The Jerusalem Foundation Annual Report

Culture Coexistence Community Summer concerts at Mishkenot Sha'ananim opposite the Old City walls Table of Contents

A Year in Review 4

From the President 15

The Jerusalem Foundation 16

Culture 20

Coexistence 28

Community 32

Financial Data 2007 46

Donors 2007 49

Legacies and Estates 54

Awards and Scholarships 56

Board of Trustees 57

Leadership Worldwide 59

A Year in Review

The Festive Inauguration of the Max Rayne School, A Hand in Hand School for Bilingual Education in Jerusalem

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Renovation of the Simon Rothschild Ben Yehuda School

Left: Opening of The Zusman Community Center

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The Peace Labyrinth at the Bloomfield Science Museum

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The Speaking Art Conference

Left: The Princess and the Porcupine - An Original Play by Hazira Performance Art Company for the Benefit of Jerusalem's Children

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Re-Opening of the Renovated Jerusalem Cinematheque The Jerusalem Foundation Annual Report 2007 From the President

Dear Friends, The Jerusalem Foundation is proud of our accomplishments on behalf of Jerusalem and all its residents. In every neighborhood of the city, one encounters landmarks of our long journey and the effort to promote a free, pluralistic, modern and tolerant society in Jerusalem. We are happy to share with you the Jerusalem Foundation's Annual Report for 2007, a year in which we raised a total of $27.6 million in pledges and grants. This brings the total of all donations received by the Foundation in Jerusalem since its establishment to $725 million (about $1.25 billion if adjusted for inflation). The Foundation's allocations for the purpose of initiating, developing and operating projects in 2007 totaled nearly $37.3 million, of which just over 45% funded programs and the balance funded physical projects and preservation. The year 2007 broke two major records in terms of money received in Jerusalem and money expended on projects, but it was also a year during which many physical projects were completed using funds from previous years' donations, and planning began on many new major projects, thus accounting for the discrepancy between funds raised and money expended. In the course of 2007, the Jerusalem Foundation began a comprehensive process to help shape The Jerusalem Foundation our strategic plan, reaffirming our commitment on all levels to strengthening community, culture and coexistence in the city. The Foundation's ongoing contribution to all aspects of life in the city is only possible because of the loyalty and support of friends worldwide and the cooperation of various organizations and bodies, and their directors and staff. The Foundation is encouraged in its work by our board members in Israel and abroad, whose active personal involvement is imbued with love and devotion. The Jerusalem Foundation has remained steadfast as the single most influential foundation dedicated solely to Jerusalem and harnessing the strength of its communities, heritage, beauty and culture

to build a better tomorrow, and our work continues. Annual Report 2007 Thank you for your partnership.

Ruth Cheshin International President The Jerusalem Foundation

Jerusalem is a city that is revered and cherished around the world and is also the heart and soul of the Jewish people - the eternal capital. The Jerusalem Foundation, understanding the universality of Jerusalem and its importance as the focal point for Jews worldwide for over 3000 years, is at the forefront of efforts to ensure that Jerusalem will become a modern open vibrant city while at the same time preserving the history of the city. All citizens of Jerusalem on a daily basis reap the rewards from the efforts of the Jerusalem Foundation. Jerusalem would be unrecognizable without the Jerusalem Foundation; without its community centers, sports complexes, parks, children’s playgrounds, libraries, theaters, museums, without its arts schools and central science labs, with fewer daycares and homes for the elderly, with poorer school facilities and less educational innovation. For over 40 years, the Jerusalem Foundation has pioneered much of the archaeological discovery and preservation projects including the City of David excavations, the major gates of the Old City Walls, the Tower of David Museum and much more. Someone, somewhere, benefits from a Jerusalem Foundation project every minute of every day and every night. The Foundation’s work touches every population — Jewish, Muslim and Christian — of every social group of every age, in every neighborhood of the city. Founded 40 years ago by the legendary Mayor of Jerusalem, Teddy Kollek, the Jerusalem Foundation has an unmatched track record in creating and nurturing philanthropy projects in Israel. Today, the Foundation is led by Ruth Cheshin together with the Foundation’s International Chairman, Dan Meridor. The Jerusalem Foundation Annual Report 2007 THE VISION

Jerusalem reflects the hope and meaning of Jewish existence and continuity. Without compromising the unique status that Jerusalem holds in Jewish tradition, the Jerusalem Foundation seeks to promote and encourage the development of the universality of Jerusalem and its relevance to Christianity and Islam, as well as a free, vibrant, tolerant and modern society in Jerusalem. THE MISSION

The Jerusalem Foundation The Jerusalem Foundation works toward creating an open, equitable and modern society by responding to the needs of the residents and trying to improve their quality of life. The Jerusalem Foundation continues to pioneer change while at the same supporting efforts to preserve the history of the city. In particular, the Jerusalem Foundation has developed an agenda around three areas:

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Community Building and Economic Vitality

Coexistence — Living Together

Cultural Life and Creativity THE VALUES

The Jerusalem Foundation is the only organization in Jerusalem that has a comprehensive understanding of all aspects of the city, has strong and lasting relationships with all authorities and organizations that play a role in Jerusalem and has a record of 40 years of successful partnerships with Jerusalem communities, and friends abroad.

The Foundation acts as impartial arbitrator and objective broker in Jerusalem for the competing interests of the various government departments, non- governmental agencies, other charities and local community volunteers.

The Jerusalem Foundation provides full accountability and open reporting to its donors by maintaining ongoing contact with and supervision of all its projects in Jerusalem. The Jerusalem Foundation

The Jerusalem Foundation provides all services in house through its overseas department, projects department, accounting and technical departments, legal department and more.

The Foundation holds regular meetings and seminars with policy makers, experts and academics on the changing needs in Jerusalem to consistently reassess projects and issues in need of attention.

The Jerusalem Foundation’s “designated donation” method, which pairs Annual Report 2007 potential donors with projects in areas of their interest, encourages the donor’s ongoing personal involvement with the project and the community.

The Foundation builds a partnership between the donor and Jerusalem residents and creates a long-term relationship that can often last for generations. CULTURE in Jerusalem F or over 40 years the Jerusalem Foundation has been pursuing its strong belief that cultural activity reflects and gives expression to the intense spirituality, diversity, and uniqueness of Jerusalem. Culture enriches the lives of residents and a strong cultural identity lifts the spirits, it enlivens the city, strengthens social solidarity and expands the economy. In the varied cultural mosaic of Jerusalem, each community makes their own special cultural contribution to the multicultural fabric of the society. Making each of these groups strong through culture and then connecting them together, ultimately strengthens the whole community of Jerusalem with a rich tapestry of culture.

Culture Projects 2007

Art also awarded first prize at the Jerusalem Academy Chamber Music Competition. Adding to their growing 16 artists benefit from subsidized studio space as discography with Harmonia Mundi, in April the Quartet part of the Artists Studios program. Artists also produce released a recording of Shostakovich Quartets 6, 8 exhibits throughout the year. and 11. CULTURE 160 undergraduate students and 50 graduate students Hundreds attended music concerts and events at attended the Naggar School of Photography, Media the Yellow Submarine and New Music in Musrara. 145 students studied at the Middle Eastern Music Music Center 8,000 people attended a 14-concert schedule (13 classic and one jazz concert) that included artists from Theater Israel, Germany, Hungary, Russia and the United 100 residents met in 5 groups weekly to learn about States as part of the 10th Annual Jerusalem International drama and to prepare their own productions under Chamber Music Festival. the supervision of Psik Theater members as part of the Artists Adopt a Community program. 220 3rd and 4th graders from the Szold and Korczak schools participated in the Hevrutav music education 290,000 people attended events at the Blaustein The Jerusalem Foundation program. Civic Center, Gerard Behar Center and Leo Model Hall. 42 string players and 33 wind players participated in the outstanding musicians program at The Jerusalem 20,000 people attended screenings, 35,000 high Music Center. 80 players took part in the Young Israel school students and 12,500 children attended over Philharmonic Orchestra, 20 musicians made up the 350 workshop days at the Jerusalem Cinematheque. Jewish-Arabic Ensemble for Classical Arabic Music Over 2,500 children attended ten performances of (10 Arab and 10 Jewish), 120 musicians participated "The Princess and the Porcupine" a new play produced in the the Jerusalem Early Music Workshop (during by the Hazira Performance Art Company in order to

the Succoth holidays) and 131 young schoolchildren Annual Report 2007 provide quality affordable entertainment for Jerusalem across Jerusalem participated in the special program residents during the holiday period. developed to identify promising young musicians through instrumental teaching in primary schools. 300 participants who would not otherwise be able to afford to see Psik Theater performances were able The Jerusalem Quartet performed more than 30 to through subsidized tickets. times for audiences worldwide, the Quartet received first prize at the 'Franz Schubert and the Music of the 1000 children saw two plays each at the Train Puppet 20th Century Competition' in Graz, Austria; they were Theater.

