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2012 Year End Update Message from Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg Chair of the National September 11 Memorial & Museum

Within its first year of opening to the public, the National September 11 Memorial became one of the most visited sites in City and the nation. Millions of visitors representing all 50 states and more than 175 nations have come to the Memorial to remember and reflect on all those we lost in the attacks on the World Trade Center. At the heart of the , the 9/11 Memorial serves as a powerful tribute to the 2,983 innocent men, women, and children who perished in the attacks on September 11, 2001 and February 26, 1993. People from across the nation and the world have come to lower to honor their memories by reading the names etched along the two memorial pools. As visitors experience this unprecedented tribute, many contemplate both the unspeakable tragedy and remarkable heroism of that day—and find hope in the renewal that surrounds them. The 9/11 Memorial would not have been possible without the generosity of thousands of individuals, businesses, and organizations. It is also because of this outstanding support, as well as strong partnerships with Governor Andrew Cuomo, Governor Chris Christie, and the Port Authority of New York & New Jersey, that we will be able to open the 9/11 Memorial Museum. The Museum is critical to our mission of sharing the story of the attacks that changed our world and ensuring that it is remembered by all future generations. The 9/11 Memorial and Museum are powerful reminders of our City’s resiliency, of our resolve to come back stronger, and of our determination to create a better tomorrow. As we move forward with constructing the Museum, we are thankful to all those who are helping to make this vision a reality, and look forward to your continued support. Sincerely,

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg Chair, National September 11 Memorial & Museum

2 NATIONAL SEPTEMBER 11 MEMORIAL & MUSEUM 2012 Year End Update LETTER from Joseph C. Daniels President & CEO of the National September 11 Memorial & Museum

This year marked the first full year of operation of the 9/11 Memorial at the World Trade Center site, where millions of visitors have come to pay their respects to those we lost.

The opening of the Memorial signified a permanent change in the way people view the World Trade Center. This sacred ground will always recall the pain of that September morning, but the Memorial has also become the physical embodiment of the unity and resolve that we all remember from the days and weeks that followed.

As the Memorial continues to welcome thousands of visitors each day, the 9/11 Memorial Museum is moving towards completion thanks to an agreement forged by the 9/11 Memorial and the Port Authority of New York & New Jersey, with the leadership of Mayor Bloomberg, Governor Andrew Cuomo, and Governor Chris Christie. The future of the Museum is certain and when its doors open, it will be the global focal point for preserving the history of 9/11 and educating millions of people about how the attacks changed the world in which we live.

None of this would be possible without the tremendous contributions from our supporters all over the world and the dedication of the Memorial and Museum staff. We are indebted to all those who have had a hand in making this historic project a reality, helping to keep our collective promise to honor, remember, and reunite.

Warm regards,

Joseph C. Daniels President & CEO, National September 11 Memorial & Museum

NATIONAL SEPTEMBER 11 MEMORIAL & MUSEUM 2012 Year End Update 3 1 First Year at the Memorial

4 NATIONAL SEPTEMBER 11 MEMORIAL & MUSEUM 2012 Year End Update A graphic overview

visitors around the world Since opening to the public on September 12, 2011, the 9/11 Memorial has proudly welcomed millions of visitors representing all 50 states and more than 175 nations. The map below shows the percentage of nations in each continent or region with citizens who have visited the 9/11 Memorial. Excludes nations with populations less than 1500.

96% 82% 100%

51% 81% 54% 100% 100%

north america central america & the caribbean south america europe africa asia australia south pacific ocean & oceania

2012 visitors 5M visited the Memorial 2.2M visited the Preview Site 2.2M visited the Visitor Center

Memorial Visitors More than 6M since opening in September 2011

NATIONAL SEPTEMBER 11 MEMORIAL & MUSEUM 2012 Year End Update 5 A graphic overview

school groups 8% 12%

More than166,000 students have visited the Memorial over the past year 80%

General School Groups NYC Groups Tri-State Area Groups

commemorative guides In 2012 more than3.9M guides have been issued in nine languages, thanks to Pitney Bowes. Apps Since 2009 the Explore 9/11 app has been downloaded more than 3M times with more than 103,000 in 2012. Since 2011 the 9/11 Memorial Guide app has been downloaded more than 178,000 times with more than 40,000 in 2012.

partnerships Over 2,000 tours were conducted through a partnership with 9/11 Tribute Center.

6 NATIONAL SEPTEMBER 11 MEMORIAL & MUSEUM 2012 Year End Update 2 Commemorating 9/11 Commemorating the lives of the 2,983 victims of the attacks on September 11, 2001 and February 26, 1993 is at the heart of the 9/11 Memorial’s mission. The Memorial is a solemn place of remembrance where visitors can come together again in the spirit of unity that was so prevalent after 9/11.

NATIONAL SEPTEMBER 11 MEMORIAL & MUSEUM 2012 Year End Update 7 Commemorating 9/11 Observing the 11th Anniversar y

The 9/11 Memorial led the nation in a day of remembrance with a ceremony commemorating the 11th anniversary of the . Thousands of 9/11 family members came to the Memorial for the ceremony. As in years past, six moments of silence were observed, representing the moments each tower was struck and fell, and the moments of the attack on , and the crash of Flight 93. The program, led by family members of the victims, including the reading of the victims’ names—a tradition that has been in place since the first 9/11 anniversary.

Visible for miles, the soaring “” illuminated the skies above on the evening of the anniversary. The powerful symbol carried through the night of September 11th and into the dawn of the following day.

Previous page: Visitors on the 11th anniversary. Photo by Jin Lee. Above: Visitors on the 11th anniversary. Photo by Jin Lee.

8 NATIONAL SEPTEMBER 11 MEMORIAL & MUSEUM 2012 Year End Update Commemorating 9/11 Thank You Tribute to 9/11 Recover y Workers

On May 30, 2012, the 9/11 Memorial held a special event to thank the rescue, recovery and relief workers, and volunteers who contributed to the historic recovery effort at the World Trade Center site in the aftermath of the September 11 attacks. The day marked the 10- year anniversary of the official end of the recovery effort, when the Last Column—the last structural column from the Twin Towers—was removed from the site in a ceremony attended by thousands.

Representatives of the construction trades, local, state, and federal agencies, first responders, elected officials, the lower Manhattan community, and volunteer organizations, gathered to thank those who helped during the nine-month recovery effort—the first step in rebuilding the World Trade Center.

Visitor signing a Thank You tribute poster. Photo by Jin Lee.

NATIONAL SEPTEMBER 11 MEMORIAL & MUSEUM 2012 Year End Update 9 Commemorating 9/11 Welcoming world leaders

Underscoring 9/11’s global significance, numerous foreign dignitaries and public leaders visited the Memorial in 2012. Among many others, Prime Minister of the United Kingdom David Cameron and his wife, Samantha, Prime Minister of Australia Julia Gillard, President of France Fránçois Hollande, President of Hungary János Áder, Prime Minister of Ireland Michael D. Higgins, and Prime Minister of Denmark Helle Thorning-Schmidt all visited this year. All of the dignitaries paid tribute at the Memorial in special ways, including laying wreaths at the Survivor Tree and visiting the names of those who perished from their countries.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, along with U.K. Prime Minister David Cameron and his wife, Samantha, leaving a tribute at the north pool. Photo by Amy Dreher.

10 NATIONAL SEPTEMBER 11 MEMORIAL & MUSEUM 2012 Year End Update Commemorating 9/11 VISITORS FROM OUR ARMED F ORCES

The bond between the 9/11 Memorial and our military runs deep. Many men and women in the military have chosen the 9/11 Memorial as the location for their re-enlistment ceremonies. As a tribute to those serving our country, the official September 11 National Medal was given to the first 1,776 U.S. military service members who visited on Memorial Day 2012. To commemorate Veterans Day, the 9/11 Memorial joined with representatives of the Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America, the United War Veterans Council, the Vietnam Veterans of America, and the Wounded Warriors Project to lay a wreath and tie yellow ribbons around the Survivor Tree.

Commemorating the U.S. Army Birthday. Photo by Amy Dreher.

NATIONAL SEPTEMBER 11 MEMORIAL & MUSEUM 2012 Year End Update 11 3 Building the 9/11 Memorial Museum Ongoing preparations for the opening of the 9/11 Memorial Museum continued in 2012 with new acquisitions to the permanent collection, mock-ups and fabrication of exhibition components, developments in content and design planning, and the first public preview of the memorial exhibition, In Memoriam. On the eve of the 11th anniversary of 9/11, an agreement was forged between the 9/11 Memorial and the Port Authority of New York & New Jersey, the State of New York, and the City of New York, to allow construction of the Museum to move forward and not cease until completion.

Opposite page: The 9/11 Memorial & Museum at night on September 11, 2011, with the Tribute in Light in the background. Photo by Joe Woolhead.

12 NATIONAL SEPTEMBER 11 MEMORIAL & MUSEUM 2012 Year End Update Building the 9/11 Memorial Museum Exhibition Fabrication

A number of Museum components moved into fabrication to prepare for installation in the Museum over the next year.

One of the first exhibits to be fabricated was the Museum’s introductory exhibit, “We Remember.” The multimedia display is a soundscape installation that conveys the global nature of 9/11 and features overlapping voices of people from around the world remembering where they were when they first learned of the attacks.

Other Museum components that moved into the fabrication phase included benches that will provide seating for visitors in Foundation Hall and pedestals and cases for a number of the artifacts to be displayed. In addition, prototypes and mock-ups of the recording booths where visitors will be able to record their own 9/11 stories and reflections, were fabricated.

Previous page: Rendering by Squared Design with Layman Design. Above: Fabrication of “We Remember.” Photo by Ariel Efron, Local Projects.

NATIONAL SEPTEMBER 11 MEMORIAL & MUSEUM 2012 Year End Update 13 Building the 9/11 Memorial Museum Reflecting on 9/11

The Museum’s exhibition team commenced interviews for Reflecting on 9/11, an installation designed to capture and portray a range of personal reflections on the enduring impacts of the 9/11 attacks. Constructed as a selection of commentary by family members of victims, survivors, government officials, historians, public figures, artists, journalists, members of the armed forces, and others, Reflecting on 9/11 will explore the myriad of questions that continue to be raised in the wake of the attacks.

