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ANNUAL REPORT 2018 INTERNATIONAL RESCUE COMMITTEE

ANNUAL REPORT 2018

A young boy sits with his mother at an IRC-supported health center in Sana’a, Yemen. Our Gender Equality Unit holds sessions to discuss issues of gender, child protection and health.

Kellie Ryan/IRC We rise to meet the world’s toughest humanitarian challenges, helping refugees and displaced people to not only survive, but recover and rebuild their lives. We believe that every person can lead a meaningful life and we work tirelessly to make this happen. And when the headlines fade, we hold steady in our response, supporting families for as long as we are needed in some of the most difficult places on Earth.

DAVID MILIBAND PRESIDENT AND CEO

IRC ANNUAL REPORT 2018 RESCUE.ORG CONTENTS

MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT AND CHAIRS OF THE IRC BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND OVERSEERS 6

SAVING LIVES 9

MAKING A LASTING IMPACT 19

REVOLUTIONIZING HUMANITARIAN AID 29

OUR SUPPORTERS 40

BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND STAFF LEADERSHIP 66 An IRC mobile clinic provides health care and nutrition services to families living in the remote FINANCIAL REPORT 68 village of Okiba, Yemen.

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MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT AND CHAIRS OF THE IRC BOARD

OF DIRECTORS AND OVERSEERS Timothy F. Geithner Sally Susman Eduardo G. Mestre David Miliband Co-Chair Co-Chair Chair President and CEO IRC Board of Directors IRC Board of Directors IRC Overseers

Dear Friends, dishonored daily. On the ground, this looks like an making the IRC the country’s largest refugee With gratitude for their exemplary leadership age of impunity, not an age of progress. resettlement agency, we deplore the more than through a period of tremendous growth and We are proud to present our 2018 Annual 70 percent reduction of refugees allowed into the change, we extend a heartfelt thank you to Report, which showcases the life-changing work Despite what we’re up against, we successfully U.S. Even as U.S. refugee admissions fall, IRC’s Katherine Farley and Tracy Wolstencroft as they of IRC staff in the United States and around responded to multiple emergencies, including experience is informing refugee resettlement step down as board co-chairs. Their service has the world—and the impact of generous support intensifying crises in Central and South America. and integration work in countries like Germany left the IRC not only stronger, but more effective from individuals, foundations, corporations and In Colombia, we launched programming to help and Uruguay. for the families we reach. 6 governments. Venezuelans seeking relief from economic 7 collapse, and in El Salvador to assist families The IRC’s commitment to improving humanitarian In our roles we are constantly reminded that it 2018 was the best of times and the worst of desperate to escape gang violence. When children aid is reflected in our investments in research and is the people we help who teach us our most times. The IRC helped more people, to greater were forcibly separated from their parents at the innovation. Recently, we developed a revolutionary valuable lessons: moral courage, perseverance and effect, than ever before in its history. Internal and U.S. border, the IRC helped to reunite them. new approach to treating malnourished children hope in the face of crisis. We believe each of us external assessments reflect growing confidence in the toughest places on Earth. By utilizing a has the right to lead a meaningful life, free from in the consistent quality of our work, as well as When new cases of Ebola were discovered in simplified treatment protocol, ready-to-use food violence, fear and oppression—and we work hard outstanding examples of excellence. Democratic Republic of Congo, our infectious and trained community health workers, we can to bring us closer to that ideal. disease experts responded immediately with Together with our supporters, we have risen prevent families from having to walk miles to get lifesaving care. In Yemen, we ramped up our These are challenging times and it is our duty to meet the world’s toughest humanitarian their children lifesaving treatment. response to what is now considered the world’s to the families we serve to keep our ambition in challenges, helping people to not only survive, but worst humanitarian crisis. Through it all, our teams We are proud of the IRC’s impeccable record step with the obstacles they face. We thank our recover and build meaningful lives. And when the kept hard at work in Syria, South Sudan and among charity evaluators. We earned four stars supporters for making this critical work possible. headlines fade, we hold steady, assisting families other crisis hot spots, providing a beacon of hope— from Charity Navigator for an unprecedented And to our potential supporters, we urge you to for as long as we are needed. and lasting change—in the wake of upheaval twelfth consecutive year; an A rating from join us. The world has never needed you more. But we know that the gap between needs and and despair. CharityWatch; and “Meets all 20 Standards for provision grew in 2018. And for many of our Charity Accountability” from the Better Business In 2018, refugees were too often demonized and beneficiaries and staff—whether in Yemen Bureau Wise Giving Alliance. denied their rights. While poised to resettle 19 or Myanmar—the norms and rules of war are percent of refugee arrivals to the U.S. in 2019,

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The International Rescue Committee provides lifesaving aid after an emergency strikes. We deploy crucial support to the most devastated areas in the least amount of time.

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ON THE FRONTLINES OF THE MOST SEVERE CRISES ON EARTH

When an emergency strikes—whether it’s a natural disaster, a devastating airstrike or an infectious disease outbreak—the IRC is there. Our teams provide clean water, shelter, medical care, food assistance and other critical aid to help families survive the gravest moments of their lives.

10 For 85 years, we have been responding to the world’s worst 11 humanitarian crises and our experience has taught us many things, including the importance of being prepared for an emergency. The IRC prepositions equipment and supplies in key transport hubs for delivery anywhere around the world at a moment’s notice. Our specialists—doctors, engineers, social workers and logisticians—are on standby ready to deploy when needed. And recently, we launched the Crisis Response Fund (CRF), a first-of-its-kind initiative for the IRC that allows our dedicated partners to contribute directly to our emergency preparedness and response work, and enables us to respond to emergencies as soon as we see a need.

In 2018, with CRF support and the help of other donors, the IRC has been able to respond faster, more efficiently and more

A health worker is dressed in full reliably to emergencies in Democratic Republic of Congo, personal protective equipment in Yemen, Colombia and other crisis areas. Here’s a look at how Mabalako, North Kivu, Democratic we’re responding, and the challenges communities are facing, in Republic of Congo. these three humanitarian hot spots. Kellie Ryan/IRC

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DRC: THE SECOND LARGEST EBOLA We mentor our health workers daily to ensure OUTBREAK IN HISTORY effective infection prevention and control and we provide medical supplies to health facilities, We were at the forefront of the fight to contain the including hand-washing sets, personal protective deadly Ebola virus in 2014, and today we are on equipment and thermometers. the ground in Democratic Republic of Congo as the latest outbreak threatens to erupt into another We have also established a rapid response team major epidemic. ready to deploy to unsupported facilities, and are working with community leaders and local IRC teams of infection-control specialists and organizations to ensure their needs are being health experts were immediately deployed after heard and addressed. the first reported cases to help strengthen existing Congolese health facilities, but the work is YEMEN: THE WORLD’S LARGEST dangerous, and the current outbreak is occurring HUMANITARIAN CRISIS in densely populated cities, where the virus can rapidly spread. To complicate matters, aid workers Caught in a brutal war since 2015, Yemen is now are regularly forced to suspend programming due on the brink of famine. Nearly 10 million people to violence by armed groups and protests. are at risk of starvation, with children under 5 hit the hardest. Four years of conflict, a massive Medar Kajemba exemplifies the commitment of 12 cholera outbreak and long-standing poverty have 13 IRC staff in the face of these difficulties. A refugee himself, Medar fled DRC in 2000 and emigrated to the United States, where he applied for political THIS YEAR IN YEMEN: asylum. Since then he has become a U.S. citizen and now works as an IRC environmental health specialist in Beni, one of the cities affected by the 794,379 people reached with primary Ebola outbreak. and reproductive health care. Medar is most concerned about gaining access to people in need. “If we cannot reach places because of security problems, and there are 111,584 TOP: Health workers disinfect Case Du Salut health Ebola cases in those locations, this can be a big children, pregnant women and facility in Mabalako, North Kivu, Democratic Republic of Congo. threat, not only for Beni, not only for DRC, but for lactating mothers reached with

Kellie Ryan/IRC the world.” nutrition support.

