FACING

HISTORY

NOW

FY 2018 ANNUAL REPORT 1 1 Letters from Leadership 4 Roger Brooks Julie Abrams Leff Jeffrey Bussgang & Seth Klarman

2 Impact Statement 10

3 Profiles 14 Chief Anna Alvarado, Chief of Teaching and Learning, CPS Righteous Persons Foundation Cara and Aaron Ahola Dr. Fernando Riemers

4 Financials 26

5 Gift Report 30 Boards & Leadership

2 3 ROGER BROOKS, PRESIDENT & CEO

FACING HISTORY NOW. That’s something we’ve been talking about a lot. And little wonder. As I write this Annual Report message in 2018, the world is ever more complex and challenging. Educators are reaching out to us for guidance about how to frame the difficult conversations that their students want to engage in.

Facing History and Ourselves is responding directly to the moment’s challenge. We are adapting to changes in the world, to changes in the educational landscape, and to changes in the needs and concerns of our teachers and students. Our imperative is to be the best possible organization within our vision: by turning a critical lens on pivotal moments in history, we educate teachers, students, and communities to create thriving, equitable societies free from bigotry and hate.

That’s the unchanging backbone WE’RE LEARNERS, THINKERS, AND LISTENERS. AND of all we do. OUR ABILITY TO STAY TRUE TO OUR VISION IS WHAT LETTERS FROM LEADERSHIP HAS ALLOWED FACING HISTORY TO FLOURISH AND And yet Facing History is GROW. CHANGE IS INDEED ALL AROUND US. BUT embracing change. Over the last WE’VE BEEN FACING HISTORY NOW FOR MORE THAN three or so years, our network of 40 YEARS. THAT’S NOT CHANGING. teachers has grown from about 40,000 to just under 80,000. Our content teams are prototyping on-demand professional development and new online courses. We are embracing new technologies and evolving markets, and bridging the gap between our traditional historical case studies and current events. And our financial health has stabilized, with net assets at an all-time high and annual fundraising up 21% year over year, to $31 million in FY18.

As an organization, these changes are in pursuit of our strategic plan goals: a strengthened core, scaled impact, and expanded reputation. So we are working with our Board in new ways, and reasserting our deepest organizational values. We are building the most capable and diverse workforce possible, thanks to the important work of Human Resources and our organization-wide Diversity Committee. We have begun a new innovation project to plan and improve the services and resources we offer to teachers at all levels of their work with us. Facing History Now means that there are foundational improvements in the way we provide on-ramps for educators and execute our core work.

4 5 JULIE ABRAMS LEFF, JEFFREY BUSSGANG & CHAIR, BOARD OF SETH KLARMAN, CO-CHAIRS, DIRECTORS LEADERSHIP COUNCIL

As Chair of the Board of Directors, it is my Under the forward-looking leadership of President and CEO Roger privilege to thank everyone who supported Brooks and Board of Directors Chair Julie Leff, Facing History Facing History and Ourselves in our work to and Ourselves has built on the groundbreaking work of our end bigotry and hatred over the past year. At inspirational founder Margot Stern Strom. The three pillars of the this particularly troubling time, education is a strategic plan— strengthening our core, scaling our impact, and crucial means to healing the fractures in our educating the public— are the foundations that will propel Facing country and across the world. History's growth into the future.

Facing History is creating new resources to The organization has dramatically expanded its capacity to be help prepare teachers to deal with complicated current events. In the hours after the a global leader in the field of adolescent education. We have antisemitic murders at the Tree of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh, Facing History staff worked diversified our training model for educators to include an throughout the weekend so that teachers had a resource ready to use in their classrooms on innovative mix of online resources, webinars, in-person seminars Monday morning. The American Federation of Teachers and the New York Times pointed to and workshops on history and the connections to urgent contemporary issues; have developed Facing History as a critical resource for educators. A 9th grade English teacher from Harrison, in-depth Facing History schools through the Partner Schools Network; and are raising our New York who used the lesson wrote, “Please thank Facing History for always knowing the organizational voice on the issues of the day as they affect education and youth throughout words to say when I cannot figure them out myself.” the world.

Last year, thanks to your critical support, more than 25,000 new teachers were trained in a Our country is as divided as we can remember. Political discourse has lately veered from the Facing History program or downloaded Facing History content. This is nearly 40% more than goal of effective compromise to an embrace of the extreme. Demagogues are ascendant in in the previous year. Facing History is helping 70,000 teachers provide rigorous curriculum and any number of countries. Individuals who are different are at an increased risk of being promote moral leadership to more than seven million students across the globe each year. marginalized and even harmed. We do this work in red and blue states; in communities both urban and rural; in parochial, public, independent and charter schools. In our estimation, the world needs Facing History more than ever. Today, with democratic values increasingly under threat, Facing History excels at helping young people understand that In partnership with the teachers we serve, Facing History has proven the value of helping they have a critical role to play as future leaders. Facing History students learn to parse through students understand the story of how history shapes the world around them and how their rhetoric and propaganda to analyze facts and become moral reasoners. There is nothing more actions and their choices can positively or negatively impact their community and society at important for our future than educating our young people to become responsible and informed large. 69% of Facing History students feel it is their responsibility to be actively involved in state citizens who will vigorously participate in democratic society. and local issues, and 67% think people like them can influence political decisions. As co-chairs of the Leadership Council, whose members are highly committed friends and On behalf of the Board of Directors, I extend my special thanks for the leadership of President supporters, it is our honor to thank Facing History's staff, volunteer leaders, donors, and the and CEO Roger Brooks and the hardworking and highly skilled staff. My gratitude to you, our educators and students who journey with us. We hope you will continue to partner with us to supporters and volunteer leaders, for your commitment to the teachers and young people we help ensure a more just and tolerant future. serve. It is an honor to work with you and I look forward to the successes and challenges of the year to come.

6 7 “Facing History and Ourselves is more urgently needed than ever, everywhere. Their work is more essential than ever to help us as rising nationalism, populism, and "othering" threaten basic understand our history, and know that we have more in common democratic values and human dignity around the world. Facing than what divides us.” History's long-standing expertise and continuous adaptation and Hilary Pennington, Executive Vice President of Programs, innovation make it a powerful partner for schools and communities Ford Foundation

8 9 “When I witnessed Facing History in Cleveland, Ohio, earlier this year, I was inspired by both the curriculum and student-teacher engagement. Based on decades of research, we know learning happens best with the integration of social, emotional, and academic development. Facing History is an outstanding example of a learning environment that reflects this integrated approach and understands it is a booster rocket to academic achievement, postsecondary attainment, employment, and civic engagement.”

John M. Bridgeland, Commissioner, National Commission on Social, Emotional, and Academic Development & former Director, White House Domestic Policy Council

IMPACT STATEMENT

10 11 IMPACT STATEMENT

Facing History makes an impact on the classroom. Facing History was named as an effective model of the “Six Proven Practices for Civic Learning” in a 2014 report from the National Center for Learning and Civic Engagement in the Education Commission of the States. The organization has also been recognized as a best civic education practice in fostering character development by the John Templeton Foundation.

WHEN STUDENTS ATTEND FACING HISTORY COURSES, THEY GAIN: • CRITICAL THINKING SKILLS, EMPATHY, AND TOLERANCE • UNDERSTANDING OF WHAT CONSTITUTES CIVIC RESPONSIBILITY • THE BELIEF THEY CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN THE WORLD • A SENSE OF RESPONSIBILITY TO BE INVOLVED IN STATE AND LOCAL ISSUES • MOTIVATION TO LEARN MORE ABOUT THE WORLD AROUND THEM • RELATIONAL MATURITY, LESS RACISM, AND MORE EMPATHY.

In 2015, Columbia University’s Teachers College Record, a peer-reviewed journal, published a randomized-control study demonstrating Facing History’s efficacy. It showed that with Facing History curricula, classrooms and school environments on the whole are more respectful, Facing History and Ourselves’ approach is verified as unique. Our holistic, yet layered reflective, and participatory—necessary conditions for deep learning. methodology impacts multiple dimensions in an academic environment: teachers, students, classrooms, and school culture. These impacts, which are reinforced and sustained throughout FACING HISTORY CLASSROOMS ENCOURAGE: a school system, are not results that many organizations can claim or demonstrate. • CONSTRUCTIVE DIALOGUE • MULTIPLE VIEWPOINTS TEACHERS WHO USE FACING HISTORY RESOURCES • ANALYSIS OF EVIDENCE TO INFORM DISCUSSION FEEL MORE EMPOWERED TO: • ZERO TOLERANCE FOR BULLYING • CIVIC ENGAGEMENT AMONG ALUMNI • INTRODUCE AND NAVIGATE DIFFICULT TOPICS • ACADEMIC PERSISTENCE AFTER HIGH SCHOOL • ENCOURAGE OPEN DISCUSSION WITHOUT FEAR OF ACCUSATIONS OF BIAS

• BUILD COMMUNITY AMONG OTHER EDUCATORS AND WITHIN THEIR INSTITUTION Facing History makes an impact on students. In 2015, the Collaborative for Academic, Social, • CONVEY CRITICAL THINKING TECHNIQUES THAT GO BEYOND THE SUBJECT and Emotional Learning (CASEL) named Facing History one of only nine programs in the U.S., MATTER CONTENT and one of only two aimed at middle and high school students, that has a proven positive effect • ACHIEVE THEIR PROFESSIONAL GOALS FOR STUDENTS’ ACADEMIC, CIVIC, on students through qualities like improved academics, empathy, and social behavior. SOCIAL, AND EMOTIONAL LEARNING

WHEN OUR CURRICULUM IS ADOPTED SCHOOL-WIDE, FACULTY AND STAFF DEVELOP: Facing History makes an impact on teachers’ professional development. In 2014, a randomized • A SHARED VISION FOR CREATING A RESPECTFUL AND JUST LEARNING controlled trial studied the effect of Facing History on classroom climate and middle school ENVIRONMENT students’ social cognition and behavior. The results indicated that teachers who have gone • AN INTEREST IN GROWING CIVIC PARTICIPATION FOR ALL STUDENTS through Facing History professional development report a stronger sense of professional • A SCHOOL CULTURE THAT MAKES STUDENTS FEEL SAFE, SUPPORTED, satisfaction and self-efficacy in teaching classes and the ability to create more open, engaging, AND POSITIVELY CHALLENGED and respectful classroom climates. • A STUDENT BODY THAT ENGAGES IN CIVIC LIFE • A COMMUNITY THAT STANDS UP TO THREATS AGAINST POSITIVE SCHOOL CULTURE 12 13 PROFILES

