Annual Report

PB 1 CONTENTS From the President 4 About the Foundation 7

A Challenging Year 8

Communal Strength 12

Creative Culture 20

Future Leadership 30

Financial Data 2020 36

Donors 38

Legacies & Endowments 44

Leadership in 46

Professional Staff in Israel 46

Leadership Worldwide 47

PHOTOS Shlomi Cohen, Perry Mendelboym, Vadim Mikhailov, Natasha Shachnes, Sasson Tiram, Jerusalem Foundation staff, photos from Jerusalem Foundation projects

* Information in this report is correct as of March 31, 2021

2 3 DEAR FRIENDS,

I am pleased to present the Jerusalem Foundation’s 2020 Annual Report. The Jerusalem Foundation in the USA was inspired to create the Community and Culture Innovation Fund for relief and recovery to support innovative and collaborative culture and community projects during COVID The Jerusalem Foundation has always assisted and empowered the people of Jerusalem, and during this and beyond. We launched the $1.25 million fund at the end of 2020, over 180 cultural and community challenging and unprecedented year we continued to support the most vulnerable populations in all parts organizations submitted applications and grants were awarded to 45 organizations that have already begun of the city. In many ways these challenges also proved to be opportunities, as the Jerusalem Foundation to realize their diverse groundbreaking projects. played a key role in coordinating large-scale efforts to respond to the city’s needs and was recognized as an indispensable partner. We also used the year to plan, promote and raise resources for significant projects that will be implemented in the coming years, including the Gazelle Valley Education Center, the new Marcus Margulies Pavilion at the One of The Jerusalem Foundation’s greatest strengths is our ability to respond immediately to changing Jerusalem Botanical Gardens, the Hassadna Music Conservatory and dozens of other projects for the benefit realities and at the same time to continue to advance our long-term vision. I am proud that this year we of all the city’s residents. responded quickly to immediate and urgent needs in the face of the pandemic. Thanks to support from longtime friends and new donors all over the world, we allocated more than 9 million NIS for emergency Our cooperation, coordination and close collaboration with Mayor Moshe Lion and the Municipal relief. Our response to the pandemic helped us to better understand the needs in the city, and new initiatives departments was strengthened even further in 2020 and continues to be a strategic asset in the work of the were born of the crisis. Jerusalem Foundation. In many cases this has led to leveraging additional public funding to match support raised by the Jerusalem Foundation from around the world and greatly benefited the programs and projects The Jerusalem Foundation provided a safety net for the most vulnerable people in Jerusalem and preserved we initiate and advance. the arts and culture eco-system during the lock down. At the same time, we continued to advance the long term projects securing the future of the city through the 'Jerusalem 2030' Master Plan in the areas of 2020 ended with a significant increase in funds raised by the Jerusalem Foundation - $29,941,154 from our Communal Strength, Creative Culture and Future Leadership. supporters around the world - an impressive increase of over 30% compared to 2019. We all hope to sustain the momentum in 2021, and we continue to work in partnership with the boards and professionals of The In the midst of all the challenges of 2020, the Foundation also celebrated a long list of accomplishments with Jerusalem Foundation around the world to reach our goals. both capital projects and programming. Several highlights included: purchasing the Shanti House for youth at risk; breaking ground on a day center for the elderly of the ultra-Orthodox community; nearing completion I want to thank all of our friends and supporters around the globe who kept Jerusalem in their hearts despite of construction on the Davidson Theater, home to the Train Theater in Liberty Bell Park, and a new High local responsibilities and personal challenges. School building for the Max Rayne Hand in Hand School for Bilingual Education; creating several libraries in schools; and renovating the community center on Palmach Street and the auditorium at the It has been much too long since we could welcome you to Jerusalem in person, and I am counting the days Paley Center for the Arts in east Jerusalem. until we see you here in 2021, “this year in Jerusalem”.

We launched two of our own future leadership programs with the George Pinto Jerusalem Leadership Shai Doron, Fellows and the initiative for youth leaders from disadvantaged neighborhoods. We expanded the cutting- President edge Al Mada science and math program and the Learning Together Shared Living program for principals, teachers and students from all the city’s sectors. 4 5 The Jerusalem Foundation was established in 1966 by the legendary ABOUT THE Mayor of Jerusalem, . Over the last five decades, and JERUSALEM through more than 4000 initiatives, the Foundation has touched the lives of all of Jerusalem’s more than 900,000 residents from all of the FOUNDATION city’s communities.

Today, the Jerusalem Foundation’s mandate is as relevant as ever. The global pandemic, which resulted in a health and economic crisis, has impacted us all and has brought into sharper focus some of the existing issues in Jerusalem. The social fabric of the city has been tested and challenged, and the need for communal strength is more pressing than ever. Our plan for 2030 will close social gaps and support the most vulnerable populations in the city.

