boston International Inc. San Diego Professionals Against Westchester Jewish Center Cancer Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Center Whittier Institute for Diabetes San Diego Rescue Mission Therapeutic Equestrian Activity Women For Women International San Diego Youth and Community Center for the Handicapped Women’s American ORT Services Tourette Syndrome Association Words Alive San Francisco AIDS Foundation Tucson Jewish Community Center YMCA San Francisco Court Appointed Specical Advocate Program Tucson Medical Center Foundation YMCA-Copley Branch Save the Children UCLA Hillel YMCA of San Diego County

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Human Relations (continued) Synagogues Outside of San Diego National Conflict Resolution Corporation Beth Jacob Congregation, Beverly Hills, CA National Right to Work Legal Defense and Central Conference of American Rabbis Education Foundation Chabad of Foothills, CA San Diego Advocates for Social Justice Chabad of Green Valley, NV Southern Poverty Law Center Chabad of Larchmont, CA Third Wave Chabad of the Conejo, CA US Committee to Support the Campaign to End Congregation Beth Emek, Pleasanton, CA Child Prostitution Congregation Beth Shalom, Bloomington, IN World Jewish Congress Congregation Bnai Brith, Santa Barbara, CA Synagogues Congregation Emanu-El, San Francisco, CA Congregation Heichal Hakodesh, Brooklyn, NY In San Diego Congregation Kol Shofar, Tiburon, CA Chabad of Del Mar Congregation Shaarei Torah, Arcadia, CA Chabad of University City Congregation Sherith Israel, San Francisco, CA community Chabad of La Costa Congregation Shir Ha-Ma-Alot, Irvine, CA Chabad of La Jolla Shores First Hebrew Congregation, Oakland, CA Chabad of San Diego New Reform Temple, Kansas City, KS Congregation Adat Yeshurun North County Chabad Center, Yorba Linda, CA Congregation Beth Am Sephardic Bikur Holim Congregation, Congregation Beth El/Beth El Foundation Seattle, WA Congregation Beth Israel Stephen Wise Temple, Los Angeles, CA Congregation Beth Jacob Temple Beth Am, Miami, FL Congregation Shir Ami Temple Beth Elohim, Wellesly, MA Kehillat Ahavat Yisrael Temple Beth Sholom, Las Vegas, NV Ner Tamid Synagogue Temple Bnai Chaim Inc., Georgetown Ohr Shalom Synagogue Temple Chai, Phoenix, AZ Temple Adat Shalom Temple Israel, Wilkes-Barre, PA Temple Beth Am Temple Israel, New Rochelle, NY Temple Beth Shalom Temple Shaaray Tefila, New York, NY Temple Emanu-El Temple Sinai, South Burlington, VT Temple Solel Union for Reform Judaism Tifereth Israel Synagogue Union for Traditional Judaism Valley Beth Shalom, Encino, CA

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Community Grants Using resources and assistance from Agency for Jewish Education Jewish Senior Services Council the United Jewish Federation Planning Back to School Workshops Convened through the United Jewish Federation and Allocations Department, the Community Day of Learning Foundation’s Community Grants Day School Marketing Initiative Program provides seed funding for Lawrence Family Jewish Day of Service for Jewish Teens creative new ideas and grants to Community Center Teacher Development Programs established programs. Contributions Camp Jaycee Judaica Specialist community from the Jewish Community Jewish and Single in San Diego Endowment and individual donors American Jewish Joint Distribution Inclusion for Children with Physical Committee support the Program. and Development Disabilities Food Packages to the Elderly in the Astor Judaica Library Former Soviet Union Scholarships for Maccabi Games Children’s Initiative in the Former Participation Soviet Union “The grant from the Foundation Shalom Baby Shalom Gesher enabled our teachers to learn from Hillel of San Diego J-Pride experts in the field, directly College Student Internship Program

impacting the thousands of students Seacrest Village Jewish Family Service enrolled in San Diego’s Jewish day Senior Fitness Program Foodmobile and synagogue schools.” Jewish Healing Center ALAN RUSONIK, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, Programs in Israel AGENCY FOR JEWISH EDUCATION Mood Disorders Youth Counselors, Sha’ar HaNegev North County Inland Seniors Center through the United Jewish Federation Project SARAH Selah/Israel Crisis Management Center Rides and Smiles Forum for Food Insecurity and Poverty Substance Abuse Workshops