14 15 ANNA ALVARADO, CHIEF OF TEACHING AND LEARNING, CHICAGO PUBLIC SCHOOLS

Beginning this Over the course of the next three years, school year, this partnership with CPS will train social Facing History science teachers across the district, allowing and Ourselves is us to reach an additional 150,000 students. partnering with Chicago Public CPS currently sees 80% poverty across the Schools (CPS) to district and has a nearly 90% concentration bring curricula on of Latino and African-American students. civil rights, the Holocaust, and Reconstruction “Lack of access to resources can be an to 8th through 10th grade history/social studies issue, and it serves as a barrier to school classrooms. It’s an unprecedented effort across improvement when the basic needs aren’t the entire district and aims to transform local met,” says Alvarado. She first connected students’ understanding of civics and society. with the Facing History curriculum when she was a CPS teacher, and ultimately hopes “This is an important stage for students’ to have long-term, dedicated facilitators in identity and how they perceive themselves,” the district. says Anna Alvarado, Chief of Teaching and Learning at CPS. “Kids at this age want to “The best starting point for schools is engage in this type of programming—they the opportunity for quality resources. No want to find a home in their schools. They’re matter where our students live, they should beginning to understand their community at have that same access,” she says. “This large and want to do something about the ills partnership will help provide teachers that they see.” Since 1990, Facing History has with the right conditions and supports served more than 8,500 educators and reached for success.” over 620,000 students in the Chicago area. PROFILES 16 17 PROFILES

RIGHTEOUS PERSONS FOUNDATION

Using his profits from the groundbreaking Ourselves feels critical to meeting this film Schindler’s List, Steven Spielberg particular moment,” she adds. founded the Righteous Persons Foundation to combat hate, promote relationship building Righteous Persons Foundation has been a across lines of difference, and keep the moral key partner with Facing History. Their recent lessons of the Holocaust alive. This year, the support for our Democracy at Risk project Righteous Persons Foundation is marking the is allowing Facing History to help more than film’s 25th anniversary by partnering with 100,000 educators address stereotyping, Facing History and Ourselves for a second hate speech, and identity in the classroom, time on resources to help teachers use the including rapid response resources tied to film in classrooms. the study of the Holocaust.

“The guide that Facing History created for “We are also living in a time of renewed educators in 1996 was a powerful tool activism, and all the young people who are then, and the updated digital version— standing up against violence and hate in which connects to current events like their own communities are incredibly Charlottesville—will reach a new generation inspiring,” says Triebwasser. “We need to of students now,” says Shayna Rose encourage and amplify those voices so they Triebwasser, RPF’s Senior Program Officer. rise above the din.”

“We wish the film didn’t resonate so deeply today—that we were living in a time when democracies around the world were less vulnerable and when hate had no place in our society. Unfortunately, that’s not the Steven Spielberg and Liam Neeson on the set of Schindler’s List, 1993. (David James/Universal City Studios, Inc. & Amblin Entertainment, Inc.) case, and our work with Facing History and 18 19 CARA AND AARON AHOLA

Cara Ahola and me be able to interact with people I disagree her husband with in a constructive way and start a Aaron have a conversation. We all live on one planet, vision for their and it’s screaming for help." community of Dover-Sherborn, As co-chairs of Facing History’s PRISM MA. Their two Community in the New England region teenagers are (Promoting Reflection, Inclusion, Stories on track to take and Memories), the Aholas have been a local Facing holding yearly community events in their History course, Chilmark home since 2017. The goal but the parents is educate the community and regional and community school district with talks from Facing at large knew History program directors as well as local very little about community leaders. the program or its intent. So they’re seeking to raise Mrs. Ahola also became part of Facing awareness—and bring in new parent History’s New England Regional Advisory volunteers. Board in 2017. In addition to their generous financial support, she believes the key to “Everyone knows the class, no one knows systemic change is to organize groups of the program,” says Mrs. Ahola, senior people who want to help and have the attorney at TJX. “On a basic level, Facing bandwidth to get involved. “By making it a History gives our students and parents tools whole community effort, and bringing the to find common ground. I need to model that work of Facing History home to where we behavior for my children. They need to watch live, we advocate for change. Tomorrow is PROFILES not an option.” 20 21 DR. FERNANDO REIMERS

“Democracy is Brooks. This year, he joined the board of a contact sport, directors. not a spectator sport,” says “Empowering young people to understand Dr. Fernando that ‘people make choices and choices Reimers, Ford make history,’ as is Facing History’s goal, has Foundation always been important. Now, the work of Professor of Facing History is not only important, but the Practice in International Education at critical to the very survival of democratic Harvard Graduate School of Education. “You norms and protection of human rights in the have to engage. Democracy is fragile, and it’s United States and other countries,” he says. a product of how we live.” “These are not normal times in that too many Reimers’ research and teaching help stu- people, in the United States and abroad, lack dents develop civics skills through global a deep understanding of the history, laws education policies and programs. At the core and norms that define democracy, and a of his work, he engages young people with significant number would be willing to big problems that are still within their reach, trade democratic rights and freedoms for and allows them concrete opportunities to economic security,” adds Dr. Reimers. solve an aspect of the issue. “This is not the moment for business as Facing History was on Dr. Reimers’ radar usual. The work to preserve and protect for years. In 2004, he was invited to speak democracy will be harder. We need to find about international outreach and soon after more ways to support teachers in places became a member of the board of scholars. where there are dark forces designed to Reimers has worked closely with Facing emasculate civics education. All of us need PROFILES History scholars and particularly CEO Roger to act.” 22 23 “I can only salute the professionalism, the ability to listen deeply and carefully, and the attention to social and emotional learning that Facing History and Ourselves brought to our team and the young people we support. The entire team of Facing History has pushed us to think more deeply about what it means to be a citizen. The resources and pedagogies developed together are now fully integrated in our work.”

Eunice Mangado Lunetta, Deputy Director for Educational Actions of Afev, Paris, France

24 25 EMILY LEVENTHAL, CHAIR OF THE FINANCE COMMITTEE

Fiscal Year 2018 was a successful year of steady financial performance for Facing History. Net assets now stand at $51.8 million, an all-time high, versus $44.8 million at the end of fiscal year 2017.* This is the second year in a row where net assets have increased by more than $7.0 million, thanks to a healthy and growing revenue pipeline, endowment investment growth, and continued focus on fiscal discipline.

During the year, we successfully completed our search for a new Chief Financial Officer, hiring Mariel Gonzales, who brings her focus on strategic and analytical financial management to our senior staff as well as her experience in managing growth, expanded impact, and increased efficiency.

For Fiscal Year 2019, the Finance Committee and Board of Directors approved an expense budget with a modest increase, allowing for investment in staff and systems integral to implementing the strategic plan. We are focusing on building infrastructure this fiscal year, providing a solid foundation for our planned growth and expansion. FINANCIALS On behalf of the Board of Directors and Leadership Council, I want to thank the members of the Finance, Audit, and Investment Committees, and Facing History’s management and staff for all their extraordinary work. I also thank them for their unwavering support and continued commitment to the organization’s long-term financial sustainability and success.

Emily Leventhal Chair, Finance Committee

* The financial statements in this report are for the US entity. Canada and UK are separate entities and are reported independently.

26 27 CONDENSED STATEMENTS OF FINANCIAL POSITION

ASSETS JUNE 30, 2018 JUNE 30, 2017 OPERATING EXPENSES: JUNE 30, 2018 JUNE 30, 2017

CASH & CASH EQUIVALENTS $ 4,960,584 $ 4,642,284 PROGRAM SERVICES $ 21,607,811 $ 19,171,697

INVESTMENTS - UNRESTRICTED $ 4,979,230 $ 4,543,373 GENERAL ADMINISTRATION $ 1,875,301 $ 1,545,489

INVESTMENTS - ENDOWMENT $ 20,964,469 $ 20,600,335 FUNDRAISING $ 3,307,533 $ 2,762,537

ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE & PREPAID EXPENSES $ 646,276 $ 1,005,854 TOTAL EXPENSES: $ 26,790,645 $ 23,479,723

PLEDGES & GRANTS RECEIVABLE, NET $ 20,565,651 $ 14,730,999 CHANGES IN NET ASSETS: OFFICE EQUIPMENT & LEASEHOLD IMPROVEMENTS, NET $ 822,524 $ 760,495 CHANGE IN NET ASSETS FROM OPERATIONS $ 6,727,597 $ 5,913,947 TOTAL ASSETS: $ 52,938,734 $ 46,283,340 GAIN/(LOSS) ON ENDOWMENT INVESTMENTS $ 1,358,610 $ 2,155,552

ENDOWMENT SPENDING RATE APPROPRIATED (OPERATIONS) $ (1,014,476) $ (986,508) LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS GAIN/(LOSS) ON FIXED ASSET DISPOSAL & GRANT ADJUSTMENT $ (23,148) $ (31,352) LIABILITIES: TOTAL CHANGE IN NET ASSETS: $ 7,048,583 $ 7,051,639 ACCOUNTS PAYABLE & OTHER LIABILITIES $ 1,103,928 $ 1,497,117

NET ASSETS: UNRESTRICTED NET ASSETS $ 7,859,592 $ 7,571,115 OPERATING REVENUE BY SOURCE TEMPORARILY RESTRICTED NET ASSETS $ 21,692,158 $ 14,908,904 CONTRIBUTIONS $ 30,939,747 (92.3%) $ 26,738,731 (91.0%) PERMANENTLY RESTRICTED NET ASSETS $ 22,283,056 $ 22,306,204 ENDOWMENT $ 1,463,626 (5.0%) $ 1,463,738 (5.0%) TOTAL NET ASSETS: $ 51,834,806 $ 44,786,223 FEES AND SALES $ 1,114,869 (3.3%) $ 1,191,201 (4.1%) TOTAL LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS: $52,938,734 $ 46,283,340

CONDENSED STATEMENTS OF ACTIVITIES EXPENSES BY PURPOSE

OPERATING SUPPORT & REVENUE PROGRAM: TEACHER PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT $ 14,045,078 (53.0%) $ 12,402,296 (52.8%)

CONTRIBUTIONS & SPECIAL EVENT REVENUE: PROGRAM: PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT $ 2,709,015 (10.1%) $ 4,209,419 (17.9%)

UNRESTRICTED $ 12,574,820 $ 12,945,684 FUNDRAISING $ 3,307,533 (12.3%) $ 2,762,537 (11.8%)

TEMPORARILY RESTRICTED $ 17,666,448 $ 13,363,774 PROGRAM: CONTENT DEVELOPMENT $ 4,853,718 (18.1%) $ 2,559,982 (10.9%)

