Annual Report 2013

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ANNUAL REPORT 2013

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CONTENTS 2 3 Partnership 4 Letter from the Chairman of the Board of Trustees and the Conservancy President 5 Letter from the Mayor and the Parks Commissioner 6 Tribute to Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg 7 The Strategic Plan 10 Current Restoration Projects 10 The Woodlands Initiative 12 Grand Army Plaza 13 Reservoir Running Track 14 Central Play 16 Craftsmanship 17 Central Play 20 Rhododendron Mile East 21 Stewardship 22 Operations 22 Hurricane Sandy Cleanup 24 The New Waste Management System 25 Hallett Zone Gardener 26 Central Park Conservancy Institute for Urban Parks 26 Park-to-Park Training 27 Woodlands Discovery Program 29 Visitor Experience 29 Discovery Guides 30 Central Park Circuit 31 Harlem Meer Performance Festival 32 The Conservancy Volunteer Program 33 Friendship 37 Financials 52 Lists 109 Ways to Help the Park 111 Info 111 Conservancy Mission, Guiding Principle, and Core Values 112 Credits Fabian Vasquez, Tree Crew Cover: Bethesda Terrace and the Lake

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3 Partnership

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Partnership: Central Park Conservancy

This has been an extraordinary year for Central Park and its We also highlight this year’s innovative programs of the Central present and future visitors. The Conservancy was honored to Park Conservancy Institute for Urban Parks, which focus on accept the largest gift ever made to any public park, and one developing new educational experiences for our 40 million annual of the largest to be made to a New York City cultural institution. visitors. Through the Institute, the Conservancy is also committed The extraordinary gift of $100 million from the Paulson Family to both training and advising local, national, and international Foundation will literally touch every acre of our magnificent Park. urban parks. It ushers Central Park and the Conservancy into their latest We take great pride in the role we have played in leading phase: long-term sustainability, unprecedented maintenance Central Park’s re-emergence as the most important cultural and management, and a model for other parks and public institution and legendary open space in New York City. This is spaces worldwide. year’s great accomplishments insure an exciting future for The Conservancy’s new agreement with the City of New York was Central Park, the City, and the Conservancy. signed, and our partnership with the City is officially extended and expanded for the next decade. These important landmarks enable the Conservancy to end the perpetual cycle of decline and restoration that had devastated Central Park for most of the 19th and 20th centuries. Thanks to Thomas L. Kempner, Jr. Douglas Blonsky these critically important milestones, the Central Park Conservancy Chairman, Central Park Conservancy President & CEO, has just completed a significant and bold strategic plan that Central Park Conservancy will ensure our place as the leader in urban park management, and Central Park Administrator discussed in this report. This year the Conservancy launched its Central Play Initiative, a $40 million undertaking that will elevate all of the Park’s 21 playgrounds to the same standard of excellence. This report highlights the completion of our newest playground renovations: East 110th Street Playground and Tarr-Coyne Tots Playground at West 68th Street.

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Partnership: The City of New York

On behalf of the City of New York, we are proud to join the By directing private funds toward both operating staff and capital Central Park Conservancy in presenting its annual report. projects, the Conservancy has become a model public-private partnership. We are grateful for every donation the Conservancy In 1980, civic and philanthropic leaders founded the Central Park receives from its hundreds of individual, corporation, and Conservancy to restore the Park to the splendor envisioned by its foundation supporters — and we are especially thankful for an 19th-century designers, Frederick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux. unprecedented $100 million gift from John A. Paulson and the The results over the past 33 years have been tremendous. Central Paulson Family Foundation. Park now welcomes more than 40 million annual visitors, making it our City’s most popular cultural institution. As New York City becomes even greener and greater, we thank the Central Park Conservancy for its steadfast leadership. Together, The City’s partnership with the Central Park Conservancy has we can be confident that the Conservancy will enjoy many more been key to this success. This year, the City signed a new years of success in protecting and enhancing Central Park, management contract with the Conservancy, which ensures that sustained by the public it serves so well. Central Park will continue to benefit from a high level of service. Through the maintenance assistance which the contract calls for — and thanks to this year’s launch of the Central Park Conservancy Institute for Urban Parks, which will share best practices among partner groups — the Conservancy will collaborate with parks across the City as well. These initiatives are in addition to the Michael R. Bloomberg Veronica M. White extensive physical improvements that will be made to Central Park, Mayor, City of New York Commissioner all for a fraction of what such projects would cost the City on New York City Department of its own. Parks & Recreation

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Leadership: Michael R. Bloomberg — Mayor of the City of New York, 2002 to 2013

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg The Mayor’s PlaNYC, a program with well over 100 initiatives to will certainly leave a legacy enhance the quality of life for all New Yorkers, has changed our as the greatest environmental City dramatically since it was launched on Earth Day 2007. In that and park advocacy mayor that short time New York has achieved the cleanest air quality levels New York City has ever had. in 50 years, which also includes the no smoking ban in New York The Conservancy trustees, City parks, a tremendous boon for all park maintenance staff. donors, and staff are grateful The mayor championed a highly successful recycling program in for his tremendous support as parks and Citywide. The mayor’s bike-share program promotes a partner during key years of physical health and reduces the carbon footprint of every citizen Central Park’s development who cycles throughout the streets and parks of New York. Central and growth. His excellent Park is connected through the Parks’ bike lanes to other parks and appointments of First Deputy neighborhoods. The Conservancy is also grateful for the City’s Mayor Patricia Harris (2002–2013) and Parks Commissioners help, after several disastrous storms, with cleanup and recycling of Adrian Benepe (2002–2012) and Veronica White (2012–2013) tons of debris. gave the Conservancy the dedicated and supportive partners As a passionate promoter of public art, Mayor Bloomberg for all our work. The two contracts with the Conservancy during will always be remembered as the impresario of The Gates Mayor Bloomberg’s tenure, in 2006 and again in 2013, have in February, 2005 by Christo and the late Jeanne-Claude, ensured a strong commitment to our public-private partnership. which brought worldwide attention to their artwork and to the His administration has overseen the growth of parks and parkland, magnificence of Central Park, itself one of America’s greatest a result of recognizing the necessity for support in order to achieve works of art. a great urban park system. We celebrate the twelve years of Mayor Bloomberg’s outstanding Mayor Bloomberg understands the connection between successful leadership and welcome him into the pantheon of foremost park restoration and its subsequent maintenance and management visionaries and leaders of Central Park. in order to break the endless cycles of decline and restore that plagued Central Park for over a century. The recent contracts between the City and the Conservancy are a commitment to that end.

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The Strategic Plan In 2010 the Conservancy developed a forward-thinking, ten-year Innovation in Operations strategic plan for Central Park. Now three years later, thanks to We have reshaped our operations management to separate our the extraordinary $100 million dollar gift from the Paulson Family horticulture initiatives from basic landscape maintenance and Foundation, the new ten-year operating and capital agreements sanitation, employing state-of-the-art equipment in all areas. The with the City of New York, and the creation of the Central Park outcome of this initiative will result in a more efficient and more Conservancy Institute for Urban Parks, we have been given the professional focus for each of these critically important functions. opportunity to accelerate the implementation of the most significant In addition, we are committed to continue and to expand our agenda since Rebuilding Central Park, the 1985 Master Plan that operational assistance to other New York City parks. guided the 30-year restoration of the Park. The Strategic Plan consists of a threefold focus for the organization: Planning, Design In the area of sanitation, we are encouraging the public to practice and Construction projects, innovations in Operations, and the the “carry in, carry out” policies so successful in our national Central Park Conservancy Institute for Urban Parks. parks and many state parks, where visitors are asked to carry their refuse out of the park to either their home or to another Planning, Design and Construction Programs appropriate location A dramatic increase in Park use has required a strategic plan to sustain the current successful management model of Central Park Conservancy Institute for Urban Parks continued restoration and conservation of the Park’s landscapes With the successful transformation of the physical Park, the and structures. number of visitors has increased to over 40 million visits annually. This enormous rise in use has also created additional need for The Paulson Family Foundation gift has enabled the Conservancy enhancement of the visitor’s experience, in part, through the to develop and implement a ten-year program that focuses on the development of the Central Park Conservancy Institute for Urban remaining unrestored Park landscapes such as the woodlands; Parks — the educational arm of the organization. Merchants’ Gate at Columbus Circle; Grand Army Plaza; and the remaining playgrounds of the Central Play campaign. The City will The overarching goal of the Institute is to develop responsibility also be allocating resources for selective capital projects. and respect for urban parks to help ensure the long-term sustainability of the Conservancy and the Park. The Institute

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develops programs designed to facilitate discovery of the Park and transfer knowledge of our world-class urban park management and stewardship practices, both locally and globally. Key staff members are now in place and have begun to oversee and facilitate the separate but related components within the Institute. The Institute will develop content for public programs and tours, staff training and courses, and other resources to provide world- class educational opportunities for Conservancy staff and those of other parks, education professionals, and the public. A cornerstone of the Institute’s work to support other parks is the Park-to-Park program, which offers both training and direct assistance to other park organizations. Included in our pedagogical model is both classroom and field training. We provide this and other training to current and aspiring professionals from urban park management and other related fields. All training modules are based on the Conservancy’s best practices in operations and management, which have been developed and refined over the past three decades. The Conservancy has informally supported other park groups in a variety of ways over the years. The Park-to- Park Program of the Institute will help to develop a more focused and strategic approach to this work.

The Ramble and Lake

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Current Restoration Projects The Woodlands Initiative Central Park’s 80 acres of woodlands — North Woods, Ramble, complete the restoration of the remaining 27 acres of the Ramble, and Hallett Nature Sanctuary — represent the most potent including the Gill — a stream that tumbles down a rocky slope manifestation of the purpose of the Park — to allow all Parkgoers before spilling into the Lake — and a number of meandering paths to experience nature and enjoy a respite from the pressures of and picturesque arches. City life. And despite the common perception that Central Park’s The Conservancy will add irrigation infrastructure to the four-acre woodlands are natural, they are, in fact, complex man-made Hallett Nature Sanctuary and continue to create soft-surface landscapes that are in need of specialized care and reconstruction pathways throughout the landscape. following decades of decline and recent storm damage. With the Woodlands Initiative, the Conservancy will also expand Through the Woodlands Initiative, an ambitious $45 million its specialized Woodlands Crew, the team responsible for undertaking, the Conservancy will return these important horticultural management within the three landscapes who also landscapes to their original glory, improving habitat for the supervise groups of volunteers and students. This will enable the Park’s wildlife and enriching the visitor experience by allowing Conservancy to offer expanded education and volunteer programs Conservancy staff to better utilize the woodlands as an “outdoor that use the woodlands as a laboratory for learning about natural classroom” to teach, inspire, and encourage the next generation systems, urban ecology, and environmental stewardship. of environmental stewards. For more information on the Woodlands Initiative and ways The first phase of the project will include reconstruction of the you can support the Park’s environmental education and Ravine in the 40-acre North Woods. The Ravine, the small valley enrichment programs for visitors of all ages, please contact: that is the striking geographic focal point of the North Woods, is Jane McIntosh, Vice President for Philanthropy, 212.310.6641 home to the Loch, a once-narrow lake that has been thinned to or [email protected] a stream by heavy sediment build-up and erosion over the past hundred years. Simultaneously, restoration work will take place in the 36-acre Ramble, which commenced a number of years ago in conjunction with the restoration of the Lake shoreline. The Conservancy will

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Current Restoration Projects Grand Army Plaza For many Central Park visitors, the of Grand Army Plaza — a $2 million entryway of choice — or convenience undertaking. It has been more than 20 — is Grand Army Plaza, located at years since the Conservancy completed Fifth Avenue and Central Park South. major restoration work at Grand Army In addition to being a major hub of City Plaza, and heavy traffic and usage foot traffic, the Plaza welcomes tens of has contributed to the noticeable thousands of people each day into the deterioration of the site. The restoration Park. A striking New York City landmark, work will include removing the bluestone the Plaza is considered one of the most paving throughout to allow for necessary successful urban plazas in the country. re-grading and foundation renovations, Modeled after the Place de la Concorde and then replacing or returning the stone in Paris and completed in 1916, the as appropriate. The arc of Callery pear Plaza was named in honor of the Grand trees that was destroyed in the October Army of the Potomac, the Union Army 29, 2011 snowstorm will be replaced during the American Civil War. The Plaza after the surrounding planting beds are also features the Sherman Monument, expanded and reinforced. The Plaza’s a bronze tribute to General William benches, bollards, and curbs will also be Tecumseh Sherman and the last major replaced or repaired as needed. work of renowned American sculptor For more information on Grand Army Augustus Saint-Gaudens. Plaza and ways you can support our Having recently completed the restoration work, please contact: conservation and re-gilding of the Jane McIntosh, Vice President General Sherman Monument, the for Philanthropy, 212.310.6641 or Conservancy now seeks additional funds [email protected] to restore the entire northern half

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Current Restoration Projects Reservoir Running Track An icon in its own right, the Central of people to run, jog, or walk on a low- Park Reservoir was originally built impact, user-friendly surface. in the 1860s as a secondary water The running track was restored in the supply for the City of New York. Holding late 1990s and, over 15 years later, heavy approximately a billion gallons of water, use has taken its toll. The track has the Reservoir spans almost the entire eroded in many locations, leaving it width of the Park and runs from 86th to rutted and uneven, and allowing rainwater 96th Street. The Reservoir is bordered to pool and exacerbate the damage. As by a graceful steel fence with cast- part of a proposed $3 million restoration, iron ornamentation — a replica of the the track will be completely reconstructed original — created from a historic piece to address the chronic drainage issues that was discovered at the bottom of the and ensure that stormwater is shed Reservoir in 1998. The installation of effectively. A new curb and metal edge the replica of the historic fence in 2004 will facilitate more effective maintenance opened up breathtaking views of the of the track, which is critical to ensuring Reservoir and the Manhattan skyline. its long term stability. The Conservancy Immediately adjacent to the fence is the also plans to dedicate a full-time crew Reservoir’s famous 1.58 mile running to manage the restored track’s ongoing track. One of the most classic of New care and maintenance. York City experiences — enshrined For more information on Reservoir countless times in film, television, and Running Track and ways you can literature — it is enjoyed by New Yorkers support our restoration efforts, please and tourists alike. The track is one of contact: Jane McIntosh, Vice President the Park’s most important locales for for Philanthropy, 212.310.6641 or recreation and exercise, allowing millions [email protected]

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Current Restoration Projects Central Play The playgrounds of Central Park are a magical part of childhood Central Play is a $40 million undertaking, and it will ensure that in New York City. As these special places are critical to the the children of all ages and abilities who frequent the Park’s development, health, and well-being of millions of children, the playgrounds will enjoy the same optimal level of play space. Central Park Conservancy has launched Central Play, a special Thanks to Central Play and our generous supporters, the East initiative that will elevate all of the Park’s 21 playgrounds to the 110th Street Playground, the Tarr-Coyne Tots Playground (West same standard of excellence. 68th Street), and the Ruth and Arthur Smadbeck-Heckscher East Many of Central Park’s playgrounds have not been rebuilt or Playground (East 79th Street) recently underwent renovations and significantly renovated in the last 15 years or more and require have been reopened. Restoration work is slated to begin in the full reconstruction, whether based on an entirely new concept near future at the following playgrounds: Wild West (West 93rd or on the existing design. Other playgrounds require focused Street) and Adventure (West 67th Street). improvements to meet the design goals and bring all of the In addition, there are seven playgrounds that are still in need of playgrounds to the same excellent standard. partial or complete funding before work can begin. These are: Through Central Play, the Conservancy will: Billy Johnson (East 67th Street); Robert Bendheim (East 100th • Improve the relationship and interplay between the playgrounds Street); Bernard Family (East 108th Street); Diana Ross (West 81st and the Park Street); Mariners’ (West 84th Street); Spector (West 86th Street); Safari (West 91st Street); as well as the Pinetum Swings (West • Enhance the quality and variety of play experiences for different 85th Street). ages, abilities, and needs • Preserve unique and successful aspects of existing designs For more information on Central Play and ways you can support the Park’s playgrounds, please contact: Jane McIntosh, • Design innovative solutions Vice President for Philanthropy, 212.310.6641 or • Use new strategies and technologies for environmentally [email protected] sustainable construction and management

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The East 110th Street Playground

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Central Play

This year the Conservancy is proud to have reconstructed two playgrounds under the Central Play campaign: the Tarr-Coyne Tots Playground at West 68th Street, formerly known as Tots Playground, and the East 110th Street Playground, near the north shore of the Harlem Meer. Both playgrounds successfully achieve innovative designs that better integrate the playgrounds with surrounding landscapes and provide a variety of new opportunities for play. When playgrounds were first introduced in Central Park by the Robert Moses parks administration in the 1930s, the designers enclosed the play areas with restrictive iron fences that separated the playgrounds from the surrounding landscapes. The vision of the Conservancy’s Central Play adds a new and natural dimension to the playground experience by incorporating views of the surrounding landscapes and access to small lawns within the playground space.

Central Play is supported in part by the Paulson Family Foundation and JPMorgan Chase.

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The East 110th Street Playground at the Harlem Meer True to the Central Play vision, a low stone wall incorporating attractive wooden benches surrounds the East 110th Street playground, offering children and their caregivers beautiful views of the Harlem Meer’s placid water and dramatic rock outcroppings. Surrounding the playground is a newly created lawn and a variety of seasonal plantings. The playground’s design consists of four distinct circular spaces connected by an attractive winding boardwalk made from reclaimed wood. Each of the areas offers children different play opportunities: an exciting and playful water spray; bucket swings; tire swings; and an elaborate and challenging wood climbing feature. A connection to the Conservancy’s programs and exhibits at the adjacent Charles A. Dana Discovery Center encourages additional educational, recreational, and cultural enrichment for the children and their families who visit the playground.

The Conservancy is grateful to Ms. Judith-Ann Corrente & Mr. Willem Kooyker for their generous donation to reconstruct and maintain this extraordinary playground.

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Tarr-Coyne Tots Playground at West 68th Street The design of the new Tarr-Coyne Tots playground improves and enhances the way toddlers can develop their first play experience in Central Park. Besides new playground features like a sprinkler, sandbox, and swings, toddlers will enjoy using the gently sculpted contoured landforms that encourage exploration and activity. A small adjacent lawn was created in order to provide for unstructured creative play. Additional plantings on the perimeter of the playground provide a visual connection to the seasons. The storm drainage and water supply infrastructure was rebuilt and surrounding paths leading to the playground are now accessible.

The Conservancy is grateful to the Tarr-Coyne Family for their generous contribution to create this wonderful new addition to Central Park.

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Rhododendron Mile East

In the original plan for Central Park, designers Fredrick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux realized that the long and narrow strip of land between Fifth Avenue and the Reservoir presented one of the greatest design challenges in the Park. They attempted to address this by planting an allée of sycamore maple trees to create the effect of a country road. In the early 1900s, a prominent philanthropist, Mrs. Russell Sage, donated funds to plant thousands of rhododendrons on the west side of the Drive, creating new horticultural interest. But the plants did not flourish. Last year the Conservancy restored the planting beds and completed revitalizing the west side of the Drive; this spring visitors marveled at the spectacular wash of bright colors from 1500 rhododendron and azalea plants. This year the Conservancy completed the east side of the Drive, reconstructing the pedestrian path with new porous asphalt paving, curbs, drainage infrastructure, pipe rail fence, and benches that will provide visitors with the best view of the rhododendrons each spring and an improved pedestrian experience. New plantings in the area help create a sense of enclosure and separation from the Drive and Fifth Avenue. The granite block margin between the pedestrian path and the Drive was replaced with a planting bed containing evergreen ground cover and low shrubs. New canopy trees were planted to re-establish the allée effect of the original sycamore maples. The slope between the path and Fifth Avenue was replanted to provide shade and obscure views of Fifth Avenue. The Conservancy is grateful to Jim & Marilyn Simons for their leadership gift towards the restoration of Rhododendron Mile. Additional generous support was also provided by Bruce & Suzie Kovner and Diane & Arthur Abbey.

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Conservancy staff planting trees along the West Drive

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Operations Hurricane Sandy Cleanup Since the unforeseen microburst, a powerful storm that hit the Of the 20,000 trees in Central Park, over 1,100 trees were damaged upper Park in August 2009, emergency measures have been or destroyed by Sandy. Our Tree Crew identified each fallen or a major priority in the Conservancy’s strategic planning. When damaged tree using our GPS tracking system. Damaged trees extreme weather hits, the Conservancy’s staff works hard to make were logged and flagged in the database in order to monitor Central Park safe and accessible as quickly as possible. When it their condition. became obvious that Sandy could seriously affect New York City, As directed by the City, Central Park was closed until it was our staff took action immediately by lowering the water levels of deemed safe to open it to the public. all of the Park’s water bodies to avoid flooding. Sandbags were placed in flood-prone areas. Water drains were inspected and Once the first phase of the Central Park cleanup was completed, cleared to assure smooth drainage. the Conservancy’s Tree Crew also dedicated their time and their expertise in Fort Tryon Park, East River Park, and the devastated The Conservancy put out a call for twelve teams of tree contractors neighborhoods of Staten Island and Queens. from as far away as Massachusetts. They arrived in the City before the storm started, and when it abated they were on the job immediately under the supervision of the Conservancy’s arborists. The Conservancy’s eight-member Tree Crew were in the Park during the storm and when the storm lifted, they were immediately deployed to oversee the contractors. They began work in the Park immediately after the storm, inspecting trees for damage and dangerous conditions in every one of the Park’s 693 acres of land. Every tree surrounding each of the Park’s 21 playgrounds was inspected individually. After the first survey of the Park, inspections were continuous. Our tree experts looked for cracked trees, hanging limbs, and uprooted trees, determining which trees needed to be pruned and which were so damaged they had to be removed. They then worked with the rest of the Conservancy staff to assist with the storm clean up and ensure the safety of the Park.

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Operations The New Waste Management System The Central Park Conservancy is always developing innovative ways to improve our visitors Park experience. This year we launched a new trash management system that includes handsome new trash cans and a more effective and safer waste management system. The Conservancy has introduced 700 newly designed trash and recycling cans to the Park. The new receptacles are made from partially recycled aluminum donated by Alcoa Inc., and will be more durable than the plastic ones. Their one-of-a-kind design by Landor Assocaites was inspired by the slats of the Park’s benches, which are often adjacent to the trash cans. The strategic removal and relocation of trash cans will result in fewer pickup vehicles on paths in the Park. Installation of more recycling cans leads to a projected 30 percent increase in recycling parkwide.

The Conservancy is grateful to the Alcoa Foundation, which generously donated the funding for the development of the new trash cans.

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Operations Hallett Zone Gardener In 1995 the Central Park Conservancy instituted the successful Zone Management System in which a dedicated gardener is assigned to a specific area of the Park. This year the Hallett Nature Sanctuary, the four-acre woodland in the southern end of the Park has a woodland gardener assigned for horticulture, conducting tours, working with the Conservancy’s high school and college interns and other environmental and ecological programs.

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Central Park Conservancy Institute for Urban Parks Park-to-Park Training One of the key goals of the Conservancy is to educate and equip the next generation of park stewards and managers to ultimately improve the quality of open spaces in New York City and elsewhere. To that end, the Central Park Conservancy Institute for Urban Parks launched its Turf Care Training Program as part of its new Park-to-Park Program. Employees from both the New York City Parks Department and the Conservancy received a straightforward, but comprehensive three-day professional training in the principles of turf care, led by Conservancy experts and its project partners from Rutgers University. The Institute will continue to develop programming and resources that will make it possible for the Conservancy to share its knowledge and expertise of world-class urban park management and stewardship both locally and globally. This year the Conservancy has also made a commitment to training by hiring an Assistant Director of Staff Training and Development to ensure that all Central Park Conservancy staff are given the opportunity to enhance their professional skills and grow within the organization. In 2013 we have also re-launched our excellent horticulture training program for our Conservancy staff and volunteers.

Turf Care Training Program

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Central Park Conservancy Institute for Urban Parks Woodlands Discovery Program As the educational arm of the Conservancy, the Central Park Discovery Kits and Journals Conservancy Institute facilitates the discovery of the Park. In conjunction with the exhibit, the Conservancy has updated The Institute launched the Woodlands Discovery Program to or created three ways for parents or educators to share the educate visitors of all ages about the ecology, horticultural, and woodlands experience with children: management of these key Park landscapes. The updated Discovery Kit is a perfect The Wild Garden Exhibit companion for a young The Wild Garden: explorer’s visit to the Discovering Central North Woods. These Park’s Woodlands, small backpacks are a free exhibit at the filled with binoculars, Charles A. Dana a hand lens, flora and Discovery Center, fauna identification opened on October guides, colored pencils, 18, 2012 and runs to and paper. In addition, February 1, 2014. The there are Discovery interactive exhibit, Journals designed for for both children and children ages 8–12 to use with an adult. Journals include drawings adults, illuminates of flora, fauna, and forest layers that explorers can color, as well the history, ecology, as instructions for in-Park discovery, and a large kid-friendly map and management of the woodlands, and explores why these of the North Woods. Activity Guides are available for educators landscapes are so essential to the purpose of Central Park. The or parents as a supplement to Discovery Journals and Kits. The exhibit features a video, maps, and photographs explaining both Activity Guides provide additional ecological information and the problems and solutions of woodlands restoration and includes activities to complement the Discovery Journals. a digital interactive app that highlights historic photos and reveals hidden areas in the Park’s woodlands.

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Visitor Experience Discovery Guides This year the Conservancy has added to its staff eight new “visitor centers” to the Park. No, they’re not buildings but rather eight men and women who are assigned to highly visited locations throughout the Park, meeting visitors and helping to enhance their Park experience. With eight Discovery Guides, we can assure that there is a presence in the Park seven days a week, from 8 am to dusk; but you will find the most Guides in the Park during its busiest times — on the weekends and holidays. They have had 48,000 interactions with visitors in the Park this year — from providing simple directions or a map to longer conversations about the Park’s history and design or the Conservancy’s mission and activities. As we continue to develop our Discovery Guide program, we hope to increase the number of Guides. New Yorkers especially appreciate having an ongoing relationship with a Conservancy staff member, whom they can talk to about the Conservancy, ask questions about the Park, report an issue, or just share a surprising experience. Armed with knowledge of the Park’s history and horticulture, the Discovery Guides work with our public programs staff to find ways of enhancing the experiences of Park visitors. The Guides act as the Conservancy’s liaisons in the Park, sharing valuable feedback with the rest of the staff and communicating to the public about our important work, with the additional goal of bringing new members to the Conservancy.

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Visitor Experience Central Park Circuit The Central Park Conservancy launched the second year of its free fitness and training program in the spring of 2013, aimed to inspire and enable New Yorkers to reach their fitness goals. Twice a week for an hour before the sun sets, Park visitors could choose either challenging “Play Out” aerobic workouts or gentler “Bliss Out” yoga poses and stretching exercises using the beautiful open spaces — the lawn at Turtle Pond and at the Great Hill — led by professional trainers from Equinox. The multi-faceted offering also included downloadable workouts and video resources that complemented the in-Park sessions.

Central Park Circuit was sponsored by Equinox.

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Visitor Experience Harlem Meer Performance Festival Celebrating its 20th season, the Harlem Meer Performance Festival returned to the Park’s north end every Sunday between Father’s Day, in June, and Labor Day, in September, on the Plaza at the Charles A. Dana Discovery Center. This year’s lineup featured a celebration of traditional and contemporary sounds from some of the City’s best music and dance artists, including Orlando Marin — The Last Mambo King; the ever-popular Harlem Blues and Jazz Band; an emerging artist Michela Marino Lerman Rhythm Tap; and a commissioned work created for the Festival from Ballet Hispanico’s BHdos company.

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The Conservancy Volunteer Program

This year marked the 30th anniversary of the Conservancy’s Volunteer Department. Originally called L.I.V.E. (Learning and Involvement for Volunteers in the Environment), the program has grown tremendously. There were 927 participants this year from corporations and non-profit organizations and 1,036 individual volunteers, accounting for 53,259 hours of volunteer service in the Park. Our newest volunteer program is the Woodlands Volunteers Team. The Team does seasonal projects in the Park’s woodlands such as raking, mulching, planting, weeding invasive plant material, sweeping pathways, and pruning.

Volunteer Programs are presented by EY with support from American Express.