CULTURE The Jerusalem Foundation Annual Report 2007 of in a steering a hall and studio were produced by the the Museum on the Seam the Museum enjoyed 10 evenings of programming, attended the Jerusalem International was displayed around the city on 120 attended the 2007 Oud Festival. of the Vertigo dance troupe produced dance troupe of the Vertigo from all over Israel attended the second 7,350 participants 10 of the during which 36 performances took place at city’s cultural institutions as part of the Jerusalem best of Summer Nights Festival which brought the ensembles Jerusalem based dance, theater and music residents performing original creations to the city's for free. 50 poets’ work out, 5 signs, 50,000 poetry postcards were handed led visitors around the neighborhoods trails different the poets of Jerusalem, and 500 poetry lovers met Street at the popular Cafe Masaryk on Emek Refaim as part of the Shirechov Street Poetry Festival. 80,000 visitors shown Film Festival where more than 250 films were The locations. in 300 screenings at nine different guests Festival hosted more than 100 distinguished from the international cinema industry. 7,000 people annual Jerusalem Jazz Festival. 6,000 people The Jerusalem Foundation brought busloads children from Sderot to enjoy Israel Festival performances. 16,085 people visited 16,085 people Foundation participated The Jerusalem of a new state of the for the establishment committee Museum. art Nature 15 members 130 performances. festivals modern dance Two Shalem Dance Company. rented The Jerusalem Foundation Dance Company. space for the Kolben Festivals Dance: a building was given emergency attended events at the the Tower of David Museum Tower the the Islamic Museum the Old Yishuv Court Museum Yishuv the Old the U. Nahon Museum of Italian came to the Bloomfield Science , Hulgab Ethiopian Theater has , Hulgab Ethiopian visited viewers watched movies and viewers watched movies

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enjoyed 80 performances of the Khan enjoyed 80 performances from the distressed neighborhoods of from the distressed neighborhoods received subsidized tickets to attend tickets to received subsidized 13,718 people visited 175,000 people Jewish Art. 186,281 visitors Museum in 2007 27,170 people of the History of Jerusalem 42,087 people Museums performances under the stars for free over the course performances under the Festival. of 4 nights as part of the Moonlight Cinema Since its inception plays at the Khan Theater including the elderly, residents including the elderly, Theater Khan plays at the immigrants, single neighborhoods, new of distressed needs groups and soldiers, special mothers, lone and disabled groups. handicapped 40,000 children specifically geared for children Theater's new production in conjunction with Holon Tree" called "The End of the in the field of children's theater. Mediatheque, an expert 1000 children 1200 people Menachem spent 5 days and Kiryat Kiryat HaYovel about putting on a puppet throughout the year learning show. More than 6,000 over 40 times and "Miss Julia" Tarat" performed "Tarat, over 20 times. Thousands of Jerusalemites Theater as part of the Jerusalem Summer Jerusalem Nights Festival. The Nissan Nativ acting school support to prevent its closure. The Jerusalem Foundation purchased Theater. for the School of Visual 26

The Jerusalem Foundation Annual Report 2007 CULTURE Activities andEvents Mishkenot Sha’ananim the Israelidetective. American detective,SimenonandMaigret,aswell discussing SherlockHolmes,PhilipMarloweandthe A newseriesondetectivesinliteratureandcinema, The MysteryoftheFictionalDetectives The CulturalCenter of programmingin2007: and artistencounters. The following areafewexamples and humanvalues,literaryfestivals,musicworkshops seminars addressinguniversalissuessuchasethics Sha’ananim isanimportantvenueforinternational Konrad Adenauer ConferenceCenteratMishkenot for dialoguebetweenindividualsandcultures,the In thebeliefthatmutualunderstandingisbasis extensive interculturalandinterdisciplinarycolloquia. the creativeprocess,MishkenotSha’ananimhosts Alongside programswhichexploredifferent facetsof Jerusalem. literary criticandlectureratthe HebrewUniversityof lectures wereheldbyDr. Ariel Hirschfeld,awriter, the shiftingreferencetohimover thecenturies. The throughout culturalhistory, andthelonecreator issues, aestheticandpolitical viewpoints andgenres dealt withtwodifferent topics–thedevelopmentof between poetry, literatureandmusic. The lectures A seriesoflecturesontherelationsandinterrelations Between -with Ariel Hirschfeld Poetry, Literature,MusicandWhatLiesin 2007 groups whosent theirrepresentativestothecountry Focusing onmissionaries,religious andsecular century —theoftransformations inIsrael. until theextensiveGermanparticipation inthenineteenth pilgrims totheHolyLandwho continuedvisitingup emperors androyaltypartaking inholycrusadesand Holy LandsincethedaysofCharlemagne,through continuous relationshipbetweenGermanyandthe This highlysuccessfulconferencedealtwiththe Germany andIsraelinthe19thCentury many otherfamousauthorsandpoets. Among them:Shai Agnon, Brener. Amos Oz,and and poetswholivedinthecitywroteaboutit. of Jerusalemfollowinginthefootstepsmanyauthors tour throughtheneighborhoods,alleywaysandstreets Jerusalem. HaimBe'ertooktheaudienceonavirtual A seriesoflecturesinthefootstepswriters Literary Journeyswith Author HaimBe'er programs, anauthorandalecturer. preserves buildingvalues,activeinpreservation tour guideofthehistorybuildinginJerusalem, he isanarchitectandarchitecturalhistorian,a Jerusalem. DavidKroyankerwasborninJerusalem, the Calatravabridgebeingbuiltinentranceto Jerusalem. Spanningfromthe Temple Mountuntil Jerusalem –thepast,presentandfutureof A seriesoflecturesdealingwiththearchitecture "My Jerusalem"with Architect DavidKroyanker CULTURE The Jerusalem Foundation Annual Report 2007 Prof. Itzchak Zamir Prof. Itzchak The Jerusalem Ethics Center Ethics The Jerusalem Chair: and supervised Ethics Center initiated The Jerusalem following fields: law, of ethical codes in the the writing computerization, sports, medicine, mediation, environment and psychology. ethical treatment of the elderly Seminar series on the continue into the coming year was begun that will perspective for caregivers, and provides an important and family members alike. medical professionals of ethics in public service offered Seminars in the field codes of behavior in municipalities local elected officials local authorities in line with and conduct to bring ethical standards. INFO — Israel’s Newsmakers Forum INFO — Israel’s journalists registered with the With over 300 foreign to hold monthly briefings, Forum, INFO continues specially designed tours for home hospitality and the many facets of Israel journalists while highlighting often do not see while and Jerusalem that journalists stationed in Israel. The next conference in this series will deal with Great in this series The next conference and 20th centuries, Israel in the 19th Britain and scheduled for 2008. acquired land and built establishments for education, and built establishments acquired land purposes. religion and habitation welfare, health, COEXISTENCE in Jerusalem A greements made without resolving how residents will get along on a day to day basis will not be longstanding. This crucial and urgent ingredient for peace can only be created by developing a critical mass of grassroots support for mutual understanding and cooperation. Jerusalem is a special case and is unlike any other city in Israel regarding its population breakdown and its significance for the people in this region and around the world. Jerusalem cannot be understood in the same context as the rest of the country and needs a special strategic and social approach to bridging the gap between peoples and preparing for a better future. 28

