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Centennial Campaign for Ucla Issue 2020 Volume 40 Number 4 IRENE AND HOWARD LEVINE • AI LAN AND ROGER KOBAYASHI • STEVE LAWRENCE • THE BILLY AND AUDREY L. WILDER FOUNDATION • GINNY AND DONALD SHIELDS • WOUNDED WARRIOR PROJECT, INC. • NOREEN FRASER FOUNDATION • RESEARCH TO PREVENT BLINDNESS ENDOWMENT FUND INC. • PAUL G. ALLEN VIRTUAL EDUCATION FOUNDATION • JESSICA AND HENRY CHEN • UNITED CEREBRAL PALSY OF LOS ANGELES, VENTURA & SANTA BARBARA COUNTIES • ARCHSTONE FOUNDATION • PHILIP L. PALUMBO LIVING TRUST • LOS ANGELES BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE • WASSERMAN FOUNDATION • MATTEL • BREAST CANCER RESEARCH FOUNDATION • STACEY AND STERLING BALL • CAROLINE AND SIDNEY KIMMEL • RICHARD ONOFRIO • BOBBE FRANKENBERG TRUST ESTATE • CAROL AND MURRAY GRIGOR • AGI HIRSHBERG • ALI JASSIM • ALEXANDRA AND SEAN PARKER • BETTY ENGELSTAD • SHELBY NOTKIN • THE CARL & ROBERTA DEUTSCH FOUNDATION • JANE AND MICHAEL EISNER • THE SIMONS FOUNDATION • ESTATE OF JEAN STEIN • PHASE ONE FOUNDATION • JOANNE AND JACK MARTIN • THE ROSE HILLS FOUNDATION • DELPHINE LEE • FRANK W. CLARK, JR. ESTATE TRUST • MTF BIOLOGICS • TOWER CANCER RESEARCH FOUNDATION • UNIHEALTH FOUNDATION • THE LOUIS AND HAROLD PRICE FOUNDATION • JEAN PERKINS FOUNDATION • HERBERT J. ANDREWS TRUST • RUBY FAMILY FOUNDATION, WENDY AND KEN RUBY TRUSTEES • PROSTATEUCLA CANCER FOUNDATIONHealth • NORMAN & IRMA SWITZER TRUST ESTATE • L.A. CARE HEALTH PLAN • JANE AND TERRY SEMEL • KURE IT, INC. • WILLIAM STIVELMAN • ROMA DOWNEY AND MARK BURNETT • YANKULICH LIVING TRUST • BURROUGHS WELLCOME FUND • CEREBRAL PALSY FOUNDATION • THE AHMANSON FOUNDATION • STAND UP 2 CANCER • J. BRONWYN BATEMAN AND DOUGLAS HERSHEY • LEDUCQ FOUN - DATION • PETER SHAPIRO • THE THALIANS • JANET ODELL • THE ESTATE OF ROY AND JUDI KAUFMAN • PAMELA BUFFETTDavid • HESS Geffen FOUNDATION, School INC. • ALBA of AND Medicine THOMAS TULL • LORI AND MICHAEL MILKEN • JEFFREY FRIEDEN • ENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRY FOUNDATION • CHOU CHEN • ROCKEFELLER UNIVERSITY • LEONARD APT TRUST • VICKI PARDEE • GLENN D. TAYLOR INTER VIVOS TRUST • LYNDA OSCHIN/MR. AND MRS. SAMUEL OSCHIN FAMILY FOUNDATION • SUSAN AND JONATHANCENTENNIAL DOLGEN • CROHN’S CAMPAIGN & COLITIS FOUNDATION FOR UCLA • THE ISSUE MARY OAKLEY 2020 FOUNDATION, INC. • THE WILLIAM & MARGARET FERN HOLMES FAMILY FOUNDATION • ARTHUR AND DR. MARJORIE FINE • TAMAR AND VATCHE MANOUKIAN • RUPERT MURDOCH • JOHN JERGENS TRUST • ALEXANDER