The pandemic impacted cultural life in Jerusalem. Going forward, we will continue to promote creative culture, supporting cultural institutions to innovate and adapt to the new reality. The future of Jerusalem will be determined by its young leaders and we continue to support the development of the next generation in the city. We can take pride in the Foundation’s half-century of achievement that has shaped the modern city’s landscape even as we continue to adapt to the evolving needs of Jerusalem’s diverse population and invest in its development.

The Foundation seeks to shape the future of Jerusalem by investing VISION in and creating a flourishing city as a source of inspiration for its people and the world.

MISSION To shape a modern, open and vibrant city by creating communal strength for all Jerusalem residents; to identify and respond to the needs of Jerusalem, enhancing Jerusalem's contribution to people of all faiths, sharing the city with our partners and friends worldwide and inspiring new generations to take part in Jerusalem’s future. 6 7 A Like the rest of the world, Israel was hit hard by Covid in 2020. CHALLENGING And Jerusalem, like the rest of the country, faced unprecedented difficulties in dealing with the pandemic and its effects. Throughout YEAR the year, the Jerusalem Foundation rose to the challenge and was able to find innovative ways to strengthen the city and its residents.

In response to the health, social and economic crisis, the Jerusalem Foundation worked to provide essential emergency support to thousands of Jerusalem’s most vulnerable residents from all populations in the city. In coordination with Mayor Moshe Lion and the Jerusalem Municipality, and together with many other partners, we have been at the forefront of the city’s response to the ongoing pandemic, providing a vital safety net to those most in need.

• We provided thousands of food parcels to Holocaust survivors, the elderly, and needy families in west and east Jerusalem – 1.6 million shekels • We supported children’s homes, youth at risk, and other children and young adults in need – 630,000 shekels • We supported children and adults with special needs and physical or cognitive disabilities, providing them with tablet computers, special programming and extra care – 1.7 million shekels • We helped elderly residents access the support they needed, and provided them with tablet computers to battle the loneliness they faced. We also supported women in women’s shelters and refugees, who faced unique challenges during the pandemic – 975,000 shekels • We distributed special packages to medical teams on the front lines, including gifts before Passover and gifts to MDA teams in east Jerusalem for Ramadan – 260,000 shekels

8 9 In 2020, 8.8 million NIS was

We also launched a variety of support for the city’s arts and culture community to help them distributed for Covid relief and during 2020 and ensure that creative culture and civil society would be able to recover from this recovery in Jerusalem unprecedented shutdown of activity. We put a particular emphasis on developing collaborative partnerships between cultural groups and nurturing innovative new models and creative solutions to the restrictions and lockdowns. 3,000 isolated elderly Amongst the projects we supported were: 17,000 supported by hotlines Women’s Shelters ultra-Orthodox • The Khan Theater’s outdoor performances which were compliant with restrictions, including & digital platforms families helped performances in the streets of 120 women • The annual Jerusalem Jazz Festival joined with the Israel Festival to create special outdoor 2,000 performances, including in the sculpture garden of the Israel tablets/computers • ‘Oxygen for Culture’ events - small-scale events taking place in people’s private homes and gardens for children, youth 250 children and being live-streamed to wider audiences on social media and elderly • Special scholarship funding for students impacted by the pandemic from five art schools - The School of Visual Theater, the Jerusalem Sam Spiegel Film School, the Ma'aleh School of Film and Television, 20,000 1,500 the Naggar School of Art and Society (), and the Nissan Nativ Acting Studio people helped in gift packages East Jerusalem for hospital and emergency medical staff In 2020: 65 3,500 • 3.6 million shekels were distributed to support the recovery of arts, culture and civil society Covid relief and children & youth at • 40 cultural institutions and civil society organizations received grants to get them back on their feet 500 recovery grants for risk supported refugees culture and and adapt to restrictions and the new “normal” & asylum civil society • 1.5 million shekels were distributed to arts and culture organizations through interest-free loans, in seekers partnership with Ogen 6,000 food packages for The Jerusalem Foundation Community and Culture Innovation Fund, supported by the Jerusalem Holocaust survivors, 5,600 elderly and Foundation Inc. in the USA, was launched in October, awarding 45 grants totaling more than $1.2 million needy families needy families which will ensure Jerusalem’s future vitality by encouraging institutions and organizations across the city to create innovative models for navigating these unprecedented times and flourishing afterward. 5,000 people with special needs

10 11 "I am so impressed with Al-Mada, an innovative science and math teachers training program. The learning units are incredibly creative, changing how teachers teach and making these subjects more enjoyable and educational for the COMMUNAL The Jerusalem Foundation supports projects and programs for students." Jerusalem’s most vulnerable populations, including Holocaust STRENGTH survivors, senior citizens and residents of Jerusalem with special needs. By strengthening the city’s support systems and communal EAST JERUSALEM SCIENCE TEACHER AND PROGRAM networks, we have an impact on thousands of people’s lives, closing COORDINATOR social gaps that have been exacerbated in recent times. The Jerusalem Foundation also supports projects which develop shared living in the “We are incredibly city, using Jerusalem’s diversity as an asset and creating meaningful bonds between communities by bringing different groups together - grateful to the Jerusalem Jews and , religious and secular, young and old. Foundation for supporting the establishment of the Hirbet Arza outdoor activity center, a unique and innovative learning center promoting environmental values.”