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Friendship

Central to Spring 2013

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Central to Spring 2013 Host Party, Marvin & Donna Frederick Law Olmsted Honorees, East 110th Street Playground Dedication Schwartz and Oscar & Didi Schafer Jenny and John Paulson

Garden Club of America East 69th Street Evening in the Garden The Heckscher Foundation for Children Entrance Dedication celebrating Central Play

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Tarr-Coyne Tots Playground Dedication Annual Skating Party Fall Foliage Tour

Olmsted Tea Volunteer Recognition Awards Judy Carson honored at Woodlands Conference

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Corporate Sponsorship

The Central Play Campaign, sponsored by Playground Partners Annual Family Party, sponsored Taste of Summer, sponsored by Macquarie Group Chase and J.P. Morgan by Brooks Brothers and Goldman Sachs Gives

Frederick Law Olmsted Luncheon, sponsored Film Festival, sponsored by Bloomberg by Tiffany & Co.

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CENTRAL PARK CONSERVANCY, INC. Financial Statements and Schedule June 30, 2013 and 2012 (With Independent Auditors’ Report Thereon)

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KPMG LLP 345 Park Avenue New York, NY 10154 Other Matters

Our audits were conducted for the purpose of forming an opinion on the basic financial statements as a whole. The supplementary information included in Schedule 1 is presented for purposes of additional analysis and is not a required part of the basic financial statements. Such information is the responsibility Independent Auditors’ Report of management and was derived from and relates directly to the underlying accounting and other records used to prepare the basic financial statements. The information has been subjected to the auditing procedures applied in the audit of the basic financial statements and certain additional procedures, The Board of Trustees including comparing and reconciling such information directly to the underlying accounting and other Central Park Conservancy, Inc.: records used to prepare the basic financial statements or to the basic financial statements themselves, and other additional procedures in accordance with auditing standards generally accepted in the United States We have audited the accompanying financial statements of Central Park Conservancy, Inc. of America. In our opinion, the information is fairly stated in all material respects in relation to the basic financial statements as a whole. (the Conservancy) which comprise the balance sheets as of June 30, 2013 and 2012, and the related statements of activities and cash flows for the years then ended, and the related notes to the financial statements.

Management’s Responsibility for the Financial Statements November 22, 2013 Management is responsible for the preparation and fair presentation of these financial statements in accordance with U.S. generally accepted accounting principles; this includes the design, implementation, and maintenance of internal control relevant to the preparation and fair presentation of financial statements that are free from material misstatement, whether due to fraud or error.

Auditors’ Responsibility Our responsibility is to express an opinion on these financial statements based on our audits. We conducted our audits in accordance with auditing standards generally accepted in the United States of America. Those standards require that we plan and perform the audit to obtain reasonable assurance about whether the financial statements are free from material misstatement.

An audit involves performing procedures to obtain audit evidence about the amounts and disclosures in the financial statements. The procedures selected depend on the auditors’ judgment, including the assessment of the risks of material misstatement of the financial statements, whether due to fraud or error. In making those risk assessments, the auditor considers internal control relevant to the Conservancy’s preparation and fair presentation of the financial statements in order to design audit procedures that are appropriate in the circumstances, but not for the purpose of expressing an opinion on the effectiveness of the entity’s internal control. Accordingly, we express no such opinion. An audit also includes evaluating the appropriateness of accounting policies used and the reasonableness of significant accounting estimates made by management, as well as evaluating the overall presentation of the financial statements.

We believe that the audit evidence we have obtained is sufficient and appropriate to provide a basis for our audit opinion.

Opinion In our opinion, the financial statements referred to above present fairly, in all material respects, the financial position of Central Park Conservancy, Inc. as of June 30, 2013 and 2012, and the changes in its net assets and its cash flows for the years then ended, in conformity with U.S. generally accepted accounting principles.

KPMG LLP is a Delaware limited liability partnership, 2 the U.S. member firm of KPMG International Cooperative (“KPMG International”), a Swiss entity.

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CENTRAL PARK CONSERVANCY, INC. Balance Sheets June 30, 2013 and 2012 (Dollars in thousands)

Assets 2013 2012 Cash $ 6,040 5,796 Short-term investments (note 3) 21,251 49,733 Accounts receivable (note 11) 8,084 7,774 Prepaid expenses and other assets 890 896 Contributions receivable, net (note 4) 62,385 10,223 Investments held for endowment (note 3) 183,168 137,787 Other long-term investments (note 3) 51,554 — Investments held under split-interest agreements 1,107 1,013 457(b) deferred compensation plan (note 9) 813 615 Fixed assets, net (note 5) 3,964 3,000 Total assets $ 339,256 216,837 This page is left blank Liabilities and Net Assets Liabilities: Accounts payable and accrued expenses $ 5,222 4,886 Liabilities under split-interest agreements 702 686 intentionally. Other liabilities 632 526 457(b) deferred compensation plan liability (note 9) 813 615 Total liabilities 7,369 6,713 Net assets: Unrestricted: Available for operations 2,118 21,907 Board designated (notes 6 and 7) 76,289 49,327 Total unrestricted 78,407 71,234 Temporarily restricted (notes 6 and 7) 168,221 57,691 Permanently restricted (notes 6 and 7) 85,259 81,199 Total net assets 331,887 210,124 Total liabilities and net assets $ 339,256 216,837

See accompanying notes to financial statements.

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CENTRAL PARK CONSERVANCY, INC. Statement of Activities Year ended June 30, 2013 (With comparative summarized totals for 2012) (Dollars in thousands)

Unrestricted Board Total Temporarily Permanently Totals Operations designated unrestricted restricted restricted 2013 2012 Revenues, gains (losses), and other support: Contributions (notes 3 and 4) $ 18,812 3,277 22,089 119,441 3,171 144,701 27,216 Revenue from the City of New York: Contract revenue (note 11) 5,814 — 5,814 — — 5,814 5,158 Project revenue (note 11) 1,818 2,206 4,024 — — 4,024 5,248 Special events revenue 4,886 — 4,886 — — 4,886 5,314 Less expenses incurred for direct donor benefits (685) — (685) — — (685) (1,057) Special events revenue, net 4,201 — 4,201 — — 4,201 4,257 Interest and dividends, net of investment expenses of $988 34 580 614 2,680 — 3,294 423 Net appreciation (depreciation) in fair value on investments (241) 1,990 1,749 503 889 3,141 (8,146) Change in value of split-interest agreements — (1) (1) — — (1) (50) Other (note 8) 1,982 — 1,982 — — 1,982 1,990 Total revenues and gains 32,420 8,052 40,472 122,624 4,060 167,156 36,096 Net assets released from restrictions: Contributions, other revenues, and gains (losses) 12,593 (4,020) 8,573 (8,573) — — — Administrative cost recovery 3,991 (470) 3,521 (3,521) — — — Total net assets released from restrictions 16,584 (4,490) 12,094 (12,094) — — — Total revenues, gains, and other support 49,004 3,562 52,566 110,530 4,060 167,156 36,096 Expenses: Program services: Planning, design, and construction 8,271 — 8,271 — — 8,271 7,470 Horticulture, maintenance, and operations 20,350 — 20,350 — — 20,350 18,022 Visitor services 5,344 — 5,344 — — 5,344 4,518 Total program services 33,965 — 33,965 — — 33,965 30,010 Supporting services: Fund-raising 6,218 — 6,218 — — 6,218 5,974 Management and general 5,210 — 5,210 — — 5,210 4,820 Total supporting services 11,428 — 11,428 — — 11,428 10,794 Total expenses 45,393 — 45,393 — — 45,393 40,804 Increase (decrease) in net assets before transfers 3,611 3,562 7,173 110,530 4,060 121,763 (4,708) Transfers (23,400) 23,400 — — — — — Increase (decrease) in net assets (19,789) 26,962 7,173 110,530 4,060 121,763 (4,708) Net assets at beginning of year 21,907 49,327 71,234 57,691 81,199 210,124 214,832 Net assets at end of year $ 2,118 76,289 78,407 168,221 85,259 331,887 210,124

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CENTRAL PARK CONSERVANCY, INC. Statement of Activities Year ended June 30, 2012 (Dollars in thousands)

Unrestricted Board Total Temporarily Permanently Totals Operations designated unrestricted restricted restricted 2012 Revenues, gains (losses), and other support: Contributions (notes 3 and 4) $ 13,158 3,501 16,659 8,746 1,811 27,216 Revenue from the City of New York: Contract revenue (note 11) 5,158 — 5,158 — — 5,158 Project revenue (note 11) 1,201 4,047 5,248 — — 5,248 Special events revenue 5,314 — 5,314 — — 5,314 Less expenses incurred for direct donor benefits (1,057) — (1,057) — — (1,057) Special events revenue, net 4,257 — 4,257 — — 4,257 Interest and dividends, net of investment expenses of $804 48 51 99 324 — 423 Net appreciation (depreciation) in fair value on investments 24 (1,814) (1,790) (4,577) (1,779) (8,146) Change in value of split-interest agreements — (50) (50) — — (50) Other (note 8) 1,990 — 1,990 — — 1,990 Total revenues and gains 25,836 5,735 31,571 4,493 32 36,096 Net assets released from restrictions: Contributions, other revenues, and gains (losses) 16,431 (6,111) 10,320 (10,320) — — Administrative cost recovery 1,429 (456) 973 (973) — — Total net assets released from restrictions 17,860 (6,567) 11,293 (11,293) — — Total revenues, gains, and other support 43,696 (832) 42,864 (6,800) 32 36,096 Expenses: Program services: Planning, design, and construction 7,470 — 7,470 — — 7,470 Horticulture, maintenance, and operations 18,022 — 18,022 — — 18,022 Visitor services 4,518 — 4,518 — — 4,518 Total program services 30,010 — 30,010 — — 30,010 Supporting services: Fund-raising 5,974 — 5,974 — — 5,974 Management and general 4,820 — 4,820 — — 4,820 Total supporting services 10,794 — 10,794 — — 10,794 Total expenses 40,804 — 40,804 — — 40,804 Increase (decrease) in net assets 2,892 (832) 2,060 (6,800) 32 (4,708) Net assets at beginning of year 19,015 50,159 69,174 64,491 81,167 214,832 Net assets at end of year $ 21,907 49,327 71,234 57,691 81,199 210,124

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CENTRAL PARK CONSERVANCY, INC. CENTRAL PARK CONSERVANCY, INC. Statements of Cash Flows Notes to Financial Statements Years ended June 30, 2013 and 2012 June 30, 2013 and 2012 (Dollars in thousands) (Dollars in thousands)

2013 2012 Cash flows from operating activities: (1) Organization Increase (decrease) in net assets $ 121,763 (4,708) Central Park Conservancy, Inc. (the Conservancy) is a not-for-profit organization incorporated under the Adjustments to reconcile increase (decrease) in net assets to laws of New York State and is a tax-exempt organization under the Internal Revenue Code. net cash provided by operating activities: Depreciation and amortization 696 543 The Conservancy is funded primarily from contributions made by individuals, corporations, and Net (appreciation) depreciation in fair value on investments (3,141) 8,146 foundations within the metropolitan area, as well as project and contract revenue from the City of New Change in value of split-interest agreements 1 50 York/Department of Parks and Recreation. These amounts are used to fund major capital improvements, Permanently restricted contributions and earnings classified as financing activities (4,060) (32) provide horticultural care and maintenance, and offer programs for volunteers and visitors of Central Park. Changes in operating assets and liabilities: The major capital improvements are not capitalized assets of the Conservancy but are assets of the City of Increase in accounts receivable (310) (1,128) New York. Decrease (increase) in prepaid expenses and other assets 6 (288) Increase in contributions receivable, (2) Summary of Significant Accounting Policies net of amounts classified as financing activities (52,169) (1,417) (a) Basis of Accounting Increase in accounts payable and accrued expenses 336 389 Increase in other liabilities 106 526 The accompanying financial statements have been prepared on the accrual basis.

Net cash provided by operating activities 63,228 2,081 (b) Basis of Presentation Cash flows from investing activities: Net assets and revenues, expenses, gains, and losses are classified based on the existence or absence Proceeds from sale of investments 212,006 228,480 Purchases of investments (277,413) (229,911) of donor-imposed restrictions. Accordingly, the net assets of the Conservancy and changes therein Acquisition of fixed assets (1,660) (1,669) are classified and reported as follows: Net cash used in investing activities (67,067) (3,100) Unrestricted Net Assets – Net assets that are not subject to donor-imposed restrictions. However, the board of trustees may choose to designate such funds for particular uses. Cash flows from financing activities: Permanently restricted contributions and earnings 4,060 32 Temporarily Restricted Net Assets – Net assets subject to donor-imposed restrictions that will Decrease in permanently restricted contributions receivable 7 441 be met either by actions of the Conservancy and/or the passage of time. Net change in liabilities under split-interest agreements 16 41 Net cash provided by financing activities 4,083 514 Permanently Restricted Net Assets – Net assets subject to donor-imposed restrictions that the Conservancy maintains permanently. Generally, the donors of these assets permit the Net increase (decrease) in cash 244 (505) Conservancy to use all or part of the income earned on related investments for general or Cash at beginning of year 5,796 6,301 specific purposes.

Cash at end of year $ 6,040 5,796 Revenues, gains, and other support are reported as increases in unrestricted net assets unless their use is limited by explicit donor-imposed restrictions or by law. Expenses are reported as decreases in unrestricted net assets. Gains and losses on investments and other assets or liabilities are reported as See accompanying notes to financial statements. increases or decreases in unrestricted net assets unless their use is restricted by explicit donor stipulation or by law. Expirations of temporary restrictions on net assets (i.e., the donor-imposed stipulated purpose has been fulfilled and/or the stipulated time period has elapsed) are reported as net assets released from restrictions.

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CENTRAL PARK CONSERVANCY, INC. CENTRAL PARK CONSERVANCY, INC. Notes to Financial Statements Notes to Financial Statements June 30, 2013 and 2012 June 30, 2013 and 2012 (Dollars in thousands) (Dollars in thousands)

(c) Contributions significantly from the values that would have been used had a ready market for these securities existed. Contributions, which include unconditional promises to give (pledges), are recognized as revenues in the period in which the pledge or cash is received. Unconditional promises to give that are expected Most investments classified in Levels 2 and 3 consist of shares or units in investment funds as to be collected in future years are recorded at the present value of their estimated future cash flows, opposed to direct interests in the funds’ underlying holdings, which may be marketable. Because the net of allowances. Conditional promises to give are not recognized until they become unconditional, net asset value reported by each fund is used as a practical expedient to estimate fair value of the that is, when the future and uncertain event on which they depend has occurred. Conservancy’s interest therein, its classification in Level 2 or 3 is based on the Conservancy’s ability to redeem its interest at or near June 30. If the interest can be redeemed in the near term, the (d) Fair Value Measurements investment is classified as Level 2. The classification of investments in the fair value hierarchy is not Fair value is defined as the exchange price that would be received for an asset or paid to transfer a necessarily an indication of the risks, liquidity, or degree of difficulty in estimating the fair value of liability (an exit price) in the principal or most advantageous market for the asset or liability in an each investment’s underlying assets and liabilities. orderly transaction between market participants on the measurement date. The Conservancy discloses fair value measurements by level within that hierarchy. The fair value hierarchy maximizes (f) Income Taxes the use of observable inputs and minimizes the use of unobservable inputs when measuring fair The Conservancy follows ASU No. 2009-06, Implementation Guidance on Accounting for value. The three levels of inputs that may be used to measure fair value: Uncertainty in Income Taxes and Disclosure Amendments for Nonpublic Entities (ASU 2009-06), in conjunction with its adoption of Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) Interpretation Level 1 Inputs that reflect unadjusted quoted prices in active markets for identical assets or No. 48, Accounting for Uncertainty in Income Taxes (now included in Accounting Standards liabilities that the Conservancy has the ability to access at the measurement date. Codification (ASC) Subtopic 740-10, Income Taxes – Overall). The Conservancy recognizes the Level 2 Inputs other than quoted prices included in Level 1 that are observable for the asset or effect of income tax positions only if those positions are more likely than not of being sustained. liability either directly or indirectly, including inputs in markets that are not considered Income generated from activities unrelated to the Conservancy’s exempt purpose is subject to tax. to be active. The Conservancy did not have any material unrelated business income tax liabilities for the years ended June 30, 2013 and 2012. Level 3 Inputs that are unobservable. (g) Fixed Assets A financial instrument’s level within the fair value hierarchy is based on the lowest level of any input Fixed assets are recorded at cost. Furniture and equipment are depreciated using the straight-line that is significant to the fair value measurement. method over their estimated useful lives. Leasehold improvements are amortized over the term of the lease or life of the asset, whichever is shorter. (e) Investments Investments in equity securities with readily determinable fair values and all investments in debt (h) Split-Interest Agreements securities are reported at fair value based upon quoted market prices with gains and losses included The Conservancy’s split-interest agreements with donors consist primarily of charitable gift annuities in the statements of activities. Donated securities are measured at fair value at the date of the and irrevocable charitable remainder trusts for which the Conservancy serves as trustee. Assets are contribution and investments in real estate are recorded at net asset value provided by the fund invested and payments are made to donors and/or other beneficiaries in accordance with the manager based upon the underlying net assets of the fund. respective agreements. The investments held under split-interest agreements are invested principally The Conservancy follows the provisions of Accounting Standards Update (ASU) No. 2009-12, in mutual funds, which are fair valued as of June 30 using Level 1 inputs in the fair value hierarchy. Investments in Certain Entities That Calculate Net Asset Value per Share (or Its Equivalent), relating Contribution revenue for charitable gift annuities and charitable remainder trusts is recognized at the to certain investments in funds that do not have readily determinable fair values, including private date the agreement is established, net of the liability recorded for the present value of the estimated equities, hedge funds, real estate, and other funds (alternative investments). ASU 2009-12 allows for future payments to be made to the respective donors and/or other beneficiaries. the estimation of the fair value of investments in investment companies for which the investment does not have a readily determinable fair value using net asset value per share or its equivalent, as The present value of payments to beneficiaries of charitable gift annuities and charitable remainder provided by the investment managers. The Conservancy reviews and evaluates the values provided trusts is calculated using discount rates, which represent the risk-adjusted rates in existence at the by the investment managers and agrees with the valuation methods and assumptions used in date of the gift. Gains or losses resulting from changes in actuarial assumptions and accretions of the determining the net asset values of these investments. These estimated fair values may differ

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discount are recorded as increases or decreases in the respective net asset class in the accompanying (3) Investments statements of activities. A summary of the fair value of investments at June 30, 2013 and 2012 is as follows: (i) Cash and Cash Equivalents June 30, 2013 For the purpose of the statements of cash flows, the Conservancy considers highly liquid investments Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Total purchased with an original maturity of three months or less, other than those held in the investment Short-term investments: portfolio, to be cash equivalents. U.S. Treasury plus money market funds $ 21,251 — — 21,251 (j) Use of Estimates Investments held for endowment: The preparation of financial statements in conformity with U.S. generally accepted accounting U.S. Treasury money market funds $ 13,335 — — 13,335 principles requires management to make estimates and assumptions that affect the reported amounts U.S. Treasury bonds 33,389 — — 33,389 of assets and liabilities and disclosure of contingencies at the date of the financial statements and the Domestic equities 39,463 — — 39,463 reported amounts of revenues and expenses during the reporting period. Actual results could differ Foreign equities 66,394 — — 66,394 from those estimates. Significant items subject to such estimates and assumptions include the useful Alternative investments: lives of fixed assets, allowances for doubtful accounts, the valuation of investments, income tax Real estate — — 5,839 5,839 uncertainties, and other contingencies. Absolute return — — 9,122 9,122 Domestic equities — 4,083 — 4,083 (k) Functional Allocation of Expenses Foreign equities — 6,285 5,258 11,543 The costs of providing the various programs and other activities of the Conservancy have been Total investments held summarized on a functional basis in the accompanying statements of activities. Accordingly, certain for endowment $ 152,581 10,368 20,219 183,168 costs have been allocated among the programs and supporting services benefited. Other long term investments: (l) Risks and Uncertainties U.S. Treasury money market funds $ 34 — — 34 U.S. Treasury bonds 9,734 — — 9,734 The Conservancy invests in various investment securities. Investment securities are exposed to Alternative investments: various risks such as interest rate, market, and credit risks. Due to the level of risk associated with Absolute return — — 19,288 19,288 certain investment securities, it is at least reasonably possible that changes in the values of Domestic equities — — 18,951 18,951 investment securities will occur in the near term and that such changes could materially affect the Other — — 3,547 3,547 amounts reported in the balance sheets. Total other long-term investments $ 9,768 — 41,786 51,554

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June 30, 2012 The following table represents the strategies and related redemption information to the Conservancy’s Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Total investments held for endowment measured at net asset value.

Short-term investments: 2013 U.S. Treasury plus Unfunded Redemption Redemption money market funds $ 49,733 — — 49,733 Fair value commitments frequency notice period

Investments held for endowment: Investments held for endowment: U.S. Treasury money market funds $ 18,280 — — 18,280 Real estate fund $ 5,839 13,996 None Not applicable U.S. Treasury bonds 33,849 — — 33,849 Absolute return 9,122 — No redemptions Not applicable Domestic equities 35,450 — — 35,450 Domestic equities 4,083 — Quarterly 60 days Foreign equities 48,908 — — 48,908 Foreign equities 11,543 — Weekly, none 7 days, not applicable Alternative investment: $ 30,587 13,996 Real estate — — 1,300 1,300 Total investments held for endowment $ 136,487 — 1,300 137,787 During fiscal year 2013, one board member made a contribution of $100,000 to the Conservancy and required that $50,000 of the gift be invested in specific alternative investment funds (the Funds) that are managed by his firm and charged usual and customary fees.

Notwithstanding any provisions of any of the invested Funds, or any rights set forth in any Fund’s Offering Included in the investment pool are unrestricted assets of $7,002 and $3,367 for fiscal years 2013 and Memorandum or Articles of Association to the contrary, the Conservancy agrees not to submit requests for 2012, respectively. redemption until 2018 without obtaining the mutual consent of the Donor and the Conservancy. The following table presents the Conservancy’s activity for assets measured at fair value on a recurring Furthermore, in years 2018 through 2022, the Conservancy agrees that it shall (i) only submit requests for basis using significant unobservable inputs (Level 3) at June 30: redemption of no more than 10% of the balance of the total of its investment in all funds valued at the end of the prior year, and (ii) use such redemptions strictly for capital expenditures (and related operating Real Absolute Domestic Foreign expenses) unless the mutual consent of the Donor and the Conservancy is obtained. As of January 1, 2023, estate return equities equities Other Total the Conservancy may withdraw any portion of the remaining balance, as it shall determine. June 30, 2011 $ — — — — — — Purchases 1,300 — — — — 1,300 (4) Contributions Receivable June 30, 2012 1,300 — — — — 1,300 Contributions receivable at June 30, 2013 and 2012 are due to be collected as follows:

Purchases 4,477 28,000 20,000 5,000 10,000 67,477 2013 2012 Net appreciation (depreciation) 62 410 (1,049) 258 (6,453) (6,772)

June 30, 2013 $ 5,839 28,410 18,951 5,258 3,547 62,005 Less than one year $ 13,380 3,203 One to five years 48,319 5,618 Five years and thereafter 2,602 2,140 At June 30, 2013, the Conservancy had outstanding commitments to invest in private equity or venture capital limited partnerships. As of June 30, 2013, the Conservancy committed approximately 30.8% of the 64,301 10,961 total investment balance in alternative investments. Allowance (288) (347) Under the terms of the limited partnership agreements, the Conservancy is obligated to periodically Discount to present value (at rates ranging advance additional funding for its partnership investments. The unfunded commitments have not been from 0.72% – 5.10%) (1,628) (391) recorded as a liability in the accompanying balance sheets. Such commitments generally have fixed Contributions receivable, net $ 62,385 10,223 expiration dates or other termination clauses. The Conservancy maintains sufficient liquidity in its

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Included in contributions receivable at June 30, 2013 is a receivable of $40 million from a board member (c) Permanently Restricted Net Assets payable in equal installments over the next four years. Permanently restricted net assets are restricted to investment in perpetuity, the income from which is (5) Fixed Assets expendable to support the following purposes at June 30, 2013 and 2012: A summary of fixed assets at June 30, 2013 and 2012 is as follows: 2013 2012 Estimated Horticulture, maintenance, and operations $ 76,019 72,284 2013 2012 useful lives Visitor services 5,311 5,106 General purposes 3,929 3,809 Furniture and fixtures $ 1,042 887 5 to 10 years Office and field equipment 6,050 4,706 3 years $ 85,259 81,199 Leasehold improvements 1,657 1,495 10 years

8,749 7,088 (7) Endowment Funds Less accumulated depreciation and amortization (4,785) (4,088) The Conservancy’s endowment consists of 83 individual funds established for a variety of purposes including both donor-restricted endowment funds and funds designated by the Conservancy to function as $ 3,964 3,000 endowments.

The Conservancy’s management and investment of donor-restricted endowment funds have historically (6) Net Assets been subject to the provisions of the Uniform Management of Institutional Funds Act (UMIFA) and the (a) Unrestricted – Board-designated New York State Trust Laws. In 2006, the Uniform Law Commission approved the model act, the Uniform Prudent Management of Institutional Funds Act (UPMIFA), which serves as a guideline for states to use in Unrestricted – board-designated net assets are available for the following purposes at June 30, 2013 enacting legislation. Among UPMIFA’s most significant changes was the elimination of UMIFA’s and 2012: important concept of historical dollar-value threshold, the amount below which an organization could not spend from the fund in favor of a more robust set of guidelines about what constitutes prudent spending. In 2013 2012 fiscal year 2011, New York State enacted the New York Prudent Management of Institutional Funds Act Design and construction $ 32,354 27,106 (NYPMIFA). Horticulture, maintenance, and operations 6,838 5,352 Visitor services 115 107 Pursuant to the investment policy approved by the board, the Conservancy has interpreted the NYPMIFA General purposes 36,982 16,762 as allowing the Conservancy to appropriate for expenditure or accumulate so much of a donor-restricted $ 76,289 49,327 endowment fund as the Conservancy deems prudent for the uses, benefits, purposes, and duration for which the endowment fund is established, subject to the intent of the donor as expressed in the gift instrument absent explicit donor stipulations to the contrary. As a result of this interpretation, the (b) Temporarily Restricted Net Assets Conservancy has not changed the way permanently restricted net assets are classified. Temporarily restricted net assets are available for the following purposes at June 30, 2013 and 2012: The remaining portion of the donor-restricted endowment fund that is not classified in permanently restricted net assets is classified as temporarily restricted net assets until those amounts are appropriated for 2013 2012 expenditure in a manner consistent with the standards of prudence prescribed by NYPMIFA. Design and construction $ 120,680 17,984 Horticulture, maintenance, and operations 39,188 33,472 The Conservancy’s board of trustees has authorized a policy designed to preserve the value of these pooled Visitor services 3,589 2,635 investments in real terms (after inflation) and provide a predictable flow of funds to support operations. General purposes 4,764 3,600 The Conservancy’s investment pool includes contributions, interest, dividends, and realized and unrealized gains and losses, net of investment management fees. The policy permits the use of a spending rate of up to $ 168,221 57,691 a maximum of 6% applied to a moving average of the value of the investment pool as of December 31 of

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the five previous years. In both fiscal years 2013 and 2012, the Conservancy utilized a rate of 5% of the Endowment Net Assets total investment pool. In fiscal years 2013 and 2012, the related amounts that were used to support The following tables reflect the activity in the net asset classes of the Conservancy’s donor-restricted and operations were $6,322 and $6,333, respectively. board-designated endowment funds: In general terms, the Conservancy’s investment objective is to seek maximum total return – defined as For the year ended June 30, 2013 dividend and interest earnings plus any appreciation in market value – consistent with agreed-upon levels Temporarily Permanently of risk. More specifically, the Conservancy seeks returns large enough to provide an additional return Unrestricted restricted restricted Total beyond the sum of the current spending rate and provisions for inflation. Endowment net assets, June 30, 2012 $ 18,153 35,068 81,199 134,420 From time to time, the fair value of assets associated with donor-restricted endowment funds may fall below the level that the donor or the law requires to retain as a fund of perpetual duration. Deficiencies of Investment income 580 2,680 — 3,260 this nature that are reported in unrestricted net assets as of June 30, 2012 were $1,133. There were no such Net appreciation (realized and deficiencies at June 30, 2013. This deficiency results from unfavorable market fluctuations subsequent to unrealized) 859 9,844 895 11,598 the investment of permanently restricted contributions. Subsequent gains that restore the fair value of the Net underwater adjustment 1,133 (1,127) (6) — assets of the donor-restricted endowment fund to the required level will be classified as an increase in unrestricted net assets. Any changes to the fair value of such deficiencies is reported as a net underwater 1,992 8,717 889 11,598 adjustment in the following table of endowment activity for the years ended June 30, 2013 and 2013. Return on investment, net 2,572 11,397 889 14,858 Contributions 39 — 3,171 3,210 Transfers to create board designated funds 30,000 — — 30,000 Appropriation of endowment assets for expenditure (1,024) (5,298) — (6,322) Endowment net assets, June 30, 2013 $ 49,740 41,167 85,259 176,166

Composition of endowment as of June 30, 2013:

Donor-restricted endowment funds $ — 41,167 85,259 126,426 Board-designated endowment funds 49,740 — — 49,740 $ 49,740 41,167 85,259 176,166

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For the year ended June 30, 2012 The fair value of these services is included as other revenue and allocated to functional expenses in the Temporarily Permanently statements of activities as follows: Unrestricted restricted restricted Total 2013 2012 Endowment net assets, June 30, 2011 $ 20,907 44,622 81,167 146,696 Planning, design, and construction $ 79 87 Investment income 50 324 — 374 Horticulture, maintenance, and operations 193 169 Net depreciation (realized and Visitor services 280 289 unrealized) (1,120) (5,266) (1,784) (8,170) Fund-raising 213 331 Net underwater adjustment (694) 689 5 — Management and general 79 87 (1,814) (4,577) (1,779) (8,170) $ 844 963 Return on investment, net (1,764) (4,253) (1,779) (7,796) In addition, many individuals have volunteered their time to the Conservancy. The value of these services Contributions 42 — 1,811 1,853 is not included in the accompanying financial statements. Appropriation of endowment assets for expenditure (1,032) (5,301) — (6,333) (9) Retirement Plan Endowment net assets, June 30, 2012 $ 18,153 35,068 81,199 134,420 The Conservancy has a defined-contribution retirement plan (the Plan) under Section 403(b) of the Internal Revenue Code in which all employees, as defined, are eligible to participate. In fiscal year 2010, the Composition of endowment as of June 30, 2012 Conservancy amended the Plan by adding a new mutual fund platform to the existing annuity product. This change was implemented to enhance and create a more competitive retirement plan. Participants may make Donor-restricted endowment funds $ (1,133) 35,068 81,199 115,134 voluntary contributions, subject to plan limitations, to be applied toward the mutual fund platform. Board-designated endowment funds 19,286 — — 19,286 Contributions no longer flow into the annuity platform. $ 18,153 35,068 81,199 134,420 The Conservancy is obligated to contribute 5% of the employee’s base compensation, for all eligible employees, as defined. The Conservancy is also obligated to match employee contributions up to a maximum of 1% of the employee’s base compensation, for all eligible employees, as defined. For the years (8) Other Revenue, Contributed Services, and Facilities ended June 30, 2013 and 2012, the Conservancy contributed $1,066 and $972, respectively, to the Plan on A summary of other revenue at June 30, 2013 and 2012 is as follows: behalf of its employees. All contributions vest immediately.