The Jerusalem Foundation Annual Report 2007 COEXISTENCE Coexistence Projects 2007 COEXISTENCE

The Max Rayne School, A Hand in Hand 80 professionals took part in five courses to train School for Bilingual Education in Jerusalem: Coexistence Project Managers at the Jerusalem Inter-Cultural Center. 56 Jewish and Arab children received scholarships. 75 people took Hebrew and Arabic language courses 14 computers were purchased for classroom use. as a part of the Hebrew-Arabic Language Center at the Jerusalem Inter-Cultural Center. 100 children were able to take music lessons on the Darbouka, Oud, Flute and Mandolin as part of 90 Jewish and Arab Social Workers from Hebrew a program run by the Jerusalem Music Center. University and Al-Quds University took part in 5 600 textbooks were purchased. courses as part of the "Social Working Together" program. The Jerusalem Foundation Playground equipment was purchased. Amin Khalaf of the Hand in Hand Center for 1 full-time salary was subsidized in order to enable Jewish-Arab Education in Israel and the Jerusalem 2 co-principals (Jewish and Arab) to run the Max Rape Crisis Center received the Martha Prize for Rayne School. Tolerance and Democratic Values in Jerusalem.

350 students were able to participate in art projects 70 professional theater and performing artists related to Jewish, Arab and Christian Holidays at participated in the Speaking Art Conference at the the Djanogly Visual Arts Center. Jerusalem International YMCA.

112 Jewish and Arab preschool and kindergarten Annual Report 2007 age children received scholarships to attend the YMCA Peace Kindergarten.

700 5th and 6th students from 8 schools participated in the Language as a Cultural Bridge program in which they learned the Arabic language and visited the Islamic Museum to learn about Arab culture.

7 schools from both east and west Jerusalem A book of sheet music was published by Beit participated in the Democracy at a Young Age Alpert to make classical Arab music more accessible program run by the Adam Institute for Democracy to the general population. and Peace in which they learned about acceptance of the "other", difference, equality and democratic 8 special programs were run by the Adam Institute values. for Democracy and Peace about value-driven secular holidays such as Women's Day, Tolerance Week-long educational workshops and programming Day, and Labor Day at various elementary schools teaching the basic principles of democracy and in both east and west Jerusalem. equality were held at kindergartens, schools, community centers and women's shelters in both 10 teams of Jewish and Arab youth participated east and west Jerusalem as part of the outreach in the annual Streetball Tournament at the Koret COEXISTENCE program of the Adam Institute for Democracy and Liberty Bell Park. Peace. 30 Jewish and Arab students met once a week 60 children participated in the Jewish Arab Youth at the Nature Museum to learn about the natural Orchestra Program at Beit Alpert. world.

20 Jewish and Arab youth from east and west 30 classes of 5-6th grade Jewish and Arab students Jerusalem participated in the "I Am You Are – Films visited the Peace Labyrinth which opening at the and Identity" workshop at the Jerusalem Cinematheque. Bloomfield Science Museum in October. The Jerusalem Foundation

Annual Report 2007 COMMUNITY in Jerusalem T eddy Kollek, the founder of the Jerusalem Foundation, was often quoted as saying that creating a state was ultimately far easier than the craft of building a society. Nowhere is this more apparent than in Jerusalem where a great fault line exists between east and west, between the disadvantaged and advantaged, between religions, ethnicities and sectors. The challenges in Jerusalem are enormous but the goal of the Jerusalem Foundation is to invest in the human potential of the city and to foster and create economic vitality. The key to creating and strengthening communities in Jerusalem lies in finding the right combination of programming and facilities. We can help to develop the ability to successfully integrate into a work environment and provide the tools to initiate change, away from dependence on the system toward creating social solidarity and strengthening community networks. We can make a real investment in improving the quality of education and encouraging values education in Jerusalem. Overcoming all the obstacles, the Jerusalem Foundation is creating a vital community in Jerusalem. Community Projects 2007

Hired a community worker to aid in the 50,000 people attend, conferences and seminars implementation of the Wisconsin Plan to combat at The Jerusalem Institute for Israel Studies (JIIS), unemployment, a brochure was produced and and over 20 books and reports are produced distributed in both Hebrew and Arabic. annually.

8 events for families in the afternoons, and 4-5 3,250 people received assistance and 108 courses pluralistic Judaism events were held at the International were held at the Jerusalem Business Development COMMUNIYY Cultural Center For Youth (ICCY) in the German Corporation (JBDC – MATI). Colony. The Zusman Community Center was built for 200 members of the Gilo Food Cooperative took the growing neighborhood of Har Homa, where turns running the mini-market so that the food would over 40% of residents are children and youth. be available to all members at cost. The Kraft Stadium received funding for activities A coordinator was chosen to help run a citywide and the purchase of new equipment. program for youth which will assist them in finding employment, in developing websites, building The Mama Betty Park was built servicing the community action groups, volunteer activities, youth residents of the Pat neighborhood. groups and a university for youth as park of the Supported culture and Community activities Lev Ha'ir Community Center. at the Liberty Bell Park. 1 salary was funded for a social worker who

Annual Report 2007 Botanical Gardens – general support.

