Facing History and Ourselves

at 40.

FY 2016 Annual Report

1 Table of Contents

LETTERS / P. 4

Messages from Roger Brooks, President and Chief Executive Officer; Julie Leff, Chair of the Board of Directors; Jeffrey J. Bussgang and Seth A. Klarman, Co-Chairs of the Leadership Council.

HIGHLIGHTS / P. 16

Read about the generosity and commitment of our enthusiastic supporters.

PROFILES / P. 22

Learn about what we're up to and where we're going.

FINANCIAL REPORT / P. 34

GIFT REPORT / P. 38

Meet the donors and contributors who make our work possible.

442 SECTION 3 Facing History and Ourselves at 40.

Facing History and Ourselves gives educators and youth the skills to wrestle with today’s difficult issues through the lens of history.

Teachers work closely with students to make personal connections between their past and their present, between others and themselves. Facing History aspires to a world shaped by knowledge, empathy, and action, rather than bigotry, antisemitism, and racism. We believe that by empowering our youth, they will build a more engaged, moral, and compassionate society.

Our youth will change the world for the better if we help them pave the way.

4 5 A message from Roger Brooks, President and Chief Executive Officer and Julie Leff, Chair of the Board of Directors

The organization has undertaken a robust strategic planning process Facing History looks Facing History and Ourselves this year, spanning eight months and engaging more than 200 toward the future members of our Boards and Leadership Council and more than 120 is at a pivotal moment. members of our staff. Together, we are ready to navigate Facing with confidence History into the future. and excitement,

knowing we are As we mark our 40th year, we have the opportunity to This extensive planning process has reinforced the necessity and power of our work while also guiding us to transition Facing History building on 40 years reflect on our successes, build on our history, and think from a traditional nonprofit into a social enterprise that provides of excellence. even greater value for the education marketplace. In order to support expansively about how our unique strengths can adapt teachers, students, and schools with greater efficiency and impact, you to a world where education is evolving rapidly. can expect to see us scale our work with educators in both breadth and depth. We will create prototypes to test the potential for expanding in-person, digital, and self- and peer-service approaches. We will also build a more intentional emphasis on marketing that allows us to expand our reach, partner with new school districts, and increase our public brand and reputation. To support this critical work, we will create a scalable funding model that incorporates a mix of private and public sources.

Facing History looks toward the future with confidence and excitement, knowing we are building on 40 years of excellence. We extend our heartfelt thanks to each of you for stewarding the mission of this extraordinary organization into the next 40 years. Together, we can pave the way to a world shaped by knowledge and caring.

6 LETTERS 7 A message from Jeffrey J. Bussgang and Seth A. Klarman, Co-Chairs of the Leadership Council

We are proud to say that Margot Stern Strom's inspiration is Facing History Forty years ago, a social propelling us forward, under the leadership of Roger Brooks and Julie students make Leff, toward our next four decades of impact on students, teachers, studies teacher had an and schools around the world. democracy their own when they innovative vision: Facing History teaches adolescents–the next generation–about the fragility of democracy, the challenges of winning it, the constant choose to stand up, effort needed to maintain it, and the ongoing opportunities to strengthen, to study historical moments of group and individual continue to perfect it. It also explains the dangers of dividing or and improve it. actions to illuminate the decisions young people scapegoating people or groups and of encouraging hatred or violence. Facing History turns students into citizens by helping them become face in their day-to-day lives. This idea has long upstanders. Rigorous assessments of our work demonstrate that since gone global. changes in the thinking of adolescents who are taught Facing History endure beyond the length of the curriculum to become deeply rooted for the years and even decades that follow.

America’s founding generation made our democracy their own when they fought for it. Facing History students make democracy their own when they choose to stand up, strengthen, and improve it. We are proud of Facing History's 40 years of accomplishments, committed to the important work that still needs to be done, and confident that the organization is on track to reach even more teachers, the next cohort of students, and incremental schools to bring excellent and rigorous education that matters to the next generation of citizens.

8 LETTERS 9 10 SECTION 11 Educators pave the way to understanding.

Educators who connect with Facing History and Ourselves are exposed to a rigorous and challenging curriculum.

They experience first-hand the lessons they will soon teach to their students. Lessons created by Facing History and Ourselves have a universal application.

92%

of Facing History teachers report that Facing History helped their students participate in respectful conversations about different topics

12 13 Students pave the way to the future.

Facing History students gain critical thinking skills, empathy and tolerance, a sense of civic responsibility, and the belief that they can make a difference in the world.

81% of students agreed that Facing History increased their capacity to recognize racism, antisemitism, and other forms of bigotry

14 15 Schools and classrooms pave the way to safe spaces.

Facing History schools and classrooms are more respectful, reflective, and participatory— necessary conditions for deep learning.

94 %

Facing History students were 94 percent more likely than other students to report that their class motivated them to learn.

16 17 In 2016, we expanded our digital reach, releasing an all-new facinghistory.org Highlights featuring new tools for our educators.

In our 40th year, Facing History and Ourselves is perfectly poised to enter its next great era.

nearly

@facinghistory strategies always engage my students and promote student collaboration. 1.5 million Check them out! visits to facinghistory.org HISTORY TEACHER, MISS MAYER “Thanks so much to all of you for your — 53,000+ work to build a better world, and I look Facebook followers — forward to everything you will continue Giving back to our community is important to us. We're proud to support @facinghistory as 17,000 they work in Memphis & around the world! to achieve in the years ahead.” Twitter followers METROPOLITAN BANK OF MEMPHIS

MICHELLE OBAMA, FIRST LADY OF THE UNITED STATES

@facinghistory I’d never heard of Raphael Lemkin or Benjamin Ferencz before looking through your units! Thanks for the important work you do! HISTORY TEACHER, MR. EMRICH

18 HIGHLIGHTS 19 Over the next five years, we will:

Facing History also works on a In FY 2016 larger scale with administrators Facing History and department chairs so they reached can introduce our content, 48,000 themes, and pedagogy to other educators in teachers in their department, 134 countries school, or district. STRENGTHEN OUR SCALE OUR AMPLIFY OUR CORE WORK IMPACT VOICE When Facing History works with an entire school to offer curriculum development, school-wide Improve content offerings; Strengthen digital Engage the general public programming, and staff engagement, the result strengthen engagement outreach; conduct rapid through clearly targeted civic is a school that takes seriously issues of ethics, with teachers. prototyping tests to inform programming; use media social responsibility, prejudice, and justice, and the development of new outlets to increase our role as shares a common language to help them identify curriculum and services for thought leaders and experts; and discuss these issues in the classroom, in teachers. conduct market research to student advisory, in staff meetings, and in the discover and cultivate new broader community. audiences.

Facing History helps teachers move their students from thought to judgment and ultimately to participation. Through that process, students and their teachers build a community of thinkers.