PERMANENTLY RESTRICTED -- $ 475 ADMINISTRATION $ 1,875,301 (7.0%) $ 1,545,489 (6.6%)

TOTAL CONTRIBUTIONS & SPECIAL EVENT REVENUE: $ 30,241,268 $ 26,309,933

EXPENSES BY CATEGORY CONTRIBUTIONS IN-KIND $ 698,479 $ 428,798 SALARIES, TAXES, BENEFITS $ 18,258,106 (68.2%) FEES FOR PROGRAM PRESENTATIONS $ 1,035,620 $ 1,147,749 $ 16,706,929 (71.2%) SERVICES & MATERIALS $ 5,941,514 (22.2%) SALES OF BOOKS & MATERIALS $ 79,249 $ 43,452 $ 4,525,550 (19.3%) OCCUPANCY & OFFICE $ 1,325,646 (4.9%) UNRESTRICTED INVESTMENT RETURN $ 449,150 $ 477,230 $ 1,316,684 (5.6%) TRAVEL $ 972,002 (3.6%) ENDOWMENT DISTRIBUTIONS $ 1,014,476 $ 986,508 $ 495,055 (2.1%) DEPRECIATION $ 293,377 (1.1%) TOTAL SUPPORT & REVENUE: $ 33,518,242 $ 29,393,670 $ 435,505 (1.9%)

28 The financial statements in this report are for the US entity. Canada and 29 UK are separate entities and are reported independently. GIFT REPORT

30 31 LIFETIME $1 MILLION+ DONORS Robert R. McCormick Poss Family Foundation Edmond J. Safra Foundation • Foundation • Pritzker Pucker Family Dana W. & Robert A. Smith • For more than four decades, Facing History has engaged students in the study of history Jo Ann & Stuart C. Nathan • Foundation • Leonard Stern and ethical decision-making in order to teach civic responsibility, tolerance, courage, and NoVo Foundation • Righteous Persons Foundation • The Laszlo N. Tauber Family compassion. We depend on the generosity of our leadership donors to support and grow Loren Pack & Rob Beyer • Jack and Harriet Rosenfeld Foundation this work. The donors listed here have made lifetime contributions or commitments totaling Sally & Saul J. Pannell • Foundation • The Walmart Foundation $1,000,000 or more as of June 30, 2018. (Please note: • denotes multi-year donor; ° denotes Plough Foundation • Thomas A. & Georgina T. Russo • donation to Facing History and Ourselves in Canada; † denotes donation to Facing History William & Lia Poorvu The Goldman Sachs Foundation Ltd. in the United Kingdom; * denotes In Memoriam.) THE PRISM COMMUNITY

$15,000,000+ The PRISM Community is a philanthropic community at Facing History and Ourselves dedicated to Promoting Reflection, Inclusion, Stories, and Memories, and embodies our Einhorn Family Charitable Trust • distinctive culture of reflection, engagement, and participation. Our community members The Klarman Family Foundation • include individuals, families, and family foundations that contribute $10,000 or more annually to Lisa & Richard Perry Facing History and Ourselves. This list reflects gifts received from July 1, 2017 to June 30, 2018. Richard and Susan Smith* and the Richard and Susan Smith Family Foundation (Please note: • denotes multi-year donor; ° denotes donation to Facing History and Ourselves in Richard Smith Canada; † denotes donation to Facing History Ltd. in the United Kingdom; * denotes In John and Amy Smith Berylson, James Berylson Memoriam.) Jonathan Block and Jennifer Berylson Block Robert Katz and Elizabeth Berylson Katz $500,000 Circle Sydney & Stanley S. Shuman Pascale & Richard Berner Robert and Dana Smith, Madeleine Smith, Ryan Smith Jill Garling & Tom Wilson • Dana W. & Robert A. Smith • Randi & John Brooklier • Debra Smith Knez, Jessica Knez, Andrew Knez Michael L. Gordon • Philip & Theresa Cothern • Linda & Glenn H. Greenberg • $50,000 Circle Judy & Jamie Dimon • Julie & Paul Leff• David & Amy Abrams Fleur Fairman & Timothy N. Wallach $5,000,000-$14,999,999 Nancy A. & Jon R. Bauer Sumner & Esther Feldberg • The Allstate Foundation $250,000 Circle Joshua & Anita Bekenstein Peter Flom Michael L. Gordon • Baskin Family Foundation/ Charitable Fund Linda & Michael Frieze • Linda & Glenn H. Greenberg • Judy Wise • Phyllis & Paul Berz Kathy & Richard Fuld The Karp Family Foundation • The Heartstone Foundation Cecilia Chan Jim Goldsmith & Nancy Shaw Stephen, Jill, Jana, Douglass and Kyle Karp Lisa & Richard Perry Fiona & Stanley Druckenmiller Rachel Goldstein* & James Elkind • Debra Engel, Devin, Garret & Andi and Jim Gordon, The $100,000 Circle Alanna Edgewater Funds • $2,500,000-$4,999,999 Anonymous • Sandra & Daniel Feldman • Lindy Green ° • Tom & Lisa Blumenthal • Julie & Joel Greenblatt Donna & Jack Greenberg The Crown and Goodman Anonymous • Lisa & Jim Mooney • Ronald G. Casty Karen G. Harrison & Josh & Sarah Greenhill Family • Baskin Family Foundation/ Jane & Daniel Och Lori & Mark S. Fife • Walter G. Freedman • Sloan & David Greenspan Kathy & Richard Fuld Judy Wise • The Picower Foundation The Fischman Family • Mark & Anla Cheng Kingdon Nancy & Jeffrey Halis Jill Garling & Tom Wilson • Brown Rudnick LLP Michael J. Zamkow and Wendy & Ben Fischman Foundation Lilla Horvath & Daniel Allen The Janey Fund Ronald G. Casty Sue E. Berman Charitable Nancy & Steve Fischman Jeannie & Jonathan Lavine • Barbara & Amos Hostetter Maja Kristin Mark & Anla Cheng Kingdon Foundation • The Janey Fund Carol & Lawrence Levy • Joseph Jackson & Helena Kubicka Julie & Paul Leff • Foundation Anne & Joe Juster • Margaret & Daniel Loeb Cynthia R. & Andrew S. Janower • The Karp Family Foundation • Michael B. Lowenstein Lamont Jones & Stacy Sharpe $1,000,000-$2,499,999 Stephen, Jill, Jana, Douglass and Judd & Linda Miner • Floy B. & Amos Kaminski Kyle Karp Jane & Daniel Och Barrie Landry Anonymous (3) Lori & Mark S. Fife • Harvard Public Service Network Nancy & Daniel S. Katz Brian & Stephanie Spector Ruth Lazarus & Michael S. Feldberg • Amy & David Abrams Sandra Gordon The Heartstone Foundation Lisa & Jim Mooney • Michael J. Zamkow and Emily Leventhal & David Rontal The Assisi Foundation Government of Canada ° • The Jacob L. and Lillian Jo Ann & Stuart C. Nathan • Sue E. Berman Charitable Foun- The Norman & Muriel Leventhal of Memphis The Marc Haas Foundation Holtzmann Foundation • Loren Pack & Rob Beyer • dation • Charitable Fund of Combined Baupost Group, LLC Sydney & Stanley S. Shuman Jacobson Family Foundation Sally & Saul J. Pannell • Jewish Philanthropies Phyllis & Paul Berz Alexandra & The Jim Joseph Foundation • The Richardson Family • $25,000 Circle Rachel & Jimmy Levin Tom & Lisa Blumenthal • Michael A. Shuman Michael B. Lowenstein Thomas A. & Georgina T. Russo • Anonymous (2) B. Lee & Susan Mallory Alexandra & Michael A. Shuman Anonymous † Steve & Sue Mandel 32 33 Anna Markus • David H. Feinberg & Marina Kalb Sarah & Mark Najarian INDIVIDUALS Allison & Roberto Mignone Joan & William D. Feldman Joanne Nemerovski The Palermo-Ravich Family Kaye Foster • Katherine & Joseph O'Donnell Facing History and Ourselves gratefully acknowledges everyone who has made a gift to support Foundation • Ross Garon & Anna Suh Lisa & Richard Paige the teachers and students we serve. The following individuals made gifts of $1,000 or more to William & Lia Poorvu Rich Gerszberg & Lewis & Heidi Pearlson Facing History and Ourselves between July 1, 2017 and June 30, 2018. (Please note: • denotes Gigi Pritzker & Michael Pucker Caren Osten Gerszberg Julia Pershan & Jonathan Cohen multi-year donor; ° denotes donation to Facing History and Ourselves in Canada; † denotes James & Amy Ramsey Nina & Ron Gilson Rita & Jeff Rayman ° donation to Facing History Ltd. in the United Kingdom; * denotes In Memoriam.) Heidi G.C. & Richard O. Rieger Jackie & Alan L. Goldberg Peggy & Gary Reiner The Segal Family Foundation • Susan & Jeff Goldenberg Carolyn & Ken Richman • Marjorie Simon Judy & Josh Goldman • Shelly & Mark Saltzman $5,000-$9,999 Tina & Bob Fockler Christopher & Angela Lovest Sidney and Edith Simon Family Sandra Gordon The Samberg Family Anonymous (3) Bradley & Robert Fogelman II Anne R. Lovett & Holocaust Education Fund of Trudy & Bob Gottesman Luly & Maurice Samuels Ida & Myles Abbott Martha & Robert F. Fogelman Stephen G. Woodsum the Jewish Federation of Ronda & Cary Green ° Wendy & Neil Sandler Charlene Achki-Repko Jay Franke & David Herro The Milton and Tamar Maltz Cleveland Sheila & Joseph Gutman Family Ellen Schapps & Richard Richman Colette Bablon Ament & Diane & Bob Frankle Family Foundation The Paul E. Singer Foundation Phyllis Hammer Marvin Schein Gerald Ament Howard Freedman & Rita Montlack Shant Mardirossian Richard Smith Judy Heyboer Lara Seligman & Rafi Musher Jack Andrews & Peter Shull Ann Gallo Barbara & Richard Melcher Susan G. & James M. Snider Heather Hillman & Jack Whalen Barbara & Edward Shapiro Betty S. & Arthur Bardige• Patricia & Paul Gannon Ronay & Richard Menschel David Snyder & Peggy Salamon Heather & Ron Hoffman ° Wendy Shattuck & Gail Basch-Adelstein & Coleen & Brian Gelber Charles Merrill * Lisa Tedeschini & Bruce Rigal † Karen & Paul J. Isaac Samuel Plimpton Eric Adelstein Anne & Chad Gifford Kim & Evan Meyers Susan W. Tofias Jill & Ken Iscol MyKhanh & Scott Shelton Joan W. & Steven B. Belkin Ellen Feldberg Gordon & Dale S. & Robert H. Mnookin Karen Tucker & Jerry Avorn • Elizabeth E. & Daniel J. Jick Shonni J. Silverberg & Ira & Janice Berlin Michael Gordon Bonnie & Marty Oberman Trish Tullman and Family • Barry & Rikki Kaplan John M. Shapiro Mitra Best & Marc Silverman James Grant & Patricia Kavanagh Barbara & Vania O’Connor Dora Z. & Arthur D. Ullian • Marty & Amy Kaplan Florence & Harry Sloan Juli Betwee Dedrea A. & Paul L. Gray Michelle Pinggera † Kate & Shai Waisman • Susan & Jay Kaufman Christine & Rob Small Gene & Richard Bindler Adi & Jerry Greenberg Deborah Plummer & Sharon Weintraub Marty & Dale Kelman Sharman Spector-Angel & Susan G. & Richard A. Block Beth & Lawrence Greenberg Michael Bussey ShaRna Foundation ° Shelly & Howard Kivell Gary Angel Joanne G. & Scott Blum Ilyse Greenberg & Charles Rudnick Poss Family Foundation Janice White Rachel Kohler & Barbara Speer Gloria R. & Arthur L. Brown Steven D. Greenfield Donald & Frances Putnoi Mark S. Hoplamazian Dorothy Sprague Dorothy & John Byrne Judy & Bill Greffin Audrey & Albert B. Ratner $10,000 Circle Anna & Peter Kolchinsky Theresa & John Sprague Jamie Carmell-Hyman & Caitlin Hartigan & Adam Weiss Sonja L. Reed & Daniel N. Epstein Anonymous (2) Leslie & Nathaniel Landau David Stohl Barry Hyman Robin Ritter Hatzenbuehler & Rose & Sam Reisman ° Anonymous Fund of the Joe Lebovic° Karen Sulzberger & Eric M. A. Lax Sandra D. Carpenter Daniel Hatzenbuehler Barbara Reiss-Snyder & Jim Snyder Jewish Community Foundation Renee Levin Bryan Traubert & Penny Pritzker Daniel Castallian Claudia Heffner & Nelson Peltz Paula & Ira Resnick Vicki S. & William H. Abrams • John F. Levy & Gail Rothenberg Lisa Tung & Spencer Glendon Margery Chapman Vicki & Bruce Heyman Joyce Reynolds-Sinclair, Ph.D. & Aileen Adams & Geoff Cowan Karen Secunda Levy Manika & John Turnbull Gloria & Jack Clumeck Deborah & Benjamin Hochberg Gerald Sinclair, M.D. Susanna Lachs Adler & Dean Adler Peggy & Larry Levy Charlene Wang Pamela & Loren Cohen Sue & Larry Hochberg David & Marian Rocker Aaron & Cara Ahola Shelley S. & Donald M. Levy Melody Howe Weintraub & Caretha & Ken Coleman Roxanne Hori & Robert Felsenthal Amy G. & Kenneth L. Rogat Melissa Allen & Shirley Feldberg Levy Jerald Weintraub Orla Coleman & Rikki Tahta Lisa & Michael Josephson Nancy Rothman & Lou Lavigne, Elisabeth Andreason Charles Ashby Lewis & Poppy White & Steven R. Berger Robin Cottle & Ron Radziner Jane Kahn & Michael Bien Stephanie & Michael Sandberg Cliff & Laurel Asness Penny Bender Sebring Elizabeth F. & Tom D. Wippman Leslee & Aaron Cowen James & Ellen Kaplan Jeanne M. & John W. Rowe Jennifer Aubrey • Nancy & Richard Lubin Drs. Amy & Chun-Yu Wong DEF Fund Marjorie Kaplan & Gustav Szabo Ma’ayan & Richard E. Sands Tamar Ben-Dov Kent & Kristen Lucken Marita Wong Michael Diamond ° Becky Kidder-Smith The Schechter Foundation Marilyn* & Bruce Blackie Hal Luft & Susie Richardson• Sheryl & Larry Wyman Mary & John Dicken, Jr. Dolores Kleinman Gail & David Schechter Linda Burns Coleman Michelle & Jonathon Luft Julia & John Zito Jill & Alex Dimitrief Bud & Wendie Kroll Sue Ann Schiff Amy & Eric Carlson The Malkin Family Barbara Hope Zuckerberg Dennis Driver Jeanette Kruger & Harriet & Leonard Schleifer Beth & Brian Clymer Carl J. Martignetti The Zuckerman Family Julie & Ronald Druker Betty Morningstar Melanie & Doug Schrank Mary Lee Copp & Peter Formanek Karen J. & Robert G. May John & Jackie Dugenske Colleen & Richard Lee Beverly W. & Ira J. Schulman Ryan Cotton Barbara G. & Richard I. Melvoin Tommie & William Dunavant Eunice Lee Jeffrey Schwarz Karen & Robert Deresiewicz Susan & Andrew Metrick Barbara & Mark Elsberg Marcia & Alan Leifer Schwarz Family Foundation Rose Dreyer David Miller Tara & Jeff Engelberg Tamara & Scott Levenson Wendy Schwarz George Elbaum & Mimi Jensen David & Jennifer Millstone Robyn & Rick Fearon Beth & Brian Levine Sonni & Steve Senkfor Steve & Madeleine Fackler Claire W. & Richard P. Morse Carol & Steven Felsenthal Toby Devan Lewis Lisa Shamus Deborah Mueller Marcella Fischer Mr. & Mrs. Joshua Lipman • Connie & James Shapiro