works with the Arab "Handcart Children" of the Jerusalem shuk to help underage children who work in the shuk to support their families go back to school. Leveling the Playing Field in Education The "New Spirit" student organization ran an art school advertising campaign, an open house 56 children ages 4–6 attended the Sam and Ruthie of arts schools, cocktail art parties, ran movie nights Kindergarten for disadvantaged children. for students, clothing swaps, Nissan Nativ Theater School performances, cooperation with dance 300 students from 5 Haredi neighborhoods in schools, and offered scholarships to students. Jerusalem learn in the Mobile Computer Classroom. The Jerusalem Foundation COMMUNIYY The Jerusalem Foundation Annual Report 2007 opportunities for the received scholarships to attend visited the Bloomfield Science from 41 high schools in Jerusalem were serviced by the Mekif Gilo were serviced by were serviced by the support center received scholarships to attend the received scholarships visited the Bloomfield Science Museum benefited from the Mekif Gilo program benefited each school who works closely with teachers and who works closely each school fall between the help the children that students to cracks. 980 student weak and strong to strengthen both which worked teachers and parents, ensured students, empowered to each student, leadership one on one attention and added theater and and identity workshops dance tracks for students. 70 students a range center which offers psychological support at the school through of therapies for students drama and movement. music, art, martial arts, 30 students school. Polinksy Vocational 200 students Gonen for weaker students that opened at the Givat School. 950 students in 20 participated in Citywide Magnet Courses new courses began, Two areas of study. different Medicine. one in Multicultural Studies and one in 200 students a special and Belmonte laboratories as part of workshop to help them choose a profession. and science Technology of laptop Haredi community included the purchase for computers for schools, 3 computer courses students, visits from schools to the Bloomfield Yeshiva Computer Science Museum and visits of the Mobile Lab to various schools and neighborhoods. 500 6-8th graders Museum as part of a program to strengthen science in east Jerusalem schools. 18 Haredi students Machon Lev. aged children from Neve Yaakov from Neve and the art room were and the art room held programming for adults and were purchased for the Givat Gonen from the Givat Gonen, Gymnasia, from 7 religious and secular schools from the Brandt School received hot from the Brandt School went on a school trip to Ashkelon and Ashkelon to went on a school trip from east and west Jerusalem schools from east and west Jerusalem one third of which were Arab received one third of which were from the Keshet School visited the Ein Yael Living Museum as part of the City as a School Living Museum as part of the Yael Program. 14 computers Elementary School 650 students City as from all over Jerusalem participated in the to visit a School Program which enabled students a wide variety of museums and cultural institutions educational programming. in the city which offered 80 students in the scholarships for outstanding achievement Sciences. 270 children and Mekif Gilo schools benefited from the "Revachat Haprat" program which provides a psychologist to children in order to deepen their connection to the children in order to deepen their connection Jewish tradition at holiday times. 4th graders participated in the "Magic Food" nutrition program participated in the "Magic Food" nutrition to and their parents each met with a nutritionist discuss nutrition in the home. Kibbutz Reishit renovated at the Brandt School. renovated at the Brandt 500 children 175 underprivileged children 175 underprivileged enjoyed puppet nature museum and visited the outdoor activities. theater and and kindergarten 2,000 preschool Gilo Neighborhoods Menachem and from the Kiryat activities. benefited from enrichment 250 children lunches 300 children from the Brandt School. the Nitzanim Shore rooms computer Two 36 COMMUNIYY The Jerusalem Foundation Annual Report 2007 benefited from new toys, visited the Leo Model Library visited the as part of Jerusalem's Book as part of Jerusalem's and their parents attended 266 and their parents attended with special needs visited the Tisch with special needs visited the with special needs participated in enjoyed swimming and Judo activities with special needs were provided with Family Zoological Gardens, The Israel Museum, Family Zoological Gardens, Living Yael the Bloomfield Science Museum the Ein Tzipori. Museum, and 100 children of a long at the Kiach School for the Deaf as part school day program. 13 4-6 year old children music, books, and play equipment at the Jacqueline De Pre Language Preschool. 65 children Arazim School. hot meals at the 320 children circle, extracurricular activities such as a drum as plays, music classes, carpentry and gardening Arazim, part of the long school day program at the Alonim and Gan Rimonim Yehuda, Broshim Ben Schools. 1,230 children 12,000 Jerusalemites Activities boasts 1,700 members. in Gilo, which of those with were held for the benefit and events disabilities, and 25 and learning special needs Russian language were added to the books per month collection of the library. up booth was set A that call for and activities to promote books Week and relevant sessions on promote social change at the Barbur Gallery. the topic were held 4,700 children at 12 libraries in the city. story hour activities Special Needs: classrooms in Kiryat participated in activities series featuring local performing of the Rasco library was put up made use of the services offered participated in the "Books That Leave in the "Books participated were purchased for the Central Arab were purchased for the Central were purchased for the Talmud Torah Talmud were purchased for the were purchased for the Neufeld Argentina were purchased for the Neufeld by the Rose Music Library, which has 850 members which has by the Rose Music Library, of children and lent over 4,904 items in 2007. Groups run and adults also participated in music activities by graduates of the HaSadna Conservatory. monthly concert A Katamon Library artists was held at the Meyerhoff for the benefit of the area's residents, and a new Russian language library was added. The card catalog Hayovel and Kiryat Menachem were given workbooks Hayovel and Kiryat Menachem of World of the "Wonderful and activity kits as part reading. Books" program in order to encourage School 150 books were purchased for the Brandt library. 150 books School library. 200 books Library. 100 books School Library. 26,455 people onto the internet. 700 children and Baka libraries program at the Gilo An Impression" artists and literature- meetings with which included related plays. 500 1st-4th grade students the local community library linking their school with with artists and book-related including meetings participated: Givat The following schools activities. Meuchad. Yaakov Neve Gonen, Guatemala, Brandt, Preschool and kindergarten Community Libraries Community The Jerusalem Foundation Annual Report 2007 COMMUNIYY to anemergency hotline,receivedsupportfrom a Disabled programinwhichthey wereconnected participated intheSupportive Communities forthe 255 disabledresidents of ILAN'sBeit Tamar. disabilities benefitedfromtherelocationandrenovation 10 children renovation oftheBen Yehuda School. 50 children the Deaf the renovationofHattieFriedlandSchoolfor 85 Jewishand Arab deafchildren from therenovationof Tidhar SchoolPlayground. 122 children woodworking andmoreduringtheirextendedday. studied art,photography, music,swimming, 422 special visited 12ofthecity’sculturalinstitutions 1400 children use ofchildrenwithspecialneeds. and outfittedfortheEfrata-CuencaSchool 2 greenhouses Alshorek School. instruments werepurchasedfortheEshkolGanei New physiotherapy School. renovation ofthecarpentryworkshopat Alonim 80 children Photography, MediaandNewMusic. photography coursesattheNaggarSchoolof Tidhar andBen Yehuda Schoolsparticipatedin 150 children betweentheagesof8-21withsevere withspecialneedsbenefitedfromthe withspecialneedsbenefitedfromthe betweentheagesof6and12benefited

withspecialneedsfromthe Alonim education students from21specialeducationschools andapettingcornerwerepurchased equipment,booksandmusical fromthreeneighborhoods benefitedfrom in5schools Emergency Services Pediatric Staff. programs wererunforEmergency Roomand staff fortraumainemergencysituations.New Har HatozfimHospitalworked topreparehospital The "HelpingtheHelpers"program city. operate invariousneighborhoodsthroughoutthe Community EmergencyCenters and FrenchHill. New programsweresetupinEast Talpiot, Gilo, and Ramotparticipatedinthe Time Bankprogram. 800 people Center fortheDisabledinGilo. Supported theupkeep at the Abu Tor CenterfortheHearingImpaired. held fordeafandblindadultsfromeastJerusalem Community centerenrichment the benefitofdisabledresidents. A greenhousewasbuilt as partoftheMisholimprogram. Group arttherapysessions assistance andadvice. equipment wasalsoopenedupasaplacefor and familynights. A centerforhearing-aidandother provided professionaladvice,recruitedvolunteers and ranself-empowermentcourses,mother'sgroups, at theBeitZusmanCenterforHearingImpaired A communityworker activities. coordinator andparticipatedinvariouscommunity fromKiryatMenachem,GinotHaIr andasocialworkerworked ofthetherapypoolat attheMagenHostelfor forchildrenwereheld activitieswere attheHadassah continueto COMMUNIYY The Jerusalem Foundation Annual Report 2007 participated in the Single Mothers participated in the who currently live in Women's Shelters Women's who currently live in were given rental assistance through the rental assistance through were given and two administrators cook for 220 adults 8 women in order to help organization to Woman" "Woman into their Shelter and move a Women's them leave own apartments. 3 women received scholarships to pursue a course of study. received scholarships 150 women Program from the Kiryat Independence Network The women and Pisgat Zeev neighborhoods. Yovel and guidance in finding jobs, received assistance their rights, becoming more becoming aware of and pursuing personal involved in their communities enrichment. 8 women Community with special needs every day at the Elwyn Women Kitchen that was started as part of the The kitchen is Cooking Up a Business Program. jobs in the used by the women for private catering afternoons. Women included organized where held to raise of Jerusalem received received hot meals at the received hot meals was added to the Beit Beyer were received by 60 volunteers were received 1000 phone calls 1000 phone the elderly. Action hotline for the Grey as part of and Arabic in were set up — new hotlines Two activities related Knesset Lobbying Russian, and Holocaust survivor the elderly, to city tax breaks for took place. benefits and accessibility the elderly Culture activities for holiday entertainment trips to plays and performances, and nature walks. 100 elderly citizens center. Shmuel Hanavi community Arab residents 100 elderly heaters, household electronic appliances such as ovens, refrigerators and stovetops. Three one-day seminars the awareness and to help stop violence against steer the elderly. A coordinator was hired to help program and to implement an action plan. 1000 meter wing A to Aged, bringing the building up Home for the code and better servicing its residents. Elderly

