WE NEVER SAY NEVERTM
Table of Contents Message from the Board Chair and President/CEO...... 2
Detecting Lung Cancer Early...... 4-5
An Extraordinary Environment...... 6-7
Clinical Research Changes Lives...... 8-9
The Fight Against Tuberculosis...... 10-11 2011 Annual Report Overcoming Obstacles...... 12-13
Scientists Search for Knowledge...... 14-15
Turning Treatment Plans Into Reality...... 16-17
Sleeping Through the Night...... 18-19
Never Too Late to Change...... 20-21
A Second Chance...... 22-23
Meet Our Donors...... 24-25
Financials...... 26-29
Leadership...... 31-36
Awards and Support...... 37-44
Events and Giving...... 45-63
1 Michael Salem, MD President and CEO, The Carole and Albert Angel Presidential Chair and Thomas Gart, Chair, Board of Directors
Never Saying Never
Our legacy of never saying never began before the hospital • A physician committed to finding ways to diagnose lung opened its doors. Our founders saw the need for an innova- cancer early, improving a patient’s chances for survival. tive hospital to treat tuberculosis, known then as the “White Death.” At the time, there were no antibiotics and no cure • A research team that discovered that a medication already for the often fatal disease. used to treat several forms of cancer can give patients with a rare disease hope for a future without problems breathing. For 112 years, we have looked beyond the symptoms of a problem to the root cause. Multidisciplinary teams at National • The continuous fight against tuberculosis and the efforts Jewish Health comprised of physicians, nurses and other of National Jewish Health to discover treatments, educate healthcare professionals are focused on the coordinated patients and physicians, and help people across the globe care of the whole patient, spending all the time necessary control the disease. In many places, tuberculosis has to accurately diagnose, treat and educate each patient and become resistant to the medications we use. family who walks through our doors. • Nurses who spend extensive one-on-one time with patients Today, patients repeatedly tell the faculty and staff at National teaching them how to administer their medications and Jewish Health that we find answers where others cannot. That carry on their treatments at home. is evident in the stories you will see in the 2011 Annual Report:
2 • The efforts of a pediatric psychologist’s team to tackle to choose the right therapy for the individual to provide a obesity and other health problems by changing life-long variety of diagnostic and therapeutic pulmonary procedures, behaviors. as well as gastroenterology and otolaryngology services.
• The basic scientists working in labs who never give up their • Creating the Integrated Bioinformation and Specimen Center quest to understand the molecular and genetic processes in that collects and stores the data, tissue, fluids and DNA of diseases such as pulmonary fibrosis and acute lung injury. thousands of our patients who have generously agreed to participate in this program. • Donors who are inspired to support National Jewish Health so others can “enjoy the same life-changing experiences • Leading in our Advanced Diagnostic Laboratories where we have.” faculty translate research discoveries into new clinical diagnostic tests to detect diseases earlier and more accu- These and other stories in this report demonstrate our dedi- rately and help to choose the right therapy for the individual. cation to serve as a destination for patients from near and far who seek our unsurpassed excellence, collegiality and As part of our plan, we also completed the purchase from coordinated patient care of respiratory, cardiac, immune Denver Public Schools of a vacant school, adjacent to the and related diseases. main campus. This 7.5-acre property will enable National Jewish Health to continue our mission of providing an un- After being named the #1 respiratory hospital in the nation matched level of patient care and research on our main health for the 14th consecutive year, we are looking forward to our campus. Our patients will receive accurate diagnoses, and next challenges. We are four years into our 10 year Strategic the best, safest care and outcomes available anywhere, and Plan: The Decade of Innovation. With substantial clinical and our physicians and scientists will accelerate their bench- research growth, we are moving forward with new tools in to-bedside research that unites research and patient care. which we have invested heavily. These strategic initiatives include: Without the support of generous individuals, foundations and corporations over 112 years, our accomplishments in • Recruiting 90 globally recognized faculty and healthcare the treatment and research of respiratory, cardiac, immune professionals, the next generation of leaders in medicine and related diseases would not have been possible. National and science. Jewish Health looks forward to continuing our commitment • Establishing the Center for Genes, Environment and Health to never say never. to help researchers understand how genes work in biological systems and how variants of these genes contribute to disease and personalized treatments. Thomas Gart and Michael Salem, MD
• Creating the Cancer Center, drawing upon the institution’s existing strengths in imaging, genomics, interventional pul- monology, immunology, pathology and clinical research to diagnose and treat patients with lung and gastrointestinal cancers.
• Establishing the Institute for Advanced Biomedical Imaging®, which launched in 2008 and offers the latest technologies in combination with some of the best radiologists in the world to provide advanced diagnostics that are central to per- sonalized medicine. The Institute works hand in hand with the new Minimally Invasive Diagnostic Center and helps
3 Survival rates climb dramatically with early diagnosis, to around 80 percent for localized, stage I cancers.
detecting lung cancer early NEW METHODS, DECADES IN THE MAKING, FIND LUNG CANCER WHEN IT CAN STILL BE CURED
By the time you feel the symptoms of lung cancer, it’s probably But the vast majority of people undergoing such a screening already inoperable. Only 15 percent of patients survive five test would get no benefit because they do not have cancer. years after being diagnosed with lung cancer, and 60 percent Some images show an abnormality that subsequently proves of newly diagnosed lung cancer patients will die within a benign, a false-positive test, leading to unnecessary anxiety and year. But lung cancer is eminently treatable if it is caught diagnostic procedures that could cause harm and even death. early. Survival rates climb dramatically with early diagnosis, to around 80 percent for localized, stage I cancers. “Finding the balance between the potential life-saving benefits of early detection and the social and personal costs of false- James Jett, MD, has devoted much of his career to finding positive tests has been a tremendous challenge,” said Dr. Jett. ways to reduce the terrible toll of lung cancer by screening “Many thought there would never be an effective screening large numbers of people to detect lung cancer early in many test for lung cancer.” of them. Dr. Jett, an internationally recognized expert in lung-cancer screening, joined National Jewish Health earlier Never gave up this year. But Dr. Jett and other researchers at National Jewish Health never gave up. This year an international team of researchers Tricky problem that included Dr. Jett and National Jewish Health radiolo- Screening for lung cancer is a tricky problem. Advanced gist David Lynch, MD, reported the results of the National imaging may detect tiny cancers before they cause symptoms. Lung Screening Trial: low-dose CT scans offered yearly for 3
4 “It has been a tremendous challenge, Lung Cancer Statistics and many thought there would 200,000 never be an effective screening test New cases of lung cancer in the U.S. each year for lung cancer.” 158,000 - james jett, MD Deaths from lung cancer in the U.S. each year 4% Five-year survival of patients with stage IV lung cancer 80% Five-year survival of patients with localized, early-stage lung cancer years to heavy smokers at high risk for lung cancer decreased 14% mortality by 20 percent, compared to screening with chest x-rays. Five-year survival rate for patients with “This research is very exciting. It is the single most important lung cancer in U.S. decrease in lung-cancer mortality reported to date,” said Dr. Jett. “We have now shown that CT screening can be an ef- 70% Percentage of lung cancers diagnosed in fective tool to detect lung cancer early when more curative localized, early stages in the National Lung treatment options are available.” Screening Trial Although the scientific findings were promising, there is an ongoing debate about the wide-scale use of these tests to 20% detect cancer, informed by economics and cost-benefit analyses Decrease in deaths from lung cancer in the as well as compassion. Dr. Jett believes that, for carefully National Lung Screening Trial selected high-risk individuals, the low-dose CT chest scan can be a life-saver, and recommends it to them.
Many National Jewish Health patients fall into that high-risk pool, and National Jewish Health recently launched a lung- cancer screening program for them.
Improved screening In addition, Drs. Jett, Lynch and others are working hard to improve lung-cancer screening. The National Jewish Cancer Center is working closely with the Institute for Advanced Biomedical Imaging® to develop methods to more accurately predict whether small nodules in the lungs are likely to be cancer. Dr. Jett is also seeking to refine the screening process by identifying novel lung-cancer biomarkers in the blood that could be combined with results from CT scans to more accurately diagnose early lung cancer.
“We are going to continue to look for advances that will detect lung cancer as early as possible,” said Dr. Jett. “I am as op- timistic as I’ve ever been about our potential to detect early stage lung cancer and decrease the number of patients dying of this dreaded disease.” Blue circle indicates lung cancer 5 Steve Frankel, MD, Joshua Solomon, MD and Aryeh Fischer, MD, worked together to cure sondy knitter’s acute lung injury called cryptogenic organizing pneumonia.
An Extraordinary environment doctors at national jewish heaLth coordinate care to treat Complex cases
When Sondy Knitter’s lungs became so inflamed that she had deteriorated so far that other systems had begun to fail. had to have a breathing tube, her doctor in Abilene, Kansas, It took a team to treat her. and National Jewish Health pulmonologist Joshua Solomon, MD, decided it was time she come to Denver – quickly. She “Every morning I was amazed at the group around Sondy’s was airlifted to Rose Medical Center where National Jewish bed,” said her husband, Jeff. “Pulmonologists, rheumatologists, Health physicians manage and staff the intensive care unit. the ICU staff, pharmacists were all discussing her case.” She was put into a medically induced coma for four days, as a Vital information team of National Jewish Health pulmonologists, critical care “It was vital for us all to trade information as we planned specialists and rheumatologists worked together to address Sondy’s treatment,” said Dr. Solomon. “Before treating her her complex and serious condition. pneumonia, I had to check with rheumatologist Aryeh Fischer “My doctor in Kansas has told me several times that when she to see how treatment might affect her rheumatoid arthritis. put me on that plane, she thought she would never see me Then we both had to talk to critical care doctors caring for her again,” said Sondy Knitter. “She still gets choked up about it.” in the ICU to learn if she was stable enough to begin treatment. At the same time, the critical care doctors had to understand Sondy’s case was complex. She has rheumatoid arthritis, how their treatments might affect her rheumatoid arthritis.” was suffering an acute lung injury of unknown cause, and After four days, Sondy had recovered enough to remove the
6 breathing tube and wake her up. After she was released from What is Plaguing Rose Medical Center, Sondy began outpatient care at National Jewish Health under Dr. Solomon’s supervision. He continued to Warfighters Lungs? consult with Dr. Fischer about her care. A number of veterans returning from military conflicts Walk down the hall in Iraq and Afghanistan are suffering mysterious, At National Jewish Health, doctors don’t refer a patient to another debilitating respiratory illnesses. In 2011, National specialist in another facility who might see her in six weeks; Jewish Health researchers Cecile Rose, MD, MPH, they walk down the hall, discuss the case with their peers and, Richard Meehan, MD, and Steve Groshong, MD, if necessary, arrange an appointment that day or the next. Then were awarded a $500,000 grant from the Department they receive immediate feedback that can guide care. of Defense to better understand the vets’ respiratory problems and their possible causes. “It is an extraordinary environment here at National Jewish Health,” said Dr. Solomon. “Not only do I work with some of the “There are a variety of exposures that could be causing best pulmonologists, allergists, immunologists, rheumatologists, or contributing to the soldiers’ respiratory diseases,” cardiologists and gastroenterologists in the world, I see them said lead investigator Dr. Rose. “Intense dust storms, every day, consult with them and learn from them.” exposure to smoke from garbage ‘burn pits,’ and industrial fires are some of the leading suspects.” When Sondy returned to Kansas, still on oxygen therapy, she began pulmonary rehabilitation to regain her strength and improve her Lung pathologists, led by Dr. Groshong, will analyze lung function. Sondy’s primary care doctor in Kansas continued to tissue samples to characterize the damage occur- consult with Dr. Solomon about the best course of action for Sondy. ring inside the soldiers’ lungs. Colleagues at the U.S. Geological Survey will use sophisticated scanning Today, despite the pain from her rheumatoid arthritis, Sondy lives electron microanalysis and mass spectrometry to an active lifestyle. She no longer needs oxygen therapy, she rides identify the foreign particulates and metals are lodged her bike six miles every day, and swims several times a week. She in the soldiers’ lungs. Finally, the research team will is also writing a book about the team effort that saved her life. gather extensive data about the soldiers’ activities Together, Sondy, the doctors at National Jewish Health and her and exposures while deployed, and correlate those local physician formed a team that gave Sondy her breath, and results with analysis of the tissue samples. her life, back. “We believe our work will help physicians evaluate and manage U.S. warfighters with lung disease, and hope- fully prevent both new cases and worsening disease in the future,” said Dr. Rose.
Today, Sondy knitter is writing a book about her experience at national jewish health. National Jewish Health physician Richard Meehan, MD, tests the air quality in Iraq.
77 Clinical Research changes lives
Clinical research is where the rubber hits the road. New treatments can take years, sometimes decades, to develop. The final step occurs in clinical research, where doctors and patients learn if a new treatment can really help. Below are a few samples of successful clinical research at National Jewish Health that have already begun changing lives.
“I am just so thankful. I can do pretty much everything I want to.” Rhonda Officer
She thought she would never live to see her grandchildren For two years, Rhonda Officer watched helplessly as her has joined a gym and begun competitive weight lifting. “I breathing capacity dropped relentlessly to half what it am just so thankful,” said Ms. Officer. “I can do pretty much should have been. Ms. Officer suffers a rare disease, everything I want to do.” lymphangioleiomyomatosis (LAM), that strikes women of child-bearing age. There was no effective treatment for In March 2011, researchers including Kevin Brown, MD, and the abnormal growth of smooth muscle cells that were Gregory Downey, MD, at National Jewish Health reported destroying her lungs. Ms. Officer, mother of three, thought that Ms. Officer’s experience was not a fluke. In a trial she would never live to see her grandchildren. reported in The New England Journal of Medicine, sirolimus essentially halted lung-function decline among LAM patients. Her National Jewish Health doctor, Jeffrey Swigris, DO, Drs. Brown and Downey are co-directors of the LAM clinic at wasn’t ready to give up. Research done at National Jewish National Jewish Health, one of the earliest in the nation to treat Health and other centers around the nation had suggested and research the disease. Dr. Downey also serves on the LAM that a signaling pathway known as mTOR, was involved in foundation’s Scientific Advisory Board. the disease. Sirolimus, an immune suppressive medication used to treat several forms of cancer, blocks that pathway. “This is a textbook case of successful bench-to-bedside So, with Ms. Officer’s consent, Dr. Swigris initiated off-label science,” said Dr. Downey. “Basic scientific discoveries use of the medication. In the two and a half years since have been translated into medications, bringing the first Ms. Officer began taking sirolimus, her lung function has effective medical therapy to women with LAM.” completely stabilized. She recently walked a half marathon,
8 In March 2011 National Jewish Health pediatrician Andy Liu, MD, joined colleagues around the nation to report an effective therapy with some unexpected benefits.
unexpected outcomes inspire new avenues of research Asthma disproportionately afflicts inner city children who 30 percent and hospitalizations by 75 percent. “Overall our suffer more severe disease, more frequent asthma attacks and interventions resulted in a 90 percent decrease in hospital- more hospitalizations. In March 2011 National Jewish Health izations,” said Dr. Liu. “I think that is an important outcome. pediatrician Andy Liu, MD, joined colleagues around the nation It makes the disease safer and helps these children who to report an effective therapy with some unexpected benefits. need it the most.”
Previous research had shown that if researchers manage Surprisingly, the researchers also found that omalizumab these children according to best practices, they could almost completely eliminated the fall seasonal peak in significantly reduce symptoms, exacerbations and hospi- asthma attacks, which is associated with the return to talizations. However, many continued to suffer uncontrolled school and increased respiratory infections.“Why would asthma that seemed like it would never get better. In the an anti-allergy medication reduce asthma attacks caused current study the researchers found that adding omalizumab, by respiratory viruses?” asked Dr. Liu. “We don’t know, but a medication that blocks the allergic response, could further the finding has inspired a new avenue of research, which reduce days with symptoms by 25 percent, asthma attacks by we are actively pursuing.”
art therapy helps patients express their feelings It can be terrifying when an asthma attack closes down The artwork can then serve as a starting point for discussions a child’s airways and makes the simple act of breathing a about these issues. Researchers believe that creating art life-threatening struggle. Fear and anxiety can last long after helps participants establish distance between themselves the attack has subsided. National Jewish Health researchers and their medical concerns. They learn to understand they recently found that art therapy can help children with persistent have a personal identity outside of their illness. It is believed asthma. Pediatric patients showed significant improvements to be particularly effective with children because they often in problem solving, communication, quality-of-life, anxiety and do not have the adult capability to articulate their emotions, self-concept after seven weekly art therapy sessions. perceptions, or beliefs and more comfortably convey ideas in ways other than talking. In art therapy, patients create artwork that helps express their feelings about an illness, a trauma or medical concerns.
9 Now in its 48th year, the Denver TB course offers the most comprehensive training in the U.S., to physicians and other healthcare professionals from around the world.
the fight against tuberculosis national jewish health continues its unrelenting effort here and abroad
Tuberculosis (TB) is embedded in the DNA of National most advanced program for the study and treatment of Jewish Health. In 1899, when the disease raged across TB. Its faculty conducted clinical studies crucial to the the nation in epidemic proportions, the National Jewish development of the first effective antibiotics, developed an Hospital for Consumptives opened its doors to care for important culture medium for growth and diagnosis of TB, destitute tuberculosis patients. Throughout the 20th century and defined new diagnostic and treatment protocols still used National Jewish Health contributed research, education and widely today. clinical programs that helped bring tuberculosis infections to historically low rates in the United States. Today, tuberculosis Drug resistance remains a global epidemic that infects more than 9 million Not long after physicians began using antibiotics, cases of people each year, and National Jewish Health continues its drug-resistant TB began appearing. National Jewish Health unrelenting effort here and abroad. became the premier center in the United States for the care of drug-resistant TB, and it still is. During its first decades National Jewish Health treated thousands of tuberculosis patients from around the nation. In the 1980s, Leonid Heifets, MD, Director of the Mycobacteri- It created the first self-contained facility for treating ology Laboratory, developed laboratory tests to identify which children with TB, established a “preventorium” to prevent drugs each strain resisted. Those tests, however, can take TB in children, and launched the nation’s largest and three to four weeks to conduct, a period crucial for identifying and beginning effective drug therapy. In the past year, the
10 The Other Mycobacteria As cases of TB in the U.S. have declined, infections caused by related species of mycobacteria have become more common. Building on its legacy as a leader in research, myocobacteriology laboratory acquired a new instrument diagnosis and treatment of tuberculosis, National Jewish that uses genetics to identify drug-resistance patterns Health has evolved into the world’s leading institution within 24 hours. for the treatment of these nontuberculous mycobacte- Education rial, or NTM, infections. Today, National Jewish Health National Jewish Health faculty have also taught physicians treat hundreds of NTM infections for every a vast majority of the international TB medical TB case they see. community how to diagnose and treat the disease. Now NTM are widespread in the environment but, unlike in its 48th year, the Denver TB course offers the most TB, cannot be passed from person to person. comprehensive training in the U.S., attended by physicians They commonly cause persistent infections of the and other healthcare professionals from around the world. lung, but can also infect tissue anywhere in the World-renowned TB and mycobacterial expert Michael body. For unknown reasons, they appear to have a Iseman, MD, directed the course for 23 years. predilection for slender, Caucasian women. NTM In addition to providing a broad understanding of TB to are hardy organisms, and people who suffer lung its participants, the course has played a major role in the infections may require extensive antibiotic dissemination of the practice of Directly Observed Therapy. treatments off and on for the rest of their lives. TB treatment can last months to years, long after patients Thanks to a grant from the Amon G. Carter Foundation, begin to feel better. If patients stop taking their medications National Jewish Health has launched a collaborative early, the few remaining TB organisms in their lungs will effort of the Advanced Diagnostics laboratory, the often repopulate the lungs with drug-resistant organisms. Mycobacteriology laboratory, the Center for Directly Observed Therapy relies on public health officials Genes, Environment and Health, and the Division of to directly observe patients taking their medications to Mycobacterial and Respiratory Infections to better assure they complete their treatment. Originally formulated understand and diagnose the disease. In the past year, by John Sbarbaro, MD, and promoted widely by Dr. Iseman, the interdisciplinary team has developed new diagnos- Directly Observed Therapy has been adopted by the United tic tests, discovered a new NTM species, and begun States and the World Health Organization (WHO). sequencing the organisms’ genomes. Recently Dr. Iseman passed leadership of the course to shannon Kasperbauer, MD. Dr. Kasperbauer first participated in the TB Course as a fellow in 2005. “I remember how fortunate I felt to be training here where there is such an expertise in TB. I loved the enthusiasm and passion that the speakers had for this topic,” said Dr. Kasperbauer. “I continue to learn from my peers each time I attend the course as director.” Efforts across the globe Today, the main fronts in the battle against TB are in the developing world. Charles Daley, MD, head of the Division of Mycobacterial and Respiratory Infections, leads our international efforts. In the past year, he and Dr. Kasperbauer helped launch a new TB course in South Africa. Dr. Daley participates in several World Health Organization programs that oversee and advise WHO efforts to more effectively treat and control TB. His research includes a study in Co- lombia seeking to better diagnose children with TB, and Nontuberculous mycobacteria have surpassed one in Uganda to identify biomarkers to guide treatment. tuberculosis as a cause of lung infections.
1111 Ronald HarbeCK, PhD, helped develop a diagnostic test for chronic autoimmune urticaria that could assure patients they need not make dramatic changes in their lifestyle.
overcoming obstacles valuable diagnostic tests helps patients who itch all the time
Some people itch all the time. They have what is known as invaluable when trying to treat the disease. However, doctors chronic urticaria, recurrent hives that last for six weeks and patients alike cannot determine without a diagnostic or longer. It can be very difficult to pin down a cause of test whether patients are suffering from an autoimmune or the itching. allergic form of chronic urticaria. “Patients will often try eliminating foods from their diet, or pets Dr. Harbeck and postdoctoral fellow Karen Andrews, MD, from their homes, and alter their medications, believing they are sought to develop a diagnostic test for chronic autoimmune suffering from allergic reactions,” said Ronald Harbeck, PhD, urticaria that could assure patients they need not make Medical Director of the Advanced Diagnostic Laboratories. dramatic changes in their lifestyles. They encountered several “They can go to extreme lengths to identify and eliminate obstacles, but never gave up, and eventually translated basic the cause of their itching.” research findings into a valuable diagnostic test that helps hundreds of people around the country every week. Autoimmune reaction In approximately 40 percent of patients, however, the itching Mast cells and basophils are the main culprits in allergic is caused by an autoimmune reaction, a malfunction of the reactions. When these cells are activated by allergens, they immune system. In these cases, there is no external cause release large amounts of the chemical histamine, which and no benefit from altering a patient’s lifestyle, diet or expo- causes itching and other allergic symptoms. sures. Knowing if the urticaria is autoimmune or not can be
12 “patients will often try eliminating Patent Success foods from their diet, or pets from In FY 2011 researchers at National Jewish Health enjoyed one of their best years ever with five new U.S. their home, and alter their medication, patents issued. Patents issued to National Jewish believing they are suffering from Health in 2010: allergic reactions.” n Detection of Autoimmune Chronic Urticaria. A method -Ronald Harbeck, PHD of detecting autoimmune chronic urticaria, which will help assure many patients that dramatic changes in lifestyle are not needed to treat the condition. Inventor: Ronald Harbeck, MD. n Dampening the Immune Response. The use of Setbacks Overcome antibodies to desensitize antigen receptors on the When Drs. Harbeck and Andrews first attempted to surface of B cells. This method has therapeutic create a test that measured histamine released by potential for the treatment of B-cell-mediated disorders, basophils, it was a time-consuming and difficult test such as the autoimmune diseases rheumatoid arthritis that produced variable results. It seemed like they would never develop it into a commercially viable test. and lupus, B-cell lymphoma and organ-transplant However, Dr. Harbeck happened to hear a talk at a rejection. Inventor: John Cambier, PhD. scientific conference about molecules that appear on the n Blocking Poxvirus. Methods and compounds for surfaces of activated basophils. decreasing or inhibiting poxvirus infection. Inventor: “That seemed like a perfect solution to our problem,” Donald Leung, MD, PhD. said Dr. Harbeck. “I thought we should be able to n Blocking a Growth Factor. Methods to identify perform an easier test using flow cytometry to detect antagonists or inhibitors of the growth factor TGF-ß, cells expressing these markers of activation.” and therapeutic methods using CystC and homo- The first marker they evaluated worked well, but posed logues to regulate the activity of TGF-ß, and TGF- problems because it is expressed on cells beyond the ß-mediated tumor malignancy. Inventor: William allergy-related basophils and mast cells. When they heard Schiemann, PhD. about another marker expressed only on activated baso- phils, they began to evaluate it. Dr. Andrews performed n Structure of TALL-1 and its Receptors. The use of the extensive laboratory experiments showing that the protein cytokine TALL-1 and its related receptors as potential CD203c could be an effective marker for autoimmune therapeutics for the treatment of autoimmune diseases chronic urticaria. like rheumatoid arthritis or lupus. Inventor: Gongyi Helping patients every week Zhang, PhD. Dr. Harbeck and his colleagues in the Advanced Diagnostic Laboratories scaled up Dr. Andrews’ lab work to commercial levels and began offering the test in 2006. It has become one of the most widely run tests at Na- tional Jewish Health, serving 250 to 300 patients and their physicians every week. In 2010, National Jewish Health received a patent for their discovery. “The development of this test has been an extraor- dinary example of bench-to-bedside science, the translation of basic scientific discoveries into useful clinical applications that help patients in the clinic,” said Emmanuel Hilaire, PhD, Manager of the Technology Transfer Office at National Jewish Health.
Tall-1 1313 Scientists Never Give Up the Search for Knowledge Before you can treat a disease, it helps to understand it. Knowledge about basic biological functions has led to therapies for a wide variety of conditions, from cancer and HIV to asthma, allergies and tuberculosis. Basic scientists working in labs at National Jewish Health never give up their quest to understand the basic molecular, cellular and organismal process involved in disease and health. In the past year, they made several noteworthy discoveries that shed light on some of the most difficult diseases treated at NationalJ ewish Health.
Researchers Jeffrey Kern, MD, and James Finigan, MD, identified and linked several steps in the signaling pathway that leads to blood-vessel permeability.
Pathway Crucial to Acute Lung Injury Direct injury to the lung, pneumonia and systemic infection and linked several steps in the signaling pathway that can all cause acute lung injury. Blood vessels in the damaged leads to blood-vessel permeability. Cell-culture ex- lungs become permeable, allowing fluid to flood into the air periments showed that blocking one of them, NRG-1, sacs where oxygen enters the blood. There is no therapeutic cut in half the permeability of a cellular barrier. They treatment, and 40 percent of patients die. Researchers also found higher levels of NRG-1 in lung fluid from Jeffrey Kern, MD, and James Finigan, MD, identified ALI patients.
Why Do Autoimmune Diseases Favor Women? Several autoimmune diseases, including lupus, rheumatoid immune disease. The cells, known as ABCs, produce auto- arthritis and multiple sclerosis, strike women two to 10 times antibodies, molecules that recognize and attack the body’s as often as they do men. How and why the immune system own tissue. The researchers found them in elderly female goes off track to attack its own body, as happens in autoim- mice and in women with rheumatoid arthritis. “These cells mune diseases, remains poorly understood. Researchers could be useful in the diagnosis and treatment of autoimmune led by Anatoly Rubtsov, PhD, and Philippa Marrack, PhD, diseases and may help us understand general mechanisms discovered a new type of cell that may contribute to auto- underlying autoimmune disease, said Dr. Marrack.”
