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CONTENTS

1 Building the Partnership 2 David M. Rubenstein Gallery 8 Records of Achievement Award 14 Looking Ahead 15 Donors 19 Financials 20 Board of Directors

FOUNDATION FOR THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES 2013 IMPACT ACROSS THE COUNTRY

PRIMARILY TEACHING SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS NATIONAL ARCHIVES REGIONAL RESIDENCY FELLOWS Manchester, Connecticut Arizona Norwalk, Connecticut California Storrs, Connecticut Massachusetts West Hartford, Connecticut Montana Windham, Connecticut New Mexico New Port Richey, Florida Vermont Chicago, Illinois River Forest, Illinois EXHIBITS Brewster, Massachusetts “SEARCHING FOR THE SEVENTIES” Feeding Hills, Massachusetts Washington, DC, at the National Archives Museum Needham Heights, Massachusetts Mays Landing, New Jersey “DISCOVERY AND RECOVERY” Cheektowaga, New York Washington, DC, at the National Archives Museum Pittsford, New York Mount Vernon, Ohio “THE WAY WE WORKED” (VIA SITES) Ephrata, Pennsylvania Alabama, California, Connecticut, Delaware, Kansas, Louisiana, Maine, Lewisburg, Pennsylvania Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, New Hampshire, Vermont Cumberland, Rhode Island Warwick , Rhode Island “TO THE BRINK” Austin, Texas Boston, Massachusetts, at the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum Pflugerville, Texas Washington, DC, at the National Archives Museum Arlington, Virginia Chesapeake, Virginia “SCHOOL HOUSE TO WHITE HOUSE” Gainesville, Virginia Kansas City, Missouri, at the National Archives at Kansas City Manassas, Virginia Norfolk, Virginia “DISCOVERING THE CIVIL WAR” Roanoke, Virginia Nashville, Tennessee, at the Tennessee State Museum Kaukauna, Wisconsin 16TH ANNUAL LINCOLN SYMPOSIUM PRIMARILY TEACHING WORKSHOPS Raleigh, North Carolina Waltham, Massachusetts, at the National Archives at Boston State College, Pennsylvania Austin, Texas, at the Lyndon B. Johnson Presidential Library Washington, DC, at the National Archives Building FNA_2013_AR_FINALrev1:Layout 1 3/5/14 12:41 PM Page 1

BUILDING THE PARTNERSHIP

Because of your continued and enthusiastic What an EXTRAORDINARY year! support, 2013 was a year filled with the kind Starting with a moving New Year’s Eve of new initiatives we believe will position us celebration commemorating the 150th for future growth and success. After two anniversary of the signing of the years of construction, we were proud to join Emancipation Proclamation, the National Archivist David Ferriero in celebrating the Archives Museum ended 2012 and rang opening of the David M. Rubenstein Gallery in 2013 by welcoming more than 9,000 and its permanent “Records of Rights” visitors who stood in line for a rare chance exhibition in December. Visitors now enter a to view the original document. This historic celebration – and the bright and welcoming Orientation Plaza, learn another dimension of year that followed – demonstrated the best of the public-private the American journey of civil rights, women’s rights, and immigration, relationship between the National Archives and Records and can shop in our expanded myArchives Store. Administration and the Foundation for the National Archives. In particular, we thank David Rubenstein, a passionate champion of The opening of the new myArchives Store in late 2012 afforded the Archives, whose $13.5 million donation to the Foundation and grand space to better display the variety of products available, whose loan of Magna Carta made possible this interactive and and the unveiling of the new Visitor Orientation Plaza in 2013 engaging new exhibition space. transformed the notion of a visit to the National Archives Museum We also thank Ancestry.com for its support of the myArchives Store from the moment you walk through the Constitution Avenue expansion, and the Philip L. Graham Fund for its generous entrance. An open and graphically interesting lobby now gives the contribution to the store in honor of Foundation Board Vice visitor a direct sight line into the new David M. Rubenstein Gallery Chairman Patrick Butler. and our latest permanent exhibit—“Records of Rights”—with its Magna Carta centerpiece. Our November Records of Achievement Award gala—honoring director Steven Spielberg and his dedication to the historical record Our wonderful Lawrence F. O’Brien Gallery served as the showcase through such films as Lincoln, Saving Private Ryan, Schindler’s List, for two important exhibits, one celebrating the records of our The Color Purple, and Amistad—surely ranks as one of the country and one celebrating the talents of our conservation staff. Foundation’s most spectacular milestones. We are indebted to “Searching for the Seventies: The DOCUMERICA Photography AT&T, the Maris S. Cuneo Foundation, Governor Jim Blanchard and Project” featured Environmental Protection Agency images of life in Janet Blanchard, and Marvin F. Weissberg for their support of this America during the early ’70s. “Discovery and Recovery: Preserving stellar evening. Iraqi Jewish Heritage” documented the work of the National Archives’ preservation staff to rescue and restore some 2,700 To ensure the continuation of this momentum, we welcomed books and tens of thousands of Jewish historical documents found Patrick M. Madden, our new Executive Director, during the summer. by American soldiers in the water-filled basement of Saddam An experienced leader in the nonprofit world with a deep knowledge Hussein’s intelligence headquarters in Baghdad. of fundraising, Patrick is hard at work with our board and our staff as we create an updated strategic plan and strive to enhance our very One more highlight of the year: presenting the Records of special public-private collaboration with our Archives partners. Achievement Award to filmmaker Steven Spielberg! Spielberg’s career of retelling history through his films was meaningfully In this report, you’ll learn more about our numerous donors whose demonstrated this year with the release of Lincoln and his use of generous gifts throughout the year have sustained our work. The the records of the National Archives to get the story right. It is not Verizon Foundation sponsored the 150th anniversary celebration often that a member of our staff, in this case, Kate Mollan, gets of the Emancipation Proclamation; John Hancock Financial and singled out in the credits of a major motion picture! Dykema again sponsored the annual July 4th celebration; and members of our Board of Directors, our corporate partners, and Can it get any better? You bet! The partnership between the individual donors supported public programs in the William G. Foundation for the National Archives and the National Archives McGowan Theater, educational initiatives in the Boeing Learning gets stronger every year. And your support of the Foundation makes Center, and of course, exhibitions premiering in the Lawrence F. it possible for us to educate, entertain, and enlighten through our O’Brien Gallery in Washington, DC, and traveling to venues around exhibits and public programs. Thank you for your generosity. the country. Thank you for all you do to support our work!

A’Lelia Bundles David S. Ferriero Chair and President, Foundation for the National Archives Archivist of the United States

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DAVID M. RUBENSTEIN GALLERY AND “RECORDS OF R

The Foundation was proud to work the concept of freedom under law with its partners at the National envisioned by the Founding Fathers, Archives Museum to significantly and set in motion the process of expand the museum’s permanent defining individual rights and civil exhibition space in 2013 with the liberties for all Americans. opening of the new David M. Rubenstein Gallery and its “Records The new exhibit, which opened in of Rights” exhibition at the National December, uses original documents, Archives Building in Washington, DC. photographs, facsimiles, and videos from the Archives’ collection to explore The project, which also included the how Americans have worked to realize opening of a new Visitor Orientation the Archives’ mission. He has loaned their rights in our democracy and how Plaza at the entrance to the museum, the National Archives Museum a they continue to debate issues such as well as the expansion of the Stone copperplate engraving of the as citizenship, free speech, voting myArchives Store, was made possible Declaration of Independence, which is rights, and equal opportunity. The in part by a $13.5 million gift to the on display in the museum’s “Public exhibit showcases the drive for civil Foundation from businessman and Vaults” exhibition, and his rare copy of rights for African Americans, women, philanthropist David M. Rubenstein. the 1297 Magna Carta, now featured and immigrants, and includes a 17- in “Records of Rights.” foot-long touch-screen interactive Mr. Rubenstein, a Baltimore native table where visitors can explore more who is co-founder and co-CEO of The Magna Carta, the first English charter than 300 additional records from the Carlyle Group, is a generous supporter to directly challenge the monarch’s Archives collection, react to them, of the Foundation and a champion of authority, served as a precedent for and share them with other visitors.