LEFT: Dr. Slyvie Musema Ngimba provides personal The IRC is leading on infection prevention and protective equipment and other supplies to a health facility in Beni, North Kivu, Democratic Republic of control during this outbreak. We are working in 59 135,433 Congo. health clinics and have trained health workers to people reached with safe water recognize symptoms and safely triage and transfer and sanitation.

Kellie Ryan/IRC suspected Ebola patients to treatment centers.

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HERE’S HOW FAR WE TRAVEL TO SAVE LIVES IN YEMEN

Our mobile health clinics reach people in some of the most remote places in the world.

SHABWAH 4.5 hrs Mobile medical teams travel across 109 miles of paved and unpaved roads to reach families in need. 14 15

On the outskirts of Aden in Yemen, a young child is waiting to receive support from the IRC’s mobile LAHIJ medical teams. Will Swanson/IRC 2.5 hrs Mobile medical teams travel across 19 miles of mountain roads and through valleys to reach families contributed to Yemen becoming the most severe “My small child was crying out of hunger, and I in need. humanitarian crisis on Earth. couldn’t give her enough food to eat,” says Samira, a mother of four who brought her 8 month old The IRC began assisting people in Yemen in 2012 to an IRC mobile clinic. The IRC team provided and we are now one of the largest health care her with immediate medicine and nutritional AL DHALE’E providers in the country. Every day, our mobile supplements and they scheduled crucial follow-up medical teams negotiate treacherous terrain to hr visits to nurse her back to health. 1 help people with no other access to treatment— Mobile medical teams travel across many of them facing starvation. These teams, The IRC is also active in cities such as Sana’a, 6 miles of mountain roads and usually comprising a doctor, midwife, pharmacist, where Sarah Abdulhakim Shamsan, an IRC through valleys to reach families vaccine expert and nutritionists, can treat up to nutritional manager, screens children under 5 for in need. 120 cases a day. malnutrition.

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exploitation by violent gangs or are left to live and work on the streets. Women and children are especially vulnerable. HOW In 2018, we launched an emergency response in the border city of Cúcuta, Colombia, focusing on protecting children and WE adolescent girls, providing health care, empowering women and facilitating economic well-being. This year, our staff has seen an HELP influx of pregnant adolescent girls at our center, some of whom are survivors of sexual violence. We help them through case In 2018, the IRC reached management, trauma counseling and financial support tailored to their needs. Our work in Cúcuta is comprehensive and ongoing 1.2 m and it is unlike that of any other service provider in the region. people through our

We have also introduced a cash assistance program, working efforts to raise awareness with local partners to identify families in urgent need of monthly about human rights, stipends. “I sell seeds [as snacks] on buses, but the money is protection and gender- not enough,” says Cibel, 34, who walked seven days with her based violence. 2-month-old son in her arms to reach Colombia. We helped her pay rent and secure basics like food for her baby, lifting a

16 tremendous amount of stress from her life. “Thank God, it’s a 17 Cibel Ortiz outside her home in Cúcuta, Colombia. western Venezuela,” says Marianne Menjivar, the blessing,” she says. “I’m alive because of the IRC.” In 2018, the IRC trained Her family fled Venezuela and the IRC is helping them IRC’s country director for Colombia and Venezuela. rebuild their lives. We also provided Cibel with health care when she became 23,852 “Every day, more than 35,000 Venezuelans cross Andres Brenner/IRC pregnant with another child. During the last trimester of her people on child protection, the Simon Bolivar bridge to purchase food and pregnancy, she and IRC nurse Diana Rodriguez built a strong gender-based violence receive medical assistance, among other services bond. “My baby is going to be called Diana, because of her. She and protection principles, She finds hope in the chaos, she says, when which are not available in Venezuela. Of that has helped me so much with all my medicines and everything and service delivery. children suffering from severe malnourishment number, around 5,000 do not return, many of else I needed. She has truly become a friend.” become healthy again. It means so much to her to whom are without official documentation or status.” see relief wash over a mother’s face after her child These Venezuelans have little or no money and is cured. “I am very proud that we are helping these few opportunities to earn income. Many risk In 2018, the IRC assisted families,” she says. 2,175 VENEZUELA: ECONOMIC COLLAPSE children and parents FUELS A REFUGEE CRISIS seeking asylum in the I’m alive because of U.S. and resettled The economic crisis and increasing violence in 5,374 refugees and SIV Venezuela has driven more than 3.4 million people the IRC. recipients across 25 out of the country since 2014. One-third of them U.S. cities. are emigrating to nearby Colombia, “a lifeline for CIBEL, 34

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The International Rescue Committee unites with corporations, foundations and donors to make a lasting impact on refugees’ lives and help them integrate into their new communities.

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EMPOWERING REFUGEES, LIFTING ENTIRE COMMUNITIES

Refugees bring valuable skills and experiences to their new communities, but often face barriers in putting these skills to use. Restrictive laws may prohibit them from working and language or cultural barriers can prevent them from earning an income. Some refugees also struggle with mental and physical health issues stemming from war and persecution. These

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The IRC is committed to helping refugees overcome these barriers. Every day, we make a lasting impact on people’s lives by giving them the tools and training required to succeed. We are leaders in helping refugees integrate and become self-sufficient, contributing members of their new communities in the United States and around the world.

JUNAID: “YOU NEED TO GO STEP BY STEP”

“When you want to do something big, you need to start from the bottom,” says Junaid Mageed, a refugee from Iraq who arrived in Dallas, Texas with his wife and two children in 2018. “You need to go step by step, because when you reach the high level, you’ll be strong enough to stay there.” Junaid works behind the scenes at the Adolphus Hotel. He is a graduate of the IRC’s Hospitality Link program. Junaid spent the first month in his new city going to 30 job

Andrew Oberstadt/IRC interviews, offering the considerable experience he had gained working with international companies in Iraq, but he got no offers. Then he learned about the IRC’s Hospitality Link

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to my life,” says Mary Lou Lafferty, the hotel’s housekeeping manager.

Junaid is just one example of the program’s success. In two years, Hospitality Link has placed nearly 500 people in jobs with almost 200 employers in seven U.S. cities.

“I’m very happy now,” Junaid says, “because this is what people are looking for—a good job, a happy family and our health.”

He’s been an awesome addition to the company, to 22 the department and 23 Junaid with his boss, Mary Lou, at the Adolphus Hotel in TOP: Patience, a refugee from Democratic Republic Dallas, Texas. of Congo, is doing vocational training in photography definitely to my life. and videography. Andrew Oberstadt/IRC IKEA Foundation MARY LOU LAFFERTY, ADOLPHUS HOTEL’S RIGHT: Cing, a refugee from Myanmar, shares a photo HOUSEKEEPING MANAGER program sponsored by the TripAdvisor Charitable of her younger self. With the support of IRC partner Foundation and Marriott International. Vertical Generation, Cing is getting help with school work and learning rock climbing. The IRC and our partners remain committed to “Hospitality Link is three things,” says Truet Davis, Kulsoom Rizvi/IRC supporting refugees like Junaid in the U.S., despite who oversees job placement at the IRC office in current policy curtailing refugee resettlement. Over Dallas, which prioritizes job readiness training, the last five decades, we have resettled more than PATIENCE: “I DREAM OF BEING language classes and skills training. 370,000 refugees comprising 119 nationalities. A JOURNALIST” Junaid was hired as office coordinator in We greet families at the airport and set them up When refugees are able to use their talents housekeeping at Marriott International’s Adolphus with a furnished home. We help adults find jobs, and develop their skills, they and their new Hotel. Because he spoke English and had children to start school and entire families to communities benefit. considerable management experience, he quickly become American citizens. More than ever, we are adapted to his new position and embraced the dedicated to helping refugee families thrive in their In Kenya, the IRC and the IKEA Foundation have opportunity. “He’s been an awesome addition to new communities. partnered to empower young people in Nairobi. the company, to the department and definitely Now entering its third year, the BILLY program