14 Roberta Pelanda, PhD, and her colleagues discovered a fundamental step in immune-system development that allows B cells to mature and fight disease.
New Directions for Pulmonary Fibrosis Idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis (IPF) is a tough disease – a patients, associated with mucus production, that increases deadly, progressive scarring of the lungs for which there is no the risk of developing IPF seven to 22 times. “This discovery approved treatment. Attempts to target the hallmark symp- not only identifies a major risk factor for pulmonary fibrosis, toms of inflammation and scarring have produced no effective but also points us in an entirely new direction for research medications. Turning from biology to genetics, Max Seibold, into the causes and potential treatments for this disease,” PhD, and his colleagues searched patients’ genomes for said Dr. Seibold. clues to the disease. They found a genetic variation among
How the Immune System Develops Humans make millions of B cells every day. These immune- that immature B cells in the bone marrow must receive a system cells make antibodies, one of the crucial molecules positive signal before they can migrate to the spleen where that directly attack potentially harmful foreign molecules they mature and are activated. A protein known as Erk helps and cells. Roberta Pelanda, PhD, and her colleagues dis- deliver that positive signal. “Without it, B cells are stuck in covered a fundamental step in immune system development the bone marrow, unable to circulate, mature and contribute that allows B cells to mature and fight disease. They found to immune defense,” said Dr. Pelanda.
Promising Antiviral The lungs endure a constant assault as humans inhale promising action against a variety of common viruses. So breath after breath of air loaded with irritants, pollutants, far, Dr. Voelker has shown that POPG can inhibit respiratory allergens and infectious organisms. A complex fluid that syncytial virus, influenza and rhinovirus, the primary cause coats the lung surfaces provides a first line of defense of the common cold. “Our findings suggest that supple- against this assault. Dennis Voelker, PhD has discovered mental POPG may have significant potential for preventing a lipid in that fluid, known as POPG, that has shown very and treating a variety of viral infections,” said Dr. Voelker.
15 Nurses at National Jewish Health are committed to making sure patients never leave the hospital without a full understanding of their disease and practical tools to manage it.
turning treatment plans into reality Expert nurses never stop educating, explaining and demonstrating
How many times have you walked away from a doctor’s How to use an inhaler visit with a prescription in your hand and a few of the “Ninety percent of all asthma patients are not getting the doctor’s clipped phrases buzzing in your head, but no real full benefit of their medications when they arrive,” said understanding of what is going on inside your body, how pediatric nurse Kathy Pond, RN. “It’s normally not their fault. medications will help you get better or what else you can Many times they’ve been given an inhaler and spacers that are do to improve your condition? National Jewish Health relies not appropriate for them, or have never been taught how to on an expert nursing staff to make sure that never happens. properly use their medication.” “Doctors diagnose and suggest treatments,” said erwin There are dozens of different inhaled medications on Gelfand, MD, Chair of Pediatrics. “Nurses make sure patients the market today. each one requires a slightly different understand their disease, how medications can help, how technique to make sure medications get to the lungs, and are to use them, and how to anticipate and react to any not left on the roof of the mouth, the back of the throat problems that may come up. I truly believe that our or stuck in the delivery device. Timing, positioning and a nursing staff deserves equal credit with doctors for our patient’s physical characteristics can all make a huge difference. number one ranking among respiratory hospitals.” Pond and other nurses at National Jewish Health spend Asthma and eczema are two prime examples of how hands-on extensive one-on-one time with patients teaching them proper instruction can make the difference between a successful technique. In the past year, they have begun using a new treatment and continuing health problems. In-Check DIAL that allows them to measure respiratory
16 “ I truly believe that our nursing National Jewish Health staff deserves equal credit with Reputation Attracts Top Nurses doctors for our number one ranking Roxann Rupp, RN, has always had a strong interest among respiratory hospitals.” in science. It’s part of what attracted her to National - erwin gelfand, md Jewish Health. Working in the Pediatric Clinic, Rupp uses the latest developments in allergy and asthma treatment to help patients. In 2011 she was selected inhale strength in children, and determine where a child National Jewish Health Nurse of the Year, and has is developmentally. been nominated for the Nightingale Award for excel- lence in nursing. “Using this new tool, we are able to determine what inhalers are appropriate for patients, and we can coach children and Rupp is a member of the multi-disciplinary team that their parents in a visual way,” said Pond. “We are commit- works with families facing food allergies and gastro- ted to take the time necessary to get it right. We are there intestinal eosinophil diseases. for follow-up whether it be in the office or on the phone.” “Working at National Jewish Health puts me at the Soak and seal cutting edge of clinical and research development,” In the Pediatric Day Program, families often arrive at National said Rupp. Jewish Health completely burnt out. Eczema has made their children’s skin a dry, cracked and itchy mess. Itching rules The opportunity to be at the forefront of medicine and their lives, and no one sleeps. science is a big reason why National Jewish Health Proper diagnosis and treatment usually takes a week or more. is able to recruit the best nurses in the nation, and But from the first day, a mainstay of National Jewish Health avoid nursing shortages that plague many hospitals. therapy for eczema is the soak-and-seal treatment. Patients “We hear all the time from prospective nurses that our soak in warm water and wash their skin with gentle soaps. reputation as a leader in research and patient care Afterwards they apply medicated creams, moisturizers and is the reason they seek out National Jewish Health,” damp cloth wraps to seal in the moisture. said Sarah Richardson, Assistant Human Resources The process is simple, but proper technique is critical. Many Director. “The best nurses want to work with the best families that come to National Jewish Health have tried doctors and researchers.” soak-and-seal, but have not been doing it correctly, don’t see results and give up. Rupp brought 34 years of experience to National Jewish Health with her after working at the VA Hospital and Nurses work with patients and their families to perfect the in school nursing. She’s served as president of the soak-and-seal technique so they can do it on their own when Cherry Creek Nurses Association, as an executive board they return home. They also help parents identify symptoms member of the Cherry Creek Education Association and so they can adjust their routine and catch flare-ups before is a member of the Colorado School Nurses Association they cause problems. and Colorado Nurses Association. “We never had that kind of hands-on training before we came to National Jewish Health,” said Natalie Wong, “Roxann’s consistent leadership and high level of whose son Eric suffered severe eczema. “The nurses were dedication exemplify the core values of the nursing so attentive and patient. They listened and let me get department. She has an unceasing desire to provide exactly what I needed out of the training so that I could care the highest quality care to pediatric patients and their for my son after we left.” families,” said pediatric allergist Dan Atkins, MD. “Roxann and the other nurses are really the glue that Crucial explanation and education by nurses at National holds everything together.” Jewish Health range far beyond eczema and asthma to the full range of diseases we treat. Nurses at National Jewish Health are committed to making sure patients never leave the hospital without a full understanding of their disease and practical tools to manage it.
1717 sleep problems in kids become intertwined with the parents’ sleep habits and impact the entire family’s functioning.
sleeping through the night pediatric sleep experts teach families the secrets to a good night’s sleep
When Daniel Belouin was just a toddler he began having experience weekly sleep problems. Increasingly, they are trouble sleeping. Each night, he struggled to fall asleep and being recognized as serious health problems. woke up every 30 to 60 minutes. When Daniel didn’t sleep, Effects of sleep deprivation neither did his parents. His mother, Rachel, didn’t know what “Sleep impacts all areas of development,” said psychologist to think. Was it normal? Was something wrong? Lisa Meltzer, PhD. Meltzer, who specializes in treating and Advice from family and friends — let him cry it out, feed him researching pediatric sleep issues, joined the National Jewish more, don’t let him nap in the afternoon — only compounded Health faculty in 2011. “Most parents realize that lack of the problem. Rachel read about sleep issues and consulted sleep interferes with a child’s emotion regulation – hence Daniel’s doctor only to be told once again to, let him cry it out. the ‘meltdown,’ which can disrupt the entire family.”
“We did whatever we could to help Daniel sleep — holding “Lack of sleep also interferes with a child’s ability to pay him, sleeping with him, whatever it took,” said Rachel. “I attention in school, process and remember information. never thought he would sleep through the night again or that Growth hormones are released during sleep, so children we’d have a normal family life.” getting inadequate sleep may also not grow normally. Immune function suffers in children not getting enough Pediatric sleep issues are common. The National Sleep sleep. Sleep problems in kids become intertwined with Foundation reports that nearly 70 percent of all children
18 Contribution to Premature Death “I never thought he would sleep through the night again or that we’d Genetic Social predisposition circumstances have a normal family life.” 30% 15% -rachel belouin Environmental exposure 5%
Healthcare 10% the parents’ sleep habits and impact the entire family’s functioning.”
“With all that sleep deprivation, we were a mess, a wrecked family,” said Rachel. “I even quit my job teaching. It added volumes to the normal stress of family life.”
Daniel’s doctors eventually discovered a physical source Behavioral patterns of Daniel’s sleeping problems – an iron deficiency, which 40% can cause restless leg syndrome in children. But even after that had been solved, Daniel continued to have New England Journal of Medicine, Vol. 357:1212-1228 trouble sleeping. Would he ever sleep normally again? That’s when he was referred to Dr. Meltzer. Center for Health Promotion Bad habits It is becoming more widely recognized how important “The vast majority of sleep disturbances arise from personal behavior is to health. As part of that trend, behavioral issues – how you prepare to sleep, how you National Jewish Health in 2011 launched The Center for respond to waking up, and the sleeping environment all Health Promotion, a multidisciplinary program devoted to impact the quality and quantity of sleep a person gets,” better understanding the connection between behavior said Dr. Meltzer. “I help parents understand how unhealthy and health, and to developing programs and behavioral sleep habits develop and how to retrain kids to have interventions that can improve health on a large scale. healthy sleep behaviors.” Behavior impacts almost every facet of health and wellness. The original efforts to help Daniel sleep had become the It includes, but goes well beyond, widely recognized behav- problem. As Daniel became accustomed to climbing into iors such as overeating, inactivity and smoking. How often his parents’ bed, being rocked to sleep and attended to and how reliably patients take their medications plays a every time he woke up, he became unable to sleep without huge role in a person’s response to treatment. Depression those interventions. and anxiety both play significant roles in physical health. How a family copes with one member’s chronic illness With Dr. Meltzer’s help, Rachel and her husband developed can affect the health of all family members. and maintained a relaxing bedtime routine in a comfort- able sleep environment for Daniel. They gradually weaned “For many years National Jewish Health has been themselves of the nightly visits to the parental bed, the ahead of the curve in appreciating the impact of rocking and the immediate attention whenever he woke up. behavior on health,” said Bruce Bender, PhD, co-director of After several months of gradual changes to Daniel’s sleep the center. “Until now, however, we have had researchers habits, the entire family is sleeping through the night and scattered throughout the institution studying individual Rachel is teaching school once again. aspects of health and behavior. With our new center, we will bring these people together to collaborate, share “I felt as if sleep for Daniel was never going to happen,” information, and seek to discover larger truths about said Rachel. “Now he is sleeping through the night, and my promoting healthy behaviors and changing unhealthy husband and I sleep normally too! We never could have ones. Our goal is to improve the health of not only our own returned to normal life without Dr. Meltzer.” patients, but also patients around the world.” 1919 hands on cooking classes, shopping trips, games and education teach families practical skills for healthy living.
it’s never too late to change Project c.h.a.n.g.e. instills healthy habits in families fighting obesity
The obesity epidemic highlights two important points. First, Project C.H.A.N.G.E. moves beyond a focus on simple diets to behavior, not biology, poses the greatest threat to American a multi-pronged strategy from cooking classes, to shopping health. Second, lasting behavior change is difficult to accomplish. trips, games and education, that teach whole families practi- “Changing behavior associated with food is especially cal skills about not only eating healthy, but living healthy. difficult,” said psychologist Jane Robinson, PhD. “Not only “Project C.H.A.N.G.E. is marvelous. It was a life-changing does food satisfy one of our most basic biological needs, it is experience for my son,” said Cynthia Fischer, who attended also deeply ingrained in our culture. Families gather around the program in 2011 with her six-year-old son Dillon. After the dinner table. Friends socialize over food. Couples court participating in the 14-week program, they are more active, each other over candlelit dinners. We celebrate birthdays, eating better, and slimmer. “I have learned new skills for holidays and almost every significant event with food.” making healthier choices for myself and my son. Dillon even Dr. Robinson and her colleagues are tackling the twin helps me stay on the healthy eating track!” challenges of obesity and behavioral change with Project Cooking classes C.H.A.N.G.E. (control health through activity, nutrition and Cooking Matters, a Denver nutritional education program, group education), a clinical research project that seeks provides hands-on cooking classes. Participants leave to instill healthy habits in families fighting obesity. Initial each week with free groceries to prepare the same meal results are promising. they learned how to make in class and with kitchen tools to help with the home preparation. Cooking matters staff
20 U.S. Deaths “PROJECT C.H.A.N.G.E IS MARVELOUS. from Behavioral Cases it was a LIFE CHANGING EXPERIENCE FOR 500 MY SON.” -Cynthia fischer 400
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200 also lead field trips to grocery stories to teach food-label Thousands reading and healthy shopping. 100 “Dillon loved the cooking classes and the new recipes,” 0 said Cynthia Fischer. Sexual Alcohol Motor Guns Drugs Obesity Smoking During the second half of the program, participants work Behavior Vehicle and Inactivity with a National Jewish Health psychologist, physical and recreational therapists, and a dietitian to learn how emotions and stress can impact eating habits and strategies New England Journal of Medicine, Vol. 357:1212-1228 for managing them. They also establish and reinforce health lifestyle goals, and discover enjoyable ways to stay active and exercise. Games “We introduced playing games including volleyball, Changing Behavior, Saving Lives basketball and soccer, instead of just walking, running In 2007, the prestigious New England Journal of Medicine ran or push-ups and sit-ups,” explained recreational therapist an article, entitled “We Can Do Better – Improving the Health Bobby sherman, CTRS, MA. “Some families found it of the American People,” which unequivocally pointed to the awkward at first, but then they really enjoyed playing most important factor affecting American health. Unhealthy together and would return each week with stories of behavioral patterns account for 40 percent of premature playing football or other sports together at home. When deaths in the United States. Obesity, inactivity and smoking family members and their children began losing weight together account the vast majority, 800,000 premature deaths it encouraged them to keep moving.” each year. Cynthia Fischer recently reported that Dillon continues to lose weight; he has maintained his new healthy eating National Jewish Health has been a leader in healthy behav- habits (except for an occasional request for ice cream!) ior change since the early 1990s when we launched one of and planted a garden with his dad to have more healthy the first disease management programs for asthma. Today, food to eat. we help thousands of people across the nation improve their health through our tobacco-cessation quitlines and The first Project C.H.A.N.G.E. was a success with all families FitLogix® weight management program. National Jewish reporting healthy changes in their shopping, cooking and Health quitlines serve more than 60 million people in 11 states. eating habits. This past year we added Pennsylvania and Michigan. More “At first some families attended only because, ‘our doctor than 600,000 people have completed the program and is making us’,” said program coordinator Sophia Cohen. recorded an extraordinary 34 percent quit rate. Working “By the end, many of those same families transformed into through employers and health plans, Fitlogix has helped the most active participants and benefitted the most. It thousands of people lose weight and keep it off by increas- was inspiring to see the changes they made.” ing their activity and eating better. The research team will incorporate lessons learned in the “Over almost two decades, we have engaged in a constant first session, like a need for more positive reinforcement, iterative process of feedback from our customers and into the second session in early 2012. adjustment of our programs to discover the best methods “It is an iterative process,” said Dr. Robinson. “We are to promote healthy behavior change.” learning from our participant families the crucial elements of behavioral change that leads to better health.”
21 A collaborative approach, coupled with outstanding resources, has provided Isabella with a second chance to live a normal life, free of hospitals, breathing machines and many medications.
A second chance at a normal life Julie and George Lenyo never said never until they found answers they needed
For nearly six years, Julie and george lenyo sought a Isabella to before,” said George Lenyo. “He looked for a diagnosis for their daughter’s recurrent bouts with pneumonia. new explanation rather than simply repeating what others They took Isabella to doctor after doctor across the country had already performed.” seeking answers no one could supply. “We saw so many doctors,” said Julie. “They treated the pneumonia, but could Dr. Leo had learned his thorough approach to allergies and never find out what was causing it. They kept telling us she asthma during a fellowship at National Jewish Health. He was an extraordinary case they could not solve.” helped Isabella, but her problems persisted. After a stay in pediatric intensive care, it was clear that Isabella’s condition Shared commitment was worsening and starting to cause long-term damage to The Lenyos’ worried that Isabella would never enjoy a healthy her lungs. childhood. Finally, they found a doctor who shared their com- mitment to finding the root cause of Isabella’s condition. This Dr. Leo felt that he had exhausted all avenues available to extraordinary dedication would lead the family to National them in Michigan and recommended that she see the Jewish Health, and a definitive diagnosis. specialists at National Jewish Health. “There was only one place that could offer a comprehensive evaluation with unique When the family moved to Michigan, they met Harvey L. resources and a multidisciplinary team of specialists — National Leo, MD. Dr. Leo’s comprehensive approach impressed the Jewish Health,” said Dr. Leo. Lenyos. “He was different than the doctors we had taken
22 “we give to this hospital because we Engineering Firm Lays Groundwork want others to enjoy the same for Students’ Success life-changing experiences we have,” The mechanical contracting firm u.S. engineering -julie lenyo understands that a strong building starts with a strong foundation. So when Chairman and CEO H. Tyler Nottberg decided to make a donation to the Kunsberg School Asthma, allergies…and more? on the campus of National Jewish Health, he naturally The Lenyos traveled to National Jewish Health for a two-week chose a gift that would lay a strong foundation for the appointment in the Pediatric Day Program. Numerous tests futures of its students. confirmed that Isabella had asthma and allergies to cock- roaches. But there appeared to be more to her illness than U.S. Engineering donated $80,000 for new computers, asthma and allergies. After discussions with Dr. Leo and a new textbooks and other materials that will help provide review of her medical history, the team at National Jewish Kunsberg School students with a strong education and Health decided to retest Isabella for gastroesophageal reflux. a promising future.
“She refluxed in massive amounts,” said Julie. “The doctors Kunsberg School offers elementary education for children determined that Isabella was aspirating stomach acids and whose chronic diseases have made it difficult for them to digestive enzymes into her lungs.” attend school and keep up with their studies. At Kunsberg School, teachers and staff focus not only on the academic Aspiration occurs when refluxed liquid or stomach contents progress of students, but also on their medical health, pass the larynx and enter the lungs. It can occur without social and physical growth as well as their emotional well- producing obvious symptoms, especially in children, and may being. Students learn not only their ABCs, but also how lead to infection of the lungs resulting in recurrent pneumonia. manage their chronic diseases.
Isabella underwent Nissen fundoplication surgery while at “We were thrilled to be able to financially support Kun- National Jewish Health, which stops acid from backing up sberg School, but we were even more excited about into the esophagus. After the surgery, Isabella’s lungs and getting to know the exceptional students and teachers esophagus could finally heal. that make this school so great,” said H. Tyler Nottberg. Now, at age 12, Isabella is “astronomically different,” according to Julie. Isabella misses dramatically less school and has been rarely admitted to the hospital. “We cannot say enough about National Jewish Health and how different our experience was after seeing so many other doctors,” said Julie. Patients become donors Isabella continues to see Dr. Leo, who still collaborates with National Jewish Health on her care. She is thriving in school and also plays soccer – something that wasn’t possible when she was ill. The Lenyos have become generous donors to National Jewish Health and hosted a fundraising event for the hospital in their Michigan home.
“National Jewish has impacted our family beyond belief,” said George. “Their collaborative approach, coupled with outstanding resources, has provided our daughter with a second chance to live a normal life, free of hospitals, breath- ing machines and toxic medications. We give to this hospital because we want others to enjoy the same life-changing New computers, donated by U.S. Engineering, engage experiences that we have.” students at Kunsberg School.
2323 Donors Discover Many Ways to Help
Every year, thousands of people donate to National Jewish Health. Their donations, big and small, come from around the nation, and are vital to the enduring excellence of National Jewish Health. Below are a few stories highlighting the extraordinary variety of donors and their gifts, and the experiences that inspired them to give.
Most people take breathing for granted. But unlike most, the Magazine family has stepped up to help those who cannot breathe well.
Generations of Giving Marc Magazine remembers being shocked when he first swimming pool bear the Magazine name. Sheldon served on visited National Jewish Health as a teenager during a the Council of National Trustees. His son, Marc, currently family road trip. serves as a Trustee. Marc and wife Cindi’s children, Justin and Rebecca, have upheld the family tradition. They are “I didn’t understand that people had trouble breathing,” both involved in the AIR Society, a group of young profes- Marc said. “It’s something that I had always taken for sionals committed to raising funds for National Jewish granted.” Health. Justin has helped bring new life to the AIR Society’s Most people take breathing for granted. But unlike most, the Washington, DC, chapter, serving as chair of its 2010 and Magazine family has stepped up to help those who cannot 2011 benefits. breathe well. Even though they do not suffer respiratory Justin’s particular passion is for Kunsberg School, where problems themselves, three generations of Magazines in he volunteered while attending the University of Denver. Washington, New York and Palm Desert have supported National Jewish Health for nearly 50 years. “Once you see the hospital and the kids at Kunsberg, your heart melts,” Justin said. “I’m committed to National Jewish Family patriarch Sheldon and his wife, Izetta, have attended Health for the long haul.” and supported dozens of events and given generously, particularly to Kunsberg School, where the gymnasium and
24 A patient at National Jewish Health receives a pair of the more than 1,000 pairs of pajamas donated by Jolissa Dobbs.
Just what kids need After Henry Dobbs spent nearly two weeks in the National soak-and-seal treatments they receive each day. So Ms. Jewish Health Pediatric Day Program, getting help for his Dobbs, went to a warehouse, bought a whole case containing food allergies and eczema, his mother, Jolisa, knew what more than a thousand footed pajamas and donated them to the perfect donation would be: footed pajamas. Children National Jewish. with eczema undergo soak-and-seal therapy (see page 17) at National Jewish Health. They soak in a bath for 20 “Patients and their families loved those pajamas,” said Luann minutes, then apply medications and moisturizers, put on Stromer, Pediatric Practice Administrator. “It was such a damp clothes and dry clothing over that. They then wear thoughtful and practical gift. It helped hundreds of families.” that outfit for two hours. Jolisa and her son Henry continue to donate each year, Footed pajamas are a perfect top, dry layer of clothing, but heading to the toy store to find something children in the many families do not come equipped for the two to three Pediatric Day Program can use and enjoy.
Care inspires product and donations Marcia O’Bryan came to National Jewish Health from group for NTM patients in the Los Angeles are, most of whose California because she wanted “the best” care, and she members have been treated at National Jewish Health. She got it. also invented an innovative medical product to bring comfort to patients. “It was the best move I ever made,” said Marcia. “I feel so well taken care of there, better than any other place I NTM treatment often requires lengthy treatment with have been.” intravenous antibiotics. Many patients, including Marcia, have peripherally inserted central catheters in their arms, Marcia has mycobacterium avium complex (MAC), a form known as PICC lines. She came up with a fashionable way of nontuberculous mycobacterial (NTM) infection. National to hide the tubes that were inserted in her arm – a cover Jewish Health is the world’s leader in treating NTM (see that she calls a “PICC-C.” page 11). In addition to her charitable giving, Marcia has donated In the process, Marcia developed a passion for helping other PICC-Cs to the gift shop on campus, with all the proceeds patients with her condition. She helped found a support going back to National Jewish Health.
25 financial report
Despite the challenging business environment, the financial parcel of undeveloped land adjacent to our campus. Once year was characterized by substantial achievements and rezoning is complete, this property will be a key to our outstanding operational performance. Our bottom line gain of strategic expansion. $18.7 million for the year represents the second-best year in our history. We continue to reap the benefits of our strategic During the year, National Jewish completed an assessment plan, which has produced double-digit growth for patient and update of our 10 year Strategic Plan: The Decade of encounters in each of the past four years. The expansion of Innovation. The Board and Trustees spent significant time our cardiology and gastroenterology programs has enhanced evaluating how we can best continue realizing our vision our capabilities in respiratory care, improved our patients’ over the next seven years. As part of this evaluation, we lives and provided economic returns. In spite of ongoing vetted our strategic goals, completed a detailed financial reductions in the federal budget, our revenues from federal analysis, finished a new master campus plan and developed research grants increased more than 6 percent. a new philanthropic investment thesis for the institution. We held 20 leadership briefings for small groups of friends Thanks to the loyalty and ongoing support of donors around throughout the country to gain advice and to relay our the country, we exceeded our fundraising goals. This support strategic and financial plans. We are convinced that our was critical in helping us manage the increasing need of our vision, strategy and tactics for the next several years repre- patients for financial assistance, the ongoing costs associated sent a brilliant future for our 112 year-old institution that is with operating the free Kunsberg School for approximately 90 dedicated to making a difference in so many people’s lives. chronically ill children and the extensive annual investment associated with advancing science.
Our financial success has also enabled investment in our clini- Larry Silverstein cal and research operations consistent with the strategic plan. Treasurer We have expanded clinic space to accommodate increasing patient demand, and have added faculty to improve patient access to care. In November 2011, we will open a new cardiac catheterization laboratory. We have also made significant investments in the research program, adding new microscopy equipment and expertise, hiring new research faculty and, with assistance from the federal government, acquiring a new supercomputer to facilitate analysis of the vast quantity of data produced in our Center for Genes, Environment and Health.
We began a national campaign entitled, We Never Say Never™, which captures the essence of what it means to be a patient at NJH. Our physicians and healthcare professionals, collaborating in a model of coordinated care, leave no stone unturned when caring for children and adults. Never say never also describes our cutting edge research and efforts to bring new innovations and discoveries forward to patients. Our investments in the last year reflect our never-say-never attitude.