2013 2012 In fiscal year 2007, the Conservancy implemented a deferred compensation plan (the Plan) under Section 457(b) of the Internal Revenue Code in which the Conservancy will contribute $15 per annum for Merchandise sales, program revenue, and fees $ 1,138 1,027 each officer of the Conservancy, as defined. For the years ended June 30, 2013 and 2012, the Conservancy Contributed services and facilities 844 963 contributed $90 to the Plan, in both years.

$ 1,982 1,990 (10) Commitments and Contingencies

(a) Lease Effective July 1, 2011, the Conservancy extended the terms of its existing lease agreement to include additional office space in New York City. The extension expires in 2023. Annual lease payments include minimum base rent subject to escalation charges and a proportionate share of any increase in real estate taxes.

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Future minimum lease payments are as follows: The Conservancy recognizes revenue in connection with this contract as expenditures are made for specific services. In fiscal years 2013 and 2012, the Conservancy recognized as revenue and expended $5,814 and Amount $5,158, respectively, related to the contract. At June 30, 2013 and 2012, the related receivable was $3,876 Year ending June 30: and $1,719, respectively. 2014 $ 1,013 In May 2013, the Conservancy renewed its management contract with the City of New York and the 2015 1,013 Department of Parks and Recreation, to provide services specified for operating, maintaining, repairing, 2016 1,035 restoring and providing programming in Central Park, and outside Central Park, for a ten year period 2017 1,091 beginning July 1, 2013 and expiring June 30, 2023, with two additional five year renewals available after 2018 930 the initial ten year term has expired. The only material change in the renewed contract is the omission of Thereafter 4,702 the $6,000 threshold on concession revenue. $ 9,784 Project Revenue

In March 2007, the Conservancy entered into a contract for capital projects for the Campaign for Central Rent expense for the years ended June 30, 2013 and 2012 was $1,143 and $984, respectively. Park with the City of New York and the Department of Parks and Recreation, retroactive to July 1, 2006. Payment is on a reimbursement basis for eligible expenses incurred by the Conservancy, with the funds (b) Other made available at a rate of up to $3,571 annually for seven years beginning in fiscal year 2007. However, The Conservancy is involved in various claims and legal actions arising in the ordinary course of the Conservancy has received notification from the City of New York that payments for fiscal years 2012 business. In the opinion of the Conservancy’s management, the ultimate disposition of these matters and 2013 will be available up to a maximum of $2,286 and $5,576, respectively. will not have a material adverse effect on the Conservancy’s financial condition. As described in an The Conservancy recognizes revenue in connection with this contract as expenditures are made. In agreement between the City of New York, Department of Parks and Recreation, and the fiscal years 2013 and 2012, the Conservancy recognized $2,206 and $3,554, respectively, for project Conservancy dated April 28, 2006 (the agreement), the City of New York has agreed to indemnify revenue under the campaign. and hold harmless the Conservancy for all services performed and activities conducted by the Conservancy pursuant to the agreement. In May 2013, the Conservancy entered into a ten year contract for capital projects with the City of New York and the Department of Parks and Recreation for restoration projects throughout the park. Payment is (11) Contract Revenue on a reimbursement basis for eligible expenses incurred by the Conservancy, with the funds made available In April 2006, the Conservancy renewed its eight-year management contract with the City of New York at a rate of up to $6,000 per year beginning July 1, 2013 and expiring June 30, 2023. and the Department of Parks and Recreation, retroactive to July 1, 2005. Commencing on July 1, 2005, in order to be entitled to payments from the Department of Parks and Recreation, the Conservancy must raise (12) Subsequent Events and expend annually a minimum of $5,000 for maintenance and repairs, public programs, landscaping and In connection with the preparation of the financial statements, the Conservancy evaluated subsequent rehabilitation, or repair of existing facilities, subject to certain exclusions. In exchange for meeting those events after the balance sheet date of June 30, 2013 through November 22, 2013, which was the date the requirements, the Department of Parks and Recreation will pay the Conservancy a minimum of $1,000, financial statements were available to be issued, and concluded that no additional disclosures were which is required by contract to be expended for specific services. This minimum payment can be necessary. increased up to a maximum of $2,000 by formula, based on the amount by which the Conservancy exceeds its $5,000 threshold in any one year.

Under this contract, the Conservancy is also entitled to a payment equal to a portion of concession revenue earned in Central Park. The Conservancy receives an amount equal to 50% of concession revenue earned in excess of $6,000, measured as of the prior fiscal year. Additional revenue received by the Conservancy for fiscal years 2013 and 2012 was $3,814 and $3,158, respectively. The contractual arrangement may only be terminated under specific conditions outlined in the agreement.

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Schedule 1 CENTRAL PARK CONSERVANCY, INC. Schedule of Functional Expenses Year ended June 30, 2013 (With comparative summarized totals for 2012) (Dollars in thousands)

Program services Supporting services Horticulture, Planning, maintenance, Management design, and and Visitor Fund- and Total expenses* construction operations services Total raising general Total 2013 2012 Salaries $ 1,337 9,953 2,529 13,819 2,614 2,825 5,439 19,258 17,871 Payroll taxes and employee benefits 364 2,796 736 3,896 678 694 1,372 5,268 5,202 Total salaries and related expenses 1,701 12,749 3,265 17,715 3,292 3,519 6,811 24,526 23,073 Contracted services: Construction and design 4,504 203 — 4,707 — — — 4,707 4,671 Landscape — 3,183 — 3,183 — — — 3,183 2,907 Consulting 203 792 639 1,634 507 614 1,121 2,755 1,466 Mailings — — — — 487 — 487 487 547 Other — 780 32 812 249 121 370 1,182 847 Total contracted services 4,707 4,958 671 10,336 1,243 735 1,978 12,314 10,438 Grant awards — — 102 102 — — — 102 99 Materials, equipment, and supplies 1,175 1,438 360 2,973 76 26 102 3,075 1,933 Printing and publications 22 10 153 185 136 65 201 386 283 Conferences, conventions, and meetings 4 18 23 45 20 21 41 86 96 Postage, shipping, and messenger 3 4 4 11 177 13 190 201 284 Travel 5 10 9 24 5 10 15 39 23 Equipment maintenance and rentals 98 341 127 566 124 195 319 885 984 Insurance 51 170 43 264 43 74 117 381 333 Occupancy 179 97 205 481 653 255 908 1,389 1,196 Advertising — — — — 22 34 56 56 99 Miscellaneous 31 135 44 210 55 88 143 353 230 Bad debt — — — — 60 — 60 60 227 Contributed services 79 193 280 552 213 79 292 844 963 1,647 2,416 1,350 5,413 1,584 860 2,444 7,857 6,750 Total expenses* before depreciation and amortization 8,055 20,123 5,286 33,464 6,119 5,114 11,233 44,697 40,261 Depreciation and amortization 216 227 58 501 99 96 195 696 543 Total expenses* – 2013 $ 8,271 20,350 5,344 33,965 6,218 5,210 11,428 45,393 40,804 Total expenses* – 2012 $ 7,470 18,022 4,518 30,010 5,974 4,820 10,794 40,804 * Exclusive of direct donor benefits and investment expenses.

See accompanying independent auditors’ report.

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53 Board Chairman Martin Cohen Lynden B. Miller Stuart Subotnick Board of Thomas L. Kempner, Jr. Co-Chairman & Co-CEO Lynden B. Miller Public Garden Design President & CEO Executive Managing Member Cohen & Steers Metromedia Company Gillian Miniter Davidson Kempner Capital Management Trustees Norma T. Dana Patsy C. Tarr (On October 1, 2013) John Paulson Vice Chairman Gordon J. Davis, Esq. # President Mary Wallach Jane Bayard Partner Paulson & Co. Inc. Executive Vice President Hon. Veronica White + Venable, LLP Warburg Realty Partnership Ltd. Joe L. Roby Commissioner Richard Gilder Chairman Emeritus City of New York/Parks & Recreation Treasurer Michael Grobstein Partner Credit Suisse Securities USA Gilder, Gagnon, Howe & Co. LLC Retired Vice Chairman Eric Rudin Life Trustees William S. Beinecke Ernst & Young Anne Harrison + Vice Chairman & President Antaeus Enterprises, Inc. Secretary and General Counsel President of the Women’s Committee Rudin Management Co. Central Park Conservancy Lewis W. Bernard Kenneth H. Heitner, Esq. Didi Schafer Partner William B. Harrison, Jr. Chairman Donna Schwartz Classroom, Inc. Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP Former Chairman & CEO Douglas Blonsky + J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. Norman C. Selby Jean Clark Chairman President & CEO Jane Heller James H. Evans Real Endpoints llc Central Park Conservancy Senior Vice President Henry R. Kravis and Central Park Administrator Bank of America A.J.C. Smith Founding Partner Judy Hart Angelo Amie James Donald G. Smith Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co. Songwriter President & Chief Investment Officer Jonathan Korngold Ira M. Millstein, Esq. Donald Smith & Company Elizabeth H. Atwood Managing Director Senior Partner General Atlantic Partners Candice Bergen Michael A. Steinberg # Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP President Sheila C. Labrecque Marguerite H. Purnell Jeff T. Blau Steinberg Asset Management Co., Inc. CEO Jill Lafer # Elizabeth Barlow Rogers John Steinhardt Related Companies President Carol Sutton Lewis Managing Partner Judy Carson Foundation for Landscape Studies Robert C. Lieber # KLS Diversified Asset Management Richard Cashin Executive Managing Director Erana M. Stennett # E. John Rosenwald, Jr. Vice Chairman Emeritus Managing Partner Island Capital Group LLC. Bloomberg One Equity Partners J.P. Morgan Jay P. Mandelbaum John Stossel Howard L. Clark, Jr. Janet Ross Leni May Anchor Retired Vice Chairman, Fox Business News Joan C. Schwartz Investment Banking Eugene Mercy, Jr. Barclay’s Capital Principal Hon. Scott Stringer + Elizabeth R. Varet Manhattan Borough President Madison Twenty-Four Associates LLC Chairman Suzanne Cochran American Securities, L.P.

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54 Women’s Board of Directors Advisory Board Founders Cathy Brienza Ingram Susanna Borghese Committee Jean Clark Suzanne Johnson Patricia A. Chambers (On October 1, 2013) Norma T. Dana Robyn Joseph Patricia Dunnington Marguerite Hillman Purnell Eleanora Kennedy Marjorie Fortgang Phyllis Cerf Wagner* Nyssa Kourakos Jane H. Gammill Memrie M. Lewis Elizabeth W. Gardiner President Kamie Lightburn Gail Gilbert Anne S. Harrison Karen T. May Kathryn Greenberg Marcia Mishaan Jamee T. Gregory Executive Vice President Elyse Newhouse Mai Hallingby-Harrison Vicki Foley Yesim Philip Gail Hilson Bonnie Pope Rachel Hovnanian Vice Presidents Ann Pyne Jeanne Jones Liz Peek Jennifer Rich Patricia S. Patterson Jenny Price Sarah Robertson Bambi Putnam Allison Whipple Rockefeller Donna Rosen Treasurer Tara Rockefeller Isabel C. Shattuck Muffy Miller Elizabeth Barlow Rogers Margaret L. Smith Alexia Hamm Ryan Elizabeth Tilghman Seretary Betty Sherrill Mikel Witte Suzie Aijala Elizabeth F. Stribling Thorunn Wathne Assistant Secretary Noreen Buckfire Past Presidents Suzanne Cochran Board Sheila Labrecque Virginia Apple Karen LeFrak Robin Bell-Stevens Besty Messerschmitt Douglas Blonsky, Ex-Officio Gillian Miniter Susan Calhoun Nancy Missett Wendy N. Carduner Nancy Paduano Judith G. Churchill Toni Peebler Andrea Henderson Fahnestock Hilary Geary Ross Samantha Topping Gellert Susan Rudin

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55 Chairman David McCabe, Willkie Farr & Gallagher Planned Giving David J. Stoll, Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy Carlyn McCaffrey, McDermott, Will & Emery Robert C. Miller, Davidson, Dawson & Clark LLP Professional Karen C. Altfest, Ph.D., CFP, L.J. Altfest & Co., Inc. Ira M. Millstein, Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP Carol Bassin, MetLife Avery E. Neumark, Rosen, Seymour, Shapss, Martin & Co., LLP Advisory Ninette S. Bordoff, Hahn & Hessen LLP John J. O’Neil, Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison Maria L. Brisbane, CFA, Merrill Lynch Richard Henry Pershan, Sullivan & Worcester LLP Council Joy H. Chaillou, US Trust Bank of America Todd R. Richman, JP Morgan Securities Carolyn C. Clark, Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy Joshua S. Rubenstein, Katten, Muchin, Rosenman LLP L. David Clark, Unaffilliated Laurie S. Ruckel, Loeb & Loeb LLP John Claypoole, Fiserv Cristine M. Sapers, Loeb & Loeb LLP Judy Daniels, Consultant Lauren Katzowitz-Shenfield,Philanthropy Advisors LLP Nancy Shavel Gabel, Evercore Wealth Management Sanford J. Schlesinger, Schlesinger, Gannon & Lazetera LLP Andrew M. Grumet, Edwards,Angell, Palmer & Dodge LLP Eileen Caufield Schwab,Sidley & Austin Cheryl Hader, Kramer, Levin, Naftalis & Frankel LLP Robert W. Sheehan, Curtis, Mallet-Prevost, Colt & Mosle LLP Kenneth H. Heitner, Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP Barbara A. Sloan , McLaughlin & Stern LLP Linda B. Hirschson, Greenberg Traurig C. Michael Spero, Loeb & Loeb LLP Jonathan Koslow, Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP Robert D. Taisey, Holland & Knight LLP Theodore A. Kurz, Debevoise & Plimpton Michael F. Teitler, Teitler & Teitler Jayne M. Kurzman, Davidson, Dawson & Clark LLP Elizabeth Varet, American Securities, L.P. David T. Leibell, Wiggin and Dana Linda Wank, Frankfurt Kurnit Klein & Selz, PC Mal Livingston Barasch, Katten, Muchin, Rosenman LLP Michael J. Weinberger, Dentons Cecily P. Maguire, White & Case Sandra Weiksner, Cleary, Gottlieb, Steen & Hamilton Gordon H. Marsh, DonohoeTalbert LLP E. Lisk Wyckoff, Homeland Foundation, Inc.

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56 Chairman Circle Members

Judy Hart Angelo & John Angelo Mark & Debra Leslie Roberta Schneiderman $100,000 Ms. Judith-Ann Corrente & Mr. Willem Kooyker Henry & Lucy Moses Fund, Inc. Jim & Marilyn Simons and Over Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. DiMenna Mr. & Mrs. John A. Paulson Mr. & Mrs. Anthony A. Yoseloff Richard Gilder & Lois Chiles Wendy Keys & Donald Pels David & Laurie Hodgson Julian H. Robertson

Anonymous (2) Jon & Mindy Gray Donna & Marvin Schwartz $50,000 to Elizabeth H. Atwood Marlene Hess & James Zirin Stephanie & Fred Shuman $99,999 Candice Bergen & Marshall Rose Thomas L. Kempner, Jr. & Mr. & Mrs. A.J.C. Smith Mr. & Mrs. Jeff T. Blau Katheryn C. Patterson Sidney J. Weinberg, Jr. Foundation The Brodsky Family Foundation Eugene Mercy, Jr. Howard Stern & Beth Ostrosky Mr. & Mrs. Russell L. Carson Mr. & Mrs. Sylvester F. Miniter IV Patsy & Jeff Tarr Lisa & Dick Cashin Charles R. O’Malley Charitable Lead Trust Dr. & Mrs. P. Roy Vagelos Suzanne & Bob Cochran Fiona & Eric Rudin Mary Wallach Mr. & Mrs. Martin Cohen Mr. & Mrs. Oscar S. Schafer

Anonymous (2) Mr. & Mrs. David T. Gibbons Mrs. Arthur Ross $25,000 to Luana & Steven Alesio Sibyl R. Golden Mrs. Peter M. Sacerdote $49,999 Peggy & Keith Anderson Abraham & Mildred Goldstein Charitable Trust Mr. Norman C. Selby & Ms. Melissa G. Vail Judy Hart Angelo & John M. Angelo Nadine & Michael Grobstein Mr. & Mrs. David M. Silfen Jody & John Arnhold Kevin & Karen Kennedy Denise R. Sobel Mr. & Mrs. Timothy R. Barakett Ilona & Leonid Kogan Mr. & Mrs. David M. Solomon Jane Bayard, The MAT Charitable Foundation, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth H. Landis Goldman-Sonnenfeldt Foundation Kathryn & Bruce Beal Margaret Munzer Loeb & Daniel S. Loeb Mr. & Mrs. John Steinhardt Jutta & Fred Benenson Laurie & Jay Mandelbaum John F. Stossel Jamie Nicholls & Fran Biondi Charitable Trust Leni & Peter May Barbara & Donald Tober Joanne & Harmon Brown Raymond C. Mikulich & Karen Karlsrud Mr. & Mrs. John E. Waldron Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Burch III Mr. & Mrs. Alexander Morcos Danielle & Tom Walker Patti & Ray Chambers Joan E. Nicolais Philippa Weismann & Sandra Turner Linda & Michael Donovan Wilson & Eliot Nolen Deborah E. Wiley Shelley & Steven Einhorn Dean Poll Robert W. Wilson Mr. & Mrs. John H. Foster The Roby Foundation Mrs. Charles Wrightsman Ms. Cecile Fox Daniel & Joanna S. Rose Ann Ziff

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57 Individuals, Foundations, Government, & Nonprofits (Gifts, pledges, & pledge payments made July 1, 2012 – June 30, 2013)

Anonymous Laurie & Jay Mandelbaum Ken & Nancy Stein $1 Million Estate of Mary McConnell Bailey Paulson Family Foundation Sidney J. Weinberg, Jr. Foundation and Over Mr. & Mrs. Russell L. Carson Sarah Peter Mark & Debra Leslie Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan P. Rosen

The Goldie Anna Charitable Trust $500,000 to William & Dewey Edelman Charitable Trust $999,999 Fiona & Eric Rudin

Estate of Brooke Russell Astor LuEsther T. Mertz Charitable Trust Marjorie M. Sorensen Charitable Lead Trust $250,000 to Charina Endowment Fund Ira M. Millstein John D. Weeden $499,999 Mr. & Mrs. Victor F. Ganzi Valerie & Wright Ohrstrom Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth H. Heitner May & Samuel Rudin Family Foundation, Inc.

Anonymous (1) The Marc Haas Foundation, Inc. Yesim & David Philip $100,000 to Mrs. Vincent Astor* Jane R. Heller & Steven L. Gerard Mr. & Mrs. Frank E. Richardson $249,999 Elizabeth H. Atwood David & Laurie Hodgson Julian H. Robertson Lisa & Dick Cashin Estate of Kenneth D. Huszar Mrs. Arthur Ross Estate of Thais Cohrone Mr. & Mrs. Barry Kaye The Rudin Foundation, Inc. Ms. Judith-Ann Corrente & Mr. Willem Kooyker The Alexia M. Leuschen Charitable Foundation The Derald H. Ruttenberg Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. DiMenna Leon Lowenstein Foundation, Inc. Roberta Schneiderman Estate of Marian O. Naumburg Christy & John Mack Foundation Donna & Marvin Schwartz Garden Club of America Mayor’s Fund To Advance New York City Jim & Marilyn Simons Estate of Mae Goffe Henry & Lucy Moses Fund, Inc. Estate of Clare Skaling Jon & Mindy Gray New York Road Runners Club Mr. & Mrs. A.J.C. Smith Greensward Foundation, Inc. Wendy Keys & Donald Pels Mr. & Mrs. Anthony A. Yoseloff

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58 Anonymous (3) Marlene Hess & James Zirin Charles R. O’Malley Charitable Lead Trust $50,000 to Judy Hart Angelo & John M. Angelo The Charles Evans Hughes Memorial Mr. & Mrs. John A. Paulson $99,999 The Donum Avi Charitable Fund Foundation, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Robert S. Pitts, Jr. Jane Bayard, The MAT Charitable Foundation, Inc. Estate of Robert Mayer Immerman Mr. & Mrs. Mortimer D.A. Sackler, Jr. Candice Bergen & Marshall Rose Mr. & Mrs. Hamilton E. James The Morris & Alma Schapiro Fund Mr. & Mrs. Jeff T. Blau Pasty and Jeff Tarr Stephanie & Fred Shuman The Brodsky Family Foundation The JPB Foundation Estate of Judith E. Siegel-Baum Andrea & Charles Bronfman Philanthropies, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan C. Korngold Denise R. Sobel Patti & Ray Chambers Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Krushel Mr. & Mrs. John Steinhardt Suzanne & Bob Cochran Estate of Dorothy A. Lander Howard Stern & Beth Ostrosky Mr. & Mrs. Martin Cohen Mr. David W. Laughlin John F. Stossel The Sidney J. Weinberg, Jr. Foundation David M. Leuschen Mr. & Mrs. Stuart Subotnick Fund for the Delacorte Theatre in Central Park Mr. & Mrs. Richard Lightburn Patsy & Jeff Tarr Wendy Divack & Jaime Widder Robert E. Long, Jr. The Derald H. Ruttenberg Foundation Estate of Doris Firestone The MCJ Foundation Dr. & Mrs. P. Roy Vagelos George Knote Trust Eugene Mercy, Jr. Nina Rosenwald, Elizabeth & George A. Hambrecht & Mr. & Mrs. Sylvester F. Miniter IV Michael Varet, Alice R Andrea Henderson Fahnestock The Ambrose Monell Foundation Mary Wallach Hess Foundation, Inc. Sivan Ochshorn Paul J. Zofnass & Renee Ring

Anonymous (6) Charles Payson Coleman III & Christian A. Johnson Endeavor Foundation $25,000 to Mr. & Mrs. Ainar D. Aijala, Jr. Stephanie Erklentz The 1994 Robert W. Johnson, IV Charitable Trust $49,999 Luana & Steven Alesio Kathy & James Cornelius Suzanne Ircha & Robert Wood Johnson Peggy & Keith Anderson Mr. & Mrs. Raymond T. Dalio Kevin & Karen Kennedy Jody & John Arnhold Linda & Michael Donovan F.M. Kirby Foundation, Inc. AYCO Charitable Foundation Jean M. Echemendia Ilona & Leonid Kogan Ms. Lynn Grossman & Mr. Robert E. Balaban Shelley & Steven Einhorn Ellen & Murray Koppelman Mr. & Mrs. Timothy R. Barakett Ruth Fleischmann Kouri Family Trust June & Nicole Barsalona Mr. & Mrs. David I. Foley Thomas G. & Sheila C. Labrecque Charitable Kathryn & Bruce Beal Mr. & Mrs. John H. Foster Foundation Jutta & Fred Benenson Ms. Cecile Fox Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth H. Landis Jamie Nicholls & Fran Biondi Charitable Trust Estate of Anthony Geiss Mr. & Mrs. Richard S. LeFrak Adele Block Mr. & Mrs. David T. Gibbons The Litwin Foundation, Inc. The Andrea & Charles Bronfman Fund at Richard Gilder & Lois Chiles Margaret Munzer Loeb & Daniel S. Loeb Brandeis Uni Britt-Louise Gilder Leni & Peter May Mr. & Mrs. Charles R. Bronfman Sibyl R. Golden Middle Road Foundation Joanne & Harmon Brown Estate of Robert I. Goldman Raymond C. Mikulich & Karen Karlsrud Mr. & Mrs. Robert D. Brown Abraham & Mildred Goldstein Charitable Trust Mr. & Mrs. Alexander Morcos Ms. M. L. Graeme Campbell The John & Amy Griffin Foundation Inc. New England Society in the City of New York Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Burch III Amy & John Griffin Mr. & Mrs. Michael Newhouse Mrs. Jacques Cohenca The Hagedorn Fund Mr. & Mrs. Frank N. Newman The Peter A. & Elizabeth S. Cohn Cathy & Bill Ingram Joan E. Nicolais Foundation, Inc. Sharon & Bill Jacob Wilson & Eliot Nolen * deceased

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59 Oceanic Heritage Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Stephen A. Simon* Danielle & Tom Walker $25,000 to The Robertson Foundation Linda Snider Philippa Weismann and Sandra Turner $49,999 Mr. & Mrs. Spencer Robertson Mr. & Mrs. David M. Solomon Deborah E. Wiley continued The Roby Foundation Goldman-Sonnenfeldt Foundation Robert W. Wilson Daniel & Joanna S. Rose St. Bernard’s School, Inc. Mrs. Charles Wrightsman Mrs. Peter M. Sacerdote The Starr Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Eugene H. Zagat, Jr. Oscar & Diane Schafer Erana M. Stennett Ann Ziff Corrente A. Schankler The Lizzie & Jonathan Tisch Foundation Mr. Steven Schmidt Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan M. Tisch Mr. Norman C. Selby & Ms. Melissa G. Vail Barbara & Donald Tober Mr. & Mrs. David M. Silfen Mr. & Mrs. John E. Waldron