34 35 Ruth Shapiro & Michael Gallagher Staci & John Barber Mary Allison & Andy Cates Beni & Michael Dragutsky Laurie & Stephen Girsky Alice Hoffman Amy & Jeffrey Silverman Lois & Ronald Barliant Didric Cederholm The Draydor Foundation Ruth Gitlin Gail & Matthew Hoffman Linda & Ron Sklar Alison Barnstable & Nicole & David Chang Donna Dubinsky & Len Shustek Amy & Jeffrey Glass Marion & Max Holmes Celena & Marcus Smith Josh Markowitz Leslie & Howard Chatzinoff Mary & Patrick Duff Boris Glazman Carla D. Hunter & Gwenn & Mark A. Snider Diane Barr Richard Chin Debbie Duncan Joyce Glickman Andre-Michel Schub Barbara Sonneborn & Suzanne & Scott L. Baum Jean Choi & Peter Zaldivar Patricia Green Dunn & Carol R. & Avram J. Goldberg Darren Hunter Ron Greenberg Katie Bauman & Adam Eckstein Elizabeth Clain & Robert Balin Stephen Dunn Dana Golding & Richard Scharf Susan & Joel Hyatt Katrin Sosnick Joey & Neal Beckford Mai & John Cleary Jane & Stephen Edmonds David Goldminz Valerie & Allen Hyman Barbara & Douglas Spreng Patricia Berger Fran Codispoti Karen & Jerry E. Ehrlich Linda & Alan Goldstein Nicola & Francis Idehen Marjorie C. & Paul E. Stanzler Isabelle Berner & Ellen R. Cohen & Daniel Haber Nurit Eini-Pindyck & Stephanie & Josh Goldstine Andrea Iloulian Robin Steans & Lenny Gail Emmanuel Boursin Jan & Richard Cohen Robert S. Pindyck Marina Gorbis & Chris Fleischut Jonathan Isaacson Jesse Stern Roz & Wally Bernheimer Revi & David Cohen Diane & Richard Einstein Lisa Gordon Beth A. & Stephen Israel Fredericka & Howard H. Stevenson Harriet & Gerald Bernstein Stacie & Aaron Cohen Susan & John Eley Susan & Blair Graber Aleks Istanbullu Ed Swiss Toni & Seth Bernstein Annabel Conrad & Iddo Patt Josh Elkes Linda & William Green Ira Jackson Nicki & Harold Tanner Zoe & G. Jonathan Bernstein Mary French Conway & Gail & Alfred Engelberg Marion & Lawrence Green Marianne Jackson Kate & Ben Taylor Angela Betasso William Conway Esta Gordon Epstein & Alyssa & Cliff Greenberg Martha White Jackson Joan & Michael Terry Tamantha & Paul Bibbo Linda & Daniel Cooperman Robert Epstein Ilene R. Greenberg & Pamela & Robert Jacobs Jeane Ungerleider & William Stone Jerome N. Bierbaum Julie Coplon & Whitman Soule Judy & Anthony Evnin J. Michael Maynard Ellen & Robert Jasper Michael Uster ° Jeffrey Binder Dana Corvin & Harris Weinberg Garrett Fail Jeffrey R. Greendorfer Brian & Gina Jeckering Lisa & Doug Vahey Nancy Blachman & Ruth Cox & Milton Chen Lilly Farahnakian Ava & Bruce C. Greenwald Casey Jensen & Laren Richardson Jennifer Weber & Laurence Bailen David des Jardins Sharon & Paul Crane Dana Farmer Gail Gregg John Paul Jewell David Weinberg & Jerry Newton Anita Bloch Myra & Reggie Crenshaw Marsha Feinberg Marjorie & Nicholas Greville Whitney Johnsen & Jayne & Carl Williams Kemery Bloom Erica & Alexander Crisses Lynn Feintech & Tony Bernhardt Andrea Kanter Grodin & Steven Schraibman Amy & Richard Wise Amy & Benjamin Bloomstone Michael & Susan Cristal Vera & Jesse Feldman William Grodin Carol Johnson-Dean George Blumenthal Stacey & Benjamin Cross Maryann Fenster Janice Gross & Steve Klar Rose Johnston $1,000-$4,999 Virginia & Norman Bobins Judy & John Cruikshank Joanne & Duane Fiedler Andrea & Rick Grossman Abigail A. Jones & Anonymous (5) Wight Boggs Deborah Spence Cummings & Suzanne & Stephen H. Fields Mimi Grossman Jeffrey M. Mandell Naomi Aberly & Larry Lebowitz Holly & Rich Bonomo Jeffrey Cummings Rena Finder Rebecca Guerra David Jones Ina & Stephen M. Abrams Susan Bradshaw & William Haerle Sharon & Gary Curhan Joshua Fine Sheri & Eli Gurock Barbara & Paul Joskow Alison Adams & Peter Collery Jonathan L. Brandt Darby Curtis & Mark Ginsberg Lyn Fine Reuben Gutoff Robin Judson & Gerald Stoughton Joanie & Tom Adler Julie & Ellis Brenner Gila & Paul B. Daitz Karen & David Firestone Susan & David Haas Linda & Alan R. Kahn Pat & Ron Adler Jill & Richard Broer Pam Daley & Randy Phelps Ruth L. & Gerald D. Fischbach Alana & Joshua Hackel Nora & Geoff Kanter Tina & Clifford Adler Barbara & Jim R. Bronner Leslie & John Daniel Anne & Scott Flamm Shirley & Henry Hackel Rosabeth Moss Kanter & Carrie & Daniel Aisen Holly & Bill Brooks Lisa Daniel Lawrence & Bonnie Frankel John Hagenah Barry Stein Mary A. Akerson & Steven A. Cohen Roger Brooks & Bridget McShane Lee A. Daniels Jillian & Patrick Frayne Alicia Halegua & Elliot Gould Alan & Michelle Kaplan Ellen Alberding Eileen A. & Harold A. Brown Susan & Greg Danilow Nancy Freed The Hammer Family Edward and Carol Kaplan Family Barbara & Todd Albert Rona & Ralph Brown Sara Darehshori & Ronald Rolfe Barbara & Ivor Freeman Becky & Ken Hamric Foundation, Donor Advised Fund Carol & Howard Anderson Dr. Sheldon Brown & Nora & Bill Davis Gwen & Anthony Iris & Ronald M. Harkavy at the Chicago Community Trust Family Fund Dr. Janet Roth Brown Michelle & Adam Dayan Frempong-Boadu Nancy & Spencer Hart Jessica & Peter Kaplan Antonieta Arango Cindy & Robert Bruml Camille De Frank & Edward B. Chez Berta & John Friedland Oliver Hart Karen & Matthew Kaplan Michelle & Toney Armstrong Nancy Buck & James Sebenius Beatrice de Montmollin ° Billy Friedman Dorit Haverd & Richard Dale Nancy & Stephen Karotkin Carolyn & Chuck Arnold Jacolyn & John Bucksbaum Emily & Michael Denning Cheri & Steven Friedman Marcia & Allan E. Hayden Nancy R. Karp Abbe & Adam Aron Patricia Cable Erica & Anand Desai Gisela & Jeffrey Friedman Sutton & Kerry Hayes Lori & Gary Kash Pamela & Esmond Arrindell Lois & Milton Cail Wendy & William DeWoskin Susan F. & Alan V. Friedman Jennifer Heller & Jane & Robert Katz Negin & David Ascher Richard Canady Toni & Michael Dieber Lori & Simon Furie Scott Hendrickson Janet & Paul Katz Sabah Ashraf Sindy Caplan † Lauren & Itai Dinour Rebecca & Michael Gamzon Rebecca & David Heller Elaine & Robert Kaufman Richard Atlas Dana & David Carlos Neda & Tim Disney Meredith & Joel Gantcher Amanda & Kayvan Heravi Paul Kazarian Evelyn & David Auerbach Alexandra & James Carroll Mike Donato Bonnie & Peter Gatof Marilyn & James Heskett Mary Keber & Marc Skvirsky Kira & Jordan Bahat Lisa & Dick Cashin Nancy & John Donovan Nancy & David Gavrin Mary Abbott Hess Andrea & Kevin Keefe Deena & Michael Baker John & Nancy Cassidy Paula & Michael Downey Lisa & Bruce Gellman Deborah Hiatt & Matthew Epstein Julia Kew Bonnie & Michael Balkin Michaela Cassidy & Terry Whitney Clementine Drackett & Leslie & Cliff Gilbert-Lurie Jane Hiatt Elena Hahn Kiam & Tory K. Kiam Jeremy Barber & Ira Hillman Barbara Bertozzi Castelli Hunter Philbrick Sharon Gillis & Thomas Phillips Mary P. Hines Daniel & Meggan Kiel