After extensive negotiations, National Jewish Health successfully completed the purchase of the 7.5-acre Gove School property from Denver Public Schools. This is the last
26 Statement of Activities
Consolidated Statements of Activities 2011 2010 (in millions) Revenues, gains and other support: Net Patient Service Revenue. $100.0 $88.6 Health Initiatives Revenue. 9.3 9.6 Grant Revenue. 66.5 65.0 Contributions. 20.8 23.0 Investment Returns . 18.0 9.8 Other Income...... 9.9 9.1 Total Revenues. $224.5 $205.1
Expenses: Academic Services. $97.3 $91.8 Clinical Services. 51.4 46.6 Administration and Fiscal Support. 21.5 19.7 Support Services. 11.0 10.6 Health Initiatives and Marketing . 12.3 11.4 Fund Development. 7.6 5.5 Other Expense. 4.7 4.7 Total Expenses. $205.8 $190.3
Increase in Net Assets ...... $18.7 $14.8 Net Assets Beginning of the Year. $156.3 $141.6 Net Assets End of Year. $175.0 $156.3
Consolidated Statements of Financial Position 2011 2010 (in millions) Assets: Cash and Cash Equivalents . 6.7 6.9 Accounts Receivable - net. 30.0 24.9 Investments - at fair value. 110.9 100.2 Other Assets. 21.4 19.2 Property, plant and equipment - net. 96.9 88.0 Total Assets. $265.9 $239.2
Liabilities and Net Assets: Accounts Payable and Current Liabilities . 26.8 23.7 Long-term Debt. 50.2 45.7 Other Long-term Liabilities. 13.9 13.5 Net Assets. 175.0 156.3 Total Net Assets and Liabilities . $265.9 $239.2
27 Patient Service Revenue charity care & research grant Revenue (millions) Uncollected Medicaid (millions) (millions) 100.0 88.6 66.5 65.0 78.1 56.9 48.6 60.7 46.4 49.1 17.9 15.0 11.6 7.0 6.4 2009 2007 2010 2008 2011 2011 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2009 2010 2008 2007
Demand for National Jewish Although the recession has officially National Jewish Health research Health expertise continues to ended, demand for charity care funding continues to grow in spite grow. Additional faculty and continues to increase. of flat or decreasing NIH budgets. staff have been able to meet that demand, but more space will be needed.
2828 Investments (millions) expenses 110.9
100.2 1% 4% 97.1 13% 92.3
4% 76.7
7% 61%
10%
Payroll Other
Supplies Interest on Debt
Fees & Purchased Services Depreciation
Maintenance, Utilities & Leases 2011 2007 2009 2010 2008
Investments have continued to grow Investment in people, in the form of after declines two years ago. salaries, commands the lion’s share of expenditures at National Jewish Health.
2929 “I felt as if sleep for Daniel was never going to happen. Now he is sleeping through the night, and my husband and I sleep normally too! We never could have returned to normal life without Dr. Meltzer.” Rachel Belouin
“we give to this hospital because we want others to enjoy the same life-changing experiences we have” julie lenyo
“Once you see the hospital and the kids at Kunsberg, your heart melts. I’m committed to National Jewish Health for the long haul.” Justin Magazine
“It was the best move I ever made. I feel so well taken care of there, better than any other place I have been.” Marcia O’Bryan
“We never had that kind of hands-on training before we came to National Jewish Health, The nurses were so attentive and patient. They listened and let me get exactly what I needed out of the training so that I could care for my son after we left.” natalie wong
30 Board of Directors
Thomas Gart , Chair Lawrence Gelfond Zachary H. Pashel Marc D. Steron Margaret Sue Allon Roger Gibson Marcus B. Peperzak Burton M. Tansky Stephen W. Arent Jerry Glauser Blair E. Richardson Debra Tuchman Jim Berenbaum Will Gold, III Scott D. Robinson Evan H. Zucker Paulette Brody Staunton Golding Hassan Salem Norman Brownstein Barry Hirschfeld Meyer M. Saltzman Robin Chotin Christie Isenberg Rich Schierburg LIFETIME DIRECTORS Geraldine Cohen Mariner Kemper Michael K. Schonbrun Joseph S. Davis Stanton Dodge Steven D. Kris Carole Schwartz William Gold David H. Engleberg James D. Kuhn Martin Semple Philip H. Karsh Joel Farkas Bradley A. Levin Stephen B. Siegel Leonard M. Perlmutter Michael Feiner Evelyn Makovsky Wendy Siegel Edward A. Robinson Barbara Gallagher Marvin Moskowitz Don Silversmith
Officers
Chair, Board of Directors Vice Chair, President and CEO Executive Vice Presidents Thomas Gart Council of National Trustees Michael S. Salem, MD, FACS Gregory P. Downey, MD, FRCP Denver, CO Albert D. Angel Academic Affairs West Orange, NJ Chief Financial Officer and Vice Chairs, Board of Directors Executive Vice President Gary R. Cott, MD Robin Chotin Regional Vice Chairs, Christine Forkner Medical and Clinical Services Denver, CO Council of National Trustees Vice Presidents Tom Flexner Chief Operating Officer and Carol Gibson Don Silversmith New York, NY Executive Vice President Development Denver, CO Ron Berge Jeffrey Kapor Evan Zucker David Tinkelman, MD Los Angeles, CA Department Chairs Denver, CO Health Initiatives Richard J. Martin, MD Bob Paller Medicine Secretary, Board of Directors Atlanta, GA Executive Director of Marketing Robin Chotin Erwin W. Gelfand, MD Lauren Green-Caldwell Gary Silversmith Denver, CO Pediatrics Washington, DC Director of Public Affairs Treasurer, Board of Directors John C. Cambier, PhD Geri Reinardy David Solomon Larry Silverstein Immunology Houston, TX New York, NY
Co-Chairs, Council of National Trustees Stephen and Wendy Siegel New York, NY
31 National Jewish Health Faculty
MEDICINE National Jewish Health Division of Pathology Division of Psychosocial Richard J. Martin, MD, Chair South Denver Steve D. Groshong, MD, PhD, Chief Medicine Kevin K. Brown, MD, Michelle A. Beutz, MD Carlyne D. Cool, MD Heather LaChance, PhD, Vice Chair of Clinical Affairs James J. Fenton, MD Rosane de Oliveira Duarte Acting Chief Jeffrey A. Kern, MD, Robert M. Maulitz, MD Achcar, MD Mark Aloia, PhD Vice Chair of Finance Richard D. Mountain, MD Ronald J. Harbeck, PhD Shannon Christian, PhD Brian J. Day, PhD, Ahmad Rashid, MD Leonid Heifets, MD, PhD, SciD Alison Heru, MD Vice Chair of Research Robert Scoggins, MD Majid Y. Moridani, PharmD, PhD Kristin Holm, PhD David A. Taryle, MD Vijaya Nagabhushanam, PhD Karin Hoth, PhD Division of Allergy and Mary L. Warner, MD Preveen Ramamoorthy, PhD Elizabeth Kozora, PhD Clinical Immunology Jennifer S. Wink, MD Andria Pearson, PhD Rafeul Alam, MD, PhD, Chief Division of Pulmonary and Barbara Walker, PhD Eugene Choo, MD Endocrinology, Diabetes & Critical Care Frederick Wamboldt, MD Magdalena M. Gorska, MD Metabolism E. Rand Sutherland, MD, MPH, Chief Hua Huang, MD, PhD Jennifer Janssen, MD Ronald C. Balkissoon, MD Division of Rheumatology Rohit K. Katial, MD David A. Beuther, MD Richard T. Meehan, MD, Chief Division of Environmental Harold S. Nelson, MD Russell P. Bowler, MD, PhD Mehrnaz M. Fischbach, MD and Occupational Health E. Michael Canham, MD Aryeh Fischer, MD Tho Quy Truong, MD Sciences Richard W. Weber, MD Reuben M. Cherniack, MD Joann Gillis, MD Lisa A. Maier, MD, MSPH, Chief Brendan J. Carolan, MD Elizabeth A. Regan, MD, PhD E. Brigitte Gottschall, MD, MSPH Division of Cardiology Hong Wei Chu, MD Nabeel Hamzeh, MD J. Kern Buckner, MD, Chief Philip R. Corsello, MD Division of Sleep Medicine Zheng Huang, MD, PhD Brett E. Fenster, MD Gregory P. Cosgrove, MD Teofilo L. Lee-Chiong, MD, Chief Remy Kachadourian, PhD Andrew M. Freeman, MD Gary R. Cott, MD John Harrington, MD, MPH John W. Martyny, PhD, CIH Howard Weinberger, MD James D. Crapo, MD Sheila Tsai, MD Annyce S. Mayer, MD, MSPH Gregory P. Downey, MD Karin A. Pacheco, MD, MSPH Section of Community James H. Ellis, Jr., MD Research Cecile S. Rose, MD, MPH Fabienne Gally, PhD PEDIATRICS Michael Van Dyke, PhD, CIH, CSP Lisa C. Cicutto, RN, PhD, Head Anthony N. Gerber, MD, PhD Erwin W. Gelfand, MD, Chair James T. Good, MD Division of Gastroenterology Division of Critical Care and William J. Janssen, MD Pulmonary Philip D. Hanna, MD, Chief Hospital Medicine Yoko Ito, MD, PhD Shama Ahmad, PhD Luette Morton, MD Stephen K. Frankel, MD, Chief Beata Kosmider, PhD Susan Brugman, MD Thomas A. Reed, MD Esther L. Langmack, MD Dave Nichols, MD Neil W. Toribara, MD, PhD Critical Care Steven E. Lommatzsch, MD Raymond Rancourt, PhD Charlene E. Brady, MD Barry J. Make, MD Jennifer Taylor-Cousar, MD Medical and Clinical Services Evans Fernandez-Perez, MD Kenneth Malcolm, PhD Livia Veress, MD Florence B. Blager, PhD Tristan Huie, MD Robert J. Mason, MD Carl White, MD Sherstin T. Lommatzach, MD Ali Musani, MD Kenneth Lyn-Kew, MD Division of Mycobacterial and Respiratory Infections Mari Nakamura Numata MD, PhD Allergy & Clinical Vipin Malik, MD Immunology Charles L. Daley, MD, Chief Jerry A. Nick, MD Michael D. Schwartz, MD Donald Y.M. Leung, MD, PhD, Head Christopher A. Czaja, MD, MPH David Nichols, MD Elaine M.K. Schwartz, MD Liangua Bin, PhD Gwen A. Huitt, MD Rebecca Oberley-Deegan, PhD S. Allan Bock, MD Michael D. Iseman, MD Amy L. Olson, MD Hospitalists Mark Boguniewicz, MD Shannon H. Kasperbauer, MD Brian O’Connor, PhD Carrie Megan Austin, MD Donna L. Bratton, MD Kenneth A. Lichtenstein, MD Donald R. Rollins, MD Jason D. Dewees, MD Robert A. Sandhaus, MD, PhD David M. Fleischer, MD Marisa L. Echaniz, MD Section of Nephrology/ Milene T. Saavedra, MD Erwin W. Gelfand, MD Daniela E. Grayeb, MD Diabetology Max A. Seibold, PhD Patricia C. Giclas, PhD Carrie A. Horn, MD Elizabeth F. Owen Kern, MD, MS Amen Sergew, MD Elena Goleva, PhD Laura Popescu, MD Daniel R. Smith, MD Andrew Liu, MD Manisha Sahni, MD Division of Oncology, Joshua J. Solomon, MD Henry Milgrom, MD Lauren E. Sarnat, MD Cancer Center Jeffery J. Swigris, DO, MS Harold S. Nelson, MD Shandhya Rai-Sherpa, MD Jeffrey A. Kern, MD, Chief Robert M. Tate, MD Nathan Rabinovitch, MD Jeffrey L. Zamarripa, MD Laurie L. Carr, MD Jennifer Taylor-Cousar, MD James H. Finigan, MD Jyoti V. Thaikoottathil, PhD Inpatient Service James Jett, MD Dennis R. Voelker, PhD Susan Kotake, MD Rangnath Mishra, PhD Jieru Wang, MD, PhD William T. Pluss, MD Qun Wu, MD, PhD Ivana Yang, PhD Rachel L. Zemans, MD
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Ambulatory Pediatrics Pharmacology Immunology Brian M. Freed, PhD F. Dan Atkins, MD, Head Stanley Szefler, MD, Head John C. Cambier, PhD, Chair John H. Freed, PhD Mark Boguniewicz, MD Ronina Covar, MD Laurent Gapin PhD Kirstin Carel, MD Jonathan Malka, MD National Jewish Health Ronald G. Gill, PhD Jonathan Malka, MD Joseph Spahn, MD Faculty Lucy Golden-Mason, PhD Henry Milgrom, MD Richard B. Johnston, Jr., MD Rafeul Alam, MD, PhD Douglas K. Graham, MD, PhD Daniel Searing, MD Paul Reynolds, PhD Scott Alper, PhD Todd J. Grazia, MD David Tinkelman, MD Willi K. Born, PhD Kathryn M. Haskins, PhD Behavioral Health Hong Wei Chu, MD Christopher J. Hogan, PhD Bruce G. Bender, PhD, Head Shaodong Dai, PhD Dirk Homann, MD, MA Mary D. Klinnert, PhD ACADEMIC AFFAIRS Brian J. Day, PhD V. Michael. Holers, MD Lisa J. Meltzer, PhD Gregory P. Downey, MD, Gregory P. Downey, MD, FRCP Cynthia C. Ju, PhD Jane Robinson, PhD Executive Vice President Leonard Dragone, MD, PhD Ross M. Kedl, PhD Brian K. Wise, MD Erwin W. Gelfand, MD Taras Lyubchenko, PhD Biostatistics James R. Hagman, PhD John W. Moorhead, PhD Cell Biology Douglas C. Everett, PhD, Ronald J. Harbeck, PhD Roderick Nairn, PhD David W.H. Riches, PhD, Head Interim Head Peter Henson, PhD Terence A. Potter, PhD Aftab Ahmad, PhD Matthew J. Strand, PhD Hua Huang, MD, PhD Yosef Refaeli, PhD Azzeddine Dakhama, PhD Ted D. Wade, PhD Claudia Jakubzick, PhD Hugo R. Rosen, MD Ashley Frazer-Abel, PhD Andre A.A. Williams, PhD John W. Kappler, PhD Mario L. Santiago, PhD Moumita Ghosh, PhD Laurel Lenz, PhD Carsten Schmitz, MD Claudia Jakubzick, PhD Radiology Philippa C. Marrack, PhD David A. Schwartz MD Stijn de Langhe, PhD Debra S. Dyer, MD, Interim Head Rebecca L. O’Brien, PhD Jill Slansky, PhD Leonard Dragone, MD, PhD John D. Armstrong, II, MD Brian O’Connor, PhD Raul Torres, PhD Erwin W. Gelfand, MD Jonathan H. Chung, MD Roberta Pelanda, PhD Linda F. Van Dyk, PhD Pia Hauk, MD Valerie A.E. Hale, MD Anne-Laure Perraud, PhD Cara C. Wilson, MD Peter Henson, PhD David A. Lynch, MD Nichole Reisdorph, PhD Christina C. Leslie, PhD Joyce D. Schroeder, MD Richard Reisdorph, PhD Joseph J. Lucas, PhD David Riches, PhD Richard Reisdorph, PhD Center for Genes, Lawrence J. Wysocki, PhD Susan Reynolds, PhD Environment, and Health Gongyi Zhang, PhD Katsuyuki Takeda, PhD David A. Schwartz, MD, MPH, Director University of Colorado Scott Alper, PhD Eveline Farias- Denver Faculty Hesson, PhD Donald Bellgrau, PhD Sonia Leach, PhD Susan A Boackle, MD Brian O’Connor, PhD J. J. Cohen MD, PhD Max Seibold, PhD Howard W. Davidson, PhD Michael Strong, PhD James DeGregori, PhD Ivana V. Yang, PhD Charles A. Dinarello, PhD Stephen Dreskin, MD, PhD Affiliate George S. Eisenbarth, MD, PhD Edward Chan, MD Holger K. Eltzschig, MD, PhD Andrew P. Fontenot, MD
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Barry B. Akrongold Gerald W. Bodzy Bruce H. Corbin Aaron Fleck Fortune Financial & Enlight Industries, LLC Glendale, CA Aspen, CO Investment Corp. Houston, TX New York, NY Joanne Cornelison Barbara Fleck Leonard Boxer, Esq. Cheyenne, WY Aspen, CO Stanford J. Alexander Stroock & Stroock & Lavan Weingarten Realty Investors New York, NY John F. Daly Thomas M. Flexner Houston, TX CIT Commercial Services Citigroup Debbie Breslawsky New York, NY New York, NY Marsha Alpert Weston, CT Cherry Hills Village, CO Bruce Deifik Madeline Forbes Candy Brown The Greenspun Corporation Bloomfield Hills, MI Albert D. Angel Dallas, TX Henderson, NV Angel Consulting Sidney Forbes West Orange, NJ Ike Brown Joseph A. DeLuca The Forbes Company NFI Interactive Joseph A. DeLuca, Inc. Southfield, MI Del Archuleta Waxahachie, TX Huntington Bay, NY Molzen-Corbin & Associates Larry J. Freeman Albuquerque, NM Mark D. Brutzkus Richard J. DeRienzo Freeman Beauty Labs Ezra Brutzkus Gubner, LLP Lefkowitz, Garfinkel, Los Angeles, CA Robert J. Arth Woodland Hills, CA Champi & DeRienzo, P.C. Bank of America, Merrill Lynch Providence, RI Lester M. Friedman New York, NY Sen. Richard H. Bryan Great American Group Lionel Sawyer & Collins Irwin Dinn Woodland Hills, CA Herbert Ash Las Vegas, NV Dinn, Hochman & Potter, LLC Flower Hill, NY Cleveland, OH Ronald S. Friedman Joseph J. Carroll Marcum Stonefield Vicky L. Balmot Baldwin, NY Susan Dinn Los Angeles, CA Arcadia, CA Moreland Hills, OH Ann Shannon Cassidy Alex Fryburg Richard H. Bard The Broadhurst Foundation Jay DiPietro Pompano Beach, FL Bard Capital Group Tulsa, OK Boca West Country Club Evergreen, CO Boca Raton, FL Donald J. Gibson Jerome A. Chazen JPMorgan Chase & Company Elise Barish Chazen Capital Partners, LLC Bruce S. Dobozin, MD New York, NY Denver, CO New York, NY New York Allergy Asthma New York, NY James J. Gold Kevin Barrett Kathy A. Chazen Neiman Marcus Deloitte & Touche National Financial Networks, LLC Jeremy Doppelt Dallas, TX Boston, MA New York, NY Jeremy Doppelt Realty Management Beth Apter Gold Mark H. Berey Denise Cohen Jersey City, NJ Dallas, TX MHB Ventures LLC Warren P. Cohen Charitable Fund Delray Beach, FL Denver, CO Jared Drescher Irene J. Goldminz-Roberts DHA & Company Carlsbad, NM Elaine C. Bialor Marty Cohen Bethesda, MD Sun City Center, FL Cohen & Steers, Inc. Gary E. Goldstein, MD New York, NY Irene Drescher Austin, TX Philip F. Bleser Potomac, MD JP Morgan Chase Mitchell F. Cohen Mark S. Goldstein Mid-Corporate Banking CIT Financial Joyce Eichenberg Paley Rothman New York, NY Los Angeles, CA New York, NY Bethesda, MD
Ronald M. Blitzer Warren P. Cohen Robert Ezra Solvin W. Gordon Be Green Packaging Warren P. Cohen Charitable Fund Ezra, Brutzkus, Gubner LLP Gordon Insurance, LLC Santa Barbara, CA Denver, CO Woodland Hills, CA Montgomery Village, MD
Louis A. Bluestein, Esq Marianne W. M. Cohen Murray D. Fischer Robert Greenspan Centennial, CO Metairie, LA Attorney at Law Greenspan Consult, Inc. Beverly Hills, CA Encino, CA
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Janet Grove Mark M. King Fred F. Lionetti Arthur Mirante, II New York, NY KRG Capital Partners Continental Business Credit Cushman & Wakefield Inc. Denver, CO Woodland Hills, CA New York, NY Bruce S. Haas Boca Raton, FL John J. Knott, Jr. Keith M. Locker E. Jayne Mockler CB Richard Ellis Inlet Capital Management, LLC Cheyenne, WY Jacqueline Hall Las Vegas, NV New York, NY Macy’s West Bruce E. Mosler San Francisco, CA William A. Kosis Brian S. MacConnell Cushman & Wakefield, Inc. PNC Business Credit PNC Business Credit New York, NY Dee Hartzmark East Brunswick, NJ New York, NY Moreland Hills, OH Patricia Mulroy Lana Cain Krauter Marc Magazine Las Vegas, NV Lee Hartzmark Sears Apparel Humboldt Hospitality Advisors Oppenheimer & Co., Inc. San Francisco, CA McLean, VA Jay M. Murnick Pepper Pike, OH Murnick Property Group John Z. Kukral Peter J. Mallen Newark, NJ Robert E. Helpern, Esq. Northwood Investors Mallen Family Foundation Tannenbaum, Helpern, New York, NY Norcross, GA Maxine Murnick Syracuse & Hirschtritt, LLP Short Hills, NJ New York, NY Charles Kushner Andrew T. Malloy Kushner Companies Massey Quick & Co., LLC James F. Murray James Berry Hill New York, NY Greenwood Village, CO Murray & Gaunt Partners Berry-Hill Galleries, Inc. New York, NY New York, NY Alan Landsburg Jay S. Mangel The Landsburg Company Crowe Horwath LLP Scott Murray Mark Holbreich, MD Los Angeles, CA Sherman Oaks, CA Murray Media Indianapolis, IN Dallas, TX Robert Langholz Lawrence A. Marsiello Jimmy H. Jackson Holliman Langholz & Runnels Pine Brook Road Partners, LLC Lee S. Neibart Jackson Claborn, Inc. Tulsa, OK New York, NY AREA Property Partners Plano, TX New York, NY Madeleine Larson Michele S. Marvins Anne Jacobson Aspen, CO Houston, TX Joseph F. Nemia Boca Raton, FL TD Bank, NA Karl G. Larson Edith McAllister Wilton, CT Norman K. Jacobson Gustave A. Larson Company San Antonio, TX Boca Raton, FL Aspen, CO Carol D. Nichols Sherman McCorkle Mineral City, OH George E. Johnson Jerrold L. Lavine Sandia Science & Technology Chicago, IL Freeman Group LTD Park Development Corporation Robert I. Paller Providence, RI Albuquerque, NM Smith, Gambrell & Russell Robert Joseph Atlanta, GA Wilmette, IL Jerome L. Lefkowitz Harold C. McKenna Cranston, RI Plymouth, MA Henry Lee Paul David J. Kantes Tampa, FL Martinsville, NJ Harvey L. Leo, MD Jonathan L. Mechanic Allergy & Immunology Associates Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver and Lewis Pell Jeffrey H. Kapor of Ann Arbor Jacobson, LLP New York, NY Buchalter Neimer Ann Arbor, MI New York, NY Los Angeles, CA Sandy C. Peltyn Susan H. Lerner Robert L. Mettler Henderson, NV Robert M. Keats Beverly Hills, CA Studio City, CA Potomac, MD Carla Olman Peperzak Robert K. Lewin Myron M. Miller Spokane, WA Thomas Keller, III CIT Group/Commercial Services Miller Global Properties Moss & Barnett, P.A. Los Angeles, CA Denver, CO Alfred Perlstein Boca Raton, FL Edelstein Family Foundation Samuel Lewis Warren Mino Minneapolis, MN Goodstein Management, Inc. Webster Business Credit Corp. James Perse New York, NY New York, NY James Perse, Inc. Vernon, CA 35 National Jewish Health trustees
Joseph A. Pollicino, Sr. John M. Sevo Harry C. Steinmetz George T. Wendler Manhasset, NY Spectrum Retirement WeiserMazars LLP Marketing Management Group, Inc. Communities, LLC New York, NY New York, NY Michael Pralle Denver, CO CCP Holdings, LLC Robert A. Stern Harriette Kingoff Will New York, NY William C. Shaddock Lenders Residential Mortgage Richmond, VA Capital Title of Texas, LLC Addison, TX Stephen Raphael Plano, TX Philip D. Winn Merrill Lynch Tammany Stern Rancho Mirage, CA New York, NY Leslie Shaw BestofGuide.com Boontown Township, NJ Addison, TX Dale A. Wood, MD C. Patrick Roberts Southwest Asthma & Allergy Clinic Florida Assn. of Broadcasters, Inc. Lila Siegel Dan H. Stewart San Antonio, TX Tallahassee, FL Boynton Beach, FL DM Stewart Investments Reno, NV Mertie Wood Glenaan M. Robbins Gary Silversmith San Antonio, TX Key Largo, FL P&L Investments, LLC Sue Ann Strauss Washington, DC Houston, TX Sandra K. Woods Billie Ross Castle Rock, CO Chicago, IL Larry A. Silverstein Howard G. Sutton Silverstein Properties, Inc. The Providence Journal Company Anne P. Young Irene B. Rubenstein New York, NY Providence, RI Colorado Springs, CO Tampa, FL Roger A. Silverstein Andrew H. Tananbaum Ethel Silvergold Zale M. Ronald Ruskin Silverstein Properties, Inc. Capital Business Credit LLC Dallas, TX The Lansco Corporation New York, NY New York, NY New York, NY John F. Zwetchkenbaum, MD Michael S. Smith Benjamin S. Thrush Asthma & Allergy Physicians of RI Richard B. Saltzman Blue Spruce Capital HUB International Northeast Providence, RI Colony Capital, LLC Boulder, CO New York, NY New York, NY Emeritus Trustees David B. Snow Barbara Tornberg Stanley P. Blacher Thomas J. Saylak Medco Health Solutions Aventura, FL Blacher Brothers, Inc. Teewinot Holdings, LLC Franklin Lakes, NJ Providence, RI Scarsdale, NY Lynn Trojahn David L. Solomon ACCION Paul Choquette Richard T. Schlosberg, III Condera Advisors Albuquerque, NM Gilbane Building Company San Antonio, TX Houston, TX Providence, RI Kenneth L. Tucker Milton Schneiderman David N. Sonnenblick Wilmette, IL The Honorable J. Joseph Garrahy Madison Homes Sonnenblick-Eichner Company Providence, RI Vienna, VA Beverly Hills, CA Terrence J. Ullrich Agenta, LLC Garrett B. Hunter Brad Schnepf Steven Spinola Boston, MA CDC New England Schnepf Enterprises Real Estate Board of New York Providence, RI Las Vegas, NV New York, NY Andrew Valentine Battelle Memorial Institute Sheldon Magazine Steve Schorr Michael R. Stanford Columbus, OH Rancho Mirage, CA Cox Communications Albuquerque, NM Las Vegas, NV Mark A. Walsh John C. Portman, Jr. Melba Steeg Rye, NY Portman Holdings Dale Schuble Investment & Developing, Inc. Atlanta, GA The Schuble Family Foundation, Inc. New Orleans, LA Elaine H. Weinberg Chevy Chase, MD Boca Raton, FL Morris Rochlin Richard H. Stein Franklin, MI Jeffrey H. Schwartz UHY Mann, Frankfort, Stein & Lipp, _ Timothy J. Welch Global Logistic Properties CPAS, LLP AXA Equitable Marvin Traub Pacific Palisades, CA Houston, TX New York, NY Marvin Traub Associates New York, NY Steven J. Seif Hahn & Hessen, LLP New York, NY 36 National Jewish Health awards
CHAIRMAN’S AWARD The Chairman’s Award for Special Achievement is presented by the Chairman of the Board of RECIPIENTS Directors to recognize those who made exceptional contributions to National Jewish Health during the past year.