COMMUNIYY The Jerusalem Foundation Annual Report 2007 in Jerusalem r was opened in Shuafat r was opened was renovated and re- of a plan by the Jerusalem of the new Sobol Oncology to check for Glaucoma in the to check for Glaucoma for the Sheikh Jarrach Health for the Sheikh Jarrach an employment incubator for women A child development cente child development A the Shekel Organization. to be run by for victims psychological treatments Subsidized divorce and unemployment) (from terror, of trauma on with an emphasis Center, Trauma at the Israeli the Ethiopian community. Supported the upkeep in Ein Kerem. Unit at Hadassah Hospital Ran a mobile unit Tzedek and with the Shaarei workplace together Hospitals. Hashomer Tel Funded the rent Center. The Gideon Dental Clinic opened. Started to plan together with the Jerusalem Business Development Center. Subsidized the writing of Institute for Israel studies for the establishment into a a new Media Center that will turn Jerusalem and center for computer graduates, mathematics The in-depth program digital art start up companies. in the shows more than 7000 students in Jerusalem who may areas of computers, art and engineering be future participants in this program. Conducted a survey of employers to assess their needs and to find a way to better address them. Employment and their were trained as a new to review the findings of an took high school courses and took high school courses received scholarships to study met twice a week to take a course met twice from a multitude of backgrounds resided at the Succat Shalom Shusterman resided at the Succat Meetings were held the health assessment that was carried out to survey to identify services available in east Jerusalem and 5 areas of need. Groups were organized to begin to find ways to address these needs. professionals Volunteer unit of on-call neighborhood paramedics. theater and purchase theater equipment. 15 youth at-risk 15 youth at-risk service. them for army that will prepare and Russian immigrants Ethiopian and Pisgat Zeev met Yaakov families from Neve them to Israel and reduce in groups to help acclimate new immigrants. gaps between old and 12 at-risk teens Living Yael at the Ein trained to be tour guides Program. Yeelim Museum as part of the 33 children and Families and received Center for Children and participated in psychological counseling enrichment activities. 20 youngsters the developed 4 major projects for their peers, volunteer base expanded to include 100 participants, works 44 artists from various countries exhibited television in City Hall, and 15 youngsters ran their own at "Youth magazine for their peers as part of the Bank Time the Center" program run together with Jerusalem to bring activities for youth to Downtown the Lev and revitalize Independence Park, run by Hair Community Center. 12 at-risk youth Health Youth At-Risk Youth

COMMUNIYY The Jerusalem Foundation Annual Report 2007 that took leadership are learning hotel includes meetings to for 11th and 12th graders to for 11th in an elementary school learning taking swimming and tennis lessons. get help at elementary school learning get help at elementary get help with Arabic, Hebrew, English Arabic, Hebrew, get help with sit on a student committee, 48 students is operated for 17 early childhood age is operated for 17 early participated in a group for children in participated in the program for mothers in the program for participated was set up by 15 youth. matriculation exam preparation courses. 80 mothers between the subject "The Connection of teens on Adolescents". Mothers & 270 participated track. course was run A 60 students and computers. took 110 film club A 100 students Residents of the neighborhood topics such as courses ran projects on different education. nature and the environment, culture and 14 students track, participate in the elementary school learning 35 in the high school track. 10 families Early Childhood. Arabic matriculation exams. prepare for the 25 high-school dropouts management and writing skills, and a vocational course is being run for 15 young mothers. 150 students their goals. 85% of students met center, play-gym A children and their families. at risk programming Youth encourage adult leadership A-Tur: Beit Safafa: Katamon 8-9 and Pat: Mizrach: Talpiot Neve Yaakov: provided who participated in the identified with learning identified were served at the Treatment & Treatment were served at the participated in a 10 session Adult participated in a 10 session participated in the Adam Program at participated in the were evaluated by a team of experts including families referred to the program including families referred to properly diagnose and treat those identified as to properly diagnose and treat those identified school. having learning or behavioral issues in 100 children Activity Center for Haredi Children Enrichment education where they received tutoring by special teachers, psychological counseling, occupational help with study skills and speech therapy, therapy, enrichment activities 90% of the 31 children 60 children after school learning center attended every session. 25 teachers The program, - Ramat Moriah School. TALI the which is operated by the Joint Distribution Committee, individual trains teachers to help meet students' needs. 16 residents active Leadership Course to train them to become lay leaders. The After-School Learning Center After-School The for 35 elementary school-age professional tutoring instruction and homework help children for remedial math. 80% of the students in English, Hebrew and The center grades by 25%. improved their school students also provided tutoring for 36 high school 15%. whose grades improved by an average of 16 preschool children 16 preschool in bi-weekly parents participated and their difficulties their relationship. sessions to strengthen 14 families, in a First participated office by the local welfare Course to help them succeed Grade Preparation in their school career. Romema: Caring Community: Caring East Talpiot: FINANCIAL DATA 2007

INCOME

In 2007 a total of 27.6 million was raised by the Jerusalem Foundation Contributions by Country United States 49.8%

Spain/Italy 1.3%

French Speaking Countries 4.6%

FINANCIAL DATA Canada 6% United Kingdom 9.1% Israel 4.1% German Speaking Other2.3% Countries 22.8%

Contributions by Type of Donor (in percentages) Private Donors 65 Amount Raised Worldwide for Projects 60 in Jerusalem (in millions of dollars) 55 62% Annual Report 2007

50 45 $35 40 $30.2 $30.1 $30.5 35 $30 $27.6 30 $26.6 25 Estates Governments 20 Foundations and and Public $25 15 Bequests Support 10 17% $20 5 10% 11% $15 $15.1 10.6% of the Jerusalem Foundation's contribution income went to administrative and fundraising costs.

The Jerusalem Foundation 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 EXPENDITURES ON PROJECTS

A total of $34.8 million was received in Project Expenditures According to Area Jerusalem, $37.3 million was invested in of Activity (in percentages) initiation, development, construction, implementation and support of physical projects and of programs, excluding salaries.

Expenditures According to 43.8% Culture Type of Project 16.7% Coexistence 45.2% 54.8% Programs Construction, and Preservation 39.5% Activities and Renovation Community FINANCIAL DATA

Expenditures on Projects (In millions of dollars) Expenditures 2001- 2007 $37 (In millions of dollars) $37.3 16 15 $35 14 $16.4 13 $14.7 12 11 $30 10 9 $27 8

$25 Annual Report 2007 7 6 5 $6.2 $20.8 4 $20 3 $18.5 2 $17 $17 1 $17 0 Coexistence Culture Community 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007

* Note: The difference between contributions received and expenditure on projects during the year — or during any specified period of time — derives from: a) contributions received for endowment funds; b) the lapse in time between the receipt of funds and expenditure; and c) expenditure for administrative and fundraising costs. The Jerusalem Foundation

DONOR LIST 2007

Abraham Fund, The Bentolila, Fortunato Burgundy Asset Management Abramson, Beverley Berg, Frances Lewy & Mark R. Burke, Dott. Michael Achtentuch Philanthropic Fund, Berlin Charitable Trust Burton 1960 Charitable Trust, A. & S.