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F RIGHTS” EXHIBIT OPEN!

A complementary website, recordsofrights.org, allows the public to access the database from their home computers and experience the exhibition beyond the gallery walls.

OPPOSITE: Rubenstein Gallery entrance; In addition to supporting the creation ribbon cutting with A’Lelia Bundles, Archivist of the gallery and “Records of Rights” David S. Ferriero, David M. Rubenstein, and exhibit, the Foundation joined the House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi. Archives’ efforts to invite the public to RIGHT: David M. Rubenstein become “citizen curators” through an online vote to help choose an original document to be featured in the gallery. The winning record was the 1868 joint resolution proposing the 14th Amendment to the states, which established the principle of “equal protection of the laws” and granted citizenship to “all persons born or naturalized in the United States.” Foundation Board Vice President Cokie Roberts joined Deputy Archivist of the United States Debra Wall in unveiling the document during the Archives’ first “Tweet Up,” inviting participants to spread the word about the exhibit on social media. Visitors try out “Records of Rights” interactive table.

ORIENTATION PLAZA The new Orientation Plaza leading to the Rubenstein Gallery now serves as a gathering place for museum visitors, who can begin their visit in the gallery, then continue to the exhibitions on the second floor—including the Rotunda, the “Public Vaults,” and the Lawrence F. O’Brien Gallery—as well as to the Boeing Learning Center and the William G. McGowan Theater. The ceiling of the Orientation Plaza includes a trompe l’oeil painting of the Archives Rotunda, giving the illusion of looking directly up into the room that holds the original Declaration of Independence, the U.S. Constitution, and the Bill of Rights. The Orientation Plaza also features a short film on Orientation Plaza ceiling hints at the Rotunda, located one floor above the entrance. eight video screens that tells the story of the National Archives’ mission, collection, locations, and activities.

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EXHIBITS ’ s SEARCHING FOR THE SEVENTIES: THE DOCUMERICA PHOTOGRAPHY PROJECT March 8—September 8 Lawrence F. O’Brien Gallery

The National Archives Museum took a new look at the 1970s through the lens of the federal DOCUMERICA photography project created by the Environmental Protection Agency. Drawing on the National Archives’ extensive photographic holdings, the exhibit proved that the ’70s produced not only leisure suits, streaking, and disco, but also profound changes in our politics, society, environment, and economy. Photographers working on the project captured the era’s trends, fashions, problems, and achievements, creating a fascinating portrait of America from 1972 through 1977.

SPONSOR: The Lawrence F. O’Brien Family Visitors explore '70s photos at exhibit opening.

Traveling Exhibits DISCOVERING THE CIVIL WAR Tennessee State Museum, Nashville, Tennessee

Taking a fresh look at the Civil War 150 years later, “Discovering the Civil War” featured more than 400 letters, diaries, photographs, maps, patents, amendments, and proclamations from the National Archives collection. The exhibit, which debuted In the Lawrence F. O’Brien Gallery in Washington before traveling the country, took visitors beyond battlefields and troop movements to explore the experiences of ordinary people during the war.

SPONSORS: AT&T, the Seedlings Foundation, the Tawani Foundation, the Civil War Conservation Corps, The Eliasberg Family Foundation, Inc., and Marvin F. Weissberg.

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905,591 National Archives Museum DISCOVERY AND RECOVERY: PRESERVING IRAQI JEWISH HERITAGE Visitors November 8, 2013—January 5, 2014 Lawrence F. O’Brien Gallery In the spring of 2003, just days after the invasion of Baghdad, 16 American soldiers assigned to search for nuclear, biological, and chemical weapons entered Saddam Hussein’s intelligence building. In the basement, under four feet of water, they found thousands of books and documents relating to the Jewish community of Iraq – materials that had come from synagogues and Jewish organizations in Baghdad. “Discovery and Recovery” featured the dramatic recovery of these records in Iraq and documented the National Archives’ ongoing work in support of U.S. Government efforts to preserve them for future generations. The records were made available online at ija.archives.gov through the assistance of the U.S. Department of State, the National Endowment for the Humanities, and the Center for Jewish History.

EVENT SPONSOR: The Eliasberg Family Foundation, Inc. National Archives staff recovered and salvaged many damaged documents from Baghdad (inset) and prepared them for exhibit in “Discovery and Recovery.”

THE WAY WE WORKED Alabama, California, Connecticut, Delaware, Kansas, Louisiana, Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, New Hampshire, and Vermont

Adapted from an original exhibition developed by the National Archives Museum, this “Museum on Main Street” exhibition explored how work became such a central element in American culture by tracing the many changes that affected the workforce and work environments over the past 150 years. The exhibition drew from the Archives’ rich collections and used artifacts and interactives to tell this compelling story.

SPONSOR: Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service

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EDUCATION 243 BOEING LEARNING CENTER Education Programs SPONSOR: The Boeing Company 55,584 DocsTeach App Downloads

Student “archivists” explore records in the Boeing Learning Center.

docsteach.org DOCSTEACH Since launch in September 2010

SPONSOR: Texas Instruments 6,878,282 7,020 Pageviews Documents on Website 31,269 55,584 Registered Users App downloads 14,157 Activities Created by Users

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JULY 4,000 Attendees SPONSOR: John Hancock Financial and Dykema 1,000 + Family Activities Participants

Thousands began their July 4th celebration on the steps of the National Archives, where historical re-enactors read the Declaration of Independence. Throughout the day, visitors signed enlarged copies of the Declaration.

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RECORDS OF ACHIEVEMENT AWARD AND GALA

Guests enjoy dinner in the Rotunda Galleries.

The Foundation named director Schindler’s List. He also was honored Foundation Chair A’Lelia Bundles, Steven Spielberg the recipient of its for his work in creating what has Executive Director Patrick M. Madden, 2013 Records of Achievement Award become the USC Shoah Foundation and Archivist of the United States in recognition of his film legacy, which Institute for Visual History and David S. Ferriero presented the award has brought to life defining moments Education, which is dedicated to during a formal ceremony in the of our nation’s history. making audio-visual interviews with National Archives’ William G. McGowan survivors and witnesses of the Theater. The black-tie event was The Records of Achievement Award Holocaust and other genocides into followed by a dinner in the Rotunda is a tribute to an individual whose a compelling voice for education Galleries, near the original Declaration work has fostered a broader national and action. of Independence, U.S. Constitution, awareness of the history and identity and Bill of Rights. of the United States through the use Mr. Spielberg received the award of original records, including those at the Foundation’s annual Gala Leading up to the Gala, the National preserved and protected for future at the National Archives Building in Archives and the Foundation, in generations by the National Archives. Washington, DC, on November 19— association with DreamWorks, hosted the 150th anniversary of President a public Steven Spielberg Film Festival Mr. Spielberg, a three-time Academy Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address. November 15-18. The free film Award® winner, was recognized for Documentary filmmaker and screenings of Saving Private Ryan, E.T. his contributions as director of such Foundation Vice President Ken Burns, the Extra-Terrestrial, Amistad, and historical films as Lincoln, Saving a past recipient of the award, chaired Lincoln, took place in the Archives’ Private Ryan, Amistad, and the private event. William G. McGowan Theater.