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“How wonderful it is that nobody need wait a single moment before starting to improve the world.” ANNE FRANK

Community Partners

Community means sharing resources Jewish Community Organizations Community Funds and building partnerships. The Agency for Jewish Education Steve & Shelly Abramson Shabbatonim San Diego Jewish community is Hillel of San Diego Argen Interest Free Loan fortunate to have a wide variety of Jewish Family Service Bikur Holim (Caring for the Sick) agencies and synagogues that serve Lawrence Family Jewish Chai South Africa many segments of the community. Community Center The Emergency Response Foundation San Diego Jewish Academy Eye Physicians Vision While they all have different missions, community Seacrest Village Retirement Friends of Herzlia these organizations share a common Communities Friends of T’lalim desire to build a strong endowment to Soille San Diego Hebrew Day School House of Israel protect and preserve the high quality of United Jewish Federation of Immigration Museum of their services. Several general San Diego County New Americans community organizations have also Synagogues Israel Athletic established funds with the Foundation Beth El Foundation Jewish Community Camp & Retreat Center to meet this goal. Congregation Beth Israel Jewish Community Disaster Temple Adat Shalom Jewish Learning Center Temple Emanu-El John A. McCarron International Fund Temple Solel for Continuing Education in Medicine Tifereth Israel Synagogue Louis Rose Historical Preservation General Community Organizations Pardes Fellowship Alzheimer’s Association Project HIGH (Helping Israelis Gather Hope) San Diego Opera Association Rae & Ed Samiljan Community San Diego Second Chance Program Camp Scholarship San Diego Symphony Foundation San Diego Jewish Hospice Program San Marcos Community Foundation Stanley Foster Construction Tech Academy Wexner Heritage

Jewish Community Foundation 24 Annual Report 2005: Defining our Future “It is striking to learn first hand about how many people have so little and how much we, as students, can directly help and affect the lives of others.” STUDENT PARTICIPANT

Community Youth Foundation The Community Youth Foundation provides a unique opportunity for young people of different geographic areas and Jewish backgrounds. Together, they learn about the needs facing people in their own community and how their personal contributions can affect others. With guidance and leadership from Foundation staff and local college Hillel students, the teenagers experience the value of tzedakah and apply the skills and resources needed to make informed, effective philanthropic decisions. community Student Hillel participants participants Ronit Abramson Beth Jacobs Eddie Cohen Michael Arenson Liora Jaffe Marissa Garfield Risa Arocha Rachel Levinson Jennifer Garfunkel Elliot Benedict-Phillip Avi Rubin Sarah Kaplan Noah Brau Julie Schwartwald Wayne Klitofsky Emily Capozzoli Ethan Stern Emily Kohl Kelly Edwards Hillary Stone Kaley Levitt Yael Esserman Sharon Strich Molly Plotnik Laura Feinberg Max Sutton-Smolin Ashley Rankin Jesse Friedman Carli Wittgrove Neil Spears Jackie Gaylis Adina Wollner Shelby Geller Bekka Woodard Daria Heller Tomsky Sophie Vener “The Community Youth Foundation taught me Robert Jackson-Fantel about the needs right here in our community and gave me the opportunity to make a difference.” STUDENT PARTICIPANT

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Jewish Women’s Foundation

The Jewish Women’s Foundation of San Diego (JWF) provides innovative and creative funding to benefit and enhance the lives of Jewish women and girls locally and around the world. The JWF involves a diverse group of women of all ages, From left to right: Betty Byrnes, JWF Chair; backgrounds and interests united by the strength of their Julie Tedde, SJSP participant; and Marcia Hazan, commitment to Jewish women and girls in need. JWF Grants Chair community Thanks to a three-year grant from the JWF, single parents Founding Members have a resource, advocate and helping hand through the Jan Tuttleman, Pauline Foster Monica Handler Penner Supporting Jewish Single Parents (SJSP) program at Jewish Founding Chair Elaine Galinson Linda Platt Betty Byrnes, Chair Family Service. In the last year, more than 75 single parents Laura Galinson Julie Potiker Sondra Berk have been welcomed in the Jewish community and provided Marsi Gardiner Sheila Potiker Marsha Berkson with resources and advocacy. Beverly Glickman Allison Price Rabbi Lenore Bohm Bryna Haber Evelyn Rady Beyond the program, the JWF is dedicated to being a voice for Lisa Braun-Glazer Marcia Hazan Laurayne Ratner single mothers throughout the Jewish community. JWF efforts Gail Braverman Julie Holdaway Vivien Ressler Sophie Brody* have led to childcare being offered for the first time at several Jerri-Ann Jacobs Jane Scher Julie Bronstein community events and a growing communal awareness about Susan Lapidus Sharon Silverstein Hannah Cohen Jennifer Levitt Elene Solomon the needs of Jewish single mothers. Emily Einhorn Barbara Lubin Gloria Stone Phyllis Epstein Barbara Mandel Pache Anita Szawielenko Jane Fantel Ellen Marks Edna Tuttleman Esther Fischer Rebecca Newman Sophie Tuttleman *Of blessed memory