Once installed in the Museum, visitors will have the opportunity to contribute their own comments and reflections in a nearby recording area.

More than 75 interviews have been conducted so far, including interviews with television journalist and author Tom Brokaw, Fire Commissioner , New York City Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly, FBI Director Robert Mueller, U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security Janet Napolitano, former U.S. Secretary of State General Colin Powell, and author Jonathan Safran Foer.

Design study by Local Projects.

14 NATIONAL SEPTEMBER 11 MEMORIAL & MUSEUM 2012 Year End Update Building the 9/11 Memorial Museum memorial exhibition

On September 10, VOICES of September 11th hosted a special preview for 9/11 families of In Memoriam, the memorial exhibition dedicated to commemorating the lives of the nearly 3,000 people killed in the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001 and February 26, 1993. The preview was part of the VOICES of September 11th Annual Day of Remembrance Forum.

The forum—attended by hundreds of families of victims, first responders, and others in the 9/11 community—featured two of the media components of In Memoriam. One of these components was the touchscreen tables that will allow Museum visitors to learn about the victims through photographs, biographical profiles, and other materials contributed to the permanent collection.

Forum attendees also previewed audio-visual profiles that will be projected in a contemplative inner room of the exhibition. This space will provide the setting for the continuous presentation of profiles that will include brief biographies, photographs, and spoken remembrances recorded by family members, friends, neighbors, and former colleagues.

In Memoriam is being created with photographs, recorded remembrances, personal objects, and other tribute items donated by family members and friends of victims. We are deeply grateful to all those who have contributed materials to the exhibition.

“It is our hope that through this exhibition, Museum visitors will connect to the shared impact of 9/11 that touched the lives of real people, their families, friends, and colleagues.”

—Alice M. Greenwald, 9/11 Memorial Museum Director

NATIONAL SEPTEMBER 11 MEMORIAL & MUSEUM 2012 Year End Update 15 museum by the numbers 10,313 artifacts in the Museum collection

23,162 images in the 3,940 works of art in the Museum collection Artists Registry

individuals honored in the

memorial exhibit, In Memoriam, 2,387 donors 2,983 through photographs, oral to the histories, and other materials Museum provided by their loved ones collection 506 hours of

2,136 1,973 moving images archival in the Museum documents in the oral histories recorded collection Museum collection 65 37number 60 weight, in tons, of large artifacts height, in feet, of Survivors’ that needed to of the WTC 36 Stairs—the Slurry Wall, be loaded into height, in feet, of the first artifact located in Last Column—the last placed in the the Museum by the Museum’s piece of WTC steel Museum crane Foundation Hall removed from which will be displayed in the Museum’s historic Twin Tower “tridents” stand in the Museum Pavilion atrium, Foundation Hall 2 each seven stories tall and weighing approximately 100,000 pounds 4 An Expanding Collection The Museum’s permanent collection continued to grow with the addition of more than 1,300 artifacts, more than 100 oral histories, over 500 hours of moving imagery, almost 800 photographs, and other materials. Partnerships with StoryCorps, Voices of September 11th, the 9/11 Tribute Center, , New York Says Thank You, My Good Deed, and other organizations have enriched the collection and planned exhibitions, and brought information about the Museum to wider audiences.

Many significant artifacts that tell the story of 9/11 and the aftermath and response were contributed by victims’ families in honor of their loved ones, as well as from survivors, first responder agencies, recovery workers, and others affected by these historic events. A few examples suggest the range of gifts that were acquired this past year.

The family of Deputy FDNY Commissioner William Feehan donated the NY State license plate reading “2 FD” that was on the car Feehan used to reach the World Trade Center on 9/11 and the FDNY badge, bearing four stars and his title, that he wore on 9/11 and was recovered with his body. Among the artifacts helping to chronicle the story of the aftermath and response to 9/11 is a presentation box donated by former New York Governor , filled with an assortment of lapel pins personally received by the Governor from various trade groups, first responder companies, volunteer organizations, and others during his many visits to Ground Zero. The Museum also acquired objects related to the history of the original World Trade Center, including a scale model of James Rosati’s sculpture , which was situated between the Twin Towers on the World Trade Center Plaza and was destroyed on 9/11. The artist’s family made this donation.

NATIONAL SEPTEMBER 11 MEMORIAL & MUSEUM 2012 Year End Update 17 Top: Former New York Governor George Pataki’s presentation box of lapel pins. Gift of the Governor George E. Pataki Leadership & Learning Center. Bottom: Deputy FDNY Commissioner William Feehan’s donated NY State License plate. Gift of the Feehan family. Photos by Matt Flynn.

18 NATIONAL SEPTEMBER 11 MEMORIAL & MUSEUM 2012 Year End Update 5 Commitment to Education The 9/11 Memorial Museum furthered its commitment to providing educational offerings and resources to help students, teachers, and parents learn about and discuss 9/11. teaching 9/11 In July, the 9/11 Memorial and Museum co-sponsored a summer seminar for teachers, entitled “9/11 and American Memory,” with the Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History. The seminar examined the historical causes and background, immediate impact, and developing legacies of the attacks of September 11, 2001. Drawing from material in the Museum’s collection, the World Trade Center site, and the Memorial design, dozens of teachers from around the country explored the nature of meaning-making and memory in the aftermath of 9/11.

NATIONAL SEPTEMBER 11 MEMORIAL & MUSEUM 2012 Year End Update 19 Commitment to Education New Online Material

The rich array of educational resources available at 911memorial.org continued to expand over the past year. A new interactive timeline focused on the nine- month Ground Zero recovery effort launched in May 2012 to coincide with the 10th anniversary of the end of the recovery and the Thank You Tribute to 9/11 Recovery Workers. In addition to lesson plans and resources for talking to children about 9/11, a newly launched section of 9/11 Primary Sources now offers speeches, executive orders, legislative acts and debates, government fact-finding, and personal and collective memorialization that provide an ever-expanding portrait of 9/11 and its aftermath. Over 90 lesson plans and 25 webcasts are now available on the website.

20 NATIONAL SEPTEMBER 11 MEMORIAL & MUSEUM 2012 Year End Update Commitment to Education Commemoration Resources

In honor of the 11th anniversary of the attacks, the 9/11 Memorial launched a new resources page with ideas and tools for commemorating 9/11 as an individual, school, community, or organization. Among the many resources included were a downloadable 2012 Commemoration Planning Guide, suggestions for parents on how to talk to children about 9/11, classroom activities, and ways to commemorate online.

Students, teachers, civic organizations, businesses, and individuals from 45 states and 12 countries, shared their commemoration plans with the 9/11 Memorial and received an official certificate of recognition.

September 11, 2012 11th Anniversary

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NATIONAL SEPTEMBER 11 MEMORIAL & MUSEUM 2012 Year End Update 21 Commitment to Education September Morning: Ten Year s of Poems and Readings from 9/11 Ceremonies, New York City

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remember to his dearest sister

I am so deeply moved to hear the individual stories of brothers and sisters, Behind me, across the street, keeping watch over this site, is a place called to learn about the lives of those who died here. For we all know that no matter Room. Family members go there to leave a picture or a keepsake, how many fall, each life tells a unique story. Each death diminishes us all. and to write down what is in their hearts.

The poet Christina Rossetti wrote this about remembering those we have Every year that we return here on the anniversary of that terrible day. We come loved and lost: to keep a promise: to remember those who died, not just as names or as part of a large number, but as individuals, whose lives still burn bright. remember me when i am gone away, gone far away into the silent land; We found a poem in the Family Room, pinned to a photograph of a smiling when you can no more hold me by the hand, young woman. It was left there by her brother, with a hand written note across nor i half turn to go yet turning stay. the top that read, “This is for you, my dearest sister.” Today, I am sure, it speaks remember me when no more day by day for what all the families feel in their hearts. you tell me of our future that you planed: only remember me; you understand i’d like the memory of me to be a happy one. it will be late to counsel then or pray. i’d like to leave an afterglow of smiles when life is done. s e p t e m b e r m o r n i n g yet if you should forget me for a while i’d like to leave an echo whispering softly down the ways, and afterwards remember, do not grieve: of happy times and laughing times and bright and sunny days. for if the darkness and corruption leave i’d like the tears of those who grieve, to dry before the sun. a vestige of the thoughts that once i had, of happy memories that i leave when life is done. better by far you should forget and smile than that you should remember and be sad.

Secretary Rice Governor Pataki

For the past ten years, on the morning of September 11, a ceremony has taken place at the World Trade Center site to honor and remember those who were lost that

ten years of poems and readings from the 9/11 ceremonies day. September Morning was created as a new york city powerful and tenderhearted collection of some of the most beautiful and moving poems, readings, and family memories written about love and loss, remembrance and compassion, all culled from the memorial ceremonies held each year.

“This book is a testament to those ceremonies and the efforts over the past ten years to remember and reflect upon that September morning that changed us forever.”

—Michael R. Bloomberg, Mayor of the City of New York

22 NATIONAL SEPTEMBER 11 MEMORIAL & MUSEUM 2012 Year End Update Commitment to Education The Survivor Tree: A Stor y of Hope and Renewal

The Survivor Tree: A Story of Hope and Renewal, is an inspiring account of the only surviving tree from the original World Trade Center to return to the 9/11 Memorial. Found amid the fiery wreckage at Ground Zero, the Survivor Tree sustained extensive damage, but ultimately recovered from the collapse of the Twin Towers. This book tells its story and reminds us of our shared strength in the face of even the most unimaginable tragedy.

The Survivor Tree A Story of Hope and Healing

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NATIONAL SEPTEMBER 11 MEMORIAL & MUSEUM 2012 Year End Update 23 6 Recovering from Superstorm Sandy Our hearts go out to those affected by Superstorm Sandy’s devastation along the East Coast. While the Memorial itself fared beautifully through the storm, we sustained severe flooding within the Museum and other facilities, such as our Visitor Center.