2011 Kenneth L. Tucker 2001 Joan & Stanford Alexander Boettcher Foundation Herbert L. Ash, Esq. Adolph Coors Foundation Bruce H. Corbin 2010 Molly Blank John Knott H. A. & Mary K. Chapman Ambrose Monell Foundation Charitable Foundation Vickie & Trygve E. Myhren Mrs. Frances B. Cohen 2000 Evelyn Best Brian Greenspun Paul R. Charron 2009 No awards given Sherman McCorkle 2008 Edelstein Family Foundation Howard Michnick Mrs. Edith S. McAllister Milton Morris Milton Schneiderman 1999 Carole & Albert Angel 2007 No awards given Marianne Cohn 2006 Alex Fryburg David Liniger Bella Feinstein Roger Gibson Doug & Dale Anderson Samuel J. Rosenfeld Steve G. Schorr Melba Steeg Rachel Kodanaz 1998 Maurice Austin Taner Kodanaz Mike O’Callaghan 2005 Amy M. Murnick, Jay M. Murnick, Bill Gold Lee S. Murnick (New York A.I.R. Society) Ron Ruskin Myra Schaps Allan Zidell Van Pelt Foundation 1997 Joseph J. Carroll 2004 Armstrong McDonald Foundation Walter F. Imhoff C.L.C. Kramer Foundation Donald W. Hoagland Abraham & Sonia Rochlin Foundation Wendy Siegel Grand Aerie Order of Eagles William D. White Jr. 2003 Carol Aaron 1996 Leonard Boxer Philip Leitman Larry Buchanan Lucille Raphael Kenneth Chirba Dale and Joseph Schuble Cary Marmis Ralph Tornberg Henry Zarrow 2002 Daniel Freed Jack Zarrow Irma Jacobson 1995 The New York A.I.R. Society New York Jeffrey H. Kapor Joseph Berenbaum, Esq. Samuel Lewis Sunya Kronstadt Robert Paller Michele S. Marvins Lila Siegel 1994 Robert L. Mettler David Sonnenblick Carol D. Nichols Randy Rutherford
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LORBER AWARD The Arthur B. Lorber Award for Distinguished Service, the highest honor at National Jewish RECIPIENTS Health, recognizes singular achievement in helping to advance medical science. Under Arthur Lorber’s leadership, the Sheltering Home grew from an orphanage into the premier treatment center for respiratory diseases in the United States.
2011 The Honorable Daniel K. Inouye, 1997 Carol D. Nichols U.S. Senator 1996 Peter M. Henson 2010 Michael & Iris Smith 1995 Burton M. Tansky 2009 No award given 1994 Larry A. Silverstein 2008 Norman Brownstein, Esq. 1993 Leonard M. Perlmutter Mrs. Wendy Siegel 1992 No award given 2007 No award given 1991 J. Peter Grace 2006 No award given 1990 Drs. Philippa Marrack & 2005 No award given John Kappler 2004 Herbert L. Ash 1989 Conrad D. Stephenson 2003 No award given 1988 Cecil Green & Howard V. 2002 The Fund To Cure Asthma Rickenberg, PhD Nancy & James Berry Hill 1987 Richard S. Farr, MD Marjorie & Stephen Raphael 1986 Robert L. Silber & David S. Touff 2001 Albert D. Angel 1985 Arthur Robinson, MD 2000 Sunya P. Kronstadt 1984 Dollie & Jack Galter 1999 Robert L. Mettler 1983 Richard N. Bluestein 1998 No award given 1982 Andrew Goodman
PRESIDENT’S AWARD The President’s Award, which is given only occasionally, pays tribute to business and RECIPIENTS philanthropic leaders whose support goes far beyond the usual to promote the mission and vision of National Jewish Health.
2011 Roger A. Silverstein 2004 No award given Allan Zidell 2003 Thomas M. Flexner 2010 Rich Baer James D. Kuhn Natalie Zucker Milton Morris 2009 Diane & Charles Gallagher Family Wendy M. Siegel Foundation 2002 Molly Blank 2008 Monfort Family Foundation 2001 Seryl & Charles Kushner 2007 No award given 2000 Louise & Richard Alderson 2006 No award given 1999 Honorable Ben Nighthorse Campbell 2005 Drs. Harold & Mary Zirin 1998 Norman Brownstein, Esq. Sherman McCorkle 1996 Alan Landsburg Myra Levy
38 Chairs and Fellowships
Donors who endow the chairs, professorships and fellowships as well as the faculty and staff who hold these distinguished positions help make possible ongoing biomedical research and education.
Endowed Chairs Professors The Carole & Albert Angel Family Presidential Chair Michael S. Salem, MD, FACS, President and CEO Girard & Madeline Beno Chair in Mycobacterial Diseases Michael D. Iseman, MD, Chief, Clinical Mycobacterial Services, Division of Mycobacterial and Respiratory Infections, Department of Medicine Irene J. & Dr. Abraham E. Goldminz Professor of Chair under funding Immunology and Respiratory Medicine Ida & Cecil Green Professor of Cell Biology John C. Cambier, PhD, Chairman, Integrated Department of Immunology The Catherine Kramer Professor of Clinical Mycobacteriology Leonid B. Heifets, MD, PhD, Director, Mycobacteriology Reference Library, Department of Medicine The Catherine Kramer Scientist in Pediatric Medicine Donna L. Bratton, MD, Associate Professor of Pediatrics, Division of Allergy Marjorie & Stephen Raphael Chair in Asthma Research Chair appointment under consideration Margaret A. Regan Professor of Pulmonary Inflammation Peter M. Henson, PhD, Professor, Department of Pediatrics Veda H. and Chauncey H. Ritter Chair in Clinical Immunology Rafeul Alam, MD, PhD, Professor of Medicine and Head, Division of Allergy and Clinical Immunology Cetalie & Marcel Weiss Chair in Pulmonary Medicine Robert J. Mason, MD, Professor and Associate Vice President, Academic Affairs, Director, Environmental Lung Center Helen Wohlberg & Herman Lambert Chair in Pharmacokinetics Stanley J. Szefler, MD, Head, Pediatric Clinical Pharmacology, Director of Pediatric Clinical Trials Center, Co-Director of the Weinberg Clinical Research Unit and Director of the Clinical Research Unit, Department of Pediatrics Wollowick Family Foundation Chair in COPD Research Chair under funding The Drs. Harold & Mary Zirin Chair in Pulmonary Biology Greg P. Downey, MD, FRCP, Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs and Professor, Department of Medicine, Pediatrics and Immunology
Annual Chairs Professors Edelstein Family Chair in Adult Pulmonary Medicine Richard J. Martin, MD, Professor and Associate Chair, Department of Medicine Edelstein Family Chair in Pediatric & Clinical Immunology Donald Y. M. Leung, MD, PhD, Professor, Head, Division of Pediatric Allergy and Immunology Rebecca Runyon Bryan Chair in Cystic Fibrosis Jerry A. Nick, MD, Associate Professor, Department of Medicine
Endowed Fellowships Annual Fellowships Robert William Gitzen, Jr. & Christopher Peter Gitzen Fellowship in Viola Vestal Coulter Foundation Scholarship Basic Immunology The Eugene F. & Easton M. Crawford Pediatric Reseach Fellowship Janet S. Lewald Fellowship in Basic Immunology Michael & Eleanore Stobin Pediatric Fellowship The Bettina Garthwaite Lowerre Fellowship in Mycobacterial Research Young Family Fellowship for Pulmonary Diseases Helen Wohlberg & Herman Lambert Fellowship in Cancer Biology Young Family Endowed Fellowship for Pulmonary Diseases (under funding)
Honorary Fellowships Arnold & Sheila Aronson Fellowship in Pediatric Pulmonary Medicine Priscilla Campbell Memorial Award Vernon Dale Fellowship in Pediatrics Melvin Garb Endowed Fellowship in Basic Immunology Andrew Goodman Fellowship in Medicine Andrew Goodman Fellowship in Pediatrics Great West Life Assurance Fellowship Ferd O. Lawson, Jr. Fellowship in Clinical Immunology James F. Murray Pediatric Fellowship
39 Private Philanthropic Funds & Laboratories
The following individuals, groups and families established funds, programs and facilities to support scientific investigations, professional education and patient care. These initiatives pave the way for doctors, scientists and other professionals, working collaboratively, to expand scientific knowledge.
FUNDS AND LABORATORIES ESTABLISHED BY: Lee & Katherine N. Abraham Fund for AIDS and Immunologic Research 1992 New York Retail & Fashion Industries Dinner Anna Perahia Adatto Clinical Research Center Leah & Hans Kayem Roy E. Alderson Immunology Laboratories Louise & Richard Alderson Angel Family Fund for Pediatric Asthma Research Carole & Albert D. Angel Maurice Austin Research Fund Friends of Maurice Austin Bernard Bear Memorial Fund for Pediatric Research Mrs. Rhoda Bear Ruth R. Berkley Endowed Research Fund for COPD Estate of Ruth Berkley Miriam C. Bernstein Fund for the Study of Immunology & Vasculitis M. Sheldon Bernstein, Family & Friends Molly Blank Fund for the Care of Children in Need Molly Blank The Leonard & Enid Boxer Fund for Pediatric Allergy Research 1993 New York Real Estate & Construction Industries Dinner F. L. Bryant, Jr. Research Laboratory for the Study of the Mechanisms 1983 New York Real Estate & Construction Industries Dinner of Lung Disease Paul R. & Kathy Herdt Charron Fund for Pediatric Asthma and 1996 New York Retail & Fashion Industries Dinner Vocal Cord Dysfunction Marke G. Chatman Fund for Sarcoidosis Research Chatman Family & Friends Jerome A. & Simona Chazen Fund for Lupus & Autoimmune Disease Research 1990 New York Retail & Fashion Industries Dinner The Martin and Michele Cohen Fund for Personalized Medicine 2007 New York Real Estate & Construction Industries Dinner Max & Sara Cowan Endowment Estate of Max Cowan Grace Craft Memorial Fund Dr. Arnold Craft Freddy Cunha Children’s Research Fund Jeanne & Fred Cunha & Friends Anthony J. DeLuca Memorial Fund for Lung Cancer Research 1995 New York Real Estate & Construction Industries Dinner Robert W. Davis Memorial Fund For Pediatric Asthma Research 2000 Tulsa Dinner Edith & Edward Delman Fund for Pediatric Asthma Research Edith & Edward Delman Patricia Colbert Donovan Memorial Fund For ILD Research Family & Friends Drescher Fund for AIDS Research Irene & Jared Drescher Morey S. Duman Fund for Asthma Research Shirley M. Duman The Esther Baird Dunlap Laboratory for Research In Immune Deficiency Esther B. Dunlap David L. & Judith S. Dworkin Fund for Research & Treatment 1987 New York Retail & Fashion Industries Dinner of Immune System Diseases The Sydney & Sylvia Engel Research Fund for Immune Deficiency Disorders Sylvia & Sydney Engel, Family & Friends The Sylvia and Sydney Engel Fund for Immunology Research Sylvia & Sydney Engel Ruth Deering Ewart Asthma Research Fund Betty & John E. Ewart The Dorothy Fabricant Research Fund Estate of Paul Fabricant The Sandi and Andrew Farkas Research Fund for Cancer Immunology 2002 New York Real Estate & Construction Industries Dinner Fashion Industries Fund for Respiratory and Immune System Diseases Research 1991 New York Retail & Fashion Industries Dinner Carl & Hazel Felt Laboratory for Asthma Research Hazel & Carl Felt The Thomas M. and Deban D. Flexner Research Fund in Pediatric Asthma 1998 New York Real Estate & Construction Industries Dinner and Lung Inflamation The Michael D. and Elizabeth M. Fraizer Fund for Research in Cystic Fibrosis 1996 New York Real Estate & Construction Industries Dinner Harriet Freed Fund for Lupus Research Daniel Freed, Family & Friends Isadore & Anne Freeman Fund for Pulmonary Research Isadore Freeman The Dr. Gerald J. and Dorothy R. Friedman Endowed Research Fund The Gerald J. and Dorothy R. Friedman Foundation for Medical Research The Fund to Cure Asthma Nancy & James Berry Hill; Marjorie & Stephen Raphael Dollie & Jack Galter Pediatric Research Laboratories Dollie Galter Patrons: Philip Rootberg & Co. Hotel Employees and Restaurant Employees International Union Melvin Garb Foundation Endowed Fellowship for Basic Immunology Melvin Garb Foundation Jennie R. Gauger Memorial Fund Estate of Paul W. Gauger Barry Ginsberg Memorial Fund Family & Friends The Fannie Gluck and Katy Bodansky Endowment Fund to Support Indigent Care Estate of Samuel Gluck Murray & Charlotte Goldberg Fund Charlotte & Murray Goldberg Andrew Goodman Memorial Fund 1993 New York Retail & Fashion Industries Dinner Nena Goodman Memorial Fund for the Clinical Research Center 1998 New York Retail & Fashion Industries Dinner The Beth and Jim Gold Fund for Pediatric Allergies 2007 New York Retail & Fashion Industries Dinner Jacob I. Goldstein Fund Estate of Jacob I. Goldstein
40 Private Philanthropic Funds & Laboratories
FUNDS AND LABORATORIES ESTABLISHED BY: The Willie Mae and Alexander Goldstein, Sr. Endowed Fund Alexander Goldstein, Sr. and Willie Mae Goldstein Foundation for Pediatric Programs Paula Gordon Research Fund for Anaphylactic Shock Joan J. Gordon & Edward S. Gordon J. Peter Grace Fund for Immunologic and Respiratory Disease Research J. Peter Grace Julian S. Greenspun Fund to Cure Cancer Beverly Greenspun & Family The Janet Grove Fund for Lung Disease & Lung Cancer 2000 New York Retail & Fashion Industries Dinner Joan L. Hafey Memorial Fund For Pulmonary Fibrosis Research Mark Stroock George W. Hansen Research Fund Robert J. Cruikshank & Friends in Houston, Texas Sara Harriman Research Fund for Respiratory Medicine 1994 Fort Worth Dinner Hasbro Children’s Foundation Program in Pediatric Asthma Hasbro Children’s Foundation William Randolph Hearst Research Endowment for the William Randolph Hearst Foundation National Research Center for Environmental Lung Disease The Elva and Lewis Humphreys and Sally Leonard Endowed Fund Mr. & Mrs. Lewis H. Humphreys for Indigent Patients in Kansas and Texas Aron H. and Irma B. Jacobson Fund for Children with Asthma Irma B. Jacobson & A.J. Contracting Company, Inc. Anthony M. & Lena M. Javancie Trust for Asthma and Emphysema Research Billie Javancie Leonard Kaplan Fund Edith Kaplan Samuel & Alma Kates Emphysema Research Fund Lore Kates Dr. Abraham J. Kauvar, MD Presidential Award Dr. Abraham J. Kauvar and Jean Kauvar A. J. Kauvar MD and Jean Kauvar Annual Conference on Excellence in Research Herman F. Kerner Immunology Research Fund Herman F. Kerner Boris & Jacqueline Kliot Fund for Pediatric Pulmonary Research 1990 New York Retail & Fashion Industries Dinner The John R. and Karen K. Klopp Fund for Childhood Asthma 2005 New York Real Estate & Construction Industries Dinner and Environmental Research The Doris M. Knauff Memorial Fund for ILD Research Mr. J. William Knauff, III The Fraeda and Bill Kopman Fund for COPD Programs William H. and Fraeda Kopman The Lana Cain Krauter and Philip J. Krauter Fund for Basic and Cancer Research 2001 New York Retail & Fashion Industries Dinner James D. & Marjorie Kuhn Fund for the Childhood Asthma Management 1994 New York Real Estate & Construction Industries Dinner Program at National Jewish The Dr. Albert J. Kukral Memorial Fund for Respiratory Infections 2004 New York Real Estate & Construction Industries Dinner The Kunsberg School Fund Established by the Sunshine Chapter of NJMRC Lapporte Crystallography Imaging Center Allen Lapporte Joshua Lehman Asthma Research Fund Ilona V. Katonah, Family & Friends Richard & Emmy Lou Levin Research Fund for Immune System Diseases Emmy Lou & Richard Levin J. Leonard and Myra Levy Family Fund Mrs. Myra Levy & Family Liberty Electric Fund for Asthma Research Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Ball, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Frank William R. & Nora H. Lichtenberg Pediatric Asthma Fund Linda Lichtenberg Kaplan & The Lichtenberg Foundation Lord & Taylor Laboratory for Research in Lung Biochemistry 1981 New York Retail & Fashion Industries Dinner Sidney M. Louis Memorial Fund S. M. Louis Fund, Inc. Steve Love Fund for Asthma Research Homestead Elementary School Lung Cancer Research Anonymous The Harold and Reba Martin Fund for Respiratory Research Harold & Reba Martin The Arthur C. and Elizabeth R. Martinez Fund for Childhood Asthma 1994 New York Retail & Fashion Industries Dinner Michele Sharney Marvins Fund for Pediatric Indigent Care Mrs. Alex Goldstein, Sr. Esther Mathias Fund for Treatment and Research in Medicine, Rudolf E. S. Mathias and Camille Mathias Nursing and Psychology William C. McCahill, Jr. Fund for Research in Lung Diseases 1989 New York Real Estate & Construction Industries Dinner Patricia A. Medlin Fund for Asthma Research Patricia A. Medlin The Dorris Marcus Mendelsohn Endowment Fund Estate of Dorris Marcus Mendelsohn The Robert L. and Susan T. Mettler Fund For Clinical Research in 1999 New York Retail & Fashion Industries Dinner Childhood Asthma The Lauder Foundation Evelyn and Leonard Lauder Fund Milken Family Program in Children’s Pulmonary Diseases Milken Family Medical Foundation The Robert C. Miller Endowed Fund in Occupational and Janet Schaumburg Environmental Medicine Arthur J. Mirante, II Fund for Immunological Research 1990 New York Real Estate & Construction Industries Dinner William J. & Ruth Morrison Research Fund Ruth & William J. Morrison Abraham Moskowitz Laboratory for Asthma Research Neva & Marvin Moskowitz
41 Private Philanthropic Funds & Laboratories
FUNDS AND LABORATORIES ESTABLISHED BY: Bruce E. and Wendy F. Mosler Fund for Treatment 2010 New York Real Estate & Construction Industries Dinner and Research of Pediatric ad Adult Asthma Joseph & Gail Moss Asthma Research Fund Gail & Joseph Moss Theodore and Maxine Murnick Family Endowed Fund for Asthma Research Theodore & Maxine Murnick Ira & Jacqueline Neimark Laboratory Clinical Pharmacology in Pediatrics 1985 New York Retail & Fashion Industries Dinner Lee S. and Joyce L. Neibart Fund for Pediatric and Adult 2008 New York Real Estate & Construction Industries Dinner Immunology and Rheumatology Dolores and Walter Neustadt, Jr. Pediatric Asthma Research Fund Wal-Dot Foundation New Mexico Fund for Indigent Care Annual Albuquerque Dinner Donors Carol D. Nichols Research Laboratories in Immunodeficiency Diseases 1985 New York Real Estate & Construction Industries Dinner The Arnold & Regina Orlick Fund for Pediatric Immunodeficiencies 1997 New York Retail & Fashion Industries Dinner The Maurice J. Oringer Fund for Immunlogic Research Estate of Maurice J. Oringer Morris Perlmutter Fund for Research in Immunology Sunya P. Kronstadt, Family & Friends Mary Pickford Fund for Emphysema Research Mary Pickford Foundation Bernard Polonsky Fund for Capital Equipment Bernard Polonsky The Gene & Ruth Posner Foundation’s Center for Pulmonary Rehabilitation The Gene & Ruth Posner Foundation Nathan and Rose B. Posner Research Fund for Emphysema and C.O.P.D. Nathan & Rose B. Posner The Wayne Pralle Memorial Fund for Emphysema and Other 2003 New York Real Estate & Construction Industries Dinner Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Diseases (COPD) Mitchel & Florence Kutner Rambar Memorial Fund Ann R. & Edgar Clark Rhode Island Fund for LUNGLINE Rhode Island Friends Rhode Island Fund for Pediatric Asthma Research 2006 Humanitarian Award Luncheon Chauncey & Veda H. Ritter Research Program in Arthritis Mr. & Mrs. Chauncey Ritter Linnie Belle Roberts Memorial Fund for Research in Asthma Jack Roberts Justyn C. Rosen Family Resource Center Justyn C. Rosen The Eleanor T. and Samuel J. Rosenfeld Endowed Fund for Asthma Research The Samuel J. and Eleanor T. Rosenfeld Family Foundation Louis and Freda Rubenstein Endowment Fund for Indigent Care Mrs. Louis Rubenstein Barbara & LeRoy Rubin Fund for Asthma Research Barbara & LeRoy Rubin Dr. Nancy Lynne Ruby Fund for Asthma Research Mrs. Robert N. Ruby M. Ronald & Myrna Ruskin Clinical Immunology Diagnostic Laboratory 1984 New York Retail & Fashion Industries Dinner The Richard B. and Bette A. Saltzman Fund For Food and Other Allergies 1999 Real Estate & Construction Industries Thomas J. and Laurie Saylak Fund for Underprivileged and Chronically Ill Children 2006 New York Real Estate & Construction Industries Dinner Howard Evan Schlessel Foundation Fund Mr. & Mrs. Walter Schlessel The Schuble Family Foundation Fund for ILD Research Joseph R. Schuble, Sr. Andrew Grayson Schultz & Thomas Britton Schultz Memorial Fund 1989 New York Retail & Fashion Industries Dinner for Research in Disorders of the Immune System in Children The Shirley Lee Sherr Fund for Research for Respiratory Diseases Estate of Belle Sherr The Joanne Siegel Memorial Fund for the Advancement of Pediatric Care Lila Siegel, Family & Friends & Dana Bischoff Noonan The Stephen B. & Wendy Siegel Fund for Pediatric Asthma & Allergy Research 1992 New York Real Estate & Construction Industries Dinner Ilse Silten Memorial Fund for Research in Immunology R. G. Silten Amy Simkowitz-Rogers Fund Sara Simkowitz, Thomas Rogers, Lucy & Isidore Simkowitz The Roselyn Simon Memorial Fund for Asthmatic Children Brian Simon, Randy Simon, Robert Simon, MD, Gary Steiner and Rabbi Baruch Cohon Samuel W. Spain Endowment for Excellence in Graduate Education Mrs. Goldye M. Spain Steven Spinola Fund for Infectious Diseases 1988 New York Real Estate & Construction Industries Dinner Conrad D. Stephenson Laboratory for Research in Immunology 1981 New York Real Estate & Construction Industries Dinner Leonard and Shirley Sterling Research Fund Established by Leonard and Shirley Sterling Michael & Eleanore Stobin Laboratory for Pediatric Research Eleanore & Michael Stobin Burton M. & Rita Tansky Fund for Research on the Influences of 1988 New York Retail & Fashion Industries Dinner Viruses on the Immune System The Owen D. and Jennifer B. Thomas Research Fund for Immunology 2000 New York Real Estate & Construction Industries Dinner Tinkel-Wolfson Research Fund in Basic Immunology Dr. & Mrs. Alexander Tinkel The Ralph Tornberg Endowed Asthma Research Fund Barbara Tornberg, Family & Friends The Ronald Townsend Fund for the Kunsberg School Ronald Townsend Marsha & Kenneth L. Tucker Library Fund Marsha & Kenneth L. Tucker The Hal J. and Shari Upbin Fund for Immunology Research 2001 Retail & Fashion Industries Dinner Van Pelt Foundation Research Fund Directors of the Van Pelt Foundation Vestal Triage Room Maxine & Don E. Vestal
42 Private Philanthropic Funds & Laboratories
FUNDS AND LABORATORIES ESTABLISHED BY: The Mark A. and Lisa J. Walsh Fund for Immunology and Allergy Research 2001 New York Real Estate & Construction Industries Dinner Mary Nan West Memorial Fund 2001 San Antonio Dinner Thomas D. Welch Memorial Fund for Antioxidant Research in 1997 New York Real Estate & Construction Industries Dinner Lung and Immune Diseases Samuel L. Westerman Immunology Research Fund Trustees of the Samuel L. Westerman Fund Medora White Research Fund Family & Friends, Dallas, Texas The Helen Wohlberg & Herman Lambert Laboratory for Helen Lambert Pharmacokinetics Research Melvin & Elaine Wolf Pediatric Fund Melvin & Elaine Wolf Foundation Sidney A. Wolff Patient Education Program Joseph C. & Clare F. Goodman Memorial Foundation Wu & Ng Families Fund for Rehabilitation Chin Hon & Pik Lin Wu Allan & Joyce Zidell Tuberculosis Research Laboratory Joyce & Allan Zidell Ina Zipper Memorial Fund for Immunological Research Family & Friends The Natalie V. Zucker Research Center for Women Scientists - Dr. Natalie V. Zucker An Endowed Fund to support Women Doctors and Researchers Zuckerman Family/Canyon Ranch Structural Biology/Crystallography Lab Mel Zuckerman & Family & Canyon Ranch
National Jewish Health Auxiliary Chapters
The National Jewish Health auxilians are our goodwill ambassadors.
More than 100 individuals from eight chapters in six states raise funds, provide education and promote public awareness about National Jewish Health and its many services.
The auxilians come from all walks of life. Some join because they have been helped personally by National Jewish Health. Others have a family member or friend with a chronic illness. Some simply want to help. But they are all united in a common goal: to devote their time, talent and resources to making sure that the expertise of National Jewish Health is available to everyone who seeks help.
The auxiliary chapters have worked with communities across the country for 82 years as fund-raisers, educators and public relations envoys for the mission of National Jewish Health. Many auxilians also contribute personal gifts through bequests and trusts.
For information on auxiliary chapters in your area, please call Terrie Baros at 1.800.423.8891, extension 6564.
Chapter Locations* California Florida Maryland Colorado Illinois New York
*These chapters would love to have you and others you know join as members or participate in special events. If there’s not a chapter in your community, we would be happy to work with you to establish one. For more information, please call Terrie Baros at 303.728.6564 (outside Denver, call 1.800.423.8891, extension 6564).
43 RESEARCH AND EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT
The following corporations, foundations and organizations provided research grants, contract and educational support for a variety of investigators and laboratories at National Jewish Health.
Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America Mount Sinai School of Medicine The American Diabetes Association of the New York University American College of Rheumatology Montana State University American Heart Association MPEX Pharmaceuticals, Inc. American Lung Association Mutual Pharmaceutical Company, Inc. Alere Inc. N30 Pharmaceuticals Allegro Diagnostics, Inc. NTM Info & Research Alpha-1 Foundation, Inc. Respironics, Inc. American Thoracic Society Rush University Medical Center AstraZeneca Pharmaceuticals, LP St. Louis Arthritis Foundation Siemens Medical Solutions USA Boehringer Ingelheim Skippy Frank Foundation Boettcher Foundation State of Colorado bioMérieux sa University of Arizona Cancer Research Institute University of California at Los Angeles Colorado Drug Investigator’s Association University of Colorado at Denver Children’s Hospital Los Angeles University of Colorado at Denver Chronic Granulomatous Disorder Health Science Center Columbia University University of North Carolina The COPD Foundation, Inc. University of Medicine & Dentistry of New Jersey Colorado School of Public Health University of Michigan Cystic Fibrosis Foundation University of Pittsburgh Cystic Fibrosis Foundation Therapeutics University of Wisconsin Children’s Hospital Colorado Vanderbilt University Denver Health and Hospital Authority Duke University These federal agencies provide research grants, Flight Attendant Medical Research Institute contracts and educational support for many Found Animals Foundation, Inc. investigators and laboratories at National Jewish. Parker B. Francis Fellowship Program Genentech, Inc. Department of Defense Gilead Sciences, Inc. Department of Energy GlaxoSmithKline Research & Development Limited Health Resources and Services Administration Johns Hopkins University National Institutes of Health Howard Hughes Medical Institute U.S. Department of Labor Korea Institute of Science and Technology La Jolla Institute for Allergy Immunology MedImmune, Inc. Merck & Co., Inc.