Herbert & Marion DONORS Bernhard, David Burton, Raymond Ackman, William A. Bernhard, Inge Calabrese, Lucia Addario, Sig.ra Anna Bernstein, Lord Alex & Lady Angela Caltagirone, Ing. Francesco - Acqua Alba AG CBE Antica Pia Marcia Alladin Knowledge Systems, Ltd. Bernstein Trust, The Nahum Camps, Mogen, Avraham, Heller, Sternberg, Inc. Amato, Albert Bialkin, Kenneth J. Capaccioli, Dott.ssa Luisa Ambassador Hotel, The Binah Charitable Foundation, Henry and Julia Koschitzky Caputi, Sig. Massimo Anne Frank Fonds Blau, Louis C. Cellcom Israel Ltd. Annenberg Foundation, The Blaustein Foundation, The Jacob & Chaim Foundation, The Anonymous Hilda Chazen Foundation Applbaum, Isaac & Hilary Bleiberg, Ehud Cheshin, Ruth & Mishael Arnow Family Fund, The Bloch, Sylvia Chiara, Judith L. Arrigoni, Mary Jane & Edward Bloom, Anthony Chinn, Sir Trevor Asher, Robert H. Bloom, Nan Clark, Aaron C. Asper Foundation Blum, Dr. & Mrs. Clayton Clayton, Sylvia & David Assousa, Dr. George BMW AG The Jerusalem Foundation Coca Cola Israel Atkin, Celia Bogopulosky, Jack Coffey, Charles Auburn Theological Seminary Bollag, Dr. Josef (for anonymous Cogan, Marshall Austrian Future Fund donor) Cogan, Maureen Austrian Ministry of Education, Art and Bottoms, Jr. David N. Culture Bovi Holdings, Vivienne Ziner Cohen, Louis & Florence Avraham, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Brateman, Robert Cohen Foundation, Naomi & Nehemiah Azrieli Foundation, David J. Azrieli Bregman, Ann Cohen, Sir Ronald Baer, Hans J. Brenner, Janet Colella, Sig. Nazario Banco di Napoli - Fondazione Brickman, Mark & Cheryl Collins Building Services Bank of Jerusalem Brody, Arthur & Jane Colmobil Ltd. Annual Report 2007 Bank Poaley Agudat Israel Ltd. Bronfman Fund, Andrea & Charles Columbia University Barkat, Nir Bronfman, Charles Comune di Napoli Barnea Family, Nahum Bronfman Foundation, Gerald and Constantiner, Leon Barnett, Ellen Marjorie Cornfield, Joan Barrday, Inc., Michael & Rena Brunschwig Foundation, Dr. Silvain Buckstein Bulgari, Maite Cowan, Irving & Marjorie Bejerano, Abraham & Vivien Burak, Jacob Crown, Dan Bennie, Dennis Burda, Frieder Crown, Lester and Renee Crown Memorial Fund, The Arie & Ida Fleischmann, Eli Goldsmith Foundation, The Horace W. Cukier, Goldstein-Goren Foundation Fondzione IDIS - Città della Scienza Goldstein, Dr. Israel Cummings Foundation, The Nathan Forman, Barr & Jane Goldstein, Dr. Ramy & Smadar Daimler Franco, Simone Goldstein, Lolita Dan Family Foundation, Leslie Dan Frank, Charlotte Gordon, Dan Deloire, Marthe Frankel Family Foundation Gorham, Walter & Alice Dent Charitable Trust Frankel Foundation, The Raymond Grafstein, Laurence Destro, Giustina Freedman, Jeremy Grafstein, Senator Jeremy Dichand, Hans Frey, Estate of Phyllis R. Grahame Charitable Foundation DIHAG, Heinrich Gruetering Frieberg, Joseph Charles Grassi, Marco & Christina Dingler, Robert Fridman, Rachel Gray, Rt. Hon. Herb Djanogly, Sir Harry Fritzsche, Ralf Green, Mendel Dorset Foundation Fromer, Jacqueline Green, Thomas & Karole Dreyfus-Foundation, Dr. Emile Fromkin, David Greenberg, Alan & Kathy Dubin, Reva Furgatch, Harvey Greenwald, Harold & Dorothy Duffield, Dame Vivien, DBE, through Gafter, Ella the Clore Israel Foundation Gregory Fund, The Alexis Gal, Andreas

DONORS d'Urso, Avv. Mario Gross Holding Ltd., Mark Gann, Joseph & Rae Eden Company Grunbach, Phillipe Gass, Edna & Oscar Eden Fine Art NY Guggenheim Foundation, Dr. Georg & Gavron Charitable Trust, Robert Einbender, Alvin H. Josi George Arzt Communications, Inc. Einhorn Family Charitable Trust Gumenick, Jerome Einstein Fund, The Margot Gerlitz, Shechi Guth-Dreyfus, Prof. Hans Eisen, Elliot and Wendy Geschwind, Estate of Dina S. Guy Michael Holdings Eldee Foundation, Neri Bloomfield Getty, Gordon & Ann Haar, Professor Charles M. Emerald Foundation, Rochelle Gideon-Wyler, Erika Haas Fund, The Walter & Elise Rubinstein Gitelis, Zelig & Yaffa Haber, Elena & Sidi Emes Charitable Trust GivingExpress Program of AMEX Haggiag Jr., Dott. Roberto Emesbee Limited, Michael Lax Glazer, Guilford & Diane Halbert, Dr. Gerald Evangelischer Arbeitskreis Kirche und Glazer Foundation, The Jerome S. Halbert Foundation, Ralph and Israel in Hessen und Nassau Gluskin & Sheff Roslyn Falus, Thomas GNYHA Ventures Hammerson Charitable Trust, Sue

Annual Report 2007 Family Management Corporation Godfrey Family Foundation, Paul & Harris, Laraine and Frank Feigen, Richard Gina Harris Foundation, The Irving Feldman, David Goldberg, Mark & Sharon Hassenfeld, Alan G. Fendi, Anna Golden, David Hassenfeld Foundation, The Fendi, Carla Golden Pages Ltd. Hassenfeld, Sylvia Feuerstein, Elliot & Diane Goldman, Douglas & Lisa Hauptman, Andrew & Ellen Field Turf IP, Inc. Goldman Fund, The Richard N. & Hauser, Juergen Rhoda Fine, Phil H.D.A. Food Ltd. Finer, Paul & Teresa Goldman Sachs & Company Health Insurance Plan of Greater New Fish Family Foundation, Aaron Goldrich Family Foundation, The York FJJ Foundation, The Goldschmidt, Hubert & Mirielle Heller, Michael & Morven The Jerusalem Foundation Henshel Foundation, The Kampelman, Hon. Max M. Legacy Heritage Fund Hershman, Ittai & Linda Rich Kanton Appenzell - Lottery Leibinger, Berthold Stiftung Hershorin-Schiff, Patricia Kanton Basel-Land Leibinger, Prof. Berthold Herz, Gerda Kanton Basel-Stadt Leigh, Howard Hess, Marlene Kanton Graubuenden Leight, Nathan Hippocrate Foundation Kanton Schaffhausen - Lottery Letta, Maddalena Hoffberger Foundation, The Kanton Schwyz Levi, Micha Hoffman, Jack Kanton St. Gallen - Swisslos Levin, Daniel Holtzbrinck Family, Georg von Kanton Zug Levine, Noel DONORS Holtzman, Irwin Kanton Zurich-Lottery Lewis Family Charitable Trust Honig Foundation, Sheva and David Karelitz, Richard & Virginia Lewy, Jules and Johanna Horowitz, Eli Kaspi, Dr. Joseph Liben, Barry H. Horowitz, Sara and Jonathan Richler Katz, Joseph Kedar Family & Zoltan Liebman, Harriet Sonesh Foundation Horwich Family Foundation, The Liechtenstein Principality James & Ada Kaufman, Henry & Berenice Lillian Fund, The Horwich Foundation, The Vicki & Foundation Thomas Kay, Jimmy and Elaine Lissauer Foundation, The Meno H&R Developments Kaye Enterprises Livingstone, Janice & Jack Humanitarian Trust Kennedy Leigh Charitable Trust LKC Foundation, The IDT Charitable Foundation Kenton, William Loeb Foundation, The John L. & Frances Incredible Printing, Mendl and Pauline Khalili, David Lozowick Family Foundation, The Schwartz Kimel Family Foundation, Warren and Lunin Fund, The Arthur & Gladys Israel Chemicals Ltd. Debbie Lustman, Dr. Felix Israel Corp. (IC) Kirsh, Francis & Nathan Magna International Israel Discount Bank of New York Kiryon Complex Mandel, Morton L. The Jerusalem Foundation Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs - Klagsbrun, Nicole Manson, Avril & Jonny Direzione Generale Medio Orient Kleidman, Reine Marcus Philanthropic Fund, Ben & Ceil Jakes, Peter H. Klein Management Systems Margulies, Marcus JCC of Staten Island Klein, Charlotte Markovitz, Michael & Ling Jerusalem Foundation Endowment Fund Koeppel, Lynne Marks, Clive OBE Jerusalem Municipality Koschitzky Family Foundation, Israel Marks, Rebecca Jesselson Foundation, The Koschitzky, Henry and Julia Mars, Helen R. Jewish Funders Network Kraft, Robert & Myra Matlow, David JLRJ/Legacy Heritage Krauss Family Charitable Trust Mautner Charitable Trust, Jack Kravis, Henry R. Mayer, Beatrice C. & Robert Johnson, Madeline Annual Report 2007 Jonas Family Foundation, The Kronis, Jules Mayrock, Isidore Joseph, Adrianne Krupp von Bohlen und Halbach Mazer, Robert R. Foundation, Alfried Jossel, Marguerite Merlo, Sig. Giulio Kushner Family Fund, Seryl & Charles Julia Foundation, The Laura Meyerhoff Fund, The Harvey M. & Lyn Kvutzat Reut P. Justein Family Charitable Foundation, Morris Lasko, Oscar L. Meyerhoff Fund, The Joseph Kagan, Jonathan Lauder Foundation, The Meyerson Family Foundation, The Morton Kalman, Dott. Joshua Leff Fund Inc., Norman M. Mezzedimi Mil Foundation, Adolf & Mary Pantanella, Sig. Emanuele Reemtsma, Prof. Dr. Jan-Philipp, Hamburg Foundation for the Promotion of Science Millman, Charlotte & Arthur Park Avenue Synagogue, The and Culture Milwaukee Jewish Federation, The Passal, Estate of Daniela Gechman Regione Campania Ministry of Education Pastor, Rafael Reicher, Craig Minz, Florence Patrizi, Marchesa Angela Reichmann, Albert Mirvis, Theodore & Ruth Penner, Merrilyn J. Reiner, Stephen R. Mitchell, Jan per i Paesi del Mediterraneo e del Reit Asset Management Mitz, Lewis and Wendy Posluns. Medio Oriente Renco Group, Inc., The M.K. Rose Charitable Trust Percossi Papi, Maestro Diego Resnick, Burton P. Model Foundation, The Leo Perugia, Joanna R.H. Amar & Co. Moses Family Fund, The Alfred Petrie, Carroll Rich Foundation, The Moskin, Robert J. Petteni Haggiag, Sig.ra Mirella Richmond, Frederick M.S. Line Ltd. Freight Services PFI Ridgefield Foundation/Leir Charitable Mueller Family and Friends Philadelphia Church of God Foundation Mulroney, Allyson M. Phillips, Michael Rifkind, Barbara Naggar, Guy Pinto Olori del Poggio, Contessa Rivkin Fund, The Arthur & Jeannie Marisa Nankin Family Philanthropic Fund, Roe, Yale Armin Pizzi Cannella, Maestro Piero