24 NATIONAL NATIONAL SEPTEMBER SEPTEMBER 11 MEMORIAL 11 MEMORIAL & MUSEUM & MUSEUM 2011 2012 Year Year End E Updatend Update Recovering from Hurricane S andy Rebuilding and Reopening

In the days that followed the storm, millions of gallons of water were pumped from the Museum space at the foundation level of the World Trade Center. The vast majority of the Museum’s collection is stored off-site and remains in good condition. Conservators were brought in to monitor the few large artifacts already in the Museum, which weathered the storm remarkably well. Our staff is ensuring that they all make a full recovery.

The Visitor Center and screening center sustained damage due to severe flooding and remained closed while necessary repairs were made and equipment was replaced. Once power returned to the World Trade Center site, the Memorial reopened to the public the week following Sandy, helping to demonstrate the resilience of our city.

Previous page: Clean-up in the Memorial Museum after Superstorm Sandy. Above: View of the Memorial after Superstorm Sandy. Photos by Amy Dreher.

NATIONAL SEPTEMBER 11 MEMORIAL & MUSEUM 2012 Year End Update 25 7

Growing Support We would not have been able to open the 9/11 Memorial without the support and dedication of individuals and businesses from across the country and around the world.

26 NATIONAL NATIONAL SEPTEMBER SEPTEMBER 11 MEMORIAL 11 MEMORIAL & MUSEUM & MUSEUM 2011 2012 Year Year End E Updatend Update Growing Support Benefit Dinner

The 9/11 Memorial hosted its annual benefit in September at Cipriani Wall Street. The event was hosted by the organization’s chair, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, with Stephen Colbert as Master of Ceremonies and musical guest Josh Groban. Attended by more than 1,000 guests, the benefit dinner raised more than $2.65 million in support of the 9/11 Memorial’s mission. Pitney Bowes was recognized with the Global Partner Award, Pat and E. John Rosenwald, Jr. were given the Lifetime Achievement award, and Jonathan M. Tisch was awarded for Distinction in Rebuilding.

PSA Campaign

The Memorial, with the support of the Ad Council, created a new series of public service announcements to mark the 11th anniversary of 9/11, urging people to visit 911memorial.org and contribute, as well as participate in the text to donate program. The campaign ran in stadiums and through the communications channels of a number of professional sport teams, including the NY Giants, NY Jets, and Seattle Seahawks from the National Football League, the NY Mets, Houston Astros, Pittsburgh Pirates, Arizona Diamondbacks, Philadelphia Phillies and Minnesota Twins from Major League Baseball, and the NY Red Bulls from Major League Soccer.

PSA campaign featured on an NYC newsstand.

NATIONAL SEPTEMBER 11 MEMORIAL & MUSEUM 2012 Year End Update 27 Growing Support Pennies for the Memorial

Students from New York City’s five boroughs participated in a Penny Harvest for the Memorial campaign, which encouraged a million students from more than 200 schools to donate a penny to the 9/11 Memorial. Students from the city’s public, private, and parochial schools succeeded in raising more than $65,000 to support the conservation of the Survivor Tree.

Friends of the Oaks

A new development program, “Friends of the Oaks,” launched this year to help maintain the 9/11 Memorial. All contributions received from Friends of the Oaks will go directly toward the care of the hundreds of white oak trees that grace the Memorial’s plaza. These majestic trees convey a spirit of hope and renewal—a reminder of the natural cycle of life.

For more information on this program, please call 212.312.8800.

28 NATIONAL SEPTEMBER 11 MEMORIAL & MUSEUM 2012 Year End Update Growing Support Signs of Support

Signs of Support continued to grow in 2012, with businesses from across the country joining the grassroots initiative. As of December 2012, more than 305 businesses enrolled in the program.

Signs of Support provides a connection between local communities and the 9/11 Memorial. The program asks businesses to show their support for the Memorial by displaying a commemorative decal on their storefront window or business webpage. Through the 9/11 Memorial website, business directories and decals, visitors from SignS of SuPPort national Business Directory across the country and around the world are encouraged to support the businesses that support the Memorial. Businesses are coming together to support the Memorial and Museum. Please look for our supporters identified In 2012, the 9/11 Memorial launched a new program, the by the 9/11 Memorial Signs of Support window decal. Signs of Support Ambassadors, to encourage individuals to enroll businesses in their local communities in Signs of Support.

NATIONAL SEPTEMBER 11 MEMORIAL & MUSEUM 2012 Year End Update 29 GROWING SUPPORT Social Media Engagement

Thousands of people shared their thoughts, reflections and plans, as well as encouraged their friends, family, and community to join in commemorating the 9/11 anniversary and spread the message of remembrance through social networks. Messages honoring the memory of those lost on 9/11 and #honor911 were posted on , , Pinterest, Google+, and Instagram.

“We will never forget the tragedy and losses on that very sad day 11 years ago.”

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Next page: 9/11 Memorial Benefit Dinner honorees, Jonathan Tisch and Pat and E. John Rosenwald Jr. Photo by Ronald L. Glassman.

30 NATIONAL SEPTEMBER 11 MEMORIAL & MUSEUM 2012 Year End Update 8

Our Donors The following list represents gifts from the inception of the National September 11 Memorial & Museum at the World Trade Center Foundation, Inc., through December 1, 2012, including gifts in-kind. We are grateful for this generous support.

NATIONAL SEPTEMBER 11 MEMORIAL & MUSEUM 2012 Year End Update 31 our donors

$25 Million Level $2 Million Level PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP The Starr Foundation Governor Jon S. Corzine Ingeborg and Ira Leon Rennert Brian Cury, EarthCam, Inc. Julian, Josie, Spencer, Jay $20 Million Level Peter G. Peterson & Alex Robertson Bank of America Sandler O’Neill & Partners, L.P. Edward John and Patricia Rosenwald Bernard & Anne Spitzer Foundation $15 Million Level The Tisch Families The Rudin Family Bloomberg Philanthropies The Dan & Sheryl Tishman Family The Scotts Miracle-Gro Company Deutsche Bank UnitedHealthcare SL Green Realty Corporation JPMorgan Chase & Co. Alfred P. Sloan Foundation Lower Manhattan Development The Starr International Foundation Corporation $1 MillioN —$1.9 million Level Tishman Speyer Accenture Mint AEA Investors LLC The Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz $10 Million Level Elizabeth and Lee Ainslie Foundation American Express Anheuser-Busch InBev and Joan and Sanford I. Weill and the American International Group, Inc. the Anheuser-Busch Foundation Weill Family Foundation BNY Mellon Aon The Wendy’s Company - Nelson Brookfield AT&T Foundation Pelz, Peter May Cantor Fitzgerald, L.P. Louis and Gabrielle Bacon John C. Whitehead Citi Clear Channel Communications, Inc. Willkie Farr & Gallagher LLP Con Edison The Coca-Cola Foundation The Goldman Sachs Foundation Dalio Family Foundation $500,000— $999,999 Level Verizon Foundation Deloitte AED Professionals (GMD, Inc. Co.) Delta Air Lines Mrs. Kanchan K. Lall/CEO $5 Million Level The Durst Organization Patty and Jay Baker Barclays Edelman Cablevision Systems Corp. The Carson Family Charitable Trust Ernst & Young LLP Great American Insurance Group Credit Suisse AG Christine A. Ferer and The Carl H. Lindner Family Forest City Ratner Companies The Ford Foundation The National Football League Foundation Franklin Templeton Investments The Rockefeller Group General Electric & Fiduciary Trust International The Steven Rosenbaum and Pamela Keefe, Bruyette & Woods, Inc. Fred Alger Management, Inc. Yoder Family Leonard Litwin Sol & Lillian & Joyce & Irving Royal Bank of Canada MetLife Foundation Goldman Family TD Bank and the TD Charitable Howard P. Milstein, Emigrant Bank The Marc Haas Foundation - Stanley Foundation The Moinian Group S. Shuman, Robert H. Haines Morgan Stanley William Randolph Hearst Foundation $250,000— $499,999 Level New York Life HSBC - North America Anonymous (3) Ronald O. Perelman The Iron Workers International Union Avon Foundation The Pfizer Foundation and IMPACT AXA Foundation Related Companies Robert Wood Johnson 1962 Brookdale Foundation SHARP Charitable Trust Carnegie Corporation of New York Klara & & Family The Thomas S. Johnson Family in Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton LLP UBS memory of Scott M. Johnson FIMALAC The Walt Disney Company KPMG LLP The Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation Foundation The LeFrak Family Grant Thornton LLP Lehman Brothers Host Hotels & Resorts, Inc. $4 Million Level Steve and Sue Mandel John Deere The Crown Family J. Willard & Alice S. Marriott W.K. Kellogg Foundation Foundation NYSE EURONEXT $3 Million Level McDonald’s Owner/Operator Proskauer Rose LLP Fiona & Stanley Druckenmiller Association of NY/NJ/CT Shea Family, in memory of Joseph P. The MLB-MLBPA Disaster Relief and Daniel J. Shea $2.5 Million Level Fund & Baseball Tomorrow Fund Paul E. Singer ACE Charitable Foundation The Moody’s Foundation Skidmore, Owings & Merrill LLP The Cayre and Chera Families Paul J. Napoli & Marc J. Bern, Structure Tone, Inc. Pitney Bowes Napoli Bern LLP Time Warner Foundation Samuel I. Newhouse Foundation, Inc. New York Mets New York Yankees Stavros Niarchos Foundation Indra & Raj Nooyi OppenheimerFunds, Inc. Paramount Pictures PepsiCo Foundation