PROJECT SPRINGBOARD COORDINATOR

12 13 ACHIEVEMENTS & SUPPORT 2020

250 at-risk • ‘A Home for Every Child’ (Bayit L'Kol Yeled - ‘BiLY’) youth in 20 Yaelim • Abna Al Quds, Wadi el Joz, and Community Centers 400 groups children in weekly • Al Mada teacher training for STEM education in schools 'Classes in Nature' through the • Alcohol and drug prevention programming Springboard & Alleviating Poverty • Alonim School for children with special needs 10 projects women in the • Atta’a Center for Exercising Rights of East Jerusalem Residents 2020 cohort of the • Beit Finger - Grabski community rehabilitation center Women’s Business Entrepreneurship • Beit Hofmann Senior Citizen Day Care Center Incubator in 976 scholarships • Beit Schweiz Senior Citizen Housing Center distributed to higher education • Beit Tamar for severely disabled children students through the Jerusalem Municipal • Beit-Alpert Jewish-Arab Music Center 500 Scholarships Fund 20 Holocaust survivors & private donors community • Beita Mechanchim, connecting Jerusalem’s innovation sector to solve the city’s educational needs participated in Café gardens across Europa's online the city were • Beitar Nordia Soccer School enrichment, social cultivated through and informational the Grassroots • Byer Home for the Aged activities project • Café Europa for Holocaust Survivors

• Canada House – Gorman-Shore Learning Center, Reitman Elderly Center, Koschitzky Young Adult Center

• Close-to-Home Women's Business Entrepreneurship Incubator

14 15 • Communal outdoor library in and • Runners without Borders, Jewish-Arab running club

• Community gardens across the city • Sam and Ruthie (Rimonim) Kindergarten

• 'Connect Jerusalem' at Canada House – support for young immigrants (olim) in Jerusalem • Saul Hirschel Elementary School and the Israel Arts & Science Academy

• El-Jabsha Senior Center in • Scholarships for children from disadvantaged neighborhoods at the Hapoel Jerusalem basketball school

• Hapoel Katamon Jewish-Arab Soccer Club Neighborhood League • Shekel – Tony Elyashar Center for children & adults with special needs

• Hattie Friedland School for the Deaf • Speaking Hebrew (Lisan), teaching Hebrew to Arab women

• Ibdaa School for the Arts & Music • Springboard neighborhood improvement in and

• Woman to Woman Shelter for Women at Risk • STEM education for general and ultra-Orthodox populations

• Jerusalem African Community Center – supporting refugees and asylum seekers • Sur Baher Wellness Program

• Jerusalem Foundation Shared Living Hub and Tolerance Coalition • Swimming Together - joint Jewish-Arab swimming team

• Jerusalem Makers on Wheels • Tisch Family Zoological Gardens - disadvantaged youth visits

• Ken LaZaken – assisting the elderly in exercising rights • Yaelim for at-risk youth at Ein Yael in Beit Neri

• Language as a Cultural Bridge • Young Neighborhoods Project in Gilo, Kiryat Menachem and Kiryat Yovel

• Learning Together in Jerusalem at the Museum for Islamic Art, the Bloomfield Science Museum, Israel Education and Tennis Centers and more

• Literacy programming for early childhood development - Merkaz Rachel & Yad Rachel

• Melabev community care for people living with dementia and Alzheimer’s

• Menachem Elyashar Elementary School

• Micha Center for the hearing impaired

• Mini-Active empowerment groups that improve neighborhood infrastructure

• Misholim – activities for children with emotional and behavioral challenges

• Mobile Innovation Lab 16 17 CAPITAL • Kindergarten in Gilo, renovated by Daniel Müller and friends PROJECTS • Gazelle Valley Urban Wildlife Park - new seating area and vineyard • Palmach Street Community Center

• Wohl Rose Park – Zurich Plaza

• School Science Labs and Library in Sur Baher School

• Library in Ibdaa School for the Arts & Music

• Beit Hashanti - purchase of a building in Ein Kerem for Beit

Hashanti, for at-risk youth

ANNUAL • Jerusalem Intercultural Center SUPPORT • The Adam Institute for Democracy and Peace FOR CROSS- • The Tolerance Coalition COMMUNAL • The Shared Living Hub • The Museum for Islamic Art ANCHOR • Max Rayne Hand in Hand School for Bilingual Education INSTITUTIONS • Youth programming at the Jerusalem International YMCA

18 19 The Jerusalem Foundation leverages the city’s diversity and unique CREATIVE history to shape its future as a modern, thriving center of arts and CULTURE culture. We support projects that foster innovation and cooperation between organizations and varied art forms, and events that build bridges between Jerusalem’s diverse communities. We support cultural institutions in their efforts to create innovative new models for culture and adapt to changing realities, breathing new life into Jerusalem. Despite a challenging year, we helped Jerusalem’s cultural sector to weather the storm and nurture innovation which will strengthen the arts and culture in the city.