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(short for Building Incomes and Leveraging ADVOCATES FOR CHANGE Livelihoods for Youth) offers a variety of pathways HOW INTEGRATING REFUGEES INTO Through our global advocacy efforts, the IRC is bringing policy for refugees, from skills training to apprenticeships THEIR NEW COMMUNITIES makers and the public together to take action on behalf of to small business grants. WE refugees and displaced people. Here are some of the ways we The IRC supports the integration of Uwiduhaye Dositha Patience, a refugee from advocated for lasting change in 2018. refugees and asylum seekers in many Democratic Republic of Congo, is doing her HELP places where we work, including Europe U.S. REFUGEE RESETTLEMENT vocational training in photography and videography. and the United States. Our integration work Our grassroots work helped ensure all anti-refugee bills in states When Patience was a baby, her parents were killed is grounded in five principles: with an IRC presence were defeated. We promoted pro-refugee In 2018, the IRC provided and she lost her hand during Congo’s brutal civil resolutions, 10 of which passed in states with IRC offices, war. A stranger picked her up off the roadside, CONTEXT SPECIFICITY delivering new funding streams that benefit refugees. 1.6 m saving her life, and took her to Rwanda. But when We consider the characteristics of children with schooling and Patience was a teenager, her adoptive mother CONFLICT IN YEMEN the receiving community and the education opportunities. died and she was alone once more. She ended up The IRC led a joint letter from five major aid organizations political and economic climate. in Nairobi. operating in Yemen that helped to secure the passage of the War Powers Resolution in the House and Senate, which would Patience, now 21, was worried when she started PARTNERSHIPS withdraw U.S. support for the Saudi-led coalition. To codify the her training. She didn’t know how she was going In 2018, the IRC supported We build strong partnerships with peace process, we helped lead efforts to authorize the first to hold the camera with only one hand. But she businesses, local organizations and Yemen-focused U.N. resolution in nearly four years. 15,645 stayed positive, remembering how she taught 24 other stakeholders. existing businesses and 25 herself to ride a bicycle and later helped children HUMANITARIAN AID REFORM 4,738 new businesses. with disabilities do the same. She is determined In 2018, U.N. member states negotiated the first-ever Global COMMUNITY ROOTS to succeed. Refugee Compact, with the IRC acting as the leading We build trust with community voice for better, longer-term solutions for refugees. We helped “I dream of being a journalist,” she says, “someone members and harness the power facilitate an agreement by UNHCR and member states to who exposes ills and community problems.” In 2018, supporters made of volunteerism. measure and track improvements in refugees’ lives. Alongside her training, she is also doing outreach

to other people with disabilities through a project EUROPE RESPONSE TO MIGRATION 8,000+ calls to Congress. CLIENT FOCUS she calls “I Am Able.” In the future, she says, “I An IRC report shed light on the conditions and humanitarian We focus on individuals’ strengths want to travel around Kenya and assess the living needs of migrants along the Central Mediterranean Migration and skills to help them succeed. conditions of the disabled.” Route. Our recommendations were taken up by policy makers and influenced key European Union debates. “When Patience came in, she was [feeling] low,” Nearly GROUP SENSITIVITY recalls Moses Onyancha, BILLY’s assistant HUMANITARIAN AID FUNDING IN THE U.S.

We are sensitive to the needs livelihood officer. “Now, she is an outgoing lady. IRC’s strong and cohesive Hill engagement strategy helped 50,000 actions were taken by our of specific groups, such as BILLY is something that has really shaped her life.” ensure that the House and Senate supported full funding for advocates in 2018. refugee children. humanitarian assistance in the FY 2019 budget. “BILLY project and IRC,” Patience says, “are my mother and my father.”

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BURUNDI 1996 WE STAY LONG AFTER THE HEADLINES FADE CHAD 2004

In the countries listed here, we have provided continuous support for 15 years or CÔTE D’IVOIRE 2003 more. We are committed to helping people

not only survive, but recover and rebuild DRC 1996 their lives.

In addition to our work in these places, ETHIOPIA 2000 the IRC is active in more than 25 other countries. KENYA 1992

LIBERIA 1996

SIERRA LEONE 1998

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TANZANIA 1993

UGANDA 1998

AFGHANISTAN 1998

PAKISTAN 1980

THAILAND 1975

UNITED STATES 1980

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Today’s refugee crisis demands an aid revolution. At the International Rescue Committee, we are creating game- changing solutions that save lives and bring hope and dignity to refugees in crisis.

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IRC INNOVATORS DEVELOP LIFE-CHANGING SOLUTIONS

At the IRC, we are constantly challenging ourselves and others to find new ways to reach more people and make a bigger difference in their lives. We design new solutions that draw on the best evidence of what works. We talk to the people we serve to understand their needs and aspirations. We look for inspiration in how analogous problems are solved. And after rigorously

30 testing our solutions to ensure they are cost-effective, we take 31 them to scale.

Here is a snapshot of innovation at the IRC, highlights of our recent successes and a tribute to a true humanitarian hero.

A GROUNDBREAKING APPROACH TO TREATING ACUTE MALNUTRITION

It’s no secret that the humanitarian approach to malnourishment needs improvement. Malnourished children and their parents often walk miles in search of health services, with no guarantee of receiving help once they arrive. And when they do receive medical care, full treatment may not be available. Many children are referred out after completing only partial treatment. With 50.5 million children under the age of 5 facing acute malnutrition, it’s time for a new approach. A child is given therapeutic food by IRC’s mobile medical team outside of Aden, Yemen. Thanks to IRC experts and our supporters, change is now

Will Swanson/IRC possible. After four years of research, a randomized control trial

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THREE WAYS WE COMBAT ACUTE MALNUTRITION:

Treat all children with acute malnutrition together in one program until they reach full health.

Provide health care directly in the communities where families and children live.

Design tools that are not literacy dependent (including color-coded armbands that diagnose acute malnutrition).

32 33 TOP: In South Sudan, the IRC helps children recover from able to treat children with high accuracy using our malnutrition and other illnesses. simplified protocol and tools. Tim Nesmith/IRC

OPPOSITE PAGE: A health worker screens a young child for THE LARGEST EARLY CHILDHOOD malnutrition at a mobile clinic operated by the IRC on INTERVENTION IN HISTORY the outskirts of Aden, Yemen.

Will Swanson/IRC In 2017, we were proud to announce that our partnership with Sesame Workshop won the MacArthur Foundation’s first-ever $100 million and a successful feasibility study in South Sudan, “100&Change” award to bring education and our team has developed a sector-altering model to healing to a generation of children affected by combat malnutrition. the Syrian war. In December 2018, the LEGO We tested the effectiveness of training community Foundation joined our efforts, awarding $100 health workers on severe acute malnutrition million to Sesame Workshop, BRAC, the IRC and treatment in South Sudan. In the study, treated NYU to bring the power of learning through play children had a recovery rate of 91 percent to to children caught in the Rohingya and Syrian moderate acute malnutrition and 75 percent of refugee crises. The LEGO Foundation’s support children made a full recovery. These results show enables us to deepen the play-based learning that low-literate community health workers were aspects of our Syria response region programming.

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AHLAN SIMSIM (WELCOME SESAME) PROVIDES:

DIRECT SERVICES Programs support parents, helping them provide the nurturing care and stimulation children need to mitigate the impact of displacement. Early learning centers provide children with play-based learning at a critical stage in their development.