20 HIGHLIGHTS 21 Our District Partnerships

The Facing History and Ourselves district TORONTO NEW ENGLAND NEW YORK “Facing History exposes partner model uses a two-pronged approach REGIONAL OFFICE REGIONAL OFFICE REGIONAL OFFICE to yield the greatest impact on school district students to diverse opinions climate and academic success. A cadre of Hamilton­ Wentworth Boston Archdiocese of Brewster Central School teachers across content areas engages District School Board Catholic Schools District Office and offers a safe space to students in academically rigorous Facing Peel District School Board Cambridge Public Schools Byram Hills Central History units that allow them to tackle Toronto District School Bedford Public Schools School District exercise their voices, giving today’s difficult issues through the lens of Board Boston Public Schools Elizabeth Board of history. Waterloo Region District Brookline Public Schools Education (NJ) them the confidence and School Board Everett Public Schools Scarsdale Public Schools courage to be the upstanders At the same time, Facing History staff Framingham Public Schools works with administrators and educators CLEVELAND Natick Public Schools SAN FRANCISCO and thoughtful leaders to help build an environment of trust and REGIONAL OFFICE Newburyport Public REGIONAL OFFICE respect. When these two approaches are Schools of the future.” working together in a school district, we can Cleveland Metropolitan Norwood Public Schools Antioch Unified create a safe environment for students to School District Randolph Public Schools School District lean into the discomfort, dig deep into their Salem Public Schools South San Francisco Unified CAROL JOHNSON own beliefs, and understand the impact of MEMPHIS Somerville Public Schools choices in their daily lives. Facing History and REGIONAL EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF REGIONAL OFFICE Wayland Public Schools Ourselves is priveleged to partner with the ADDITIONAL NEW LEADERS COUNCIL AND FORMER following school districts. DISTRICT Hamilton County SUPERINTENDENT OF BOSTON, Department of Education PARTNERSHIPS MEMPHIS, AND MINNEAPOLIS Jefferson County Public PUBLIC SCHOOLS Schools (KY) Baltimore City Public Schools Shelby County Schools Harmony Schools (Houston, TX) Miami ­Dade County Public Schools Sarasota County Schools

22 HIGHLIGHTS 23 Paving the road Profiles to the future.

Facing History helps students confront today's difficult issues with empathy—empowering youth to make compassionate and informed choices. The following stories feature just a few of the extraordinary supporters who are helping us pave the way for them. The driving force behind the Baskin Family Foundation is simple but powerful: to make a difference. Judy Wise, her husband Sheldon Baskin, their children Jon and Kim, and their niece and nephew Tamar Yehoshua and Rafe Offer and daughter Shir Yehoshua make philanthropy a family affair, prioritizing education and social justice as their main causes.

“My husband and I have been philanthropic for What keeps the family so committed to Facing “Facing History helps more young people a very long time,” said Wise. “We wanted to embed History is their passion for education and their those values in our children.” understanding that students need to dig deep into become the upstanders that our world Throughout the years, Wise, Baskin, and their their own beliefs to understand the world around family have remained steadfast supporters of them. needs so desperately right now.” Facing History and Ourselves, including sponsoring “Facing History prepares students to be the original launch of our seminal case study, conscious and constructive citizens, which I think we need a whole lot more of,” said TOM WILSON, CHAIRMAN AND CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER Facing History and Ourselves: Holocaust and Wise. THE ALLSTATE CORPORATION Human Behavior, in honor of Shelly’s father Sam Baskin. Their belief in our mission runs deep; “It empowers students to really think about how Judy opened the Chicago office and served as they can make a difference and gives them some the director for 13 years. She worked with local tools so they don’t feel left out and hopeless.” advocates to open our London office and to Their support of our Chicago and London support our work in Northern Ireland, South programs as well as Facing History's work around Africa, and globally. Judy currently serves on our the world, continues to fuel our mission and vision. Board of Directors.

24 PROFILES 25 Paving the road Paving the road to understanding. to social justice.

Bobby White returns to his Facing History roots after more than a decade. Twenty years ago, Lynda Bussgang started working at Facing History and A former history teacher, White is now the have gone through, they’ll be able to say, ‘I get it. I Ourselves. For Lynda and her husband Jeff, this turned into a long-standing founder and CEO of Frayser Community Schools know why we are where we are,’” he says. commitment to the organization. The two of them “fell in love” with Facing in Memphis, Tennessee, and he is partnering with That’s why White is using Facing History’s Facing History to transform school culture with the holistic approach to building safe and reflective History, she says. Once Mrs. Bussgang moved on professionally, they both Memphis Neighborhood Schools Project. Starting schools. Through curriculum development, school- found ways to stay connected. with the Martin Luther King Jr. College Preparatory wide programming, and whole-staff engagement, High School, he hopes to expand the project's reach teachers and students can share a common language Both became involved in the organization’s conversations, the Bussgangs see an ever-increasing with Facing History's help. to identify and discuss issues of ethics, social programs. Mrs. Bussgang led efforts like the Raising need for young people to practice open dialogue in “Facing History is the piece we’ve been responsibility, prejudice, and justice together as Ethical Children program, a national series that order to connect in a world that is seemingly missing,” he says. “We needed a common a community. Students can then make personal examines how to apply some of Facing History’s key so divided. language around how to learn to believe in connections between their past and their present concepts and values to parenting, and the online “We hope that we’re raising our three teenagers yourself by understanding others.” and be empowered to improve their school culture. teacher-training program. Mr. Bussgang served on as moral philosophers with a passion for social Martin Luther King Jr. College Preparatory High Currently, teachers are participating in ongoing multiple board committees and currently serves as justice and a profound sense of empathy for others,” School was taken over by Frayser Community Facing History professional development sessions a member of the Board of Directors and co-chair of says Mr. Bussgang. “But we want all young people Schools in 2014 after years of low performance. to start developing that common language. White the Leadership Council. Mrs. Bussgang is a member to have the opportunity to build their own moral White wants to inspire his students to build a says that teachers sometimes struggle to connect of the Leadership Council and the New England compasses.” stronger community, and to foster empathy for with their students, but this project serves as a way Advisory Board. That’s why the Bussgangs continue to support one another while striving for high academic to bridge those gaps. “We were in our twenties when we got Facing History. They value the organization’s achievement. To do this, he believes they need to He hopes Facing History can be brought to other involved,” says Mrs. Bussgang. “We have approach to equipping educators and youth with better understand themselves and one another. schools across the country that have experienced ‘grown up’ with Facing History lessons at skills that allow them to wrestle with today’s “Once they have knowledge of self and others, similar performance challenges. For now, he’s the core of our personal and professional difficult issues through the lens of history–critical along with the historical perspective of what others leading the way in Memphis so we can all see what lives.” skills students need to help build a more engaged, school-wide transformation looks like. They credit Facing History with helping them moral, and compassionate society. As Mr. Bussgang form their philosophy and approach to raising says, “The world needs Facing History now more their three children. Especially in today's world, than ever.” where technology is substituting for face-to-face