FURLOTTI • MICHAEL J. FOX FOUNDATION FOR PARKINSON'S RESEARCH • AUDREY IRMAS • MIMI AND WERNER WOLFEN • GARTH BROOKS TEAMMATES FOR KIDS FOUNDATION • GAIL AND GERALD OPPENHEIMER • LIANE AND STEPHEN HORNSEY • FLORENCE AND HARRY SLOAN • THE VISION OF CHILDREN FOUNDATION • OPEN PHILANTHROPY • ENGELSTAD FOUNDA- TION • SHIRLEY HATOS • MARK ALONSO • THE CALIFORNIA ENDOWMENT • NANCY AND DONALD DE BRIER • RAY R. IRANI, PHD AND MRS. GHADA IRANI • FANTEL FAMILY TRUST • THE WILBUR MAY FOUNDATION • C.P. JAMIESSON 1985 TRUST • MARION AND BOB WILSON • MORRIS A. HAZAN FAMILY FOUNDATION • AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY INC. • JAMES L. EASTON • SUSAN HAR- RIS • TRACY AND GENE SYKES • ROSCOMARE, LTD. • LENORE NEIDORF • JUVENILE DIABETES RESEARCH FOUNDATION INTERNATIONAL • THE DONALD BREN FOUNDATION • THE JOHN DOUG- LAS FRENCH • ALZHEIMER’S FOUNDATION • THE PEYKOFF FAMILY • SUSAN AND ERIC SMIDT • AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR CANCER RESEARCH • ROBIN AND JEFFREY RAICH • ESTATE OF DAVID M. BERKE • MAXINE AND GENE ROSENFELD • JOAN AND JEROME SNYDER • MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA • IN LOVING MEMORY OF MICHAEL KESTON • THE ELI AND EDYTHE BROAD FOUNDATION • SOLOMON A. KAPLAN AND MARIE M. KAPLAN TRUST • ARAMONT CHARITABLE FOUNDATION • DAVID GEFFEN/DAVID GEFFEN FOUNDATION • TONY AND JEANNE PRITZKER • BACRA, INC. • SUSAN WILSTEIN • REVLON INC. • PALMER NEVILLE MURRAY • W. M. KECK FOUNDATION • ETHEL WILSON BOWLES & ROBERT BOWLES MEMORIAL FUND • STEVEN & ALEXANDRA COHEN FOUNDATION • BERT LEVY • PARTNERSHIP FOR CLEAN COMPETITION • CARMEN AND JIM WARD • WILL ROGERS MOTION PICTURE PIONEERS FOUNDATION • AVA KWONG AND WALTON LI • ONEWEST FOUNDATION • KARYN JACKSON • AVON FOUNDATION • BREN SIMON • GARY BRINDERSON • CONNIE FRANK AND EVAN THOMPSON • THE BEN AND CATHERINE IVY FOUNDATION • CENTRE FOR NEURO SKILLS • FRAN & RAY STARK FOUNDATION • LAURA AND MARK WITTCOFF • KATE CAPSHAW SPIELBERG AND STEVEN SPIELBERG • DIANE AND DAVE STEFFY • THE ROSALINDE AND ARTHUR GILBERT FOUNDATION • VICTORIA MANN SIMMS AND RONALD SIMMS • JULES STEIN ESTATE • THE DAVID AND LUCILE PACKARD FOUNDA- TION • THE ARNOLD SCHEIBEL FOUNDATION TRUST • BRAIN & BEHAVIOR RESEARCH FOUNDATION • DARLA MOORE • STEVE TISCH • JERRY MOSS • SOUND BODY SOUND MIND FOUNDATION • BOBBY KOTICK • JODI AND GREGORY PERLMAN • MICHELE AND PATRICK SOON-SHIONG • THE DR. MIRIAM AND SHELDON G. ADELSON MEDICAL RESEARCH FOUNDATION • AIDS HEALTHCARE FOUNDATION • JOANNE B. HUNTER OF THE