44 National Jewish Health Events
Humanitarian Award and Spirit of Achievement Award recipients were honored at National Jewish Health events throughout the country this year.
ALBUQUERQUE, NM Baltimore, MD New Mexico Spirit of Bella Sera Achievement Award Dinner Hosted by: Honorees: Alyson and John Friedman Virginia and Edward Lujan Pat and Robert Parker Mary and Robert (Bobby) Associate Hosts: Matteucci, Sr. Fran and Jon Matz Event Chairman: Del Archuleta, BOCA RATON, FL Molzen-Corbin & Associates Cocktails For A Cool Cause Master of Ceremonies: Co-Chairs: Robert (Bob) Murphy, Economic Jackie and Ken Mandell, MD Forum of Albuquerque Rachel Gabay Prince and Brian Prince ASPEN, CO Elaine H. Weinberg Bella Sera Co-Honorees: VIP Kids Luncheon Louise and David Gitlitz Honoree: Paula and Monty Loud Sheila Stern Co-Chairs: Co-Chairs: Dr. Robert and former patient Joan Ottenritter with Joan’s parents, Ollie Denise and Warren Cohen, Judy Haas and Mary Jean Travers at Baltimore Bella Sera. Debbie and Michael Feiner Lila Siegel Michael Goldberg Amy Elias and Richie Pearlstone CHICAGO, IL Linda and David Stein Chicago Breath of Life Golf Elle and Phil Winn Classic Event Chair: Hoops & HooplaSM ATLANTA, GA David Frishman DALLAS, TX Dallas Bella Sera Coaches: Atlanta Golf Outing Honorary Chair: Honorees: Dave Dahl, QED Hosted by: Kenneth Tucker Harry Bock & The Bock Family Kevin Eitniear, Tower Electric Arthur M. Blank Co-Chairs: Jason Green, QED Peter J. Mallen Mike Glazer David Greiner, Greiner Electric Robert I. Paller Betty and Burl Osborne Amy Hines, Delphi Companies Nancy and Richard Rogers John Kamprath, Krische Allan Zidell and Donna Fadal Construction Jerry Laflen, BKD LLP DENVER, CO Ward Mahanke, TST Inc. Beaux Arts Ball of Denver Grand Marshals: Natalie Neaton, Delphi Companies Carrie and John Morgridge Rich Schierburg, Peregrine Group Linda and Rich Schierburg Development Viki and Jack Thompson Joni and Scott Wylie LAS VEGAS, NV Lorber Award Recipients: Las Vegas Golf Tournament Iris and Michael S. Smith Mike O’Callaghan Memorial Breath of Life Golf Classic Cocktails & Karaoke Co-Chairs: Co-Chairs: Brad Schnepf, Schnepf Mark Cohen Enterprises, LLC Brian Parks and Dana Pluss Parks Steve Schorr, Cox Emcee: Communications, Inc. Molly Hughes Aspen 2010 Bella Sera Honorees (left to right) Monty and Paula Loud and Louise and David Gitlitz gather with National Jewish Health President and CEO Michael Salem, MD, (center) before the event, which raised $185,000 for National Jewish Health.
45 National Jewish Health Events
IJAMSVILLE, MD NEW YORK, NY DC Breath of Life Golf Financial Industries Dinner Tournament Honoree: Co-Chairs: Barry Kastner, TD Bank, N.A. Solvin (Sol) W. Gordon, Chair: Gordon Insurance LLC David W. Morse, Otterbourg, Marc Magazine, Humboldt Steindler, Houston and Rosen PC Hospitality Advisors, LLC Honorary Chair: Carl A. Toriello, Jefferies LOS ANGELES, CA Finance LLC Los Angeles Breath of Life Treasurer: Golf Classic Carl Giordano, TD Bank, N.A. Co-Chairs: Murray Fischer, Attorney at Law 14th Annual Fund to Cure David Sonnenblick, Sonnenblick-_ Asthma Golf and Tennis Eichner Company Tournament Golf Co-Chairs: LA Professional Services Robert E. Helpern, Tannenbaum, The first honoree recipient of The 2011 Irving Borenstein Memorial Award, Presents “Cocktails For A Helpern, Syracuse & Jason Pizer with his wife, Leah (center), and the New York AIR Society Cause” Hirschtritt, LLP Co-Chairs Roger Silverstein (left) and Peter Galperin (right). Chair: Stephen B. Siegel, CB Richard Mark D. Brutzkus, Ezra Brutzkus Ellis, Inc. Gubner LLP Tennis Co-Chairs: Roger Soo, NL Financial Alliance Winter’s Eve Real Estate & SAN ANTONIO, TX Zef Lekaj, Sportime at Randall’s Construction Industries San Antonio Humanitarian Island Dinner Award Luncheon Chair Emeritus: Honoree: Honoree: Samuel (Sandy) Lewis, Goodstein Bruce Mosler, Cushman & Wakefield Jimmie Ruth and Dick Evans Management, LLC Dinner Co-Chairs: Chair: Glenn J. Rufrano, Cushman & Edith S. McAllister New York AIR Society “The Wakefield Emcee: Sky’s the Limit” Benefit Stephen B. Siegel, CB Richard Pat Frost, Frost Bank Honoree: Ellis, Inc. Jason D. Pizer, Trinity Real Estate Honorary Chairs: WASHINGTON, DC Co-Chairs: Marty Cohen, Cohen & Steers, Inc. DC AIR Society Benefit Peter Galperin, Galperin Design, Inc. Thomas M. Flexner, Citigroup Co-Chairs: Roger A. Silverstein, Silverstein Jared C. Kushner, The New York Alexandra Gardner Properties, Inc. Observer Justin E. Magazine Georgette Mosbacher Joseph J. Plumeri, Willis North America Inc. Steven Roth, North American Capital Corp. Larry A. Silverstein, Silverstein Properties, Inc. Robert Speyer, Tishman Speyer Norman Sturner, Murray Hill Properties Co-Chairs: James D. Kuhn, Newmark Knight Frank Peter G. Riguardi, Jones Lang LaSalle Mitchell E. Rudin, CB Richard Ellis Treasurer: Mitchell L. Konsker, Cushman & National Jewish Health Trustee Wakefield Edith McAllister and Board of Souvenir Program Co-Chairs: National Jewish Health Trustees Brad Schnepf and John Knott II Joseph P. Coppotelli, Colby Directors Chair, Thomas Gart along with the NAI Las Vegas/Omninet Capital team, the 1st place Low Construction share a moment together during Gross winners. Pictured left to right: Brad Schnepf, Art Carll, Jeremy John C. Santora the San Antonio Humanitarian Fray, John Knott, Sean Kim and Josh Swift. Award Luncheon on May 9, 2011.
46 2010 Winter’s Eve New York Real Estate & Construction Industries’ Dinner In Honor of Bruce E. Mosler This event established the Bruce E. and Wendy F. Mosler Fund for Treatment and Research of Pediatric and Adult Asthma.
HONOREE’S CIRCLE: $50,000 or more BENEFACTORS: Gifts of $10,000 or more Klara and Larry Silverstein The ADCO Group Alliance Building Services FOUNDERS: Gifts of $25,000 or more Ambassador Construction Co., Inc. Area Property Partners Angelo, Gordon & Co. CB Richard Ellis Bank of America Merrill Lynch Marty and Michele Cohen Richard Bernstein/Cassidy Turley Commonwealth Land Title Insurance Company Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft, LLP Fisher Brothers Centro Properties Group Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson LLP Cerberus Real Estate Capital Management, LLC Jon and Mindy Gray Chicago Title Insurance Company Greenberg Traurig, LLP CIBC World Markets Corp. Jones Lang LaSalle CITI The Kuhn Family Cooper-Horowitz, Inc. Kushner Companies Cushman & Wakefield, Inc. Ruth and Leonard Litwin Andrew Davidoff Bruce and Wendy Mosler Eastdil Secured, LLC Newmark Knight Frank Ernst & Young LLP Northwood Investors, LLC Eurohypo AG RFR Holding LLC The Feil Family Foundation Jeffrey and Carole Schwartz/ Fidelity National Title Insurance Company Global Logistic Properties The Gart Companies Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLC Kensington Vanguard National Land Services Tishman Speyer Mitchell L. Konsker Lazard Susan and Samuel Lehrman PATRONS: Gifts of $15,000 or more Loeb & Loeb LLP and Colliers International Stephen D. Haymes/5 Penn Plaza LLC Miller Global Properties, LLC Joseph A. Cabrera and Edward Weiss The Moinian Group Deloitte LLP Morgan Stanley First American Title Insurance Company of New York Murray & Gaunt Partners Gardiner & Theobald Inc. Murray Hill Properties LLC GE Capital Real Estate Paul, Hastings, Janofsky & Walker LLP Steve and Wendy Siegel Prime Finance SL Green Realty Corp. Quality Building Services Corp. Vornado Realty Trust RREEF Ruben Companies Glenn and Mary Rufrano SJP Properties Structure Tone Inc. Studley, Inc. Tanger Factory Outlet Centers, Inc. Willkie Farr & Gallagher LLP
The 2010 New York Real Estate & Construction Industries’ Dinner Dance raised more than $1.8 million. Pictured from left to right are Len Boxer, Jimmy Kuhn, Bruce Mosler, Jon Mechanic, Steve & Wendy Siegel, Lee Neibart, Dr. Michael Salem and Marty Cohen.
47 2011 Beaux Arts Ball
National Jewish Health drew more than 1,200 people from across the nation including New York and Los Angeles on Saturday, March 19, for the 2011 Morgridge Family Foundation Beaux Arts Ball, which raised more than $2 million for the institution.
The Beaux Arts Ball, presented by the Morgridge Family Foundation and First Western Trust Bank, held at the Hyatt Regency Denver at Colorado Convention Center, is one of the most anticipated events in Denver. The theme, “Ibiza: A Holiday on the Spanish Mediterranean,” featured flamenco dancers, a DJ, Spanish guitar music, models in swimwear and traditional Spanish dress, face-painters and a live band. Students from the Denver School of The Arts passed out glow-in-the-dark necklaces and brought people to the dance floor in conga lines.
Dr. Michael Salem honored Iris and Michael Smith with the Arthur B. Lorber Award for Distinguished Service for their many years of support for National Jewish Health. Grand Marshals Carrie and John Morgridge, Linda and Richard Schierburg, Viki and Jack Thompson and Joni and Scott Wylie were also honored and acknowledged for their generosity, spirit and hard work that ensured the success of the event.
The event included a live auction and paddle-raising Fund-a-Need reverse auction, which raised over $400,000 to support Kunsberg School, a unique, free day school that combines world-class medical care, small classes and daily physical exercise for 90, K-8 grade school students who are learning to manage their chronic illnesses.
Platinum Sponsors: Qwest Debra and Ken Tuchman Joyce Zeff
Gold Sponsors Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck, LLP Michele and Marty Cohen / Carole and Jeffrey Schwartz Freeport LNG / Zachry Hastings Alliance The Gart Companies MDC / Richmond American Homes Foundation Sage Hospitality Linda and Rich Schierburg / Peregrine Group Development, LLC TeleTech Viki and Jack Thompson
2011 Beaux Arts Ball Grand Marshals (left to right) Scott and Joni Wylie, Jack and Viki Thompson, Michael and Iris Smith (Lorber Award recipients), Linda and Rich Schierburg, and Carrie and John Morgridge celebrate “Ibiza: A Holiday on the Spanish Mediterranean,” with President and CEO Dr. Michael Salem (fifth from right), which raised over $2 million for National Jewish Health.
48 National Jewish Health Legacies of hope
The Legacies of Hope is a society established to recognize all those supporters who have included National Jewish Health in their estate and financial plans, including a will, charitable gift annuity, trust or an insurance policy. The legacy of these gifts will live on for generations, helping to ensure that National Jewish Health will continue our mission to heal, to discover and to educate as a preeminent healthcare institution.
The following names are new Legacies of Hope members who added National Jewish Health to their estate plans between July 1, 2010 and June 30, 2011.
ALASKA MARYLAND Anonymous (1) Douglas H. and Katherine N. Rose William and Marga Smolin ARIZONA Paul A. Duckor MICHIGAN Sheila Steinberg Gerald F. & Concetta V. Ross
CALIFORNIA NEVADA Anonymous (2) Beverly Hilton Roger Cooper Norman Wolfson W. Kohn Carl Morley NEW MEXICO Natalie V. Zucker John S. and Edith T. Moore
COLORADO NEW YORK Anonymous (4) Anonymous (1) Ida Marlene Beam Gilda Serrano James H. and Janis Brewster Doris Weintraub Geraldine R. Cohen James K. Gyurman OHIO Lois A. Keller Marilyn R. Krueger Jules Ornstein Stephen F. and Gail J. Smith Helen Ridge Ellen E. Stewart PENNSYLVANIA Anonymous (1) FLORIDA Lynne D. Bloom Anonymous (1) Bernard Savransky Don Goodwin Ruth Schwartz Norman K. & Anne L. Jacobson Albert and Arline Murad SOUTH DAKOTA Lila Siegel Patricia Smith Peel Martin B. and Edith A. Stein Sanford G and Laura Stern TEXAS Gilbert Wegad Ronald E. and Sandra Cohen INDIANA Vivyan P. Jordan Julia A. Hall & Robert M. Stroup VIRGINIA LOUISIANA Burton S. Green Nita-Joan Sams
MAINE Edward Hobler
49 HONOR ROLL OF PHILANTHROPY
Annual Giving Circles The accomplishments of National Jewish Health this year are due in large part to the individuals, corporations and foundations recognized as 2011’s most esteemed donors by the philanthropic circles. These donors help forge the collaborative environment that leads to innovative solutions to chronic respiratory, allergic and immune diseases.
Explorer’s Circle - $1,000,000-$2,499,999 Estate of Frank D. Fernald Max Mellner First Western Financial, Inc. Estate of William Woolner Estate of Walter Glass Drs. Harold & Mary F. Zirin Estate of Walter L. Goldenrath Charles P. Gresham Pioneer’s Circle - $500,000-$999,999 Estate of Morris H. Harris Anonymous William Randolph Hearst Foundation Estate of Burton H. Ladensohn Joan G. Ireland Estate of Temaly Jacobs Innovator’s Circle - $250,000-$499,999 Norman K. & Anne L. Jacobson William E. Keller Amon G. Carter Foundation John J. Kohberger H. A. and Mary K. Chapman Charitable Foundation Eric Lidow Mrs. Frances B. Cohen Estate of Werner K. Loeb John P. Ellbogen Foundation Ambrose Monell Foundation Carrie & John D. Morgridge/Morgridge John S. & Edith T. Moore Family Foundation Estate of Lillian Nilsson David Salo Estate of Emma Ressler Louise B. Scheril James R. Schmidt Dr. Antonio J. Simoes The Schramm Foundation Estate of Norman Shapiro Challenger’s Circle - $100,000-$249,999 Mrs. Lila Siegel Anonymous (2) Iris & Michael S. Smith Ida Marlene Beam Estate of Walter H. Straus Geraldine R. Cohen Estate of Miriam Van Gelderen Dr. Larry A. Dornburg Ms. Jean K. Yale Paul A. Duckor Edelstein Family Foundation
50 HONOR ROLL OF PHILANTHROPY
Lifetime Achievement The Francis Wisebart Jacobs Founder’s Society, The Chairman’s Society and The President’s Societies Society pay tribute to the lifetime giving of individuals, foundations and corporations whose steadfast support serves as an inspiration to others and whose dedication has helped make National Jewish Health a world-renowned institution.
Frances Wisebart Jacobs Founder’s Grand Aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles/ Society - $10,000,000+ Max Baer Heart Fund Auxiliaries of National Jewish Mrs. Barbara Greenspun/Brian Greenspun/ David and Leigh Eddings Greenspun Family Foundation Estate of Mildred S. Hansen The Chairman’s Society - William Randolph Hearst Foundation $5,000,000-$9,999,999 Estate of Lewis Humphreys Anonymous (1) Estate of Irma B. Jacobson Estate of Milton Morris Estate of Rose I. Kalman Iris & Michael S. Smith Leah Kayem Estate of Veola S. Kerr President’s Society - John J. Kohberger $1,000,000-$4,999,999 C. L. C. Kramer Foundation Sunya P. Kronstadt Anonymous (2) Charles and Seryl Kushner Family Foundation R. H. Alderson Estate of Helen Lambert Carole & Albert D. Angel Myra Levy Estate of Joe J. Ballard Estate of Grace M. Lieberthal Estate of Madeline and Girard J. Beno Estate of Dorothy Lord Evelyn Best Estate of Rudolf E. S. Mathias Molly Blank Armstrong McDonald Foundation Estate of Anna Marie Blum Max Mellner Boettcher Foundation Estate of Selma Merkin Barbara Ann & Joseph J. Carroll Ambrose Monell Foundation Children’s Miracle Network Monfort Family Foundation Mrs. Frances B. Cohen Estate of Norma W. Moon Adolph Coors Foundation Estate of Rose B. Posner Estate of Hazel M. Crismon Marjorie & Stephen Raphael Estate of Esther B. Dunlap Veda H. Ritter Edelstein Family Foundation Abraham & Sonia Rochlin Foundation Estate of Beatrice & Miguel Elias Estate of George W. Rose Estate of Joseph H. Fuchs Estate of David M. Rosenbaum Estate of Rose Galin/Estate of Salon National La Boutique Des Huit Michael E. Felsher Trust #2 Chapeaux et Quarante Femmes Estate of Esther Galinsky Estate of Lena Strauss Diane & Charles Gallagher Family Foundation Sunshine Chapter Mrs. Jack Galter/Galter Foundation Mrs. Don E. Vestal Estate of Virginia L. Garrison Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. Estate of Grace A. George Wollowick Family Foundation Alexander Goldstein, Sr. and Estate of William Woolner Willie Mae Goldstein Foundation, Inc. Drs. Harold and Mary Zirin Nena & Andrew Goodman Natalie V. Zucker/Zucker Family Trust
51 National Jewish Health bequests
Those who remember National Jewish Health in their estate plans leave a lasting legacy in support of our programs. During fiscal year 2011, the friends listed below remembered National Jewish Health with bequests that will further our mission.
ALABAMA FLORIDA MICHIGAN OHIO Jeannette H. Hirsh William Bressler Anonymous (Samuel Gluck) Fannye & Jacob Lapinsky Edith Eisenberg Daisy M. Pekar ARIZONA Jules Jacobsen MISSOURI Lina Weintraub Memorial Fund Lucy M. Baisden Raynor Ruth Levitas Robert B. Kahn of the Jewish Community Joseph Harris Sidney and Ruth Pershan Federation of Cleveland Morris H. Harris Norman Shapiro NEVADA Betty K. Siegel David C. Eddings OKLAHOMA ARKANSAS Frank D. Fernald Blanche C. Kelly Alvin S. Tilles GEORGIA Dora Roberts Barbara C. Jones NEW HAMPSHIRE CALIFORNIA Temaly Jacobs Benjamin Cohen PENNSYLVANIA Emil Berger Godfrey Klein Albert Farber Lena Bleich ILLINOIS Esther R. Kraft Mildred Davidson Jeanette Chalet NEW JERSEY Fernal R. Marlier Walter L. Goldenrath Walter Glass Maxwell A. & Hilda Brown David Parker John F. Ignatz Sheila R. Hardy Helenmae B. Kelly Emma E. Ressler Mary M. Johntz Ruth Nassau Estelle M. Manus Florence N. Sharp Sady Kahn Jane S. Schwartz Walter Marburg Burton H. & Virginia B. Ladensohn Morris Thikoll Larry Stock RHODE ISLAND Gerard L. LeBeau William Woolner Anna H. Blankstein Edwin Levine NEW MEXICO INDIANA Daphne P. Maxwell Anonymous (Harold L. & Gladys H. SOUTH CAROLINA Medwin Family Trust Sara Lang Kahn Freedman) Shep Yelman Harry Ofshay Werner K. Loeb Rosina Patterson Martha Elaine Rhoades Stella R. Tohl SOUTH DAKOTA George W. Rose KANSAS Ken & Lois Borecky Getelle Steinberg P. J. Wyatt NEW YORK Fund of the South Dakota Flory Van Beek Lucie Blau Community Foundation Miriam Van Gelderen LOUISIANA Shirley R. Bunis Esther Sylvia Frank Ruth Chodos TEXAS COLORADO Charlotte M. Thompson Marion Beard Hutner Marcia Keller Lillian Bloom Henry Richmond Richard M. Wechsler Archie L. Bowman MARYLAND Stanley W. Sacksman Arthur Hayutin Sylvia Bleckner Lillian Semberg WASHINGTON Harold E. Hollis Sydney S. Horwitz Eugenie Weinberg Eileen R. Kaufman Sterling and Ruth Kahn Dorothy Karp Arthul Weinstock Milton Morris Gloria F. Wolinsky Lois P. Ness MASSACHUSETTS Eugene A. Nelson Ethel Maxmen NORTH CAROLINA Lillian S. M. Nilsson Bernice L. Lerner Alberta C. Proske Jerome & Elsie H. Shain Walker Straus Thomas C. Winter Elizabeth Jean Wright
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National Jewish Health is grateful for the generous contributions from individuals, corporations and foundations from across the country and around the world. Following is a list of those who made gifts of $500 or more in fiscal year 2011.