26 PROFILES 27 Paving the road Paving the road to inclusion. to partnership.

In Chicago, 20 schools are creating positive change from the inside out, Celebrating diversity in all of its forms is important to Caretha Coleman and thanks to the Aon Foundation. As one of the first to commit to funding the her husband Ken. When she was first introduced to Facing History in 2003, Chicago Growth Initiative's Partner School Program, Aon has helped bring she immediately felt connected to the mission. together school administrators, teachers, students, and Facing History staff to impact the culture of a whole school. Coleman envisions a world where young “When you look at the events of the world people of all backgrounds can take an active part today,” she says, “Facing History’s time has come. With its commitment to making the For the Aon Foundation, which promotes access in their future. And that means giving them the The conversation the organization has been able to communities where it works stronger, Aon is to excellence in education, investing in youth is opportunity to participate in Facing History’s put on the table about bias throughout the years is helping to prove that a positive school culture investing in the community. programs. For her, Facing History is changing the something I hope corporations welcome, embrace, drives academic success. “Young people are the next generation reality of today’s divisive world so students can and encourage.” “It takes a community effort to make these of talent,” says Frost. “When you invest in use their voice and feel empowered to make a Her generosity as a donor, her commitment to transformational changes,” says Carolyn Frost, their education, you invest in the economic difference. leadership as a member of the Board of Directors, Vice President and Executive Director of the Aon stability and viability of that community.” She also believes it’s a group effort to achieve and her role as a member of the San Francisco Foundation. “Facing History’s mission resonates The Aon Foundation understands the this. With 30 years in the technology industry, she Bay Area Advisory Board demonstrate that giving with our goals of investing in the next generation importance of nonprofit partnerships, especially sees the role businesses can play to build strong back comes in multiple forms. This stems from her through educational and youth development those that encourage an active and engaged communities for young people to succeed. And understanding that we all need to help one another programs.” citizenry. “There’s a lot more work that needs to be the need for Facing History in this space has never in whatever way we can. At the heart of this initiative, entire school done," says Frost, “but we can change the world for been greater, especially in a society that is often “I hope I’m living my legacy every day” she says. communities are empowered to foster social- the better, one community at a time.” fractured along lines of race, religion, and politics. “I want to give back—in small ways and in big emotional learning while also providing challenging Their support of the Chicago Growth Initiative ways.” academic content to students. Using our whole- shows that it’s not only possible to make that Caretha Coleman pictured center. school approach, educators receive Facing History’s difference, but that it’s already happening. professional development training and ongoing coaching and support to provide students with a safe space and rigorous curriculum that enables them to understand the impact of choices in their everyday lives.

28 PROFILES 29 STUDENTS AT FACING HISTORY NEW TECH HIGH SCHOOL IN CLEVELAND, OHIO, PARTICIPATE IN A TEAM-BUILDING EXERCISE IN APRIL 2016. NEW TECH INFUSES FACING HISTORY'S CONTENT AND APPROACH THROUGHOUT THE SCHOOL.

30 SECTION 31 STAFF SPOTLIGHT: Dimitry Anselme & Karen Murphy

Facing History engages students and teachers from around the world to examine complex themes such as identity, discrimination, and belonging.

This international work is supported through our offices in London and Toronto and through the dynamic teamwork of Karen Murphy, our international director, and Dimitry Anselme, our director of staff engagement for global programming.

Murphy and Anselme have built “Around the world, as in the United States, we are partnerships with individuals and dealing with democracies that are fractured,” says civil society organizations to expand our reach to educators and students Murphy. “There are fault lines, tensions, that can in areas including: quickly erupt into violence, and these conflicts are over identity, membership, and belonging.” • China • France “We can offer educators, and in turn their students, a different model • Northern Ireland of coexistence,” Anselme continues. “Rather than asking individuals “We can offer educators, • South Africa to discard their identity and conform to a larger group, educators and their students can learn to listen, to be patient, and to be in dialogue and in turn their students, with one another. In each area we work with, how this works can look different. We have to listen first, then we can equip the teachers a different model of with the best model for creating a classroom that allows for these conversations.” coexistence.”

DIMITRY ANSELME

32 34 SECTION 35 Financial Report

Fiscal year 2016 was both a period of transition for Facing History, and a year in which we Operating Revenue by Source Expenses by Purpose Expenses by Category focused on our future as we committed substantial resources to building a strategic plan. Program Salaries, Taxes, 71.1% $8,523,432 52.0% $13,531,705 Contributions 90.6% $19,277,348 Teacher Prof. Devel. Benefits With guidance from consultants from the Monitor Institute, Roger Brooks and his team collaborated with a diverse Fees and Sales 5.0% $1,052,961 Program Services and 19.1% $4,980,167 11.8% $3,066,445 Materials group of our leaders to create a plan for Facing History’s growth over the next six years. This plan will enable us to Content Devel. Endowment 4.4% $941,410 Program Travel 2.0% $515,006 reach four times as many teachers and students as we do today and will reduce the cost per teacher and student by 17.1% $4,464,275 Public Engagement Occupancy and 5.4% $1,400,664 about two-thirds. Administration 7.1% $1,843,816 Office Fundraising 12.0% $3,134,641 Depreciation 2.4% $621,613 During the year, we successfully completed our search for a new Chief Development Officer, hiring Jeremy Cramer, who brings his experience in education-related fundraising to our senior staff. Jeremy’s approach to the "art and science" of development, to the strengthening of relationships with existing donors, and to the identification, cultivation, and solicitation of new donors will underlie the financial component of the strategic plan.

Through fiscal 2016, Facing History’s financial condition continues to be strong despite having reported losses for the past two years. We ended the year with more than $38 million in net assets and $25 million in cash and investments, and we once again have received a 4-star rating from Charity Navigator. Our expenses were well controlled, and we continued to invest in expanding our impact and excellence in content, program delivery, and • Contributions, 90.6% • Program–Teacher Prof. Devel., 52% • Salaries, Taxes, Benefits, 71.1% public engagement. • Fees and Sales, 5.0% • Program–Public Engagement, 17.1% • Services and Materials, 19.1% • Endowment, 4.4% • Fundraising, 12.0% • Occupancy and Office, 5.4% In addition to investing in the strategic plan, we were able to fund several projects with receipts on restricted • Program–Content Devel., 11.8% • Depreciation, 2.4% gifts and grants carried over from prior years. Facing History’s financial leadership team, including the Finance • Administration, 7.1% • Travel, 2.0% Committee and internal staff, are committed to enhancing our budget process and programmatic security and accountability throughout our global organization.

On behalf of the Board of Directors and Leadership Council, I want to thank the members of the Finance, Audit, and Investment Committees and Facing History’s management and staff for all their extraordinary work. I also thank them for the unwavering support and continued commitment to the organization’s long-term financial sustainability and success.