SPONSORS: AT&T Services, Inc., the Maris S. Cuneo Foundation, Governor Jim Blanchard and Janet Blanchard, and Marvin F. Weissberg

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Steven Spielberg accepts award from Gala Chair Ken Burns, Executive Director Patrick M. Madden, Foundation Board President A’Lelia Bundles, and Archivist David S. Ferriero.

Steven Spielberg discusses his film influences during the Gala program.

Gala honoree Steven Spielberg reads from an 1861 record during a private tour before the festivities.

2013 ANNUAL REPORT 9 FNA_2013_AR_FINALrev1:Layout 1 3/5/14 12:42 PM Page 10 121 PUBLIC PROGRAMS Free Lecture and Film Programs WILLIAM G. McGOWAN THEATER 14,261 Program Attendees 101,199 Highlights of 2013 Views on Ustream

Annual McGowan AN EVENING WITH SEVENTH ANNUAL CHARLES Forums CONGRESSMAN JOHN LEWIS GUGGENHEIM TRIBUTE PROGRAM BERGA: SOLDIERS OF ANOTHER WAR COMMUNICATING THE Congressman John Lewis (D-GA) discussed his experiences in the civil PRESIDENCY: PRESIDENTIAL Film screening of director Charles rights movement with National Public PHOTOGRAPHERS Guggenheim’s retrospective on the Radio correspondent Scott Simon, treatment of Jewish American POWs Veteran Presidential photographers followed by a book signing. Presented during World War II and discussion David Hume Kennerly (Gerald Ford), as part of the National Archives’ com- with Roger Cohen, New York Times David Valdez (George H.W. Bush), memoration of the 50th Anniversary writer and author of Soldiers and Sharon Farmer (Bill Clinton), and Eric of the March on Washington and the Slaves: American POWs Trapped by Draper (George W. Bush) shared their 150th Anniversary of the Emancipation the Nazis’ Final Gamble. Proclamation. White House stories and photographs. PARTNER: Charles Guggenheim Presented in partnership with the SPONSOR: William G. McGowan Center for the Documentary Film White House Historical Association Charitable Fund, Inc. and the White House Correspondents’ Association.

WOMEN IN MILITARY LEADERSHIP Retired military leaders from the U.S. All book lectures and evening programs in the McGowan Theater Army, Navy, Air Force, and Marine Corps offered their advice to women are streamed live at ustream.tv/usnationalarchives. in military and other leadership positions. Presented in partnership Past programs are also available to watch in full. with the Women’s Forum of Washington, DC, and the Military Officers Association of America. SPONSOR: William G. McGowan Charitable Fund, Inc.

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MYARCHIVES STORE

SPONSOR: $2,179,677 Ancestry.com, with additional support from The Philip L. Graham Fund, Total Sales in honor of Foundation Board Vice Chairman Patrick Butler

Despite a government closure and building construction, the myArchives Store continued to expand its reach, launching a new e-store and earning a “Best for History Buffs” recommendation from Washingtonian magazine.

The highlight of the year was the Foundation’s launch of myarchivesstore.org on April 1. In nine months, the e-store generated significant online business, with an average sale of $78.70 per order. Best-selling items throughout the year were reproductions of historical documents and the Foundation- published Genealogy Tool Kit.

The myArchives Store specializes in merchandise based on the records of the National Archives. The store supported 58 book events in Proceeds support the Archives’ educational programming. collaboration with the Archives’ public programming team. A special “Evening Percentage of Sales by Item Type with Congressman John Lewis” garnered the top-selling book event, generating sales of 182 copies of the SEASONAL limited-edition Emancipation Proclamation book, published by the DOCUMENTS Foundation in collaboration with Applewood Books. Over the course of CHILDREN 4% the year, the store sold 2,479 copies 9% 25% of this book.

APPAREL 18%

25% GENERAL GIFTS BOOKS & MEDIA 19%

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COMMUNICATIONS AND MARKETING

archivesfoundation.org website launched in October

The Foundation proudly launched in the Lawrence F. O’Brien Gallery The Foundation also worked with a new website in October at and the new David M. Rubenstein co-publisher Giles Ltd. to publish archivesfoundation.org. The new site Gallery, as well as programs in the a photography book in support of and accompanying social media William G. McGowan Theater. “Searching for the Seventies.” efforts increase the Foundation’s ability to raise funds in support of the Generous gifts from our exhibition National Archives and to market and and public program donors, as well promote the National Archives as in-kind support from CBS Outdoor, Museum’s exhibits and programs. contributed to Metrorail and Metrobus display ads promoting “Searching for Continuing its public outreach through the Seventies: The DOCUMERICA print and online advertising, media Photography Project” in the O’Brien events, direct mail promotions, Gallery, and the new permanent publications, and online outreach, exhibition, “Records of Rights,” in the Foundation supported exhibits the Rubenstein Gallery.

“Searching for the Seventies” exhibition catalog.

ABOVE: Metrorail and Metrobus ads promote “Records of Rights” and “Searching for the Seventies” exhibits.

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MEMBERSHIP $436,500 Corporate Council Support $206,811 Individual Membership Dollars

ABOVE: Cokie Roberts entertains Signers Circle members at a private luncheon. RIGHT: Young Founders Society members enjoy photo booth during tour of “Searching for the Seventies.”

CORPORATE COUNCIL in the National Archives’ Rotunda Members of the Foundation’s Galleries and two “off-the-record” Corporate Council hosted 30 private luncheons per year. Signers Circle events at the National Archives in members also enjoy private tours of 2013, helping the Foundation to the National Archives Museum and introduce new audiences to the much more. Archives and its museum exhibitions. Unrestricted funds raised through the MEMBERS-ONLY EXHIBIT TOURS Corporate Council directly support Foundation members were among the National Archives programs. first to be invited to special guided tours of three groundbreaking exhibits SIGNERS CIRCLE in 2013: “Searching for the Seventies: The Foundation launched a new The DOCUMERICA Photography Signers Circle membership program Project,” “Discovery and Recovery: in 2013 with an “off-the-record” Preserving Iraqi Jewish Heritage,” luncheon featuring award-winning and “Records of Rights.” journalist and Foundation Vice President Cokie Roberts, who YOUNG FOUNDERS SOCIETY discussed the history of civility The Young Founders Society continues votes for the first featured document in Washington, DC. to gain more members, topping 100 to be displayed in the new “Records in 2013. Members of the YFS enjoyed of Rights” exhibit, which opened in Signers Circle members, who pledge four exclusive events in 2013 December. Earlier in the year, Young $5,000 or more in support to the including the “Records of Rights” Founders donned their best 1970s Foundation each year, are invited to reception and voting event in apparel to celebrate the opening of the Foundation’s annual Gala dinner September. YFS members cast their “Searching for the Seventies.”