MARGARET M. BLOOMFIELD FAMILY FOUNDATION • AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION NATIONAL CENTER • RONALD W. BURKLE • STOP CANCER • DORETTE BASCHO SSABERSKY TRUST • SIDELL-KAGAN FOUNDATION • SOLOMON A. KAPLAN AND MARIE M. KAPLAN TRUST • SOUND BODY SOUND MIND FOUNDATION • SPITZER FAMILY FOUNDATION • STACEY AND ERIC EISNER • STACEY AND STERLING BALL • STAND UP 2 CANCER • STEVE LAWRENCE • STEVE TISCH • STEVEN & ALEXANDRA COHEN FOUNDATION • STOP CAN- CER • SUSAN AND ERIC SMIDT • SUSAN AND JONATHAN DOLGEN • SUSAN DE BOISMILON REVOCABLE TRUST • SUSAN HARRIS • SUSAN WILSTEIN • TAMAR AND VATCHE MANOUKIAN • THE AHMANSON FOUNDATION • THE ANNENBERG F OUNDATION • THE ARNOLD SCHEIBEL FOUNDATION TRUST • THE BEN AND CATHERINE IVY FOUNDATION • THE BILLY AND AUDREY L. WILDER FOUNDATION • THE CALIFORNIA ENDOWMENT • THE CALIFORNIA WELLNESS FOUNDATION • THE CARL & ROBERTA DEUTSCH FOUNDATION • THE DAVID AND LUCILE PACKARD FOUNDATION • THE DONALD BREN FOUNDATION • THE DR. MIRIAM AND SHELDON G. ADELSON MEDICAL RESEARCH FOUNDATION • THE ELI AND EDYTHE BROAD FOUNDATION • THE ESTATE OF ROY AND JUDI KAUFMAN • THE GOLDHIRSH-YELLIN FOUNDATION • THE JAMES B. PENDLETON CHARITABLE TRUST • THE JOHN DOUGLAS FRENCH ALZHEIMER’S FOUNDATION • THE JOHN MERCK FUND • THE JOHNNY CARSON FOUNDATION • THE KRESGE FOUNDATION • THE LOUIS AND HAROLD PRICE FOUNDATION • THE MARY OAKLEY FOUNDATION, INC. • THE MUSSBACH TRUST • THE OTIS BOOTH FOUNDATION • THE PEYKOFF FAMILY • THE ROBERT WOOD JOHNSON FOUNDATION • THE ROSALINDE AND ARTHUR GILBERT FOUNDATION • THE ROSE HILLS FOUNDATION • THE ROSENBLOOM FAMILY • THE SIMONS FOUNDATION • THE THALIANS • THE VISION OF CHILDREN FOUNDATION • THE WENDY ABLON TRUST • THE WILBUR MAY FOUNDATION • THE WILLIAM & MARGARET FERN HOLMES FAMILY FOUNDATION • TONY AND JEANNE PRITZKER • TOWER CANCER RESEARCH FOUNDATION • TRACY AND GENE SYKES • UNIHEALTH FOUNDATION • UNITED CEREBRAL PALSY OF LOS ANGELES, VENTURA & SANTA BARBARA COUNTIES • VANCE WALL FOUNDATION • VICKI PARDEE • VICTORIA MANN SIMMS AND RONALD SIMMS • VIRGINIA SAPP AND WILLIAM PIERPOINT • W. M. KECK FOUNDATION • WASSERMAN FOUNDATION • WENDY AND LEONARD GOLDBERG • WENDY AND THEO KOLOKOTRONES • WILL ROGERS MOTION PICTURE PI- ONEERS FOUNDATION • WILLIAM STIVELMAN • WOUNDED WARRIOR PROJECT, INC. • YANKULICH LIVING TRUST • YARDI SYS TEMS • CEREBRAL PALSY FOUNDATION • GAIL AND GERALD OP- PENHEIMER • RONALD W. BURKLE • AGI HIRSHBERG • AI LAN AND ROGER KOBAYASHI • AIDS HEALTHCARE FOUNDATION • ALBA AND THOMAS TULL • ALEXANDER