36 37 Eduardo & Jessica Kim Nouth & Larry Magdovitz Reizel & Joseph Polak Nitin Samant Jody & Andy Snider Robin & Robert von Halle Josh Kindler & Sasha DeWitt Carol Malnick Lorre Polinger & Donald Wertlieb Aviva E. Sapers & Judith T. Sydney Barbara & Michael Snyder Monali Vora & Samir Jain Jennifer & Jason Kiss Ruth Mandel ° Mitch & Joan Polinsky Marci & Michael K. Sapers Regina Spektor Lisa & Neil Wallack Alison Klairmont-Lingo Karen Manning Stuart & Lee Pollak The Sapers Family Steven & Ginny Spiegel Danielle Wang & Nick Leonard Amy B. Klein & Brian Lefsky Jacqueline & Jeffrey D. Marcus Rochelle & Marvin R. Pollock Judith Saryan & Victor Zarougian Jane & Rick Springwater Olivia & Julian Wassenaar Ellen Klein & Michael Gunther Iris Marden Deborah Porter & Elizabeth R. & Anne & Mitchell Stafman Judith & Lee S. Wasserman The Klyce Family Matthew Mark Nicholas Negroponte Andrew M. Saslawsky Janice Stanton Katherine & Heath Watkin Rick & Liz Kniss Sylvia G. Marks * Siofra & Scott Potash The Schadt Foundation Eileen & Rob Stein Judy & S. Douglas Weil Carol Kocivar & Terry Norbury Joanne & Douglas Mason Beryl & James Potter Jacqueline & Jeff Schaffer Marcie & Avy Stein Lynne & David Weinberg Jennifer Koen & Mark Horowitz Jay Masurekar Suzanne Priebatsch Susan Schaps & Rob Shelton Susan & Wilf Steinberg ° Keith Weiner George Kohn & Lee FitzGerald Mark Mathiasen Lori Quinn & Jeff Lowenthal Suzanne & Jonathan Scharff Julene & John Stellato Elie Weiss & Sara Hurand Sandy Korzenny & John Livingston Marsha S. & Edward M. Mattison Michael & Davida Rabbino Charles Scheidt Kimberly & Andrew Stephens Margaret Wells & Bob Pritchard ° Patricia Kozerefski & Jane Melnick, M.D. & Ellen Rabina Eileen Schein Christine & William T. Stokes Hon. Rebecca Westerfield (Ret.) & Richard Bogomolny Eric Brondfield, M.D. Kathy & John Radford Zachary Schiller Lori & Peter Stokes Ivy Fine Charlotte R. Kramer & Paulette Meyer & David Friedman William Raine Tom & Louisa Schneider Maureen Strafford & Marcia Wexberg & Ken Singer Leonard Schwartz Stacey & Doug Meyer Amy & Robert Rands Mary Jo Schuler Alex MacDonald Karen White Michael Kranzley Andrew Miller Julie & Peter Raskind Barbara & Andrew Schultz Kerry & Jeff Strong Ruth Donig White & Bob White Barbara N. Kravitz Martha Minow & Joseph W. Singer Anne & Chris Ream Heather M. & William S. Schultz Harrison Strowd Trudy & Steven R. Wiesenberger Maja Kristin Randi & Russel Miron Bonnie* & Richard Reiss Joyce & Stephen Schultz Judith Strull Sonya & Sean Wilder Mark & Sandra Kryder Jonida & Matthew Morelli Eddie Reynolds & Ed Jones Claudia & Steven Schwartz, Jeanette Sublett & Langdon Neal Barbara & Richard Williams Philip Kurjan Richard Morris Family Fund Midtown Athletic Clubs Susan & Paul Sugarman Patty Williams & Kenneth Turan Lori & Eric Lander Laurie & Eric Muller-Girard Joshua Reynolds Lynn & Paul Sedway The Sunshine Fund Nancy R. & Roy A. Wilsker Carol Sands Langensand Martina & Tom Murphy Scott Richman Ronald Sege Andrea Troop Sussman & Terry & Carol Winograd Beverly Shurman Lavitt & Laurie Brown Nagin & Ken Nagin Judy & Nick Ringel Sabah Servaes Andrew Troop Jamie & David Wolf Alan Lavitt Pamela Neides Betty B. Robbins & Linda & Glenn Sessoms Hope & Adam Suttin Stephen Wolfberg Roselle Lazarov Giselle & Casey Nelson Moses Silverman Eduard Shagas Gerri & Kenneth A. Sweder Sue & Dick Wollack Suzanne Lazarov Karen Nichols Sheila Johnson Robbins Koyen & Baiju Shah The Swett Family Gayla & Walter Wood Debra Lehrman Myra & Charles Novogrodsky ° Leslie & Doug Robinson Kushal & Pooja Shah Roselyne Chroman Swig Anne Wulff & Brian Bendersky Bernice & Nate Leipciger ° John O’Donnell Mary & Les Robison Uttam Shah & Joyce Margulies Sheila Sydney Warren & Marjorie Wurzburg Ruthie Lentz Sean O’Neill Stephanie R. & Thad S. Rodda, Jr. Marcy Levy Shankman & Irene & Peter Tabet Family Foundation Clare & Richard Lesser Vicki & Paul Orlin Dana & Mike Roffman Brett Shankman Ali Tabibian Jeanne & Warren Wurzburg, Jr. Christine & David Letts Erin Ostrow Sylvia & Tom Rogers Rachel F. & Stephen B. Shankman Dorothy & Andrew Tananbaum Barrie & Kenneth Wurzburg The Margot Levin Family Fund Maren & James Otieno Leila & Jamie Rome James Shapiro Cynthia Tancer & Louis Giesler Jasmine Yang & Eric Benhamou Meryl & Joseph Levin Emilyn Page & Mark Feldberg Libby & Seth Rosen Melissa Kasper Shapiro Shelley & Ira Taub Eve Yohalem & Nicholas Polsky Justine Levin-Allerhand & Marcia Page Lisa Rosenbaum & Ronald Fisher Lesley Shore° Betty Ann Taylor ° Cynthia Young ° Paul Allerhand Amy & Andrew Paine Fran & Eric Rosenfeld Emily & Arik Shteinhauz Sydnia & Haig Tcheurekdjian Deborah & Jeff Zaluda Ruth Levine Deborah & Daniel Palestrant Beth & Peter Rosenthal Ellen & Ron Shulman Nechama Tec Susan Zappone & Terise & Martin Levine Julia Paliare & Clarke Armatis Ashley & Joan Ross Jody & Larry Shutzberg Jean & Kenneth Telljohann Mitchell Bacharach Davina & Josh Lewis Noushin & Sohail Parham Rose & David Ross Judith C. & Jeffrey N. 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Salenger & Marvin Zonis Katie Smythe & James Gould Liz Vogel Ashley & Todd Tobias Joni Podolsky Bettylu & Paul Saltzman 38 39 FOUNDATIONS CORPORATIONS

The following foundations made gifts of $5,000 or more to Facing History between July 1, 2017 The following corporations and corporate foundations made gifts of $5,000 or more to and June 30, 2018. Included in this list are a number of organizations that provided in-kind gifts Facing History between July 1, 2017 and June 30, 2018. Included in this list are a number of and pro bono services. Corporate foundations will be found in the Corporations and Corporate organizations that provided in-kind gifts and pro bono services. (Please note: • denotes Foundations listings, and some family foundations will be found in the PRISM Community multi-year donor; ° denotes donation to Facing History and Ourselves in Canada; † denotes listings. (Please note: • denotes multi-year donor; ° denotes donation to Facing History and donation to Facing History Ltd. in the United Kingdom; * denotes In Memoriam.) Ourselves in Canada; † denotes donation to Facing History Ltd. in the United Kingdom; * denotes In Memoriam.)