“Our new home at HaParsa (former Rav Hen cinema) enables us to significantly expand the scope of our activities, including rehearsals, school activities, producing shows, hosting other troupes and collaborating with our partners. ”

RONEN ITZHAKI, MANAGER OF BETWEEN HEAVEN AND EARTH DANCE COMPANY, ONE OF THREE PARTNER

ORGANIZATIONS IN HAPARSA

20 21 ACHIEVEMENTS & 15,000 SUPPORT 2020 people attended events supported by the 1,092 Jerusalem Foundation, artists, actors in accordance with and musicians • 7th International Writers Festival at Mishkenot Sha’ananim social distancing are employed in guidelines and 3.6 projects supported • A Studio of Her Own - closing exhibition of Women Leadership in Culture Project government restrictions by the Jerusalem million shekels • Artists’ Studios ‘Space Log’, the new time capsule were distributed Foundation to support the • Bach in Jerusalem Festival, by the Jerusalem Baroque Orchestra recovery of arts, • Balanced Power – a performance of dancers with mixed abilities by the Vertigo culture and civil society in Jerusalem Dance Company

• Barbur Gallery - exhibitions and installations

• Beita Gallery held art exhibitions and tours on the streets of Jerusalem, in partnership

with the Jerusalem Municipality Plastic Art Division

14 • HaMazkeka Radio and ZIKUK.TV at HaMazkeka Center For Contemporary And festivals (in-person, online and hybrid) Interdisciplinary Art took place thanks to • HaParsa, a new culture center at the old Rav Hen cinema, launched as a home to three our support leading cultural institutions – Between Heaven and Earth, HaZira Interdisciplinary

5 Center and the Machol Shalem Dance Company leading Jerusalem 735,000 art schools • HaZira Interdisciplinary Center - ‘Desperate Housewives’ online series of video art people participated supported in online culture performances events • International Music Showcase Festival held online by the Yellow Submarine

• Jerusalem Botanical Gardens - ’Returning to Nature’ exhibition 22 23 • Jerusalem Dance Theater School - online digital lessons and recitals

• Jerusalem Film Festival - prizes sponsored by the Jerusalem Foundation:

• The Haggiag Award for Best Israeli Feature Film was awarded to Dani Rosenberg’s The Death of Cinema and My Father Too

• The winner of the Nechama Rivlin International Competition was Valentyn Vasyanovych’s Atlantis

• Jerusalem Jewish Film Festival

• Jerusalem Music Center - chamber ensembles by the Young Israel Philharmonic

Orchestra

• Jerusalem Theater - free culture and arts activities in the summer, including music,

dance, and performances

• Manofim Art Cube Festival, which took place online

• Museum on the Seam - supporting cutting-edge exhibitions

• Muslala’s art tracks project, celebrating community, art and sustainability outdoors

• Musrara Mix Festival held online

• Oud Festival online “The cool Jerusalem weather and the quaint alleys of the Yemin Moshe

• Paley Art Center – residency program for emerging artists from east Jerusalem neighborhood, combined with the meticulous work of the show's

• The Khan Theater held an outdoor performance in Yemin Moshe creators and actors, made a spectacular evening which reminded us • Upgrading the C.A.T.A.M.O.N Dance Group website and making information of the culture we’d been missing so much.”

accessible in Hebrew, English and Arabic AN AUDIENCE MEMBER PRAISING THE KHAN THEATER’S OUTDOOR PERFORMANCE IN YEMIN MOSHE

24 25 CAPITAL • Paley Center for the Arts – renovation of the auditorium PROJECTS • Haim Hazaz Memorial Room at Mishkenot Sha’ananim

PALEY CENTER FOR THE ARTS

HAIM HAZAZ MEMORIAL ROOM

26 27 LIST OF SUPPORTED INSTITUTIONS

Art Cube Artists’ Studios ● Barbur Gallery ● Bar Kayma ● Beita Contemporary ArtGallery

Between Heaven & Earth Dance Center ● Black Box Street Gallery ● Bloomfield Science Museum ● Body, Dance, Place