Emily Levanthal Chair, Finance Committee

36 FINANCIAL REPORT 37 Condensed Statement of Financial Position Condensed Statement of Activities Year ended Year ended June 30, 2016 June 30, 2015 June 30, 2016 June 30, 2015 ASSETS

Cash and cash equivalents $ 2,197,308 $ 3,704,030 OPERATING SUPPORT AND REVENUE

Investments 23,466,959 27,905,000 Contributions and special event revenue Unrestricted $ 8,604,048 $ 13,808,180 Accounts receivable and prepaid 754,652 720,433 expenses Temporarily restricted 10,134,426 5,461,484 Permanently restricted 46,000 152,331 Pledges and grants receivable, net 11,035,559 11,460,880 Total Contributions and Special Event 18,784,474 19,421,995 Office equipment, leasehold Revenue improvements, and traveling exhibits 1,032,425 1,712,001 - net Contributions in-kind 492,874 478,302 Total Assets 38,486,903 45,502,344 Fees for program presentations 1,007,042 1,094,205 Sales of books and materials 45,919 54,072 Endowment distributions 941,410 803,500 LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS Total Support and Revenue 21,271,719 21,852,074 Liabilities OPERATING EXPENSES Accounts payable and other liabilities 752,319 1,356,120 Program services 21,062,425 21,275,008 General administration 1,843,816 1,777,290 Fundraising 3,134,641 3,158,878 Net assets Total Expenses 26,040,882 26,211,176 Unrestricted net assets 6,045,253 10,475,939

Temporarily restricted net assets 9,352,250 11,278,316 CHANGE IN NET ASSETS Change in net assets from operations (4,769,163) (4,359,102) Permanently restricted net assets 22,337,081 22,391,969 Investment income and gains, net of (1,379,449) (469,802) Total Net Assets 37,734,584 44,146,224 amounts appropriated for operations Gain/(loss) on fixed asset disposal and (263,028) (360,731) grant discount adjustment Total Liabilities and Net Assets $ 38,486,903 $ 45,502,344 Change in Net Assets $ (6,411,640) $ (5,189,635)

38 FINANCIALSECTION REPORT 39 Sustaining Gift Program

For more than three decades, Facing History has engaged students in the study of history and ethical decision- making in order to teach civic responsibility, tolerance, courage, and compassion. With increasing demand from Gift Report schools and teachers, and impact data that demonstrate the continued effectiveness of our work, Facing History depends on the increased investment of annual support from leadership donors to reach more students each year.

Multiyear commitments and annual gifts of $100,000 or more are recognized in the Sustaining Gift Program, Our work is made possible through the commitment and generosity of which has grown to include 80 families, foundations, and corporations. These major commitments are the cornerstone of our work and program planning. This list reflects commitments or gifts received from July 1, 2015 our major donors and contributors. Their contributions help us pave the to June 30, 2016. way toward cohesive communities and stronger democracies.

CHAIRMAN'S DIRECTORS' CIRCLE Pritzker Pucker Family The Jim Joseph The Fischman Family, SOCIETY Commitments of Foundation Foundation Steven & Nancy, Commitments of $2,500,000 or more Sidney and Edith Maja Kristin Laura, Ben & Wendy $15,000,000 or more Einhorn Family Simon Family Lisa & Jim Mooney Rachel Goldstein* & The Richard and Charitable Trust Holocaust Jo Ann & James Elkind Susan Smith Family Michael L. Gordon Education Fund of Stuart C. Nathan Rita Halbright & Foundation Lisa & Richard Perry the Jewish Loren Pack & Jonathan Och Richard and Susan Federation of Rob Beyer Inter-Action, Canadian Smith TRUSTEES' CIRCLE Cleveland Samberg Family Heritage John and Amy S. Commitments of Foundation Robert R. McCormick “Only a quarter of charities rated by Berylson and $1,000,000 or more SUSTAINING CIRCLE Foundation James Berylson Linda & Glenn H. Commitments of BENEFACTORS' NoVo Foundation Charity Navigator receive the distinction Jonathan Block Greenberg $500,000 or more CIRCLE Sally & Saul J. Pannell and Jennifer The Karp Family Anonymous (3) Commitments of Jack and Harriet of our 4-star rating. This adds Facing Berylson Block Foundation Baskin Family $250,000 or more Rosenfeld Robert Katz and Stephen, Jill, Foundation - The Allstate Foundation History to a preeminent group of Elizabeth Douglass & Jana Judy Wise & Foundation Edmond J. Safra Berylson Katz Karp Sheldon Baskin Aon Philanthropic charities working to overcome our Robert and Dana The Klarman Family Tom & Lisa The Crown and Foundation Smith Foundation Blumenthal Goodman Family Karen Tucker & world’s most pressing challenges." Debra Smith Knez, Julie & Paul Leff Jill Garling & Nina & David P. Jerry Avorn Jessica Knez William & Lia Poorvu Tom Wilson Fialkow Zell Family Foundation and Andrew Lori & Mark S. Fife MICHAEL THATCHER Knez PRESIDENT & CEO OF CHARITY NAVIGATOR

40 GIFT REPORT 41 LEADERSHIP CIRCLE Ruth Lazarus & “Participating, hearing Commitments of Michael S. Feldberg Individuals $100,000 or more John Lyon's Charity myself through the Anonymous (4) The Marc Haas Facing History and Ourselves gratefully acknowledges everyone who has made a gift to support our Vicki S. & William H. Foundation other educators, placing program. We recognize our multiyear donors who have made commitments of up to $99,999 by italicizing Abrams Linda & Judd Miner their names in the listing. This list does not include gifts or pledges made after June 30, 2016, at the fall Ames Fund of the Ten Novack Family myself in the role of the benefits in Los Angeles, Memphis, and New York City. Ten Foundation Foundation Jennifer Aubrey OneWorld Boston, a student, allowing myself Sam & Josée Bak Cummings We take great care to honor donors’ wishes regarding how they should be listed, particularly the wishes of Nancy A. & Jon R. Foundation affiliate to continue to grow as family foundations. A number of these foundations will be found under the Corporations & Foundations Bauer Plough Foundation listings. Booth Ferris Polk Bros. Foundation a person through my Foundation Sue & Bernie Pucker The following individuals made gifts or pledges of $1,000 or more to Facing History and Ourselves between Brown Rudnick LLP Norman Raab Facing History experience, July 1, 2015, and June 30, 2016. Included in this list are gifts to the Annual Campaign, which provides yearly Ronald & Ronni Casty Foundation operating support for Facing History, as well as contributions to Facing History Limited, Facing History and Jill & Alex Dimitrief Righteous Persons I go to work with a Ourselves in Canada, and our permanently restricted fund. Thank you to the many generous donors who Sumner & Esther Foundation enable us to continue bringing new ideas to educators and the young people they teach. Feldberg Ricky & Mara Sandler renewed hope.” Linda & Michael Seed the Dream Frieze Foundation, Marcy SEMINAR PARTICIPANT, MEMPHIS Donna & Jack Gringlas and Joel $75,000-$99,999 Lisa Tedeschini & Kathy & Richard S. Mr. & Mrs. Joshua Carole & Gordon Greenberg Greenberg Elizabeth E. & Bruce Rigal Fuld, Jr. Lipman Segal Nancy & Jeffrey Halis Elinor A. Seevak Daniel J. Jick Julie & Joel Jill & Paul Meister Wendy Shattuck & Karen G. Harrison & Sydney & Stanley S. Rachel & Jimmy Levin $25,000-$49,999 Greenblatt Allison & Roberto Samuel Plimpton Walter G. Freedman Shuman Carol & Michael B. Anonymous Sloan & David Mignone John A. Sprague Hawk Foundation Trish & Glen Tullman Lowenstein David & Amy Abrams Greenspan The Palermo-Ravich Susan W. Tofias The Heartstone Family Thomas A. & Georgina Letitia & Eduardo Azar Jane & Eric Herzog Foundation Bryan Traubert & Foundation Dora Z. & Arthur D. T. Russo Betty S. & Arthur Judy Heyboer Michelle Pinggera Penny Pritzker The Janey Fund Ullian Bardige Barbara & Amos Michael & Gigi Pucker Anne & Joseph Juster Kate & Shai Waisman $50,000-$74,999 Joshua & Anita Hostetter Amy & James Ramsey $10,000-$24,999 Floy B. & Amos Phyllis & Paul Berz Bekenstein Karen & Paul Isaac Diana & Bruce Rauner Anonymous (4) Kaminski Gloria & Jack Clumeck Charitable Fund Jeanne & Frank Heidi G.C. & Richard Charlene Achki-Repko Mark & Anla Cheng Sandra & Daniel Richard & Gene Jemison O. Rieger Elisabeth Andreason Kingdon Foundation Feldman Bindler Lamont Jones & Joanna Riley & Melissa Allen Cynthia R. & Andrew Marilyn & Bruce Stacy Sharpe Cari & Michael J. Carolyn & Chuck S. Janower Blackie Rachel Kohler & Mark Sacks Arnold Joan Platt Debra Engel, S. Hoplamazian Luly & Maurice Laurel & Cliff Asness Carolyn & Ken Devin, Garret & Shelley S. & Donald Samuels Debbie & Steve Richman Alanna M. Levy Nan Schaffer Barnes Peter Flom Janice & Ira Berlin