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LOOKING AHEAD

We take a moment and its Presidential libraries—not only in this report to those on paper and parchment, but look back and those autographed on basketballs and celebrate the soccer jerseys, as well as the “signature successes of 2013. styles” of famous Americans, including While we catch our Presidents Lyndon B. Johnson, Franklin breath, 2014 is D. Roosevelt, and Dwight D. Eisenhower upon us and and First Ladies Jacqueline Kennedy promises even more excitement as we and Michelle Obama. work with our Archives partners to promote the National Archives Museum This spring and summer, leading up in Washington, DC, and exhibits and to the 60th anniversary of the famed educational programming nationwide. Newport Jazz Festival, we will work with our partners to create a series of free In early 2014, the Foundation will join programs and concerts featuring Archivist David Ferriero in hosting the National Archives records related to first-ever sleepover in the National the history of jazz music in America and Archives Rotunda, inviting families exploring how this uniquely American from around the country to unroll their art form was exported around the world. sleeping bags and spend the night next to our most treasured records, The Foundation will continue its work the Declaration of Independence in promoting the landmark “Records of and the Constitution. Rights” exhibition in the new Rubenstein Gallery and its accompanying public The History Channel’s Brad Meltzer and programs, as well as through the fellow children’s book author Cokie exhibit’s companion website Roberts – a vice president on the recordsofrights.org throughout the year. Foundation’s Board of Directors—will talk to visitors about their favorite Join us in person and online to explore historical characters and stories as the museum’s exhibits, special events, families embark on treasure hunts public programs, film screenings, through the “Public Vaults,” practice and educational family activities, writing with quill pens, try on historical or to research the Archives’ vast costumes, and interact with treasure of records. impressionists portraying Abraham Lincoln, Amelia Earhart, and Phillis The Foundation’s new website, Wheatley. Our young guests will be archivesfoundation.org, and our social entertained by a fife and drum corps media presence (@archivesfdn) will be and will enjoy a movie in the the quickest and easiest way to stay in William G. McGowan Theater before touch and informed with the Archives. turning in for the night, and Archivist Be sure to tell your friends and family David S. Ferriero and Meltzer will even about us by sharing, tweeting, pinning, flip pancakes for them in the morning! and posting throughout the year.

In March, we and our Archives partners We appreciate your ongoing support! will launch “Making Their Mark: Stories Through Signatures.” This year-long exhibition in the O’Brien Gallery promises to shed new light on the Patrick M. Madden power of signatures contained in so Executive Director many records of the National Archives Foundation for the National Archives

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FOUNDATION FOR THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES 2013 SUPPORT

NATIONAL ARCHIVES Procter & Gamble David and Megan Don Jules Bernstein and Linda Lipsett EXPERIENCE 2 David M. Rubenstein Richard Eliasberg Max N. Berry Stradley Ronon Stevens & Young, LLP Jerry and Nanette Finger Robert Clark The following donors provided Tauck World Discovery Bitsey Folger and Sidney Werkman John Y. Cole, Jr. and Nancy E. Gwinn crucial support for the second phase TE Connectivity Gettysburg Foundation Robert W. Croce of the renovations of the National Toyota Motor North America, Inc. Annette Gordon-Reed Vincent and Genevieve Dole Archives’ flagship building in The University of Chicago - William and Mary Love Harman Christopher Dreher Washington, DC, which include The Harris School Scott and Barbara Harris Sarajane Foster the Orientation Plaza, the David M. Wells Fargo Advisors, LLC Dr. Fruzsina M. Harsanyi and David and Susan Hugel Rubenstein Gallery, and the Mr. Raymond Garcia Dr. Richard J. Kossmann, In Honor of myArchives Store. Guardian ($10,000-$14,999) Ambassador Fay Hartog-Levin (Ret.) Lucinda Robb David M. Rubenstein American Friends of Lubavitch Heart Sing Foundation Christine Lanphere Campaign to Fix the Debt Marilynn and John A. Hill Kevin Montgomery Ancestry.com Capital One N.A. Michael Hyatt Maureen Sullivan & Jack Siggins Counsel Portfolio Services Mary Lynn and Nick Kotz Wendy Swanson The Philip L. Graham Fund Zina and Michael Kramer Mrs. Togo D. West, Jr. Mary Lynn and Nick Kotz Benefactor ($5,000-$9,999) Maarja Krusten Ezra K. Zilkha Ken and Pat Lore Allstate Insurance Brian P. Lamb The Better Angel Society Gwendolyn Lohse GUARDIAN LEVEL ANNUAL FUND Capitol Services, Incorporated Ken and Pat Lore ($500-$749) We continue to thank our generous History Associates Incorporated Stephanie and Greg Luce Col. (Ret.) Frederick T. and donors who helped the Foundation Leadership Florida Jacqueline Badger Mars Gladys Barrett exceed its original capital campaign Transamerica David McCullough Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Beck, III goal of $23.6 million to launch Sue Gin McGowan Mr. and Mrs. James R. Beers the National Archives Experience FOUNDATIONS & GRANTS David and Kathleen McKean Stephen J. Carfora (now the National Archives Museum). ($100,000+) James McPherson Brian and Allayne Chappelle Thanks to the generosity of the The William G. McGowan The Merrill Family Foundation Richard and Marilee Davies following corporations, foundations, Charitable Fund David W. Mesker David W. Dippel major donors, and individual The Lawrence F. O’Brien Family Molly C. Moynihan and JoAnn Duplechin members, the Foundation is able Alexander Schmandt Seth Eisen to support the crucial programming ($10,000 - $99,999) The Lawrence F. O’Brien Family Mary M. Evans costs for the museum’s diverse The Maris S. Cuneo Foundation Soledad O’Brien Susan Friedgen needs and the Foundation’s The Eliasberg Family Foundation, Inc. Charles Ogletree Rev. Audrey T. Gonzalez operating expenses. Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation, Joel I. and Joan Picket David Granite, M.D. Menlo Park, California Bruce Ramer Warren H. Greene, Jr. CORPORATE SPONSORS Tawani Foundation Lucinda Robb Andrew J. Hagan AT&T Cokie Roberts Kathryn T. Jones Capital One N.A. ($100 - $9,999) Steven Rose Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mills CBS Outdoor Anonymous David M. Rubenstein Robert A. and Adrienne R. Nelson Dykema Gossett PLLC The Aspen Institute Howard J. Rubenstein James N. Powell Fahrney’s Pens Everett McKinley Dirksen Endowment Deborah Ratner Salzberg and Rodney A. Ross John Hancock Financial Fund Michael Salzberg Ambassador Robin Sanders Mars, Incorporated The Federalist Society Theodore D. Segal and Ms. Nancy K. Smith & NATIXIS Global Asset Management The Gilder Lehrman Institute of Dr. Joyce R. Wasserstein Dr. Danny Smith Newell Rubbermaid - Parker Pen American History Albert and Shirley Small Peggy Tevis Company George C. Marshall Foundation Steven Spielberg Sandra F. Walters Occasions Caterers The Morningstar Foundation Ross Swimmer Karen E. Weeks Pixelme Photography Studios Prince Georges County Genealogical John “Jack” Todd, In Texas Instruments Society Memory of Lawrence F. O’Brien BENEFACTOR LEVEL The Hill Newspaper The Pritzker Traubert Family Jennifer Warren ($250-$499) Turner Broadcasting System, Inc. Foundation Marvin Weissberg and Judith Morris Mrs. Unalane C. Ablondi-Unalane UNIPARK Tom and Carol Wheeler Foundation Gwen Williamson SIGNERS CIRCLE Dava Berkman Richard A. Zappala Family Matthew Binkowitz THE CORPORATE COUNCIL ($5,000+) Foundation Mary W. Brady Founder ($15,000+) Bess and Tyler Abell John and Diana Zentay Brad Bush American Bankers Association Honey and Sen. Lamar Alexander Jian Qin Cao AT&T Steve and Phyllis Anderson Dr. and Mrs. Dennis M. Conrad The Carlyle Group José Andrés ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP Mr. Jonathan Coopersmith The Coca-Cola Company Gov. James J. and SCHOLAR LEVEL Yvonne Crumpler CVS Caremark Mrs. Janet Blanchard ($2,500-$5,000) Peter and Debra Friedmann Discover Financial Services Peter Brigham & Shannon Hill The Beaty Family Fund Thomas Glassic Exxon/Mobil Corporation Tom Brokaw Arlene Brown and Gene Bialek Alesia M. Goginsky, PH.D. GEICO (Government Employees Insur- Ken Burns and Julie Burns Bruce Green Abe and Dena Greenstein ance Company) Patrick and Donna Norton Butler Bruce Guthrie Goldman, Sachs & Co. James W. Cicconi FOUNDER LEVEL Col. Douglas Harper The Home Depot Crown Family Philanthropies ($1,000-$2,499) John Hellerman International Paper Peter and Maris Cuneo Mr. and Mrs. Edwin H. Allen