$250,000-$499,999 DLA Piper Colliers International $1,000,000+ Norman Raab Foundation • Laurel School The Allstate Foundation eBay Foundation Cupertino Electric, Inc. Anonymous • Jack and Harriet Rosenfeld Frederick Lobl for Charities, Bank Brown Rudnick LLP Ernst & Young LLP Goulston & Storrs, P.C. Einhorn Family Charitable Trust • Foundation • of America, N.A., Trustee FireEye Hansen, Jacobson, Teller, The Klarman Family Foundation • Silver Giving Foundation Novack Family Foundation $100,000-$249,999 First Tennessee Bank Hoberman, Newman, Lawrence J. and Anne Rubenstein Baupost Group, LLC Goldman, Sachs & Co. Matching Warren, Richman, Rush, $250,000-$499,999 $25,000-$49,999 Charitable Foundation CSAA Insurance Group, a Gift Program Kaller & Gellman LLP Anonymous • Anonymous • Charles & M. R. Shapiro Foundation AAA Insurer Integrated Archive Systems ITW The Crown and Goodman Family • Bezos Family Foundation • Shelby County Board of Dignity Health JPMorgan Chase & Co. Jones Day NoVo Foundation • Christopher Family Foundation Commissioners Kelman-Lazarov, Inc. Kekst and Company Incorporated Karisma Foundation The Thomas H. White Foundation, $50,000-$99,999 KeyBank • MAA $100,000-$249,999 George Lucas Family Foundation a KeyBank Trust Allstate Insurance Company Kirkland & Ellis LLP Mayer Brown LLP Anonymous • John Lyon’s Charity † • The Winnipeg Foundation ° GCM Grosvenor Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP Government of Canada ° • Maimonides Fund • Google, Inc. Latham & Watkins LLP Munger Tolles & Olson The Marc Haas Foundation The Erwin Rautenberg Foundation $5,000-$9,999 Hyatt Legal Plans Leo Burnett Seven Post Investment Robert R. McCormick Foundation • Joyce M. Stielau and Herbert The Annenberg Foundation Lion Point Capital SoFi Plough Foundation • W. Stielau Foundation John and Hilda Arnold Foundation $25,000-$49,999 McKinsey & Company Spencer Stuart Pritzker Pucker The Doris & Stanley Tananbaum The Saul Brandman Foundation Aon Memphis Grizzlies Charitable Squire Patton Boggs Family Foundation • Foundation Case Western Reserve University Applied Materials Foundation Thompson Hine LLP Righteous Persons Foundation • Zoe & Jon Bernstein Irving Harris Foundation Ariel Investments LLC National Basketball Association TwinFocus Capital Edmond J. Safra Foundation • Jo Beth & William Abecassis Jewish Community Endowment FedEx Corporation News Corp Giving Ulmer & Berne LLP Tanner Tananbaum Holocaust Memorial/Education GE Foundation Paul H. O’Leary The Walt Disney Company $50,000-$99,999 Fund of the Jewish Community Gilead Sciences Inc. Raffles Capital Management, Wells Fargo Foundation The Assisi Foundation of Memphis $10,000-$24,999 Federation of San Francisco, Holland & Knight LLC Educational Matching Gifts The Azrieli Foundation ° • Anonymous the Peninsula, Marin and Intuit, Inc. Pershing Square Capital Program The Cleveland Foundation The Abington Foundation Sonoma Counties Longleaf Partners Funds, Managed Management The Conference on Jewish Eva L. and Joseph M. Bruening Harry and Yvonne Lenart by Southeastern Asset PPM America Capital Partners Material Claims Against Foundation Charitable Foundation Management Prime Clerk LLC Germany Johnny Carson Foundation Longhill Charitable Foundation Weil, Gotshal & Manges, LLP Royal Bank of Canada Foundation ° Enlight Collaborative • The Cleveland Foundation The Lynch Foundation Seward & Kissel LLP Paul & Phyllis Fireman The Roy & Patricia Disney Family Memphis Jewish Federation • $10,000-$24,999 Sutton & Associates Foundation • Foundation The Dorothy and Jonathan Rintels Angelo, Gordon & Co., L.P. TD Bank Group ° • Marcy Gringlas & Joel Greenberg, Alice Willard Dorr Foundation Charitable Foundation AutoZone Inc. Tokio Marine HCC - International Seed the Dream Foundation The Char and Chuck Fowler Family The Rosewater Fund Bank of America Charitable Group † Walter & Elise Haas Fund Foundation Silicon Valley Community Foundation Hyde Family Foundations Sheila, Dave and Sherry Gold Foundation Daniel Bernstein $5,000-$9,999 The Jim Joseph Foundation • Foundation United Way of Greater Cleveland Alexander Wolf & Son 21st Century Fox The Korones Family Foundation • Jackson and Irene Golden 1989 The Weingart Foundation Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Allstate Corporation The Luminescence Foundation Charitable Trust Frederick R. Weisman Philanthropic Illinois The Atlantic Philanthropies Ministry of Education, Ontario ° • The George Gund Foundation Foundation Buyers Products Company Director/Employee Designated The David & Lucile Packard Her Majesty’s Revenue & Customs† City National Bank Gift Fund Foundation Roy A. Hunt Foundation Contrarian Capital Management, BakerHostetler LLP Polk Bros. Foundation Martha Holden Jennings L.L.C. Brahman Capital Corp. The Price Family Foundation • Foundation 40 41 PERMANENTLY RESTRICTED (ENDOWED) Sidney and Edith Simon Family Holocaust The Laszlo N. Tauber Family Foundation Fund Education Fund of the Jewish Federation This fund established the Margot Stern Strom AND SPECIAL FUNDS of Cleveland endowed fund to support a fellowship, the This fund supports the design and delivery of purpose of which is to cultivate new talent for Many friends of Facing History have helped to establish the following endowed and special teacher professional development in Holocaust Facing History to support organizational needs. funds that support particular aspects of Facing History’s work. education. The fellowship will fund a staff position to be located at Facing History and Ourselves’ The Richard A. Smith Endowment Fund headquarters or in one of our regional offices. Rev. Robert W. Bullock International Fellowship The Bea Kovich Fund for Excellence This scholarship program brings scholars to In loving memory of Bea Kovich, this fund This fund is designated to identify the most Facing History to lend their expertise to Facing supports Facing History school graduates as engaged, committed, and excellent teachers and History staff, teachers, and the community they pursue their post-secondary school goals then support scholarships for them to attend at large. and dreams. advanced summer seminars.

The David & Lillian Casty Fellowship Program Gene Krieger Fund This program promotes a scholarly exchange In memory of Gene Krieger, this fund will help and cultivates global ambassadors for Facing Facing History expand and sustain the Los IN KIND AND PRO BONO GIFTS History by bringing a journalist, scholar, or Angeles Partnership Schools Network. Generous in-kind gifts and pro bono professional services donated by our friends and resource speaker to Facing History for a year supporters increase Facing History and Ourselves’ ability to engage students and of residency. The Memphis Fund educators worldwide. Corporate donors of in-kind gifts and services are listed separately, This fund supports resources for additional and we are grateful for their support. Board and committee members, as well as many other Leo Dunn Endowed Fund initiatives and resources benefiting the Facing volunteers, contribute countless hours and expertise, and we are most grateful to them. Here, This fund supports the purchase of books and History program in Memphis. we thank individuals who have donated their professional time, home or office space, or gifts of resource materials for the Facing History Library artwork, equipment, or supplies. and Resource Center. The Milt Morris Facing History Educator Scholarship Fund The Facing History and Ourselves In honor of Milt Morris, this endowed fund Carolyn & Chuck Arnold Joseph Jackson & Kathy Richland Pick Celebration Fund supports scholarships for summer seminars Colette Bablon Ament & Helena Kubicka Carolyn & Ken Richman The Facing History and Ourselves Celebration and follow-up services for teachers in Greater Gerald Ament Cynthia R. & Katrin Sosnick Fund for Margot Stern Strom was established Colorado. Erica & Alexander Crisses Andrew S. Janower Karen Sulzberger & to honor Margot Strom’s unparalleled Melissa de la Cruz & Shelly & Howard Kivell Eric M. A. Lax contributions to Facing History and her The President and CEO Fund Michael Johnston Julie & Paul Leff Karen Tucker & Jerry Avorn visionary leadership since its founding. The This fund has been established to endow the fund supports the expansion of Facing History’s President and Chief Executive Officer position Joan* & William D. Feldman Jake & Mina Neuberg Loung Ung & Mark Priemer impact by providing resources for a at Facing History and Ourselves. Leslie & Cliff Gilbert-Lurie Kimberly & Elliot Perry Mandy & Jonathan Wolf significant marketing initiative to advance our work globally. The Charlotte & Irving Rabb Fund for Teaching Fellowships GIFTS IN TRIBUTE The Daniel G. Fischer Fund This endowed fund supports teacher This fund provides scholarships for educators to scholarships for summer seminars as well as Facing History and Ourselves is grateful to those donors who made gifts in tribute totaling attend Facing History's Holocaust and Human follow-up meetings throughout the year with more than $440,000 to support our work. Listed below are those individuals for whom tribute Behavior Seminar. Facing History staff. gifts were made totaling $100 or more. We are grateful for gifts at all levels, which support our work with teachers and students. The Beth and Seth Klarman Innovation Fund William Randolph Hearst Endowment Fund for In honor of Beth and Seth Klarman, this fund is Summer Seminars In Honor Of: Jon Bauer Daniel Braunfeld directed by Facing History’s President and CEO This fund provides support for Facing History's Ida & Myles Abbott Steven Berger Randi & John Brooklier to fund new ideas, innovations, and initiatives summer seminars in New York. Elisabeth Andreason & Zoe & Jon Bernstein Roger Brooks that advance the mission of Facing History Melissa Allen Mitra Best Arianna Brown and Ourselves. The Rhoda Sapers Library Endowment Fund Laurence Bailen Gene Bindler Jennifer & Peter Buffett This fund supports the purchase of new videos Rita & Alfred Balkin Jared Boessé AnnMarie & and books for the Facing History Library and Betty & Art Bardige Farrell Boucher Brad Burgoyne-Roberts Resource Center.