MASS MEDIA A new locally produced version of Sesame Street premiering in fall 2019 will introduce 3434 characters who reflect the 35 A South Sudanese girl studies at the Yoyo primary unique experiences of refugee school in Bidi Bidi, Uganda.

children. It will be delivered Tara Todras-Whitehill/IRC through television, mobile phones and digital platforms. “With support from the MacArthur Foundation and the LEGO Foundation, the IRC’s early INFLUENCING POLICY childhood development program with Sesame AND PRACTICE Workshop will equip millions of children with the Ahlan Simsim seeks to language, literacy, numeracy and social-emotional achieve greater access to skills they need to buffer the effects of toxic early childhood development stress and lead productive, healthy and fulfilling services for children affected lives,” says Sarah Smith, IRC’s senior director of by displacement. The program education. Designed with the understanding that will conduct and disseminate quality early childhood development services can research in partnership with significantly counteract the effects of trauma and NYU and engage ministries, displacement, our programming aims to impact donors, humanitarian agencies Sesame Street Muppets visit with children in a refugee more than 1 million children in the Syrian response camp in Lebanon. and local nonprofits. region via direct services. Ryan Heffernan/Sesame Workshop

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Tonton the Muppet interacts with a Syrian refugee Today, Airbel continues this legacy of creative girl during a kindergarten class at the Fneish camp in thinking. With a focus on scalable solutions, eastern Lebanon. the team invests in ideas with long-term impact Tara Todras-Whitehill/IRC and reach. Airbel’s efforts include: a machine- learning algorithm that optimally matches Syrian In Syria, Iraq, Lebanon and Jordan, we are refugees to job opportunities in Jordan; a human- rapidly moving forward with the early childhood centered design approach to prevent violence development program, which is now called Ahlan against women through faith leaders in Uganda; a Simsim (“Welcome Sesame” in Arabic). In 2018 computer-assisted learning program for refugee the team began implementation, reaching more children in Bangladesh aimed at mobilizing quickly than 5,000 children in Jordan and Lebanon. and efficiently on the onset of crisis. Trainings and start-up activities are underway in With programs spanning education, health, Syria and Iraq. employment and more, Airbel is committed to HOW AIRBEL COMES TO LIFE Rasha* is one of the children benefiting from our developing products, services and systems that efforts. She and her mother Haya* fled Syria three can drastically improve humanitarian aid. DESIGN years ago for Jordan. For a long time, 4-year- Henry Arnhold was committed to helping refugees and Develop and prototype solutions old Rasha felt alone. But when she began our A VISIONARY PHILANTHROPIST displaced people. program, “she started to play with other kids, and INVESTS IN THE FUTURE that draw on a deep understanding Arnhold Foundation 36 of context, user needs and values, to encourage other children,” says Haya, who 37 Henry Arnhold, an inspiring innovator and IRC outside sciences and disciplines. remembers watching a Sesame show as a child. supporter, passed away in 2018 at the age of 96. research and development hub in Amman, Jordan. “My favorite is Elmo,” says Rasha with a shy smile. Henry brought big ideas to life. He built bridges Rasha loves spending time at our caravan, where While Henry lived for the future, he never forgot TEST between like-minded people and organizations and she paints, draws and learns in a playful way. his past. He was dedicated to helping families who, Rigorously evaluate impact and between academics and practitioners. Through his like him, had no choice but to escape persecution. cost-effectiveness and share results. *Names changed for privacy reasons support of a new IRC Research and Development When the Nazi regime was in power, the Arnhold Center, Henry helped to create breakthrough family was forced to flee Germany. They left for HOW THE AIRBEL CENTER IS innovations for refugees and displaced people. SCALE Switzerland in 1937, but Henry was later captured CHANGING LIVES Leverage IRC’s global network and Today, the benefits of Henry’s vision are beginning and sent to a prison camp. When released, expertise and engage public and The IRC’s Airbel Center develops life-changing to be realized. Because of him, the humanitarian Henry—like many migrants before and after him— private partners to scale solutions. solutions tailored to the needs of people in crisis. sector is better served by research and evidence began a long journey, eventually emigrating to The center was named after one of IRC’s founders, on how to meet refugees’ needs. Henry was also the U.S. He became a successful businessman, Varian Fry, who during WWII established the safe the principal architect of the IRC’s collaboration running a boutique investment bank and brokerage house Air-Bel Villa that helped thousands escape with the Zolberg Institute on Migration at The New firm and later an investment management the Holocaust. Like all heroes in the early years School. Students now have the chance to work company. of the IRC, Varian had no playbook or standard side by side with IRC global teams, designing Henry’s intellectual curiosity, optimism and hope operating procedure to guide him. He applied solutions in refugee resettlement centers in for the future live on in his legacy at the IRC. We inventive thinking and took calculated risks. America, remote villages in Niger and our regional

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will carry forward his values and commitment. And we thank the Arnhold family for standing with us in our journey. HOW NEW SCHOOL FELLOWS DESIGN AND WE IMPLEMENT NEW INNOVATIONS

The Arnhold Foundation created a way for early-career scholars HELP at The New School to work alongside IRC teams to develop new solutions that better serve refugees. Thus far, two dozen In 2018, the IRC supported students have had the chance to work side by side with our global staff. They’ve designed solutions in refugee resettlement 27,827 offices in America, communities in Amman, villages in Niger and village and saving loan other places where we work. association members.

In 2018, two fellows, Amanda Porter and Yuxin Cheng, VSLA participants saved developed an SMS messaging app to streamline communication more than $1,000,000. between caseworkers and newly resettled refugees. The app allows caseworkers to focus directly on supporting refugees and helps to ease a refugee family’s transition to the U.S. In 2018, 3838 A prototype is being tested in the IRC’s Atlanta resettlement 39 office with plans to scale to other offices. The tool will be public 8,027 so other resettlement agencies can adapt it to fit their needs. volunteers in the U.S. provided more than 200,000 hours of service.

In 2018, the IRC supported

16,177 schools, education centers, vocational training centers and safe healing and learning spaces.

LEFT: Girls take part in mindfulness activities inside IRC’s safe space for children in Nargazilia camp in Iraq.

Emily Kinskey/IRC

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OUR SUPPORTERS

The International Rescue Committee extends its deepest 40 41 gratitude to our supporters, who help us restore dignity and hope to people whose lives are profoundly affected by conflict, oppression and natural disaster. The commitment of our donors—individuals, foundations, corporations, governments, nongovernmental organizations and multilateral agencies—is what enables us to respond swiftly in emergencies and help communities to recover from crisis.

IRC’s Annual Report allow us to recognize the generous donors who supported the IRC during the past fiscal year, which began Oct. 1, 2017, and ended Sept. 30, 2018.