32 NATIONAL SEPTEMBER 11 MEMORIAL & MUSEUM 2012 Year End Update our donors continued

$100,000—$249,999 Level Alcoa Foundation Environmental Design American Eagle Outfitters Alliance for Downtown New York Peter and Lorinda Ezersky Anonymous Annin Flagmakers Faithful+Gould Archetype International Anonymous (18) Fathom Creative Barney’s New York Tim and Nancy Armstrong John Feinblatt, President; Aber D. Brooks Brothers Jody and John Arnhold Unger Foundation, Inc. Cadwalader Wickersham & Taft LLP Eduardo Ballori Greg Feldman Callison Architects, P.C. Banana Republic Ferreira Construction Company Century 21 Associates Foundation Inc. Bands For Arms, International Inc. Fidelity Investments Clifford Chance US LLP Mr. Ezio Barbaro, MODEM publisher Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Field Lawrence and Susan Daniels Barbuto Fort Worth Screen Printing- Jimmy Dewey & LeBoeuf LLP Virginia S. Bauer Jenkins Samuel A. & Melody K. DiPiazza Colleen and Bradley Bell Andy Frankl, IBEX Construction Gateway Ticketing Systems, Inc. Bergdorf Goodman Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Gerdau Ameristeel Sol & Margaret Berger Foundation Jacobson LLP Hearst Corporation Judy & Howard Berkowitz Furniture Liquidators Kohler Co. Oliver Berndt G100, Inc. Jeremy, Niccole, Lynn & Jules Kroll Paula Grant Berry The David Geffen Foundation Landor Associates Best Medical Care, PC General Atlantic Lend Lease (US) Construction LMB Inc. Mark C. Biderman Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP Anne Lurie Frank Bisignano William J. Gilbane, III LVMH Bruce A. Blakeman Giorgio Armani Corporation Marsh & McLennan Companies Cathy Blaney Hon. & Mrs. Rudolph Giuliani The Robert R. McCormick Bloomingdale’s GNYHA Ventures, Inc. Foundation BNP Paribas Goldman Sachs Gives The Mgive Foundation The Bosco Family in memory of Rich Greenman-Pedersen, Inc. Milberg LLP Brause Realty Inc. Deborah and Allen Grubman Motorola Solutions Foundation Broadcastr and Lia and Larry Shire New York Building Foundation, Inc. The Association The Guardian Life Insurance Company The Nielsen Company The Daniel & Estrellita Brodsky of America Order Sons of Italy in America/Sons Family Foundation H&R Block, Inc. of Italy Foundation Henry Buhl HAKS Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP Building Owners and Managers Stephen Hanson Qatar Museum Authority Association of Greater New York, Jeanmarie Hargrave May Ellen & Gerald Ritter Foundation Inc. (BOMA/NY) Harris Beach PLLC Catherine Rohs Estate Trust Capstone Investment Advisors LLC William B. Harrison Ropes & Gray LLP John and Margo Catsimatidis Robert, Doris and Linda Ho Adam and Lenore Sender Foundation Home & Garden Party, Ltd. The Sidley Austin Foundation CB Richard Ellis Horizon Engineering Associates LLP Silverite - Angelo J. & Constance Silveri CDW Hugh L. Carey Battery Park City Starbucks Foundation Chadbourne & Parke Authority The Sullivan & Cromwell Foundation Chilton Investment Company Hugh O’Kane Electric Company Anne M. Tatlock The CME Group Community J. C. Huizenga Tiffany & Co. Foundation Hurst Family Foundation Total Holdings USA, Inc. Coca-Cola Enterprises Inc. IBEW Local #47 Tourism Cares Common Cents New York, Inc. Monica Iken Toyota Motor North America, Inc. Competitor Group, Inc. Institute for Transfusion Medicine Unilever Creative Artists Agency (ITxM) Universal Coin & Bullion, Ltd. Cruz/Nicholson Joint Venture International Securities Exchange US Forestry Andrew Cuomo International Union of Operating The Waitt Family Foundation Cushman & Wakefield, Inc. Engineers Local 14-14B Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP Alfonse D’Amato Interpublic Group Yash Pal and Urmilesh Arya Davis Brody Bond LLP Iridium Securities Litigation (Arya - Family Foundation) Robert De Niro Settlememt Distribution Dell, Inc. Ralph Isham $10,000—$99,999 Level Derek Lam International, LLC Jaros Baum & Bolles 4J’s Associates, LLC Frances Dibner Jefferies Fixed Income Division and ABM industries, in Memory of the 17 DIRECTV Inc. h.E.A.R.T 9/11 Employees whose lives were lost Duane Reade Charitable Foundation The Johnny and Mikey Katsimatides on 9/11 eDelta Consulting, Inc. Foundation for Life The Acorn Foundation For the Arts Edward R. Reilly & Co., Inc. Joyce Theater Foundation Inc. & Sciences, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. JVC Enterprises AECOM Trudy Elbaum and Robert W. Kaleidoscope AETN - A & E Television Networks, Gottesman Lt. Colonel Guy D. Klemanski, CEO, LLC (HISTORY) Richard Elden The Salvation Army GNY Airline Ride Across America EmblemHealth Kohn Pedersen Fox Assoc. Albanese Organization, Inc Empire BlueCross BlueShield Lisa Konrad and Tacho Sandoval

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L & J Rad LLC Port Authority Sergeants Benevolent Unity International Group Laborers’ International Union of N.A. Association Univision Communications Inc. Elaine & Ken Langone Power Systems, Inc. Valley National Bank Lee Minshull R.C., Inc. Colonel (IL) J.N. Pritzker (Retired) W New York - Downtown Jean-Pierre Lehmann Michael Puglisi Walk to Raise Gloria B. Levin Quad/Graphics Lulu C. Wang Liberty Mutual Surety Kevin Rampe Wasserman Foundation Lincolnshire Management Inc. Marsha Riklis Weber Shandwick The Lipton Group The Thomas Rogèr Family in Wilf Family Foundation Loews Hotels Memory of Jean Roger William Gottlieb Real Estate The Longaberger Company Jane Rosenthal Co-Founder, William Morris Endeavor The Louis Berger Group, Inc. Tribeca Film Festival; Producer, Entertainment Joanne and Walter Lukens Tribeca Productions Susan & Robert Wislow Charitable Macy’s and Bloomingdale’s Ruder Finn Press Foundation Madigan Family Foundation Andrew Sabin Family Foundation Wolf Block LLP, Stuart A. Shorenstein Magna Carta Foundation Saks World Center Hotel Major League Baseball Charities, Inc. Saudi Petroleum Jason Wright Mastercard Worldwide Frank Sciame Isaac Zion Matthew David Events SciDose LLC Zubatkin Owner Representation Kathleen Maycen Sedgwick CMS McKenna Long & Aldridge LLP ShopRite $5,000—$9,999 Level Mercedes-Benz USA, LLC Sid Tools 360 Design Events Beth & Mark Metzger Foundation, Inc. Jeanne S. and Herbert J. Siegel 730th Air Mobility Squadron Joel Meyerowitz Philanthropic Fund of the Jewish Terence E. Adderley Microsoft Communal Fund Altman/Kazickas Foundation Bette Midler and Martin Von Skanska USA Building Anonymous (4) haselberg Snøhetta Avid Technology, Inc. Misys International Banking Systems Snow Phipps Group, LLC Ruth B. Barker MKP Capital Management SNR Denton David L. Beamer Monday Properties Sorbara Construction Corporation Mark & Lou Bitz National Amusements Spirit Cruises Madeleine Blot National Business Furniture Spitzer 2010 Doug Braunstein National Resources Defense Council The Staff Members of the Federal Briggs, Inc. Navillus Contracting Reserve Bank of New York George G. Brown NBC Universal Stage Stores, Inc. John P. Cahill The Daniel M. Neidich and Brooke Craig R. Stapleton Harvey R. Chaplin Garber Foundation Statue Cruises, a Hornblower Charles Simonyi Fund for Arts and Neiman Marcus Company Sciences Netherlands Government, Cabinet Akiva Stechler Robert Chevalier Minister Frans Timmermans Beatrice Stern Richard A. Cirelli New York Football Giants Studio The CNA Foundation New York Marriott Marquis STV The Donald W. Collier Charitable New York State Laborers Health and S. Donald Sussman Trust II Safety Trust Fund Julie & Bobby Taubman Cozen O’Conner, Attorneys at Law Newedge USA, LLC Taubman Centers Crane Foundation Inc. Nucor-Yamato Steel Robin Tauck Joseph C. Daniels NYC & Company Thacher Associates, LLC David Josephs Catering NYCDCC Relief & Charity Fund Thelen Reid Brown Raysman Christopher Delosh Onslow County WSMO Listeners & Steiner LLP The Dorsey & Whitney Foundation Owen Steel Company Theory Andreas Dracopoulos Pataki Cahill Thomson John Duffy Governor George E. Pataki Mrs. Joan Tisch Gretchen Dykstra The Patricia Quick Foundation The Laurence Tisch Families Emiliani Enterprises Paul, Hastings, Janofsky & Walker LLP Laurie M. Tisch Illumination Fund Charles H. Erhart John and Jenny Paulson The TJX Companies, Inc. Ermenegildo Zegna Pershing Square Capital Thorton Tomasetti Inc. Andrew Ertel Management L.P. Tory Burch LLC Thomas Farrell PFK O’Connor Davies, LLP Tower Group Lilli Feliciano Philip M. Casciano Associates Inc. Toyota Eric Fischl/April Gornik Plumbers Local Union No. 1, NYC Tradeweb Markets LLC Five Minute Church Plunkett & Jaffe Group of McKenna TransCanada John Franke Long & Aldridge LLP Peter J. and Georgia Travers Elise and Stuart Fraser PLUS Foundation Sandy Treadwell Lisa B. Friedman The Port Authority of New York Tribeca Productions Larry Gagosian and New Jersey Turner Construction Corporation Cynthia Galvin Port Authority Police Detectives Uken Games Endowment Association United Way of New York City General Growth Properties