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Karen and Michael Ioffredo Charles and Jane Maguire Larry Cooper Paul and Gayle Ropp Gwen A. Keller Paul H. McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Craig Rachel Ross Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Kitchen Tom & Patty McGinty Frances M. Curnow Eugene T. Rossides Patrick M. Madden Bonnie and Robert D. McLaren Cynthia G. Daniels The Sakowitz Family Laura L. McAuliffe Edward S. Miller John Denkler Kathleen D. Salazar Martha Newman Donald K. & Barbara J. Minner William F. Dews, II and Paula J. Kelly Frank & Dudley Sargent Sunjoo Pang Susan Misztal Bill and Inez Dinwoodie Richard and Pam Sayre Marvin and Melanie Pinkert Anne and Will Monahan Downriver Genealogical Society Billy J. Seabolt, Esq. and Family William Rabbe Nancy Jean Moser Margaret Dunlap Barbara Ann Shannon David W. Robertson James Muell Nora Dowd Eisenhower Harry and Marta Sherwood Dr. and Mrs. Alan B. Salisbury Jo-Ann Neuhaus Robert Farnham Adele Z. Silver Al & Sandra Schlachtmeyer Patricia Overmeyer Judy and David Feigin Jay Silverman Dr. Bruce E. Seely Nora Perry William D. Fisher and Mr. and Mrs. Eric Smith Monsignor Francis R. Seymour, KHS Glenna Sue Powell JoAnn H. Buckley Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Smith, III Angelina Slack John and Shawn Provost Keith Forman and Mary Morton Mary Jo Southwick Dr. James G. and Charles R. Reusing John and Carolyn Frasier Rosemary A. Stevens, PhD Dr. Judith Terry Smith Frank C. Roberts Raymond H. Fredette Lucinda Stewart and Sally C. Staley Leslie Rosenbaum Mr. and Mrs. Peter B. Geltner Burrus Carnahan Paul A. Terry Dr. and Mrs. Philip Samuels Kimberly and Marc Glenn Andrea Stowers Mr. Toby Webb Mark Howard Schulze Ellen and Michael Gold Mr. and Mrs. Russell W. Struckman Noah and Elizabeth Wilcox David MK Seubert Marc and Susan Gottridge Ms. Audrey M. Stucko Robert F. Williams Kathleen and George Shultz Richard Greenfield Mr. Duncan E. Tebow Judith Winters Julie Silverbrook Mr. and Mrs. Lynn A. Greenwalt Hank and Betsy Teuton Audrey J. Wolfinger Meredith Singer Sherry Griffin Grundy Dolly Tovar and Darryn Beasley Gerson and Shirley Yalowitz Winfred G. Skelton, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Groves, Jr. William E. Trible Jo Solley-Hansen Dr. & Mrs. Donald Hall Dr. Linda and Glenn Vandergriff ADVOCATE LEVEL John Stevenson and Nancy Nelson Marie D. Hausch Alan Viterbi ($125-$249) Scot Stone Martin and Margaret Hoffmann Nancy A. Watson Virginia Banerjee James R. Stultz Don Hoggatt Stephen White Mary Ann Banta Jim and Haydee Toedtman Wythe Holt Mr. and Mrs. James H. Windt Dale and Jory Barone LaNae Twite Dorothy H. Hope Jay Wolfe William J. & Mary L. Beane Sylvia D. Valloric Sidney and Carol Hurlburt Lisa Zasler Philip Bigler Van Vanderwal Reed & Kathleen Hutner Catherine and Stephen Zavadil Mary C. Blake Robert & Mary Margaret Wallace Mr. Peter Barton Hutt Thomas Bowen Jane Weidman Jane Sundelof Jones PATRON LEVEL Lou Ann Cameron John B. Wells Dr. David Kahn ($60-$99) Ed Caram Steven C. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Bryan F. Kammer Anonymous Anthony J. Castro Lawrence W. Woodward Kim Kandaras Dana Agamalian Wallace Chandler Mr. and Mrs. Anthony D. Yandoli James and Catherine Kelley Richard A. Ahrens Dr. Marlene H. Cianci and Christopher Lair William G. Aiello Dr. Salvatore N. Cianci FAMILY LEVEL David A. Lamdin Michael Alderman George C. Clark ($100-$124) Dr. and Mrs. H. Richard Lane Ms. Carol F. Alford Margaret and Richard Cofer Evan Adams Mrs. Joyce W. Letaw Nolan Altman Coleman J. Conroy Edward Angel Albert Lietzau Lee Amos Robert W. Cover, II Jeffrey J. Archambault Dr. K Tsianina Lomawaima William Anderson Capt. Victor Delano Jose Arias Rodney Lorence Deborah J. Andrews John & Patricia Duffner George Artola Barbara Louviere Herman Anschuetz James J. Dunphy Linda and Dale Ashdown Patrick Malone Manuel F. Arias Dr. Cheryl L. Edwards Thomas J. Schneider and Daniel Mereck Cheryl Somers Aubin Paul Eisenbacher Julie A. Bader Marianne Martin & Jay Piper Mr. and Mrs. C. William Autro Carolyn Gray and Douglas Faulkner Henry Bain McKean Family Jeffrey Axelrad Esther Gitman Wayne Baker Robert W. and Lisa D. McLaughlin Patricia M. Bachman Salvador D. Gonzalez Stephen and Carol Banks Janet Meyer Buford Christine Baker Mildred D. Grissom Katherine Beardsley George & Katherine Miller Robin A. Baldwin John W. Hager & Ron Geatz James & Virginia Beck Kent Morford Ivy Rose S. Baleto Wanda J. Harding Bill and JoAnn Beck Samuel and Sharon Nickols Jon and Cindi Balson Ron and Martha Hardman Carolyn & John Beck Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gooden Per Bang-Jensen Chad Helmick Ted & Dora Sue Black Thomas O’Guinn & Marilyn Boland Joann Barsda Dr. and Dr. Merrill M. Hessel Dr. Charles M. Brain Samuel C. Owusu Kathleen Bashian Tim Higgins Mr. and Mrs. J. Charles Bruse Pavel V. Petrik, M.D. Andrew Bass Children’s Concierge James & Emily Buerrmann Barbara and William Pheil Kevin A. Beckles Cynthia K. Hutton Leona Bukartek Mary Ann Philipp and Bob Philipp Jean R. Bentley Judith K. Jones, M.D. Michael and Janet Burd Thomas Poulter, Jr. John E. Bergmann Kathy & Ed Keil Brad and Lynn Carroll Suzanne Pratt Matthew Bergstrom Mr. Thomas J. Kelley, Jr. Martha Child William Rabbe Jennifer Berman Steve Laflin Andrew Claster Karen Ramsdell Michael Berman Richard A. Levinson Hon. W. F. Clinger Kevin and Alice Reilly Malcolm E. Bernhardt Randy Lowell Mindy Comstock Mr. David A. Richards Brandon Bezzant Patrice Lyons Mr. and Mrs. James L. Connor, III Laura Riewaldt Lucy N.P. Birch