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$1,000,000 + $500,000 + The Walton Family Modelo USA Robert and Judith Mark T. Gallogly and Morgan Stanley $50,000 + Anonymous (1) Anonymous (3) Foundation Morgan Stanley Global Armstrong Elizabeth B. Strickler Mr. Ward Bouwsma (§) Anonymous (12) Arnhold Foundation Airbnb Merryl H. and James S. Impact Funding Trust Bainum Family Mr. David Geffen The New York Community Arthur N. and Diane L. BlackRock The Andrew W. Mellon Tisch National Philanthropic Foundation Gilead Sciences, Inc. Trust Abbey Bloomberg Foundation Judy and Josh S. Weston Trust Bank of America Goldman Sachs Gives Newman’s Own G. Agron Philanthropies Cliff S. and Laurel E. Malcolm Hewitt Wiener Network For Good Charitable Gift Fund Goldman Sachs Foundation Al Garren Fund Citi Foundation Asness Foundation Eve Niquette and Alan and Jane Batkin Philanthropy Fund Xuan and Hoa Nguyen Alpenglow Foundation Dubai Cares The Carson Family Estate of John P. Wood Charles Pohl Dr. Georgette F. Bennett Google Nina Mason Pulliam and the John Hobby Fidelity Charitable Charitable Trust and the John Wood Northern Trust Company and Dr. Leonard S. Hauser Foundation, Charitable Trust Catto Family Larry and Lori Fink Laurent and Johanna Crankstart Foundation Trust Open Society Polonsky Rita E. and Gustave OCP Group Google.org Alpert, in memory The Eleanor Crook Foundations Bessemer National Gift M. Hauser Michael J. and Gail The IKEA of Paul and Sophie Foundation $250,000 + PayPal Fund Hawk Foundation O’Neill Foundation The Peierls Foundation, Alpert The Destina Foundation Anonymous (1) BNY Mellon Ben and Felicia Horowitz Donald A. Pels Charitable LDS Charities Inc. Jonathan & Kathleen Theodore J. Forstmann American Express The Bob & Anna Lou Maria Hummer-Tuttle Trust David and Ruth Carol F. and Altman Foundation Charitable Trust William K. 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Ralph and Louise The Merancas Foundation, Sydney and Stanley S. Adelson Family The Eli and Edythe L. David F. and Frances A. Haberfeld Inc. Shuman Foundation Broad Foundation Eberhart John R. Hain and Jennifer Mutual of America Michael Siliski and Robyn Nancy and Andrew Friederike and Roland Cheryl and Blair Effron Allen Thomas R. Nides Lamar Adelson Buelow Dr. Robert and Mrs. Graham Hamilton Nike, Inc Dr. Shonni Silverberg and AEG Family Foundation Charles Cahn Jr. and Marilyn Ellsworth Harman Family Northern Trust Bank Mr. John Shapiro Alchemy Foundation Nancy Maruyama The Elman Family Foundation of Florida Estate of Elizabeth Ann Altman 2011 Charitable California Community Foundation HBO Sarah and Peter O’Hagan Silverman Lead Annuity Trust Foundation Dana and Robert Emery Head Family Charitable Participant Media Arne and Ruth Sorenson Kevin and Karen John Y. 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Colleen and Robert Haas The Lipkin Family, Daisy Paradis Mr. & Mrs. Larry The Waterfall Foundation, The Jett and Julia John and Marianne Natalia Chefer and Colleen Dunn Hall and in memory of Evelyn Sheila Parekh-Blum and A. Silverstein/ Inc. Anderson Fund B. Bowers Joel Tompkins Stephen Hall Appell Lipkin and Christopher G. Blum Silverstein Properties Wells Fargo APCO Worldwide Elizabeth Bowles Angela Huang and The Harold and Mimi Stanley Lipkin Nirav and Alexis Patel The Skye Foundation Inc. Karen White and Around Foundation Hyde 1996 Trust Geoffrey Chen Steinberg Charitable Beverly B. Long Estate Mandy Patinkin and Barbara Bartlett Sloan Paula Folawn Sherif Assef Helen Brandshaft Diane Chesnut Trust George Lucas Family Kathryn Grody Edward M. Smith (§) Whole Foods Market The Attias Family Bravo Foundation Nicholas R. and Matthew Harren Foundation Stanley and Dorothy Smith Family Foundation Jack P. 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Breitenoeder Kevin Casey Carolina Foundation Adirondack Vroom, a program of The Bristol-Myers Squibb Neely and Todd Cather Community Foundation Thang Do Foundation Bezos Family Foundation Taryn Catlin Serving Boulder John D. Donahue Elizabeth C. Evert Foundation Julian Brizzi Deirdre Cavanagh County DonateWell The F.G.K. Foundation Raj Bhattacharyya and Bryson Brodie Patrick Cavanaugh Compass Rose Gary D. and Marilyn T. Merle G. Fabian Samantha Heller Kevin J. and Paula H. Central Minnesota Lynne Conboy Doolen Facing History And Matthew Bidwell Brosch Community Patricia Cone and Mr. & Mrs. Dooner Ourselves, Inc. IRC Voice Lena Headey visits a refugee family she met in Greece at their Sunil Bijlani Mrs. Denise H. Brown Foundation Michael Gorham Mrs. Mary L. Dorking Alison Faith new home in Germany. Bingham High School Mary Lord Brown Craig Chaddock Renee Conforte Jeff and Jennifer Eileen Farley The Birches Foundation Milton and Fannie Brown Rick Chalk Rosemary Connolly Dougherty Tawna Farmer Tara Todras-Whitehill/IRC Sami Bitar Family Foundation Barbara Conrad Alexandrea B. Douglas Margaret Feige

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David Glaser and Gary L. Gorchester Paul Grand and Sunitha James Hegarty and Leland Irwin Kim and Elliot Katz Foundation Cornstock Lesley Elton Elizabeth M. Gordon Menon Ellen Fulton Arnold R. Isaacs Kaufman Family Karen Krupnik and Ruth Norden Lowe and Rolf and Julie A. Goetze Martin Gore Madeleine Grant Dick Heiser Kazuko Ishida Foundation Alexander Zaharoff Warner L. Lowe Paul Goldenberg Cathleen Gorman Sharon Graugnard Heisman Trophy Trust Mehdi Izadi Jerold S. Kayden and Alex Krupp Memorial Fund Goldman Sachs Michael J. Gorno Greater Cincinnati Simon Helberg Charles J. Jacklin Sanda Lambert Beryl Kuder Luetkemeyer Jr. Family William L. Goldman Joel Goulder Foundation Hanes A. Heller J. David and Rachel Kazickas Family Lisa Kunkel Foundation Inc. Peter J. Gollon Roy Grafton Greater New Orleans Jane Hendley Jacobs Foundation, Inc. David and Lucy Kurtzer- Saundra Lumish Foundation Sue J. Henry and Todd James and Tatiana Mercedes Kelso Ellenbogen Lumsden Restaurants, Albert H. 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Hilaly Saeed Aftab Khan Lawler Marvin R. Maas Nancy Gruber-Meier and Brose Hie Hill Foundation Ray Jeffrey Mumtaz Khan Eva and Ted Lazarus AnneMarie Macari Henry C. Meier Barbara Hiller Barbara Jeniker Shahrzad Khayami George LeBeau Mrs. Katherine P. Macari hosts not only Beth and Ken Gunn Connie Hillman Family J. R. and Kay D. Jennings Donald M. & Helen Jean Lecuyer Dustin L. Mackie Solbert Romaine Gustava Foundation Josh Jensen H. Kidder Family Edward L. Lee Jr. Craig MacLeod provide short-term Trust Conrad N. Hilton Peggy and Charles Foundation Shen Lee Macmillan Publishers The Guttman Family Foundation Jernigan Gina Kim Brian Lehrer Wilmer MacNair Foundation Thomas Hinkle Dr. Kurt Jetta Mrs. William J. (Ann Phofl) Albert C. and Flora Macquarie Group 54 housing to those 55 William H. Haberfeld Minfong Ho Jewish Community Kirby Leisenring Foundation in need, but also Patricia Hackbarth Charles J. and Mary Foundation of Kathi Kitao Gerald M. Lemole Mehul Madia Barry G. Haimes Hodge Southern Arizona Jackie and Andrew Klaber Barbara L. Lences Daniel Mah & Zach Haitz Webster F. Hoener Melanie and Gregory W. Mr. Frederick Kleene Jr. & Richard Levi & Rachel Hines help refugees forge Peter & Helen Haje Quinn and Paula Hogan Jimmerson Mrs. Janice Kleene Susan Perry Maids of Athena Grand Foundation Elizabeth Holden Helgi Jobe Mrs. Judy Klein & Mr. David and Lindsay Levin Lodge new connections. Mona Hajj Tamisie Honey Elizabeth J. Johnson Larry Klein Cindy Levine Peter Maier and Elizabeth Kathryn Haller and Glenda Hope Gertrude B. Johnson Pamela Knowles Charles Levy Tennant They are creating Jeffrey L. Johnson Horwitz Family Fund J. Stanley & Mary W. Monique Knowlton JoAnna Leyenaar Majestic Construction Lisa and Paul Haller Jon and Catherine Howell Johnson Family Knudson Charitable Fund Bruce Lin & Management new levels of Mrs. Evelyn J. Halpert HS Management Foundation Steve Kobre and Elizabeth J. 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Zohair Hyder Charlene Kaiser The Kresge Foundation Raghu Loganathan Gary Mallon Hayes Mary Hynes and Marc Ruth Kane Jane Kristof Melissa Long Paul A. Mandeville Lexi Hazam Tessier-Lavigne J.M. Kaplan Fund Jacqueline Krump Winston and Bette B. Lord Abeel Mangi JOE GEBBIA, HCD Foundation Gifting Fund Alexandra Kass Faye & Mayer Krupp Robert P. Lorenz and CO-FOUNDER AND CHIEF PRODUCT OFFICER, Maureen C. Healy and Alphonse Ilekis Dina Katabi Family Charitable Christine H. AIRBNB Gary Alexion David K. Ingalls