C.A.T.A.M.O.N. Dance Group ● Djanogly Visual Arts Center ● Feel Beit - JSOC’s new home (Mekudeshet)

Firqat Al Noor Music Ensemble ● Hagat House for Culture & Community in Ein Kerem ● Hamazkeka ● Hamiffal

Hassadna Jerusalem Music Conservatory ● HaZira Interdisciplinary Center ● He’arat Shulayim (Footnote)

International Writers’ Festival ● Israel Festival ● Jerusalem Academy of Music &Dance

Jerusalem Botanical Gardens ● Jerusalem Cinemathéque – Israel Film Archives ● Jerusalem Dance Theater

Jerusalem International Film Festival ● Jerusalem International Oud Festival ● Jerusalem Jewish FilmFestival

Jerusalem Khan Theater ● Jerusalem Music Center ● Jerusalem Opera Festival

Jerusalem Print Workshop ● Jerusalem Street Orchestra ● Jerusalem Theater – Center for the Performing Arts

Ma’aleh School of Television, Film & Arts ● Machol Shalem Dance House ● Manofim Contemporary Art Festival

Mashu Mashu Theater ● Mikro Theater ● Mishkenot Sha’ananim ● Museum for Islamic Art

Museum on the Seam ● Muslala Arts Collective ● Musrara, Naggar School of Art & Society

National Library of Israel ● New Spirit ● Nissan Nativ Acting School ● Outline Festival

Paley Arts Center ● Pianists’ Festival at the Jerusalem Theatre ● Poetry Place

Sam Spiegel Film & Television School ● School of Visual Theater ● Secular Yeshiva

Studio of Her Own Women’s Art Center ● To’Ar Art Shelter Gallery ● Museum

Train Theater – Davidson Theatre ● Vertigo Dance Company ● Yellow Submarine 28 29 The Jerusalem Foundation focuses on developing leadership and FUTURE excellence in the city through its involvement in community activism LEADERSHIP and investment in the next generation. We provide funding and support to hundreds of students through scholarship programs, and create spaces for young people to develop skills and start their careers in Jerusalem. By promoting young civil leadership with a long term commitment to the city, and guaranteeing that all communities have access to opportunities to excel, we safeguard the future of Jerusalem. “The bi-monthly learning sessions are engaging and thought-provoking. They give us tools to implement in our neighborhood and have an impact on individuals in our community”

YOUTH LEADER IN DISADVANTAGED NEIGHBORHOODS PROJECT

30 31 Kayma was launched by the Jerusalem Foundation in 2020 KAYMA, THE with the aim of creating a cadre of quality young leadership in GEORGE PINTO Jerusalem. After an open call for fellows, and their selection, the first group of five fellows began the program last year. JERUSALEM The fellows are all PhD students, and each has been paired with LEADERSHIP a different organization which they will work at, to integrate FELLOWS into the fabric of Jerusalem’s civil society, become familiar with the city and its challenges, and contribute to the ongoing PROGRAM development of Jerusalem, whilst creating a leadership network between the fellows.

In partnership with the Israel Scouts youth movement YOUTH in Jerusalem and the Tene Yerushalmi organization, the LEADERS IN Jerusalem Foundation established a program for youth leaders in disadvantaged neighborhoods which will inspire future DISADVANTAGED leadership in Jerusalem. In each of the neighborhoods - , Gilo, Armon Hanatziv and Pisgat Ze’ev - two students NEIGHBORHOODS volunteer in return for a scholarship.

The program has been running since October 2020, and the participants have been organizing community events and conducting weekly youth activities and volunteer sessions. These activities encourage youth to engage with their peers, and also to feel a sense of responsibility toward, and contribute to, their local neighborhood.

32 33 OTHER ACHIEVEMENTS AND SUPPORT:

• Irene & Fred Lewy Youth Club - activities and programs for disadvantaged youth,

including volunteering opportunities

• Jerusalem Institute for Policy Research - two-year evaluation on alleviating poverty & 5 George Pinto analysis of Covid statistics after the first wave Jerusalem Leadership Fellows • SAHI (Hesed Youth Patrol) distributed thousands of food baskets to families in need

and the elderly during the Covid pandemic 8 Youth Leaders in • Scholarships for higher education students (including through the Jerusalem Disadvantaged Neighborhoods Scholarship Fund) - scholarship funding for more than 900 students in Jerusalem 5% increase in Scouts Youth Movement • Secular Yeshiva membership • The Jerusalem Foundation Prize for Good Citizenship in program neighborhoods • Wadi Joz Youth Club - the first purpose-built youth club in the neighborhood, which since program implementation houses the only youth movement active in east Jerusalem

• Young Scientists Competition at the Bloomfield Science Museum

34 35 FINANCIAL DATA 2020 Allocations to Projects: $22,240,705 Contributions by country Programming expenditure by category Donations: $29,941,154 26.5% USA 49% 32.1% Communal Israel Strength