DONORS Roland, Miriam Aaron Nash Family Foundation, The Plum Esq., Bernard M. Ronson Foundation Nathan, Paul Polakoff, Carol Rose, Daniel & Joanna National Insurance Institute (Bituach Polinsky-Rivkin Family Foundation, Leumi) The Rosenberg, Lester J. ndF, neue deutsche Filmgesellschaft Pomrenze Foundation, Jay L. & Rosenfeld, Pat Hadasa mbH Rosenfelder, Anthony Porter, Dame Shirley Neufeld, Mary Rossi Purini, Ludovica Posluns Family Foundation New York Road Runners Rothenberg, Harvey Power Corporation, Paul Desmarais Newhouse, Donald E. & Susan Rothfam Foundation, Kurt Rothschild Preston Capital, LLC News Corporation Foundation, The Rothman Family Philanthropic Fund, Nordrhein-Westfalen, PM Dr. Juergen Price, Robert E. Martin & Florence Ruettgers Price, Sol Rothschild Family Trusts Nour Foundation Professional Sports Tours, Inc. Rothschild, Robert de Novartis International Provincia di Napoli Rothschild, Simon Oaktree Asset Management, Inc. Provincia di Roma Rothstein, Myles

Annual Report 2007 OEF Inc. Puechter Charitable Giving Account, Rotman Family Foundation The Olson, Jr., Amb. Lyndon L. & Kay Rudin Family Foundation, Samuel & Ostro, Katy and Maurice Pulver, Jeffrey & Risa May Ostrovsky Family Foundation Rademacher, Rudolf Rueth, Nancy P.E.F. Israel Endowment Fund Ram Cafe Investments S.A.S. Charitable Trust Pachner, Janice Rapoport, Bernard & Audre Safra, Mrs. Edmond Palevsky, Max Ratner, Rosalind Salomon, Naomi Paley Foundation, The William S. Rayne Foundation Santarelli, Paola Pallavicini, Principessa Maria Camilla Rebecchini, Sig.ra Beatrice Sarnat, Carol Paltzer, George & Annette Recanati, David Sarnat, David Recanati, Dina Sarnat, Leonard The Jerusalem Foundation Sarnat, Richard Stadtmauer, Richard Vicente Foundation, The Harriet & Esteban Schaechter, Jizchak & Denise Staifman, Michael Vita Charitable Foundation Schaffer, Joseph Stammer-Mayer Foundation, Alfred & Wachtell, Svetlana & Herbert Ilse Scheinfeld Esq., Steven Wagman Foundation, The Nancy Stein Foundation, The Bessie & Louis Scher Charitable Foundation, Sylvia & Waldbaum Family Foundation, The I. Robert Stein, Erica Wallace, Robert Schezen, The Estate of Roberto Steinberg, Diane and Michael Walton Avenue Foundation, The Schick Philanthropic Fund, Harry L. & Steindling, Dr. Susanna Weil, Ernst Eleanor Steindling, Rudolfine Weinbaum Foundation, Anne and Jack, Schiller Foundation, Paul Stern, Vera Carol Weinbaum and Nigel Schuster DONORS Schnurmacher Foundation Inc., Steyer, Helen & Stanley Weintraub Family Fund, Irving & Gale Charles & Mildred Strazza, Prof. Guido Weisfeld Charitable Foundation Schreiber Charitable Trust Strelsin Foundation, The Weisz, Jack Schulhof, Hannelore Sultan, Joe & Sandy Chilewich Wendepunkt Foundation Schumann, Friends of Dr. Erich Sulzberger, Jean Wenske Foundation, The Herbert C. Sebba Charitable Trust, Samuel Swiss Government (DEZA) Werksman, Mark Segal, Jean & Charles Syms Foundation, The Wertheimer, Brigitte Sennhenn, Dr. Ernst & U. Roessel Taecker Foundation Wertheimer Foundation, The Pierre Severud Associates Consulting White, Linda Engineers Taratoot, Louis Whitehead, John C. Shane, Estate of Reuben Tasco, Giampiero Wilf Family Foundation, The Shapiro Foundation, The Charles Tawfik, Dan & Dalia Taylor, Edith Wingate Foundation, Harold Hyman Sharp, Isadore & Rosalie Teitel, Murray Winnick Family Foundation, The Sherman Foundation, Barry and Honey Teva Pharmaceuticals Wishnick Foundation, The Robert Tikkun Olam Foundation Wolf, Heide

Shultz, George The Jerusalem Foundation Shuman, Irving Timeless Cities Wolfensohn Family Foundation, The Siday Foundation, The Eric & Edith Tisch, Merryl Wolfond, Henry Silver Family Foundation, Nathan and Tourism Cares Wolfson Townsley Charitable Trust Lily Tov Pizza, Inc. Wolfson Charitable Trust, Charles Silverstein, Louise Travaglini Committee, The Wolgin, Jack Skirball Foundation, The Turner Construction Co. Worms, Fred OBE & Della Slaughter, James C. Twersky, Riva & Shimon Wuerth, Adolf GmbH & Co. KG, Prof. Dr. h.c. Reinhold Wuerth Slifka Foundation, The Alan B. UBS, Jersey Wyper Capital Management, LP Smythe Gallery Inc. UK Board of Trustees & Friends of the Snyder, Harold Jerusalem Foundation UK Yad Avi Hayishuv