Anonymous (13) Chauncey & Marion D. McCormick Family The Felicia Fund $10,000 to Marilyn & Robert Abrams Foundation The Fine Schneider Charitable Fund $24,999 Louis and Anne Abrons Foundation, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Chute Mr. & Mrs. Michael G. Fisch The Acorn Foundation For The Arts Mr. & Mrs. George Clairmont Jeanne Donovan Fisher & Sciences, Inc. Steven & Alexandra Cohen Gwen & Austin Fragomen Lisa Albert Gary Cohn & Lisa Pevaroff Cohn Mr. & Mrs. William S. Friedman Shana Alexander Foundation Jill Ross & Paul Cole Mali Sananikone-Gaw The Altschul Foundation Joan Cooney & Peter G. Peterson Nora Lynne Gibson & William L. Hudson Robert H. Anderson & Sherri L. Marton Cordes Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Thomas H. Glocer Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence T. Babbio, Jr. Ursula & Kevin Corgan Stephen & Myrna Greenberg Philanthropic Fund Mrs. Glenn W. Bailey The Cornelia T. Bailey Charitable Trust Mr. & Mrs. Glenn H. Greenberg Holly B. Wallace & Edwin M. Baum Mrs. Charles A. Dana, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Evan G. Greenberg Mr.& Mrs. Frederick W. Beinecke Mr. Paul Davidoff & Dr. Stacey Symonds Stephen & Myrna Greenberg William S. Beinecke Sharon Saul Bain & Christopher C. Davis Jessica S. Guff Mr. & Mrs. Robert S. Birch Elisabeth de Picciotto Gurney Foundation, Inc. Frank Bisignano Michael & Dudley Del Balso Silda Palerm & Richard Hall Mr. & Mrs. Len Blavatnik Jerry Del Missier Walter H. Haydock The Adele & Leonard Block Foundation, Inc. The Dillon Fund Huyler C. Held* Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Bowers Cleveland H. Dodge Foundation, Inc. Charlie Hendon Rikki Klieman Bratton Peggy and Millard F. Drexler Roberta A. Herbison The Brenda Earl Foundation Mr. & Dr. Craig A. Drill Mark Hesher Kathleen A. McCarragher & Paul A. Brooke Mr. & Dr. Glenn Dubin Mr. & Mrs. Brian J. Higgins Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth A. Buckfire Mr. & Mrs. Charles P. Durkin, Jr. Himan Brown Charitable Trust Melva Bucksbaum & Raymond Learsy Brenda Earl Mr. & Mrs. Franklin W. Hobbs IV Burton B. & Nancy Staniar Mr. & Mrs. Walter A. Eberstadt Joel & Stacy Hock Marilyn Calderwood & Dodge Olmsted Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth L. Edlow Mr. & Mrs. Craig A. Huff Mr. & Mrs. Richard N. Gray Mrs. James C. Edwards Mr. & Mrs. Laurence Hyman Mr. & Mrs. William I. Campbell Maureen & David Egen Yves-Andre Istel & Kathleen P. Begala The Carter Fund Amy Eller J&AR Foundation David & Denise Chase Epstein Teicher Philanthropies Mr. & Mrs. James Jacobson Mr. & Mrs. David H. Feinberg The Rona Jaffe Foundation * deceased

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60 Diane E. Jaffee Mr. & Mrs. Toby S. Myerson David M. Modest & M. Forbes Singer $10,000 to Mrs. Niels W. Johnsen National Trust for Historic Preservation The Skerryvore Foundation, Inc. $24,999 Robert Wood Johnson, Jr. 1962 Charitable Trust Ms. Winifred O. Nichols Steven F. Skoler & Sandra J. Horbach continued Freda & Chester Johnson Olive Bridge Fund Donald Smith Robert K. Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Daniel D. O’Neill Mr. & Mrs. Arnold H. Snider Elizabeth Jones Mr. & Mrs. Gerald B. Ouderkirk III Mr. & Mrs. Howard Solomon Mr. & Mrs. Marc Kasowitz Claudia & Gunnar Overstrom Mrs. Theodore C. Sorensen Muriel McBrien Kauffman Foundation Owl Foundation, LTD Soros Fund Charitable Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Robert Kaufman Daniel P. & Nancy C. Paduano Family Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Stafford Mrs. Stephen M. Kellen Foundation The Honorable & Mrs. Robert K. Steel Stacey & Harold Kelly Michael D. Patrick & Carol L. Sedwick Mr. & Mrs. Michael Steinberg Jane L. Koryn Mr. & Mrs. Christian Pompa Antoinette Delruelle & Joshua Steiner Mr. & Mrs. William Kourakos The Paul & Klara Porzelt Foundation Mr. & Mrs. John M. Sullivan, Jr. Kandy & Jeffrey Kramer The Prospect Hill Foundation, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Howard L. Swarzman Mr. & Mrs. Barry S. Lafer Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Purcell, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Steven Swarzman The William & Mildred Lasdon Foundation Mr. & Mrs. John S. Pyne Linda W. Filardi & Gary M. Talarico M.J. & Caral G. Lebworth Foundation Sheila A. Heffron & Michael Rankowitz The Thomas & Sharon Teles Charitable Fund Sandra Lee Mindy Miller & Robert Rayner Mr. & Mrs. Tom Teles Sandor Lehoczky & Martha Escobar Razoo Foundation The Drexler Family Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Robert Liberman Red Crane Foundation The E&SS Foundation, Inc. Robert C. Lieber Mr. & Mrs. Ira L. Rennert The Thomas Charitable Foundation The Lucius N. Littauer Foundation, Inc. Jennifer & Stephen Rich Mr. & Mrs. Wilmer J. Thomas, Jr. Jenny Ljunberg-Baker Irene Ritter Foundation Laurie Tisch Dorothy Loudon Foundation Mr. & Mrs. John R. Robinson Mr. & Mrs. Hans P. Utsch Caroline M. Lowndes Hon. Allison Whipple Rockefeller Judith Vale Gigi Mahon Carlos Rodriguez-Pastor & The Vidda Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Peter L. Malkin Gabriela Perez Rocchiett The Sue Ann & John L. Weinberg Foundation Dana Baines & Eric S. Margolis Pamela & Richard Rubinstein Foundation Sue Ann Weinberg Richard & Jocelyn Markowitz A & J Saks Foundation, Inc. William E. Weiss Foundation, Inc. / Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Mazzone Arnold Saks Daryl Brown Uber Nancy McCormick Jennifer M. Schneck The Widgeon Point Charitable Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Henry H. McVey Martin I. Schneider & Debra J. Fine Mr. & Mrs. David B. Williams Rebekah Mercer Michael Schumaecker Mr. & Mrs. Tiger Williams Bethany & Robert Millard Mr. & Mrs. Bernard L. Schwartz Sarah G. Wolfe Mr. & Mrs. Brian Miller Mr. & Mrs. Stephen A. Schwarzman Altan Yenicay & Kimberly Kram Mr. & Mrs. Leigh M. Miller Mr. & Mrs. Paul Segal Shaun Young Mr. & Mrs. Philip L. Milstein Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Selz Tige Stading & Brian Younger Sandra Earl Mintz The Peter Jay Sharp Foundation Wendy J. Belzberg & H. Strauss Zelnick Alan B. Mirken Mrs. H. Virgil Sherrill Mr. & Mrs. Leo Zickler Marcia & Richard Mishaan The Shubert Organization, Inc. Leslie & Daniel Ziff Mr. & Mrs. Howard L. Morgan Sally Siebold, Christine Haunss, Ted Siebold, Barbara & Donald Zucker Dorothy Mosheim* Mike Siebold, Jane Siebold Mortimer Zuckerman Rupert Murdoch Linda S. Simon

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61 Anonymous (23) Mr. & Mrs. James Chandler Jeffrey W. Eisenstein $5,000 to The 1830 Family Foundation The Charles and Ann Johnson Foundation Anthony Brent Elam $9,999 The Richard & Pamela Ader Foundation Charles C. Bergman Charitable Giving Fund The Eloise Susanna Gale Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Alan M. Ades DuPre Cochran & G. Moffett Cochran Karen & John Erickson Herbert Allen Foundation Joyce & Barry Cohen Mr. & Mrs. James H. Evans Julie Allen Ms. Ranika Cohen Jennifer & Peter Evans Mica Allen* The Pevaroff Cohn Family Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. Fagenson Madeline & Stephen Anbinder Mr. & Mrs. Theodore Cohn Melanie Shorin & Greg S. Feldman Mary M. Anderson Mr. & Mrs. G. David Cole Mr. & Mrs. Robert Feldman Mr. & Mrs. David Apple P & C Collins Fund Mr. Ruben Feldman Mr. & Mrs. Thomas G. Armstrong The Collins Family Jane Feldman & Family Dr. Janet Asimov Oren Conn The Honorable Barbara J. Fife V.B. Kristen Copham Mr. & Mrs. Peter Fischbein Jonathan Axelrod Nealda J. & Richard J. Corallo Diane and Bernard Flateman Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Baird Dennis & Candida Covington Robert J. Flynn Peter Bakstansky & Georgia Steele Cynara Crandall Elisabeth Fontenelli Alec Baldwin Crossways Charitable Foundation The Ford Family Foundation Barbara J. Sherr Charitable Fund Heather F. Olson & Glenn E. Crotty Daria L. Foster Janine Baron Nancy J. Crown & Sam K. Weisman Mr. & Mrs. Gregory G. Fowlkes Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Bartlett Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Daniels Frankfort Family Foundation Walter Becker The Marvin H. Davidson Foundation, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Lew Frankfort Bruce Bernstein Mr. Thomas De Fazio Friedman Family Foundation Gordon M. Bethune FX and Natasha de Mallmann Mr. & Mrs. Stephen R. Friedman Mark J. Blechner Paula Deitz Michele Fron Freya & Richard Block Family Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Cisco J. Del Valle The GE Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Richard Block The Dempsey Family Mr. & Mrs. John Gellert Ms. Luann Blowers Hester Diamond Evergreen Resources Inc. Judith & Michael Boloker Natalie Diaz Gerson Family Foundation Walter Bopp The Dillard Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Q. Giffuni Inge Brafman Mr. & Mrs. David B. Dillard Mr. & Mrs. Laurence Gluck Sabine Braun-Henco Thomas J. Dillman Helen & Peter S. Goldstein Thomas W. Brock & Susan T. Brock Norman Pomeranz Susanna and Dov Goldstein MD Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Bronfman Ron* & Krys Doerfler Mr. & Mrs. Michael L. Gordon Dorothy & Alan Bronstein William W. Donnell Robert F. Gossett, Jr. H. L. Brown Jr. Family Foundation Eve Dorfzaun Mr. & Mrs. Michael Graff Dr. Joe Brown Jean Doumanian William Grauer Ambassador & Mrs. W. L. Lyons Brown, Jr. Robert S. Drbul Adam Fried and Jeffrey Scott Green The Browning School Doris Duke Charitable Foundation Alan C. Greenberg Foundation Susannah Cahill Walter Dulken Mr. & Mrs. Alan C. Greenberg Mr. & Mrs. Jason Capello Mr. & Mrs. Gilbert Dunham Family of John C. & Barbara Nelson Edwin Caplin* Alan Dunkelberger Nadine & Michael Grobstein Wendy N. Carduner Mrs. Walter G. Dunnington, Jr. Lanny Grossman Elizabeth & J. Stephen Carr Eaglemere Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Gruenberg, Jr. Patricia & James Cayne Rosanne Ebner Peggy S. Guinness * deceased

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62 Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Gural Terence R. Kooyker Mr. & Mrs. Peter McNierney $5,000 to Gloria Gurney Jim & Barb Korein Mr. & Mrs. H. Roemer McPhee $9,999 James Harder Birgitt Kotler-Balzer Nina A. Mendelson continued Ellen R. Harris Daniel J. Kramer & Judith Mogul Richard & Ronay Menschel Adriana Herrera Bedoya Mr. & Mrs. H. Frederick Krimendahl II Mrs. Susan Meredith Mr. & Mrs. Paul K. Herzan Roger Kumble Michael Patrick & Carol Sedwick Stephanie Hessler Mr. & Mrs. Hiroki M. Kurita Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Miles Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas P. Heymann Andrey Kurpatov Ashley & Zac Miller Jim and Alice Hicks and Family John & Stephanie Kuzmkowski Mr. & Mrs. Donald K. Miller Margaret M. Hill Fernand & Nicole Lamesch Mr. & Mrs. William J. Miller Mary Hillmeyer Schecter Deborah & Peter Lamm Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Millhiser The Margaret M. Hitchcock Fund Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth G. Langone Alan & Jazqueline Mitchell Foundation The Hite Foundation Sterling Lanken Mr. & Mrs. Alan B. Mitchell Lawrence D. Hite A. Alex Lari Robert R. Molic Jacob L. & Lillian Holtzmann Foundation Jennifer Bruder Lavin Mr. & Mrs. Garrett M. Moran Mr. & Mrs. Howard M. Holtzmann The Samuel J. & Ethel LeFrak Charitable Samuel Morelli Denise Hoogland Foundation Monique & Doug Morris Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey P. Hughes Francine LeFrak & Rick Friedberg Susan Calhoun & Charles Moss Mr. & Mrs. Mel Ilberman Mr. & Mrs. William Douglas Lese Suzanne Russell & Casper Munter Mr. & Mrs. Paul J. Isaac The Levine Family Mr. & Mrs. Alexander Navab Joanne Jacobson Leon Levy Foundation Martin Negrin Pablo Jaes Mr. & Mrs. Paul S. Levy Network For Good The Jana Foundation, Inc. Lawrence & Dana Linden New England Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Theodore P. Janulis Mr. & Mrs. Yen Liow New York Shakespeare Festival The Joelson Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Dan W. Lufkin Nicole & Fernand Lamesch Fund Mr. & Mrs. Charles B. Johnson Christina & Alan MacDonald Yukiko Nishimiya David C. Johnston Albert Machlin Novak Charitable Trust Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Joseph Mr. & Mrs. Antonio Madero O’Brien Family Charitable Fund Friends & Family of David Rakoff Sybil & David Maimin Brent Oppenheimer & Mercedes Perez Castillo Debra and Robert Kasirer Lois Doherty-Mander Arthur Ortenberg Spencer V. Kassimir Bill Mariano Karen & Paul Levy Karen L. Katen Dr. Mark Blechner Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Mr. & Mrs. Ric Kayne V & L Marx Foundation Garrison Gift Fund Mr. & Mrs. Brian G. Kelly K. Ray Mashburn Peco Foundation Frit & Paul Kerner Lori & Maurice Pogoda Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey M. Peek Janice C. Kettle Pat & Bob Mayer Herbert Peress Mr. & Mrs. Tory Kiam Charitable Gift Fund Stephanie & W. Carter McClelland Kathleen Perkal Tory & Elena Kiam Mr. & Mrs. Douglas W. McCormick Mrs. Alton E. Peters Libby B. King Mr. & Mrs. David A. McCreery Ms. Cathy Podell The Kingsley Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Thomas McDermott Judy Pomeranz Kenneth & Dorothy Kirkland Judy & Steve McDonald Mr. & Mrs. William M. Pope, Jr. Nell & Robert Kleinschmidt Mr. & Mrs. John P. McGarry, Jr. Paola Quadretti John & Karen Klopp Clare E. McKeon Mr. & Mrs. Dan Raffe Byron Knief & Rebecca Robertson Mary McNally Greg Ransom

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63 Mrs. William Rayner Mr. & Mrs. Robert F.X. Sillerman Sharon Varnelas & John Baldwin $5,000 to Molly S. Reinhart Ryan, Becca & Eileen Singer Maria Louise Vecchiotti $9,999 Phillip S. Reinstein Prabhdeep Singh Adam Veroft continued Dale Reiss & Jerome King Mr. & Mrs. Peter Sloane John L. Vogelstein Charitable Trust Renaissance Charitable Foundation, Inc. Dr. Howard W. Smith and Dr. Ora K. Smith Mr. & Mrs. John L. Vogelstein Nancy and John Riede Wiaczeslaw Smolokowski Mr. & Mrs. Herbert M. Wachtell Ms. Michelle Marra and Mr. Jim Rizos Mr. & Mrs. Jay T. Snyder Alex & Martha Wallau Mr. & Mrs. Laurance Rockefeller Linda Sohn, Monica Sohn & Stephanie Hurwitz Mrs. Jan Warner Donna & Benjamin M. Rosen Mr. & Mrs. Mitchell Sonkin The Isak & Rose Weinman Foundation, Inc. Monica & Philip Rosenthal Mr. & Mrs. Mark D. Spitzer Mrs. Marco Weisbard Ms. Kathleen Tait and Mr. Tony Rosenthal The Seth Sprague Educational & Frank Weiser M.D. Mr. & Mrs. E. John Rosenwald, Jr. Charitable Foundati Danielle Camille Weisman Elizabeth Ross M.D. Jay Stallard The Weissman Family Foundation Neil Rudolph & Susan Cluff Mr. & Mrs. Peter Standish Paul J. Weissman The Rush Family The Robert K. Steel Family Foundation Eric K. Wepsic & Tricia Pacelli Mr. & Mrs. T. Timothy Ryan Melville & Leila Straus Marc Garland & Susan Whelan The Hebrew University of Jerusalem The Julius Stulman Foundation Paul White Marilyn Sarles Stephen L. Stulman Veronica M. White Beth & David Sawi Fund Children of Hyman & Rosalie Stutz Mr. & Mrs. Jarvis Wilcox Mr. & Mrs. David Sawi Esta Swig Kathleen Wildasin Thomas Scanlan Alfred Szymanski Mr. & Mrs. H. Wilder, Jr. Arnold M. Schoenfeld Maria Terrero-Miller Joseph A. Winokur Mr. & Mrs. John Schumacher Marc & Ellen Tesler Family Fund Mr. & Mrs. H. Joseph Witte The Schwab Fund For Charitable Giving Mr. & Mrs. Steven M. Theede Family & Friends of Dina Miranda Mrs. Marvin Schwartz Theodore & Alice Ginott Cohn Susan, Helene & Arlene Wolk Lynne S. Schwarzenbek-Rayfiel Philanthropic Fund James A. Woods The Scorse Family Theresa S. Thompson Ann Eden Woodward Foundation Tracy & Eric Semler Mr. & Mrs. Charles Thurston Edward & David Rappa Joan & Jerome Serchuck Trachsel Family Foundation Michael R. Young & Leslie A. Carroll Leslie Sewell & Jim Jaffe Henrietta & Scott Trachsel Mr. & Mrs. Cesar Zalamea Mr. & Mrs. Mel Shaftel The Treetop Fund The Zankel Fund Alison & Jody Shapiro Mr. James Tucci The Lois & Andrew Zaro Family Trust Jasper Sharp Alison Heydt Tung Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Zaro Richard B. Shenkman Turner Foundation Fund Mr. & Mrs. James C. Zelter Barbara Sherr & Mel Lintz Mary Kathleen Turner Michael Zinman Betsy & Paul Shiverick Julian Tyacke Mr. & Mrs. Philip M. Zinn Aisyah & Han Siew Masaaki Uetani Suzanne Zywicki

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64 Anonymous (33) Nicole Anderson Anne H. Bass $1,000 to Jeremy Abarno Mr. & Mrs. Scott Anderson Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Bassock $4,999 Mr. & Mrs. Hirschel Abelson Anderson-Rogers Foundation, Inc. Bruce C. Baughman & Melanie Gaines Arwin Mr. & Mrs. Henry H. Abernathy, Jr. Jesse Angelo Baxter 01 Charitable Partner Fund Miriam Abney Hope P. Annan The Hon. & Mrs. Frank E. Baxter Mona Aboelnaga & Sabi Kanaan Anne & Jacob Starr Foundation Richard Baxter Eric Abraham Appalachian Mountain Club The Howard Bayne Fund Mr. & Mrs. William H. Abrams Appleby Charitable Lead Trust Mr. & Mrs. Carter Beal Mr. & Mrs. Leigh Abramson David Appleby Sara Beaney Alvin Achenbaum Alexander Apsis Laurie & Greg Beard Mr. & Mrs. William A. Ackman Lowell Aptman Jane Beasley Acorn Hill Foundation, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Rand V. Araskog Walter C. Becker 1999 Living Trust Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Acquavella Mr. & Mrs. J.P. Argenti Susan Beckerman Margot & Mason Adams Mrs. Elisabeth Armstrong Carol Bell Donna Adan Claudia Aronow Joseph Bell & Peter Longo Barbara Addesso Juliet Arrieta Mrs. Robin Bell-Stevens Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan Adelson Ms. Page Ashley Benedict Family Fund Mr. & Mrs. Allen Adler E. Nelson Asiel* Mr. & Mrs. Rodman Benedict Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Adler Peter Askin Denise Benmosche Ms. Judy Agata Farid Atai Steven J. Bensinger Efrat Aharonovich Audrey & Martin Gruss Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Rodney B. Berens Shahara Ahmad-Llewellyn Cristina Avello & Ignacio Arnau Bru Craig Beresin Mr. & Mrs. Anilesh Ahuja Mr. & Mrs. Jay G. Axelrod J. Frederick Berg, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Lee Sanford Ainslie III Maia Rubin & Jonathan Babkow Mr. & Mrs. Larry Berg Patricia R. Ainsworth The Bachmann Strauss Family Fund, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Philip J. Bergan Mr. & Mrs. Andrew W. Albstein Mr. & Mrs. Robert Bader Mr. & Mrs. Gideon Lee Berger Kendra Alcock Cheryl Bailey Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Berger Mr. & Mrs. Alan Alda Mr. & Mrs. D. Euan Baird Dorothy O. Bergeron Dr. & Mrs. Louis Aledort Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Baker Family Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Simon Beriro Alexander Family Fund Anne Leman Baker Judy & Howard Berkowitz Foundation Kathleen Alexander Jerald & Emy Lou Baldridge Mr. & Mrs. Howard P. Berkowitz Theresa Alexander Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Baldwin Mr. & Mrs. Martin Berkowitz Irene M. Alfandari Mr. & Mrs. Douglas J. Band The Berlind Foundation Reis L. Alfond Abigail Baratta Mr. & Mrs. Roger Stuart Berlind Nicole Alger & Zachary Karabell Gini & Randy Barbato Robert & Dani Elizabeth Bernard Ms. Kathryn Alisbah Shelley Barber The Robert Berne Foundation Altman Foundation Karin & Henry Barkhorn Steffi & Robert Berne The Edith & David Altman Foundation Steven M. Barna & Barbara Robbins Brad Bernstein Mr. & Mrs. Eric Altmann Kenneth & Deborah Baron Pam & Gene Bernstein Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Hugo Barreca Anthony Berson The Jack & Mimi Amsterdam Foundation Pamela Barton Lee Berthelsen Ananda Fund Mr. & Mrs. Adam Bartos Mr. & Mrs. Luciano Berti Mr. & Mrs. Charles Anderson Francis D. Bartow II Mr. & Mrs. Bruno Bich Diane Anderson & Evan Fraser Ann Bascove & Michael Avramaides Mark C. Biderman * deceased

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65 The Big Wood Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Oskar Brecher Charlotte Cunningham-Rundles & James Bussel $1,000 to Gail Binderman Mr. & Mrs. Richard Breeden Gilbert & Ildiko Butler Foundation, Inc. $4,999 Anne L. Binkley Cynthia Breen Robert S. Butler continued Mark Bintinger & Karen Schwichtenberg Stuart Bregman Mr. & Mrs. Samuel C. Butler Cynthia Biondi Marisol Brekka Mr. & Mrs. Russell Byers Birch Lane Fund Michael Brenner CAL Foundation, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Foster Birch Mr. & Mrs. Stuart Breslow Mr. & Mrs. William Gillespie Caffray Mr. & Mrs. John P. Birkelund Bridgewater Fund, Inc. Calvin Cafritz Suzy Biszantz Kate Briggs Elena & Marco Caggiano Mr. & Mrs. David Black David & Nancy Brigstocke Katie Boes Calacci Mr. & Mrs. Louis E. Black Elizabeth & Stanlee Brimberg Patricia Calder Mr. & Mrs. Mark W. Blackman Mrs. Lawrence E. Brinn Andree Caldwell Steve Blackman Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Britt Leslie R. Caldwell Peter P. Blanchard III & Sofia A. Blanchard John Britton David P. Calfee Mr. & Mrs. Bob Blank Sarah & Stuart Britton Annette Cammer Dana Blanton Mary Jane Hipp Brock Family Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Philippe Camus Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence M. Blau Mr. & Mrs. Charles Brock Stephen E. Canter Andrew Blauner Kara Brockett Pamela Cantor Ambassador & Mrs. Alan John Blinken Alexander Brodsky Lawrence H. Caplan Daniel M. Blinkoff Mrs. Warren Brody Mr. & Mrs. Juan Carlos Cappello Mrs. Edward H. R. Blitzer Emily S. Brooks Philippe L. Caradec BLL Foundation The Michael C. Brooks Family Mr. & Mrs. Bryan Carey Mr. & Mrs. James A. Block Pauline H. Brooks Daniel Carey Mai & Douglas Blonsky Laura & Stafford Broumand Samantha A. Carey Edwin E. Bobrow The Stephen & Linda Brown Foundation William Polk Carey* Roxanne & Scott Bok Hope Brown Mr. & Mrs. Edwin P. Carlson Mr.* & Mrs. William T. Boland, Jr. Karin B. Brown Dr. Peter W. Carmel Donya & Scott Bommer Mr. & Mrs. Stephen B. Brown Lisa & David Carnoy Rosalynn J. Bonamusa Robert Browne Mr. & Mrs. Edmund M. Carpenter Robert Bond Mr. & Mrs. William Browne Carr Charitable Fund Daniel & Anne Bookin Mr. & Mrs. Clyde R. Brownstone Ann Marie Carr & Sean Carr Dorothy A. Borg Aileen Bruner Mr. & Mrs. Michael Carr Judith Borkowsky Joseph Brunner John Carroll Philip Boroff Jane & John Bryan Humberto M. Carvalho Sandra L. Bowers & Ralph B. Walter Diana Buckhantz Maria R. Celis-Wirth Mr. & Mrs. Trevor Bowler Mr. & Mrs. Leslie H. Buckland Gerald & Barbara Chait Catherine Box Hilary Budny Mr. & Mrs. Richard Chambers Terry & Michael Groll Lynn Bullard Mr. & Mrs. Samuel R. Chapin Dorothy Bracey & Tom Johnson Bull’s Head Foundation Chapman Family Foundation Catherine D. Bradley Bunny Fund, Inc. Anna Chapman Barbara Brandt Richard A. Burgheim & Ricki Fulman Mr. & Mrs. Duncan Chapman Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Braunstein Mrs. James E. Burke Jinx Chapman The Braver Philanthropic Fund James E. Burke* Richard Chapman Louise & David Braver Ursula Burns The Chapman/Perelman Foundation * deceased

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66 Jacques Chappuis The Octagon Fund in Community Funds, Inc. Nanci Czaja $1,000 to Debrah Lee Charatan Cathleen Collins Maggan Daileader $4,999 The Charatan/Holm Family Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Collins Daisy Soros Family Trust continued Charles Scribner Fund The Natasha Comfort Community Gifts Fund Fariborz Damanpour Beverly Chase Mr. & Mrs. Styvisant Comfort The Dammann Fund, Inc. Beverly & Herbert Chase Mr. & Mrs. William T. Comfort Mr. & Mrs. Jesse Damon Mr. & Mrs. Paul Cheng Mr. & Mrs. Christopher M. Condron Pamela Damsky Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Cherwin Sue & Vic Confalone Reverend Alma Daniel Mr. & Mrs. Bryan Cho Renee Conforte D. Ronald Daniel & Lise Scott Mr. & Mrs. Kasper Christoffersen Maeve Connell Ron Daniel Lauren Chung The G.L. Connolly Foundation Daniels Family Foundation Mrs. Jonathan Churchill Jaymel E. Connor Judy & Aaron Daniels Mr. & Mrs. Cris Cicala Mr. & Mrs. Francis Conroy Lawrence S. & Susan B. Daniels Mr. & Mrs. John W. Claghorn III Conway Family Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Norris Darrell* Mr. & Mrs. James M. Clark Susan E. Cook Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Darringer Mr. & Mrs. John D. Clark Mr. & Mrs. William H. Cook Virginia L. Darrow Maura J. Clark Carol L. Cooper Kurt Davey Nancy Rutter Clark Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Cooper Claire Davies Stephanie Clark Michelle Copeland & Jonathan Halperin James & Heather Davies Mr. & Mrs. David Clary Mr. & Mrs. Leo J. Corbett Maryanne & Dick Davis Mrs. Saul Clateman Lisa Cornelio J. David Davis Kerry Ann Clawson Stefano & Monica Corsi Donna Emma and S. Lawrence Davis William C. Close Keith J. Coulling Suzanne G. Davis Dena Kleiman Clossey & David Clossey Mr. & Mrs. George S. Coumantaros Constance De Balmann The Cobos Foundation John R. Coupe Kelly & John De Csepel Peter Cobos Mr. & Mrs. Phillip R. Cowen Mr. & Mrs. Arthur M. de Graffenried III Mr. & Mrs. David Cody Mr. & Mrs. Wilbur Cowett Mr. & Mrs. Roberto de Guardiola Kelly Coffey The Cowles Charitable Trust Oscar & Annette de la Renta Robert Stephan Cohen Family Foundation Mr. William C. Cox, Jr. Daniel de Roulet Barbara L. Cohen Candace Cox & Frank Crimmins Pierre J. De Vegh Dr. & Mrs. Carmel J. Cohen Mr. & Mrs. William C. Cox, Jr. Daniel Dealmeida Jill M. Cohen Coydog Foundation Deborah A. DeCotis Mr. Robert S. Cohen and Ms. Stephanie J. Stiefel Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Crawford The Deeds Foundation Robert Stephan Cohen, Esq. Deirdre Cregan Deerdodds Fund Steven Cohen & Mark Misener, M.D. Rebekah Creshkoff Christina & David deForest Keys Betsy & Alan Cohn Foundation, Inc. Mary Sharp Cronson Mr. & Mrs. John D. Delafield Mr. & Mrs. Alan D. Cohn Mr. & Mrs. Dennis W. Cross Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Demarchelier Mr. & Mrs. John C. Cokinos Mr. & Mrs. James T. Crown Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin J. Denihan Shelley L. Cole Patricia Crown Marie G. Dennett Foundation Elizabeth Coleman Mr. & Mrs. Edward Cruz Mary M. DeSilva George Anthony N. Colettis & Marina E. Livanos Usha & Robert Cunningham, Jr. Pierre J. Devegh Drs. Bobbi & Barry Coller Anne N. Curtin Tom R. Devine & Anne M. Carracino Ann Stevenson Colley Danielle Cusson Mr. & Mrs. Dinyar S. Devitre William E. Colli Alice & David Cynn The Devlin Foundation * deceased