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legacyleg·a·cy: Elements of a culture handed down from an ancestor or from the past to a future generation

Dor L’dor

Forever

Continuity

Perpetuity

Jewish Community Foundation 27 Annual Report 2005: Defining our Future Create a Jewish Legacy

Today, you work hard to provide for your family, to support the community, Options for Legacy gifts include: and to make a difference. You teach your children to be caring and I Simple bequest in will or trust Legacy Givers generous and to connect with causes I Outright gift, using appreciated Larry & Janet Acheatel and organizations about which they assets or cash Gertrude Aminoff* feel passionate. You lead by example I Life insurance policy Irving & Cecelia Appelbaum legacy and ensure that the generations who John Arovas & Joyce Miller Arovas I IRA or pension plan follow will be taken care of, and will Joyce Axelrod continue to build upon what you leave I Pooled income fund Michael Bartell & Melissa Garfield Bartell behind. Your strength in work and Irvin & Ruth Belenzon I Charitable remainder trust character live forever when you choose Jacob & Leslie Bercovitz to Create a Jewish Legacy. I Charitable gift annuity Mark Berger & Jackie Tolley Howard & Marsha Berkson Since April 2004, more than 220 Edgar & Julie Berner families have stepped forward through Sidney & Gloria* Bersen the Create a Jewish Legacy Program to Ezra & Lisa Betech promise an estimated $45 million to Scott & Karen Blumen 35 different Jewish causes. Their Michael Breslauer & Stefanie Levine promises today ensure that their Terri Bignell Brian & Jan Borkum individual commitment to the Mitchell & Merle Brodie community will live on in perpetuity Nina Brodsky for the benefit and improvement of Charlotte Broussard Jewish life in San Diego, Israel and Abraham & Pam Broudy around the world. Don & Betty Byrnes

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“As my parents planted for me before I was born, so do I plant for those who come after me.” TALMUD

Ted & Ella Cashuk Franklin & Jean Gaylis Howard Jacoby Bob Lin Miriam Chall Hymie & Rhoda Gaylis Irv & Eleanor Jaffe Marshall & Gail Littman Peter & Elaine Chortek David & Sylvia Geffen Richard & Ann Jaffe Larry & Marla Lobenstein Janet Clancy Jerold & Myra Greenberg Chris & Emily Jennewein Hamilton & Estelle Loeb Hal Cohen Glassman Harold & Catherine Johnson* Ervin London Joe Cohen & Martha Farish Joseph & Beverly Glickman Cecile Jordan Craig & Marty Lotzoff Michael & Myrna Cohen Jeanne Gold Myron & Laura Jucha Marsha Lubick legacy Rita Cohen Lisa Goldstein Lionel & Kim Kahn Susan Ten Eyck Mallory Melvin & Betty Cohn Meg Goldstein Maurice & Charmaine Kaplan Norman & Sivia Mann Arthur & Eilene Cummins Teresa Goodwin Robert & Jodie Kaplan Ruth Mann* Clive David Herman & Jean Gordon Jerry & Bea Karp Brian & Suzanne Marcus Sheldon & Natalie Diamond Frank & Laurie Gore Barry & Avra Kassar Ellen Marks Karen Eddie Sidney & Bernice Green Jerald & Marge Katleman Scott & Jennifer Meltzer Carl Eibl & Amy Corton Robert & Joan Greenstone Larry Katz Carlos & Esther Michan Joan Eichberg Sylvan & Ruth Grunwald Nadja Kauder Tammy Moch Daniel & Emily Einhorn Charlotte Haas* Gerald & Shirley Kobernick Mark & Ellen Moss David & Claire Ellman Gerald & Judy Handler Gary & Theresa Kornfeld Ann Levenstein Mound Lynne Elson Barbara & Gordon Haworth Nancy Krasnoff Alan & Nancy Nevin Dan & Phyllis Epstein Marcia Hazan Lawrence & Sallye Krause Larry & Rebecca Newman Beth Faber-Jacobs Freda Heller Seth Krosner Martin & Loretta Nosan Ted Finkel Michael & Maria Herman David & Jessica Kupferberg Robert Novick Joe Fisch Ernest & Margaret Heuman* Murray & Flora Kuritsky Joe & Sima Oppenheimer Jack & Sigrid Fischer Beno & Hadassah Hirschbein Sam & Gabriella Labson Barbara Mandel Pache Merle & Teresa Fischlowitz Isadore & Betty Horne Robert & Susan Lapidus Arnold & Marilyn Packer Muriel Fleischman* Mark Hurvitz & Deborah Prinz Dorothy Last* Martin & Beverly Pamensky Ron & Carol Fox Gary & Jerri-Ann Jacobs Sally Leed* Monica Handler Penner Murray & Elaine Galinson Irwin & Joan Jacobs Ira & Susan Lerner Sarah Person-Leeds*