$1,000,000 or More The Gart Companies/The Jerry Jones Lang LaSalle Americas (IL) W. Thomas Weir (TX) Max Mellner (CA) Gart Family Foundation (CO) John J. Knott, II (NV) Wine and Spirits Wholesalers Drs. Harold & Mary F. Zirin (CA) Julia Hall & Robert M. Stroup (IN) Kowalski Family Foundation/ of Colorado, Inc. (CO) Gino Hollander (CA) Dorothy Holder and Thomas Mrs. Anne P. Young (CO) $500,000-$999,999 Rhonda F. Judy (TX) Kowalski (CO) Anonymous (PA) Alex Kaufman (NJ) Mr. James D. Kuhn (NY) $15,000-$24,999 C. L. C. Kramer Foundation (FL) Mr. & Mrs. John Z. Kukral (NY) Anonymous (CA) $100,000-$499,999 The Lauder Foundation (NY) The Litwin Foundation, Inc. (NY) Anonymous (CA) MDC/Richmond American Homes Lowerre Family Charitable Anonymous (CO) Anonymous (RI) Foundation (CO) Trust (NY) Ida Marlene Beam (CO) Anonymous (KS) Theodore & Maxine B. Murnick (NJ) Mrs. Margie Z. McNamara (CO) 5 Penn Plaza, LLC (NY) Caring for Colorado Foundation (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Lewis C. Pell (NY) Devora Molitor (MN) Amon G. Carter Foundation (TX) 5280 Magazine (CO) Ira Leon Rennert (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Bruce E. Mosler (NY) Alliance Building Services (NY) H. A. and Mary K. Chapman Mr. & Mrs. Richard R. Rogers (TX) Albert & Arline Murad (IL) Charitable Foundation (OK) George & Reva Graziadio Family Sheldon Rose (MI) Newmark & Co Real Estate, Foundation (CA) Mrs. Frances B. Cohen (MA) Richard L. Roth (CO) Inc. (NY) Geraldine R. Cohen (CO) Sandra Atlas Bass and Edythe & Rebecca Runyon Bryan (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Parker, Sol G. Atlas Fund, Inc. (NY) Dr. Larry A. Dornburg (TX) Silverstein Properties Inc (NY) Jr. (MD) Paul A. Duckor (AZ) Beacon Capital Partners, LLC (MA) Mr. & Mrs. Jack L. Thompson (CO) Moses L. Parshelsky Howard A. Berger (FL) Edelstein Family Foundation (MN) Mr. Robert L. Thomsen (MS) Foundation (NY) John P. Ellbogen Foundation (WY) Molly Blank (AZ) Tuchman Family Foundation (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Schierburg/ Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck, First Western Financial, Inc. (CO) Mrs. Vera B. Turner (CA) Peregrine Group Development, Charles P. Gresham (CA) LLP (CO) Mrs. Joyce R. Zeff/The Kal & L.L.C. (CO) Fred J. Brunner Foundation (IL) William Randolph Hearst Joyce Zeff Family Foundation (CO) The Jay and Rose Phillips Family Foundation (CA) Hannah Cohen (NY) Foundation of Colorado (CO) William & Sandra Condon Family Hyatt Regency Denver at Colorado $25,000-$49,999 The Dr. William Price Trust (AZ) Convention Center (CO) Foundation (CO) Anonymous (FL) Qwest Communications Cushman & Wakefield, Inc. (NY) Norman & Anne L. Jacobson (FL) International, Inc. (CO) Kaiser Permanente (CO) Anonymous (AK) Design Works (CO) Apollo Real Estate Management B. Coleman Renick, Jr. & Dreiseszun Family Foundation (KS) William E. Keller (NM) Judy W. Renick (TX) John J. Kohberger (PA) IV, LP (NY) Bernard Feiner (DC) Marian Meaker Apteckar RFR Holding, LLC (NY) Gardiner & Theobald, Inc. (NY) Eric Lidow (CA) Helen Ridge (CO) Ambrose Monell Foundation (NY) Foundation (AZ) Burton S. Greenstein (VA) Mr. & Mrs. Richard N. Baer (CO) Abraham & Sonia Rochlin Greiner Electric (CO) John S. & Edith T. Moore (NM) Foundation (NV) Carrie & John D. Morgridge/ Bank of America (RI) Paul Hagedorn (GA) CB Richard Ellis (CA) Gerald F. & Concetta V. Ross (MI) The Helis Foundation (LA) Morgridge Family Foundation (CO) Dr. Michael S. Salem (CO) David Salo (NV) CB Richard Ellis (NY) ISEC Laboratory Services (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Martin L. Cohen (NY) Salon National La Boutique J&S Audio Visual (CO) Louise B. Scheril (FL) Des Huit Chapeaux et Quarante James R. Schmidt (CO) Commonwealth Land Title Violet M. Johnson Family Insurance Company (FL) Femmes (FL) Foundation (CO) The Schramm Foundation (CO) Bernard Savransky (PA) Lila Siegel (FL) Cox Communications, Inc. (NV) Mr. & Mrs. Steven D. Kris (CO) Margaret A. Crowl (CO) The Schuble Family Foundation, S&C Kushner Family Foundation (NJ) Dr. Antonio J. Simoes (CA) Inc. (MD) Mr. & Mrs. Michael S. Smith/ Fisher Brothers Foundation, James T. Lee Foundation, Inc. (NY) Inc. (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey H. Schwartz (CA) Loeb & Loeb, LLP (CA) Freeport LNG Expansion, LP (TX) Seedworks Fund (CO) Jean K. Yale (CO) Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Diane Lynn Family Foundation, Jacobson, LLP (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Martin Semple (CO) Inc. (FL) Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & $50,000-$99,999 GE Capital Corporation/GE Capital Malkin Properties of CT, Inc. (CT) Markets Services, Inc. (FL) Flom, LLP (NY) Mrs. Ruth S. Marks (RI) John Allen (NM) Mr. and Mrs. William Gold, II/ Skippy Frank Translational MBH Enterprises, Inc. (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Joseph J. Carroll (NY) Gold Family Foundation (CO) Medicine & Life Sciences Jill Reynolds (CO) JH Cohn, LLP (NJ) Grand Aerie Fraternal Order of Fund (NY) Ridgefield Foundation (NY) Jerome & Ilene Cole Eagles/Max Baer Heart Fund (OH) Mr. & Mrs. Stephen F. Smith (OH) Douglas H. & Katherine N. Foundation, Inc. (IL) Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan D. Gray (NY) TeleTech Community Rose (MD) Herman Dana Charitable Trust (MA) Greenberg Traurig (NY) Foundation (CT) Ben L. Rosenberg Family Eugene F. & Easton M. Crawford Intermountain Rural Electric Tishman Speyer Properties, Foundation (IL) Charitable Lead Unitrust (CO) Association (CO) Inc. (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Glenn J. Rufrano (NY) Denver Post Season Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Isenberg/ Valero Energy Foundation (TX) Sara Sacks Wegad (FL) to Share Fund (CO) Sage Foundation (CO) Wal-Dot Foundation (TX) Irving Salem (NY)
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Phillip Salomon (FL) Cerberus Capital Management, Kensington Vanguard Holdings, Siemens Financial Services, Leah R. & Alfred E. Schaefer LP (NY) LLC (NY) Inc. (FL) Charitable Foundation (TX) CH2M Hill, Inc. (CO) Charles W. King (CA) Gilda Serrano (NY) Charles & Mildred Schnurmacher The Kathy Chazen Family Esther Koven/Esther Koven Maria S. Shapiro (NY) Foundation, Inc. (NY) Charitable Trust/Kathy A. Foundation, Inc. (NY) The Anna & John J. Sie Walter Scott Foundation (WY) Chazen & Larry S. Miller (NY) The LARRK Foundation (CO) Foundation (CO) Edythe B. Sheinbaum (FL) Chicago Title Insurance Lazard, Freres & Co., LLC (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Gary J. Silversmith (DC) Celeste Shotts (CO) Company (NY) Sandra & C. Ronald Livingston (CA) Roger A. Silverstein (NY) SL Green Management, LLC (NY) The Chotin Foundation (CO) Mr. and Mrs. Monty Loud (CO) The Sidney, Milton and Leoma Michele Snyder Foundation, CIBC World Markets The Lucky Brand Foundation (CA) Simon Foundation-Florida (FL) Inc. (NJ) Corporation (NY) The Ludlow-Griffith Foundation (CO) SJP Properties (NJ) Sidney L. Steinberg (NM) Ciena Corporation (MD) M.G. 101, LLC (NY) Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & TD Bank, N.A. (ME) Citi Business Services (FL) McGuire Woods (VA) Flom, LLP (IL) Earl & Elizabeth Toutz Trust (MO) Cooley Godward Kronish, LLP (CA) MDC/Richmond American Homes Skechers USA, Inc. (CA) Robert Mize & Isa White Trimble Crystal Waters Foundation, Foundation (CO) William & Marga Smolin (MD) Family Foundation, Inc. (NY) Inc. (CO) Migdal, LLC (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth F. Sokol (NV) UMB Bank Colorado, N.A. (CO) Andrew Davidoff (NY) Mile High United Way (CO) Dr. & Mrs. Sheldon L. Spector/ Vornado Realty, L.P. (NY) Davis & Gilbert, LLP (NY) Miller Global Properties, LLC (CO) California Allergy & Asthma Gilbert Wegad (FL) Delman Mortenson Charitable Morgan Stanley (NJ) Medical Group (CA) Ira W. Weiner (CA) Foundation (VA) Mr. & Mrs. George Mosher (WI) Mr. & Mrs. Sanford G. Stern (FL) The Weitz Company (CO) Deloitte Services, LP (TN) Mr. & Mrs. Marvin I. Moskowitz/ Milton I. & Frances L. Stiefel Wells Fargo Capital Finance (CA) Lindsay and R. Stanton Dodge (CO) The Moskowitz Family Foundation (KS) Paul R. & Anna Lee White Family Eastdil Realty Co., LLC (NY) Foundation (CA) Studley, Inc. (NY) Charitable Trust (CO) William H. Ellsworth Mr. & Mrs. Edward A. Mueller (CO) Sun Capital Advisors, Inc./ Mr. & Mrs. Evan H. Zucker (CO) Foundation (NY) Murray Hill Properties (NY) Sun Capital Partners EmblemHealth Services, LLC (NY) Jules Ornstein (CO) Foundation, Inc. (FL) $10,000-$14,999 Eurohypo AG (NY) Otterbourg, Steindler, Houston & Mr. & Mrs. Steven B. Tanger (NY) Anonymous (MA) Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence A. Fain (IL) Rosen, P.C. (NY) Tiger Valuation Services, LLC (MA) Anonymous (NY) Feil Family Foundation (NY) Stephen Parks (FL) Barbara Tornberg (FL) Anonymous (CA) Feld Real Estate, LLC (CT) Ashok R. Patel, MD (CO) Town Residential, LLC (NY) Anonymous (PA) Fidelity National Title Insurance Paul, Hastings, Janofsky & Walker, Townsend Realty Advisors Anonymous (CO) Company of New York (NY) LLP (CA) Corp. (NY) Anonymous (NY) Fred Smith Plumbing & Jason E. Pearl (CT) Mary Jean & Oliver Travers 1st West Financial Corp. (CO) Heating Co., Inc. (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Marcus B. Peperzak (CO) Foundation, Inc. (MD) ABM Janitorial Services/American FTI Consulting, Inc. (MD) Petunia Foundation (CO) Tuberculosis Foundation of Building Maintenance (NY) Fuller Real Estate Services (CO) Colin Plank (WA) Virginia, Inc. (VA) Clyde & Peggy Alley (NM) Fundacion Fondalledas, Inc. (PR) Prime Finance Partners (NY) University of Denver (CO) Angelo Gordon & Co., LP (NY) Lou & John Ferrer (WY) Quality Building Services Corp. (NY) US Bank, National Association (MN) Aon Foundation (IL) Mr. & Mrs. Irving Gable (CA) Richard Rainaldi & Martha Viola Vestal Coulter Foundation, Stephen W. Arent (CO) GE Johnson Construction Records (CO) Inc. (WA) The Atlantic Group (NY) Company (CO) RAS Management Advisors, Inc. (AL) Harry W. Vicksman & Louis L. Bank of the West (CA) Global Logistic Properties (CA) Mr. & Mrs. George J. Records (OK) Vicksman Charitable Trust (CO) Barclays Capital, Inc. (NY) Hahn & Hessen, LLP (NY) William & Joy Reich (CO) Nina & Gary M. Wexler (NY) Brian & Elise Barish (CO) Hercules Corp. (NY) Blair & Kristin Richardson Willkie Farr & Gallagher (NY) James E. Barlett (CO) Holt Foundation (TX) Foundation (CO) Mr. and Mrs. Philip Winn (CA) Berenbaum, Weinshienk, P.C. (CO) Hoxeng Family Irrevocable Mr. & Mrs. Jack C. Richmond (TX) Winston & Strawn (NY) Richard A. Bernstein/Richard & Trust (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Edward A. Robinson/ Joy Wonsowicz (CA) Amelia Bernstein Foundation (NY) In Jesus’ Name Fund (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. Robinson Theodora B. Betz Foundation (PA) Irving Foundation (DE) Robinson Management, $5,000-$9,999 Lynne D. Bloom (CO) Isaacson Rosenbaum, P.C. (CO) LLC (CO) Anonymous (SC) Boies Schiller & Flexner, LLP (DC) JAD Corporation of America (NY) Rosenberg & Estis, P.C. (NY) 68 West (CO) Mr. & Mrs. James H. Brewster (CO) JPMorgan Chase (TX) RREEF Management LLC/ Advantage Title Agency, Inc. (NY) Broadhurst Foundation (OK) Mr. & Mrs. Brian F. The RREEF Funds/RREEF ALLY (NY) Cadwalader, Wickersham & Juodzevich (NY) Outreach (NY) Marsha & Ted Alpert (CO) Taft, LLP (NY) The Karma Foundation, Inc. (NJ) Lawrence Ruben (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Earle S. Altman (NY) Susan Carmel Lehrman (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Keats/Keats Paul & Eleanor Sade Trust (CA) American National Bank (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Carroll (NY) Family Foundation, Inc. (MD) Jack & Anita Saltz Foundation (NY) Dale & Doug Anderson (NY) John W. Carson Foundation (CA) Lois A. Keller (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Richard T. Balfour Senior Living (CO) Cassidy Turley, Inc. (NY) Enid & Crosby Kemper Schlosberg (TX) Bank of America Merrill Lynch (NV) Ann Cawood (VA) Foundation (MO) Dr. Scholl Foundation (IL) C.R. Bard Foundation (FL) The Bill Bass Foundation (IL)
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BDO USA, LLP (MI) Bruce H. Etkin (CO) Hirtle Callaghan & Co., LLC (PA) Milbank Tweed Hadley & Becker Family Foundation (TX) Executive Sounding Board Robert E. Hogsett Foundation, McCloy (NY) BKD, LLP (CO) Associates, Inc. (PA) Inc. (CO) Milberg Factors, Inc. (CA) BKD Foundation (MO) Feiner Family Foundation of Mr. & Mrs. Raymond C. Howard (FL) Mr. & Mrs. Lee S. Millstein (NY) Arthur M. Blank/The Arthur M. Colorado (CO) HSBC Bank USA, N.A. (NY) Mr. & Mrs. James J. Mitchell (IL) Blank Family Foundation (GA) Harry Felber (AZ) Carolyn F. Hyman Donor The Moinian Group (NY) Blank Rome, LLP (PA) Finn Dixon & Herling, LLP (CT) Advised Fund (TX) Morrison & Foerster, LLP (CO) Marc C. & Debbie Breslawsky (CT) First American Title Insurance Independent Charities of America Morrison & Foerster, LLP (NY) Brookbridge Consulting Services, Company of New York (NY) Local Industry Charitable Robert E. Morrow (NY) Inc. (NY) FirstService Williams, LLC (NY) District (CA) Mortenson Construction (CO) Buchalter Nemer (CA) Harmes C. Fishback Foundation Interface Communications Co., M.A. Mortenson Company/ Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Bucksbaum (IL) Trust (CO) Inc. (CO) Mortenson Construction (MN) Dr. Edward R. Burka (MD) Mr. & Mrs. Morris Freedman (MD) Jefferies & Company, Inc. (CA) MSG, Inc. (NY) Cantor Fitzgerald Securities (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Samuel J. Friedman (LA) Jeppesen (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Murdock (CO) Capital Business Credit, LLC (CA) David S. Frishman (CO) Jerome Aluminum Products Murray Motor Imports (CO) Capital One, N.A. (VA) Frost National Bank (TX) Corp. (NY) Mutual of America (NY) Carter Ledyard & Milburn, LLP (NY) Jay Martin Furman (NY) Mr. & Mrs. George E. Johnson (IL) Mr. & Mrs. Jerome L. Myers (MA) Cator Ruma & Associates (CO) Donald & Vicky Gabay (FL) Jolan Foundation Corporation (IN) Nachman, Hays & Brownstein, CBIZ, Inc. (OH) Diane & Charles Gallagher Family Gretchen S. Jordan 1998 Trust (IL) Inc. (PA) Cerberus Capital Management, Foundation (CO) Lore E. Kates (MA) Joe Nelson (CO) LP (NY) The Gary-Willams Foundation (CO) Kaye Scholer, LLP (NY) Nets Sports and Entertainment (NJ) Chapman & Cutler, LLP (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Robert Gates (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Richard C. Kerns (GA) North American Capital Corp. (NY) Chicago League-Skokie Division (IL) GB Asset Advisors, LLC (MA) King Consulting Corporation (CO) NTM Information & Research, Children’s Hospital Colorado (CO) Geller & Company (NY) Kiver Foundation (NY) Inc. (FL) CIT Group, Inc. (CA) Getzler Henrich & Associates, Fraeda & William H. Kopman (CA) Paramount Group, Inc. (NY) Citizens Bank (RI) LLC (NY) KRG Capital Partners, LLC (CO) Parish of Trinity Church (NY) A. James Clark (MD) Mr. & Mrs. Ramsay Gillman (IL) Allen Lapporte (IL) Patton Boggs, LLP (TX) Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. Clasen (CO) Chad Glauser (CO) Latham & Watkins (NY) PEAK Resources, Inc. (CO) Clear Thinking Group, LLC (NJ) Mr. & Mrs. William Gold, II (CO) Victor C. Laughlin, MD Memorial Mr. & Mrs. Richard Pearlstone (MD) CLFS Equities, LLP (CO) Katherine Gold (CO) Foundation Trust (OH) Rabbi Mark A. Peilen (AL) CoBiz Financial (CO) Goldberg Kohn, Ltd. (IL) LBC Credit Partners, L.P. (PA) PEP Direct, LLC (NH) Geraldine & Alvin Cohen Michael A. Goldberg (CO) Carol Lee (MD) Murray Pepper/Honorable Vicki Foundation (CO) R&M Goldberg Family (NY) Edith & James Lee (CO) Reynolds Pepper (CA) Warren P. Cohen Charitable Herman Goldman Foundation (NY) Mrs. Shirley Lefkowitz (CA) Mr. & Mrs. Jordon H. Fund (CA) The Goodman-Gable-Gould Co./ Mr. & Mrs. Marvin Leichtung (NY) Perlmutter (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence J. Cohn (NY) Adjusters International (MD) Marcia Lester (CO) Oscar T. Peters (CA) George & Jennie Collins Goodstein Management Inc (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Paul M. Lhevine (CO) Phillips Lytle, LLP (NY) Foundation (OK) Judith A. Gordon (CA) Elick Lindon & Charlotte Lindon PNC Business Credit (CA) Community Banks of Colorado (CO) Mrs. Shirley Gralla (FL) Foundation (IL) PNC Financial Services Group (NY) Cooper Square Realty, Inc. (NY) Solvin W. Gordon/The Gordon Herman Lissner Foundation, Mr. & Mrs. Allen Prince (FL) COPIC Insurance Company (CO) Foundation, Inc. (MD) Inc. (NY) QED, Inc. (CO) The Corcoran Group Real The Gray Foundation (LA) James & Deborah MacGregor (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Stephen E. Raphael (FL) Estate (NJ) Michael Graziano (NY) Macy’s Foundation (OH) Reckson Management Group, Inc./ Cross NY (NY) Great American Group/Great Mr. & Mrs. Phillip N. Maisano (NJ) Reckson Associates Realty Crowe Horwath, LLP (CA) American Appraisal (CA) Mr. & Mrs. Evan Makovsky (CO) Corp. (NY) Davis Partnership, P.C., Greenberg Traurig, LLP (NJ) Mallah Management, Inc. (NY) The Related Companies, LP (NY) Architects (CO) Dr. Cy Gruberg (FL) The Diane and Darryl Mallah Richard Berzine & Company Dears Foundation, Inc. (FL) Ezra Brutzkus Gubner, LLP (CA) Family Foundation (NY) Ltd. (NY) Deloitte & Touche, LLP (NY) Frederic C. Hamilton Family MarcumStonefield (CA) Mr. & Mrs. Wolfgang Rindler (TX) Denver Museum of Nature & Foundation (CO) The Marcus Foundation, Inc. (GA) Rocky Mountain Medical Science (CO) Luisa & William Hansen (CA) Tom May-David May II Foundation/ Search (CO) Ruby Diamond Foundation (FL) The Hartford (CO) Wilbur May Foundation (CA) Mr. & Mrs. Rick Rosenfield (CA) Dilley Graphics, Inc. (CO) The Morris A. Hazan Family Mr. & Mrs. Steven F. Mayer (CA) Rosenthal & Rosenthal, Inc. (NY) Durkin Group & Associates, LLC (NJ) Foundation (NV) McCombs Foundation, Inc. (TX) Mrs. Rosalyn Rosenthal (TX) Durnan Group, Inc. (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Helpern (NY) Mrs. Edith McAllister (TX) Joseph Rubin/Dr. Corinne B. ECA Foundation, Inc. (CO) Richard J. Hertz (NM) Anabel & Jerome McHugh (CO) Winston (NJ) The Edouard Foundation, Inc. (NY) Hess Companies/Hess Mr. & Mrs. Lee A. McIntire (CO) Geri Bader Saltzman & Meyer M. Mr. & Mrs. J. Leo Edelstein (IL) Corporation (NJ) Mr. & Mrs. Leslie A. Mendelson (CA) Saltzman (CO) Encana Oil & Gas (USA), Inc. (CO) Hilco Appraisal Services, LLC (IL) Merrill Lynch & Co, Inc./ Saunders Construction, Inc. (CO) Enstrom Candies (CO) Virginia Hill Charitable Trust (CO) Institutional Advisory Arthur Schechner (NJ) Ergen Family Foundation (CO) Mr. & Mrs. A. Barry Hirschfeld (CO) Divisions (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Schnitzer (TX)
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Schrimmer Design Group, LLC (NY) $1,000-$4,999 Bank Leumi USA (CA) Betty Brega (CO) Schulte, Roth & Zabel, LLP (NY) Mrs. Kay Anne Abbott (CO) Bank of Oklahoma, NA (OK) Donald Breslow (CA) Shaffer Foundation, Inc. (GA) Mr. & Mrs. Ed Abraham (CA/CO) Bank of Oklahoma - Wealth Mr. & Mrs. Ron M. Brill (GA) Sherman & Howard, LLC (CO) ACC Construction Corporation (NY) Management (OK) Lindsa Brindley (CO) Sills, Cummis & Gross, P. C. (NJ) Accardo Engineering (NY) Stephanie M. Barnhill (FL) Zach Brinkerhoff (CO) Mrs. Viola A. Singletary (NM) AccuVal Associates, Ralph L. Barnum (FL) Ken & Jill Brodkowitz (MD) Skanska USA (NY) Incorporated (NY/WI) Karen A. Barrett (TX) Mr. & Mrs. Robert D. Brody (CO) SMA Interiors, Inc. (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Acker (CO) Kevin F. Barrett (MA) Nancy Brooks (MA) Smidt Family Foundation (CA) Mrs. Dina Ackermann Wiesen (NJ) Mrs. Selma Bartlett (NV) Ike and Candy Brown (TX) Sonnenblick-Eichner Company/ The Ackman-Ziff Real Estate Herbert Baskin (CA) Norman & Bernice Brown (CA) David N. Sonnenblick (CA) Group, LLC (NY) Larry Bass & Lynn Robinson (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Mackay S. Brown (NE) Cathy Spencer & Scott Harris (CA) AEW Capital Management, LP (MA) W. E. Bassett Company (CT) Mr. & Mrs. Harry Brusenhan (TX) Square Mile Capital Management Agenta LLC (MA) Batelle (OH) Richard A. Bryant (CO) II, LLC (NY) Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Ruth M. Baughman (CO) Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney, Starz Entertainment, LLC (CO) Feld, LLP (DC) BDO Seidman LLP (CA) PC (PA) Mr. and Mrs. David Stein (FL) Alagem Capital Group, LLC (CA) Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Beck (TX) Burdale Capital Finance, Inc. (CT) Elaine Stone (NY) Joe Alejandro (TX) Mr. & Mrs. Michael Beck (TX) Mr. & Mrs. Barry Burgdorf (TX) Stonehenge Partners, Inc. (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Leland J. Alpert (CO) Bee Darlin’ Inc. (CA) Marty Burger (NY) Stradley, Ronon, Stevens & Alpine Bank (CO) William Begal (MD) Jacob Burns Foundation, Inc. (FL) Young, LLP (PA) Amalgamated Bank of Bender Foundation, Inc. (DC) Busse Family Foundation (CO) Stroock & Stroock & Lavan, New York (NY) James Berenbaum/ Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Y. Butler (TX) LLP (NY) Ambajam, Inc. (CO) Dr. Wendy Berenbaum (CO) H-E-B Grocery Company (TX) Structure Tone, Inc. (NY) American Elevator & Machine Dr. & Mrs. Gerald S. Berenson (LA) Buxbaum Group, LLC (CA) Suzanne Sullivan (NY) Corp. (NY) Mark H. Berey (FL) C & C Companies (CA) Sunshine Chapter (FL) American Fire Restoration, LLC (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Ronald D. Berge (CO) C C Controlled Combustion Co., Burton M. Tansky (TX) American Rag Cie, LLC (CA) William D. Berghold (MT) Inc. (NY) Thomson Reuters (MN) Diana Z. Anderson (CO) Fredrick M. Bering (CT) Bernard J. Cagan (CA) TIAA-CREF (NY) Lisa Appel (CO) Laurence Berk (PA) Callahan Capital Partners (IL) Tiffany & Company (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Appel (NY) Mr. & Mrs. William F. Berliner (FL) Miguel G. Camara, MD (IL) Tower Building Restoration, Inc. (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Russell L. Appel (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Harry H. Bernbaum (IL) Eugene Cameron (MD) Toyota Motor Sales USA, Inc. (CA) Leon Apteckar Fund of the El Paso Howard & Maxine Bernstein Edith Goss Campbell Trust (AZ) Trautman & Shreve Service, Community Foundation (TX) Family Foundation (FL) Campbell Bohn Killin Brittan & Inc. (CO) Arapahoe Fire Protection, Inc. (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Richard I. Bernstein (NY) Ray, LLC (CO) Tri-Star Construction Corp. (NY) Argon, Inc. (CA) The Honorable & Mrs. Stuart A. Max Candiotty Attorney at Law (CA) The Donald J. Trump Foundation, Mr. & Mrs. Richard C. Bernstein (DC) Dr. & Mrs. Martin Cane (PA) Inc. (NY) Armstrong (WA) The Beverly Hilton (CA) Dr. & Mrs. Grant B. Cannon (UT) Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Tucker (IL) Mr. & Mrs. Tom Arnold (CA) The Arun I. & Asmita Bhatia Family Capital Title of Texas, LLC (TX) Union Bank of California (CA) David Aronow Foundation, Inc. (NY) Foundation (NY) Willow Bend Mortgage (TX) University Physicians, Inc. (CO) Art Display Company (MD) Big 5 Asset Management (CO) Carl Marks Advisory Group, LLC (NY) The Ultimate Software Group, Mr. & Mrs. Herbert L. Ash (NY) Big Strike Inc. dba Heart and Ray Carlisle (NY) Inc. (FL) Ellen M. Asplundh (PA) Soul (CA) Art Carll (NV) Van Deusen & Associates (NJ) Associated Textile Converters (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Joel Bion (CA) Carmichael International Irma & Walter Vasen AT&T Global Market Group (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Richard Birdoff (NY) Services (CA) Foundation (CO) Atheneus Humanities Stanley & Joyce Black Family Cartridges for Kids (CO) Georgetta B. Weaver (FL) Foundation (CO) Foundation (CA) Mr. & Mrs. Jimmy Cash (NY) Webster Business Credit Corp. (CT) Atlantic Hoisting & Scaffolding, Charmaine H. Blatt (CA) Castaways Foundation (IL) Lenny Weinglass (CO) LLC (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Lee N. Blatt (FL) Catalyst Foundation (CO) Mrs. Doris Weintraub (NY) Atlas Welding & Boiler Repair, David L. Bleich (NY) Caulkins Family Foundation (CO) The Weiser Philanthropic Fund (NY) Inc. (NY) Marshall E. Bloom (GA) Bryan Cave, LLP (NY) Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. (CA) Mr. & Mrs. John J. Atwood (WA) Alan J. Blum (NY) CBOL Corporation (CA) Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. Aventura Mall Marketing Fund, Joseph K. Blum Co., LLP (NY) Antonio Celayeta (CO) New Mexico (MN) Inc. (FL) Mrs. Elaine Bock & Family (TX) Centennial Elevator Industries, Wilk Auslander (NY) Avila Retail (NM) Charles E. Bombard (NV) Inc. (NY) Williams Family Foundation (CO) AXA Foundation, Inc. (NY) Jim Bonahoom (MI) Century Elevator Maintenance (NY) Willis North America, Inc. (TN) The Azeez Foundation (FL) Botway Family Foundation (AZ) Century Link (formerly Qwest) (LA) Wilson Family Foundation (CO) Karen Babione (CA) Bovin Family Foundation (NY) The Donald & Carole Chaiken Dr. & Mrs. Dale A. Wood (TX) Mr. & Mrs. John A. Bacharach (MN) Mr. & Mrs. David C. Boyles (CO) Foundation (CA) Workplace Resource (CO) Gerald Baglieri (CO) BP Corporation North America, Kuo-Chian Chang, MD (OR) Xcel Energy (CO) Roslyn & Joseph Baim Family Inc. (IL) Ronald B. Charfoos (MI) Zenithmedia (NY) Foundation (CA) Bracewell & Giuliani, LLP (DC) Mr. & Mrs. Morris Charif (FL) Allan Zidell (TX) Bruce D. Ball, MD (SC) Martin Brees (NV)