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67 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Devlin Helene B. Eiber Kathy Green & Ed Feigeles $1,000 to Walter Dewar & Carolina Nakiri Mr. & Mrs. Neil T. Eigen Sheri B. Levine & Marc A. Feigen $4,999 David H. DeWeese Stanley Eisenberg Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Fein continued Mary DeWysocki Howard L. Ellin, Esq. Mr. & Mrs. Frank Feinberg Jeremy Diamond & Alexandra Lebenthal Mr. & Mrs. Mark Ellis Ms. Shirin von Wolffen and Mr. Frederic Fekkai Mrs. Leigh Dickman Jane Ellison Feldstein Family Charitable Foundation Adriana Dilancea Mr. & Mrs. Jon Emswiler Martin & Kathleen Feldstein David Dipiero Paul Enright & Megan Kearney Mr. & Mrs. Colin Ferenbach The Herbert & Junia Doan Foundation Dasha Epstein Christy Ann Ferer Junia Doan Fritz E. Erismann Patricia Fernandez The Dobson Foundation, Inc. Alicia Ernst & John Katzman Tony Feuerstein Mr. & Mrs. Charles Francis Dolan Otho E. Eskin & Therese A. Keane The Fezzik Foundation Heather Dominick-Kosmicki Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. Esposito III Victor Fidel Evelyn & Mike Donatelli Amanda Espy Kenneth Fidje Margaret Donnelly Carol & Henry Essert Norman C. Fields Ann Nancy Donohue & Diane Elam James & Nina Essey Mr. & Mrs. John K. Figge Alexis Donovan Ethical Culture Fieldston School Mr. & Mrs. Mark Filipski Matthew & Ginger Dontzin Mr. & Mrs. William Ettelson Elinor Tomback Fine Anne A. Doran Mrs. Milton B. Eulau Leslie Ann Finerman & Sean Goodrich David Dorfman George Evans Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Fink The Dover Fund, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. John Michael Evans Mr. & Ms. Timothy K. Fischer Daniel Dowd Evercore Trust Company Mrs. Donald G. Fisher Robert N. & Nancy A. Downey Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Robert K. Evert Janet L. Fisher Nancy & Bob Downey Bruce R. Ewing Nancy E. Fisher Frank P. Doyle Elizabeth Eyres Webster Dr. & Mrs. Jack Fishman Burkhard Drews Pamela Fabrikant Mr. & Mrs. Mark Fishman Nancy Druckman Andrew Fackman Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Fitzgerald III Mr. & Mrs. S. Searcy Dryden Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Fagan Paul J. Fitzsimmons Jacqueline H. Dryfoos The Fagenson Family Foundation Mr. & Mrs. James Flaherty Patricia Duff Fagenson Family Fund William E. Flaherty Edmund C. Duffy Samuel & Claire Fagin Wendy R. Flanagan & Christopher B. O’Malley Diane Sweeney Dundee Jeffrey Faigle Ruth Flaschner The Jonathan Sobel & Marcia Dunn Foundation Bayla K. Falber David Stein & Kathryn Fleischer Stephen Durso Patrick Falcon & Ellen Blaine Adams Mr. & Mrs. Irvine D. Flinn Mr. & Mrs. Bruno Eberli Angelique Marcil & Dow Famulak Eva K. Flores Mr. & Mrs. George A. Eberstadt Mr. & Mrs. J.P. Fanjul Mr. & Mrs. John W. Flower Edwin Llwyd Ecclestone Jr. Trust The Fanwood Foundatiion Margaret & Howard Fluhr Mr. & Mrs. E. Llwyd Ecclestone Ms. Jennifer Farber Mr. & Mrs. William Flynn Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan Eddy Mr. & Mrs. Thomas N. Farmakis Mr. & Mrs. Alexander Fodor The Edelman Foundation Colin & Katy Farmer Adam Fogelson Edward Ariowitsch Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Eric C. Fast The David & Victoria Foley Fund Amy Edwards & Christopher Votta Marvin Fastenberg Penelope Dyson Foley Mr. & Mrs. Emilio Egea Mr. & Mrs. Donald Fawcett Florence Fong-Lopez Mr. & Mrs. John B. Ehrenkranz Lana Federbush Richard Stuart Foote Charitable Fund

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68 Nancy N. Foote Huntley & Emily Garriott Suzanne & John Golden $1,000 to Mr. & Mrs. Richard S. Foote Mrs. Shana Gary William T. Golden* $4,999 John G. Forbes, Jr. Melissa Geiger & Paul Marvin Herman Goldman Foundation continued Lynn Forester de Rothschild Nancy J. Geiss Mr. & Mrs. Aaron Goldman Marjorie Fortgang Diane Geissler Allen Goldman Mr. & Mrs. Tom Fortin Lawrence M. Gelb Foundation Inc. Arlene Goldman The Joseph C. & Esther Foster Foundation, Inc. Hon. & Mrs. Bruce S. Gelb Mr. & Mrs. Budd S. Goldman Dinah Seiver & Thomas Foster Jane Gelb Mr. & Mrs. Charles N. Goldman Foundation Source Mrs. Richard L. Gelb William Goldman Sheryl Fox Gelfand Family Foundation, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Daniel J. Goldring Susan Fraker Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Gelfand Margie Goldsmith Amy France Robert & Lois Geller Mr. & Mrs. Howard E. Goldstein Mrs. Robert D. Frank Mr. & Mrs. Michael Gellert Judith S. Goldstein Mr. & Mrs. Steve Frankel Geomar Foundation The Goldstone Fund, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Ron Frasch Mr. & Mrs. Andrew S. Georges Edward E. Gonzalez Ms. Clare Fraser Georgescu Family Foundation Mr. & Mrs. James C. Goodale Catherine Fredman Mr. & Mrs. Peter Georgescu Ann M. Goodbody Mr. & Mrs. David Freedman Renee L. Gernand Mr. & Mrs. Gary Goodenough Mr. & Mrs. James Freeman Mr. & Mrs. David B. Gerstein The Goodman Family Foundation Mary Louise Frick Gervaise Gerstner Meg & Bennett Goodman Mr. & Mrs. J. Michael Fried Nomi Ghez & Michael Siegal Mr. & Mrs. Mark Goodman Barbara T. Friedman & Frederic N. Busch Carol Terese Giaconelli Mr. & Mrs. John A. Goodrich Wendy Stein & Bart Friedman Ms. Ashley Christopher and Mr. Brooks Gibbins Mr. & Mrs. Peter B. Goodrich Harriet L. Friedman Ms. Paula Giblin Arlene Goodstein* Robert A. Friedman & Jane Grenadier Friedman Vincent Q & Mary Ann Giffuni Foundation Shari Goodstein Teri Friedman The Alice Giffuni Foundation* Vivian Goodstein Friends Of City Park Judy Gilbert Kathy & Al Gordon Fund Michael K. Frith Virginia Gilder Mr. & Mrs. Al Gordon Michael Froman & Nancy Goodman Evan S. Giniger Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Hunt Gordon Mrs. Marcus Fuller Mr. & Mrs. Barry M. Ginsburg Julia Janes & Andrew I. Gordon Fran & Martin Fund The Raymond P. & Marie M. Ginther Charitable Mr. & Mrs. Ellery Gordon Mr. & Mrs. Valentin Fuster Fund Karen Gordon Mr. & Mrs. Robert P. Gach Raymond P. & Marie M. Ginther Penny & James Gorman James C. Gale Ruth E. Gitlin Mr. & Mrs. Mark K. Gormley Jacob Bluestein Foundation Stanley E. Gitlow & Lynne Hennecke Katie Gormly Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Gallagher Mr. & Mrs. Robert Giuffra Keith Gottesdiener & Beth Jacobs Mr. & Mrs. Michael Gallinaro Mr. & Mrs. Henry Glanternik Dr. & Mrs. Antonio Gotto Mr. & Mrs. Lee M. Gammill, Jr. Peter H. Gleason Mr. & Mrs. Laurence Grafstein Mr. & Mrs. David K. Ganek Virginia Holden Glover Chris Graham & Eduardo Fausti Renata Garcia Henry S. Lodge & Teresa Goetz Mr. & Mrs. Philip L. Graham, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Gardiner R & M Goldberg Family Foundation Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Graham, Jr. Loraine F. Gardner & Daniel Dolgin Richard & Marsha Goldberg The Victor & Phyllis Grann Family Foundation, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Richard Garland Catherine Morrison Golden Dr. & Mrs. Victor R. Grann Mr. & Mrs. Neal S. Garonzik Jean Golden George J. Green * deceased

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69 Jenny Slayton Green Sunny & Michael Halperin Mr. & Mrs. Walter Hellerstein $1,000 to Kathy Green Mimi Halpern Elizabeth & Jerome Hellman $4,999 Alyson K. Adler & William H. Green Mr. & Mrs. Thomas G. Hamill Mr. & Mrs. Todd Henderson continued Mr. & Mrs. David R. Greenbaum Hamilton Family Foundation Wolf H. Hengst Mr. & Mrs. Frederic I. Greenberg Dorrance H. Hamilton Patrick J. Hennigan Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Greenberg Mr. & Mrs. Mark Handler Kenneth Martin & Christine Hepburn Foundation Louise Greenberg David T. Hansen & Elaine V. Fuchs Marika Hepburn Jerome L. Greene Foundation Inc. Gina Hansen Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Herbert Mrs. Jerome L. Greene* Renee W. Harbers Dr. & Mrs. Valentin E. Hernandez Roger A. Greenspun Mr. & Mrs. John B. Hardy III Mr. David G. Herro & Mr. Jay Franke Renee & Justin Greenstein Mr. & Mrs. Gordon A. Hardy John G. Hetrick Gail Gregg Gregory Harfst Mr. John DeMeo II & Ms. Kristin Hetzler Mr. & Mrs. Peter S. Gregory Mr. & Mrs. Peter C. Harkins Luule N. Hewson The Honorable & Mrs. Thomas Griesa D. Brooke Harlow Mr. & Mrs. Lazarus S. Heyman Deborah A. Griffin Greg Harmon Jill Heymsfield Mr. & Mrs. Philip T. Griffin Ruth Ann & William F. Harnisch Susan Hickey Thomas M. Griffing Gerard E. Harper Mr. & Mrs. Charles Hickox Jillian Griffiths Jay & Sandra Harris Foundation, Inc. The Hickrill Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Wade Griggs III Julie Harris Ann L. Hicks & Weston M. Hicks Hannah Griswold Richard & Susan Harris Fiona Higgins Michael Stone & Patricia Grodd Fund Mr. & Mrs. Walter L. Harris Patricia L. Higgins The Aryn & Matthew Grossman Foundation Mr. & Mrs. John S. Harrison High Five Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Grossman Ralph Schlosstein & Jane Hartley Mr. & Mrs. Landon Hilliard, III Mr. & Mrs. Scott Grossman Ted & Dina Merrill Hartley David & Nancy Hillis Mr. & Mrs. Ray J. Groves Grace W. Harvey William Talbott Hillman Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Thomas K. Guba Anna & Tony Hass William T. Hillman Ms. Valesca Hermes Sylvia Kay Hassenfeld Elizabeth Hilpman Mr. & Mrs. Geoffrey Gund Janice P. Haggerty Sara Hinkle Ronald Guttman & Irene Cheng Liliane Haub-Vonach Diane & Kenneth Hipkins Henrietta Gwaltney Elizabeth Ann Hawker Mr. & Mrs. John L. Hirsch Mimi & Peter Haas Fund Mr. & Mrs. Carney Hawks Robb Hirsch Steven Haas Robert Couri Hay Mr. & Mrs. Scott Hirsch Myron Habib Mrs. Harold H. Healy, Jr. Ann Hirth Mr. & Mrs. Tim Haddock Mr. & Mrs. Andrew P. Heaney Douglas Hitchner Wendy Haft & Houstoun Demere Cynthia Valles & George Hebard Dr. & Mrs. Steven Hodes Janice Haggerty Mr. & Mrs. Michael Hegarty The Hoerle Foundation Angela Haines Peter C. Hein & Anne Farley Mr. & Mrs. Robert F. Hoerle Mr. & Mrs. Peter R. Haje Mr. & Mrs. Mitch Heine Mr. & Mrs. Myron A. Hofer Kathleen D. Hale Michelle Marie Heinemann Mr. & Mrs. Ronald E. Hoffman Carol J. Haley Lisa Heinz Mr. & Mrs. Richard Hogan Mr. & Mrs. Gordon B. Hall III John Heist Mr. & Mrs. Frank L. Hohmann III Patricia R. Hall Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd J. Heller Richard M. Edelman & Anne C. Holbach Mai V. Hallingby-Harrison Mr. & Mrs. Michael Heller Mr. & Mrs. G. Michael Holbert David Halliwill Woody Heller Mr. & Mrs. G. Malcolm Holderness * deceased

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70 Heidi Holterbosch The Jackman Family Foundation Mr. & Mrs. David Kamin $1,000 to Mr. & Mrs. Harold Hope Hugh Jackman Mr. & Mrs. Amos Kaminski $4,999 Mandana Hormozi Mr. & Mrs. Matt Jackson Mr. & Mrs. Paul Kanavos continued Mr. & Mrs. Stan Horowitz Alan L. & Barbara S. Jacobs Philanthropic Fund Alice S. Kandell Hayden Hosford Alice Jacobs Stanley Kane Charitable Trust Ronald E. Diel & Lucinda C. Hotchkiss Julie & A. J. Jacobs Ms. May Kang May K. Houghton Mr. & Mrs. Raphael Jacobs Helene & Mark N. Kaplan Mrs. Arne Hovdesven Edward A. Jacobson Mr. & Mrs. Matthew S. Kaplan Mr. & Mrs. Ara Hovnanian Liz & Alan Jaffe Pat & Paul D. Kaplan Kathryn & Jack Howard Irma B. Jaffe Telia Kapteyn Ellen Howe Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Richard E. Jaffe David I. Karabell & Paula Moss Ellen Howe James S. Marcus Foundation Roland N. Karlen Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Henry H. Hoyt, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. William H. Janeway Rolly Karlen & Mary Anne Jones Suzanne C. Hoyt Mr. & Mrs. Morton L. Janklow Mr. & Mrs. Marshall W. Karp Caroline Hribar Pamela Jarvis & Anthony E. Davis Kasaks Family Foundation Mrs. Jackson Hsieh Susan Jasper Sally & Ivar Kasaks Mr. & Mrs. Fred Hubbell Eric M. Javits, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Roger E. Kass Lauren D. Hubbell Sarah Jeffords Michael Kassen Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Huber Scott A. Jeffrey Howard & Muriel H. Katz Family Mr. & Mrs. Michael S. Hudner Jennifer Foundation, Inc. Philanthropic Fund Sophia Hudson Darian Jennings Jane & Robert Katz Foundation Edmundo Huerta Valerie Jennings Mr. & Mrs. Howard Katz Mr. & Mrs. John E. Hull Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Mitchell Jennings, Jr. Lauren Katz Mr. & Mrs. Alastair J. Hunt Jerome & Dolores Zuckerman Gerwirtz Sherman E. Katz Jennifer Huntley Charitable Trust Eric R. Katzman & Melissa L. Elstein Robert Hurwitz Charitable Account The Joyce & Seward Johnson Foundation, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. George S. Kaufman Robert Hurwitz & Carol Ann Peterson The Howard Johnson Foundation The Kaufmann Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Hutfilz David E. Johnson Mrs. Peter H. Kaufmann Mrs. Edward S. Hyman, Jr. Susan & Grange Johnson Mrs. Harry L. Kavetas Miriam & Steven Hyman Pamela Johnson & Stephen Lintner Amalya L. Kearse Patricia M. Hynes Suzanne & Richard Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Daniel L. Keegan Barbara Iason & Robert S. Buford, Jr. Gregory Joseph Mr. & Mrs. Howard Keenan Mr. & Mrs. Allan D. Ilberman John H. Josephson & Carolina Zapf W. Michael Keenan* Mr. & Mrs. Charles Imohiosen Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. Judell Mrs. Alastair J. Keith Merrill Indoe Judith & Norman Fields Fund Mr. & Mrs. Gershon Kekst Jane & William Indoe Mr. & Mrs. Robert Juneja Corinne Keller Joy H. Briggs Amelia & Oscar Junquera Robert G. Keller Epo In-Manning & Kevin J. Manning John Jurcisin Michael & Elizabeth Kelley Jack Intrator & Debrah Welling Mr. & Mrs. Peter Kagan Mr. & Mrs. George A. Kellner Patricia P. Irgens Larsen Charitable Mrs. Neil Kahnovitz Lee Kellogg Foundation, Inc. Kahn Family Foundation Trust Dr. & Mrs. Kevin V. Kelly Irving & Sara Selis Foundation, Inc. J. A. Kahn Mr. & Mrs. James L. Kempner Cathy Isaacson Mr. & Mrs.Thomas G. Kahn Mr. & Mrs. Craig L. Kennedy Mr. & Mrs. Justin B. Israel Tim Kalavruzos J. Shannon Kennedy * deceased

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71 Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Kennedy Helen & Jules Kornblau / The Kornblau Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Laufer $1,000 to Carol & Jerry Kenney Family Foundation The Bernard & Muriel Lauren Foundation $4,999 Charlotte V. Kent Mr. & Mrs. Edward S. Kornreich The Marilyn & Bob Laurie Foundation, Inc. continued Ms. Donna M. Kenton Mr. & Mrs. Philip Korsant Mr. Robert Laurie Kimberly Keravouri Susan Robbins & Jonathan Koslow Mrs. Luke P. LaValle, Jr. John L. Kerr Family Fund Gal A. Lavid Mr. & Mrs. William A. Kerr II Jonathan L. Koslow & Susan L. Robbins Dr. Jeanne K. Lawrence Mr. & Mrs. Edward Kerschner Janice & John Kosta Mr. & Mrs. Charles Lazarus The Morris & Jeanette Kessel Fund William Otto Koster Dr. & Mrs. George M. Lazarus Paul Kessel, Ph.D Stephen C. Koval & Celeste M. Sant’Angelo Laurie Lederman Lucille Khornak Lillian E. Kraemer Carol Lee & Brian Apatoff Amy Khoudari Daniel R. Kramer Eric Lee & Emmie Hwang Lee Tory Kiam Becca Davies & Jeremy Kramer Deborah Leffe Henry Kibel Eric Krasnoff Margherita Leffe Sharon K. Kilmer Ms. Susan Krauss Alexander Lehmann Thomas Kimball Booker H & H Kravitz Charitable Trust Mr. & Mrs. Alexander Lehmann Rattray Kimura Foundation Barbara Kravitz Mr. & Mrs. Reuben S. Leibowitz Dale Reiss & Jerome King Account Steve Kreinik Mr. & Mrs. Paul N. Leitner Catherine King Mr. & Mrs. George A. Kress M. A. & Josephine Grisham Foundation Mrs. Kerryn King Dorothy & Jerome Kretchmer Charles Leonard Mr. & Mrs. Paul R. Kingsley Susan Kroll Mr. & Mrs. Richard Leonard Mr. & Mrs. William Kingson Mary T. Krueger & Peter Sullivan Patrick LePore Morris Kirschner Perpetual Charitable Trust Mr. & Mrs. John L. Kubacki Mr. & Mrs. Howard S. Lepow Kirsh Foundation Holdings Ltd Mr. & Mrs. Gary Kucich Mr. & Mrs. Joshua A. Leuchtenburg Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Kisling Elizabeth Kumin Daniela Levenson Elizabeth Ann Kivlan Mr. & Mrs. Charles Kushner Mr. & Mrs. Richard Levin Erin & Alex Klatskin Mortimer J. Lacher Levine Clopton Family Fund Charles & Jane Klein Family Fund Sean & Sharon Lafferty John Levine & Susan Clopton Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Klein Peter G. LaFleche Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Levine Elysabeth Kleinhans Nanette L. Laitman Levinson Family Philanthropic Fund Lucien Kneip Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin V. Lambert Mrs. Mortimer Levitt Mr. & Mrs. William J. Kneisel Mr. & Mrs. Joseph LaNasa Mr. & Mrs. John S. Levy Lara Marcon & Jayaveera Kodali W. Loeber & Barbara Landau Ms. Lana Lewin-Ross Candice Koederitz Jonathan & Sandra Landers Charitable Gift Fund Mr. & Mrs. William M. Lewis, Jr. William I. Kohane Sandra A. Riemer Landers Gregory Lewis Hristos Chris Kolovos Frederick Landman Mrs. Memrie M. Lewis Kerry L. Konrad Stewart F. Lane & Bonnie Comley Toby D. Lewis John & Anabel Konwiser Mr. & Mrs. Robert Lange Jennifer Kouvant & Hans Li Kay & William Koplovitz Patricia & Andrew Langer The Lichtenstein Foundation Joanna Korein Diana L. Langer Dorothy Lichtenstein Paul & Toby Koren Mr. & Mrs. M. Steven Langman Marita Lichtenstein Wouter Korijn Frederick W. Lapham III Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Liddle Lewis & Sharon Korman Foundation Abigail Lash & Austin Shapard Mr. & Mrs. Bruce A. Lieberman Mr. & Mrs. Lewis Joel Korman Mr. & Mrs. David Lasry Warren Liebesman * deceased

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72 Amy Butte Liebowitz Ann Lozman & Jay Harris Nicholas P. Marotta $1,000 to Barbara Lifton Mr. & Mrs. Sean P. Ludwick Eduardo R. Marquez $4,999 Lillian Sara Hahn Foundation Larry C. Luing Family Foundation Peter N. Marron Philanthropic Fund continued Anthony Weng Kim Lim Larry L. Luing Mr. & Mrs. Donald B. Marron Linden Family Fund Janine Luke Peter N. Marron Mary Lindsay Mr. & Mrs. Hampton S. Lynch Paul S. Marsh Mr. & Mrs. Troland S. Link Susan E. Lynch The Marshall Family Foundation Martin Linsky & Lynn Staley Mr. & Mrs. Thomas C. Lynch Donna E. Marshall Mr. & Mrs. John E. Linville Virginia Lyon John Martin & Katherine Fitzhugh Mr. & Mrs. Ira A. Lipman Olivia A. Lyons Kenneth Martin & Christine Hepburn The Lipnick Scheuer Charitable Fund Mr. & Mrs. David MacCallum The Nicholas Martini Foundation Jonathan Lipnick & Susan C. Scheuer Neil Macfarquhar Mr.& Mrs. Cornelius H. Marx Dr. & Mrs. Mark S. Lipton Edith W. MacGuire Ms. Florencia Masri Arthur S. Liss Sarah & Alec Machiels Anna Britt Materne Mr. & Mrs. Thomas H. Lister Mr. & Mrs. Earle I. Mack Charles Mathes & Arlene Graston Chien-Cho Liu Tamara MacMillan Robert & Rita Matthews Livingston Foundation, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. W. MacNeil Sir Deryck & Lady Maughan Patricia Lizarraga Mr. & Mrs. Stephen S. Madsen Mr. & Mrs. M. Anthony May Henry S. Lodge Mr. & Mrs. George E.B. Maguire Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Mayer Arthur L. Loeb Beth Maher Family Foundation Nancy R. Mayer Jeanette W. Loeb Elizabeth A. Maher Mr. & Mrs. Timothy P. Mayhew, Jr. Stephanie & James Loeffler David & Hildegarde Mahoney Foundation Mr. & Mrs. John Maynard Loewy Foundation Mrs. David J. Mahoney Bryan & Sarah Mazlish Whitney C. Magruder & Jacqueline Logan Peter A. Smith & Linda L. Mahoney Nancy A. McAllister & Richard M. Card Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth R. Logan Brian & Florence Mahony Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd McAulay Mr. & Mrs. George M. Logothetis Mr. & Mrs. Christopher B. Mailman Mr. & Mrs. Patrick K. McBrien Gayle London Ruth & Jerome Maisel Fund Mr. & Mrs. Colin McCabe Mr. & Mrs. Stephen H. Long Dr. & Mrs. Jerome E. Maisel Carlyn McCaffrey & John P. McCaffrey Longhill Charitable Foundation Reena Russell Nasr & Lex Maldutis Matthew McCahill Christy Loper Mr. & Mrs. Evan S. Malik William McCarten Alexander Lopez Sandra Rodman Mann The Stephanie & Carter McClelland David Lopez Kathy and Dennis Manning Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Allan Loren Elizabeth & Rohit Manocha Ms. Maria Antonia Paterno-Castello & Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Lorenz Donald Manocherian Mr. William D. McCombe Mary Ellen Lorini Mr. & Mrs. Jed Manocherian Douglas & Katherine McCormick Gerald & Barbara Loughlin Mr. & Mrs. John F. Manocherian Family Foundation Lovinger Family Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Alan M. Mantell Karen L. McDonald Lowenstein Fund Virginia Marantz Mr. & Mrs. Douglas H. McGee Mrs. Louis Lowenstein Luis R. Marcos, M.D. Dextra Baldwin McGonagle Foundation, Inc. The Lowerre Family Charitable Trust Mr. & Mrs. James S. Marcus Mr. & Mrs. Donald A. McGovern Mr. & Mrs. Paul C. Lowerre Mr. & Mrs. Sidney O. Margolis Douglas McGrath & Jane Read Martin Charles F. Lowrey & Susan T. Rodriguez Alexander R. Margulis & Hedvig Hricak Margulis Mr. & Mrs. Andrew J. McGuigan Jessica Lee Lowrey & Jeffrey M. Habib Maura L. Harway & Richard W. Mark Mr. & Mrs. John D. McGurk George T. Lowy Mr. & Mrs. Alan R. Marks II Mr. & Mrs. McHugh