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Jeff Platt & Gina Lew Sonya Seiderman* Caryn Viterbi Shearn & Linda Platt Charlene Seidle Danielle Viterbi Larry & Janet Pollack Fern Siegel Samantha Viterbi Hughes & Sheila Potiker Raphael & Kitty Silverman Valeri Viterbi Anne Ratner Walter Shapiro Steve & Gerry Voit Shirley Ravet Lawrence & Barbara Sherman Jeffrey & Barbara Wasserstrom legacy Jeffrey & Vivien Ressler Mark & Renee Sherman David & Sharon Wax Greg Rizzi & Cynthia Bolker Jeffrey Silberman & Zelda Waxenberg Leonard & Constance Robin Karen Foster Silberman Annette Kaplan Weil Bernice Rosenberg Ronald & Anne Simon John & Cathy Weil Leonard & Judy Rosenthal Neal Singer Simcha & Betty Weiser “When you teach Robin Rubin Jerold & Phyllis Siperstein Eric Weisman & Susan Craig & Ronnie Rubinoff Arnie* & Lucille Sirk Chortek Weisman your child, you teach Alan & Donna Rusonik Robert & Debra Skomer Steven & Avra Weitzen your child’s child.” Audrey Viterbi Smargon Sydney & Cynthia Wexler Helen & Tom Sabo TALMUD Al & Teresita Salganick Herbert & Elene Solomon George Wise Howard & Diane Schachat Steven & Esther Solomon Hubert & Geraldine Wolff Steve & Linda Schechner Leo & Jodie Spiegel Joan Zak Fred & Shari Schenk Michael & Anita Szawielenko Brian & Celena Zimmerman Colin & Jane Scher Charles Tannen Anonymous (18) George & Mary Ann Scher Robert & Mary Stuart Taylor *Of blessed memory Irving & Gloria Schiffman Steven & Sharon Tradonsky Norman Schulman Alan & Caryn Viterbi May Sebel Alexandra Viterbi Myron & Cynthia Seeberg Andrew & Erna Viterbi

If we have inadvertently left your name off this list, please contact the Foundation.

Jewish Community Foundation 30 Annual Report 2005: Defining our Future “Kindle the lamp continually… an eternal decree for generations.” TALMUD

Endowment Leadership Institute (ELI)

A ground-breaking program recognized nationally, ELI Participants the Endowment Leadership Institute (ELI) brings together Agency for Jewish Education twelve local Jewish organizations to implement Create a Congregation Adat Yeshurun Jewish Legacy. The Foundation offers each participating organization high quality seminars, individual coaching Congregation Beth Israel and a $36,000 incentive grant over three years. Hillel of San Diego legacy The organizations listed on this page have been Jewish Family Service enormously successful in developing their plans and Lawrence Family Jewish Community Center carrying them out with care, integrity, Jewish values and Jacobs Family Campus teamwork. San Diego Jewish Academy In the spring of 2006, six to eight additional organizations Soille San Diego Hebrew Day School will join the Endowment Leadership Institute. Legacies Temple Adat Shalom created through ELI will form the endowments that will Temple Solel keep our community strong for generations to come. Tifereth Israel Synagogue United Jewish Federation of San Diego County

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“I always believed that this was a beautiful way of expressing a philosophy of giving.” EXCERPT FROM THE BOOK OF LIFE

Book of Life The Book of Life documents promises made by one generation to the next to secure the future of the Jewish community. More than 110 people have inscribed their names in the Book of Life, expressing their belief in and commitment to Jewish values and heritage, and ensuring that our people will survive and flourish. The inscriptions, together with a portrait photograph, detail the personal thoughts, passions and experiences that inspired the gift of a Jewish legacy. Displayed prominently at the Jewish Community Foundation, the Book of Life holds an legacy ever-growing record of names and legacies—a true portrait of our caring community.