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Ece Manisali Mrs. Paula Merritt Michael and Jill Murphy Susan Oppenheimer Sampson Foundation Gerard M. Manning and Bruce E. Meyer Patricia C. Murphy Adrienne Orlan Daniel Samuel Anne-Marie O’Farrell Ron M. Meyer John E. and Shirley V. R. Ostrovsky Mark Sandelson Susan E. Manuel Melik Meziani Nash Maryann Padol Elizabeth Sands David Mar Eli Michael National Bank of Arizona Robert A. Page Jr. Norman and Minia Sas Caroline S. Markfield Betsy S. Michel Foundation Richard H. and Rebecca Tom and Linda Savage Mrs. Dorothy Marks Middlecott Foundation National Christian L. Palmer George Scangos Ray Marmash Pauline Milius Foundation Pannonia Foundation Scheidel Foundation Andy Marsh and Robert & Catherine National Institute for the Thomas Papanek Alice and Robert Schenck Kathy Mattes Miller Charitable Clinical Application Matthew Pappas Gregory S. and Christina Kate Martell Foundation of Behavioral Kala Parker R. Scherrer Margaret Hosmer Martens Gail and Marshall Miller Medicine Mrs. Lorraine Y. Parmer Neal and Margaret and George Martens Tamara Diane Miller Mark and Nancy Nelkin Jorge Parola Schmale Craig T. Mason Mr. and Mrs. Jay Miller Charitable Fund Kristen Parton Richard Schoeb Qazi Nuaman Masood Robert L. Miller The Dorothy and Mark Pasadena Community Art Schupack Natalie Matinho Tracy Miller Nelkin Charitable Foundation Georgia L. and Thomas R. Robert and Joan Matloff Mrs. Diane R. Millhiser Fund Leo Patching Schuttish Joseph and Eileen Marlene Millikan The New World Jennie Patel Jordanna Schutz Mattingly Donna Mills Foundation John D. Patterson, Jr. and The Polis Schutz Family Teresa and Marc Mayberg Mohammed Minhaj Adrian Ng Michele F. Demarest Foundation John D. Mayberry Minneapolis Foundation Christopher and Mary Margot Patterson Phyllis Schwartz Esther Mintzer Margaret Ng Miles Patterson Brian K. Mazar Members of GenR, IRC’s group of young humanitarians, traveled to Sierra Leone to see the Jessica W. Seaton and Kevin McCarthy Elizabeth Misek James W. Nickel and Jonathan Peacock Linda Z. Swartz IRC in action. The John and Teresa The Jo Mitchell Patricia D. White Santiago Perez Verena & Dennis Seisun McLean Family Fund Foundation Neila Adriana Nivia Tec Petaja Melody Westen/IRC Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Sellitti 56 57 Janet McClintock and MM.LaFleur Nordemann Peters Family Foundation Mark Shannon Abby Pratt David L. and Margaret Saralee Rosen and John F. Imle Tobi Molko Foundation, Inc. Leigh Peters-Fransen Ralph Shapiro Premise Reuther Gary Blumsohn Mary Ann McCoy John Molner Ryan Norris Ms. Lois Pettinger Dr. J Sharma Phillip Prince Eleanor and William Michael Rosenblatt Rebecca McCracken Peter and Lori Monaco Mary Norton Elizabeth and Tod Peyton James B. Shaw Lynn R. and Karl E. 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Rinn Family Foundation Nick and Asena Morrill Elizabeth O’Connor Nicholas Platt and Charlotte Shultz Quartner Ripple Foundation Inc. McKeown Mary Morse Loretta O’Connor Irene Pletka Clare N. Shumway Fahd Quddus Rizley Family Foundation Matthew Runkle and McLean Foundation Deborah Mortlock John O’Farrell and Gloria Plex, Inc. Susanne Shutz Rabobank, N.A. Michael and Patti Roberts Rebecca Koepnick David and Sheila McLean Gregory and Andrea Principe Daniel Podolsky Sherry G. Siegel Racine Dominican Sisters Mr. and Mrs. William Francie Rutherford Neal McNerney Moser Nancy and Morris W. Offit PooPourri Jurg and Linda James Radner and Mary Roberts Jess Saalfield Meadowlark Foundation Sara E. Moss The Ohrstrom Foundation Craig Poore Siegenthaler Wells Jim and Pat Robertson Qasid Sadiq Medtronic Foundation Eve Mothner Old First Presbyterian Lester Poretsky Family Stephen D. Silberman and Bonnie Raitt Rock Paper Scissors Richard Saillard Nadeem Meghji B. D. Mott Church, San Foundation Inc. Kathy J. Schwartz Salim Ramji and Parisa Foundation Saint Paul & Minnesota Julie Mehretu Michelle Mueller Francisco Ben Posel and Jessica Julian T. and Barbara S. Jaffer Thomas S. Roeder Foundations Michelle Mello Muller Family Foundation Omaze Bauman Simmons Amy B. Rashkow The Rogers Foundation Michael Salama Rithesh Menon Kathleen Murnion Kevin O’Neil Mr. and Mrs. Fred Poses Barbara N. Simon Vivekanand Rau and Stephen and Kent Rogers Sarah Saleh Pamela Smith-Mentz Margueritte Murphy Ann E. Onymous Posner-Wallace Vance Simonds Farzaneh Abhari Julie Roley Khaled Salem and David Mentz Mary Murphy Oppenheim Family Fund Foundation Simple Actions Family Leo M. Reid Ronus Foundation Alice Saltonstall Jean L. Oppenheimer Foundation