42 GIFT REPORT 43 Richard & Pascale Nina & Ron Gilson John F. Levy & Gail Kaushik Ray Poppy White & Mary Carter & Kaye Foster Florence Koplow Laurie Brown Nagin & The Schechter Berner Susan & Jeff Rothenberg RCG Fund Steven R. Berger Stephen Kempf Karen & James Frank Bud & Wendie Kroll Ken Nagin Foundation Terrie & Brad Bloom Goldenberg Peggy & Larry Levy Sonja L. Reed & Sheryl & Larry Wyman Helen Charlupski & Diane & Bob Frankle Karen & Mel Kronick Sarah & Mark Gail & David Judi & Larry Bohn Judy & Josh Goldman Shirley Feldberg Levy Daniel N. Epstein Michael J. Zamkow Joseph Biederman Rebecca & John Carolyn Lattin & Najarian Schechter Randi & John Andrea & Jim Gordon, Susan Disney Lord & Dalia & Ramzi Rishani and Sue E. Berman Julie A. Christopher Garabedian Venkat Venkatraman Marty & Bonnie Melanie & Doug Brooklier The Edgewater Scott Lord The Samberg Family Charitable Brian & Beth Clymer Nancy & Nat Gardiner Maribelle & Steve Oberman Schrank Marc Brown & Joanne Funds Richard K. Lubin Neil & Wendy Sandler Foundation Bruce & Mary Louise Rebecca Garland Leavitt Mia Park & Paul A. Beverly W. & Ira J. Nemerovski Sandra Gordon Family Foundation Nancy & Peter Barbara Zuckerberg Cohen Coleen & Brian Gelber Marcia & Alan Leifer Levy Schulman Lynda & Jeffrey J. Toni & Doug Gordon Kate Lubin and Saperstone Sheri & Sherwin The Cohen Family Jackie & Alan L. Sherry & Alan Garret & Alanna Claudia & Steven Bussgang Trudy & Bob Glen Sutton The Schadt Zuckerman Foundation Goldberg Leventhal Peters and Schwartz, Midtown Susan Cable & Gottesman Emily and Greg Foundation Hannah and Samuel Diana & Harrison Karen Secunda Levy Devin Engel Athletic Clubs Benjamin Gomez Sarah & Josh Woods Ellen Schapps & $5,000-$9,999 Cohn Memorial Goldin Ellen M. & Richard Bob Pritchard & Wendy & Jeffrey Cecilia Chan Greenhill Nancy and Richard Richman Anonymous (2) Foundation Sara & Harry Gorman J. Lieb Margaret Wells Schwarz / Schwarz Margot T. & Jonathan Judy & Bill Greffin Richard Lubin Shonni J. Silverberg & Ida & Myles Abbott Caretha & Ken Mindy & Jonathan Jennifer & Marc Donald & Frances Family Foundation Davis Sheila & Joseph Kent & Kristen Lucken John M. Shapiro Gail & Eric Adelstein Coleman Gray Lipschultz Putnoi Tony Schwensen & Robert Davis Gutman Family The Malkin Family Susan & John Simon The Alpert Family Dr. Asha S. Collins & Lindy Green Christopher & Angela Susan & Robert Quinn Laura Fischman Mary & John The Hammer Family B. Lee & Susan Louis Singer & Adele Foundation Mr. Andrew Sather Adi & Jerry Greenberg Lovest Rita & Jeff Rayman Lara Seligman & Rafi Dicken, Jr. Edward Herrick Mallory Centanni Ellen & Michael Alter Eileen & Jack Connors Beth & Lawrence Anne R. Lovett & Barbara Reiss-Snyder Musher Abigail Disney & David Herro & Carl J. Martignetti Christine & Rob Small Colette Bablon Ament Todd Cronan Greenberg Stephen G. & Jim Snyder Sonni & Steve Senkfor Pierre Hauser Jay Franke Robert May Gwenn & Mark A. & Jerry Ament Steven D'Angelo Amy & John Griffin Woodsum Joyce Reynolds Sabah Servaes Sheri & Roy Disney Heather Hillman & Barbara G. & Richard Snider Belinda & Ivaldo Leslie & John Daniel Wycliffe Grousbeck Hal Luft Sinclair, Ph.D. & Barbara & Edward Tim & Neda Disney John Whalen I. Melvoin Susan G. & James M. Basso DEF Fund Jeffrey & Linda The Milton and Gerald Sinclair, Shapiro Dennis Driver Heather & Ron Susan & Andrew Snider Joan W. & Steven B. William DeWoskin Hammes Tamar Maltz Family M.D. Connie & James Susan & James Hoffman Metrick Katrin & Tony Sosnick Belkin Julie & Ronald Druker Susan M. & Scott D. Foundation David & Marian Shapiro Edelman Jill & Ken Iscol Beth & Jack Meyer Sharman Spector- Vivian & Daniel Tara & Jeff Engelberg Hawkins Steve & Sue Mandel Rocker Norma L. & Benson P. Joanne & Paul Jane Kahn & Laura Aryeh Angel & Gary Angel Bernstein Paul English Paul & Tina Henderson David Manfredi & Amy G. & Kenneth L. Shapiro Egerman Michael Bien Murawczyk & Sharon Sullivan & Nancy Blachman & Esta Gordon Epstein & Vicki & Bruce Heyman Elizabeth Lowrey Rogat Holly & David Scherr George Elbaum & Rikki & Barry Kaplan Richard Murawczyk Jeffrey Kindler David desJardins Robert Epstein David Hiller Dina & Brad Martin David Rontal & Emily Suzy Shuster & Rich Mimi Jensen Susan & Jay Kaufman Katherine & Joseph Karen Sulzberger & Susan G. & Richard Lana Epstein Sue Hobza & Kathryn Ana & Ed McCracken Leventhal Eisen Robyn & Rick Fearon Kim & Brad Keywell O'Donnell Eric M. A. Lax A. Block Judith & Ralph Evans White Barbara & Richard Nancy Rothman & Lou Marc Silverman & David H. Feinberg & Anna & Peter Oppenheimer Family Andrew & Dorothy Virginia & Norman Carol & Steven Pamela & David Melcher Lavigne Mitra Best Marina Kalb Kolchinsky Foundation Tananbaum Bobins Felsenthal Hornik Ronay & Richard Jeanne M. & John W. Thomas Smith & Joan & William D. Wendy & Daniel Kraft Lisa & Richard Paige Lisa Tung & Spencer Holly & Bill Brooks Robert Felsenthal & Joel & Susan Hyatt Menschel Rowe Becky Kidder Smith Feldman Susanna Lachs & Lewis & Heidi Glendon Gloria R. & Arthur L. Roxanne Hori Nicola & Francis Kim & Evan Meyers Atoosa & Ari David Snyder & Peggy Marian Freedman* Dean Adler Pearlson Charlene Wang Brown Reva & Eric Fischman Idehen Kim & Dan Michelson Rubenstein Salamon Annelis Frenkel Wight Boggs Valerie & Jeffrey Melody Howe John & Jacolyn Tina & Bob Fockler James & Ellen Kaplan Margaret & Peter Charles Rudnick & Barbara Sonneborn & Ross Garon & H. Laminack Peltier Weintraub & Jerald Bucksbaum Martha & Robert F. Marty & Amy Kaplan Miller Ilyse Greenberg Ron Greenberg Anna Suh Leslie & Nathaniel Julia Pershan & Weintraub Henrietta Burroughs Fogelman and Daniel & Nancy Katz Dale S. & Robert H. Sophia & Andrew Barbara & Douglas Rich Gerszberg Landau Jonathan Cohen Sharon Weintraub Jamie Carmell-Hyman Bradley & Robert F. Howard & Shelly Mnookin Sacher Spreng & Caren Osten Renee Levin Amy Rao & Harry ShaRna Foundation & Barry Hyman Fogelman II Kivell Josh Musher Shelly & Mark Marjorie C. & Paul E. Gerszberg Plant Janice White Sandra D. Carpenter Peter Formanek Steven Koch Saltzman Stanzler Kevin Carroll