“With privilege comes responsiblity.” EXCERPT FROM THE BOOK OF LIFE

“Each generation builds upon the other, trusting that our heirs will continue these traditions of giving and that our children and grandchildren will carry on.” EXCERPT FROM THE BOOK OF LIFE

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Book of Life Signers

Steve & Shelly Abramson Murray & Flora Kuritsky Herbert & Elene Solomon Irving & Cecelia Appelbaum Marshall, Gail & Rebecca Littman Steven & Esther Solomon Joyce Axelrod Hamilton & Estelle Loeb Mark, Jill & Rebecca Spitzer Jacob & Leslie Bercovitz Norman & Sivia Mann Rod & Gloria Stone Edgar & Julie Berner Howard & Lottie Marcus Michael & Deena Swidler Terri Bignell Elias & Frances Margolin Gertrude Thaler legacy Don & Betty Byrnes Ellen Marks Sarah & Nessim Tiano Peter & Elaine Chortek David Meister Jan Tuttleman Melvin & Betty Cohn Ann Mound Erna & Andrew Viterbi David & Claire Ellman Alan Nevin Morton Vogelson* Lynne Elson Larry & Rebecca Newman John & Cathy Weil Earl Feldman Joseph Oppenheimer Susan Chortek Weisman Morey & Jeanne Feldman Larry & Andrea Oster *Of blessed memory Walter & Pam Ferris Teddie Lewis Pincus Merle & Teresa Fischlowitz Shearn & Linda Platt Pauline Foster Emanuel & Shirley Ravet Murray & Elaine Galinson Barbara & Henry Reed Jay & Lisa Gelbart Rae Samiljan Herman & Jean Gordon Jane Scher Gordon & Barbara Haworth Mary Ann & George Scher Marcia Hazan Irving & Gloria Schiffman “I wanted to translate my Jewish caring into Deborah G. Horwitz Jack & Sherron Schuster giving to this community beyond my own lifetime.” Edward & Linda Janon Charlene Seidle EXCERPT FROM THE BOOK OF LIFE Marjory Kaplan Barbara & Lawrence Sherman Robert & Jodie Kaplan Fern B. Siegel Barry & Avra Kassar Arnie* & Lucile Sirk Seth Krosner Phil & Ruth Slonim

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Foundation Legacies

The following individuals have demonstrated their trust by allowing the Foundation to provide long-term, perpetual stewardship of their charitable wishes. After their lifetimes, an area of interest or unrestricted endowment fund will be established in their names. Federation funds support the United Jewish Federation of San Diego County Annual Campaign. Foundation Irving & Cecelia Appelbaum Charlene Seidle Murray & Elaine Galinson Jane Scher Jessie Bello* Arnie* & Lucille Sirk Jay & Lisa Gelbart Mary Ann Scher legacy Julie & Edgar Berner Nessim & Sarah Tiano Trude Gitler* Irving & Gloria Schiffman Sheldon Bernstein Sidney & Cynthia Wexler Joseph & Beverly Glickman Karen Foster Silberman Donald & Betty Byrnes Anonymous (7) Marcia Hazan Herbert & Elene Solomon Melvin & Betty Cohn Jodie & Robert Kaplan Gloria Stone Daniel & Emily Einhorn Federation Marjory Kaplan Deena Swidler David & Claire Ellman Miriam Katzin Nessim & Sarah Tiano Names featured in color indicate a Beth Faber-Jacobs Lion of Judah Endowment Murray & Flora Kuritsky Jan Tuttleman Morey & Jeanne Feldman David & Annette Alpert Michael & Karen Levinson Alexandra Viterbi Murray & Elaine Galinson Marsha Berkson Sandra Levinson Audrey Smargon Viterbi Marcy Goldstone Lillie Breitbard* Ellen Marks Caryn Viterbi Herman & Jean Gordon Sophie Brody* Tamara Moch Danielle Viterbi Clara Hockmeyer Hattie “Sunshine” Brooks* Alan & Nancy Nevin Andrew & Erna Viterbi Jodie & Robert Kaplan Lucille & Howard Brotman Rebecca Newman Samantha Viterbi Seth Krosner Elaine Chortek Andrea Oster Valeri Viterbi Robert Lazarus Susan Chortek Weisman Anne Ratner Shana Kari Weisman David Meister Jane Fantel Shirley Ravet Jackie Woolf Alan & Nancy Nevin Alberta Feurzeig Barbara & Henry Reed Dianne York-Goldman Joseph & Sima Oppenheimer Pauline Foster Miriam Robbins Charles & Leah Zibbell Hughes & Sheila Potiker Geanie Zelig Galinson Alfred & Teresa Salganick * Of blessed memory Anne Ratner Laura Galinson Rae Samiljan Jack & Sherron Schuster Stephanie Galinson Lillian Scharlin