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Marke G. Chatman Memorial Golf Sally R. Davis (NV) V.O. & Elizabeth Kahl Figge Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Glauser (CO) Tournament (WA) Suzanne Davis (NY) Charitable Foundation (IA) Michael S. Glazer/The Glazer David Franklin Chazen Terrence W. Dawson (UT) Mark Filerman and Robin C. Foundation (TX) Foundation (NY) Deco Lav, Inc. (FL) Beery (CO) Gold Family, LLC (CO) Gary D. Chazen (TN) Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Degi (CO) Fischer Family Foundation (MD) Henry H. Goldberg (MD) The Louise Chazen Banon Joseph A. DeLuca (NY) Murray D. Fischer (CA) Julian Gold, Inc. (TX) Family (NY) Steven C. Demby (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Norman Fixel (FL) Gene Rosalie & Susan Goldberg Steve & Val Chin (UT) Dental Associates, Ltd. (VA) Mr. & Mrs. Aaron H. Fleck (CO) Fund Combined Jewish Mrs. Susan L. Ching (HI) Denver Hospice (CO) Fleishman & Shapiro, PC (CO) Philanthropies (MA) The Chubb Corporation (NJ) Designs By R.J.R. Ltd. (NY) Negley Flinn Charitable Henry H. Goldberg (MD) Mr. & Mrs. Donald Chudacoff (IL) Janet R. & James R. Deuel (CA) Foundation (PA) Walter Goldberg (CO) Philippe Citron Charitable Mrs. Sue Diamond (FL) Flynn Family Foundation (IL) Steve S. Golden (CO) Foundation Trust (MA) Dietz and Watson, Inc. (PA) Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Flynn (IN) Max Goldenberg Foundation (IL) The Cohen Family Charitable Mrs. Christine M. Digregorio (NM) Focus Management Group (CA) Michelle Buquet and Staunton Trust (NY) Marshall B. Dinerman (GA) The Foster Charitable Trust (IL) Golding (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Howard Cohen (Canada) Mr. & Mrs. Stuart M. Director (OR) Mr. & Mrs. Alan Franco (LA) Goldman Sachs Commercial Nancy L. Cohen (CO) Domestic Air Conditioning Service, Frankel Foundation (IL) Mortgage Capital (TX) Sherman & E. Baron Cohen Inc. (NY) Gerald Frankel (CA) Goldman, Sachs & Co. Matching Foundation (NY) Shelley B. Don, A Professional Martin & Laura Freedman Gift Program (NJ) Dr. & Mrs. Isidore Cohn (LA) Corporation (CO) Foundation (FL) Mrs. Irene Goldminz-Roberts (NM) Sol Cohn Foundation (NY) Jeremy Doppelt/Leslie Shaw (NJ) Jack & Pauline Freeman Jeffrey K. Goldrich (NJ) Clarence B. & Joan F. Coleman Glenn Douglass (CA) Foundation, Inc. (MA) Mr. & Mrs. Todd Goldstein (CO) Charitable Foundation (CA) Mrs. Erica A. Drake (NY) Larry J. Freeman (CA) Golub Europe I, LLC (IL) Collins Building Services, Inc. (NY) Mr. & Mrs. John E. Dreier (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Harry D. Friedman (DC) The Goodwin Foundation (NJ) Colorado State Bank & Trust, Mr. & Mrs. Kurt P. Duldner (CO) Mrs. Helen Friedman (NJ) Richard S. Gordon (AZ) N.A. (OK) Duncan Oil, Inc. (CO) Leslie H. Friedman (VA) Jessica Gorman (PA) Eleanor Blackford Colvin Fund/ Chris Dunne (CO) Lester M. Friedman (CA) Gotham Construction Co., LLC (NY) Pikes Peak Community Fund (CO) Annie DuPont/Jerry Hosier (CO) Mr. & Mrs. John L. Friedman (MD) Carol Z. Gottlieb (FL) Carolyn R. Comer, MD (WA) Eric Dutt (NV) Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Friedman (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Edmund S. Goulder (OH) CoMetrics Partners, LLC (NY) Hugh M. Eaton (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Sheldon Friedstein (CO) Elisabeth Graham (MS) Dr. & Mrs. Robert A. Comp (AZ) Sally C. Eckhardt (CO) Friends of the Schuble Eugene and Emily Grant Family Complete Management Eisenberg International (CA) Foundation (MD) Foundation (NY) Services (NY) Keren Eliyahu Charitable Trust Steve Frishman (IL) Mr. & Mrs. Phillip Gray (CO) Consolidated Electrical c/o Joseph Scharf (NY) Victor Fuchs (NV) Graybar Electric (CO) Distributors (CO) The Elno Family Foundation (MD) Morris and Gertrude Furman Great Performances Artists as Continental Development Corp. (CA) Emerald Asset Advisors, LLC (FL) Foundation (NY) Waitresses, Inc. (NY) Dr. Robert A. Cooke (IL) Empire Office (NY) Sohail Gabbay (CA) Dr. Fred H. Greenberg (NY) Dennis Cooper (CA) Encana Cares Foundation (CO) Lewis M. Gabbe Foundation, Mrs. Elfriede Grevendick (FL) Cornerstone Consultants (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Sydney Engel (NY) Inc. (NJ) Mr. & Mrs. Michael Groll (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Cornick (FL) The Engelberg Foundation (FL) Mr. & Mrs. Jack E. Gabriel (CA) Gary N. Gross, MD (TX) Mr. & Mrs. John A. Corry (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Louis Eni (NJ) The Gambrinus Company (TX) Vicki and Michael Gross Family Cost Reduction Solutions (NJ) Entact, LLC (IL) Levi D. Garcia (NM) Foundation, Inc. (NY) Corinne & Larry Cott (NY) Enterprise Builders Mr. & Mrs. Charles R. Gardner (IL) The Grossman Foundation (NY) Covenant Foundation, Inc. (GA) Corporation (NM) Ann Marie Garich (IL) Dr. & Mrs. John A. Grossman (CO) Steve & Amy Coyer (CO) Ernst & Young US, LLP (TX) Gideon and Sarah Gartner Andrea Groussman (CA) CR3, LLC (CO) ES Foods (NY) Foundation (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Groussman (PA) Dr. & Mrs. Arnold Craft (MD) The Honorable & Mrs. Melvyn J. GE Foundation (CT) Helen K. Groves (TX) Credit Suisse (CA) Estrin (DC) Dr. & Mrs. Erwin W. Gelfand (CO) Jason Grubb Photography (CO) Crescent Electric Supply (CO) Joseph J. Euteneuer (CO) Mrs. Lyne Taylor Genser (MD) Grubb & Ellis (NM) CRG Partners Group, LLC (CA) Mr. & Mrs. Richard W. Evans (TX) Carl E. Gerlach (TX) Grynberg Petroleum Company (CO) Crystal Comfort, Inc. (NY) Evy of California, Inc. (CA) David Gerstenhaber (NY) Robert J. Guerra/Mrs. Mariellen CT Power & Iceberg Johannes Faessler (CO) Getz Foundation (IL) Duffy-Guerra (CO) Enterprises (CO) Michael Fahndrich (CO) Henry W. Gilbert (CO) Gurrentz Family Charitable Mr. & Mrs. Ed Cudahy (CO) Fairmont Turnberry Isle (FL) Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Gilbert/ Foundation (PA) Nancy Cummings-Beim, MD (CA) FC Facilitator, LLC (OH) Gilbert Family Fund (NY) Arthur M. Gutterman (IL) James Cushing-Murray (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Tom Fellman (CO) Mrs. Julia A. Giles (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Alan J. Guzowski (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Barry N. Danielsen (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Felson (CO) Dr. Matania Ginosar (CA) Alex & Sally Halff Family Maria M. Das Neves (CT) Mr. & Mrs. Steven Fendrich (CO) Brian Ginsberg (NY) Foundation (TX) Mrs. Jean F. Davis (NH) Fidelity Mortgage Lenders, Inc. (CA) Mark Gipson (CO) Halliburton (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Davis (FL) Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence I. Field (IL) Ruth & Jack Glantz Family Mrs. Monika Hallman (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Joseph S. Davis (FL) Fifield Charitable Lead (CO) Foundation, Inc. (CT) Ralph R. Hamilton (KS)
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Mr. & Mrs. William T. Hammond (CA) Mr. & Mrs. Allan S. Ivascu (FL) Kleinman, Guerra & Company (CO) Lockton Companies of Colorado, Handsman Kaminsky, LLP (NY) Jackson Walker, LLP (TX) Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Kleinstein (CO) Inc. (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Steve Hansen (CO) Jackson Claborn, Inc. (TX) Morris Klugman/Emkay Sheldon London (MD) Hanson & Co., Certified Public John B. Jackson (CO) International (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Morris A. Long (CO) Accountants (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Norman K. Dr. George Knaysi (VA) Longrun Entertainment, Inc. (CA) William M. Harlan (AZ) Jacobson (FL) Rachel & Taner Kodanaz (CO) Lorber Chapter (FL) Harmony Fund, Inc. (NJ) Mr. & Mrs. Jon E. Jacoby (AR) Fred S. and Celia Kogod Courtney & Karen Lord (CO) Honorable Harris L. Hartz (NM) Mr. & Mrs. Steve D. Jaffe (CA) Foundation, Inc. (MD) Manuel Lujan Insurance, Inc. (NM) James Harvey (WI) JAMACO, LP (CO) Allen D. Kohl Charitable The Luminescence Foundation, Hawkins Parnell Thackston & Arthur M. James Family Foundation, Inc. (CA) Inc. (VA) Youn, L.L.P. (GA) Foundation (CA) Avrom Kopelman (CT) Mr. & Mrs. Geoffrey D. Lurie (NY) The Morris A. Hazan Family Robert C. James (FL) Mr. & Mrs. Martin Kozak (IL) M & M Plumbing & Heating, Foundation (CA) Jamestown (GA) KPMG, LLP (TX) Inc. (NY) Yvonne & Kevin Heaney (CA) Richard C. Jelinek (CO) KPS Capital Partners, LP (NY) Robert Macoy (CO) Hearst Service Center (NC) John I. Jenkins (NM) Herbert A. Kraft (CA) Marc A. Magazine (MD) Rose Heart (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Darrell Jennings (CO) The Krasberg-Mason Mr. & Mrs. Ward Mahanke (CO) Heartland Financial USA, Inc. (IA) John Paul Richards, Inc. (CA) Foundation (IL) Peter J. Mallen (GA) Lenore Hecht Foundation, Inc. (NY) Michael S. Johnson (CO) Abraham Krasne Foundation (NY) Dr. & Mrs. Charles Mandell (FL) Heffner Fund (OH) Mr. & Mrs. Mark E. Jones (CO) Ms. Rhoda Krasner (CO) David Mandell (FL) Joseph R. Heller (AZ) Mr. & Mrs. Stanley M. Joseph (NY) The Abraham & Ruth Krieger Dr. Kenneth B. & Mrs. Jacquelyn Mr. & Mrs. Norman B. Heller (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Jung (NY) Family Foundation, Inc. (MD) Mandell (FL) Mr. & Mrs. Mark Hellerstein (CO) Kaback Enterprises, Inc. (NY) The Stuart and Janet Kritzer Manhattan Mechanical Mr. & Mrs. John L. Hendry (TX) Mrs. Ruth Kahn (CO) Family Foundation (CO) Contractors, Inc. (NY) Karin D. Henszey (CO) Mr. & Mrs. David J. Kantes (NJ) Mrs. Rita Krosney (NY) Dr. & Mrs. Matthew P. Jay Hernandez (CA) Donald Kaplan (CA) Shashi M. Kumar, MD (AL) Mardiney (MD) Herrick, Feinstein LLP (NY) Mrs. Nancy Kaplan (NY) Lloyd S. Kurtz (AK) Amelia and Julius Marks Mr. & Mrs. Martin H. Herzog (CO) Amy & Bruce Karpas (CO) Kushner Companies (NY) Charitable Foundation (OH) Minna W. Hewes (CO) Elizabeth A. Karpowich (CO) L & L Holding Company, LLC (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Eli Marmur (CA) Ira M. Heyman (CA) Dr. & Mrs. Harvey B. Karsh (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Gerard La Rocca (FL) Marnell Properties, LLC (NV) Robert W. Hicks (CA) Philip H. Karsh (CO) Earl A. Labovitz, MD (AZ) Dr. Philippa C. Marrack & Lorraine & Harley Higbie Fund (CO) Brandy Katz (NY) LA-CO Industries, Inc./Markal (IL) Dr. John Kappler (CO) Christopher Hill (NJ) Josh Katz (NY) The Pauline Laginess Trust (MI) Dr. Richard J. Martin (CO) Gerald D. Hines (TX) Lauren Katz (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Steven A. Lake (CO) Matsuo Engineering (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Joel Hirschtritt/ Katzenbach Charitable Foundation, Mrs. Cecelia Lance (VT) Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Mayer (NJ) Hirschtritt Family Foundation (NY) Inc. (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Samuel Langberg (CA) Maylar, L.P. (TX) George C. Hixon (TX) George S. Kaufman/ William A. Lanting, MD (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Hunter Mc Connell (CA) Mr. & Mrs. Michael D. Hobbs (CT) Kaufman Realty Corp. (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Seymour Lapporte (CA) Ann McCullough (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Steven Hochberg (VA) Rollie R. Kelley Family Mr. & Mrs. Karl G. Larson (CO) Patricia E. McDermott (MI) Stanley Hoffman (MD) Foundation (CO) Marta Jo Lawrence (CT) McDowell Investments (CO) Mark Holbreich, MD (IN) Mr. & Mrs. William A. Lazar Corporate Advisors, Inc. (NY) McFar Contractors, Inc. (NY) Linda & Mel Holtzman (CA) Kellnhofer (CO) Kenneth Lazar (NY) Mrs. Betsy McGrath (IL) Mr. & Mrs. Marc Holtzman (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Kelly (CO) Lore F. Leder Foundation Trust (VT) Mr. & Mrs. Larry McKee (KS) Hudson Jeans/Hudson Clothing (CA) Marvin A. Kempner (FL) Gregory T. H. Lee (NV) Burton McPheeters (NE) Judy A. Huffman (LA) The Ethel & Allyn Kendis Family Lefkovitz Foundation (IL) MDVIP Personalized Healthcare (FL) Martin Hughes (CA) Charitable Trust (OH) Lamar Leland (CA) Louis R. & Dorothy M. Meister Dr. Paul S. Hummel (NV) Keratin Complex/Smoothing Lenihan Firstmark Company/ Foundation (CO) Humphreys Foundation (CO) Therapy (FL) Lawrence Lenihan (NY) Melto Metal Products Co., Inc. (NY) Dr. & Mrs. David F. Hutcheon (MD) Dr. Elizabeth Kern (CO) Leo’s Hardware Plumbing and Merchant Factors Corporation (NY) Hyde Park Jewelers (CO) Lawrence Kestin (NY) Electrical Supply Co., Inc. (NY) Metropolitan National Bank (NY) IBM International Foundation/ Kew Forest Maintenance Supply Susan H. Lerner (CA) Mrs. Helene F. Metzenberg (CA) Matching Grants Program (NY) Co., Inc. (NY) Leventhal Brown & Puga, PC (CO) Janet M. Meuleman (LA) Sherrill Ice (CO) William E. King (MI) Mr. & Mrs. Spencer G. Levy (MD) Mr. & Mrs. Lowell Meyer (CO) Inlet Capital Management, LLC (NY) Mrs. Ann King-White (CO) Lewan & Associates, Inc. (CO) Mr. & Mrs. David Meyerson (CA) International Blind Contractors, Dr. Peter Kircher (TX) Liberty Global (CO) Micro Motion Incorporated (CO) Ltd. (NY) The Kirschner Trusts/ The Lighting Agency, Inc. (CO) Midtown Preservation, P.C. (NY) International Business Machines E. Phil & Roberta Kirschner Lily Bleu, Inc. (CA) Dr. Bernice Miller (FL) Corporation (NY) Foundation (OK) Hal Linden (CA) Bill Miller Bar-B-Q Enterprises, Intersteel, Inc. (GA) Kirschner-Bookatz Family Minnie B. Lindsey (CO) Ltd. (TX) Jack Irushalmi (NY) Foundation (TX) George Lipton (GA) Gary W. Miller (IN) Israel Discount Bank of NY (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Klein (CA) Mr. and Mrs. Keith M. Locker (NY) Michael E. Minden Diamond Isseks Brothers, Inc. (NY) Kleinfeld Bridal Corp. (NY) Jewelers (NV)
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Minkoff Company, Inc. (MD) OSL Shipping & Development, Remco Maintenance Sandia National Labs Corp. Dr. & Mrs. Michael J. Mirsky (FL) Inc. (NY) Corporation (NY) Foundation (NM) Henry Mittelman (MA) Ostrovsky & Associates (NV) Mrs. Julie F. Rennett (OR) San Antonio Express News (TX) Ronnie Mitzner (CO) P. S. Marcato Elevator Co., Inc. (NY) Jack Resnick & Sons, Inc. (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Joshua Saslove (CO) MJK Real Estate Holding Robert I. Paller (GA) Mr. & Mrs. Daniel A. Rich (CO) Mr. & Mrs. David B. Savitz (CO) Company, LLC (IL) John & Gloria Paolella (NY) Richardson Kontogouris Emerson, Randy Savona/Dianne Ferrara (CO) Henry Mohr (CO) David H. & Charlene Engleberg (CO) LLP (CA) Schindler Elevator Corporation (OH) Molzen-Corbin & Associates (NM) Mr. & Mrs. Paul Pariser (NY) Mr. & Mrs. David Richardson (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Walter Schlessel (FL) Gerald C. Moore, MD (TX) Brian & Dana Parks (CO) The William L. Richter Family Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Schneider (NY) Mr. & Mrs. L. Kent Moore (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Zachary H. Pashel (CO) Foundation (CT) Schochor, Federico and Staton, Norman Moormeier (CO) Gregory & Julia Peay (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Kenny Rickel (CA) P.A. (MD) Morgan Stanley/Elaine H. Charles Peck (CO) Mrs. Miriam Rieder (FL) Mr. & Mrs. Michael K. Schonbrun/ Weinberg (FL) Doris Peek Crain (FL) Margaret Rivers Fund (MN) Balfour Senior Living (CO) Moritt Hock Hamroff & Horowitz, Mr. & Mrs. William Peek (CO) RNDC Foundation (LA) Schuss Family Foundation (AZ) LLP (NY) Mrs. Pat A. Pemberton (MO) Mrs. Fleurette S. Roberts (CT) Mr. & Mrs. David Schustack (NY) John Morland (CO) The Penta Building Group (NV) Roberts & Holland, LLP (NY) Eugene F. Schwartz, MD (FL) Morris & Fyrwald Sotheby’s Peregrine Realty Partners (CA) Mr. & Mrs. Elliott Robinson (CO) Erica Schwartz (NY) International Realty (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Perlstein (FL) Henry R. Robinson (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Schwartz (MI) Morse Family Foundation (CO) James Perse, Inc. (CA) M. Russ Robinson (TX) Mr. & Mrs. Sherwood Schwartz (CA) Moss Adams, LLP (CA) William E. Peters (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Scott D. Robinson (CO) Science & Technology Park Mountain Chalet - Aspen (CO) Brooke Peterson & Diane Rocky Mountain Pediatric Development Corporation (NM) MRM Management Associates, Tegmeyer (CO) Surgery (CO) The Scott Family Foundation (NY) LLC (NJ) Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Peterson (IL) Mr. & Mrs. Clyde A. Rodbell (GA) Mr. & Mrs. Jay Seeman (NY) Diana B. Munder (NY) Pincus Paul Charitable Trust (VA) Joanne Rogers (FL) Sharon A. Seeman (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Jay M. Murnick (NJ) Mrs. Carole Pittelman (NY) Arnold Rogers (FL) Carmen Seh (FL) Lee S. Murnick (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Stephen D. Plavin (NJ) Dr. & Mrs. Robert Rogoff (SC) Mrs. Quinta M. Seida & Jesse & Linda Myrick PNM Resources (NM) Candice M. Rohr, MD (OR) Dr. David Seida (VA) Foundation (FL) Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Polak (CO) Steven Rosdal (CO) Arthur L. Seiden (CO) Naifeh Realty Company (OK) Robert G. Pollock (TX) Mr. & Mrs. Harry W. Rosen (VA) Pamela Seigel (CA) Dr. Nadine Nakazono (CO) Port Authority of San Antonio (TX) Dr. Charles M. Rosenberg (GA) Mr. & Mrs. Jay W. Seligman (NY) National Hispanic Cultural Center Margaret K. Porter (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Marvin Rosenberg (CO) John & Nancy Sevo (CO) Foundation (NM) Ron & Mary Pott Family Mr. Stanley Rosenberg (TX) Dr. & Mrs. Bill Shacthman (CO) Nead Organization, Inc. (NJ) Foundation (CO) Samuel W. Rosenblatt (NY) Mark P. Shampain, MD (PA) Neumeyer FRL, LLP (CO) Power Construction Company, Mrs. Babs Rosenkranz (FL) Shanahan’s Steakhouse (CO) Allan Neustadt Charitable Trust (TX) LLC (IL) Rosenson Family Foundation (IL) Kathleen M. Shapiro (IL) New Mexico Mutual (NM) Leonard Powers, Inc. (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Billy Rosenthal (TX) Mrs. Ruth Shapiro (MA) New Roc Fec, LLC (NY) Presbyterian Health Care Rosenthal & Rosenthal of Mr. & Mrs. Robert Sheldon (CT) John & Florence Newman Services (NM) California, Inc. (CA) Sheppard Mullin Richter & Foundation (TX) Press Family Foundation (MA) Mr. & Mrs. Robert Rosenthal (CO) Hampton, LLP (CA) John T. & Mary C. Newman (KS) Brian Prince (NY) Ross Printmarketing, Inc. (CO) Harriet S. Siegel (IL) Mrs. Carol D. Nichols (FL) Mr. & Mrs. Byron Prinzmetal (CO) Mrs. Billie Ross (IL) Jared A. Siegel (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Rodney A. Nielsen (CO) Timothy R. Prout (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Dave Ross (FL) Mr. & Mrs. Jay A. Siegel (NJ) Thomas C. Nilsson, MD (NE) Phyllis Pullman (NY) Roth Capital Partners (CA) Mr. & Mrs. Martin Siegel (TX) Mr. & Mrs. Jack K. Nisselius (WY) Lisa M. Putnam (TX) The Roth Foundation (GA) Siemens Caring Hands Mr. & Mrs. Howard B. Noble (CO) Quivey Bay State Foundation (NE) Kenneth S. Roth (NY) Foundation (PA) Nordstrom Park Meadows (CO) R. W. Specialties, Inc. (CO) Paley Rothman/Mark S. Eileen Silberstein (NY) Dr. & Mrs. Pedro Nosnik (TX) Radical Media (NY) Goldstein (MD) Mr. & Mrs. Barry R. Silverman (CA) Edward A. Nusblatt (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Dale G. Rands (MI) Dr. & Mrs. Robert M. Roy (TN) Mr. & Mrs. Donald Silversmith (CO) NuStar Foundation (TX) Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Ratner (NY) Royal Abstract Corp. of NJ/Royal Lawrence Simon (KY) Susan & Alex Obbard (UT) Ratner Family Foundation (VA) Abstract of New York, LLC (NY) Neal J. B. Simon (MD) John W. O’Dorisio (CO) Mrs. Laura Ratner (NY) RSM McGaldrey, Inc. (NY) Singer Family Foundation, Inc. (CO) Olmstead Properties, Inc. (NY) Charles L. Read Foundation (NJ) Mrs. Irene Rubenstein (FL) Eric Singer (NJ) Omninet Capital, LLC (CA) Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Reagan (CO) The Rudin Foundation, Inc. (NY) Sanford Sirulnick (NY) Oneida Cold Storage Company, Real Capital Solutions (CO) Mr. & Mrs. M. Ronald Ruskin (NY) Six D, Inc. (NM) LLP (CO) Rednor Group, Ltd. (NY) SF & R Realty (OK) Richard Skor (FL) Catherine Oppenheimer (NM) Reebok Metaphors/Reebok Thomas Sadowski (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Michael Slade (NY) Jesse H & Susan Oppenheimer International, Ltd. (MA) Thomas Safran & Associates (CA) The Small-Alper Family Foundation (TX) Mr. & Mrs. Randall L. Rehbein (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Bob D. Sager (TX) Foundation (MD) Dr. Lenore J. Orange (NY) Geralyn K. Reinardy (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Shelly Sager (CO) John E. Smathers (CO) Mr. & Mrs. David L. Orenstein (NY) Karl Reinitz (MD) Henry Salzhauer (NY) Smith Mandel & Associates, Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey H. Salzman (CT) LLP (CA)