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John Bittner Charles L. Edson Maxine Huff Senator and Mrs. Richard G. Lugar Timothy A. Blair Hon. Bert T. Edwards Janice R. Hull Philip R. and Dianne C. Luhmann Karen Blumenthal Stephanie K. Eller Alan W. Hunsberger Railey W. Macey, III William F. Bologna John Elliff Pam Hunt & Roger Mark Hunt Laura M. Mackail Fred L. Borch III Morgan Elliott Arthur Isack Frederick Mahr Laura and Kent Born Barbara Ellis Carolyn Talbott Iwata Ellen and Gary Malasky George R. Bozzini John Exline Larry and Keiko Jacobson Catherine Maloney D. Brammer Terrie Fajardo Dr. & Mrs. Jerome Jaffe Timothy P. Manley Janet Branstetter John T. Farquhar Mr. and Mrs. John A. Jago, Jr. David R. Mann Richard and Patti Broad L. Jean Herz and Dan Felger John F. Jameson Andrea, David & Max Manzanres Barbara Brodie James M. Fernald Eric Jarvis Frank J. Marine and Linda James McKay Nora Kay Brown Theresa Ferrero Lynn Jason David S. Martin Robert F. Brown Dr. Bernard Ferrier Arlene V. Jennings James W. Martin Stephen Browne Chip Filson Stanley M. Jerlecki Michael and Carol Martinka Marjorie H. Brubeck Eric K. Fisher David K. Johnson Douglas G. Martz Kerry L. Bryan Mary & Joseph Fitzharris Jim, Diana, Grace & Ben Johnson Reverend David C. Marx Ruth Budd Richard and Judith Fletcher Nancy Kader Jerlyn Mask Mary N. Bunker Jeanne Fogle Barbara F. Kahlow Nancy A. Masterson Phil Burfeind Paul E. Foster Rochelle S. Kaplan Sandra and Raymond Mathis Gene H. Burkett Stanley P. Frank Alan C. Kaplan Joan M. Mathys Lynn M. Burlbaw Howard Freed Richard and Barbara Kaplin Debra & John Mazzullo Donna Busch Daniel J. Freese Gale Kaufmann Kimberly McAllister Richard Butler Anthony Friedman Camille Kavon Cyndy McClain Jason Butterworth Steven Frietsch Thomas A. Kiesler Thomas M. McConkay Tina K. Byrd Larry K. Fryer Wallace Kile Sean McCrohon Laura Q. Cantrell Leroy W. Gardner Victoria Kinnear Nadine McGuire Maria Carosa Carolyn Garratt-Reed Carrie and Meldon Kirk James J. McSweeney Ms. Carol Laikin Carpenter Robert and Catherine Gaugler Michael D. Kirley James F. McVeigh Constance Carter Alison M. Gavin Mary E. Klein Richard P. Meyer Brent A. Casper Margaret E. Gee Kevin Klowden Ms. Kathy A. Milholland Chalmers Family Trust Charles Gellert J. David Kluck Dr. Jeanne-Marie A. Miller Jeff Chapman Patrice Ghaderi Claire Kluskens Rodney & Patricia Milnes Jason Chorley Linda Ghelfi Nicholas Knapton Lorraine Minor Lisa Christensen Keri Giannotti Robert M. Knight L. David Minsk Cynthia J. Clark J.P. Gibbons Linda Koblick Robert L. Montague Laurel E. Clayson Virginia M. Gibbons Peter and Jane Kolakowski Michael Moores Jeffrey Coen James Cross Giblin Robert Kraft Kent Morgan Eric B. Cohen Susan Glickman Hazel F. Kreinheder John F. Moroz, Jr. Brian Cole Barbara P. Grady Ken Krell John and Susan Moseman Alice Collins Rochelle Granat Harold B. Krom Robyn L. Mosher Dale S. Collinson Christine E. Gregorious Dr. Michelle A. Krowl Steve Mott Marion Fitch Connell Louisa Greve Susan Krumhaus Milo M. Moyano Gary Conwell Catherine Greve Arecenia and Gavin Kumar B. Ann Munsey Joyce M. Conyers Michael Grey Nicole Lance John & Tammy Murabito William and Judy Corbett James R. Grossman Elizabeth Landen Dr. Raymond Murakami Kim Corthell William Grueskin William C. Lange William & Mary Muth Christian Cosio Jerry and Marian Haag Mr. Rex Latham Gladys R. Myatt David Courtwright and Shelby Miller Tracy Hale Robert R. Laven Allen L. Myers Ziggy J. Craig Douglas Hall Michele S. Lawlor Jonathan S. Nelson Dr. Frank Critton Susan Hansen Joyce S. Lawrence Susan Nemeth Howard Crombie Rene Hardin David Leddel Rita Nix Judith C. Damewood Patricia Hargrove Antoinette J. Lee LeClere G. Noneman Douglas E. Dams Denise Harrison Ron Lehker Joe Nunes Denise A. Davis Don Hartline Paul Lemery Agnes Nuval LeAnn Lindquist Dean Carolyn Hartung Edwin K. Len Raymond V. O’Connor, Jr. The James E. Dean Family Beatriz Haspo Carole Levy L. Peat O’Neil George T. Desorcy Robert Hatfield Robert A. Lewis Gwendolyn G. O’Sullivan Donna Dial Rachel R. Hecht Eric Lewis Maribeth Oakes Joanna B. DiGiovanna Jeff, Sonia, Jacob & Joshua Hedderig Carole M. Lieber Richard Oakley Jeff Dodd Janet L. Hedrick Joanna L. Lilquist JoAnn Olsson Judith C. Dohner Mike Henry Steven L. List Bob and Kay Oshel Christine Dover Diego A. Hernandez Mrs. Harry R. Locke Bill Owens-Smith Arthur T. Downey Linda and Jay Herson Robert H. Loeffler Gerald S. Papazian Marla J. Druzgal Joel P. Hewett Donald L. Lombard Leland M. Park John J. Duffy, 10th MTN Div. (WWII) Rhonda Rush Hinz Ruth Love Gary Parker William H. Duncan, MD Jack D. Holt Christopher J. LoVergine Richard E. and Kathryn A. Parker Deborah M. Dyer Wilma Hommel Howard P. Lowell Lawrence Parrish R. Eugene Earsom Lynne R. Horn Jean Lucas-Allen Carl and Marian Patey