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Lawrence A. and Frances Buddy Steves and Tolleson Family Unitarian Universalist VICA Foundation Anita Volz Wien and LIFETIME GIVING The Peierls Foundation, E. Sims Rowena Young Foundation Society of Michael and Diane Byron Wien The IRC is grateful to Inc. Linda Singer and Joseph Dr. Susan Stewart Martha Doerr Toppin Sacramento Vincent Phyllis Wiener its many supporters Pfizer Inc and Pfizer Sternlieb Susan Stewart The Tow Foundation UnitedHealth Group Susan Vitka and Peter Jack Wilbern whose compassion and Foundation Alexandra Sinick J.C. Stockton Nicholas Travers Amy Upgren Fox-Penner Ann L. Wild generosity over the Judy and Josh S. Weston Lawrence Slaughter Ned Stoffel TriCounties Bank Wayne Upton Kathryn and Robert Vizas Joanna Will decades has helped Lisa M. Vagge Norman Slawsky and Ivana Stolnik Trinity Presbyterian VMware Foundation Lynn F. and Brian Wille vulnerable families to $5 million + Marcia Abrams Church Atlanta Marianna Vaidman Stone Willis Towers Watson Barbra Streisand Paul and Susan Vogel survive, recover, and Anonymous (1) Jeff and Toni Slepak Ed Tristram Associates, The Hon. William J. Michael J. Volkovitsch Michael and Veronica Dena G. Willmore and regain control of their American Red Cross Inc. vanden Heuvel Meredith and Henry Peter E. Sluka Stubbs Martha J. Thurber futures. William K. Bowes, Jr. Shawn W. Slywka and Rodham E. Tulloss Brett Vapnek Von Kohorn Susan S. and T. Dennis Wilmington Trust of Foundation Kenneth Roe U.S. Bank Estate of Emily Vassel Arlene Waksberg Sullivan, II Pennsylvania $40 million + The Carson Family Dr. and Mrs. Bernard E. John and Julie Ver Ploeg Mrs. Aletta T. Wilson Russy and Anita Shannon Unger Thomas Walker Anonymous (1) Charitable Trust Small Sumariwalla Wallace Family Marcia Wilson The John D. and The IKEA Foundation Jacqueline Smalley Christina and Matthew Mrs. Laura and Foundation Dtd Catherine T. LDS Charities Dennis E. Walo and Wirig Caitlin Smallwood Dr. Jack Summer MacArthur David and Ruth Levine Allen H. Smith Kathleen E. Irvin Hollis Summers Laura Witherspoon Foundation The Andrew W. Mellon Cherida Collins Smith Cecilia Walpole-Griffin Joan W. Wofford Patricia Sun NoVo Foundation Foundation Donna Wardenaar Dylan Smith Ali G. Surek To refugees fleeing Jack H. Wolf Stichting Vluchteling Network For Good Smith Family Legacy SurveyMonkey Glenn and Randee Natalie Wolman and Open Society Foundation The Susan S. Shiva Warren David W. Fulker war, murder and $20 million + Foundations Lawrence and Ann Smith Foundation Sarah Washburn Marilyn Wolper Anonymous (1) Open Square Charitable Molly Smith Mona K. Sutphen and James P. Wason The Honorable Kimba Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Patricia Smith Charitable Clyde Williams famine, IRC offers Cecille Wasserman M. Wood and Mr. Bill & Melinda Gates Tamara G. and Michael D. Foundation Jane Swicegood Ben Wasserstein Frank E. Richardson 58 Root 59 Andrea Woodner Foundation Philip Smith Robert and Marijeanne food, shelter and Jawwad Wasti Silicon Valley Community Watering Pond Foundation Workday Schwab Charitable James Madison’s Swift Foundation Judith Watson Barry Wright and Margaret The Starr Foundation Montpelier J. Bradford Sympson humanitarian aid in The Speyer Family William Watson Jones Vanguard Charitable RG and Julia Solmssen Starr Taber Foundation Nancy S. Somers Sharon Hennessy Taipei the most desperate Trent Weber Peter Wurman Katherine Farley and Edward Sonn The Wyss Foundation $10 million + American School Andrew Webster Jerry I. Speyer Chris Webster South Wind Foundation John Tait circumstances. With Chaethana Yalamanchili Anonymous (1) Starr International Larry and Judy Sowder Alfred F. Talbot Brad Wechsler and Patty Sylvia Yee and Arnhold Foundation Foundation Carol H. Sox Megan Tang Newburger Brian McCaffrey Bloomberg Philanthropies Estate of John Whitehead The Spector Fund at the Michael Tapper our support and Tara Weckstein Rebecca Yeldham General Electric and Boston Foundation The Tartell Family Estate of Elizabeth H. Lily Yen GE Foundation $2.5 million + Alan Speed Foundation commitment, IRC Weekes Yo La Tengo, Inc. Bruce and Suzie Kovner Anonymous (3) Sprocket Foundation Phillip Tasto Janet and Hans Wegner Yoga Oasis Stavros Niarchos Laurent and Johanna Mary Ellen Stachnik Kathryn and Sidney Taurel Myriam J. Weinstein Chapman Young Foundation (SNF) is on the frontlines Alpert, in memory Stack Exchange, Inc. Foundation Jed Weissberg and Marilyn & William Tides Foundation of Paul and Sophie David Stanford Vanessa Taylor Shelley Roth Young Charitable in 40 countries. Alpert Robert and Helen Stark David Tejtel Fred Weitz Foundation $7.5 million + American Express Harvey and Paula Betsy Templeton Sandy Welfare Laird Zacheis Anonymous (1) Cliff S. and Laurel Steinberg Balder ten Cate This is truly a test Genevieve Wenger Mary and Jeff Zients Dubai Cares E. Asness Katie and Adam Stella Dr. Samuel Test Charles Wennermark Kathleen Zimpleman Kenneth R. and Vickie A. Alan and Jane Batkin B. Rex and Kate Nithya Thadani of our humanity. Christopher W. Wentz Zisson Foundation, Inc. French Dr. Georgette F. Bennett Stephenson Tinkerbell Fund Maureen S. Wesolowski Zlatne Uste Inc Google.org and Dr. Leonard S. Phillip Stephenson Marcia L. Toby Charitable West Star Foundation Matthew Zuckerman GILLIAN SORENSEN, The Grove Foundation Polonsky Erna and Isaac Stern Fund Henry E. Wieman IRC BOARD MEMBER Johnson & Johnson BlackRock

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Dorothy L. Campbell TripAdvisor Charitable Shelby Cullom Davis The New York Times Warner Bros. Anonymous (56) Joan R. Baer James Bell and Maureen 1997 Trust Foundation Charitable Fund Neediest Cases Entertainment David B. Abernethy Susan P. Baker Wimmer charity:water Young Green Foundation The Destina Foundation Fund Maureen White and The Honorable and Mrs. Dolores Baldasare Ann Beltran Chubb Charitable Drago Family Nike Foundation Steven Rattner Morton I. Abramowitz The Baldwin Family Fund Lawrence A. Benenson Foundation Eve Niquette and $1 million + Suzanne W. and Alan J. Malcolm Hewitt Wiener Dorothy D. Aeschliman for Peace & Justice Nancy S. Benjamin Citi Foundation Charles Pohl Anonymous (14) Dworsky Foundation Kathleen L. Agena Kelley Baldwin Cindy Benner RAISE Initiative, Columbia Northern Trust Company Airbnb Daniel J. Ernst The Winston Foundation, Sandy Agrafiotis Margaret and Rick Dr. Georgette F. Bennett University Sarah and Peter O’Hagan Simin Allison Harry Fagan Trust Inc. Elizabeth Albert Baldwin and Dr. Leonard S. Committee Encouraging One Foundation Dublin American International Larry and Lori Fink Catherine and Tracy Ellen J. Alexander David and Karen Ballon Polonsky Corporate Otto Family Foundation Group, Inc. H.R.H. Princess Firyal of Wolstencroft Janet and Richard Judith Bardacke Nora Benoliel Philanthropy Pearson American Jewish Jordan Alexander Richard D. and Elizabeth Annabelle (§) and Claude The Leon and Toby PepsiCo, Inc. Joint Distribution FJC - A Foundation of PARTNERS Cecilia Allen Barrows W. Bernard Cooperman The Pew Charitable Trusts Committee Philanthropic Funds FOR FREEDOM Laurent and Johanna William J. and Katherine Rose S. Bethe Foundation The Prudential Foundation American Jewish World The Ford Foundation Partners for Freedom Alpert, in memory R. Bartholomew George and Leslie Biddle The Crown Family Renaissance Charitable Service Theodore J. Forstmann are individuals who have of Paul and Sophie Marcia J. Bates David Birch Esq. The David & Lucile Foundation Anadarko Côte d’Ivoire Charitable Trust generously included the Alpert Alan and Jane Batkin Kristin A. Birkness Packard Foundation Estate of Harriet Company The Diller – von IRC in their will or estate Joan C. Anderson Eric Bebernitz Sami Bitar Abigail Davis Rosenbloom Bill and Alice Barnett Furstenberg Family plans. We are honored by Edson Andrews Stephen David Becker, in David L. Black Educate A Child George and Nancy Rupp Marjorie Blachly (§) Foundation this commitment, which Judy and John Angelo honor of Dr. Saul V. Jacqueline Blanchard Marie and Joseph Field Omar and Kathleen Vera Blinken Goldman Sachs & Co. will provide lifesaving Mary R. Angulo Becker and Augusta Vera Blinken Benito and Frances C. Saeed Andrew H. Brimmer Goldman Sachs Gives assistance to refugees Robert and Judith W. Becker Ellen Block Gaguine Foundation George S. Sarlo Brin Wojcicki Foundation Horace W. Goldsmith for years to come. Armstrong Howard B. Beckwith Betsy Blumenthal and Global Impact Ruth and Julian Leslie Aiello and Richard Foundation Andrea Axelrod Dolores Bell Jonathan D. Root Philip and Alicia Schroeder Bruce (§) Agnes Gund Joanne Bader James Bell Meredith Bocek Hammarskjold The Hauser Foundation Barbara and Ed Shapiro Daniel I. Bonbright 60 California Community 61 Frederick J. Iseman Shelby Cullom Davis Foundation Humanity United Loren L. Booda Jewish Communal Fund Charitable Fund, Inc. The California Humble Bundle C. Keith and Lyn Boone JPMorgan Chase & Co. Mr. Steven Spielberg & Endowment Intel Foundation Nan Borton Steven Klinsky and Ms. Kate Capshaw The Capital Group Alex and Leander Cynthia A. Borys Maureen Sherry The Starbucks Foundation Companies Krueger Marion R. Bottorff Christy and John Mack The Leila and Mickey Charitable Leaves of Grass Fund Robert E. Bower Foundation Straus Family Foundation The LeBrun Foundation Mrs. Jean R. Bradley Margaret A. Cargill Charitable Trust Michael P. Carley (§) The David M. Leuschen Harriet Bramble Philanthropies Tony and Sandra J. Tamer Carnegie Corporation of Foundation Mara Braverman Mastercard Foundation Michael W. and Carol New York Vincent A. and Anne H. Ann Brayfield and Joseph Richard and Ronay A. Taylor Chevron Mai Emerson Menschel, Charina The Paul and Edith Nicholas R. and Karen Mastercard Brian J. Breiling Endowment Fund Babson Foundation Chickering William B. McClatchy Bruce M. Brown The New York Community The Walton Family The Chipotle Cultivate Janet McClintock and Emily L. Brown Trust Foundation Foundation John F. Imle Eleanor Maxine Bruhns Newman’s Own Elena Thiebault Biddle Community Foundation of Eduardo G. Mestre and Willa Brunkhorst Foundation Robert and Margaret New Jersey Gillian M. Shepherd Lisa Buchert Page Family Foundation Thomas Fund Cori Bargmann and Microsoft Philanthropies Margret Buchmann PayPal #1 of the Community Richard Axel Michael Moritz and Mary Buck Mrs. Marilyn Rolfs Foundation of Crankstart Foundation Harriet Heyman William C. Bullock The San Francisco New Jersey The Eleanor Crook James Mossman and Paul and Frances K. Burik Foundation Time Warner, Inc. Foundation Danielle Leinroth Kenneth Burrows Pamela Saunders-Albin Merryl H. and James S. David Miliband speaks onstage during the IRC’s 2018 Rescue Dinner. Dalio Foundation Jillian and Peter Muller Charles M. Butler Mike Schroepfer and National Philanthropic Tisch Eugene Gologursky/Getty Images for IRC Erin Hoffmann Trust Unbound Philanthropy