Yeshiva University, The Annual Report 2007 Sonshine, Ed and Fran UKEF Ulmer, John ZEIT Foundation, Ebelin und Gerd Soref Philanthropic Fund, Helen & Bucerius Bernard Ultramar-Przybylsk Zimmerman, Martin Spektor Family Foundation, The Vardi, Yossef & Thelma Zoller Family Philanthropic Fund, The Spiegel, Estate of Sam Vassalli, Laura Zuckerman, Helen Spiegelman, Estate of Amalia Venier, Mara Carraro Springer Foundation, Axel Venturini Frisch Fendi, Maria Teresa Stadtmauer, Marisa Vetter, G. The Jerusalem Foundation Annual Report 2007 Legacies and Estates Gifts totheJerusalemFoundationFor All Time… Legacies Norman M.Leff Fdn. Inc.Estate Alice Lazoff Estate Krzepcki Estate Kate KemperEstate Augusta KayeEstate Ibrahimzadeh Estate Gottlieb HammerEstate Greta GoodmanEstate Golden Era Dena GeschwindEstate Nathane Fuller Phyllis FreyEstate Rachel FridmanEstate Augusta FostelEstate Mina FinkelsteinEstate Katherine FalkEstate Louis EdelsteinEstate Mrs. DeStoutzEstate Marthe Deloire Jacob DaviesEstate Clark Estate Ernest BretterEstate Dr. HannaBogucka Anna BlaunerEstate Herta BertholdEstate Leonard BernsteinEstate Eliezer &LucieBeharEstate Asher BarEstate Anonymous viaCarolitoStiftung

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Estates Robert H.Weill Vorreuter KusielEstate Sam SpiegalEstate Spector FamilyEstate John H.SladeEstate Ida SilvermanEstate Ruth SilberbergEstate Esther ShareEstate Reuben ShaneEstate Isidore &HelenaSeibaldEstate Irene Sela I.Meir SegalsEstate Minnie SasserathEstate Rubenstein Estate Arthur RubinsteinEstate Ralph RobbinsEstate Margaret Richner Selma PilavinRobinsonEstate Jacob PerlowEstate Fanny PennEstate Lillian Pavloff Estate Daniela GechmanPassalEstate Susan MyersonEstate Henry MontorEstate Joseph M.MazerEstate Simone MallahEstate Gustave LevyEstate Leir Estate Legacy HeritageFundLtd.

Awards and Scholarships

During the past year the Jerusalem Foundation The Wolgin Award for Best Full-length Documentary awarded a number of prizes and scholarships, Film: "Children of the Sun", directed by Ran Tal. as outlined below: Special mention went to "Citizen Nawee", directed by Nissim Mossek and "A Fool's Dream", directed by Dan Syrkin and Ido Bahat. The Photography The Teddy Kollek Award for a significant contribution Award in Memory of Elke Aynor was awarded to to the city of Jerusalem was awarded to: Itay Ne'eman for his work in "Stefan Braun", and The Desmarais Family (Canada) the Editing Prize was awarded to Ron Goldman. Mendel Kaplan (South Africa) The Wolgin Award for Best Short Film: "Roads", directed by Lior Geller. Special Mention went to Reine Kleidman (France) "Ketem", by Alla Sheraeir and "Pathways" by Hagar The Rayne Foundation (United Kingdom) Ben Asher. Prof. Dr. Jan Philipp Reemtsma (Germany) Best Actress: Ronit Elkabetz, "The Band's Visit" Awards and Scholarships Special Mention: Lubna Azabel, "Strangers" Life Achievement Award: Best Actor: Sasson Gabay, "The Band's Visit" The Federmann Family and the King David Hotel Special Mention: Saleh Bakri, "The Band's Visit" (Israel) The Jerusalem Foundation Award for Experimental Video Works: Avishay Sivan, "The Mand with the Jerusalem Foundation Marthe Prize for Tolerance D.V. Camera Causes Trouble to the Man with the and Democratic Values: Film Camera" and Karen Russo, "Economy of Excess" Not yet announced.

115 scholarships were given out to promising and Jerusalem Foundation Teddy Kollek Prize for outstanding young arts students and musicians from Leadership and Public Excellence respected conservatories and art schools throughout Clara Feldman - Director of the Shekel Association the city as part of the Eldelstein Scholarships and Leah Cheshin Scholarship programs. Avi Sebag - Director and Founder of the Naggar Annual Report 2007 School of Photography, Media and New Music, Musrara 73 conservatory students received scholarships to attend outstanding music institutions in Jerusalem Jerusalem Cinematheque / International Film including The Jerusalem Conservatory of Music and Festival: Arts — Hassadna, The Ron Shulamit Conservatory, The Conservatory of the Jerusalem Academy of The Wolgin Award for the Best Full-length Feature Music and Dance, The Pisgat Ze'ev Conservatory, Film: "The Band's Visit", directed by Eran Kolirin and the Gilo Conservatory as part of the Varon and produced by Eilon Ratzkovsky, Ehud Bleiberg, Scholarship Program. Yossi Uzrad, Kobi Gal Raday and Guy Yekuel. Special Jury Prize awarded to "Vasermil", by Mushon Salmona. The Jerusalem Foundation Board of Trustees

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Desk Head in Jerusalem: Annual Report 2007 Miki (Michael) Cohen Ruth Gorenstein Yosef Uziely [email protected] David Hacohen Yossi Vardi Prof. Meir Heth Moshe Vidman Nechama Hillman Prof. Menachem Ya'ari Richard Hirsch Rina Zamir Ya'acov Hirsch Dan Ziskind

Leadership Worldwide

Austria Canada Me. David Berger Mrs. Neri J. Bloomfield

The Jerusalem Foundation Österreich The Jerusalem Foundation of Canada Leadership Worldwide Mrs. Ariella Cotler Maria-Theresienstrasse 9/5 a National Office: Mrs. Julia Koschitzky A-1090 Wien 5165 Queen Mary Rd Mr. Boris Levine Tel: +43-664-9112-286 Suite 204 Mr. Lewis Mitz Fax: +43-1-9124-3864 Montreal, QC Dr. Maureen Appel Molot [email protected] H3W 1X7 Prof. Jean Ouellette Tel: (877) 484 1289 Chairman: Me. Aaron Platt Dr. Peter Jankowitsch Fax: (514) 482 9640 Ms. Connie Putterman Toronto Office: Deputy Chairmen: Mr. Zeev Rosenzweig 11 Bentworth Ave. Dr. Rudolf Scholten Mrs. Dorothy Schwartz Toronto, ON Prof. Peter Weiser Mr. Shoel Silver M6A 1P1 Prof. Dr. Helmut Zilk Mr. Morty Wexler Tel: 416-635-5491 Treasurer: Mr. Allen Zysblat Fax: 416-484-9129 Adolf Wala, KR Honorary Members: President: Secretary: Mr. Charles S. Coffey Mr. David J. Azrieli, C.M., C.Q., The Jerusalem Foundation Dr. Peter Poech M.Arch Mrs. Gina Godfrey Sen. Yoine Goldstein Members: Immediate Past President: Mr. Moshe Safdie Dr. Daniel Charim Manuel G. Batshaw Dr. Emil L. Mezgolits National Executive Director: Vice-President: Thomas Moskovics Monica E. Berger Stephen Rosenhek Guenther Rhomberg [email protected] Treasurer: Dr. Ludwig Scharinger Executive Director: Me. Arthur Drache H.E. Cardinal Dr. Christoph Ian Leventhal Schoenborn Secretary: jerusalemfoundationtoronto@

Dr. Walter Schwimmer Me. David Golden rogers.com Annual Report 2007 Rudolfine Steindling, KR At Large: Desk Head in Jerusalem: Victor Wagner, KR Mrs. Elaine Goldstein Steve Solomon General Secretary Mrs. Amy Platt [email protected] Phillippe-Guiseppe Kupfer Members of the Board: Desk Head in Jerusalem: Ms. Naomi Azrieli Irene Pollak-Rein Me. 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