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FOUNDATION FOR THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES 2013 SUPPORT Anne C. Perry John L. Taylor Evie Rooney Paul W. Mandelson Tammy Peter Gary A. Terrill Claudia J. Russell, in memory of Mary E. McGinn-Shapiro Thomas B. Peters William Thayer Donald Russell Robert & Janet Perez Paul Petruzzi Debbie Thomas Werner Schumann Sarah Reisert Debra Polhemus Derrel Todd Robert and Christine Steiner Heather Sacks Susan Pomerantz Allen Tomlinson Flo and Roger Stone Frederick W. Schwanke Alan C. Porter Ed Torres Marvin Weissberg Adam M. Sharp Walter W. Price, III Anne S. K. Turkos Catherine Wyler Susan Strange Lori Proctor James R. Tyndall John and Diana Zentay Katherine C. Sybenga Michael Prohaska Beth A. Unklesbay William G. von Glahn Colonel and Mrs. John F. Prout (Ret.) Uproots Genealogy YOUNG FOUNDERS SOCIETY Diane T. Putney Margarete B. Uzarski Scholar ($2,550) Introductory ($50) Lynn Radke Marsha Van Ham Anonymous Elizabeth Andrade Anuras Reddy Beth Van Why David Don* Suzanne Anthony Michael F. Reed Marianne F. Vardaman Maarja Krusten Christopher Aw Joshua & Linda Rettig Marilyn Verna Gwendolyn Lohse* Becky Ballard Richard & Peggy Rhorer Sherri L. Vervack Janine A. Barbacane James W. Rice, Jr. Randall Vitale and Kelly Alvarez Vitale Founder ($1,050) Ryan Breen Mr. Kenneth J. Richards Craig W. Walsh David S. Ferriero Bill Bystricky Frederick M. Riekert Qian Wang Marc J. Gittleman and Caryn Marks* Sarah Crawford and Randall Blair Barbara L. Rimmer Norvetta Y. Warren Patrick W. Hallahan Benjamin Dotson Ms. Meryl Rizzotti Gary R. Waxmonsky Melissa Newman Katy Dunn Christi Robinson Robert Webb W. Patrick Wilson* Anne D. Eisenhower* Anna Romanski Edgar L. Weber Fiona Forcey Monica R. Romero Robert J. Weiner, Jr. Conservator ($800) Jonathan Freeman James. J. Rosolanka Isabelle Wells Ryan and Larysa Kautz* Jean Cecil Frick Mr. Douglas Ross Carolyn D. Whipple Jason Geske Joanne Rosso Ms. Mary White Guardian ($550) Mary Beth Goodman Stuart Alan Rothstein Robin L. White Gabriella Angeloni Laura Hammond Fernando Ruiz Dorothy Wicker Melissa Felder Zappala Chris Hensman Emily Golightly Rusk Rose Marie Wilcox Anne Musella* Natalie Hill Heidi Samuel Glenn F. Williams Brian D. Smith* Elizabeth Huber Mary A. Sanders James D. Williamson III Dr. Michael C. Hynes William W. Scales Gary and Carrie Jo Willis Benefactor ($300) Namrata Kori David Schmidt Candace Wilmot Jody Arlington and Franck Cordes Anita Lam Ann Imlah Schneider Heidi L. Wolf Catherine Nelson Ball Renee Lee Timothy J. Schoepke Capt. Leland E. Wood, Jr. USN (Ret.) Richard Kautz Holly Mahony Beverly Scott Paul C. Wright Stefanie R. Mathew Lauren Marks Clift Seferlis Patricia A. Young Jonathan Murphy Caitlin McDevitt Kevin Segall Parsa T. Zadeh Dwayne McFarlane Jose and Mari Sena Mike Zale Advocate ($175) Neha Desai Roberta I. Shaffer Margot and Paul Zimmerman Oni K. Blair* Dr. Lilia Melani Robert D. Shand Christos Zirps Daniel Caporaso Dr. Vernon R. Morris Susan P. Shepard Ian Davidoff David Nelson Suzette Sherman GUGGENHEIM CENTER Rebecca and Jason Goldsmith* Jack Neville Joel Shield DONORS Jonathan Morgenstein Joshua B. Novikoff David H. Shinn Bess and Tyler Abell Katie Parrish Mark and Sara Shoob Honey and Lamar Alexander Family ($150) Kristin Post W. Scott Sims Michele and Allan J. Berman Page and J.D. Buchanan Jennifer Richkus Claudia Skelton Madzy and Albert Beveridge Michael Chiswick-Patterson Sophia Sahaf Paul Smith Arlene Brown and Gene Bialek Leigh Catherine Miles Beth Scott Gregory Smith John and Lynn Carlin Tamar Stanley Jessica Sher Todd Smith Peter and Marian Edelman Michael & Mary Kathryn Steel Mandy Slutsker Dr. Betty E. Smith DD Eisenberg Valentin Swegle Teresa Smoot Ms. Elinor K. Farquhar Patron ($110) Jo Tunstall Dr. and Mrs. Luther B. Sowers Nancy Folger and Sidney Werkman Fiona Alexander David Turnbull Dr. Ira L. Spar Richard M. Gaynor Leah C. Battaglioli Bill O. Wilen Catherine L. Spence Hon. Joseph and Alma Gildenhorn Daniel V. Cuzzolino Kristin Zielinski Dr. Charles Spencer Mr. and Mrs. Earl S. Godfrey Meg Ehr Paul Zurawski Anne Stauffer Mrs. Charles Guggenheim Kathryn Feather Amy Stevens Thomas Guggenheim Andres Figuerola *Young Founders Steering Committee Selma Stewart Martin and Margaret Hoffmann Claire Garvin Jerry W. Stewart Ellen and Gary Malasky Kenneth Hunter-Hall L. Nan Stout Stefanie R. Mathew Will Jenkins Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Stylianos Mr. David W. Mesker Christopher King Beth S. Sumpter Henry and Judith Millon Dave Kumar Judith M. Swan Peggy Parsons Vanessa A. Lantin Susan Szulman Ann and Walter Pincus Krista Lundberg Mr. Armen Tashdinian Albert Ritzenberg Joshua F. Magri

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FOUNDATION FOR THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES * STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION For 12 months ending 12/31/2013

ASSETS % of Assets

CURRENT ASSETS Cash and cash equivalents $ 2,471,556 53.2% Short-term investments 31,202 0.7% Receivables 134,567 2.9% Inventories 722,489 15.5% Prepaid expenses 29,370 0.6% Total 3,389,184 72.9%

FIXED ASSETS Property, plant and equipment at cost 164,573 3.5% Less accumulated depreciation (98,111) -2.1% Total 66,462 1.4%

OTHER ASSETS Pledges receivable-long term 1,210,000 26.0% Doubtful allowance ($8,900) -0.2% Discounts-Long Term Pledges ($7,625) -0.2% Total $ 1,193,475 25.7%

TOTAL ASSETS $ 4,649,121 100.0% Total Net Assets 4,121,822 88.7% Total Liabilities + Net Assets 4,649,121 100.0%

LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS % of Assets

CURRENT LIABILITIES Accounts & Contracts payable $ 370,482 8.0% Accrued payroll and leave 154,524 3.3% Other short term liabilities 2,293 0.0% Total $ 527,299 11.3%

TOTAL LIABILITIES $ 527,299 11.3%

NET ASSETS Beginning of the Year $ 8,614,935 Net income current period-unrestricted (159,645) Additions current period-temp. restricted 1,797,530 Released from temp restriction (6,130,998) End of Period Net Assets $ 4,121,822

*Unaudited financial information. Check our website at archivesfoundation.org for more information.