If we have inadvertently left your name off this list, please contact the Foundation.

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financialsfi·nan·ci·al: the management of money, funds, and investments

Strategic

Collaborative

Responsible

Stable

Jewish Community Foundation 35 Annual Report 2005: Defining our Future

Financial Highlights and Governance

Since 1967, the Foundation has been Governance I Continued the work of an focused on the long-term: supporting independent Audit Committee to The past year has seen a significant provide arms-length oversight of the community life while earning the trust change in the regulatory environment Foundation’s finances. of our partners and the community- with the passing of California’s I Formed a new Human Resources at-large. Sound financial management Nonprofit Integrity Act. Even before Committee to oversee the continued the law was proposed, the Foundation financials and operational transparency enable development of employment policies had proactively implemented important the Foundation to carry out its and procedures. The committee will guidelines to ensure excellent responsibilities. also monitor compensation and governance. The coming year may also benefits to ensure that the result in increased regulation and new Foundation continues to attract and Highlights rules at the federal level, and the retain talented and dedicated staff I Assets: $208,903,000— Foundation will continue to be on the while efficiently managing available increased slightly from 2004. cutting edge. Now, more than ever, the resources. expertise of Board and Committee I Donor contributions: $34,830,000. members will be used to provide I Actively maintained ethics, conflict I Grants: $45,971,000. exceptional oversight. Over the past of interest and confidentiality I Gain on investments: $11,765,000. year, the Foundation has: policies.

I I Operating reserve: $543,000. I Held regular meetings of the Board Continued to foster Board of Directors and Committees to development activities designed to I Operating expenses of .60% monitor performance, formulate use current Board member expertise, of total assets, considered very policy and define strategic vision. while identifying community leaders low for community foundations. as candidates for future positions.

Jewish Community Foundation 36 Annual Report 2005: Defining our Future Statement of Assets 2005 2004 Jewish Community Endowment $5,934,000 $5,702,000 Donor Advised Funds 82,820,000 110,808,000 Supporting Foundations 83,480,000 63,468,000 Custodial Funds 29,211,000 22,646,000 Restricted and Other Funds 7,458,000 6,065,000 Total Assets $208,903,000 $208,689,000

Operating Expenses $1,243,000 $1,235,000 As Percent of Managed Assets 0.60% 0.59%

Statement of Activity Highlights financials Grants to Charitable Organizations $45,971,0001 $57,487,0001 Contributions from Donors 34,830,0001 99,816,0001 Investment Income 11,765,000 11,286,000 1Includes FASB136 activity for Restricted Funds, Supporting Foundations and Donor Advised Funds.

Assets (in millions) $250 Grants $200

2004/2005 figures are highlights of the Jewish Community Foundation’s Internal Reports. $150 A copy of the audited financial statements is available on request. The Foundation’s fiscal year ended June 30, 2005 $100