FURLOTTI • ALEXANDRA AND SEAN PARKER • ALI JASSIM • ALISON AND RICHARD RESSLER • AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR CANCER RESEARCH • AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY INC. • AMERICAN FOUNDATION FOR AIDS RESEARCH • AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION NATIONAL CENTER • ANITA AND ARNOLD ROSENSTEIN FAMILY FOUNDATION • ANN MOSS • ARAMONT CHARITABLE FOUNDATION • ARCHSTONE FOUNDATION • ARLINE AND HENRY GLUCK FOUNDATION • ARLINE AND SEYMOUR KRESHEK • ARTHUR AND DR. MARJORIE FINE • ATENGEN, INC. • AUDREY IRMAS • AVA KWONG AND WALTON LI • AVON FOUNDATION • BACRA, INC. • BERT LEVY • BETTY ENGELSTAD • BEVERLY MC LAUGHLIN • BOBBE FRANKENBERG TRUST ESTATE • BOBBY KOTICK • BRAIN & BEHAVIOR RESEARCH FOUNDATION • BREAST CANCER RESEARCH FOUNDATION • BREN SIMON • BURROUGHS WELLCOME FUND • C.P. JAMIESSON 1985 TRUST • CAMERON DRAINE • CARMEN AND JIM WARD • CAR- OL AND JAMES COLLINS • CAROL AND MURRAY GRIGOR • CAROLINE AND SIDNEY KIMMEL • CASA COLINA HOSPITAL AND CENTERS FOR HEALTHCARE • CENTRE FOR NEURO SKILLS • CHARLES & PEGGY NORRIS • CHOU CHEN • CONNIE FRANK AND EVAN THOMPSON • COVERT-MATERA FAMILY GIFT • CROHN’S & COLITIS FOUNDATION • DANA AND TODD KATZ • DARLA MOORE • DAVID GEFFEN/DAVID GEFFEN FOUNDATION • DEE MAY • DELLA MARTIN FOUNDATION • DELPHINE LEE • DIANE AND DAVE STEFFY • DIANE VON FURSTENBERG AND BARRY DILLER • DIANNE FEIN- STEIN AND RICHARD BLUM • DORETTE BASCHO SABERSKY TRUST • ELAINE SARKARIA • ENGELSTAD FOUNDATION • ENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRY FOUNDATION • ESTATE OF DAVID M. BERKE • ESTATE OF JEAN PETRAS • ESTATE OF JEAN STEIN • ETHEL WILSON BOWLES & ROBERT BOWLES MEMORIAL FUND • FANTEL FAMILY TRUST • FLORENCE AND HARRY SLOAN • FRAN & RAY STARK FOUNDATION • FRANK W. CLARK, JR. ESTATE TRUST • GARRY SHANDLING • GARTH BROOKS TEAMMATES FOR KIDS FOUNDATION • GARY BRINDERSON • GINNY AND DONALD SHIELDS • GLENN D. TAYLOR INTER VIVOS TRUST • HARRY WINSTON INC. • HERBERT J. ANDREWS TRUST • HESS FOUNDATION, INC. • HISAKO AND PAUL TERASAKI • HOWARD HUGHES MEDICAL INSTI- TUTE • IN LOVING MEMORY OF MICHAEL KESTON • IRENE AND HOWARD LEVINE • IRIS CANTOR • J. BRONWYN BATEMAN AND DOUGLAS HERSHEY • JAMES L. EASTON • JANE AND MICHAEL EISNER • JANE AND TERRY SEMEL • JANET ODELL • JEAN PERKINS FOUNDATION • JEFFREY FRIEDEN • JERRY MOSS • JESSICA AND HENRY CHEN • JIMMY IOVINE • JOAN AND JEROME SNYDER • JOANNE AND JACK MARTIN • JOANNE B. HUNTER OF THE
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