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FOUNDATION FOR THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES

Board of Directors 2013

CHAIR AND PRESIDENT DIRECTORS Ambassador Fay Hartog Levin (Ret.) Howard J. Rubenstein A’Lelia Bundles Bess Abell HARRIS SCHOOL OF A PUBLIC POLICY, RUBENSTEIN ASSOCIATES, INC. AUTHOR/FORMER ABC NEWS EXECUTIVE MERRY GO ROUND FARM UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO NEW YORK, NY & PRODUCER POTOMAC, MD CHICAGO, IL WASHINGTON, DC Deborah Ratner Salzberg Honey Alexander Kenneth G. Lore FOREST CITY WASHINGTON VICE CHAIRMAN COMMUNITY LEADER BINGHAM MCCUTCHEN, LLP WASHINGTON, DC Patrick Butler WASHINGTON, DC WASHINGTON, DC ASSOCIATION OF PUBLIC Theodore D. Segal José Andrés Cappy R. McGarr STRADLEY RONON STEVENS TELEVISION STATIONS THINKFOODGROUP MCM INTERESTS, LLC & YOUNG, LLP ARLINGTON, VA WASHINGTON, DC DALLAS, TX WASHINGTON DC VICE PRESIDENT James Cicconi Sue Gin McGowan Albert H. Small Michael R. Beschloss AT&T FLYING FOOD GROUP SOUTHERN ENGINEERING CORP. PRESIDENTIAL HISTORIAN WASHINGTON, DC CHICAGO, IL BETHESDA, MD WASHINGTON, DC Peter Cuneo David McKean John Fox Sullivan U.S. DEPARTMENT OF STATE VICE PRESIDENT CUNEO & CO., LLC ATLANTIC MEDIA COMPANY WASHINGTON, DC Gov. James J. Blanchard REDDING, CT WASHINGTON, DC DLA PIPER US LLP Richard Eliasberg David Mesker WASHINGTON, DC Ross O. Swimmer PRIMA MANAGEMENT CO. COMMUNITY LEADER NATIVE AMERICAN FUND ADVISORS, LLC BALTIMORE, MD FLORISSANT, MO VICE PRESIDENT TULSA, OK Ken Burns Jerry E. Finger Mary C. Moynihan FLORENTINE FILMS FINGER INTERESTS, INC. PERKINS COIE, LLP Riley Temple TEMPLE STRATEGIES WALPOLE, NH HOUSTON, TX WASHINGTON, DC WASHINGTON, DC VICE PRESIDENT Nancy Folger Lawrence F. O’Brien III Tom E. Wheeler Cokie Roberts COMMUNITY LEADER THE OB♦C GROUP, LLC JOURNALIST WASHINGTON, DC WASHINGTON, DC CORE CAPITAL PARTNERS BETHESDA, MD WASHINGTON, DC William R. Harman Soledad O’Brien TREASURER BUSINESS EXECUTIVE STARFISH MEDIA John H. Zentay Marvin F. Weissberg NEW YORK, NY NEW YORK, NY DLA PIPER US, LLP WASHINGTON, DC WEISSBERG FOUNDATION Gov. Frank Keating Joel I. Picket ARLINGTON, VA AMERICAN BANKERS ASSOCIATION GOTHAM CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, LLC WASHINGTON, DC NEW YORK, NY COUNSEL SECRETARY William H. Minor Marilynn Wood Hill Bruce Ramer Mary Lynn Kotz DLA PIPER US, LLP AUTHOR/HISTORIAN GANG TYRE RAMER AND BROWN, INC JOURNALIST WASHINGTON, DC BRONXVILLE, NY WASHINGTON, DC BEVERLY HILLS, CA Larysa Kautz Zina Kramer Lucinda Robb SCHANER & LUBITZ, PLLC EVENTS MARKETING COMMUNITY LEADER BETHESDA, MD BLOOMFIELD HILLS, MI ARLINGTON, VA Staff 2013

SENIOR STAFF ADMINISTRATIVE DEVELOPMENT SPECIAL EVENTS Thora Colot Kristine Inchausti Laura Brandt David Nelson EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT DEVELOPMENT AND COMMUNICATIONS SPECIAL EVENTS COORDINATOR ASSISTANT Patrick M. Madden Albert Mercogliano EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR PROJECT MANAGER Melissa Diaz DEVELOPMENT OPERATIONS RETAIL Franck Cordes COORDINATOR Dennis Braden DEPUTY EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, COMMUNICATIONS BOOK BUYER OPERATIONS Dianne Hammond Kathleen Lietzau MEMBERSHIP MANAGER Dwayne Brewer Kelly Gotthardt COMMUNICATIONS AND INVENTORY COORDINATOR DIRECTOR OF RETAIL OPERATIONS RESEARCH ASSOCIATE Jesika Jennings Davis ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF Patty Reinert Mason Greg Ferrara ACCOUNTING DEVELOPMENT, INDIVIDUAL GIVING DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF RETAIL DIRECTOR OF COMMUNICATIONS Matthew Trommatter Jordan Zappala OPERATIONS Stefanie Mathew ACCOUNTING ASSISTANT MANAGER OF INSTITUTIONAL GIVING Sara Krauss DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANT MANAGER Caneil McDonald DIRECTOR OF SPECIAL EVENTS Patricia Coleman ACCOUNTING MANAGER

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FRONT COVER:

A - Kids explore the 17-foot interactive table in the new “Records of Rights” exhibit. Jeffrey Reed, National Archives

R - Philanthropist David M. Rubenstein in front of the gallery that bears his name. Jeffrey Reed, National Archives

2 - “Searching for the Seventies” exhibit, featuring DOCUMERICA photo captioned “Hitchhiker with his dog, ‘Tripper,’ on U.S. 66.” Charles O’Rear, Yuma County, Arizona, May 1972

0 - Visitors view the original Emancipation Proclamation during the Archives’ 150th anniversary celebration commemorating President Lincoln’s signing of the document. Pepe Gomez for the Foundation for the National Archives

1 - Steven Spielberg reads from Rep. Thaddeus Stevens’ (R-PA) handwritten joint resolution of December 9, 1861, proposing the abolition of slavery, during the Foundation’s annual Gala. Michael Loccisano/Getty Images for the Foundation for the National Archives

3 - The U.S. Army 3rd Infantry “The Old Guard” Continental Color Guard and Fife and Drum Corps entertains visitors at the National Archives’ July 4 celebration. Pepe Gomez for the Foundation for the National Archives FNA_2013_AR_FINALrev1:Layout 1 3/5/14 12:42 PM Page C4

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