$50

0 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005

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Investment Results As a steward of community funds, the Foundation has developed a comprehensive investment policy to support the grantmaking and program-related activities of the Endowment Pool Asset Allocation Foundation and its donors. Comprised of experts in the field, the Foundation Investment Committee works closely with investment consulting firm Wurts and Associates to accomplish this mission. Two years ago, the Foundation introduced four investment pools with varied asset allocations and goals. Approximately sixty percent of Foundation assets are now financials held in these pools. The Investment Committee and consultant closely monitor the pools for manager performance and asset allocation. The Foundation’s long-term endowment pool grew to a balance of $92 million at June 30, 2005. The pool returned 11.1% for the fiscal year and ranked in the 18th percentile in a peer universe tracked by the Independent Consultants Cooperative, including endowment portfolios of universities, hospitals and religious organizations from across the United States. Since its inception in 2003, the pool Equity 36% has returned an average of 13.5% per year. International Equity 22% The Investment Committee also oversees the investment of assets outside of the Fixed Income 32% International Fixed Income 5% pools including within supporting foundations, certain donor advised funds, Real Estate 5% charitable trusts, gift annuities and pooled income funds. Investment of such assets must conform to the Foundation’s overall investment policy and are regularly reviewed by the staff and the Foundation Investment Committee. For fiscal year 2005, the Endowment Pool reported a total return of 11.1%

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leadershiplead·er·ship: The role of guiding or showing by going in advance

Inspiration

Vision

Future

Hope

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Committees

Audit Estate & Tax Robert Lazarus, Chair Edward G. Thomas, Paul Dostart Larry Katz David Rivkin Edgar Berner Co-Chair, 2005/2006 Irving Eisenberg Hillel Katzeff Roberta Robinson Paul Nierman Ellen Whelan, Clive M. Essakow Jerry Klein Sheryl Rowling Co-Chair, 2005/2006 John Ohanian James Farley Gary Kornfeld M. Tami Sandke Eric Weitzen, Eloise H. Feinstein Kevin Kravets Sheldon Scharlin Andrew Ratner Chair 2004/2005 Earl Feldman Archie Kuehn David M. Schmutz Lawrence Sherman George Alexander Victor J. Ferrette James Lauth Martin Shapiro leadership Al Arias Robert Fink Dennis Lavine Myron S. Shelley Board Jordan Bender Ted Finkel Robert Lazarus William Shenk Advancement Zoe Benditt Todd S. Frank Stan Levitz Lawrence Sherman Murray Galinson, Chair Barry Berelowitz Ronald A. Friedman Bernard L. Lewis Scott Short Edgar Berner Robert J. Berton Richard A. Gaines Marshall Lewis Fern B. Siegel Sheila Potiker Cynthia Bolker Eric Gardiner Jeffrey Liber Jason Silletti Jane Scher D. Stephen Boner Sylvia Geffen Eric Lodge Harold S. Small Lawrence Sherman Lawrence Branton Jay Gelbart Scott M. Lyons Greg Smith Steve Solomon Bernard Breier Robert C. Gellman Errol Marcus Ian Smulowitz Andrew Viterbi Arthur Brown Richard Glasner Oliver McElroy Nancy Spector Janice Carmen Andrew Glatt Stephen Newnham Andrew J. Sussman Endowment Robert Carne Thea Glazer Raquel Lazar Paley Alan J. Talbott Leadership Dawn M. Hall Cauthen Donald Goldsmith Margaret Anne Payne Carolyn Taylor Institute Jack Charney Mark Gordon Mary Peshel Ellen Van Hoften Jane Scher, Chair Paul M. Cheverton Barry Graff S. Andrew Pharies Frederick R. Vandeveer Betty Byrnes Joseph Cohen Carlee Harmonson Susan Phillips John Weil Joseph Cohen Kenneth Coveney Ann Harris Lawrence Poster Joan Weiss Barbara Haworth James Cowley Nancy G. Henderson Carol Powers Ken Weiss Robert Lazarus Theodore Cranston Stanley Heyman Judy Pressman Lori M. Yocum James Nierman Ed Danenhauer David L. Hickson Beth Regan David Wax Sheldon Derezin Lawrence Kaplan Roberta D. Repasy