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Gerber Tours Park Central Hotel $1,000— $4,999 Level Diana Gibbons Park South Hotel #61 61 Broadway Owner LLC Larry & Ilona Goanos Jonathan Patricof 46 Healthy Choice Inc. Gary and Bonnie Goldberg Paul W. Zuccaire Foundation 7-Eleven, Inc. Andrea and Jim Gordon Payless Shoesource 92nd Street Y Agnes Gund Perri Peltz Christopher Abbate Addie Guttag Tammy Perconti ABC Home Stephen Hammerman Robert S. Perkin Abco Peerless Sprinkler Corporation Gerard Harper Pitta & Giblin LLP Abdul M. Abid Arthur W. Harrigan Polo Ralph Lauren Neil M. Abitabilo Carl B. Hess Quality Environmental Solutions and ABNY Honorable Order Of Blue Goose Int’l. Technologies, Inc. Robert E. Abrams Hullin Metz & Co. LLC Brian Rafferty Accident Reconstruction & Lee Ielpi Emily Rafferty Biomechanics Impact Photographics Carolyn M. Rasic Lawrence D. Ackman The Intercontinental at RBC Foundation USA ACM Consulting LLC Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum Scott Rechler Jack Agresta Jacob Feinberg Katz & Michaeli Burton Resnick Suzanne Ahern Consulting Group Ira Resnick Husam U. Ahmad Jagex Limited Bernard Resta AIA New York Chapter Jerome and Dolores Zuckerman Richard and Susan Willis Air Command and Staff College, Gewirtz Charitable Trust RiskProNet International Academic Year 2012 The Joseph Plumitallo Memorial Richard H. Robb AKRF, Inc. Foundation Cory Robbins Paul Albano Juicy Couture Steven Rubenstein Jaclyn Albright Kaback Enterprises Irving Sandorf Robert Alessi The Kandell Fund Zina and Alex Sapir Constantine Alexakos Erica and Michael Karsch Sheraton New York Hotel Alexander & Henning Corp. Anthoula Katsimatides Peter J. Sibilski Brad Allan The Marilyn & Jeffrey Katzenberg Smart & Final Charitable Foundation Joseph Allen Foundation Dana E. Smith Michael Allen Kautsch v. Premier Communications Rich Soja Murray Alon Settlement Fund Sony Corporation of America Anthony A. Alongi Lankler Siffert & Wohl LLP Corrine C. Spence Jack Alphin William P. Lauder Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Steel Eric J. Altman Marion J. Lebworth The Strand Hotel John Aluska The Lexington New York City Strategic Hotels & Resorts Lydia Alvarez Louis Vuitton North America Syska Hennessy Group Robert Alvine Jeffrey Lowe Pandu R. Tadoori American Apparel LVI Environmental Services TailWind Capital American Bar Association Harold Malion TBWA Worldwide American Express Employee Giving Mr. & Mrs. Peter L. Malkin William R. Teachworth Campaign Man Investments Holdings Inc. Texas de Brazil Beth Amorosi Silvian Marcus The Theodore Cross Family The Amy Klette Newman Foundation John McAllister Foundation Elaine A. Anderson Burke McHugh Thinc Design Jill G. Anderson Michael McKeever Joan H. Tisch Anderson Building Group P/L Members of Selected Independent Marjorie Tiven The Andrea and Charles Bronfman Funeral Homes TKBW Private Foundation Philanthropies Men & Women of The U.S. Department Tribeca Film Festival The Andrew Stergiopoulos of Veterans Affairs Police Trinity Wall Street Foundation TuneCore Andrews International The Metropolitan New York Chapter Twilio The Anglo-American Charitable of the Appraisal Institute Diane Valentino Foundation Ron Meyer Jeff Vandergrift Robert E. Annett Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy LLP Marilyn W. Vandever Anonymous (5) Ira Millstein Vanessa Kolpak Charitable Fund Fred A. Antonini MissionCritical Communications The Village Voice Applebee’s Neigborhood Grill & Bar The Donald R. Mullen Family Todd Wagner Scott Armstrong Foundation, Inc. White & Case Foundation Robert H. Arnow Madelyn and Steven Wils Fredrick Aronsen National Basketball Association Robert & Carol Wolf Alberta Arthurs Natixis North America Inc. Eric Woodring Aruba Networks Foundation Hilary North WOR Radio Asset Systems, Inc. James J. O’Meara Yonkers Racing AT&T Mobility Maureen Orth Herbert T. Yuki Athens Community Council on Aging Robin Panovka Liza Zaneri David Atkins

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Atlanta Braves Foundation, Inc. Black Hawk Fire Department and Joseph Campisi Attitude New York Gilpin Ambulance Authority Juan Cañas Au Bon Pain Michael Blau David Canedo Phyllis Auerbach Bonnie Bloom Capital Moving & Storage Co. Inc. Carolyn Auerhahn Christina Bloom Capitol Public Strategies Theresa M. Augustine-Christie The Blue Mountain Middle School Yvonne T. Cappello Richard Aurelio Blue Planet Grill Mark Cardano AutoZone BNC Consulting Marjorie Cardon A-Val Architectural Metal Corp. Bob Rogers Travel. Inc. Edward D. Carnegie AXA Liabilities Bob’s Friends and Classmates Kenneth L. Carter Jacob Axel Carol A. Boccardi Gabriel Carvey Walter B. Azzolina Christopher Boehning Louise Carvey James K. Bacalakis Christopher Bone Cashion Elementary 6th Grade Matthew T. Bailey Bonjour USA Tours 2006-2007 Steve Bailey Robert Bonomo Timothy Cassidy Allison Bailey Blais Douglas P. Borkowski Castle Construction Elliot A. Baines Borough of Manhattan Community Karla Castner Bruce C. Baird College Pimontip Catalano Michael F. Baker Robert R. Bose Ann B. Catts Baker & Hostetker Consulting Group Inc. CBOE Florence E. Baldwin David R. Botto CDM Bales Marketplace Linda & Michael Bourland Cement Masons Local 780 Carol Balogh John Bowman Daniel Cendan Benjamin A. Bankson James Boyhan Daniel L. Cendan Barbara L. Goldsmith Foundation Bruce Bozzi Cendant Car Rental Group Jo Ann Barbaro Daniel Brace The Center for Executive Development Henri R. Barguirdjian Cornelia T. Bradford Century Seals, Inc. Robert E. Barkei John And Kris Bradley Gerald Chait Marianne Barry Brian Branco Jeanne Champer The Barry Friedberg and Charlotte Barry Bransky Young Bo Chang Moss Family Foundation Peter Brant Thomas K. Chardavoyne Jaime Bartlett Joyce M. Brass Barbara Chase Jake Barton Thomas A. Braun David Cheikin Russell Bartunek Keith L. Bremer Dennis Cheung Vladimir Basin Robert Bressler Lauren Chiaramonte James J. Bauman David Brinkman Chico’s Baumblit Constr Corp Patrick Briscoe Barbara J. Childs M. B. Bausano Brock Family Curtis S. Chin Edward R. Bazinet Jamie Brodsky John Chiusano John C. Beck Tim Brown William W. Chong John Beckelman Carroll A. Browne Neil Chriss Jessica Bede Margaret Bruce Christian Workers Bible Ministry Ruth Bedford Catherine Bruneau Dorothy Christiansen Theodora Beekman Bubby’s Pie Co Inc. Joyce Christopher Sheldon Bellovin Dennis Buccola J. I. Chronopoulos Benfield Inc. Richard Buck Peter Chryssos Mark Benhar Stephen Buck CHS Services, Inc. Thomas S. Benjamin Robert E. Buckholz Theodore C. Chu The Benjamin Logan Local School David C. Burger CIT district Burn 60 Fitness Studios Los Angeles Citizens and Patriots of Southwest The Benjamin M. Rosen Family Gregory E. Burns Florida Foundation Joyce Burns The City of New York Office of Dale P. Bennett Buro Happold Consulting Engineer, PC Management and Budget Arthur Benson Joseph R. Buthorn Civil Service Employees Assn. Inc. Rachel Berg Butzbaugh (CSEA) Mortimer Berkowitz Eric Byer Lynne Clare Bill Bermont Barbara Byrne Olga B. Clark Evelyn Berry Gerry Byrne Theresa Clarner Besmaya Combat Training Center C&S Wholesale Grocers Elizabeth T. Cleary Eric Bessels Patricia A. Cabrey Courts Cleveland Robert L. Betack Caguicla & Cruz Families Kevin J. Clifford Beyond Times Square Cynthia F. Calder Cly Del Mfg Co Bialkin Family Foundation Kelly Calder The Cly-Del Manufacturing Company Bill Ford Interiors, Inc. James Caldwell CNY Builders LLC Julie Billups Lea B. Caliandro Coach Steve Bilski Jerry Callaghan Elizabeth Coble Birchwood Center John Calo Lawrence Cohen