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Ruthie L. Butz William and Patricia Dean Louise and Richard Joyce Hessel Kenneth (§) and Ruth Margaret Martin Odette Cadart-Ricard Rita Tutterrow DeFrees Goines Don Hines Knudtson Craig T. Mason Toni K. and Colin J. Yvonne Delnis Eleanore S. and Joan L. John Hirschi Cathy Kornblith Maria Massey Callahan Nicholas and Dolly Demos After several Goldberg Charitable Lisa Hirsh Susan Kotcher and Michelle Mathesius Babbie and Stuart Susan Dentzer and Remainder Trust Cynthia K. Hobart Steven Carbo Elizabeth T. Mathew Cameron Charles Alston Caroline Goldsmith Mary Hogan Roger Krouse Nancy Matthews Bill and Marilyn Campbell Stanley C. and Beverly decades of Susan Goldsmith Mary C. Holder Carlos E. Kruytbosch William B. McClatchy Ruth H. Campbell-Duffy Diamond Gail Goldwasser Gerald and Nisha Holton Harriet Kuhr Janet McClintock and and Joseph Duffy Trinh D. Doan and association with Virginia N. Gonsalves Maedell and Waymon Carol A. Kuzmyak John F. Imle Jim Carlstedt Michael Jermyn Jean Gorman Howard Yong and Raymond Kwok Ann McHugh Abby S. Casey Doris (§) and Wakefield the IRC, I continue Georgia B. Gosnell Ann Hulen Andrea Lambrinides and James D. McMichael Kicab Castaneda-Mendez Dort Gabriele M. Gossner Marjorie Hull John Johnnidis Paul and Lana McNeil and Marta Chase Jane C. Drorbaugh to be impressed Sanford S. and Lorraine Hilda Hunter Carl E. Langenhop Dorothy McPherson Katie Cecil Barbara Du Bois, Ph.D. B. Gotlib Peter and Mary Marion J. Nelkens Jerry D. McPike Constance J. Chandler Louise and Robert Dudley Peter Grad and Marylynn Huntington Lederer Estelle Meadoff Judith Checker Nancy Hagle Duffy by how it deploys Boris Beverly Hurwitz Andrew Lenard Catherine V. Meehan Nicholas R. and Karen Betty A. Dy Marianna Graham Jeffrey and Cheryl Hylton Herbert H. and Ellen S. Mrs. Lynda S. Meeker, Chickering Anne Eberle resources and Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Ann L. Ingram Lenk in memory of Mr. Ingrid Christiansen Merle J. 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ADVOCATE CONSOLIDATED AUDITED STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES Join the IRC’s online global family at Rescue.org to receive Year ended Sept. 30, 2018, and Sept. 30, 2017 THE IRC’S important advocacy alerts and news about the humanitarian (in thousands) EFFICIENCY issues that are important to you. 2018 2017 � Fundraising 5% VOLUNTEER OPERATING REVENUES � Management & The IRC relies on volunteers to support its work helping Contributions $ 148,856 $ 155,361 General 8% refugees adjust to a new life in the United States. For Contributed goods and services 6,360 11,344 � Program Grants and contracts 544,659 552,229 Services 87% information, visit Rescue.org/Volunteer. Foundation and private grants 34,402 24,286 Investment return used for operations 5,822 5,271 FUNDRAISE Loan administration fees and other income 4,340 5,016 Start your own fundraising campaign to support the IRC and

Total Operating Revenues 744,439 753,507 make a difference. For information, visit Rescue.org/DIY.

OPERATING EXPENSES DONATE 68 69 Program Services: Give online by visiting our website at Rescue.org. Make a International programs 510,120 494,407 tax-deductible contribution by calling 1 855-9RESCUE or U.S. programs 83,198 94,021 by mail to: Emergency preparedness, technical units and other 56,940 52,709 PROGRAM SERVICES Donations International Rescue Committee Total Program Services 650,258 641,137 � Health 32% 122 East 42nd Street Supporting Services: � Resettlement 13% New York, NY 10168-1289 Management and general 57,697 48,523 � Education 12% Fundraising 36,755 30,190 The IRC accepts gifts in the form of securities. For more � Water & [email protected]. Total Supporting Services 94,452 78,713 information, please contact Sanitation 11% Total Operating Expenses 744,710 719,850 FUTURE GIFTS � Livelihood 11% Ensure that displaced people make their way from harm to Excess (deficiency) of operating revenues over operating expenses -271 33,657 � Protection 10% Excess related to Unrestricted Funds 152 3,858 home in the future through a bequest to the IRC. Contact � Distribution 8% Excess (deficiency) related to Temporary Restricted Funds* -423 29,799 [email protected] for information or to indicate � Endowment, planned giving and other non-operating activities (net) 2,695 10,760 Other that you have already included the IRC in your estate plans. Increase in net assets 2,424 44,417 Programs* 3%

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