Jewish Community Foundation 40 Annual Report 2005: Defining our Future

“As the generation, so the leader. As the leader, so the generation.” TALMUD

Finance Leadership Council Emily Einhorn, Chair Monica Handler Penner Jerome Katzin Elaine Galinson, Chair Jaime Liwerant Cynthia Bolker Barry Quart Jerry Klein Sam Ackerman Sivia Mann Ronald A. Friedman Shirley Ravet Lewis Klein Bernard Arenson Rebecca Newman David Kabakoff Jeffrey Ressler David Rivkin Melissa Garfield Bartell Roz Pappelbaum Dennis Lavine Joan Schultz Eugene Step Eugene Berkenstadt Stan Pappelbaum David Mandelbaum Jean Shekhter Mark Stuckelman Robert Berton Linda Platt leadership Paul Nierman Louis Vener Nessim Tiano Ben Borevitz Shearn Platt Sheldon Scharlin Caryn Viterbi John West, Consultant Arthur Brody Robert Price Edward Thomas Susan Chortek Weisman Howard Brotman Ernest Rady Charles Tiano Legal Betty Byrnes Shirley Ravet Jerome H. Turk Human Resources Lawrence Sherman, Esq., Robert Caplan Arthur Rivkin Chair Paul Nierman, Chair Peter Chortek Robert Rubenstein Jeffrey Silberman, Esq. Grants Edgar Berner Hal Cohen Edward Samiljan Steven Spector, Esq. Claire Ellman, Chair Emily Einhorn Stephen Cohen Sheldon Scharlin Eugene Berkenstadt Sheila Potiker Charles Feurzeig Mary Ann Scher Real Estate D. Stephen Boner Jack Schuster Pauline Foster Gary Shekhter Alan Nevin, Chair Betty Byrnes Lawrence Sherman Joseph Glickman William Shenk Geoffrey Berg Melvin Cohn Andrew Viterbi Frank Goldberg Donald M. Slate Emily Einhorn Earl Feldman Herman Gordon Morris Slayen Elliot Feuerstein Sandra Fisher Investment Henry Gotthelf Herbert Solomon Arnold Fischer Richard Gabriel Andrew Ratner, Jerald Katleman Gloria Stone Chair 2005/2006; Oliver McElroy Laura Galinson Richard Katz Rodney Stone Co-Chair 2004/2005 James Nierman Susanna Karney Flaster Jerome Katzin Edward Thomas Jack Schuster, Lorne Polger Martin Klitzner Co-Chair 2004/2005 Warren Kessler Nessim Tiano Lawrence Sherman Joan Jacobs Peter Chortek Gerald Kobernick Ken Weiss Neal Singer Felicia Mandelbaum Ted Finkel Arthur Levinson Charles Tiano Brian Marcus Barry Kassar Sandra Levinson Joseph Oppenheimer Jerald Katleman Bernard Lewis

Jewish Community Foundation 41 Annual Report 2005: Defining our Future “Blessed are the leaders who seek the best for those they serve.” TALMUD

Officers

leadership President Vice President & Vice President/ Vice President Vice President Edgar Berner President Elect Treasurer Joan Jacobs Jan Tuttleman Sheila Potiker Emily Einhorn

Outgoing Board Members The Jewish Community Foundation General Counsel Secretary Immediate Past UJF President Leadership Council thanks outgoing Board Members Lawrence Sherman Jane Scher President Steven Solomon Chair Andrew Viterbi Elaine Galinson Peter Chortek, Merle Fischlowitz and Gloria Stone for their contributions, leadership and commitment. All have been a true blessing to the Jewish community, and their work will continue to improve lives.

Jewish Community Foundation 42 Annual Report 2005: Defining our Future

Board of Directors

Melvin Cohn Claire Ellman Elliott Feuerstein Murray Galinson Henry Haimsohn Gary Jacobs David Kabakoff

leadership

Martin Klitzner Robert Lazarus David Mandelbaum Paul Nierman Andrew Ratner David Rivkin Jeffrey Silberman Not pictured Eugene Step

Brian Tauber Jerome H. Turk David Wax Eric Weitzen Executive Director Marjory Kaplan

Jewish Community Foundation 43 Annual Report 2005: Defining our Future Past Presidents Foundation Staff

Carl Esenoff Victor Schulman Herbert Solomon Stanley Foster 1967 1972 1980-1982 1983-1985

Front row, left to right Charlene Seidle, Associate Director Marjory Kaplan, Executive Director Gail Littman, Director, Community Programs Nessim Tiano Jerome Katzin Rodney Stone Shearn Platt 1986-1988 1988-1990 1990-1993 1993-1996 Back row, left to right Myrna Holmes, Controller Marissa Garfield, Foundation Associate David Lange, Senior Staff Accountant Tiana Arellano, Receptionist Jeremy Pearl, Chief Financial Officer Traci Serrano, Office Manager Cynthia Zena, Junior Accountant

Lawrence Sherman Pauline Foster Jack Schuster Andrew Viterbi 1996-1998 1998-2000 2000-2002 2002-2004

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