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73 Amy B. McIntosh Linda Mirels Donna M. Muscari $1,000 to McIntosh/Toobin Charitable Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Joseph V. Missett III Mr. & Mrs. Robert Musiker $4,999 Arlene Price McKay Beatrice H. Mitchell & Paul Sperry Richard Must continued Mr. & Mrs. L.J. McKay John W. Mitchell Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Muth Colin McKechnie Lauren C. Mitchell Camille & George Muzinich Kathleen McKenna Liz Appel Mixter Betsy Myers & Evan Vosburgh Martin J. McLaughlin Leo Model Foundation, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Gregory D. Myers Heidi Neuhoff-McWilliams Ms. Patricia Krieg and Mr. Paul Model Marty F. Myers Marianne Mebane Maximilian Moehlmann Raymond K. Myerson Family Trust Doctors Allen & Gail Meisel Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Mogavero The Myerson Wagner Family Charitable Fund Jane W. Meisel & Ronald C. Miller Susan Moldow Mrs. Raymond King Myerson Mr. & Mrs. Philip S. Meldrum JoAn L. Monaco MD Mr. & Mrs. David Nadien Mr. & Mrs. Roger Meltzer Mr. & Mrs. Jean-Hugues Monier Mr. & Mrs. Jon Nagel Ida Miriam Stern Memorial Fund Inc. Mr. & Mrs. George A. Montgomery Shannon Lowry Nagle Mr. & Mrs. Steven Mendelow Mr. & Mrs. John Moon The Nancy McAllister Charitable Fund The Robert & Joyce Menschel Family Foundation Margaret Nelson & Willard S. Moore Dr. & Mrs. David J. Narins Joyce Menschel Mr. & Mrs. Rodman W. Moorhead III Mr. & Mrs. Andre Nasser Jennifer L. Mercer Cynthia Morales Nautilus Foundation, Inc. The Meredith Family Foundation The Garrett & Mary Moran Family Foundation Neda & Pericles Navab Jo Ann Merlau Joseph T. Morello Judith Nayer Hilda Mesnick Robert J. & Mary Lou Charitable Trust Nathan Adam Naze Betsy Messerschmitt Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Morgado Mr. & Mrs. James C. Neary Michael Metelenis Charles F. Morgan Needham Foundation Trust Metzger-Price Fund, Inc. Edith L. Morrill Mr. & Mrs. George A. Needham Mr. & Mrs. Neil Meyer Alan R. Morris William Neeson Mr. & Mrs. Richard T. Meyer Dr. & Mrs. Donald M. Morrison Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Neff Jean-Pierre Meyers Jay & Catherine Morrow Mr. & Mrs. Daniel M. Neidich Michael E. Gellert The Morse Family Foundation, Inc. The Rona & Randolph M. Nelson Foundation Mr. & Mrs. William Michaelcheck Alfred L. Morse & Annette S. Morse Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Randolph Nelson Mr. & Mrs. Charles F. Michaels Mr. & Mrs. Lester S. Morse, Jr. Linda & Stuart Nelson Mr. & Mrs. Lee Michel Anthony Moschini Mr. & Mrs. Robert Nemo Paula Paster Michtom Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Moskin Enid Nemy Mr. & Mrs. Jeremiah Milbank III Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan Patrick Moynihan Peter Nesgos Marguerite Milland Mr. & Mrs. Karlheinz Muhr Jeanette Lerman Neubauer & Melanie A. Coronetz & Bruce G. Miller Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Mulcahy Joseph Neubauer Elizabeth & Richard Miller Shelley Mulitz Family of Marie S. Neuberger* Sarah Miller Jan Mullen Mr. & Mrs. Michael Neumann Erika Millet Kathleeen M. Mumma Dorothy Neustadter Mrs. Minot K. Milliken Mr. & Mrs. M. Saleem Muqaddam New York Lawn Bowling Club Max Milliken Mr. & Mrs. Satoru Murase Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Newberger Scott Mills Brian & Francie Murphy Nancy Newcomb & John Hargraves Mr. & Mrs. David Millstone Mr. & Mrs. Brian T. Murphy Mr. & Mrs. Donald E. Newhouse Alison R. Minton Mr. & Mrs. Donald B. Murphy Mr. & Mrs. Mark Newhouse Leslie Berman Mintz & Fredric J. Mintz Mr. & Mrs. Paul C. Murphy Conde Nast Publications, Inc. * deceased

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74 The Howard & Maryam Newman Dr. & Mrs. Ariel Ostad Mr. & Mrs. Barrett Nelson Pickett $1,000 to Family Foundation Benay C. Ostrager-DiGia Teresa Pickman $4,999 Howard & Maryam Newman Mr. & Mrs. Michael Overlock Barbara & Charles Pierce Fund continued Suzanne Newman Mr. & Mrs. Robert O. Owens Ben Pierce Nicholas Family Charitable Trust The P.T.M. Charitable Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Charles Pierce Lynn & Nick Nicholas Mr. & Mrs. Gregory K. Palm Mr. & Mrs. Todd Pietri Susan Nickerson The Pannonia Foundation Samuel A. Pilcer & Grace C. Pilcer Margaret C. Nicolais Parker Foundation Pine Cone Fund Douglas L. Nigen Charles Parker Steven Pinkos & Jennifer Martin-Pinkos Daniel Nir & Jill Braufman Andrea & Paul Parker Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Pinover Diane Allen Nixon Steven M. Parker Nancy Piraquive Tracy Nixon & James Lyle Mr. & Mrs. Michael D. Parry Mr. & Mrs. Ira Pittelman Colleen Noall Carrie Quinn and Jim Parsons Dr. & Mrs. W. Reid Pitts, Jr. Lawrence Noe Patrina Foundation Louis Pizzarello & Elizabeth Shane Mr. Walter Nollmann & Ms. Maureen Carr Mr. & Mrs. David Pauker The PKL Foundation Charles & Peggy Norris Family Fund Paula Vial Fund Alex Platt Northern Lights Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Biddle Paumgarten Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Platt Lorne & Judith Norton David P. Pearson Mr. & Mrs. William S. Plotch Mr. & Mrs. Steve Noss Rani & Charles Peck Judith J. Plows Amie & Scott Nuttall Liliane & Norman Peck Ron Pobuda Catherine Nyarady & Gabriel Riopel Peddlers of Bombast Family Fund Dr. Areta Podhoridecki Robert & Patricia O’Brien Mrs. Charles D. Peebler, Jr. Debra Polishook Mr. & Mrs. Paul M. O’Connor III Peek Family Foundation, Inc. Jef Pollock & Deborah Brown The Octagon Fund Lewis C. Pell Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence J. Portnoy Mr. & Mrs. Kevin J. O’Donohue Dr. Virginia Pellicci Posel Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Howard Oestreich Gary Pelton Robin Conway Poulos Ned S. & Amanda M. Offit Marion E. D. Peng Mr. & Mrs. Joel Powell Mr. & Mrs. James P. Offut, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Pennoyer Mr. & Mrs. Donald A. Powers Mr. & Mrs. Thomas P. Ogden Robin & Matthew Perkins Mr. & Mrs. Malcolm S. Pray, Jr. Cynthia O’Hara Dr. & Mrs. Herbert Perlman Marcus Prendergast Mr. & Mrs. Tim O’Hara Mike Perry Peggy & Peter Pressman Family Foundation Anna & Olafur Olafsson Julia Perry-Hengst Dr. & Mrs. Peter I. Pressman Charles D. Olson John Pershing & Travis Cinco Mr. & Mrs. Malcolm Price Jon H. Olson Regina S. Peruggi William W. Priest & Katherine Bristor Abby & George O’Neill Trust Robert Petrie Lawrence Prince Gail O’Neill The Gerald C. McNamara Jr. & Ron B. Prince & Mark Hartnett Mr. & Mrs. George D. O’Neill Renee K. Petrofes Cha Barrie Prinz Wendy O’Neill Renee K. Petrofes Susanne Pritchard Mark Ordan Jim Pettus The Meredith & Michael Charitable Fund David S. Orentreich Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Pfau Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Proskin Lida Orzeck Mr. & Mrs. Brian C. Pfeifler Susan Ann Protter Mrs. William H. Osborn PGJM Foundation Othon Prounis Michelle Smith & Andrew Oshrin Linda Phillips Othon & Kathy Prounis Toby Osofsky Tatiana Piankova Foundation Mr.* & Mrs. Theodore O. Prounis * deceased

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75 Mrs. Richard I. Purnell Richard & Heidi Rieger Joyce Rothenberg $1,000 to Pyewacket Fund Neil C. Rifkind Christopher H. Rothko & Lori L. Cohen $4,999 Karen Quach Robert & Arleen Rifkind Lynn Rothstein continued Mr. & Mrs. Alan G. Quasha Debra Riggs Sydney Rothstein Alan G. & Diana Quasha Barbara Oliner & Robert Ritter Rowan Family Foundation, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Derrick Queen Mr. & Mrs. D. Paul Rittmaster Carolyn & Marc Rowan Paxton Quigley Mr. & Mrs. Michael D. Robbins Valerie & John Rowe Mark & Dara Quinlan Mr. & Mrs. Rick Robbins Stanley A. Rowe Mr. & Mrs. Peter D. Quinn Ann Rockefeller Roberts Roxbury Fund Yvonne S. Quinn Arlene Roberts Mr. & Mrs. Charles M. Royce Norma Quintero Donald M. & Mary G. Roberts Jon Rubin Gilbert Quioan Greg Robertson Stacy Rubinowitz Mr. & Mrs. Martin J. Rabinowitz Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Robotti Matthew Rudary Lisa, Steve & Violet Radgowski Roche Foundation Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Carlos Manuel Ruiz Mr. & Mrs. Scott J. Radke Tara & Michael Rockefeller Anne Hammond Ruppe Mr. & Mrs. Paul E. Raether Rocker Family Foundation, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. John P. Rustum Mr. & Mrs. Harry Raftopoulos Alexander J. Roepers Mary Rutherfurd Mr. & Mrs. Victor Rampertab Jen Rogers Carlock Mr. & Mrs. Baird W. Ryan Mrs. Francis F. Randolph, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Theodore C. Rogers Dawn Ryan Dr. & Mrs. Irwin Rappaport Mr. & Mrs. Greg Rohan Joan L. & Reade H. Ryan Janet L. Rassweiler Barbara & Robert Rohdie Linda Ryder Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Rattray John Rohs Mr. & Mrs. Frederic Ryser Brian W. Bolster & Roxane F. Reardon Elliott C. Rosch Claire Sabel Bennett Rechler Mr. & Mrs. Elihu Rose Elaine Saber Carolyn & Joe Reece Mr. & Mrs. Barry S. Roseman Michele & Antonio Sacconaghi Mr. & Mrs. Thomas L. Reece Fanny & Stephen Rosenak Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Warren Saft The Reed Foundation, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Gary Rosenberg Alice Saligman Mr. & Mrs. Peter J. Regna Brian Rosenfeld Patricia Salmon The Reich Fund Rosenheim Family Charitable Foundation Barbara Saltzman Christina Reik The Juliet Rosenthal Foundation, Inc. Jeanine and Louis Salvatore Mr. & Mrs. Richard Reiss, Jr. Andrew H. Rosenthal Alan E. Salz and Brad Whitehurst Mr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Renyi Michael Rosenthal Cory Sammons Scott N. Resnick William Roskin Nancy Lee Samuel The Karl F. Reuling Fund Alfred & Jane Ross Foundation Sandler Family Fund Paul & Lisa Revson Mr. & Mrs. Cye E. Ross Mr. & Mrs. Mark J. Sandler Mr. & Mrs. Brian Riano Mr. & Mrs. Stephen M. Ross Jeannette W. Sanger Katherine Rice & Peter Frishauf Steven P. & Linda S. Ross Beatriz Davila Santo Domingo Richard Hogan & Carron Sherry Foundation Wilbur L. Ross & Hilary Geary Mr. & Mrs. John Sargent Mr. & Mrs. Bruce J. Richards Mr. & Mrs. Laurence B. Rossbach, Jr. Sidney Sass Grace E. Richardson Katherine Rossolimo Allison B. Saxe Dr. Annette U. Rickel Jon & Susan Rotenstreich Foundation Elisa M. Scatena Michael Ridder & Linda Vance Mr. & Mrs. Jon W. Rotenstreich Mr. & Mrs. Henry Schacht Virginia Ridder Daryl & Steven Roth Foundation Robert H. Schaffer Ricardo Riefkohl Mr. & Mrs. Steven Roth Linda Schapiro * deceased

 Cover Contents Partnership Strategic Plan Craftsmanship Stewardship Friendship Financials Lists Support Info  76 Mr. & Mrs. Arnold A. Scharf Thomas & Ann Seifert Mr. & Mrs. Francois Sicart $1,000 to Mrs. George T. Scharffenberger Russell & Frances Selby Mr. & Mrs. Walter F. Siebecker $4,999 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen J. Scheffer Naomi O. Seligman & Ernest M. von Simson Peggy Siegal continued William R. Schermerhorn Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Selkowitz Mr. & Mrs. Joseph R. Siegelbaum The Irwin S. Scherzer Fondation Christopher T. Selvage Mr. & Mrs. Lee Siegelson Marge Scheuer Nancy Selvage Jonathan Siegfried & Marion Bachrach The Schiff Foundation William Selvage Mr. & Mrs. Eric F. Silverman Mr. & Mrs. David T. Schiff Richard Sergel & Susan Baggett Mr. & Mrs. Larry A. Silverstein Bruce & Susan Schlechter Nicole Sexton David C. Pugh & Tina F. Silvestri Michael Schler & Joan McClure Pamela S. Seymon The Pierre F. Simon Charitable Trust Sanford J. Schlesinger & Lianne Lazetera The Martin D. and Jean Shafiroff Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Irwin D. Simon Gene & Eleanore Schloss Charitable Fund Jean L. Shafiroff Jacqueline Albert Simon Eleanore & Eugene Schloss Mr. & Mrs. Irving Shafran Mr. & Mrs. Talbott Simonds Schlosstein-Hartley Family Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Dhiren Shah Carl & Fay Simons Pascale Schmidt Albert G. Shahugian Mr. & Mrs. John Sipp Mr. & Mrs. David L. Schnadig Mr. & Mrs. Marvin R. Shanken Mr. & Mrs. Norman L. Sirota Mr. & Mrs. Richard G. Schneidman Peter Shankman Roberta Sirzyk Andrew J. Schorr Amy Shapiro Mr. & Mrs. James B. Sitrick Mr. & Mrs. Paul C. Schorr III Neal B. Shapiro & Hyunyu Chang The Slayton Family Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Schorsch Curt B. Sharp & Dean Stein Mr. John W. Adams Mr. & Mrs. Jake Schrader Aimee Sharrock Mr. & Mrs. F. Randall Smith Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Schueller Mr. & Mrs. George H. Shattuck, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Grant Smith Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan Schulhof Michael & Sara Shaw Harry Smith & Andrea Kuslits Heather Schulman Ronda R. Shaw & Alan B. Zients June Smith & Steve Pensinger Patricia Schulte & Thomas Yamin Jacqueline & Neal Shear Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence C. Smith Frances Schultz Foundation Mr. & Mrs. David A. Sheehan Mark Smith Frances Myrick Schultz Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Sheehan Michael P. Smith Mr. & Mrs. Michael Schumaecker Shelly & Michael Kassen Philanthropic Fund Mr. & Mrs. Randall Smith Sara Lee & Axel Schupf Heather & John Shemilt Ronald W. Smith Marjorie Moses Schwab Stephen Shepard & Lynn Povich Mr. & Mrs. Charles F. Smithers, Jr. Barry K. Schwartz Family Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Isaac Sherman Iza Smolokowska Robert & Lynne Schwartz Fund Joan Sherman Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan S. Sobel Nancy Schwartz Fund Mr. & Mrs. Michael Sherman Mr. & Mrs. Joseph G. Solari, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Barry K. Schwartz Ms. Renata Walter & Mr. Michael Sherman Max Solomon Foundation Inc. Joan C. Schwartz Ronald Sherman Judith & Peter Som Nancy Schwartz Mr. & Mrs. Stephen C. Sherrill Ted Sonnenschein & Penny Wohlstetter Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Schwartz Jay Sherwood George Soros Whitney Schwartz Mr. & Mrs. Thomas R. Shiah Mr. & Mrs. George Soros Maggie Schwarz Elizabeth Shields Mr. & Mrs. Paul Soros* The William C. & Cindy L. Scott Foundation Winston Shih Mr. & Mrs. Robert Soros William C. Scott The Susan Stein Shiva Foundation Mr. & Mrs. William G. Spears Mr. & Mrs. James Scott Gil Shiva Margot & Hoyt Spelman Charles Scribner Alexandra W. Logue & Ian Shrank Marlene Spigner Dr. & Mrs. Thomas P. Sculco Alexandra & Michael Shuman Mr. & Mrs. Eliot L. Spitzer * deceased

 Cover Contents Partnership Strategic Plan Craftsmanship Stewardship Friendship Financials Lists Support Info  77 Arthur D. Sporn Jon L. Stryker The Juju Chang & Neal Shapiro $1,000 to John P. Sposato Mr. & Mrs. Michael Stubbs Charitable Fund $4,999 Natalie Cass Stange Dr. Steven Stuchin & Dr. Pamela Stuchin The Laura & Kevin O’Donohue Family continued Carl Stanton & Laura Warner R. David Sudarsky Charitable GIft Fund Stapleton Charitable Trust Anne R. & Patrick Sullivan The O’Neill Petal Charitable Fund The Honorable & Mrs. Craig Stapleton Patricia Sullivan The Phil Fund Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan C. Stapleton Mr. & Mrs. R. Peter Sullivan III The Rich Soja Charitable Fund Richard J. Stark Edward Sulzberger Foundation The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Emily & Ryan Stark William I. Sussman The Rotenstreich Family Foundation Carolyn Starmann Mr. & Mrs. Charles O. Svenson Thendara Foundation Sonya Starr The Sweet Pea Foundation Joseph Michael Thomas II Tama Starr Susan Sweet & Robert Nieuwenhuizen Fern & Michael Thomas Stecher Family Foundation James R. Swenson Nathan C. & Margaret Y. Thorne Fund Becky Diamond & Jamie Stecher Mr. & Mrs. Howard J. Swidler At New York Co Kemp W. Steib Virginia Swift Mr. & Mrs. Nathaniel C. Thorne Ms. Janet Stein Mr. & Mrs. Thomas N. Szabo Alice M. Thorpe Mr. & Mrs. Martin Stein, Jr. Szilvia Szmuk-Tanenbaum Tibergien Charitable Fund Susan Steinsapir Mr. & Mrs. Richard Taddonio, Jr. Mark & Arlene Tibergien Alan Stephenson & Shannon Kennedy Mr. & Mrs. Robert D. Taggart Tiger Baron Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Alan Stephenson Mr. & Mrs. Randolph S. Takian The Tilghman Family Foundation Mr. & Mrs. George E. Stephenson II Mr. & Mrs. Philip Talkow Mrs. George H. Tilghman Sherri Stephenson Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Talley The Laura Steinberg Tisch Foundation, Inc. The Sterling Fund Priscilla M. Tamkin Jeffrey A. Tobias Howard & Miriam Stern Paul Tanico Sarah Tod Fund Louise A. Stern Mr. & Mrs. Robert Tannenhauser Sharon L. Todd Mr. & Mrs. Michael Stern David & Peggy Tanner Philanthropic Fund Bruce E. & Robbi S. Toll Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Whitney Stevens Mr. & Mrs. David A. Tanner Mr. & Mrs. Bruce E. Toll Stephanie & Ned Stiker Amy & Jeff Tarr, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Maynard Toll Elizabeth H. Stinchcomb Mr. & Mrs. John R. Tassini David Tolley & Nancy Lee Louise Sinnott Stocker Mr. & Mrs. Samuel MV Tatnall Daniel Toole Michael A. Stocker Paul J. Taubman Podie Lynch & James A. Torrey Terry & Peter Stockman Jean E. Taylor Fund Lydia Touzet David J. Stoll Diana Taylor Mr. & Mrs. Robert Towler Patricia H. Grodd & Michael S. Stone Jean E. Taylor Piotr Traczewski Tina Storper Roxanne K. Taylor Mr. & Mrs. Remy Trafelet Natasha & Richard Stowe Mr. & Mrs. Lenard B. Tessler Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Trainor Robert G. Strachan Mr. & Mrs. Donald F. Textor Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Traugott Mr. & Mrs. Donald I. Strauber The Ann & Weston Hicks Charitable Fund Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Treadway Susan F. Strauss The Arthur L. Loeb Foundation Cynthia R. Tremblay The Dorothy Strelsin Foundation The Frick Charitable Fund Mr. & Mrs. Russell Triedman Mr. & Mrs. Guy N. Robinson The Irwin & Daryl Simon Charitable Fund Mr. & Mrs. Ted Trief Strong Foundation of New York The Jean Bruce & Juan Carlos Benita Trinkle Mr. & Mrs. Geoffrey Strong Cappello Fund Kathleen H. Tripp Mr. & Mrs. Roger Strong Rosanna Troiano * deceased

 Cover Contents Partnership Strategic Plan Craftsmanship Stewardship Friendship Financials Lists Support Info  78 Lee Trotman Marcia Wade Timothy P. Whalen $1,000 to Helen M. Truax Kathryn F. Wagner Mr. & Mrs. William Whaley $4,999 Truist Marsha Wagner John P. White continued Mr. & Mrs. Andrew J.F. Tucker Jeanette Sarkisian Wagner & Paul Wagner The Whitehead Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Jay Scott Tucker Mr. & Mrs. George Wailand Mr. & Mrs. John C. Whitehead Robert L. Turner Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan Wainwright Laura Whitman & Thomas Danziger Turtle Fund Waka Foundation Nina & Michael Whitman U.M.R. Foundation, Inc. Daniel Walfish Mr. & Mrs. Robert L Wholey IV Evan W. Uhlick & Ashton B. Abbot Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey C. Walker Lawrence Wieman & Lief Sannen United Way of New York City Thomas R. Wall IV Wien Family Fund Saul Unter Ian G. Wallace Mr. & Mrs. Byron R. Wien Marjorie & Clarence E. Unterberg Foundation, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Peter Wallace Mr. & Mrs. Seymour Wiener Mr. & Mrs. Thomas I. Unterberg Mrs. Jay L. Wallberg Sandra Sasser Wijnberg Utay Family Philanthropic Fund Joseph Francis Walton Charitable Fund Mr. & Mrs. Anthony H. Wild Mr. & Mrs. Marc A. Utay Joseph F. Walton Mrs. B. Robert Williamson Mr. & Mrs. Renato Valente Mr. & Mrs. Ali Edward Wambold Gertrude de G. Wilmers Mr. & Mrs. Lewis van Amerongen Dr. Karl M. F. Wamsler Mr. & Mrs. Robert G. Wilmers Van Beuren Charitable Foundation Scott Ward Wilmington Trust Mr. & Mrs. Michiel van der Voot Mr. & Mrs. Saul Waring Mark Jay Menting & Laura J. Wilson Lois Van Deusen Erin Warlan Dr. Philip D. Wilson, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. John H. van Merkensteijn Cecille Wasserman Mr. & Mrs. Charles Winn Mr. & Mrs. Guy Van Pelt Mr. & Mrs. Steven R. Wax David Winter Mr. & Mrs. Daniel van Starrenburg Mindy Webster Alan & Hope Winters Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Van Zijl Wechsler Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Peter Wirth Todd Vannucci Patricia M. Weeks The Wisch Family Foundation Becka Vargus Katz Florence Weicker Debi & Steven Wisch Joseph & Loretta Vento Christine Weiher Harold & Judith Witkow Paul Verbinnen Edward Weil Mr. & Mrs. William T. Wolf Ms. Ann Vermes Mr. & Mrs. Frank Weil The Wolfson Family Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Vertin Marshall Weinberg Frances L. Wolfson Ms. Sheridan Vichie Mrs. Robert J. Weinberg Ms. Kelly Sidley and Dr. Adam Wollowick Carlin Vickery & James Capalino Mr. & Mrs. Steven K. Weinberg The Wonderful Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Jerome L. Villalba Mr. & Mrs. Ralph E. Weindling Kenneth Wong Mr. & Mrs. Conrad Vlak Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Weiner David & Nancy Wood Guillermo & Maria Vogel Christopher K. Aidun & Susan E. Weiner Kathleen M. Wood The Volcker Family Foundation, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Steven J. Weinreb Mr. & Mrs. Gene M. Woodfin Grace Lyu Volckhausen Andrew Weinrich Dian Woodner Von Der Heyden Family Foundation Carolee Weinstein The Woods Foundation Mary Ellen & Karl von der Heyden Mr. & Mrs. Robert Weintraub Mr. & Mrs. Ward W. Woods Mrs. Franz von Ziegesar Audry & Alex Weintrob James H. Worth Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Voss Jonathan G. Weiss & Barbara Asch Ashley & Matthew Wotiz Mr. & Mrs. Steven Wacaster Todd Weisse Mr. & Mrs. D. Malcolm Wright Wacht & Pearlstein Family Fund Mr. & Mrs. Pieter Wernink Samantha Wright James R. Wacht & Meryl D. Pearlstein Mr. & Mrs. Andrew H. Wetenhall Suzanne & Ravi Yadav

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80 Corporate (Gift, Pledges, Pledge Payments made July 1, 2012 – June 30, 2013)

Chase $1 Million J.P. Morgan and Over

Alcoa Foundation $500,000 to mcgarrybowen $999,999

WABC-TV $250,000 to Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP $499,999

Bloomberg New York Road Runners Club $100,000 to EY Tiffany & Co. $249,999 Macquarie Group Time Warner Inc.

Bank of America $50,000 to Consolidated Edison Company of New York, Inc. $99,999 Van Cleef & Arpels, Inc.

Allen & Company Equinox $25,000 to American Express Foundation Japan Day, Inc. $49,999 AMETEK Foundation, Inc. Metromedia Company BASF Corporation Viacom Brooks Brothers The Walt Disney Company

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81 Anonymous The Corcoran Group Oasis Children’s Services LLC $10,000 to 20th Century Fox Film Corporation Epoch Films, Inc. Park Suite Hotel, Inc. $24,999 533 Kids Productions, LLC Federated Department Stores Foundation Paulson & Co. The Ayco Company, L.P. First Eagle Investment Management The Pierre New York, A Taj Hotel Bike New York, Inc. Fox US Productions 19, Inc. The Plaza The Bloomingdale’s Fund of the FTP Productions, LLC Saks Fifth Avenue Macy’s Foundation General Atlantic Partners LLC Sony Corporation of America Bonanza Productions Inc. Jack Resnick & Sons, Inc. Super Soccer Stars CBIZ MHM, LLC Jimmy Choo United Airlines, Inc. Century Road Club Association NBC Studios, Inc. Van Eck Global Christian Dior New York Fast Pitch League Warner Bros. Pictures Clayton, Dubilier & Rice, LLC News Corporation West Side Soccer League

Anonymous (2) Essex Investment Management Option Squared LLC $5,000 to Albéa Beauty Solutions USA LLC Freshpet Paola Quadretti Worldwide Inc. $9,999 Avon Products, Inc. GA Partners Foundation PetSmart AXA Foundation Graff Diamonds Inc. Swifto, Inc. Banfield Pet Hospital Lou Hammond & Associates Techno Flash Inc. C. Stasky Associates - The Interior Builders Harney & Sons Tea Corp. Bertram Teich Foundation, Inc. Coach Foundation InterContinental New York Times Square Tower Group, Inc. Columbia Gramma & Preparatory School Metro Hort Group, Inc. Universal Network Television LLC Corbin Capital Partners, L.P. Mutual of America Unleashed by Petco Davey & Unno Inc. NATIXIS Woodridge Productions, Inc. DirecTV Group, Inc. New York Croquet Club, Inc.

Anonymous (3) Circa Jewels Kaufman Management $1,000 to ADCO Electrical Corporation Danieli Entertainment Corp. Killifish Production, Inc. $4,999 Altria Group, Inc. Devi Kroell Inc. Konoske Photography, Inc. Arthur Beir & Company Donna Karan International, Inc. Lakewood Brothers Productions, LLC Aspen Insurance US Services Inc. Eurotech The Law Office Of Stan G. Horowitz B+H Company Fogal Legwear of Switzerland Lola’s Productions LLC Bally Galo Shoes Longchamp Barclay Investments, Inc. General Motors Foundation Lord & Taylor Barneys New York Gracious Home Madison Avenue BID Bum’s Rush Softball League Harbour Technical Services, Inc. MARS Snackfood US, LLC Calvin Klein Collection Richard L. Hoffman and Associates, Inc. Max Mara CBS Productions Hyperactive Content LLC Meryl Toback Interiors Central Moving & Storage Co. Ias Productions LLC North Six, Inc. Central Park Sports Identity Media, Inc. NorthSouth Productions CH Carolina Herrera Interpublic Group Oscar de la Renta Charlotte Olympia Jazzmobile Inc. Paradoxal, Inc.

 Cover Contents Partnership Strategic Plan Craftsmanship Stewardship Friendship Financials Lists Support Info  82 Phillips-Van Heusen Foundation Room 773, Inc. Townhouse Properties Inc $1,000 to Porsche Design Group Setai 781, LLC Trevor Day School $4,999 Prestige Mills, Inc. Sorelle Consulting, LLC Triple Crown Sports, Inc. continued Prudence Shipping Corporation Stardust Visions TVM Productions, Inc. Puma North America, Inc. Stony Creek Capital Association Twin America, LLC Quadra Productions Stop & Stor Charitable Fund W. P. Carey Inc. Real Estate League Stuart Weitzman Retail, LLC The Whittier Trust Company Relish Caterers Stubbs & Wootton Richard Hall, Inc. Theatre Venture, Inc.