42 43 Anne Burt Beth S. & Seth A. Klarman Pamela Haas Schwab Eva Brooks Fay & Julian Bussgang Wendy & Howard Kleckner David Schwartz Father Robert Bullock Lynda & Jeff Bussgang Karen Kronick Rachel & Steve Shankman Robert Burt Marissa Caney Eunice Lee Ben Shapiro Evelyn Zelda Cohen Michelle Chan Julie & Paul Leff Connie Shapiro Joan Dodd The Cohen Family Nathan Leipciger Beth Ann Shepley Jakov Dulcich Norman Cohn The Lerman Family Lesley Shore Alan Echikson Caretha Coleman Emily Leventhal Alejandra Siroka Aaron Elster Linda Coleman Karen Levy Marc Skvirsky Renee Feingold Diane Crangle Peggy & Larry Levy Martin Sleeper Joan Feldman Shira Deener Katherine Lin & Ben Maurer Becky Sniderman John T. Fisher Andrea Dias & Victor Galleguillos Maureen Loughnane Sharman Spector-Angel & Louis Garfield Tania & Jeff Dover Kristen Lucken Gary Angel Edmond Goldstein Holly Dranginis & Sarah Lowe Jonathon Luft Margot Stern Strom Ellen Guarnieri Emily Dreifus & Mark Maremont Susan Mallory Chris Stokes Peggy Heinitz Milly “Bubbe” Eidelman Leigh & Danny Mansberg The Stonebraker/Holtermann Fanya Gottesman Heller Barbara Elsberg Joyce Margulies & Uttam Shah Family Mary Herbers Madeleine & Steve Fackler Molly Matthias Michael Strom William D. Herring David Feinberg Paul Meister Anna Suh & Ross Garon Heather Heyer Kevin Feinberg Helga Milberg Karen Sulzberger Fredna Johnson Bill Feldman David Miliband Mark Swaim-Fox Diran Kalousdian Elizabeth Fife Marilyn Miller The Tananbaum Family Abe Kivanoski Lori & Mark Fife Linda & Judd Miner Joan & Michael Terry Zezette Larson Anne-Marie Fitzgerald Dale & Bob Mnookin Marti Tippens-Murphy Charles Lazarus Tina & Robert Fockler Jonida Preka Morelli Susan Tofias Rose & Eugene Lowell Diane & Bob Frankle Gwen Moten Karen Tucker & Jerry Avorn Carol Lowenstein Jill Garling & Tom Wilson Sarah & Mark Najarian Trish Tullman Lori Luft Zoey Gelber Grossman Peter Nelson Manika Turnbull Max Michelson Nina & Ronald Gilson Joanne Nemerovski Quincy & Collin Tye Stephen Nagy Jack Goodkin Myra & Charles Novogrodsky Andie & Michael Uiberall Sidonia Natansohn Philip Gordon Jane & Dan Och Liz Vogel Ruth D. Neides Sally Gordon Anna Ornstein Kate & Shai Waisman Sylvia Ornstein Ashlyn Gorlin Erin Ostrow Emma J. Watkins Marc Osten Donna & Jack Greenberg Kimberly Otchere Jack Weinstein Phyllis Plummer Roger Hagopian Lisa Paige Lewis Weinstein Howard Poorvu Karen Harrison & Walter Freedman Sally & Saul J. Pannell Sharon Weintraub Ida & Mendel Rosenzweig Tessa Heick Heidi & Lewis Pearlson Margaret Wells Rhoda Sapers Nikki Hertzberg Suellen & Andre Perold Marcia Wexberg Andre Joseph Scheinmann Judy Heyboer Kathy Richland Pick Trudy Wiesenberger Robert Schiff Ronald Hoffman Bernie Pucker/The Pucker Gallery Jayne Williams Edith Schlesinger Roxanne Hori & Robert Felsenthal Barbara Reiss-Snyder Judy Wise Sheldon Seevak The Israel Family Jodi & Laren Richardson Benjamin Wolf Jerry Shapiro Helene & Joe Jackson Laren & Casey Richardson Mandy Wolf William G. Siegel Casey Lynn Jensen & Susie Richardson & Hal Luft Sue & Michael Zamkow Walter Steinweg Laren Richardson Carrie Richman Terry Strom Wilson Jones Beverly & Alvan Rosenberg In Memory Of: Jay Veevers The Kaminsky Family George & Hedy Rozsa Richard Ageloff Harold Vogel Paul Kanin Thomas Russo Catherine & George Balogh Natalie Weinstein Jarasa Kanok Michael Sacks Sheldon Baskin Amy & Marty Kaplan Suzanne Salamon Hy Bear Jill & Stephen Karp Shelly & Mark Saltzman Blaze Bernstein Patricia Keenan Mara & Ricky Sandler Ceil Bialek Kelman-Lazarov, Inc. David Schechter Thomas R. Bolduc 44 45 THE REMEMBRANCE SOCIETY

Facing History and Ourselves’ Remembrance Society comprises supporters who have provided for Facing History in their estate plans. The Society welcomes new members who are committed to ensuring the future of Facing History’s work for generations to come.

Our supporters have included Facing History in their estate planning through bequests, charitable remainder trusts, charitable gift annuities, a gift of insurance, and other vehicles. Your tax or philanthropic advisor can assist you in identifying the best option for you and your family.

Providing for Facing History leaves a legacy of support for our vital work with students and teachers around the world. For more information on becoming a member of the Remembrance Society, or to notify us that you have included Facing History in your estate plans, please contact the Development Office at 617-232-1595 or [email protected].

Anonymous (8) Rita Pollak Vicki & William Abrams Suzanne & Bernard Pucker Jennifer Aubrey Frances & Donald Putnoi Richard E. Barbieri Edward L. Reynolds, Jr. Trust Robin & Nathan S. Birnbaum Sharon L. & Howard Rich Mary & William J. Buckley Bonnie Rosenberg Patricia Caesar Eugene B. Rosenberg Sandra & Bernie Carpenter Alex Saharovich Ina Clayman Enid & Melvin Shapiro Lauren Curry Carolyn Irvin Shears Laura DeBonis & Scott A. Nathan Judy & Martin Sleeper Esther & Sumner L. Feldberg Susan* & Richard A. Smith Lori Friedman & Howard Leicht Ann R. Soloway Linda & Michael Frieze Patricia & David Squire Judy & David Ganz Erica & Donald Stern Susan & Bryan Ganz Paula Stern & Paul London Ilse & Peter H. Garfunkel * Christine & Bill Stokes Sandra & Philip Gordon * Margot & Terry Strom * Barbara & Steven Grossman Karen Sulzberger Priscilla & Richard M. Hunt Gerri & Kenneth Sweder Elizabeth E. & Daniel J. Jick Dora Z. Ullian Susie & Jay Kaufman Susan E. Werbe & John E. Bates Mary Keber & Marc Skvirsky Ronald Werner Kay M. Kilpatrick Joseph P. Wiellette Beth & Seth Klarman Trudy & Steven Wiesenberger Lisa Krakow Debra Woog Larry M. Levy Lori* & Hal Luft Bequests Received in FY2018 Ilene Mack Joseph Padula Living Trust Marjorie McDermott Paula & Allen Mitchell Carolann S. & K. George Najarian Marcia & Edward Nalebuff Myra & Charles Novogrodsky Lisa & Richard Perry * In Memoriam