1.6% 13% 38% Rest of world Future Creative Leadership Culture 1.4% Canada 3.8% 6.8% Italy Allocations to projects 2018-2020 Expenditure by type of project 8.4% 19.4% In millions of $USD Switzerland & UK Liechtenstein $24.6 $21.2 $22.2 Contributions by type of donor Donations 2018-2020 In millions of $USD 30% $29.9 Construction 44.5% $24.2 70% 31.5% $19.5 Programming 24% 2018 2019 2020 *The difference between contributions received and expenditures on projects during any specified period of time derives from: a) contributions received from endowment funds; b) time lapse between the receipt Government/ Foundations/ Private donors 2018 2019 2020 Public support Trusts of funds and expenditure; and c) expenditure for 36 administration and fundraising costs. 37 ** All amounts are in $USD Tina Julie Sapir Im Dialog. Evangelischer Arbeitskreis für das JERUSALEM FOUNDATION Isadore & Rosalie Sharp christlich-jüdische Gespräch in Hessen und DONORS 2020 Neil Shore Nassau Judith Shostack International Christian Embassy Jerusalem - Shucor Investments Ltd German Branch Grossman Foundation Allan C. Silber Klaus Tschira Stiftung Bundesministerium für Bildung, Wissenschaft Gary Grundman & Nancy Lerner Nathan & Lily Silver Family Foundation North Rhine-Westphalia, PM Armin Laschet und Forschung Mark Heiten Silver Family Charitable Foundation (Bonnie Michael und Diana Rathgeber Nationalfonds der Republik Österreich für Opfer Agnes Herczeg Silver) Prof. Dr. Jan-Philipp Reemtsma, Hamburger des Nationalsozialismus (Förderer) International Fellowship of Christians and Jews of Lawrence & Judith Tanenbaum Family Foundation Stiftung zur Förderung von Wissenschaft und Canada Doron & Michal Telem Kultur CANADA Dr. Noah Ivers Ehud & Miriam Telem Regine Sixt Kinderhilfe Stiftung „Tränchen George Adler of Canada Sharon Telem Trocknen“ Amayan Charitable Foundation (David & Sarena Dr. Suanne Kelman & Dr. Allan J. Fox Larry & Tova Vickar Sternstunden e.V. Koschitzky) Julia & Henry Koschitzky David Walerstein Volkswagen Aktiengesellschaft Asper Foundation Mira & Saul Koschitzky Pam & Paul Austin Family Foundation Kenneth Weiner Krauss Family Charitable Trust ISRAEL Azrieli Foundation Gabi Weisfeld Michael Kuhl - Gitta Nishuma Foundation Linda Adams Sharon & Ron Baruch Joseph Wilder & Phyllis Pollock Lorri Kushnir Zvi Agmon Leslie Beck Wynn Family Charitable Foundation Lederman Foundation Bank Hapoalim The Benjamin Foundation on behalf of the Estate Atta & Henry Zieleniec Joanna Sloane & Jules Lewy Bank of Jerusalem of Malcom Coven David Lyons – Sir Jack Lyons Charitable Trust Tamara & Nahum Barnea Binah Foundation Mayvon Family Foundation - Rick and Yvonne Marina & Jacques Nahmias Yoram Belizovsky Bloomfield Family - Eldee Foundation Goldberg David Brodet Lois & David Buckstein Family Foundation Harold Gloria Miloff Memorial Fund GERMANY Check Point Josh Burnett Lewis Mitz & Wendy Posluns Anonymous Donors Ruth Cheshin Irwin & Ariela Cotler Barry & Esther Naiberg Family Foundation Axel Springer Stiftung Freeman Family Foundation Wendy R. Eisen Posluns Family Foundation Bertelsmann Stiftung Susie Guiora Emerald Foundation Cyril & Dorothy, Joel & Jill Reitman Family Berthold Leibinger Stiftung Gottesman Family Foundation First Narayever Congregation Foundation Daimler AG Stuart Hershkowitz Kappy Flanders z"l Ruth & Sam Reitman Foundation Dr. Dr. Manfred Gentz und Ingrid Gentz Meir Heth Judith Finer-Freedman & Jeremy Freedman David Rosenbaum & Debbie Strauss Hoffnung geben – Zukunft leben, Daniel Müller Intel Israel DH Gales Family Charity Trust Shael Rosenbaum und Freunde Yossi Kucik Gewurz Family Foundation The Robert and Renee Rubinstein Charitable Familie von Holtzbrinck Laufer Family David M. Golden & Connie Putterman Foundation Karin von Holtzbrinck Stiftung 38 39 Gabriel Leibler LIECHTENSTEIN THE NETHERLANDS Jill Samuels Harel Locker Anonymous Foundations Christians for Israel K C