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Cohen Research Group D. Ronald Daniel Craig Dykers Julie P. Cole Fred Daniels Earle W. Kazis Associates, Inc. Kevin Coleman Naomi M. Daniels David Earls Louis Coletti Peter Dapuzzo Earl’s Court J. A. Colica Dark Horse Alfred C. Eberhardt Dolores Colon Thomas A. D’Auria Beverly Eckert Joseph V. Colonnetta David Lerner Assoc Inc Economic Research Associates Colorado State Society, National David M. and Barbara Baldwin Donna Edbril Society Daughters of the Foundation John Edebohls American Revolution Mark Davidson Howard Edelstein Comcast National Engineering Becca Davies The Edith B. and Lee V. Jacobs Fund & Technical Operations Edward J. Davis No. 3 Gregory Commins Gordon Davis James G. Ednie Community Chorus of Palm Coast, Davis & Warshow, Inc. Educational Tours Inc. Palm Coast. Florida Anne Dayton Edward Town Middle School The Community of Kimisis Theotokou Gabriel De Alba 2011- 2012 Seventh Grade Class Kathryn Conboy Michael K. De Chiara Edwin Watts Golf Eugene and Anna May Conese Nicole de Leon Anna Egan Cecil Conlee The Dealessandro Foundation John W. Ehrhardt Roe Conn Patricia J. DeAngelis Alvin H. Einbender Jane D. Conway Douglas DeCamp Steven G. Einhorn David Coogan Jane Deflorio Jack O. Elias Christopher Cook Madeline Delianides Ellendale Vol. Fire Dept. Graham Cook DeLisi Family Foundation Sam Ellis Arthur Cooperman Philippe Delmar Charles Ely Leon Cooperman Delran Twp BOE Michael Emmerman Francis A. Corcoran Bernard DeLury The Employees & Advisors of James P. Corcoran Frank Demaria American Portfolios Joanne Cordeiro Michael Demma Employees of Auto Club Enterprises Caroline Cordice Bruce Dereschuk Engineers Operating Locals 94 Michael Cornell Cheryl Derr H. Flint Engleman Cornell & Company Inc. William J. Derwin Edward English F. Correa Christopher Desantis Ken English Ray Costa Colin Devine Enterprise Association Steamfitters, Cotterell Mitchell & Fifer Inc. Leonard N. Di Vittorio Local Union 638 Joe Coughlin Jon Diament Entertainment Cruises Robert J. Coullahan Melville Dickenson Karen Eschenbach Timothy Courtney Loisanne Diehl Evan Eschmeyer Steve Cozine Augustine A. Digiacomo Dennis Esposito Scott Cragg Digital Daruma, LLC Louis A. Esposito Earle M. Craig Evan Dillon Essex Fall Tune-Up Livingston Judith C. Craig Leslie Dimmling Soccer Club, Inc. Michael F. Crandall Distinguished Concerts International Chris Esteban Andrew Criqui (DCINY) Constance L. Estes Richard Critz Candida M. Dixon ETRO Moton H. Crockett Michael Doerr Eugene M Grant & Company John F. Cronin Paul R. Dolan Jeffrey D. Evans William F. Cronk Donald W. Collier Charitable Trust II Robert B. Evans Nancy J. Crown Doug Donaldson Frank J. Ewasyshyn Alison R. Crowther Donna Karen Company EWS Division, Legrand, North America The Crystal Family Foundation Marion Donovan Excess Line Association of New York Cunningham Insurance Brian Dooley F1 Marketing Group Tonya L. Cuozzo Dr. Bryan C. Jack Elementary School Eileen Fagan Current and Former LMDC Directors John M. Draghi Fagensen Family Fund Jeff Cushman Rita Draghi Robert Fagenson Phillip J. Cuthbertson Amy Dreher Fagenson & Co. Inc. Miriam Cytryn Thomas Drennan Philip A. Falcone D.L. Ryan, Companies, LLC Isabel Drzewiecki Thomas Famolare George Daab Suzanne Duffy Adam Famularo Steven Dachman Freeman Dunn Matthew Farley Andrea D’Acunzo Reynolds Dupont Janet E. Farrell Vincent D’Agostino DuPont Employees John J. Farrell Daiwa Capital Markets America Inc. The Durden Foundation, Inc. Wasim U. Faruqi Daiwa Securites America, Inc. Brewster Durkee Fred Farzan Anthony N. Dalessio Kevin M. Durkin Fastsigns Dalton Family Foundation Enid S. Dwyer Gregg R. Fatzinger Ger Daly C.C. Dyer Frank Feinberg

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Norman M. Feinberg Robert Garramone Barbara Grodd Robert Feldman Laurie Garrett Jonathan Gross Joseph Felle Seymour L. Gartenberg Nancy J. Gross Stanley Fenvessy Stephen Garvey The Grossman Family Philanthropic Gary Ferdinand Fr. Michael Gelfant Foundation Jill Fernandez Robert Gelfond Louis Grotta Tania Fernandez The General Contractors Association Anita Grover Mary Ferrante of New York, Inc. Ruth Guarascio Robert Fetch Patrick J. Geraghty Frank J. Guarini Gerald Feuerer Peter Gerhard Gucci Jerry M. Field Randolph H. Gerner Edward S. Guercio Raymond J. Fields Get Up & Go Tours Frank Guerra Juan R. Figuereo Philip Geyer Guess?, Inc. Frank H. Finkel James Gibson Dorothy Hagenberg Ellen Fiore Robert Gibson Halcrow, Inc. Louisa Fisher Stanley Gibson Mykola Haliv Fisher Marantz Stone Josephine Gierer Mike Halvorson Mark A. Fitz-Patrick Martha P. Giese Wayne Hamilton FJC Security Services Inc. Richard Gilder Nancy Hammer Flag of Honor Project Sartaj Gill Michael Haney Flag of Remembrance Heidi Gillette Hanford Elementary School District Richard Flanagan Gilt Groupe READY Afterschool Program Ruth Flaschner Evan S. Giniger Eileen Hannaford Stephen N. Fleming Gloria Glascoe Henry Hanover Flight Centre USA Michael S. Glassner Happy Science USA Richard P. Flood Eli Glatstein Steven Harber Amy Florio Lynda B. Glavin Gerald & Heather Harrington Flushing Savings Bank Edward S. Godleski Ira S. Harris Douglas Flynn Avi Golden Thomas R. Harsono Tom Fontana Davidson Goldin Judith Hart Wong K. Fook Budd S. Goldman Marilyn Hartenstein For Players - By Players, LLC David Goldman Elinore F Hartz Timothy C. Forbes Goldman, Sachs & Co. Matching Lowell Harwood James Formisano Gift Program Lowell R. Harwood Christopher A. Forster Audrey Goldstein Heather Hatley George B. Forster Joshua Goldstein Gates H. Hawn Fortress Monitoring Group Robert Goldstein Jamye Hayes Patrick Foye Susan Goldstein Head Bubba Richard H. Francis Kevin Gonzalez HEART 9/11 William Francis Mark Goodman Christian G. Heilmann Donald H. Frank Molly Goodrich John Hellmann Frank Martz Coach Company The Goodwin Family Foundation Henri Bendel Howard Frankel Jennifer Gordon Ethel M. Henry Frankfurt Kurnit Klein & Selz Scott Gordon Jane Henson Michael Frawley Hans Gossel Rita Hentschi Patricia Freebody Gotham Technology Group Tim Herlihy Robert Freed Jay Gould Larry T. Herrig Josephine Freede Suzanne M. Graf J. P. Hershberger Cynthia Freeman Grand Ledge High School Student Paul Herther Sanford Freiman Council Warren R. Herz Richard A. Friedman Steve Grant George C. Hesterberg Stephen J. Friedman Grassi & Co. Leonard Hicks Friends Of David Dimeglio Thaddeus Gray Jim Higashi E. E. Friess Greater Atlanta Limousine Jane S. Hitchcock David Friezo Association Alex Hitz Fuji 50’s Charles M. Greef HNTB Corporation Greg Fussell Lynn Green Wayne Hobin Ellen V. Futter Jeffrey Greenbaum Bernard S. Hodes Fxfowle Architects Francis J. Greenburger Nancy Hodin Bozena Gajewska Alan Greene Jonathan M. Hoff John P. Gallagher Greensboro Fire Department, Phil Hofmann Donald Gallo GSO, N.C. HOK, Inc. Robert B. Garant Alice M. Greenwald Carol P. Holding Lawrence A. Garcia Vartan C. Gregorian Graham Holloway Patti Eylar & Charles Gardner Jessica Griege Stacey Holton-Tobin Jason B. Garmise Joan Griffenkranz Ashley P. Hopkins Alexander S. Garner John Grillo Horace Small

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Janet Hornish JRT Realty Group, Inc. Merchandising, Inc. Alison Horowitz JTB International, Inc. Philip A. Lacovara David Hovey JustGive.org Dan Ladner Emily Howell The K.P. & Phoebe Tsolainos Larry V. Lafee Kerry Hueston Foundation, Inc. Lakewood Ranch Golf and Thomas Hughes Sachin Kamath Country Club Mary I. Hull Todd Kaminsky Ashley Lalchand Robert Hulse Yue-Sai Kan John Lallier Lynne B. Humphries Mary E. Kandratino Helen A. Lally Stephen M. Hunt Lloyd A. Kaplan Richard Lanahan Kaye Hutchison Mannon Kaplan Lancaster Catholic High School Susan Hutchison William Kapner Ken Landis Jeffrey Hyman George D. Karcazes Curtis Lane Anthony Iannone Philomena Karczewski Jeffrey Lane Susan Iaquinta Fleming Steve Kass A. V. Lang Mark R. Imowitz Kate Spade, LLC Langan Engineering & Environmental Mary Imperato The Kathleen Moran and Gavin Services Infiltrator Systems Relief Fund McMahon Foundation Linda Lange International Brotherhood of David A. Katz Thorsten Langnau Electrical Workers Local No. 3 George S. Kaufman Patrick Lanza International Union of Operating John Kaufmann Chris Larsen Engineers Local 94, 94A, 94B David Kaugher Diane L. LaSala Interstate Mechanical Services, Inc. Ben Keith L. D. Latorre Invest Financial Corp. David Kelly Arlene Laux William B. Iovenko James E. Kelly Marta J. Lawrence Irvine Police Explorers James Kelly Sarrea M. Layton John C. Irwin Joanne Kelly Laurie A. Lazaro Ryoko Ishikawa Joyce Kenish Rodak IUG Business Solutions Kenneth Cole Kyung H. Lee Rama Iyengar Stephen G. Kenny Yvonne Lee J. Choo USA, Inc. Charles Kerner Maureen C. LeFevre J. Crew Richard Kerr Michael J. Leffell J.R. Morris Foundation Richard F. Kessinger Glenn Lefkovitz Ellen Marie Jacob Daniel J. Kheel Helen D. Lefor Darren L. Jacobs The Kids & Parents of the Olympics Legends of Baseball Greg Jacobs hills 9/11 Lemonade Stand Susan Lehrman Jennifer Jacobs Michael Kiernan Leigh University Rosalind Jacobs John K. Kilbane Fredric Leighton Seymour Jacobs James B. Kilgore Kenneth Lemons The Jane and Buzz Waltman Kinder Porter Scott Family Karen C. Lenhart Charitable Foundation Foundation Daniel J. Lennon David Jansky King, Holmes, Paterno & Berliner Lenny’s Group/LDV Hospitality The Javitch Foundation Larry Kirshner Leon Family Jayceryll Malabuyoc DeChavez Trust Abraham Kiswani Christine LeVeen JDAD, LLC Steven B. Klinsky David Levey John Jefferson Jerry Knafo Kenneth Levien Jefferson Wells Lawrence Knafo Brenda Levin Prescott Jennings Pira Koch Jahn Levin Richard Joers Alexander Kohn Woodrow Levin John and Linda Seiter Foundation Martin Koldyke David And Susan Levine John Michael Williams Charitable Trust Lawrence Korman Paul Levinsohn John Varvatos Enterprises Bonnie Korn David W. Levinson John-Roger Patrice Kovacic Jerold G. Levy Calvin Johnson Wladyslaw Kowynia Sacha Levy Johnson & Johnson Global Surgery M. B. Kozma Richard Lewand Group Zitta A. Krajacic The Lewis Family James M. Johnston Jeremy Kramer Richard P. Libretti Sarah J. Jolly John C. Krantz Lieb Cellars, LLC Lisa A. Jonas Steven Kreichman Grace Lieberman Jeff Jones Rae M. Krelitz Gary M. Lin Mark D. Jones Jeremy Kroll Donna Lindley Michael A. Jones Niccole Kroll Shirley Linehan R. Jones Howard Kroplick The Liro Group Jones Apparel Group, Inc. Stephen Krupa Michael Livigni Jones Lang LaSalle Americas Inc. Louise E. Kuebler llinois Community College Students Yvonne Jordan Melvin Kupperman Lawrence Lo Magno Veronica E. Joyce Laboratory Institute of Michael Lobel