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83 Jeremy Abarno Greg Harfst Anthony Moschini Team Central Donna Adan Jill Heymsfield Ben Pierce Kendra Alcock Tim Kalavruzos Eve Pomerantz Park Sara Beaney Telia Kapteyn Gilbert Quioan Kara Brockett Hristos Kolovos Jon Rubin Joseph Brunner Joanna Korein Claire Sabel Peter Cobos Gal Lavid Iza Smolokowska Maeve Connell Charles Leonard David Tolley Lisa Cornelio Christy Loper Piotr Traczewski Kurt Davey Alexander Lopez Lee Trotman Margaret Donnelly Paul Mackey Christine Weiher Alexis Donovan Peter McNierney David Winter Daniel Dowd Jack Minnear Ken Fidje Maximilian Moehlmann

Anonymous (5) Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey R. Boffa Vernon L. Dinkel Olmsted David B. Acker Colette Bonsard Charles W. Dunn Mr. & Mrs. Peter Norton Dorothy A. Borg Helene B. Eiber Visionaries Gina Adelman Lisa M. Bosse Diana Elton Radway Mr. & Mrs. Gino Alaimo Dorothy Bracey & Tom Johnson Linda Emond Mary Christine Andrews Gerald L. Bray Phoebe J. Epstein Elizabeth Apley Mrs. Charles E. Brenauer Robert A. & Elaine Erlandson Scott Archer LeMerle Brinkley Mr. & Mrs. James H. Evans Robert Ardini Pauline H. Brooks Olive Evans Areta M. Arlen Teresa F. Brooks Mary Ellen Fahs Winifred Armstrong Mr. & Mrs. Albert Bukszpan Bayla K. Falber Janet Baker Richard A. Burgheim & Ricki Fulman Judy Farkas Frank Bamberger Lois A. Burke Elaine Reiman Fenton, PhD Iris Barad Nedda Casei Dennis R. Ferguson Lynn A. Barber Joy H. Chaillou Stephen W. Fillo & Jane Carolyn Gould Karen Barnett Rev. Chawanda Charae Dick Flamm Henrie Jo Barth Bertha Chase Mary A. Flannery Arlene A. Bartlow Mark K. Childress Susan Fraker Vida H. Beaven John D. Claypoole Dr. & Mrs. Kenneth W. Franklin Mr. & Mrs. Maurice J. Bendahan Ruth L. Cohen Deborah L. Friant Susanna W. Berger Mr. & Mrs. Theodore Cohn Lois Gartlir Dr. Bernard Berkowitz Anne Collier Barry Geller Mr. & Mrs. Marco B. Bianchi Margot Collins Theresa J. Germaine Carl Bilyeu Reverend Alma Daniel Mr. & Mrs. David T. Gibbons Martin L. Birnbaum & Myra Weiss Marquette de Bary Jane A. Gil Barbara E. Bishop H. Bruce Deal Richard Gilder & Lois Chiles Janet L. Blau Albert Deveraux Marianne Johnson Gill

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84 Barbara A. Gillette Miriam & Steven Hyman Helene H. McCarty Olmsted Gilbert W. Glass Joyce A. Hyon Charles F. McCown Virginia Holden Glover Barbara Idzerda John C. McGuire Visionaries Lynn Goldfine Ako Imamura Norma McMillan & Robert McLaughlin continued Susanna and Dov Goldstein MD Mr. & Mrs. Justin B. Israel Vivian & Edward Merrin Phyllis Goodfriend Frederick Jacobson Mr. & Mrs. Leon Metz Mr. & Mrs. Peter B. Goodrich Anita & Robert Jacobson Miss Kay Michaels Antoinette & Bernard Grant Irma B. Jaffe Ann D. Michell Nancy R. Greenberg Mr. & Mrs. Michael Janicki Karen Michelsen Thomas M. Griffing Carmen Jerome-Parks Fran H. Miller Edward Grombacher & Ilona Swaring Theresa M. Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Leigh M. Miller Edmund A. Grossman Richard Kagan Samuel L. Miller Mrs. Arthur S. Guilder Carolyn Kane Saul Mines Lee Haber David M. Kaplan Deborah A. Monk Helen M. Hacker David I. Karabell & Paula Moss Arthur Moore Shelley Ann Hainer Allen M. Katz Mr. & Mrs. Patrick A. Morgan Howard E. Hallengren Arlene Katz Evelyn Morgenbesser Mr. & Mrs. Paul Hammond Mr. & Mrs. Herbert J. Katz Leonora Morrison Mr. & Mrs. Charles W. Haney Susan Lynn Katz Mr. & Mrs. Paul A. Murphy Dr. & Mrs. Leonard C. Harber Sandra Kazinski Marjorie Naughton Josie Harkness Lorna Kelly Karen J. Nelson Ruth Ann & William F. Harnisch Cynthia Kelman Ruth L. Nelson Mr. & Mrs. Robert Harper Dr. Barbara Kenner R. Neuber Mrs. Morton B. Harris Mr. & Mrs. Donald T. Keys Marcia Newfield Nancy L. Harris Jeffrey Kindley Robert K. Niddrie Allison Hart Mr. & Mrs. Dong Kingman, Jr. Paula Offricht Robert G. Hartmann Stephen Kirschenbaum Doris M. Ohlsen Joan L. Hasner Mr. & Mrs. Lansing Lamont Mr. & Mrs. Richard Ohrstrom Dr. Charles R. Hayes Diana L. Langer Karen O’Keefe Andree M. Hayum Marcia A. Lapham Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth S. Olshan Mary D. Herberich Wendy Larsen Susan Orbach John L. Herbert Grace Leight Lida Orzeck Judith F. Hernstadt Frank Lettley Mrs. William H. Osborn Judith Heustein Gerardo Levy Emy Otani Andrea E. Hill Jessica Lichtner Muriel Peters Mr. & Mrs. John L. Hirsch Margery Lipton Barbara P. Peterson Karen L. Hobson Arthur S. Liss Robert Petrie Dr. & Ms. Joseph F. Hoffman Catherine Lumuscio Dr. & Mrs. Paul J. Poppers Mr. & Mrs. Ronald E. Hoffman Bonnie Lee Long Richard & Diane Porter Dore Hollander Bernadette Lynch Jennifer Power Mr. & Mrs. Richard Holman Virginia Lyon Desmonde Printz Mary Hudson Janet Mardfin Andrea W. Raskin William P. Huxley, Jr. Kathi Marks Ruth Reel Frieda Hyman Marion M. Maybank Christina Reik * deceased

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85 Laura Bemben Ressner Dr. & Mrs. David Searles Jane Susskind-Narins Olmsted Carol Rial & Steven Mau Richard Seff James R. Swenson Mr. & Mrs. John L. Richards Cecily C. Selby Shirley Glubok Tamarin Visionaries Michele Risa Norman C. Selby & Melissa G. Vail Doria A. Tenca continued Dr. Josephine Rogers Miss Annette Shear Judith Thatcher Barbara & Robert Rohdie Carole L. Shear, M.D. Joseph Michael Thomas II Janet L. Ross Virginia Sheerin Theresa S. Thompson Alan Rothfeld Nina Shulman Mr. & Mrs. Leo J. Tick Ravi Rozdon Gloria Silver Jerry A. Tishman Sue Rudman Mr. & Mrs. Sidney Simon Raymond W. Townsend Ann Russell Randall Sloan Elliot Spencer Turgen Joan Sachs Susan Smith Juliet R. Turner Mr. & Mrs. Shoji Sadao James Thurmond Smithgall Mr. & Mrs. Renato Valente Isabel Sadurni Jo Sokolski Foundation Virginia Hoge Verwaal A & J Saks Foundation, Inc. Edwin Lee Solot & Marie de Lucia Elizabeth Voigt Michael L. Samuels Judith & Peter Som Patricia M. Volk Blitzer Janice Sands Gary A. Soren Carol M. Waaser Michael J. Santaferrara Mr. & Mrs. Robert Sorenson Dr. Aileen Ward Dr. Lorna J. Sass Lawrence B. Spector Mrs. Allen Wardwell Mr. & Mrs. Robert Sawyer Margot & Hoyt Spelman Ryan D. Warner Allison B. Saxe John P. Sposato Cynthia Webster Alvin Schechter Mr. & Mrs. William H. Squier Richard Weil Philip Scheffler & Dr. Linda Scheffler Judith Steckler Marshall Weinberg Steven Schmidt Catherine Potter Jane Weiser & Karl R. Knobelsdorf David J. Schnabel & James F. Minter Rhoda Stern Margery K. Westin Roberta Schneiderman Suzanne Stevens Barbara A. Withers Margaret A. Schuette Mr. & Mrs. David W. Stewart Howard S. Yaruss Rosa L. Schupbach Terry & Peter Stockman Anita Zacharias Schwindeman-Romano Family Robert G. Strachan Miriam Troop Zuger Mr. & Mrs. Henry J. Scott The Dorothy Strelsin Foundation Michael J. Seaberg Christopher Stromee

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Estate of Brooke Russell Astor Estate of Robert I. Goldman Estate of Evelyn Page Estate Gifts Estate of Mary McConnell Bailey Estate of Kenneth D. Huszar Estate of Gitta Perl Estate of Henry Balter Estate of Robert Mayer Immerman Estate of Judith E. Siegel-Baum Estate of Thais Cohrone Estate of Edith Jurka Estate of Clare Skaling Estate of Doris Firestone Estate of Dorothy A. Lander Estate of Roger Webster Estate of Vera Freeman Estate of Jane L. Mali Estate of Joseph Winokur Estate of Anthony Geiss Estate of Dorothy Klein Mosheim Estate of Marvin Zim Estate of Mae Goffe Estate of Marian O. Naumburg Estate of Fanny Goldfarb Estate of Gail Nyberg

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87 Ezra Aboodi Juanita Fernandez Brad Leffe In Memoriam Eugene J. Agnello Harold Fleischer Siamac Levian David Altman Regina Flynn Edith Levin Edith Altman Roseanne Flynn Linda Levine Arsenio Alvarez Lillian Frank James Lewis Tasha Ann Norman Freeman Jim Lewis Barbara Anson Earl J. Geissler Antoinette D. Ligotti Lennon V. Baldwin Stephen Geissler Joan M. Lomaki Barbara Barela-Desimone Marc Gershwin Babette Lorenzi Lois P. Beadle Charlie Glazier Enrique Loutsch Derrick A. Bell Mae Goffe Sophie S. Machlin Anna M. Benziger Bill Golterman Helen G. MacLeod Woodhouse Alan W. Bieler Stanley E. Goodman Phyllis Margolis Brian Birmingham Arlene Goodstein Regina F. McCormick Walter Borowicz Evelyn Haines Matthew McKenna Matthew Bronstein Robert J. Hanzl Isabelle McNally Philip Brous Adlai S. Hardin Patricia Meilman Francis C. Brown Margaret F. Heimann Samuel Menashe Joan R. Brown Sarah Henry Wollheim Carol H. Michaels Kathy Brutkiewicz Donald Herbert Dina Miranda Robert E. Brzuchowski Edward Herbert Rosalie Misukewicz Robert Carlin Julia Hilfer Paul Mittelman Jennifer Chouraqui Gerry S. Hirsch Joseph Morenzi Saul Clateman Sybil Hite Frederick Morgan Dean H. Clopton Daniel W. Homan Gail Mutterperl Bradford P. Colcord Miu Lam Hung Rosemary C. Naegele Michel Combe Stanley Hura Michael R. Naess Stephen Conn Charles B. Hyman Lois Nasser John P. Davey Lauretta Irving Fran Negrin Chris De Fazio Jerome Jaffe Dorey Neilinger Albert DeMatteo Shui-Man Kam John C. Nelson Michael J. DeSola Muriel H. Katz Bernard W. Nimkin Ilona DeVito Sayyid & Marie Khatami Shinichi Nishimiya Mort Diamond Joan King Peter Obermann Charles DiCunzolo Murray King Johnny O’Leary Salvatore P. DiStasio Francis Knapik Francine L. Ostrow Bill Dolan Arlene Kormes Thomas M. Pierson Kerry Drbul A. A. Kotler Lucille E. Polito Walter Dulken Gregory Kouri Norman Pomerantz Ronald Ebner Leo Krim Noah Pozner Nora Ephron Lucia Krim David Rakoff Leonard X. Farbman Jon Krueger David Rayfiel Jerrold Feldman Wendy Landes Linzi Rector Murray Feldman Ali Lari Edith Rose Paula Ferance Carolyn Lax Martin E. Rose

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88 David Rubinowitz Chris Singleton Roger K. Webster In Memoriam Scott H. Saber Shibendra K. Sinha Marco Weisbard continued Joel Sankel Alan B. Slifka Lorenzo D. Weisman Thomas A. Scales Nicholas Slivka David Weiss Stephen W. Scammell Florence Spitzer Middy Weissbart Irwin Schneiderman Saul P. Steinberg Caroline R. Williamson Helen Schoenfeld Elaine B. Steiner Joseph A. Winokur Viola Schreckinger Nancy Tanabe Samuel Wolfe Benjamin Schuster Mrs. Harold “Snooky” Tannen Larry Wolk Leonard Schuyler Guari R. Terrero Elizabeth K. Wood Hermann Schwab Peter B. Trinkle James Woodhouse Robert L. Schwartz Barbara Tyacke Sandra S. Wright Charles E. Selvage Duncan Wang Nadine C. Zamichow

Ainar D. Aijala James C. Hendon Barbara O. Nelson Honorary Dwight P. Allen Mary Malhotra Alan Nicholson Andrew & Karl Hunter Douglas Inc. E. W. Nordberg Douglas Baird Rachel James Jane M. O’Brien Douglas J. Band Robert Kasirer Jenny Paulson Fred L. Barber Robert & Florence Kaufman Max Pine Marsha Blanke & Neil Lawner Thomas L. Kempner Chris & Stevie Porterfield Douglas Blonsky Jerome L. King Arielle Pozner Jason & Lauren Blum Byron Knief Dena & Janng Rosenberg Jason Blum Jean Kraft Monica Rosenthal William Bratton Steven J. Kumble Robert J. Russell Noreen Buckfire Barry & Jill Lafer Janet L. Ruttenberg Mercedes P. Castillo Sloan C. Larsen Stella Saltonstall Thomas Cirillo Stephen & Maribelle Leavitt Alan E. Salz and Bradley Whitehurst Stephen M. Clement Paul S. Levy Joseph H. Sanford Paul Curtis Memrie M. Lewis Sigrid Schafer Norma Dana Evdokia Luchezarnova Walter J. Schloss Monique Davidoff Alan MacDonald Martin Schlossberg Daniel L. Dolgin Regina Mariano Marlyne Sexton Oliver Effron Leonard Marsh David Shapiro Maureen M. Egen Susan K. Matelich Robert Siebold Donna Emma Leni & Peter May John H. Solomon Barbara R. Evans Carolyn McCrory Mark D. Spitzer Ella-Rose Fuller Patricia Meilman Peter Standish Samantha Topping Gellert Zac Miller Marcie & Miles Stuchin Dov B. Goldstein Nancy D. Missett Henriette Suhr David Hamamoto Charles Moss Julia P. Weld Amanda Hambrecht David P. Murbach Benjamin Wildasin & Carolyn Ng George A. Hambrecht James L. Nederlander Philip Yesim Karsten Henco George A. Needham Darlene S. Yoseloff Ann Ziff  Cover Contents Partnership Strategic Plan Craftsmanship Stewardship Friendship Financials Lists Support Info  89

89 21 Club Great Performances SD26 Restaurant & Wine Bar Gifts in Kind A Christmas Story, The Musical Lanny Grossman Serafina Alcoa, Inc. Anne S. Harrison Serendipity 3 & Services Algonquin Hotel, Autograph Collection Haven’s Kitchen Aimee Sharrock Annie on Broadway Henry & Co Design, LLC Sirio Ristorante Antica Pesa Hotel Beacon SoulCycle Appalachian Mountain Club Hourglass Footwear Sprinkles Cupcakes Armani Ristorante Ivy Bakery Alison B. Strong Barneys New York J. Crew Inc. Swifty’s Restaurant Ann Bascove JetBlue Airways Corporation Tacombi Michael Bassett & Darren Henault JumpLife Begum Taft Benoit Eleanora B. Kennedy Thalassa Restaurant Bice Ristorante Lucille Khornak The Barking Meter Brasserie Cognac Ellen Ko The City Bakery Brasserie Les Halles Ktchn Restaurant The Clarke’s Group Bridgewater Chocolate Katherine Kwei The Container Store Brooklyn Brewery La Boite en Bois The Dog Photographer Brooks Brothers La Esquina The Estée Lauder Companies Inc. Noreen Buckfire Le Pain Quotidien The Fhitting Room Camp Canine leChurro The Loeb Central Park Boathouse Caravaggio Leica Gallery New York/Leica Camera Inc. The Naked Grape Wendy N. Carduner Maya Restaurant The Pierre New York, A Taj Hotel Central Park Tennis Center Nancy D. Missett The Seafire Grill Chambers Hotel momofuku Tiffany & Co. Charlie Girl, LLC Nancy Swiezy Events Lizzie Tisch Shirin Christoffersen New York Mets Toloache 82 Cloud Catering NY Skateout Tommy Bahama Manhattan Island Deer Valley Resort Oheka Castle Tonnie’s Minis Delicatessen Pampano Botaneria Top Shelf Clothes Devi Restaurant Plated.com Tulsi Dilenschneider Group Regent Bali Tuthilltown Spirits Dr. Michelle Copeland Skin Care Regent Beijing Patricia Underwood DreamDry Regent Berlin United Airlines, Inc. Drybar Regent Phuket Cape Panwa Van Cleef & Arpels, Inc. East 12th Osteria Regent Taipei VeeV Erika Bloom Pilates Plus Ristorante Morini WABC-TV Exhale Spa Rouge Tomate Warby Parker Four Seasons Hotel New York Katherine K. Ryser Wathne Ltd. Gordon Ramsay at The London NYC Sant Ambroeus Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP Gracious Home Saratoga Olive Oil Co. Zio Ristorante

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91 Women’s Committee Programs & Events (As of October 7, 2013)

Chairman Susan Calhoun Amanda Moran Adopt-A-Bench Kamie Lightburn Judy Collins Muffy Miller Mary Beth Harvey Kelly Sidley Founding Chairman Laurie Hodgson Nancy Sipp Phyllis Cerf Wagner* Tracey Huff Douglas Thomas Kimberley Hutfilz McDowell Winn Honorary Chairman Emily Leonard Sheila Labrecque

Co-Chairs Olmsted Tables Elizabeth R. Varet Frederick Law Lise Evans Jane Bayard Mary J. Wallach Olmsted Cathy Ingram Adele G. Block Kamie Lightburn Bloomberg Conservator Tables Awards Luncheon Betsy Pitts Mrs. Robert D. Brown Suzie Aijala (May 1, 2013) Patricia Chambers Mrs. Thomas Bowers Event Sponsor Judith-Ann Corrente Mrs. Kenneth A. Buckfire Tiffany & Co. Jennifer Diamond Marilyn Calderwood / Kathleen Perkal Diana Roesch DiMenna / Tania Higgins Judith M. Carson Corporate Chair Andrea Henderson Fahnestock/ CHANEL J.P. Morgan Mrs. Robert W. Kleinschmidt Suzanne L. Chute Jane Heller Ann Clairmont Honorees Cathy Ingram Michele Cohen Jenny & John Paulson Mrs. Robert Wood Johnson IV Con Edison Sheila C. Labrecque The Corcoran Group Landmark Tables Mrs. Richard S. LeFrak Norma T. Dana Stephanie Coleman / Mrs. John A. Griffin Kamie Lightburn DIOR Lise Evans Gillian Miniter Douglas Elliman Anne S. Harrison Elyse Newhouse Kathy Drill Amabel James Lizabeth A. Newman Linda W. Filardi J.P. Morgan Betsy Pitts Laura Fisch Thomas L. Kempner, Jr. & Katheryn Patterson Jenny Price Vicki Foley Alexia Leuschen Donna Day Schwartz Gwendolyn Fragomen Jenny & John Paulson Margaret Smith Richard Gilder & Lois Chiles Jacqueline Sackler Linda Snider Sascha Greenberg Tiffany & Co. Lizzie Tisch Jessica Stedman Guff * deceased

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92 Laurie B. Hodgson Supporters Olmsted Tickets Frederick Law Sharon Jacob Elizabeth H. Atwood Inge C. Brafman Olmsted Lori Kasowitz Suzanne L. Chute Patricia Fast Kristy Korngold Stephanie Coleman Barbara J. Fife Awards Luncheon Nyssa Kourakos Judith-Ann Corrente Heather H. Georges continued Michael A. Kovner and Lise Evans Rebecca Grafstein Jean Doyen de Montaillou Andrea Henderson Fahnestock Anne K. Groves Jill Lafer Mrs. John A. Griffin Peggy Hill Sandra Lee Anne S. Harrison Mrs. H. Frederick Krimendahl II Cynthia & Dan Lufkin Cathy Ingram Karen T. May Gigi Mahon Amabel James Liz Peay McCreery Laurie Gordon Mandelbaum J.P. Morgan Mrs. Katharine J. Rayner Jocelyn Markowitz Thomas L. Kempner, Jr. & Katheryn Patterson Dr. Annette U. Rickel Leni May Nanette L. Laitman Lois Robbins Mrs. Richard Mishaan The Estée Lauder Companies Inc. Judith Rush Ryan Mrs. Garrett Moran Alexia Leuschen Hazel Shanken Rosalind A. Myerson Kamie Lightburn Eleanor F. Sullivan Claudia Overstrom Jenny & John Paulson Mrs. Kathleen Tait Mrs. David B. Philip Betsy Pitts Laurie M. Tisch Elizabeth P. Pompa Mrs. John R. Robinson Barbara Tober Ann Pyne/Betty Sherrill Jacqueline Sackler Ann Unterberg Jennifer Rich Scalamandré Mrs. Michael V. M. van der Voort Allison Whipple Rockefeller / Tiffany & Co. Mrs. Jay T. Snyder Lizzie Tisch May & Samuel Rudin Family Foundation, Inc. Mary J. Wallach Mrs. Irene Schwartz Wathne, Ltd. Mrs. Stephen A. Schwarzman Leah Swarzman Landmark Tickets Michelle Swarzman Eleanora Kennedy Mrs. Wilmer J. Thomas, Jr. Elaine Langone Julia Merck Utsch Serena Lese Van Cleef & Arpels, Inc. Mrs. Daniel P. Paduano Sue Ann Weinberg Liz Peek Mrs. Edward K. Weld Lisa Pevaroff-Cohn Mrs. Louis S. Wolfe Mrs. John R. Robinson Nanar Yoseloff Mrs. E. John Rosenwald, Jr. Anna Kennedy Safir Mrs. Robert K. Steel

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93 Co-Chairmen Vicki Foley M. Antonia Paterno-Castello Membership Noreen Buckfire Anne S. Harrison Tatiana Perkin Muffy Miller Cathy Ingram Betsy Pitts Simone Mailman Bambi Putnam Committee Gillian Miniter Kara Ross Norma Dana Mary Moran Alexia Hamm Ryan Patti Fast Elisabeth Muhr Barbara Crikva Schumacher Jessica Guff Rosalind Myerson

Co-Chairmen Committee Rosalind Myerson Perimeter Suzie Aijala Gina Bartlett Laura O’Donohue Association Jenny Price Susan Calhoun Jennifer Pinkos Elizabeth Ann Stribling-Kivlan Bonnie Pope Honorary Chairman Denise Hoogland Susan Rudin Toni Peebler Julie Miller Elizabeth Stribling Warren Miller Coke Anne M. Wilcox

East Side 956 Fifth Avenue 1140 Fifth Avenue Perimeter The Sherry-Netherland Hotel (781 Fifth Avenue) 960 Fifth Avenue 1148 Fifth Avenue Association Metropolitan Club (1 East 60th Street) 965 Fifth Avenue 1158 Fifth Avenue 800 Fifth Avenue 985 Fifth Avenue 1170 Fifth Avenue Supporters The Knickerbocker Club (807 Fifth Avenue) 990 Fifth Avenue The Mount Sinai Hospital (Fifth Avenue at 100th Street) (in geographical order) 810 Fifth Avenue 993 Fifth Avenue The New York Academy of Medicine (1216 Fifth Avenue) 817 Fifth Avenue 998 Fifth Avenue 825 Fifth Avenue 1001 Fifth Avenue West Side 834 Fifth Avenue 8 East 83rd Street Trump International Hotel & Tower (1 Central Park West) 1 East 66th Street 1020 Fifth Avenue 15 Central Park West 857 Fifth Avenue 1025 Fifth Avenue 1 West 64th Street 2 East 67th Street 7 East 85th Street Holy Trinity Lutheran Church (3 West 65th Street) 215 East 68th Street 1040 Fifth Avenue 50 Central Park West 254 East 68th Street 1056 Fifth Avenue 55 Central Park West 870 Fifth Avenue 2 East 88th Street 10 West 66th Street 2 East 70th Street 1190 Madison Avenue 65 Central Park West 912 Fifth Avenue 1085 Park Avenue 80 Central Park West 211 East 70th Street 1107 Fifth Avenue 88 Central Park West 920 Fifth Avenue The Jewish Museum (1109 Fifth Avenue) 91 Central Park West 927 Fifth Avenue 1120 Fifth Avenue 101 Central Park West 936 Fifth Avenue 1125 Fifth Avenue 1 West 72nd Street 944 Fifth Avenue 1130 Fifth Avenue 135 Central Park West 945 Fifth Avenue 1133 Fifth Avenue 145-146 Central Park West 955 Fifth Avenue 1136 Fifth Avenue 151 Central Park West

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94 211 Central Park West 320 Central Park West South Side Perimeter 25 West 81st Street 325 Central Park West 40 Central Park South Association 230 Central Park West 336 Central Park West 110 Central Park South 239 Central Park West 372 Central Park West 120 Central Park South Supporters 241 Central Park West 400 Central Park West 150 Central Park South continued 262 Central Park West 418 Central Park West New York Athletic Club (180 Central Park South) 20 West 86th Street 478 Central Park West 210 Central Park South 27 West 86th Street 40 West 67th Street 222 Central Park South 40 West 86th Street 101 West 67th Street 240 Central Park South 115 West 86th Street 111 West 67th Street 144 West 86th Street 11 West 69th Street North Side 279 Central Park West 22 West 69th Street 207 West 110th Street 295 Central Park West 27 West 72nd Street 217 West 110th Street 300 Central Park West 301 West 110th Street

Co-Chairmen Judy Collins Rema Parachini Playground Paige Hardy Kelly Gannon Yesim Philip Partners Sarah Kurita Adelina Wong Ettelson Kate Pickett Sharon Teles Jennifer Evans Michelle Marra Rizos Angelique Marcil Famulak Jill Ross Honorary Chairman Clarita Fodor Anna Kennedy Safir Suzanne Cochran Samantha Topping Gellert Amy Schrader Aryn Grossman Kelly Sidley Committee Kimberley Sanderson Hutfilz Laine Siklos Mary Beth Adelson Epo In-Manning Michelle Smith Virginia Apple Cena Jackson Alison Strong Liz Victory Anderson Tori Greenleaf Kempner Begum Taft Jennifer Argenti Kristy Korngold Margot Takian Cristina Arnau Nyssa Kourakos Amy Tarr Amy Beal Sarah Bennison Machiels Caroline Traugott Suzy Biszantz Paige Boller Malik Mary Van Pelt Berry Bloomingdale Lara Marcon Nancy McCormick Margit S. Bluestein Sarah McGee Mary Vertin Sarah Britton Eby McKay Elizabeth Villar Aileen Bruner Mary Kathryn Navab Melissa Vlak Katie Boes Calacci Ellen Offutt Amanda Waldron Claire Capello Dara O’Hara Rosalind Wholey Ashley Christopher Valerie Ohrstrom Ashley Wotiz Shirin Christoffersen Kathryn O’Neal-Dunham Yliana Yepez Tate Barker Cicala Mary Karen O’Shaughnessy Nanar Yoseloff Ranika Cohen Jessica Oliver