Shasha Charitable Foundation Benecare Foundation Archie Sherman Charitable Trust Ofer Levine UNITED KINGDOM Sobell Foundation Ogen Group NORWAY Amberstone Trust E C Sosnow Charitable Trust Likhovski Family Help Jews Home Janice Atkin Wohl Legacy Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel Foundation - Gisela & Anthony Bloom Della and Fred Simon Worms O.B.E., Endowment SWITZERLAND Israel Estate of Heddy Brook Fund Anne Frank Fonds Mizrahi Tefahot Bank Sir Trevor Chinn Marjorie & Arnold Ziff Charitable Trust Anonymous via Josef Bollag Ram Rosen Davidson Family Charitable Trust Anonymous Donors Josiah Rotenberg and Gila Pollack Dent Family UNITED STATES Fondation Arpe Schusterman Foundation Israel Dame Vivien Duffield through the Clore Israel Jean Ann Aldwell Jetty, Aron und Simon Blum-Stiftung Susanna Steindling Foundation Isaac “Yitz” Applbaum Dr. Silvain Brunschwig Stiftung Dror Strom The Estate of Celia Gluck Cassie Arison The DEAR Foundation, Sonja Dinner Dan Suesskind Grantham Court Properties Ltd. The Arison Family Foundation Diakonieverband Ländli The Estate of Leo Gruss Andi and David Arnovitz ISRAEL - PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS Dr. Emile Dreyfus-Stiftung Martine and Peter Halban Robert B. Asher Ariel Municipal Corporation - Jerusalem Isaac Dreyfus Bernheim Stiftung Harbour Charitable Trust Janice Atkin Israel Ministry of Jerusalem and Heritage Saly Frommer Foundation Humanitarian Trust The Augustine Foundation Jerusalem Development Authority Daniel Gablinger Stiftung Kennedy Leigh Charitable Trust Aviv Foundation Jerusalem Municipality Max und Erika Gideon Stiftung Sheila Koretz Hannah Bacharach National Insurance Institute of Israel - Bituach Dr. Georg und Josi Guggenheim-Stiftung Lord & Lady Leigh of Hurley Bader Philanthropies Inc. Leumi The Helena Charitable Foundation Morris Leigh Foundation Baron Capital Foundation Kirschner-Loeb Stiftung Janice & Jack Livingstone Newton & Rochelle Becker ITALY Jan Lutz M&C Trust Mark & Frances Lewy Berg Solo & Maurice Dwek Families Adolf und Mary Mil-Stiftung Avril and Jonny Manson Bern Schwartz Foundation Goren Monti Ferrari Foundation MZR Gedenkstiftung Marcus Margulies Bialkin Family Foundation Simone, Michael, Jacopo and Mirella Haggiag Gretel und Walter Picard-Weil Stiftung Aliza Moussaieff Jacob & Hilda Blaustein Fund Emilio & Guido Ottolenghi Michael und Diana Rathgeber Hon. Marion and Guy Naggar The Hon. Michael R. Bloomberg Simonetta Ascarelli Michael und Ellen Ringier NJD Charitable Trust Annette & Richard Blum Lino, Arturo, Ermanno Tedeschi S. + H. Rothschild Foundation Phillips and Rubens Charitable Trust Cornerstone Partners of New Jersey Fondazione Terzo Pilastro Ruth und Paul Wallach Stiftung The Estate of the Late George Pinto Irving & Marjorie Cowan Family Foundation Maria Teresa Venturini Fendi Wendepunkt Stiftung Rayne Trust Crown Family Philanthropies The Rosenfeld Charitable Trust The Nathan Cummings Foundation 40 41 Claudia Davidoff & Joseph Kahan Foundation PES Foundation Estate of Louis Edelstein Jay & Hadasa Pomrenze Foundation The Feldman Family Foundation Price Philanthropies Joseph & Dorothy Goldberg Charitable Trust Joe Pryzant Gottesman Fund The Bernard and Audre Rapoport Foundation Abby & Moshe Greenberg David Recanati Kerry & David J. Greene Erin & Craig Reicher Hager Foundation Stephen R. Reiner Alan G. Hassenfeld Robin Family Fund Hassenfeld Family Foundation Adam Rivkin Barbara Hines Jeannie & Arthur Rivkin The Estate of Samuel P. Spiegel Rivkin Family Foundation Marguerite Jossel Charitable Foundation Donald L. Saunders Karev Foundation Steven G. Scheinfeld Estate of William Kauders Michael & Susan Schwartz The Knapp Family Foundation John M. Shapiro Koret Foundation Shapiro-Silverberg Foundation Jo Carole & Ronald S. Lauder The Starr Foundation L.A.W. Foundation Helen & Stanley Steyer Alice Edelman Lazoff & Mischa Lazoff Foundation