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Local Union 147 LIUNA Patrick McGettigan Kenneth F. Mountcastle Keith Locker John F. McGillicuddy Oleg L. Movsumov Lockheed Martin William McGinly Paul Moyik Loehmann’s Jill C. McGovern Rosemary Mucci Robert Lohse Patrick J. McGovern Wayne Mueller Eli Lomita S. M. McGrath Mueser Rutledge Consulting Engineers Maureen Lonergan Justin McGrory Jane Muhrcke John Long John McGurk Mary Jo Mullan Longchamp USA Patricia McHale Donald R. Mullen Family William H. Loos John McInnes Foundation, Inc. Marc I. Lorber Karen McKeel Calby Munsey Park Women’s Club Lord & Taylor Patrick McKeon Muriel Siebert & Co. William Lowe Tim McKinney Jeanine Murphy Lowes School Bridge Program William McKinney Stephen V. Murphy E. N. Lubin Mark McLaughlin Murphy Junior High School Student Joseph Luccioni Heath B. McLendon Government Brett Lynch Helen McMullin Rory Murray George Lyons and Family Todd J. McNamara Mustang & Shelby Club Of MacAndrews & Forbes Charles B. McQuade The N.Y. Assoc. of Independent Walter Mack Robert C. Meade Adjusters, Inc. Michelle M. Mackay Medical Information Technology, Inc. Benjamin Nager Macoupin County, Illinois 9/11 10th Jeffery Meeks Josephine Nagy Anniversary Memorial Thomas Meisburg Kenneth D. Nahum Kay Maddox Joan Meixner Joseph Naidrich Franco Maria Maggi Drew Melchionni Renu Naidu Douglas Magnolia Yelena Melikian Rina Nakamura Robert Magyar Gary Melius Donna H. Narey Jerome M. Maida Merle Melvin Ronald Nash Joe Maida MemorialBracelets.com Elisabeth F. Nason Charles J. Maikish Alan Menken The National Building Museum Peter Malarky Joyce F. Menschel National Financial and our Thomas H. Malin Mercy College Consultant Forum Attendees Lawrence Malone Meridan Industries, Inc. National Hockey League Foundation Elizabeth Mangan Milton Meshirer Sul Ndregjoni David Mangold Metropolitan Montessori School Michael Neborak Manhattan Island Foundation Metropolitian New York Rugby Union Spurgeon H. Neel Paul A. Maniscalco Vicki Metzger The Neel Foundation Bernice Manocherian James D. Miamis Billy Nehring Adele Manoff Nancy Michaels Berry Adam Nelson Ziad Mansouri Microsoft Matching Gifts Program Gary S. Nelson Alan Mantell James R. Middleton Holly Nelson Richard Marin Jody A. Miktus Joel Nelson Michael J. Marino Paul Z. Miles Sheila Nevins Kenneth Marks Allan P. Miller New England Revolution Charitable The Marmara Manhattan Hotel George P. Miller Foundation Marni USA Mitoko Miller New York City Combined Federal Jodi Marrero Philip B. Miller Campaign Mary Ann Marshall Ward M. Miller New York City PBA The Martin R. Lewis Charitable Newton Minow New York Credit Foundation Foundation, Inc. Lee Minshull New York Downtown Hospital Janice Martinez Missoni USA New York Marriott Downtown Elsie Martucci Charles T. Mitchell Raynette Mascarenhas Hilary H. Mitchell New Yorker Hotel Frank Massaro Monika Mitchell Ressler Paul Newhouse Paul J. Massey Mitchell B. Modell Robert J. Newhouse Shawn P. Matthews Amanda Moffat Steve Newhouse Alexandre C. Matti Mark J. Mohrmann Lucy Newlove Elizabeth Mattson Murray Monroe Newmark Knight Frank Elizabeth Mauro John C. Montano Nancy Niedermeyer Sally Mayer Stacey E. Montoya Raymond A. Nielsen Mayfield Woods Middle School Neil Mooney Frederick W. Nilsson A. D. Mayo Laura Moore Peter Nissen Robert F. Mays Richard Moore Kenneth R. Nolan Michael A. Mc Cormack Kevin Morgan Victoria Noonan James McCahill Douglas A. Morse Nordstrom Michael P. McCormack F.D.N.Y. Lester Morse North Mesquite High School Thomas J. McElligott The Morton Foundation Jeremiah O. Norton

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R. L. Novak William Pike Steven G. Richardson NY/NJ District Council LHA Elisa Pines And Family Thomas Richman The Oaklawn Foundation, William A. Pitta Bishop Del Giorno & Giblin LLC Joerg Rickers Arnold IV Carole Pittelman David Ridley The Observer Group, Inc. The Pittman Family Foundaiton Phillip J. Riese Barbara O’Connell Platinum Maintenance Michael Rietbrock Edward C. Oelsner Rick Plummer Gregory G. Riley O’Hara’s Restaurant Thomas Pluta James F. Rill Gregory G. Olsen Alfred Polizzotto Catherine Lynn Rinaldi Gregory H. Olsen Paul J. Pollack Richard Rinaldi Jim Olson John J. Pomerantz Kenneth J. Ringler Walter R. O’Neil Leslie F. Pomerantz Robert Ripp Rosaleen O’Neill Eduard Popescu Kathleen Ritch Stephen Onody James Porterfield Bob Rittberger Frances Orabona Post Traumatic Stress Center Marie C. Ritter Orange Coast Title Co. of Los Steven Potter Luigi Rizzo Angeles Tina Powell Anthony B. Rizzuto Franca G. Oreffice Prada Robani Energy/Olympic Power Christopher O’Reilly Sanford Prater Sheila J. Robbins Mordechai Orian Martin Prentice David Robbio Mary P. Ortale-Malitas John J. Presley John L. M. Roberts John Osborn Shirley Press Leslie Robertson The O’Sullivan Children Foundation Joanne Price Lee Robins P.S. 234 Pritzker Foundation Danon Robinson P.S./I.S. 266 Queens Professional Audio Laboratories, Inc. Colleen Roche George Packard Project Rebirth John Roche David W. Painter Laura Puente Nathaniel Rockett Laura Palmer Purcellville Baptist Church Michael Rodgers William Palmer Adelaide Pykon Ernest Rodriguez Pamal Broadcasting LTD. Patricia Quick Rodriguez-Suarez Family Pan Am Equities Inc. Susan Quilty Marcia M. Roger Judith Panaciulli Diane A. Quincy Patricia Rohan Angelo Paparella Christine C. Quinn Jennifer Rolfe Aldo Papone Brian Quirion Lawrence Roman Derek Pardee David Rader Daniel & Joanna Rose Fund, Inc. Stephanie Pardue RadioShack Sanford Rose Charles P. Parker Rael Sprinkler Seth Rosen Jeffrey Parker Clyde E. Rankin Steven Rosen John G. Parker H. Lewis Rapaport Barry Rosenberg Parrot Productions Todd Rapp David A. Rosenzweig Alan Paskoff Norma Rappaport John Ross Anthony C. Pasquale Janko I. Rasic Evan Roth Patricia Lynch Associates Mary A. Rasmussen Steven Rotter Samuel Patterson Frank Razzano George Roush Michael Patti Rcokland County Patrolmen’s Noah Rowles Sherry Paul Benevolent Association Royal Institution of Chartered Kia Pavloff-Pecorelli Alan Reback Surveyors Suzanne Paxton The Rebny Foundation Michael Rozen Geoffrey Payne Mitchell Rechler Martin Ruckel Peachtree Chapter BMW CCA Samuel P. Reckford Nancy J. Ruddy Nina J. Pearlmutter Robert Reddinger Joel & Marcie Rudell Robert A. Pearson Michael Reiff Michael Rudin Gail Pedescleaux-Muckle Christopher K. Reilly Samantha Rudin Donald Peele Lisa Reilly Run to Remember Foundation Inc. People of Palm Coast, Florida Gregory Reimers Robert Ryall Anotonio Perez Ann H. Rekhi Joseph B. Ryan Robert Perina Marc Remini T. Timothy Ryan Leigh Ann A. Perri Frances A. Resheske Diana Sabella Dennis A. Peterson Joelle Resnick James Sabella Elaine M. Petouhoff Lorenzo Respighi Edgar Sabounghi PetroChase, Inc. Carol Reuter Marc Sacher Eileen R. Petti J. Christopher Reyes Andrew Sachs Phaidon Press, Inc. Silas Rhodes Sage Gerard T. Phelan Grai S. Rice Shridevi R. Saggurti Pictopia.com, Inc. Denise Rich Bernard Salanie Gerald D. Pietroforte The Richard S. & Karen LeFrak F. Robert Salerno Kenneth Pigaga Charitable Foundation, Inc. Sue Ceci Saltarelli