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95 Conservancy Chairman Aileen Bruner Maureen Mulheren Susan Calhoun Judith Churchill Tara Rockefeller Docents Jane Koryn Kay Toll Founding Chairman Kelly Mallon Jean Clark Carole McDermott

Co-Chairmen Maia Rubin & Jonathan Babkow Golden Grandparents and Special Friends Annual Family Party Adelina Wong Ettelson Jacqueline & Mortimer Sackler Nancy & Dan Paduano, Chairmen (May 22, 2013) Jennifer Evans The Segal Family Judith-Ann Corrente & Wim Kooyker Nina Garcia Anne Sullivan Nancy & Bob Downey Sarah Kurita Amanda Waldron Barbara & Brad Evans Jill Ross Ellen E. Howe Sharon Teles Sprinkler Supporters Maryanne Cantrell-Colas & Valerie Ohrstrom Alisbah/Bossung Family Granparents Committee Chairmen Susie & Charlie Anderson Grandparents and Special Friends Nancy & Daniel Paduano Laurie Beard Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth A. Buckfire Aileen & Foster Birch Susan Calhoun Honorary Chairman Berry Bloomingdale Wendy Carduner Brooke Shields Claire & Jason Capello Gloria & Philip Cowen Jessica Cho Norma Dana Family Sponsors Ranika & Ruben Cohen Anne Harrison Jennifer & Peter Evans Judy Collins Sheila Labrecque Kristy & Jonathan Korngold Alice & David Cynn Mrs. Richard LeFrak Nyssa & Bill Kourakos Adelina Wong Ettelson Kathy & Dennis Manning Sarah & Rocky Kurita Mr. & Mrs. Timothy K. Fischer Betsy Messerschmitt Margaret Munzer Loeb & Daniel Loeb Teri Friedman Gillian Miniter Rebekah Mercer & Sylvain Mirochnikoff Samantha & John Gellert Marcia & Richard Mishaan Yesim & Dusty Philip Stephanie Hessler Nancy Missett Jill Ross & Paul Cole Sharon & Bill Jacob Mikel Gentry Witte Sharon & Tom Teles Jennifer Kaplan Elizabeth Kumin Slide Supporters Swingset Supporters Tamara MacMillan Sallie Abelow Lisa & Jeff Blau Michelle Marra Travis Acquavella Nanar & Tony Yoseloff Sarah McGee Mary Beth & Jonathan Adelson Beth & Michael Neumann Karen & Chris Amen Sandbox Supporters Carrie Quinn & Jim Parsons Ms. Pernilla Ammann Stefanie H. Alfond Karla & Scott Radke Liz Victory Anderson Ms. Marcia J. Dunn & Mr. Jonathan S. Sobel Amy & Jeff Tarr, Jr. Megan & Keith Anderson Aryn & Matt Grossman Kimberly & Charlie Thurston Regina Gilgan Andrus Kamie & Rich Lightburn Mr. & Mrs. Remy Trafelet Virginia & David Apple Nitzia & George Logothetis Kimberly Yeary Jennifer & John Argenti Mary Kathryn Navab Yliana Yepez Cristina & Ignacio Arnau Tracy L. Nixon Alexandra & Andres Azpurua Kimberly & Scott Resnick Sheri Lee Babbio

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Co-Chairmen Committee Liz Peek Tree Trust Liz Peek Mary Beth Adelson Kate Pickett Kimberly Thurston Liz Victory Anderson Lila Prounis Diane Becker Bambi Putnam Honorary Chairmen Marilyn Calderwood Vivian Kuan Queen Jean Clark Cathy Ingram Paxton Quigley Eleanora Kennedy Eleanora Kennedy Barbara Scott Betsy Barlow Rogers Cindy Ketchum Kimberly Thurston Betty Sherril Soo Young Kim Melissa Triedman Memrie Lewis Cynthia Whitehead Kelly Mallon Mikel Witte Rema Parachini

Chairman Jean Clark Gillian Miniter Olmsted Visionaries Wendy Carduner Norma Dana Nancy Missett Diane Dunne Maureen Mulheren Committee Nancy Gehman Laura O’Donohue Eleanora Kennedy Mae Goffe* Toni Peebler Nancy Missett Anne Harrison Alexia Hamm Ryan Betsy Messerschmitt Robyn Joseph Viriginia Ridder Robyn Joseph Eleanora Kennedy Elizabeth Robinson Karen May Sheila Labrecque Betsy Rogers Kamie Lightburn Douglas Thomas Olmsted Visionaries Joan Marks Elizabeth Varet Marilyn Calderwood Karen May Mikel Witte Wendy Carduner Besty Messerschmitt Judith Churchill Muffy Miller * deceased

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99 Special Events

Event Chairmen Autumn in Kitty and Tom Kempner Central Park Gillian and Sylvester Miniter (November 8, 2012) Fiona and Eric Rudin

Event Chairmen Great Performances In-kind donations Taste of Summer Jay Mandelbaum Maze by Gordon Ramsay at The London NYC Anheuser-Busch Inc. (June 19, 2013) Gillian Miniter Hotel Beacon Arboleda John Paulson Hourglass Footwear MWD Lifestyles Inc. Norman Selby J.Crew William Grant & Sons Katherine Kwei Bag Presenting Sponsor Kramer Portraits, New York Restaurants Macquarie Group Le Pain Quotidien 21 Club Lela Rose Antica Pesa Silent Auction Les Halles Armani Ristorante 21 Club Lorna Kleidman’s KettleX Benoit The Algonquin Hotel Lucille Khornak Photography Bice Ristorante Alto Atacama Momofuku má pêche Brasserie Cognac Annie on Broadway New York Mets Bridgewater Chocolate Appalachian Mountain Club Oheka Castle Caravaggio Athleta Plated.com Cloud Catering Barneys New York Regent Bali Delicatessen Bascove Regent Beijing Devi Brooks Brothers Regent Berlin East 12th Osteria Camp Canine Regent Phuket Cape Panwa Ivy Bakery Chambers Hotel Regent Taipei Ktchn Restaurant Charlie Girl, LLC Rouge Tomate La Esquina Cloud Catering and Events Sant Ambroeus Les Halles The Container Store Singular Patagonia The Loeb Central Park Boathouse Crown Group Hospitality Sirio Ristorante Maya Crown Restaurant SoulCycle Pampano The Dilenschneider Group Thalassa Restaurant PJ Clarke’s Dr. Michelle Copeland Skin Care Toloache 82 Ristorante Morini Drybar Tommy Bahama SD26 Effy Jewelry United Airlines Sea Fire Grill Erika Bloom Pilates Plus Victoria Roberts Serafina Exhale Spa WABC-TV Serendipity 3 The Fhitting Room Zio Ristorante Sirio Ristorante Four Seasons Hotel New York Swifty’s Restaurant

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100 Tacombi Taste Café Taste of Summer Thalassa Crown Group Hospitality continued Toloache 82 Bill’s Food & Drink Tulsi Crown Zio Ristorante The Lion

Greensward Circle Chairman In-Kind Event Sponsors Tonnie’s Minis I Heart Central Park Evan Uhlick The Naked Grape LeChurro (February 13, 2013) Cloud Catering

In-Kind Event Sponsors Host Committee Katie Lachter Evening in The City Bakery Mack Abbot Lisa Lebowitz the Garden The Naked Grape Jennifer Adler Christine Marchuska (June 26, 2013) Brooklyn Brewery Sarah Lauren Allen Marjorie Mayrock VitaFrute VeeV Megan Chusid Toby Osofsky Nancy Swiezy Events Prather & Jake Claghorn Alexis K. Otto Kate Fowler Marcus Prendergast Event Chairs Lauren & Michael Gilbane Aimee Sharrock Ashton Abbot & Evan Uhlick Jan & Jeremy Graham Edward Simmons Lauren Crowley Corrinet Lin Jamison Marie Finan Wall R. Fletcher Hall John C. Kelly Jeffrey Westcott Emmeline Kuhn Stephanie Woodmansee

Committee Chair Mr. & Mrs. John G. Chachas Anita & Robert Jacobson Central to Spring Suzanne Cochran Debrah Lee Charatan Valerie Jennings (April 10, 2013) Suzanne & Bob Cochran Robert Katz & Arline Mann Host Mr. & Mrs. Martin Cohen Anonymous Donna Adan Billy & Katie Cooling Catherine King Jennifer Adler Lauren Crowley Corrinet & Christopher Corrinet Jane P. & Charles D. Klein Mr. & Mrs. Ainar D. Aijala, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Daniels Jim & Barb Korein Judy Hart Angelo & John M. Angelo Beth & Stephen Dannhauser Mr. & Mrs. Louis Kreisberg Holly B. Wallace & Edwin M. Baum Mr. & Mrs. Abraham Denowitz Mr. & Mrs. Barry S. Lafer Mr. & Mrs. Rodman Benedict Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. DiMenna Mr. & Mrs. Paul N. Leitner Steven J. Bensinger & Carol Staab Ron & Krys Doerfler Mr. & Mrs. William M. Lewis, Jr. Dana Blanton Melanie Shorin & Greg S. Feldman Mr. & Mrs. Bruce A. Lieberman Mr. & Mrs. Jeff T. Blau Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Frydman Frank & Peggy McConnell Edwin E. Bobrow Virginia Holden Glover Karen L. McDonald Mrs. Warren Brody Scott Gordon & Lynn Wright Mr. & Mrs. Henry H. McVey Richard Cacciato & Natalie Yates Gail Gregg Elizabeth & Richard Miller Mr. & Mrs. Russell L. Carson Denise Hoogland Mr. & Mrs. Leigh M. Miller

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102 Staff & Volunteers

President & CEO Central Park Conservancy Emilano Morales+ John Felicies+ Central Park and Central Park Administrator Charles Obery Wendy Fortune Conservancy Doug Blonsky Dominic Quagila+ Russell Fredericks Rafael Quinones+ Beth Haskell Vice President for Operations Management Darren Rogers Maria Hernandez Neil Calvanese & Staff Linton Smith Linda Heyward Vice President for Development Louis Urruttia-Orme John Hiser and Visitor Experience Edward Valarezo+ Rith Hun Terri Coppersmith Daniel Wallace Valentina Lige+ Louis Young III+ Keiron Lindsay Vice President for Development, Gladston Younger+ Suntov Ly Women’s Committee & Special Events Joseph McBain Laura Hall 20 to 24 Years Giovanni Mosquera Vice President for Operation Management Alicia Alvenda-Paez Mauricio Perdomo Frank LoCastro Pedro Augusto Joaquim Pereira Lydia Bonet+ Diane Schaub Vice President for Planning, Design Kea Chea Bill Selezniov and Construction Kathleen Cregg Paul Serra Christopher J. Nolan Vanthon Keo Mary Small+ Vice President for Philanthropy Yean Khiev Steven Soun Jane McIntosh Christopher Nolan Phen Suy Vi Ong Juan Valentin CFO & Vice President for Finance Pedro Peralta Derrick Woodbury and Administration Valentin Ruiz+ Stephen Spinelli Hanna Ryan+ 10 to 14 Years Khol Sok Lane Addonizio Employees Norma Soto Eric Anderson 25 or More Years Stephen Spinelli Alice Baer Doug Blonsky Byran Swan+ Cheryl Bailes Neil Calvanese Juan Vargas Robert Bennett Milton Evora Samuel Vargas Jairam Bisessar Marvin Ferguson Mario Vaughan Jill Bristow Jose Figueroa Mario Zafarana Kelly Carrol James Fleming Teresa Carta Sotha Kang 15 to 19 Years Altagracia Cartagena Andrew Konopka Larry Baskerville Terri Coppersmith Kenneth Love+ Ronise Cox Angel Corbett Horace Mike+ William Crespo+ Christopher Cousino Sara Cedar Miller Gary Dearborn Stephen Cunningham+ Cornelio Mora Raymond Duggan Matthew D’Amico + New York City Department of Parks & Recreation Employees  Cover Contents Partnership Strategic Plan Craftsmanship Stewardship Friendship Financials Lists Support Info  103

103 Lawrence Decker Larry Boes Mohanlal Roopnarine Central Park John Dillon Steven Bopp Rupert Russell Conservancy Vanessa Francisco Donna Capossela Kira Saunders Hector Gamboa John-Paul Catusco Cornell Simmons Management Sparks Grassly Vern Clarke Rebecca Sullivan & Staff Nereida Hernandez Heather Collins Silvia Tamayo Rochelle Hines Pablo Cruz continued Kris Verma Sheila Kendall Daniel Daly Marie Warsh Catherine King Raymond Davy Eric Whitaker Jamaal King Robert Diaz Lakema Wilson Eric Kohler Sara Dobbins Jennifer Wong Daisy Legare Mark Douglas Michael Zemola Melissa Marion-Burford Agata Dziemianczyk Nicholas Marotta Audra Eaglen 1 to 4 Years Derick McElveen Marie-Anne Ewig Sylvie Adam George McPherson Collette Franco Maria Alicea Earl Munroe Joshua Galiley Kathryn Allegrini Antonio Nieves Duane Grant Diane Allen Khen Ong Laura Hall Aliza Ameer Kathryn Ortiz John Harrigan John Anderson Florence O’Shaughnessy Abigail Healy Jade Ang Chantha Pang Julio Hernandez Joshua Barreto Yarw Peprah Tsay Huang Jim Bartling Anthony Pontillo Reginald Jones Anthony Beard Brian Purcell Melissa Kinsella Josh Bell William Quansah Bobbi Kravis Daniel Blondell Matthew Reiley Peter Lecointe Susan Buchanan Gary Saunders Kathleen Lessard Andrea Buteau Goodson Sem Julio Lopez Sherry Capili Stacy Sit Sabrina Lutchman Emily Carey Reginald Tart Carrie Majette Melissa Castillo Trung Truong Sharon Manning Ryan Chung David Turner John Martinez Sarah Clark Richard Van Valkenburg Juanita Martinez Rebecca Collora Douglas Weller Henry McCullon Edward Cox Wallace Wentink Donovan Mitchell Judith David Stephen Wilkinson Gabriel Mitchell Julie Davidson Maryann Williams Lorena Naranjo Francisco Davila Kristina Nelson Pio Davila 5 to 9 Years Tee Ngiam Jourdan Davis Alan Anderson Lindsay Okarmus Ujijji Davis Oscar Ayaquica Paul Okarmus Keith Defreitas David Baker Danh Ong Christine Devine Lisa Bartley Hannah Parker Robert Dixon Thomas Behrendt Gloria Plata Sharnee Drayton Brieanne Berry Byron Roberts Joselito Durana

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104 James Easley Macon Mauchmar Douglas Williams Central Park Shirldae East Victoria Medford Allan Wong Conservancy Kenneth Edward+ Aaron Miller China Ziegenbein Arthur Elmes William Montalvan Management Illeana Elmore Andrew Mrozinsky Less than one year & Staff Timothy Ferrara Michael O’Grady Javier Acevedo continued Kevin Fields Vilmarir Pagan Stacy Aviles Richard Fink II Jessica Palmer Andrew Baltimore Anthony Freeman Rafael Perez Jamee Brody Rachel Friedman Michael Perez Dorothy Brown Joseph Gamache Martin Potoczniak Monifa Brown Carmen Garcia Peter Provenzale Monique Brown Elizabeth Garrett Allison Querro Abigail Chatfield Gary Gentilucci Rigoberto Ramirez Stephen Clark Eugenia Goforth Michael Riccio Jeffrey Connors Michael Gonzales Russell Riddell Lovell Corbett Christopher Gravenstine Jelissa Roberts Dianne Crary Anna Greenleaf Justin Rodriguez Lyall Croft Aubrey Grice Lynn Rothstein Michael Delillo Irllen Guillen Sol Salgar Samantha Feldman Peter Haupt Katherine Santiago Paul Ganas Jerome Heinzen Stephanie Saulmon Jeffrey Hutchison Harrison Hogan Jesse Schwartz Tyler James Myisha Humphrey Kevin Selig Jeffrey Johnson Jordan Jacuzzi Terry Setzer Keith Johnson Sheryl Jarvis Andrea Sexton Thomas Kain Stephen Jenkins Kerry Shannon Gerard Laferriere Judith Kelly Gregory Shutters Heriberto Liquet Dimitrios Kourniatis Susan Simon John Mendoza Donata Kruk Tailormarie Skinner Marissa Nolan Christina Lancet Keith Smith Eric O’Neil Erickson Lantigua Erica Sopha Carla Perez Gal Lavid Erik Sowder Mark Pezzimenti William Lee Stanley Steen Michael Phelan Dena Libner Rebecca Stern Agustin Rivas Ana Liquet Amy Sullivan Christian Rivera Frank LoCastro Mark Tyson David Schley Heartie Look Fabian Vasquez Casey Schott Shanti Louallen Tamiko Vereen Amy Shigo Maura Lout Tuan Vuu Elizabeth Sweeting Melanie Macchio Allan Wakefield James Turner Lucia Marin Hannah Wakeford Jonathan Vargas Teresa Markham Holly Walton David Watz Samantha Marsden Richard Walton Gabriel Wilder Wendy Martin Avalon Watson + New York City Department of Parks & Recreation Employees  Cover Contents Partnership Strategic Plan Craftsmanship Stewardship Friendship Financials Lists Support Info  105

105 Park Supervisors NYC Department of Valentina Lige Parks & Recreation Michael Ryan

25 or More Years James Neff Joe Sanford Central Park Margery Bloom Judith Som Valerie Sarris Conservancy Elinor Fine Gayle Welling Aaron Schechter Richard Hooper Karl Schuman Volunteers Louise Ransom 10 to 14 Years Barbara Schwimmer (June 30, 2013) Fern Stolper Justin Abelow Richard Sonet Doria Tenca Genevieve Alexander Billy Squier Mary Barknecht Nancy Tollefson 20 to 24 Years Norma Baum Jay Townsend Maureen Antizzo Sarah Bessey Donald Wagoner Susan Baxter Donna Bolkcom Kathleen Wheelock Berton Chernizer Pauline Brooks Web Wheelock Frank Comiskey* John Bryan Victoria Wilkins Abraham Denowitz Susan Buckley Robert Wolkow Rita Denowitz Joseph Cohen Anna Zagoloff Phyllis Giarro Richard Dahlia Virginia Glover Janet David 5 to 9 Years Jacqueline Jeffrey Bayla Falber Lucimar Araujo Judith Landrigan Cris Gleicher Signe Baird Camilla McFadden Christel Haesicke Annette Bamundo Marjorie Naughton Sara Truslow Hardin Stuart Benick Anni Newbeck Gloria Hegy Fred Blattberg Nancy Warfield Clay Herrick Edwin Bobrow Malcolm Holderness Alexandra Bonomo 15 to 19 Years Noel Holland Dennis Buonagura Kelly Belford Yvonne Holland Wendy Byrne Nancy Berner David Karabell Rita Callahan Ruth Bernstein Judy Katz Dorothy Camporeale Harriet Blacker Mike Keenan* Irene Conway Dion Brennan Herman Kroshinsky Norene Cook-Friedan Brigid Buchanan Paul Lenner Simeon David Bill Dodds* Linda Lewensohn Susan Eden Thomas Griffing Brigitte Lewis Sally Emery Steven Huppert Hartmut Munker Kate Feldman Gloria Ilic Florence O’Shaughnessy Donald Florman Raymond Knowles Andrea Raskin Claudia Fugalli Edna Konoff Francine Riley Barbara Geller Susan Lowry Lars Rosager David Gould * deceased

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106 Michael Graff Linda Schott JiHee Choi Central Park Marjorie Graham Eleanor Shakin Ted Cohen Conservancy Josephine Greiner Irene Shrier Steven Cohen Patricia Grew Walter Siebecker Joel Cohen Volunteers Deborah Harley Judith Smith Alan Cohen continued Harry Harwood Robert Stanley Leo Cohen Linda Heller Peter Szabaga Rita Cohen Leonora Hollmann Jan Tannen Erisleyda Cuesto Nancy Kahn Paul Viani Joan Darragh Gregory Kaufmann Cynthia Villani Gerald Dassin Jane Kutnick Peggy Vishnupad Carol Dempster Saul Laniado Andrew Waters Carole Desnoes Patricia Leuthard Judy Weller Tom Didona Roy Levit Bernard Wides Tsering Dolma Laurie Lewis Roberta Wolf Diki Dolma Gary Lincoff Jane Wu Philip Domenico Catherine Mandell Mary Yerkes Karin Dwyer William Mari Beate Echols Peggy McConnell 1 to 4 Years Vanessa Facenda Norma McMillan Fred Aaron Ani Ferguson Elizabeth Mindlin LuLu Abrams Malcolm Ford Babette Nadelman Michael Altschuler Athena Foroglou Ruth Nelson Kristina Armstrong Martine Fournage Robert Nemo Elyse Aronoff Catherine Fredman Sharon O’Connell Jane Auriemmo Jenene Garey Daniel Passantino Judith Baer Sue Gargarita Deborah Pelosi Suzanne Barraza Mary Geiger Daniel Pinkus Larry Bills Ellen Gerber Barbara Priest Cynthia Black Terrie Gerstner Theresa Rachelle Louise Bozorth Susan Goldsmith Christa Rassmann Peg Bradshaw Maria Gonzalez Bernice Ravitz Ruth Brennan Steve Goodman John (Ben) Richards Stephen Brooks William Goodman Orrin Riley Mary Buck Peter Gorman Ken Rogers Walter Buck William Graham Michael Samuels Bernard Butkiewicz Stanislaus Greidus Patricia Santelli Felix Calabrese Michael Halloran Luis Santos Fanta Camara Rose Hashimoto Jean Saremsky* Elaine Cardona Nancy Henry Leonard Saremsky Muriel Carr Terry Hill Ann Saydlowski Robert Caslow Margaret Holland Catherine Scalera Joan Cerussi Michael Huston Elaine Schechter Roger Chatfield Jack Intrator Arnold Schoenfeld Tsering Choden David Isaacs * deceased

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107 Anne Jacobi Eugenie O’Hagan Susan Strauss Central Park Andrew Jacobs James Oliver Robert Sundeen Conservancy Donald Jacobsen Cissy Paul Alfred Szymanski Andrea Jung Marion Pearce Gloria Talamas Volunteers Rita Kay Templeton Peck Maria Tardugno continued Erin Kennedy Merrill Perlman Susan Timler Sharon King Julia Plotkin Terry Trifari Daniel Kirby Dianne Pobuda Hsinwei Tseng Herbert Klein Theresa Poon Nathalie Tur Harvey Kopel Shannon Randall Anne Walhimer Wendl Kornfeld Emily Ranieri Xuhua Wang Janice Kosta Thomas Reed Louise Wasley Kikrekoui Laubouet Joan Reisman-Brill Rebecca Watson Robert Lavenburg Adina Rifkin Hans Weiss Molly Lemeris Joan Robinson Irv Weitzman Emily Leonard Carol Rocker Elizabeth Winn Thomas Leslie Ruth Rogers Maya Wolfson Barbara Levitan Lois Roos Jordan Wouk Ting Ting Liao Bernard Rosenbaum JingQi Wu Lynn Linakis Robert Rosengard Frances Zainoeddin Elle Lobatto Ruth-Ann Rosenthal Barbara Zammarchi Colleen Macedonia-Finkelstein Ina Rosenthal Steve Zawel Deirdre MacGuire Joyce Rothenberg Victoria Zummo Janet Maltby Jana Sanford Carmine Zummo Jeanne Malter Michael Sarapa Mark Mandel Sylvia Schoenbaum Less than one year Fran Manushkin Alison Schondorf Fiona Akins Claudia Marks Joseph Schwartz Caryl Baron Vera Matty Shirley Scott Linda Becker Bob Mayer John Seidler Hildy Benick Barbara McAdams Virginia Seipt Karin Brown Mary McGlynn Norris Settlemyre Ethan Buckman Jim McGuire Leonard Shapiro Carolina Cabrera DeCourcy McIntosh Annette Shear Paula Caceci Richard Meyer John Sheehy Eileen Callan Patricia Moccia Sheree Silvey Nokossan Camara Ribert Morette Lee Simonson Leslie Carr Leonora Morrison Fishbach Ann Smith Suzan Carrington Pamela Moulton Barbara Stanton Ulrike Charlesworth Sherrie Nagin Brigitte Stark-Merklein Jing Ying Chen Matthew Nathel Deena Stein Aubrey Clark Maritza Nieves Philip Stein Weldon Clears Margareta Nisser Michael Stiene Michael Coleman Deborah Nuremburg Sandra Stingle Monique Cooper

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108 Samantha Cyprian Mark Kerson Mayank Patel Central Park Diann DeFebbe Joe Kusiak Anna Polonski Conservancy Jacques Deyo Moustapha Labo Gloria Provitola Assita Diabate Donna Leon Michelle Rafferty Volunteers Julian Donahue Denise Levy Christopher Robards continued Roxanne Edwards Qi Lin Liang Matthias Schmitt Brent Elam Barbara Maclean Gouri Seetharam Terese Fabian Christina Mahle Alexis Siegel Nancy Foote Betsy Marzahn-Ramos Anthony Small Susan Frame Sandra Masur Robert Stuart Asha Gharib Megan McLean Marcela Thottam Eleanor Goerss Ana Medina Nina Tobier Robert Gottlieb Brad Mehldau Karl Vetter Rachel Harrigan Edward Miller Susan Vonsover Judith Hole Jeremy Miller Kate Weingarten Carmen Iannuzzi Carol Miseyko Adam White Jerry Jean-Baptiste Jean Mitchell Kevin Wilkinson Rachel Kasold Joanna Moran Ashley Williams Lauren Katz Illene Moriarty Alicia Williamson Sarah Kaufmann Erik Nerheim Pema Yangzom Stacey Kelley Ann Passer Ashley Zari

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SUPPORT 109 Ways to Help the Park

Volunteer Shop at the Official Central Park Store Give a Legacy Gift centralparknyc.org/volunteer centralparknyc.org/shop centralparknyc.org/plannedgiving

Adopt a Bench Endow a Tree Tour the Park centralparknyc.org/benches centralparknyc.org/trees centralparknyc.org/tours

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ID: 843 Frederick Law Olmsted Exp. 12/2014 Calvert Vaux

Become a Member Leave Your Mark in the Park Perimeter Association centralparknyc.org/membership centralparknyc.org/runner centralparknyc.org/perimeterassociation

Support a Playground Donate Daffodils, Tulips or Mums Send an Honor E-card centralparknyc.org/pgp centralparknyc.org/womenscommittee centralparknyc.org/honor

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Mission Guiding Principle Core Values The mission of the Central Park Central Park is a masterpiece of Commitment Conservancy is to restore, manage, landscape architecture created to We value commitment to our mission, and enhance Central Park, in provide a scenic retreat from urban Central Park and the visitor experience. partnership with the public. life for the enjoyment of all and, in so Excellence doing, to establish New York’s place We value innovation and the highest The Conservancy aspires to build among the great cities of the world. quality results in every aspect of our work. a great organization that sets the As the organization entrusted with the standard for and spreads the principles responsibility of caring for New York’s Integrity of world-class park management — most important public space, our work We value ethical conduct in our emphasizing environmental excellence — is founded on the belief that citizen business practices. to improve the quality of open space for leadership and private philanthropy Adaptability the enjoyment of all. are key to ensuring that the Park and We value adaptability in our response its essential purpose endure. to change and challenges. The Conservancy is committed to sustaining this operating model to Communication provide a legacy for future generations We value clear, consistent communication, of park users. teamwork and an open dialogue both internally and with the public.

Public Confidence We value the public and work to earn and maintain their confidence in our role as caretakers of Central Park.

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INFO 112 For more information about the Central Park Conservancy Visit: centralparknyc.org Follow us on: centralparknyc @centralparknyc Call: 212.310.6600 Write: 14 East 60th Street New York, NY 10022 This annual report was produced entirely by the staff of the Central Park Conservancy. Designers Sara Cedar Miller and Sol Salgar Writers Dan Blondell, Andrea Boudreau, Terri Carta, Maura Lout, Jane McIntosh, Sara Cedar Miller, Jessica Palmer, Nicole Sexton, and Marie Warsh Editor Alice Baer Financials Kathryn Ortiz, Controller List Coordinator Terry Setzer Photographers All photos by Sara Cedar Miller except the following: P. 3 Ginger Propper; P. 6 Mayor’s Office, City of New York; Nell Singer Lilac Walk P. 28 Samantha Marsden; P. 31 Karin Schweitzer (left); P. 31 Lauren Gesswein (left); P. 33 Emon Hassan; P. 34 Ginger Propper (bottom right); P. 36 BFA (bottom left)

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