Simonetta & Tommy Steyer Nathan Leight Ruth and Herbert Wander The Leir Foundation Winnick Family Foundation Michael & Andrea Leven Foundation Maimonides Fund Jack, Joseph & Morton Mandel Foundation Isidore Mayrock & Patti Grabel Joseph & Harvey Meyerhoff Charitable Funds Milken Institute Theodore N. Mirvis Allen Model Leo Model Foundation Nash Family Foundation William S. Paley Foundation Martin Peretz 42 43 Phil Fine Estate Krzepicki Estate Ralph Robbins Estate LEGACIES & Mina Finkelstein Estate Alice Lazoff Estate Selma Pilavin Robinson Estate ENDOWMENTS Augusta Fostel Estate Norman M. Leff Fdn. Inc. Estate Daniel and Joanna Rose Fund Rachel Fridman Estate Legacy Heritage Fund Ltd. Dr. Miriam Freund Rosenthal Gifts to Jerusalem Phyllis Frey Estate Leir Estate Arthur Rubinstein Estate for all time Saly Frommer Estate Gustave Levy Estate Rubenstein Estate Harvey Furgatch Estate Egon and Anna Libsch Foundation Salzberger Family Edward Agostini Revocable Trust Nathane Fuller Mollie Parnis Livingstone Fund Minnie Sasserath Estate Asher Bar Estate Nathan Galston Estate Loeb Foundation Charles and Ruth Schapiro Eliezer & Lucie Behar Estate Rose Garfin Estate Martha J. Loewenstein I. Meir Segals Estate Elliot James Belkin Estate Edna & Oscar Gass Estate Peter Lowenthal Estate Irene Sela Arnold Bernhard Estate Dena Geschwind Estate Dora Lowin Estate Isidore & Helena Seibald Estate Leonard Bernstein Estate Golden Era Simone Mallah Estate Reuben Shane Estate Nahum Bernstein Trust David Goldman Endowment Mandel Funds Esther Share Estate Georgia Bertcher Estate Richard and Rhoda Goldman Family Fund Magda Mayer Scholarship Fund Ruth Silberberg Estate Herta Berthold Estate Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation Joseph M. Mazer Estate Ida Silverman Estate Anna Blauner Estate Israel Goldstein & Family Lawrence Meinwald Estate Rita Simon Estate Blaustein Foundation Greta Goodman Estate Alice Menkes John H. Slade Estate Dr. Hanna Bogucka M Goodman Endowment Jan Mitchell Fund Leah Spanier Endowment Fund Ann Bregman Estate Jacob L. 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Kauders Estate George Pinto Estate Treuhaft Foundation Eva Dukes Estates William Kauders Polinsky-Rivkin Family Foundation De Vorreuter Kusiel Estate Louis Edelstein Estate Miss Kate Kemper Estate Sol Price Charitable Trust Robert H. Weill Jehiel & Anna Elyachar Neomi (Monika) Kinzig Margaret Richner Alice Weiss Estate Katherine Falk Estate Ruben Klamer Adele Singer Rifkind Fund Gordon B. Zacks Estate Fidanque Fund Henry Kravis Elfriede Kaethe Ritter Ibrahim Zadeh Estate 44 45 Gertraud Auer Boreo Executive and Members of the LEADERSHIP IN ISRAEL PROFESSIONAL LEADERSHIP Dr. Daniel Charim Board: STAFF IN ISRAEL WORLDWIDE Prof. Dr. Raoul Kneucker Dr. Emil Mezgolits President Emerita: Founder: George Birenbaum President Mag. Thomas Moskovics Julia Koschitzky, C.M. Teddy Kollek z”l Dr. Moshe Eliash Shai Doron AUSTRIA Günter Rhomberg Michael Federmann H.E. Kardinal Dr. Christoph Past President: President Emerita & Cofounder: Martin Gerstel General Director Jerusalem Foundation Schönborn Lewis R. Mitz Ruth Cheshin Ruth Gorenstein Anat Tzur (Österreich) Dr. Heinrich Schaller Peter Halban Goldschmiedgasse 6, Türe 11 Dr. Walter Schwimmer President and Chair: Chairman of the Board of Nechama Hillman Legal Advisor A-1010 Wien KR Victor Wagner Joel Reitman Directors: Richard Hirsch Lisa Avneri Austria General Secretary: David Brodet Julia Koschitzky Vice Chair: Tel: 43-664-9112-286 Mag. Philippe-Giuseppe Howard Leigh Chief Financial Officer David Golden Board of Directors*: Fax: 43-1-9124-3864 Kupfer Amos Mar-Haim Yinon Oz-Ari [email protected] [email protected] Ronit Abramson Lewis G. Mitz Vice Presidents: Zvi Agmon Gary Grundman Shlomit Molho Chief Development Officer President: German-Speaking Desk Yoram Blizovsky David C. 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