44 GIFT REPORT 45 Rob & Eileen Stein Joanne G. & Scott Stephen & Laurie Nancy R. Karp Jessica & Andrew Paula & Stephen $1,000-$2,499 Armyan Bernstein & Lillian & George Leanne & Jeffrey Jeanette Sublett & Blum Girsky Sharon & Charles Karp Nigrelli Smith Anonymous (7) Christine Meleo- Brown Cribbs Langdon Neal Amy Boesky & Joyce Glickman Elaine & Robert Michael Och Andy & Jody Snider Nina Abnee Bernstein Rona & Ralph Brown Marylouise Crofton- Ed Swiss Jacques Perold Estate of Bernice Kaufman Barbara & Vania Binh-Minh Sobol Ina & Stephen M. Michelle Bernstein Pam & James Atkins Gustav Szabo & Sue & Barry Brucker Godine Paul Kazarian O'Connor Marcie & Avy Stein Abrams Zoe & G. Jonathan Buchholz Jeffrey Cummings Marjorie Kaplan Linda Campbell Dana Golding & Elizabeth Keating Kacey & Alec Ofsevit Jill & Kenneth Alison Adams & Bernstein Nancy Buck & James Sharon & Gary Curhan Nicki & Harold Tanner Amy & Eric Carlson Richard Scharf Robyn & Shawn Laura & Matt Olton Steinberg Peter Collery Doreen & Charles* Sebenius Darby Curtis & Mark Ben & Kate Taylor Ami Cipolla & Steven Lynda M. Goldstein Kessler Erin Ostrow Julene & John Megan Weeks Adams Bilezikian Gretchen & Stephen Ginsberg Jennifer Weber & Samuels Ron Gonen Susan Kirshner Allison & Tommy Stellato Pat & Ron Adler Linda Blackstone & Burke Karen Dahl & Brian Laurence Bailen Mikki & Darrell Marina Gorbis & Sandy Korzenny & Parker Kim & Andrew Jonathan Aibel Paul Castleman Claudia & Chet Burros Reich Lydia & George Weiss Cobbins Chris Fleischut John Livingston Peggy & Barry Patrick Stephens Mary A. Akerson & Anita Bloch Michael Bussey & Gila & Paul B. Daitz Hon. Rebecca Stacie & Aaron Cohen Ellen Feldberg Gordon Josh and Carolyn Jing & Joel Piser Linda & Gerald Stern Steven A. Cohen Veronica Bloom Deborah Plummer Lee A. Daniels Westerfield (Ret.) & Myra & Reggie & Michael Gordon Kraft Family Ryan & Jenny Prince Paula Stern & Paul A. Nathan Alexander Amy & Benjamin Annette Butler Greg & Susan Danilow Ivy Fine Crenshaw Don Goss & Sadie Philip Kurjan Lisa & Jonathan London Carol & Howard Bloomstone Ruth Byrne & Kelly & Eric Davidson Elizabeth F. & Tom D. Michael & Susan Burton-Goss Susan & Harvey Pruzan Gerri & Kenneth A. Anderson Family Donya & Scott Luke Muchamore Embeth Davidtz & Wippman Cristal Susan & Blair Graber Lazarus Suzanne & Bernard Sweder Fund Bommer Gregory Cameron & Jason Sloane Amy & Richard Wise Igor DaCosta & James David Greenwalt Linda & Glen Levie Pucker Rikki Tahta & Orla Susan Leopold Ansin Rob & Leslie Mitchel Gregory Thompson Kenneth Davis Lisa & Richard Witten Rondeau Sally L. & Robert D. Monte & Madeleine Susan & James Coleman Norman Appel & Bond Mamie & Greg Case Muller Davis & Lynn Eve Youngerman & Pam Daley & Randy Gries Levy Ratner Cynthia Tancer & Susan Friedman Joan & Nick Lisa & Dick Cashin Straus W. David Lee Phelps Barbara & Steven Pamela Lipkin & Paula & Ira Resnick Louis Giesler Wilma & Kenneth Boodrookas Michaela Cassidy & Camille De Frank & Vince Zampella Michael Dimitrief Grossman Bruce Ratner Elizabeth & Stephen Chris Teano & David Aschendorf Bonnie Boswell & Rod Terry Whitney Edward B. Chez The Draydor Shirley D. Grossman Karina Litvack & Rosen Kaskel Gilbert & Judith Asher Hamilton Barbara Bertozzi Karen & Robert $2,500-$4,999 Foundation Mimi Grossman Cliff Siegel Marc Rosenberg Beth Terrana John Atkinson Susan Bradshaw & Castelli Deresiewicz Anonymous (3) The Elkes Foundation Beth & Kurt Hansson Alla & Nathan Lubin David W. Ruttenberg Joan & Michael Terry Evelyn & David Bill Haerle Maria & Jose Alexandra DeWitt & Joanie & Tom Adler Barbara & Mark Erin Harris Michelle & Ma'ayan & Richard E. Andie & Michael Auerbach Jonathan L. Brandt Castrejon Josh Kindler Barbara & Todd Albert Elsberg Brad Henderson Jonathon Luft Sands Uiberall Charmaine & Sean Alisoun & Stephen Mary Allison & Michael Diamond Jim Baer Camilla & Stefan David & Michele Cathy & Curtis Maas Marci & Michael K. David Waldman Bailey Brewster Andy Cates Toni & Michael Dieber Deborah & Craig Ericsson Hirsch Rochelle & Richard Sapers K. C. & Jeff Warren Bonnie & Michael Rita & Charles Doris Christopher Suzanne & Jacob Doft Barber Jill Eskenazi & Eswar Deborah & Benjamin Maize Linda & Glenn Wendy Weiss & Balkin Bronfman Fran Codispoti & John & Nancy Caryn Seidman Becker Priyadarshan Hochberg Joyce Margulies & Sessoms Stephen Shay Arna & Larry Banack Barbara & Jim R. Ken Schroeder Donovan & Marc Becker Joshua Fine Mina Hsu Uttam Shah Ginger & William Christoph Westphal Irina & Mark Barrocas Bronner Ellen R. Cohen & Leslie & Mitchell Dorf Joey & Neal Beckford Hope Flack Carla D. Hunter & Sylvia G. Marks Sherak Sarah & Oliver Wiener Daniel Bartlett & Roger Brooks & Daniel Haber David Egeland & Miriam & Sol Berg Howard Freedman & Andre-Michel Schub Mark Mathiasen Fred Shore Jayne & Carl Williams John Myer Bridget McShane Joyce & Barry Cohen Andrew Friedman Roz & Wally Rita Montlack Joseph Jackson & Michael Mazer Neil Shore Drs. Carol & Terry Suzanne & Scott L. Frank & Deenie Susan Bredhoff Cohen Jennifer & Richard Bernheimer Janie & Donny Friend Helena Kubicka Linda L. McDonald, Judith C. & Jeffrey N. Winograd Baum Brosens & Gerald D. Cohen Eidinger Jerome N. Bierbaum Lenny Gail & Jane Joseph & Ph.D. Siegel Deanna & Sidney Enid Beal Chad Brown Annabel Conrad & Nadine Ellerthorpe Jeff Binder Robin Steans Robert Elson Russ & Randi Miron Linda Ellen & Ron Wolk Shari & Joel Beckman Eileen A. & Harold A. Iddo Patt Judy & Anthony Evnin Susan & Steven Brad Gans Lisa & Michael Carolyn Mugar Sklar Gayla & Walter Wood Marilyn & Jack A. Belz Brown Ken Cooper Trudy & Lester Fagen Bloom Laure & Hal Garnick Josephson Yvette & Peter Tara Slone-Goldstein Steve Zuwala Tamar Ben-Dov Janet & Sheldon Theresa & Philip Fleur Fairman & Suzanne & Jeffrey Sylvia & Ron Gerst Susan Och Kalver & Mulderry & Wayne Goldstein Bette & Barry Brown Cothern Timothy N. Wallach Bloomberg Kathy & J.W. Gibson Brian Kalver Robin & David Small Bergsman Sharon & Paul Crane Marsha Feinberg