46 47 BOARDS & LEADERSHIP Gwenn Masterman Snider Dorothy P. Tananbaum Sharon Weintraub Donald K. Stern Susan W. Tofias, M.S.W. Nancy R. Wilsker Facing History is most grateful to the members of our Board of Directors, Leadership Council, Kenneth A. Sweder Dora Ullian Sue Berman Zamkow Advisory Boards, and Board of Scholars, who govern the organization, provide philanthropic support, engage their communities, and serve as thought leaders for our work around the Officers of the Corporation world. Here, we list members during the period of July 1, 2017, through June 30, 2018. President Treasurer Secretary/Clerk Roger Brooks David Orlinoff, through 11/2017 Chris Stokes Board of Directors Anne-Marie Fitzgerald, Chair Mark S. Fife Lee Pelton beginning 12/2017 Julie Abrams Leff Cristina S. Fockler Richard Perry Jill Garling Ryan Prince General Council (Pro Bono) Members Judith M. Goldman Susie Richardson Brown Rudnick LLP Kwame Anthony Appiah Karen G. Harrison Carrie Richman Paul H. Berz Andrew S. Janower Connie Shapiro John Brooklier Elizabeth E. Jick Lesley Shore Board of Scholars Ellen B. Carmell Stacy Sharpe Jones Dana W. Smith Chair James F. Gilligan Padraic O’Hare Ronald G. Casty Jill Ellen Karp Robert A. Smith Kwame Anthony Appiah Pumla Gobodo- Farah Pandith Caretha Coleman Emily Leventhal Karen Tucker Madikizela, Ph.D. David A. Patterson Anne Juster Lawrence M. Levy Judy Wise Members Peter Hayes John T. Pawlikowski Cheryl Strauss Einhorn Richard I. Melvoin Marjorie Agosin Richard Hovannisian Fernando Reimers Debra Engel Lisa Mooney Chair Emeritus Peter Balakian Ellen Hume John K. Roth David P. Fialkow Jane C. Och Richard A. Smith Yehuda Bauer Jonathan Jansen Robert L. Selman, Ph.D. Lori R. Fife Saul Pannell Michael Berenbaum Jonathan Judaken John Shattuck Irwin Blumer Binna Kandola Rev. Kevin P. Spicer, Leadership Council Paul Bookbinder Michael J. Klarman C.S.C. Co-Chairs Wendy Fischman Michael Mazer Leon Botstein Claudia Koonz Ervin Staub Jeffrey J. Bussgang Walter G. Freedman Richard Melcher James Carroll Lawrence L. Langer Claude M. Steele, Ed.D. Seth A. Klarman Kathy Fuld Evan C. Meyers Arn Chorn Pond Hillel Levine Carola Suárez-Orozco Ruthanne Fuller James Mooney Debórah Dwork Ethan Lowenstein Marcelo Suárez-Orozco Members Meredith Gavrin Jo Ann & Stuart Nathan Melinda Fine Martha Minow Beverly Daniel Tatum Amy Abrams Leslie Gilbert-Lurie Erin Ostrow Howard E. Gardner Robert H. Mnookin Barry Trachtenberg Gary Angel Michael L. Gordon Tracy Palandjian Henry Louis Gates, Jr. Duncan Morrow Chad Williams Jennifer Aubrey Ilyse Greenberg Andrew S. Pauly Jay Geller Azar Nafisi Colette Bablon Ament Steven Grossman Heidi Pearlson Carol Gilligan Pedro Antonio Noguera Betty S. Bardige Rita Halbright Kathy Richland Pick Pascale E. Berner Ann B. Hawkins Deborah L. Plummer Committees of the Board Phyllis Berz Judy Heyboer Ellen M. Poss, M.D. Susan G. Block Jill Iscol Bernard Pucker AUDIT COMMITTEE Members Cristina S. Fockler Frank Britt Ira A. Jackson Michael Pucker Chair Ronald G. Casty Jill Ellen Karp Holly Brooks Carol Johnson-Dean Eddie Reynolds Alan Goldstein Elizabeth E. Jick Seth A. Klarman Lynda Bussgang Floy B. Kaminski Bruce Rigal Julie Abrams Leff Julie Abrams Leff Sandra D. Carpenter Paul R. Kanin Terrence Roberts Members Robert A. Smith Lisa Mooney Cecilia Chan Daniel S. Katz Simone Rodan-Benzaquen Paul H. Berz Susie Richardson Anla Cheng Jay H. Kaufman Thomas A. Russo Julie Abrams Leff DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE Judy Wise Beth Clymer Susan Kaufman Michael K. Sapers Emily Leventhal Chair Matt Damon Marty Kelman Rhoda B. Sapers* John Mokas Jill Garling EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Samantha Perry David Beth S. Klarman David Schechter Saul Pannell Chair Jill Dimitrief Maja Kristin Elinor A. Seevak Michael K. Sapers Members Julie Abrams Leff Michael S. Feldberg Karen Secunda Levy Glenn Sessoms Paul H. Berz Sumner Feldberg Michael B. Lowenstein Marjorie Simon COMPENSATION COMMITTEE Debra Engel Members William D. Feldman Keith Magee Dana W. Smith Chair Lori R. Fife Jeffrey J. Bussgang 48 Andrew S. Janower Wendy Fischman Lori R. Fife 49 Cristina S. Fockler GOVERNANCE COMMITTEE Members Amy K. Carlson Terrence Roberts Andie Uiberall Jill Garling Chair Paul H. Berz Daniel Cohn MyKhanh Shelton Megan Weinstein Andrew S. Janower Richard I. Melvoin Caretha Coleman Joaquin Dos Reis Florence Sloan Monica Wharton Seth A. Klarman Debra Engel James A. Goldsmith Jesse Stern Barbara J. Williams Emily Leventhal Members Lori R. Fife Eduardo Kim Dave Stohl Richard I. Melvoin Ellen B. Carmell Cristina S. Fockler Marcy Levy Shankman Margaret Stohl Emeritus Caretha Coleman Judith M. Goldman Garet Libbey Karen Sulzberger Susan Mallory FINANCE COMMITTEE Debra Engel Stacy Sharpe Jones Jay Masurekar Adam Weiss Rachel Shankman Chair Cristina S. Fockler Jill Ellen Karp Jonida Preka Morelli Janice White Emily Leventhal Jill Garling Julie Abrams Leff Shelly Saltzman Mandy Adams Wolf NEW ENGLAND ADVISORY Karen G. Harrison Richard I. Melvoin Sonni Senkfor Karen Sulzberger BOARD Members Julie Abrams Leff Susie Richardson Koyen Shah Adam Weiss Chair Carl Blanchard Lawrence M. Levy Karen Tucker Marjorie Simon Janice White Karen Tucker Jeffrey J. Bussgang Lee Pelton Judy Wise David L. Stashower * Mandy Adams Wolf Ronald G. Casty Cynthia Tancer Members Andrew S. Janower BOARD EXCELLENCE Lisa Vahey MEMPHIS ADVISORY BOARD Cara Ahola Elizabeth E. Jick SUBCOMMITTEE Mary Ann Vogel Chair Patricia S. Bellinger Julie Abrams Leff Chair Marcia Wexberg Cristina S. Fockler Jeffrey Bloomberg John Mokas Jill Garling Trudy Wiesenberger Lisa Blumenthal Heidi Pearlson Khalilah Worley Members Lynda Bussgang David Schechter Lisa Vahey Toney Armstrong Beth Clymer Robert A. Smith Mary Ann Vogel Joey Beckford Gretchen Cook-Anderson Marcia Wexberg Janice Berlin Sally Currier Trudy Wiesenberger Paul Berz James Andrew Watson David Regional Leadership Khalilah Worley Phyllis Berz Michael Denning CANADA BOARD OF DIRECTORS Betty Ann Taylor Peter J. Miller Holly Brooks Reggie Crenshaw Jane Edmonds Lesley Shore, President Margaret Wells Linda K. Miner Howard Freedman John Daniel Matthew Epstein Anne-Marie Fitzgerald Margie Wolfe Jo Ann Nathan Joyce Glickman Jerry Ehrlich Marsha Feinberg Beth Ann Taylor Stuart Nathan Amy Rogat Tara Engelberg Rena Finder Margaret Wells CHICAGO ADVISORY BOARD Langdon Neal Loung Ung Miriam D. Grossman Wendy Fischman Chair Joanne Nemerovski Sally Wertheim Ann Hawkins Tyler Hardy CANADA ADVISORY BOARD John Brooklier Bonnie Oberman Mason Hawkins Tina Henderson Chair Members Kathy Richland Pick LOS ANGELES ADVISORY BOARD Kerry Hayes Jill Ellen Karp Lesley Shore Eric Adelstein Michael Pucker Chair Dorothy Johnson Susan Kaufman Aaron Bianco Michael J. Sacks Carrie Richman Carol Johnson-Dean Emily Leventhal Members Gene Bindler Peggy Salamon, M.D. Elaine Kaufman John F. Levy Anne-Marie Fitzgerald Carole Segal Members Marty Kelman Karen Secunda Levy Eric Fonberg Ellen B. Carmell Gordon Segal Charlene Achki-Repko Daniel Kiel Kristen Lucken Ronald Hoffman Steve Cohen Stacy Sharpe Colette Bablon Ament Meggan Kiel Mim Minichiello Amos Key Jr. Linda B. Coleman Monica Swope Jordan Bahat Don Levy Dale S. Mnookin Nate Leipciger Nicholas Colvin Trish Tullman Mitra Best Joanna Lipman Lisa Mooney Madeleine Levy Theresa Cothern Dr. Manika Turnbull Joanne Blum Leigh Mansberg Tracy Palandjian Jeff Rayman Jill Garling Tom Wippman Aaron Cohen Joyce Margulies Heidi Pearlson Susan Steinberg Karen G. Harrison Judy Wise Pamela Rubin Cohen, Ed.M. Erin Ostrow Deborah Plummer Beth Ann Taylor Mark S. Hoplamazian William D. Feldman Adrienne Pakis-Gillon Frances S. Putnoi Jared Trotman Roxanne Hori CLEVELAND ADVISORY BOARD Susan Friedman Iddo Patt Marci Sapers Michael Uster Francis Idehen Chair Jane S. Herzog Kimberly Perry Judith Saryan Margaret Wells Amy Kaplan Anne Juster Andrea Iloulian Will Perry David Schechter Sharon Weintraub Kevin Keefe Andrew T. Kugler Doug Schrank Stacy Scott Christopher D. Lueking Members Eunice Lee Glenn Sessoms Dana W. Smith Emeritus Paul Meister Carolyn Arnold Rita Lurie Linda Ellen Sklar Jody Snider Carole Ann Reed Richard Melcher Susan G. Block Jake Neuberg Joan Terry Julie Swartz Andrew S. Pauly Jennifer Turner-Koltnow Susan W. Tofias, M.S.W. 50 51 NEW YORK ADVISORY BOARD SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA Barbara Spreng Chair ADVISORY BOARD Hon. Rebecca Westerfield (Ret.) Lori R. Fife Chairs Jayne Williams Judith M. Goldman Jane Zinner Members Connie Shapiro Jennifer Aubrey Emeritus Jon R. Bauer Members Dennis Driver Pascale E. Berner Ida Abbott Karen Kronick Zoe Bernstein Juli Betwee “Corrymeela’s partnership with Facing History has deepened our Rob Beyer Caretha Coleman UNITED KINGDOM TRUSTEES Cecilia Chan Edda Coleman Bruce Rigal, Chair practice enormously. Facing History’s focus on critical thinking Anla Cheng Asha Collins Rita Halbright and moral reasoning, and their deep pedagogy that respects the Lee A. Daniels Barbara Elsberg Judy Wise Fleur Fairman Debra Engel dignity, intelligence and critical faculties of students have Mark Federman Sandra Feldman UNITED KINGDOM ADVISORY Michael S. Feldberg Kaye Foster BOARD benefitted our work at Corrymeela to an extraordinary degree. Mark S. Fife Diane Frankle Chair With Facing History’s support and inspiration, we provide ongoing Kathy Fuld Michael Gallagher Ryan Prince Joseph Jackson Marina Gorbis professional development to teachers, seeing them as citizens Floy B. Kaminski Judy Heyboer Members Shelly Kivell Vasu Jakkal Sindy Caplan whose personal engagement in matters of politics, society, Julie Abrams Leff Evan FD Jones Rita Halbright leadership, and belonging can influence and enhance their own Rachel Levin Rosemary Kamei Lawrence M. Levy Michael B. Lowenstein Daniel S. Katz Peggy Levy teaching practice.” Evan C. Meyers Christopher Lovest Michelle Pinggera Mark Najarian Hal Luft Bruce Rigal Jane C. Och Deborah Mueller Joanna Riley Pádraig Ó Tuama, Leader, The Corrymeela Community, Lisa Paige Joni Podolsky Robyn Spens Richard Perry Barbara Reiss-Snyder Lisa Tedeschini Northern Ireland Heidi Rieger Joshua Reynolds Susan Whiddington Mara Sandler Joyce Reynolds-Sinclair Judy Wise Michael Shuman Susie Richardson Sue Berman Zamkow Judith C. Siegel Michael Sandberg Dorothy P. Tananbaum Sue Ann Levin Schiff David R. Trower Alejandra Siroka Kate Waisman Barbara Sonneborn Shai Waisman Sharman Spector-Angel

* Facing History and Ourselves acknowledges with great sadness the loss of our cherished friends and board members who passed away this year, Rhoda B. Sapers and David L. Stashower. We remain ever grateful to have been guided by their wisdom, learning so much from each. We will continue to be enriched by the time they shared with us. 52 53 THANK YOU

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