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Cheryl Smith (AZ) Charles and Lenke N. Tarr Webroot Software, Inc. (CO) E. Nelson Asiel (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Stephen I. Soble (FL) Fund (NV) Joan N.Weil Charitable Trust (TX) Aspen Real Estate Financial, Benjamin J. Song, MD (MI) Mr. & Mrs. Charles M. Tatham (CA) Jay Weinberg/Marilyn Simon (FL) LLC (CO) Roger Soo (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Joel Tauber (CO) Frank Weinman (NV) Lois R. Atkin (CA) Southwest Airlines (TX) Taussig Family Foundation (CO) David Weinreb (TX)) Mrs. Sylvia Atkin (CA) Southwest Research Institute (TX) Janet K. Taylor (WY) Marcia S. Weiss (IL) Teresa Austin (NY) Sovereign Bank (RI) Pete Taylor (TX) David R. Weldon, MD (TX) Donald E. Avery (CT) Mr. & Mrs. Donald H. Spencer (CA) Technology Ventures West New York Restoration of CT, Mr. & Mrs. Arthur F. Backal (NY) Mr. & Mrs. John G. Spiegleman (CO) Corporation (NM) Inc. (NY) Joan E. Baker (OH) Split Rock Realty Co. (NY) Robert L. Teitelbaum, Inc. (NY) C. Ross Westley, MD (CO) Ballon Stoll Bader & Nadler, Sports & Arts Center at Island Mr. & Mrs. Bradley G. Thomann (CO) Whataburger (TX) P.C. (NY) Lake (NY) Diane Thompson (CO) Whitacre Family Foundation (TX) Bradford & Vicky L. Balmot (CA) SSG Capital Advisors LLC (PA) Mr. & Mrs. Nathan C. Nicholas Wilder (CO) Banchik Family Foundation (CA) St. Mary’s University of San Thompson (CO) Wilf Family Foundation (NJ) Bank of Albuquerque (OK) Antonio (TX) Mr. & Mrs. Roland R. Thornton (CO) Arthur O. Wilkonson (CO) Jean Barker (CO) William H. Stayton (CO) Tied With A Bow (FL) Mrs. Harriette Will (VA) David M. Barkyoumb (SD) Steele Street Bank & Trust (CO) Toll Brothers/Mr. & Mrs. Robert Cliff Winkler, Jr. (WA) Rita & Robert B. Barnett (DC) Edith & Herbert Stehberg Toll (PA) Mr. & Mrs. Edward O. Wolcott (FL) Baron & Baron (NY) Charitable Trust (TX) Torys, LLP (NY) Mr. & Mrs. James B. Wolf (CO) Labelle Barton (AZ) Dr. & Mrs. Mark R. Stein (FL) Towne Place Suites Southeast/ L. Richard Wolff (NJ) Thomas M. Beaver (GA) Daniel G. Steinberg, MD/ JER ES SEAST, LLC (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Milton Wolff (OK) Ruth Beil (FL) Allergy & Asthma Center of TPMC Realty Corporation (TX) Wollowick Family Foundation (FL) Rev. Benjamin F. Bell (MS) Massachusetts, P.C. (MA) Dr. Barbara R. Troetel & Dr. William Woodson Family Foundation (WY) Steven Bender (OR) Susan Steinberg (PA) M. Troetel (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Vince Yegge (NM) Mrs. Joan C. Benjamin (CA) Pano Stephens (CA) Mr. & Mrs. Stuart Troy (NY) Yellowstone Hardware & Mr. & Mrs. David Berberian (TX) Sidney Stern Memorial Fund (CA) Mr. & Mrs. Solta Trujillo (CA) Supply Corp. (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Neal M. Berg (CA) Audrey F. Steuer (NY) Barbara A. Trummer (WI) Eugene & Ethel S. Zale (TX) Richard N. Berger (CA) Ellen E. Stewart and Donald Turchin Family Charitable Lillian Zeides Foundation, Inc. (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Wayne S. Berger (FL) Vancil (CO) Foundation (FL) The Jay and Diane Zidell The Berish Henches Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Stillman (NY) Dr. and Mrs. Ron Underwood (TX) Charitable Foundation (OR) Foundation (CA) Marshall C. Stoddard, Jr. (CA) Unity Construction Group (NY) Martin Zieff (MA) Mr. & Mrs. Saul G. Berkowitz (NJ) Steven Stodghill (TX) University Management Edward and Barbara Zinbarg Mr. & Mrs. Edwin J. Bernau (CO) Wendy Stoltz (NY) Associates & Consultant Foundation (NJ) Dr. & Mrs. Robert W. Black (FL) Paul Stone (CA) Corp. (NY) Robert L. Zinn (TX) Faith Mary Blalock (AZ) Mrs. Sara B. Stone (LA) Urban Zen, LLC (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Zuch (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Blank (AZ) Stony Apparel Corp. (CA) John Urquhart (CO) Zwicker Electric Co., Inc. (NY) Joel G. Bleier, MD (MA) Mrs. Marion G. Strack (VA) U. S. Security Systems (NY) Arthur M. Boal (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Bill Stradley (TX) USAA Foundation, Inc. (TX) $500-$999 Boca Group International, Inc. (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Don Strasburg (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Andrew J. Anonymous (CO) S. Allan Bock, MD (CO) Mr. & Mrs. David K. Strate (CO) Valentine (OH) 25 Realty Co., LLC, 51 Realty/ Benjamin C. Bohr (CA) Donald R. & Mary G. Street (AL) Valley National Bank (NJ) Co.,LLC, 232/242 Realty Co., Mr. & Mrs. Todd Bondy (CO) Myron M. Studner Foundation, Van Deusen & Associates (NJ) LLC (NY) Roger Bonney (TX) Inc. (NY) Van Gilder Insurance Corp. (CO) Craig L. Aberle (FL) Mr. & Mrs. Henry O. Boswell (TX) Suburban Maryland Chapter (MD) George Van Schaick (NY) Abrams Foundation (NJ) Bradbury Stamm Construction (NM) Sun & Moon Marketing Jeffrey P. Vantosh (GA) Martin R. Abroms (AL) Mr. & Mrs. Steven R. Bralove (DC) Communications (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Charles Varsel (TX) Mrs. Joan H. Abrutyn (NJ) Jonathan Bramson (CA) Sun Capital Advisors, Inc. (FL) Vectra Bank Colorado (CO) Accurate Land Abstract Co., Edward Brand (CO) Sun Office Products (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Robert S. Vermut (MD) LTD (NY) Lawrence Brandes (NY) Dr. Lois M. Sutton (TX) Victory International (USA), LLC (NJ) Susan S. Adler Foundation (IL) Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Brickell (NY) L. Jack Swertfeger, Barbara J. Vincent (SC) Garold D. Allen (KS) Mrs. Ruth Broady (CA) Attorney-at-Law (GA) Vision Service Plan (CA) Mr. & Mrs. Dan Alperin (MD) Mr. & Mrs. Sheldon Bromberg (NM) B. Swibel Presents (NY) Scott Vogel (NY) Michael R. Altenberg (CO) Robert Brooks (NY) Elizabeth M. Swig (NY) Jeffrey A. Wald, MD (KS) Richard P. Altieri (FL) Mrs. Sherry Brown (VA) Kent M. Swig (NY) Mr. Howard Cohen/Waldman Bros, Jaime Alvarez, MD (FL) Howard Brod Brownstein (PA) Symphony Development (CA) LLP (TX) AmerTac (NJ) John A. Brunalli (CT) Mrs. Marcia Tabatchnick (FL) Jerome M. Waler (CO) Jeroll Anderson (AZ) Abraham Brustein (IL) Taconic Investment Partners, Wasserman, Comden, Casselman Antero Resources Piceance Alice R. Buchalter (MD) LLC (NY) & Esensten, LLP (CA) Corp. (CO) Harriett B. Buckley (VA) Mr. & Mrs. Ryan Takasugi (CA) Weather King Windows & Harold Arkava (CT) Mr. & Mrs. Maurice Mr. & Mrs. Michael G. Doors (MI) The Fay P. Aronson Trust (FL) Bucksbaum (FL) Tannenbaum (NY) Travis Webb (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Ashpes (CA) Donald A. Bukstein, MD (WI)
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Mr. & Mrs. Gerald P. Burke (CO) Crown Parking Systems, Inc. (NJ) Dr. Larry A. Fish (OH) Greenspan Consult, Inc. (CA) Burns Figa & Will, P.C. (CO) Steven Crystal/The Crystal Family Armando B. Flores (AZ) Mr. & Mrs. Wayne E. Grider (CO) Barbara G. Burns (CA) Foundation (NV) Forest City (NM) The Griffin Phoenix Foundation (CA) Burns, Figa and Will, P.C. (CO) Mrs. Robert Cullen (FL) Fortress Investment Group, Herbert J. Grubb (MA) John A. Cable Foundation (IL) Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Cumley (MT) LLC (NY) David R. Guevara (CO) The CAC Group, Inc. (CA) CurrentSafe (PA) Mrs. Arlene B. Foschini (NJ) James K. Gyurman (CO) James E. Cafritz (MD) Charles W. Curtin (CT) Mr. & Mrs. Bradley K. Frank (OK) Mr. & Mrs. Bruce S. Haas (FL) Len Camber Charitable Trust (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Aaron D. Cushman (IL) George Frankl (CA) Murray Haber (CT) Mrs. Dolores J. Camp (NE) Lee E. Custer (FL) Franklin Technical Services, Mr. & Mrs. Larry F. Halpern (CO) Robert P. Candee (NY) Alan P. Cutter (CA) LLC (MD) Robert Hanfling (CO) Dr. & Mrs. E. Michael Canham (CO) Barbara & Haim Dabah Family Mr. & Mrs. Burton M. Freeman (NY) Mr. & Mrs. George K. Hansen (CO) Cansano Enterprises, LLC (NM) Foundation, Inc. (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Stephen H. Mrs. Marguerite D. Hark (IL) Jonathan Caplan (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Andre Danesh (MA) Friedlander (MD) Gregory A. Hartnett (CA) CARIH Chapter (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Robert N. Andrew Friedman (IL) Mr. & Mrs. Lee Hartzmark (OH) Carlen Enterprises a Division of Dangremond (RI) Mr. & Mrs. Harold Friedman (TX) Mr. & Mrs. Perry A. Harvey (SC) P2F Holdings (CA) The Joe and Hellen Darion Deborah H. Frishman (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Marc Hayutin (CA) Mr. & Mrs. Mark Carmany (CO) Foundation (NH) Frontier Airlines, Inc. (CO) Healthcare Security Consultants, Mr. & Mrs. Howard M. Casper (PA) Mrs. Carol David (OH) David Furman (CA) Inc. (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Coley Cassidy (CO) Mrs. Barbara Davidman (CO) Barbee Futrell (CO) Heggem-Lundquist Paint Co. (CO) Castle Oil Corporation (NY) Everett Davis (TX) Mr. & Mrs. Henmar Gabriel (TX) Nancy Heggy (OH) Central New Mexico Community Mr. & Mrs. Mark Davison (MD) Dr. David A. Gallo (VA) Mr. & Mrs. Andy Heins (CO) College (NM) Del Frisco’s Restaurant (CO) E. & G. Gallo Wines (MD) Mrs. Joan P. Heller (AZ) Certilman, Balin, Adler & Hyman, Stephen H. Dedman (TX) Gloria Galt (TX) The Berish Henches LLP (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Harry Deitchman (MD) Mr. & Mrs. Robert Gates (CO) Foundation (CA) Judge & Mrs. Herbert L. Dekker/Perich/Sabatini, Ltd. (NM) Michael Gaughan (NV) Richard W. Hendershot, MD (UT) Chabot (MD) Thomas A Deliberto, P.C. (MD) Peter J. Gay (NY) Dr. & Mrs. Peter M. Henson (CO) Don Chalmers Ford (NM) Delle Donne Family Trust (CA) Mr. & Mrs. Evan Geldzahler (CO) Lila F. Herbert (GA) The Charatan/Holm Family Mr. & Mrs. Craig Dethmers (CO) The Ruth & Louis Gerstle Nicola Heryet (NY) Foundation (NY) Kim M. Deutsch (VA) Foundation, Inc. (FL) Dr. & Mrs. C. Steven Mr. & Mrs. Jack G. Charney (CA) Gloria Devoe (CO) Diane L. Gevert (IL) Hieronymus (KY) Charter Bank (NM) Mr. & Mrs. Edward S. Devore (NV) GexPro (CO) Harold K. Hill (CO) Mary Ann Chatman (WA) Diamond Business Credit (MA) Carol Gibson (CO) Paul Hilton (CO) Rev. & Mrs. Reynolds S. Mr. & Mrs. Irwin J. Dinn (OH) Lee Gilbert (CO) Larry Hiss (MI) Cheney (TN) Dog Head Guitars (CO) Donald M. Gilner, MD (GA) Linden D. Ho, MD (NJ) Children’s Asthma League of Mr. & Mrs. David N. Donar (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Samuel Ginsburg (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Bernie Hockenberry (CO) Greater San Diego (CA) Mr. & Mrs. Donald J. Douglass (TX) Mr. & Mrs. Robert Givens (TX) Dr. & Mrs. Zachary I. Hodes (IN) Mrs. Catherine N. Church (AZ) Dreiling Pump & Supply, Inc. (CO) Bennett Glazer (TX) Sarah Hodgson (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Charles J. Clifford (MA) Duff & Phelps, LLC (NJ) Sarah B. Glickenhaus (NY) Mr. & Mrs. David Hoffman (CO) CNM Foundation, Inc. (NM) Michael Duffy (OK) Robin & Ken Glickstein (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Nelson M. Holden (NM) Arnold L. Cohen (FL) Mrs. Nonya K. Durham (CO) Mr. & Mrs. William Gold, III (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Ervin Holmes (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Cohen (CA) Susan J. Duty (CO) Mrs. Nora Gold (CA) Johanna H. Hoot (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey M. Cohen (FL) Ken Dvorak (CO) Joseph Goldberg Family Mr. & Mrs. William Hornaday (CO) Paul D. Cohn (WA) Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Dyson (NY) Foundation (IL) Elliot Horowitz (CA) Cohn Handler & Co. (CA) E & B Enterprises, LLC (MD) Dr. & Mrs. David Golden (MD) Hospira Employee Giving Paul D. Cohn (WA) Glenda B. Eckerle (WY) Dr. Marshall J. Golden (MN) Campaign/Hospira Foundation Mrs. Eva S. Cohnen-Brown (AK) Elway’s Restaurant (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Gary Goldfein (CA) Match (NJ) Mr. & Mrs. James J. Colbert (MA) Emerald Technology Valuations (CA) Neil Goldmacher (NY) Houlihan Lokey (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Marshall B. Cole (CA) Employee’s Community Fund of Daniel J. Goldman Foundation (FL) Mr. & Mrs. David K. Hsieh (NY) Colliers International (NY) The Boeing Company (IL) Ada Lieb Goldstein Foundation (NY) Johnny Hsu (CO) Commodore Construction Corp. (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Jack English (CO) Mrs. Shirley K. Goldstein (AZ) Hudson Square Connection (NY) Michael Comras (FL) Karen J. Epps (IL) Steven Goodstein (NY) Michael J. Huffer (MO) Carol Cook Williams (CO) Charles T. Esmon (OK) Anita V. Gordon (CO) Donna M. Humes (CO) Robert D. Cook, MD (TX) Keith J. Evans (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Gordon (IL) Jack Hunter (NV) Rebecca Cordes (CO) Mrs. Sandra H. Evans (VA) Grace Lutheran Church (NE) Fern Karesh Hurst Foundation (NY) Coronado Jewelers (CA) Mr. & Mrs. David Ferguson (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Don Grady (NM) Mr. & Mrs. John Hutchins (CO) Jonathan Corren, MD (CA) FGI Finance (NY) Graebel (WI) Inverness Hotel (CO) Raymond P. Costello (CO) Ross Fierman (DC) Harry Grandis (VA) Island Architectural Woodwork (NY) Dr. Anthony M. Costrini (GA) Jeanine Figur (CO) Grandpoint Bank (CA) Charles B. Israel Foundation (CO) Mrs. Mary Ellen Cox (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Chris Fiore (NY) Dr. David J. Graubard (CA) J & J Hardware Supply (NY) Creative Commercial Funding, Firecom, Inc. (NY) Loring & Susan Green (AZ) John, Mary & Bernard Jacobs Inc. (CA) Helene Fischer (AZ) Jeffrey N. Greenblatt (MD) Foundation (NY)
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Joel & Carol Jankowsky Mr. & Mrs. Rob Stern (TX) Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey S. Mitzner (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Laszlo A. Pook (CO) Foundation (DC) Robert & Helen Levenson Mr. & Mrs. Richard Moorman (TX) Porto Vita (FL) Frank Jansen (CA) Charitable Trust (OH) Keith L. Moormeier (CO) Rebecca A. Pott (CO) Mrs. Grace B. Jenkins (WY) Edwin Levine & Mrs. Harriet Christian Moretti (NY) E. Thornton Powell (CO) Twila Jenkins (CO) Levine, Esq. (FL) Jerome Morgan (CA) Mrs. Louis Pozez (AZ) Jessica’s (CA) Dr. & Mrs. Kenneth R. Levine (FL) William F. Morgan, MD (AZ) Prayer Unlimited (OH) Jimelliot, Inc./Disorderly Kids, Robert Levine (TX) Harold M. Morganstern (MD) Mr. & Mrs. Brian Prince (FL) LLC (CA) Bernard W. Levy (TX) Richard J. Morroni (CO) The Prudential Foundation, Jim Lee Events (TX) Josie Lieberman (MO) Mountain Medical Group (CO) Matching Gifts (NJ) Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth D. Johnson (GA) Sue Liefeld (CO) John Muccini (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Steve Raia (NJ) Marshall & Delores C. Johnson (NY) Life Cycle Balloon Adventures, Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Murnick (NJ) Frank R. Randall (CA) Mr. & Mrs. Herbert Josephs (MI) Ltd. (CO) Brian Murphy (CA) Mr. & Mrs. William K. Randall (OR) Damon Judd (CO) Lightolier (CO) Mr. & Mrs. James J. Murphy (MD) RCDolner, LLC (NY) Dr. Nicholas Kandalaft (TX) Mr. & Mrs. Peter R. Limburg (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Anthony M. Myers (NY) Sherry L. Redmond (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Stuart Kaplan (CA) Mrs. Elaine L. Lueck (WA) Mrs. Linda J. Myrick (FL) Mr. & Mrs. John E. Reilly (CO) Dr. & Mrs. Alan W. Kaplin (IL) Mr. & Mrs. James J. Luedtke (CO) National Commercial Finance Reinig Reporting Inc (NY) Dr. Scott Karlene (MI) Mrs. Gloria I. Lutz (IN) Association, New York Mr. & Mrs. Paul Reisman (GA) Mrs. Naomi Z. Katcher (NY) Ted Lux (CA) Chapter (NY) RFI Foundation (MD) Alex Kaufman (CO) The M Resort (NV) Michael A. Neigoff (IL) Wanda G. Rice (WY) Raymond Kaufman (VA) David & Terry Samuel Mabo (CO) Bobbi Newman (IL) Arleen Richardson (CO) Kazanjian Brothers (CA) Karen Maffucci (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Nichols (CA) Mr. & Mrs. John W. Riehm (AZ) May Kelly (CO) Justin E. Magazine (VA) Pat Nicholson (CA) Lois A. Rifkin (OR) Mr. & Mrs. William Kenton (CA) Maggy London International, Mrs. Nancy Nightingale (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Greg L. Rimling (TX) Mr. & Mrs. Donald W. Kern (OH) Inc. (NY) Mrs. Hugh H. Nissenson (NY) Eunice & Milton H. Ring Key-Rite Security Lock & Safe, Major Perry St. Corp. (NY) Nordic Naturals (CA) Foundation (MI) Inc. (CO) Mancini-Duffy (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Daniel H. Norwitz (MD) RM Hospitality Group, Inc., The Charles & Lucille King Family William E. Manley (OK) Nothing to Wear, Inc. (CA) Rosa Mexicano Restaurants, Foundation (NY) Manufacturers Bank (CA) The Nussbaum Family Foundation, Mr. & Mrs. Dan Hickey (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Joseph E. King (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Richard Marks (TX) Inc. (NY) Rocky Mountain Power Kinsey Interests, Inc. (LA) Marquette Commercial Finance (TX) Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence C. Generation (CO) Kirshenbaum Bond Senecal & Bruce Martin, MD (TX) Nussdorf (DC) Rolyn Construction Partners, LLC (NY) Jerry Martin (NY) Nuval Enterprises, Inc. (TX) Corporation (MD) Mr. & Mrs. Norman H. Michael E. Martin, MD (CA) Dr. George I. Ogura (CO) Rome Charitable Trust (MA) Kirshman (NV) Paula D. Masciulli (NJ) Mr. & Mrs. Pete Olander (CO) Dr. Sally Romotsky (CA) Moshe Klein (NY) James J. Massaro (CO) Leonard B. Olinger (CA) Harold C. Rose (CA) Fred & Shelley Kleiner (NY) Richard A. Massman (TX) Margaret H. O’Neil (CA) Howard Z. Rosen (CA) Mr. & Mrs. Donald L. Kortz (CO) Mrs. Marjorie Y. Matney (NC) Mrs. Roberta C. Orlen (FL) Robert S. Rosen (NY) Stuart Koshner (NY) Mr. & Mrs. E. James Mattson (OR) Mr. & Mrs. Burl Osborne (TX) Sollie Rosen Memorial Allen F. Kossoy, MD (KS) Dr. & Mrs. Jonathan Matz (MD) Mr. & Mrs. Norman Oshin (NJ) Foundation (OH) Cory L. Koven (NY) Azam M. Khan (MD) OTG Management (NY) Joseph Rosenbaum (NY) Marvin Kowit (PA) Mr. & Mrs. Henry M. Mautner (IL) Sandi Palant (AZ) Rosenberg & Fecci Consulting, Linda Kozak (IL) The Maven Group, L.L.C. (MD) Daniel M. Palmier (MA) LLC (NJ) Ronald Krajian (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Clifford J. Mayoh (IL) Mr. & Mrs. Bruce B. Parker (VA) Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Rosenberg (VA) Diana F. Kramer (NV) McCarthy, Cook & Company/ Lynn D. Parrish (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Warner A. Rosenthal (IL) Gary Kramer (CO) Thomas McCarthy (CA) Mr. & Mrs. Franklin Paulson (MD) Dr. Michael B. Rosenzweig (MD) Mr. & Mrs. Daniel J. Krauss (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Roy M. McCarthy (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Perry C. Peine (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Paul H. Roskoph (CA) Rae M. Krelitz (NY) James McDonald-Galbreath (CO) Perlmutter Family Foundation (CO) The Ross Management Group (CO) Mrs. Sharon D. Krueger (CA) Susan McFarland (CA) Ida Pesmen Charitable Fund (CO) Bradley Ross (CA) M. Kupperman Consulting (IL) Mrs. Elizabeth M. McKenna (CO) Elizabeth Phelps (CA) Dr. Merrick I. Ross (TX) Janice M. & David A. Kurth (IN) Mr. & Mrs. William McKinney (CO) Dr. & Mrs. William L. Phelps (TX) Mr. & Mrs. Philip Rothblum (NY) Jeff A. LaBri (WI) Dr. Richard Meehan (CO) The Philanthropic Collaborative (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Harry A. Russell (NY) Ladder Ranch (CO) Eli O. Meltzer, MD (CA) Mr. & Mrs. Jeffry K. Pierce (MO) David S. Sabih (CA) Mrs. Elizabeth Lambertson (MI) Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. Metrick (NY) David Pinter (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Lee Sachnoff (IL) Nancy Langsan & Daniel K. Milender White Construction Bonnie Pitman (TX) Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence E. Safran (CA) Bernstein (NY) Co. (CO) Mr. & Mrs. James B. Pittleman (VA) Saul M. Salka (CA) Mrs. Patricia Lates (TX) Ann Miller (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Ted Pitynski Mr. & Mrs. C. Dino Sammarco (VA) Shelley Lawton (CO) Milo Kleinberg Design Plumbers Local Union #3 Mrs. Nita-Joan Sams (LA) Elizabeth LeBrie (OH) Associates (NY) Contractors Advancement Robert B. Samuels, Inc. (NY) Debaney Lefort (CA) Mirimac Fund, Inc. (ME) Program (CO) John & Barbara Samuelson David G. LeMire (TX) Missionary Sisters Servants Mr. & Mrs. Julius A. Pluss (CO) Foundation, Inc. (NY) Len Camber Charitable Trust (NY) of the Holy Spirit (IL) Joseph Pombriant (NH) Dr. & Mrs. Dan S. Sanders (TN)
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Sanitas Skin Care Clinic (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Smith (CO) Ray L. Tiemeier (AZ) James & Minerva Weiss Helen & Harry Saul Foundation, Leonard J. & Ethel H. Smith Willard K. Tom & Natalie Foundation (IL) Inc. (GA) Charitable Foundation, Inc. (CA) Lichtenstein (DC) Mr. & Mrs. Leonard R. Weiss (NY) Mrs. Janet Schaumburg (TX) Todd Smith (AZ) Mr. & Mrs. Leon Toubin (TX) Mr. & Mrs. George T. Wendler (NJ) Joel & Randy Schenkman (FL) Dr. Howard Sobel (NY) Towne Place Suites Downtown/ Dr. & Mrs. Stanley G. Werner (FL) Taylor Schierburg (CO) Paul Soroka (CO) Jer Es Dotown, LLC (CO) Charles Wesley (CO) Tammy H. Schiff & John Sterns (CO) Sound Shore Financial (CT) The Honorable & Mrs. Randolph Corbin West (CO) The Schiller Family Foundation (IA) Southwest Allergy and Asthma Townsend (NV) Western Cab Company (NV) Mr. & Mrs. Russell E. Center P.A. (TX) Caryl C. Trachte & (PA) Mr. & Mrs. Patrick L. Whatley (TX) Schlittenhart (AZ) Gloria Spadaro (FL) Trammell Crow Assoc Mr. & Mrs. James D. White (CO) Charles Schottenstein (OH) Dr. Alana R. Spiwak (TX) Companies (CO) Albert E. Whitehead (OK) Warren W. Schultz (MD) St. Jude Medical, Inc. (MN) Trinity Wall Street (NY) Mrs. Kathryn Wiener (MS) David Schwartz (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Fred Stahl (NY) Craig & Lynn Trojahn (NM) Ethel B. Williams (PA) Edward Schwartz & Company (IL) Eugene R. Steele (TX) Mr. & Mrs. James M. Trotter (CO) Karen T. Williams (VA) Rhea S. Schwartz & Paul Martin Samuel R. Stein (CO) Mr. & Mrs. L. Warren Tucker (MI) Rahum Williams (NJ) Wolff Foundation (DC) Mr. & Mrs. David M. Steinborn (TX) P. Douglas Tuttle (TX) David M. Wilson (MD) Shane Co. (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. Steiner (DE) Tweedy Browne Company, Ivan L. Wilzig (NJ) Mr. & Mrs. Steven D. Shane (CO) Arthur B. Steinman (FL) LLC (NY) Deborah H. Winant (CA) Mr. & Mrs. Richard Sharlin (MD) Susan Steinsapir (NJ) Patricia R. Tyler (CO) Karen A. Wirthlin (CO) Sharney Foundation, Inc. (TX) Stepping Stone Foundation (IL) UC Funding (MA) Howard H. Witsma (MO) Mr. & Mrs. Mark Shavlik (MN) Sterling National Bank (NY) Susan & Jim Ulmer (CA) Mr. & Mrs. Marvin E. Wolf (CO) Sherwood Partners, LLC (CA) Sandy L. Stern (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Tom Ungar (AZ) Mrs. Ann S. Wolff (IL) Mrs. Geraldine E. Sherwood (VA) Mrs. Dolores Steward (CO) United Way of NYC (NY) The Woodstock Inn & Resort (VT) Shornick Foundation (MS) Althea Stewart (FL) U.S. Bank (CA) WPTV News Channel 5 (FL) Blossom Siegel (CA) M. H. V. Strickland, MD (KS) Mr. & Mrs. Thomas L. Y. Frank Wu, MD (IN) Mr. & Mrs. Martin Siegel (TX) Wallace Struble (CO) Verdiglione (FL) Wyndham Deerfield Beach Siemens Fire (CO) Structural Consultants, Inc. (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Michael Vermut (NJ) Resort (FL) Mr. & Mrs. Howard B. Sugar Flowers Plus (CA) Virgo Management Corp. (NY) YMI Jeanswear (CA) Silberberg (VA) Summit Distributors/Beverage Visual Interest, Inc. (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Michael Yohai (NY) Lisa H. Silverstein (NY) Distributors Corp. (CO) VNB New York Corp., Subsidiary of Chuck & Pat Young (GA) Randy Simon & Rachel Cohon (NY) Carlton T. Sumsion (UT) Valley National Bank (NY) Lyn & David Zanders (CA) Robert L. Simon (CT) SunNational Bank (NJ) Mr. & Mrs. Allan J. Wagenheim (NY) Brian Ziegler (NY) Barbara Simons (CA) Steven Sussman (NY) Dan Waldman (NY) Lois Zoller (IL) Mrs. Janice Singer (OK) Mrs. Vera M. Sutphin (CO) Mr. & Mrs. John S. Wallerstein (NY) Six D, Inc. (NM) Mr. & Mrs. Harry L. Swain (SD) Josh Walton (CO) The Skilled Trades Company (CO) Swig Equities, LLC (NY) John P. Wanderer (NV) Ronald P. Slates (CA) Mr. & Mrs. Maurice Swiryn (IL) Phyllis R. Ward (CO) Joel F. Slavis (NY) JH Synder Company/Michael Edward L. Wax (CO) Mr. & Mrs. Barry Slevin (MD) Wise (CA) Eldon A. Webb (CO) SmartArt Art Consulting (FL) T & M Protection Resources, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Weil (IL) Carole Smith (DC) LLC (NY) Mr. & Mrs. Carl N. Weinberger (CO) Clara M. Smith (CO) Ann L. Tessier (FL) Marc A. Weisman (NY)
63 development Office Denver Carol Gibson, Vice President of Development Lisa Tadiri, Associate Vice President of Special Events Candace Wilson, Associate National Director of Special Events Gordon Smith, Assistant Vice President, Campaign, Planned Giving and Principle Events Dave Giordano, Director, Major Gifts Eileen Danahy, Director, National Corporate and Foundation Support Allison Jernigan, Associate Director, National Corporate and Foundations Giving Program Paulette Trubey, Associate Manager, Direct Marketing 1400 Jackson Street Denver, CO 80206 303.728.6560 | 303.728.6663 FAX 800.423.8891 ext. 6560 regional Offices Chicago Zenith Houston, Director, Regional Development 100 North La Salle, Suite 1612 Chicago, IL 60602 312.920.1798 | 312.920.1799 FAX 800.268.0252
Florida Ellen Kurry, Director, Regional Development 7900 Glades Road, Suite 410 Boca Raton, FL 33434 561.477.5400 | 561.477.5402 FAX 800.286.6886
Los Angeles Beth Kaplan, Director, Regional Development 14724 Ventura Blvd., Suite 900 Sherman Oaks, CA 91403 818.905.1300 | 818.905.1399 FAX 800.821.3670
New York Marc Krause, Associate Vice President, Development, Eastern Region Jim Young, Director, Regional Development 271 Madison Avenue, 19th Floor New York, NY 10016 212.297.0857 | 212.297.0861 FAX
Washington, DC Joan Booth, Director, Regional Development 210 N. Lee Street, Suite 202 Alexandria, VA 22314 703.519.5760 | 703.519.5762 FAX 800.743.3551
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