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Barry Salzberg Harry Shulman Charles Stathas Dominick A. Sampogna Ava Shypula Evelyn C. Steen Tristan Sands Jared A. Siegel Jeff & Mari Stein Raymond A. Sanseverino Kathy Siegel Robert Stein Elaine Sargent Robert G. Siegel Robert Steinberger Carl D. Sass Siemens Dave & Ann Steiner David C. Satterfield Sigma Chi Fraternity, Chapter Robert Stekson Shirley Saunders Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity Elon John Stelmach Diane Savage Universtiy The Stephen Colbert Americone Randall K. Say David Siino dream Fund Coastal Comm Fdn SBI Consultants Inc Kathryn Sikorski William C. Sterling Michele Sbrocco David S. Silberman Sterling Testing Systems, Inc. Eugene Scharf John Sills Daniel Stern Jessica Schatz Michele Silva-Neto Jules G. Stern Lillian Schatz Erica Silverman Roger Stern Avi Schick Amy Simmons Stephen Sternberger The Schiff Foundation Mark Simmons Leslie Stevens Jerome Schiller Kevin Simon Anne Stewart Matthew Schimenti Christine Simon Coats Stirling Properties, L.L.C. Angelique Schipani Simpson Guapertz & Hegisher Donald Stone Steve Schira Simsbury Volunteer Fire Company Janet L. Stone Kurt Schirmer Pete Sinisgalli Meno Stroemer James J. Schiro Paramsothy Sivapakiam Katherine Stromberg Richard J. Schmeelk Skadden, Arps, WTC/Pentagon Strott Family Foundation Stephen Schmidt Assistance Fund Eugene S. Strout Marlene Schneider Louis H. Skidmore Harvey J. Struthers Alan and Angel Schneider and Family Paul Skody Jonathan Struthers Edward Schoales Philip Skolnick Michael Stubbs Mark Schreiner Gene Sloan Students of Our Lady Visitation School Charles W. Schudt Muffy Sloan Leon Suchard Sara Lee Schupf Joan Smilow Nancy Suhr Jerome Schurmeier Edward Smith Chuck Sulerzyski Cipora O. Schwartz Gregory Smith Barbara Sulkowski Larry A. Schwartz Patricia M. Smith Chris T. Sullivan Sam Schwartz Richard V. Smith Arthur O. Sulzberger Roger E. Schwed William Smith Patrick Summers Marie Scibetti Steven J. Smoland Sungard Frank Scollo Keith Snead Sunny and Abe Rosenberg Foundation Scoop Tara Snow Super Runners Shop Jane Scorca Stephanie Soffing SuperValu Robert B. Sculthorpe Rose Solasz Edward J. Sweeney SeaDream Yacht Club Joseph A. Sollano John Sweeney Seaport Orthopaedics Associates PC Ciro P. Solomon Christopher Swift Seaview Orthopedic & Medical Somerset Fire & Rescue Co.#1 Eugene Sylva Associates Somerset, New Jersey T & M Protection Resources Patrick Seaworth Maureen Somerville Talbots Alan Sebel Something Digital Jean Marie Talhouarne Segal Family Foundation Robert H. Souther Stephen Tall Ann G. Seidler Barbie Spear Heng Tan Jan Seidler-Ramirez Melanie H. Spivak Stephen Taraniuk Florence Seligman Chris Spofford David Tarica Paul Selver Sprint Foundation Jeff Taschler Paul Selvin Squared Design Lab, LLC Marc D. Taub Dwight T. Seward Squire Family Amanda Taylor Leonor Shahid St. Alphonsus Parish Maple Glen, Robert Taylor Lisa Shalom Pennsylvania Tec Systems Inc Michael Shamberg St. Daniel The Prophet School Stephanie Teicher Shirley B. Shamel St. John Knits Matthew Teichmann John M. Shanahan Zachary St. Vincent Temple Shaaray Tefila Gautam M. Shastri Gustav E. Staahl Jovi Tenev Jeremiah J. Sheehan Tara Stacom Tracey Tepesch John Sheehy Andrew Stanger Nozomi Terao Robert M. Shelala Staples TerraGroup Corporation Barry G. Sher Robert J. Stapleton Thomas D. Thacher Cindy Sherman Diane Starita The Parks Family & Friends Nancy Shevell Clifford L. Starkey Joel Thea The Shubert Organization, Inc. Ira Statfeld Christopher Thomas

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Elisa Thomas Daniella Vitale Peter Wirth The Thomas Glasser Foundation James Vivelo Richard E. Witten William Thompson Barbara Vivian Samuel H. Wolcott Thompson Hine LLP Frank A. Voci Stephen M. Wolf Three Headed Productions VOGUE Deron Wolfe Kimberly Throm Philip Volpicelli Laura Wolfram Richard Thurston Mary Vosburgh Carol Wood TicketPrinting.com Barbara F. Vucanovich Candace Woodward Tilcon New York Inc. Robert Vujtech Thomas W. Workman Anne M. Timko W.I.L.D. Foundation Michael Worth Doris B. Titsworth Claudia Wagner Veronica Worth TNEMEC Laurie Walden Wyoming Millwork Co. Karen Tobia Mike Walden Lisa A. Wysocki Tom And Andi Bernstein Fund Jay Walder Larry Yagoda Richard L. Tomasetti Leighanne Walker Yakov Smirnoff Theater Tommy Hilfiger USA Simon Walker James H. Yates Toxic Alert Building Systems, LLC Terre S. Wallach Kevin Yearout Nicholas Tricarico Edward Waller Peter Yee Tricarico Architecture And Design Pc Michel Wallerstein Linda Yellin Trinity Church Ann M. Walsh Grace Yeung Trinity Place Bar & Restaurant M. A. Walsh YMT Vacations Trinity University Alumni Walt Whitman High School Kinne Yon Alan R. Tripp Suzanne Walters Christopher York Bao Truong Burton J. & Jane C. Waltman Anthony A. Yoseloff Peter Tully Charles Ward Thomas W. Young Gerard O. Turcotte Chris Ward Chao Yuan William J. Tursellino Washington National Cathedral Michael Zaccagnino Tuscarora Service Co. LLC Susan Waterfall Carrie Zaken Stamatios K. Tzemis Barbara Waters Diana L. Zampolin David M. Underwood Waters, McPherson, McNeil, P.C. Andrew Zapp Scott Underwood Linda Watts ZARA USA Uniformed Firefighters Association Donald W. Wayne Judith Zarin Uniqlo David L. Weber Jose S Zeledon United Brotherhood Carpenters Brad Wechsler Mary Ellen Zemeckis Local #6 Mike Weinstein Joseph Zern United Steelworkers Local Union Harriet Weintraub Zetlin & De Chiara LLP 1010 William Welch Bruce Ziegle United Water Norbert Weldon Jon Zion United Way of New York City Public Jeff Welz Alan Zlotowski Sector Campaign West 44th Street Better Block Elizabeth Zoia University of South Florida Rugby Association/Friends of Pier 84 Mortimer Zuckerman Football Club John Westerberg Philip Zyrski University of South Florida Rugby John E. Westerfield Football Club Alumni Bruce Wetzel Carlos Urmacher Larry E. Whaley URS The Wheatley School Karen Valentino Austin L. Wheeler Cora L. Van Dinther Diane White Kathy Van Zeeland Gregory White Alison Vance White House - Black Market Cyrus Vance Karen Whitney Cynthia Vance-Abrams NYC Vanguard Direct Joseph P. Wiegand Family Erik Vargas Elisha Wiesel Kirk Vartan William L. Wilby Vera Wang Bridal House Leonard A. Wilf Stacey Verbeek Mark Wilkinson Lisa Verruso Lucille B. Williams Joseph Versace Scott E. Willoughby Versace USA Patrick Wills Katherine M. Vialonga Mary Wilmit Francois Viargues Steven Wils Victorian Legal Center James Wilson Victoria’s Secret Linda Wilson Enrique V. Villaluna William Wilson Maria A. Villar Sharon Wilson Geno Matthew Vincent Paul Windsor

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Chairman Board Members Andrew M. Senchak Michael R. Bloomberg Virginia S. Bauer Jerry I. Speyer Mayor, David Beamer Craig Roberts Stapleton City of New York Paula Grant Berry Jon Stewart Frank Bisignano Anne M. Tatlock Honorary Board Members Debra Burlingame Daniel R. Tishman President George H. W. Bush John P. Cahill Seth Waugh 41st President of the Russell L. Carson John C. Whitehead United States Kenneth I. Chenault John E. Zuccotti President George W. Bush Keating Crown  43rd President of the Billy Crystal United States Robert De Niro President & CEO President Jimmy Carter Samuel A. DiPiazza, Jr. Joseph C. Daniels  39th President of the Christine A. Ferer United States Anne Finucane President William J. Clinton Maurice R. Greenberg  42nd President of the Dr. Vartan Gregorian United States Patricia E. Harris William B. Harrison, Jr. Honorary Chairman Gerald L. Hassell George E. Pataki Lee A. Ielpi  Former Governor, Robert Iger State of New York Monica Iken Robert Wood Johnson, IV Honorary Trustees Thomas S. Johnson Chris Christie Robert Kasdin Governor, Anthoula Katsimatides State of New Jersey Peter M. Lehrer Jon S. Corzine Howard W. Lutnick Former Governor, Julie Menin State of New Jersey Ira M. Millstein Andrew M. Cuomo Howard Milstein Governor, Peter G. Peterson State of New York Emily K. Rafferty Rudolph W. Giuliani Kevin M. Rampe Former Mayor, Dr. Judith Rodin City of New York Thomas H. Rogér Jane Rosenthal E. John Rosenwald, Jr. Avi Schick

Photo credits Cover: photo by Joe Woolhead; pages 4,7,9 and back cover: photos by Jin Lee; pages 26, 28: photos by Amy Dreher; page 15: photo by VOICES’ staff; page 27: photos by Ronald L. Glassman

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