46 GIFT REPORT 47 Lois B. Feinblatt John L. & Hope L. Sue & Melvin Gray Mary Abbott Hess Nancy & Stephen Laura & Gary Lauder Douglas & Joanne Charles & Myra Lori Quinn & Laura Rooklin Lynn Feintech & Furth Linda & William Green Elaine Heuberger Karotkin Beverly Shurman Mason Novogrodsky Jeff Lowenthal Libby & Seth Rosen Tony Bernhardt George & Ellen Marion & Lawrence Robert Hickler & Anton Katz Lavitt & Alan Lavitt Marsha S. & Edward Rebecca & Alex Terezia Rabai & Lisa Rosenbaum & Jesse & Vera Feldman Galland Green Ann Lederer Jane & Robert Katz Roselle Lazarov M. Mattison Nussbaum William N. Anspach Ronald Fisher Susanna Felleman & Joanne Gappy & Ilene R. Greenberg & Erica F. & Richard Foundation Suzanne & Paul G. Douglas Maughan Lee & Sharon Kathy & John Radford Rachael & David Erik Feig Navid J. Michael Maynard Hiersteiner Matthew & Patricia Lazarov Gina Maya Oberlander Deborah & Jonathan Rosenberg Suzanne & Stephen Mahmoodzadegan Madelyn & Jeffrey Mary P. Hines Keenan Hadley & Gary Mary McFadden & Jane & Daniel Och Radin Patricia & Michael H. Fields Reed Gardiner Greenberger Alice Hoffman Elizabeth Baker Keffer Lehrman Lawrence Stifler Suzanne A. & Bill Raine Rosenblatt Sybil & Harvey Fields Nancy & David Gavrin Jeffrey R. Greendorfer Gail & Matthew Elena Hahn Kiam & Bernice & Nate Cynthia McGuinn Andrew S. Offit Amy & Robert Rands Fran & Eric Rosenfeld Debra & Richard Fife Lisa & Scott Gendell Nonie H. Greene Hoffman Tory K. Kiam Leipciger Louisa McPharlin Liz & Gus Oliver Wendy & Paul Beth & Peter Elizabeth Fife Robert I. & Stacey Ava & Bruce C. Dusty Huscher Eduardo & Jessica Schuyler & Jonathan Michael McPharlin Amy & Andrew Paine Rapisarda Rosenthal Jill & Howard Fife Gendelman Greenwald Susie Hwang & Kim Levin Leigh & Charles Trupti & Daxesh Patel Audrey & Albert B. Allan Rosenzweig Lauren Fine & Susan Gibson & Mark Honi & Dennis Matt Glickman Jonathan King Sarla & James Lewis Merinoff Marla & Alan Patzik Ratner Adrienne B. & Bernard Gary Giller Bergman Greenwald Beth A. & Stephen Stephen Klar Michael Lichtenstein Kelly & Ron Meyer The Andrew S. Pauly Janet Reali & M. Rosof Stephen & Ellen Fine Sharon Gillis & The Matthew L.Greer Israel Amy B. Klein & & Diane Gelman Russell Miller Family Mitchell Cobey Ashley & Joan Ross Lisa Finkel Thomas Phillips Children's Aleks Istanbullu Brian Lefsky Lori E. Lightfoot & Miriam & Robert Mills Sarah Pearson & Kimberly Reisman & Jacqueline Ross The Finkler-Friedland Frances G. & Daniel J. Foundation Pam & Lino Izzo Bettina & Michael Amy Eshleman Stacey & Eric Mindich Evan E. Seevak Patrick McKee Rose & David Ross Family Foundation Givelber Marjorie & Nicholas Marianne Jackson Klein Laurie Lindenbaum & Martha Minow & Lee Pelton Bonnie & Richard Sara Ross & Ruth L. & Gerald D. Robert Glatter & Greville Pamela & Robert Abbe & Dan Klores Robert Horne Joseph W. Singer Lois Perelson-Gross & Reiss Michael Gould Fischbach Jan Epstein Jane & Allen Jacobs The Klyce Family Terri Lobdell & Bill Barrett Moore & Stewart Gross Eddie Reynolds & Ed Heather Ross- Atsuko & Lawrence Bei Lee Gold Grossman Karen & Peter Jakes Liz & Rick Kniss Johnson Bruce Ives Gail & Berndt Perl Jones Family Fund Lowenstein & Irwin Fish Carol R. & Avram J. Celeste Grynberg Susan Janosky & Blair Kohan Carol Loewenson & Jonida & Matthew Mauree Jane & Joshua Reynolds Lowenstein Kathleen & Kelly Fish Goldberg Natalie Haar Lawrence Hamelsky Donna & Stewart Kohl Andrew Levander Morelli Mark W. Perry Laren Richardson & Karen & Harry Roth Eric Fonberg Bunny & Jeff Glad & Michael Hales Ellen & Robert Jasper Lois Kohn-Claar & Andy Logan Stephen & Joy Moss Wendy & Alan D. Casey Jensen Jennifer Hoos Shui Fong Goldstein Cherie & Fred Half Chip Johannessen Gary Claar Diane Love & Martina & Tom Pesky Linda & David Richter Rothberg Nanette & Burton Linda & Alan Lorie & Richard Carol Johnson Shelley Korshak Ward Ashman Murphy Christopher & Sara Judy & Steven Rieger Melissa & Richard Forester Goldstein Hamermesh Rose Johnston Patricia Kozerefski & Richard Lovett Jessica & Chuck Pfaff Robert Rivkin & Rothman Alvin Franklin Myla & Bruce Jonathan Harries Barbara & Paul Richard Bogomolny Sarah Lowe Myers Amy & John Phelan Cindy Moelis Alice & Hugh Rovit Hugh Fraser Goldstick Nancy & Spencer Hart Joskow Joan & Aaron Kramer Susan & Jeff Lucier K. George & Carolann Amos & Tami Pike Betty B. Robbins & Stacy & James John & Jill Freidenrich Stephanie & Josh Robin Ritter Robin Judson & Michael Kranzely Judy & Joe Ludwig S. Najarian, M.D. David Piscuskas & Moses Silverman Royalty Billy Friedman Goldstine Hatzenbuehler & Gerald Stoughton Barbara N. Kravitz Tracy MacNab & Robin Neiterman Betty Gonzalez Sheila Johnson Roberta L. Rubin & Gisela & Jeffrey Linda Goodman & Daniel Linda & Alan R. Kahn Sarah Krieger Marushka Glissen Giselle & Casey Reizel & Joseph Polak Robbins Donald-Bruce Friedman David Narefsky Hatzenbuehler Sally & Paul R. Kanin Faye Kroshinsky & Ruth Mandel Nelson Joan & Mitch Polinsky Leslie & Doug Abrams Susan F. & Alan V. Lisa Gordon Deborah & Chris Carol N. & Arnold Bennett Kaplan Leslie Mandelbaum Jake & Mina Neuberg Adam & Maria Pollock Robinson Barbara & Jerry Friedman David Gould & Heine Kanter Boris Krtolica & Jacqueline & Jeffrey Catherine & Tim Alan Pomerantz Bonnie Roche Rutberg Benjamin Friend Elizabeth Goldberg Sandy Heller Jean & Stephen Carol Sisk D. Marcus Nicholls Scott & Siofra Potash Dana & Dana Roffman Shereen G. & Friends of Lea Elliot Gould Meg & Skip Herman Kaplan Analisa Lafontant & Matthew & Cynthia Sara Noel & Justin Paul Prather Jennie & Ian Roffman Howard I. Rutman Ronnie Fuchs & Marilynn & Ronald Carol & James Joan Kaplan David Kagan Mark Oberman Rajiv Punja & Laura Tom & Sylvia Rogers Gabriella & Saul Samuel Rabison Grais Herscot Marjorie & Robert Brenda & Jim Lanier Anthony Maroon Alexandra & Michael Dawes Kathi Roisen & Safdieh Steve Fukuda James Grant & Marilyn & James Kaplan Romi & Thomas Gregory Martin Nolan Kate Purmal Howard Goldenberg Lucy L. Salenger & Lori & Simon Furie Patricia Kavanagh Heskett Lassally Leslie & David Puth Leila & Jamie Rome Marvin Zonis

48 GIFT REPORT 49 Bettylu & Paul Arik Shteinhauz Maureen Strafford & Amy Eldon Turtletaub Nancy R. & Roy A. Saltzman Peter Shull Alex MacDonald & Jon Turtletaub Wilsker Corporations and Foundations Dell & Lou Salza Ellen & Ron Shulman Rachel Strom & Patricia & Mitchell Leslie Winter Allen Samelson Marjorie Simon Rinze van Brug Udell Paula D. Wise & The following corporations and foundations made gifts of $1,000 or more to Facing History between July 1, Barbara Stone Millie Rosenbloom Jeff & Kerry Strong Allison & David Roy Slovenko 2015, and June 30, 2016. Included in this list are a number of organizations that provided in-kind gifts and Samuels & Richard Simon & John B. Paul & Susan Ullendorff Frederic Wittmann & pro bono services. Samuels Simon Sugarman Jeane Ungerleider & Christine Kondoleon Aviva E. Sapers & Patty & Richard Simon James & Cathleen William Stone Sue & Dick Wollack Commitments of $100,000 or more will be found under the Sustaining Gift Program listings. We recognize Judith T. Sydney Matthew Sinnreich Sullivan Stephanie Van Vlerah Thomas & Tara our multiyear donors who have made commitments of up to $99,999 by italicizing their names in the listing. Janet & Victor Pris & Robert Siskin Arthur Sulzberger, Jr. Sofie Vandeputte Wuchenich Schachter Celena & Marcus The Sunshine Fund Andrew Viterbi Sylva & Raffi Jacqueline & Jeff Smith Glen Sutton & Robin & Bob von Halle Yepremian Schaffer Roger & Geri Smith Kate Lubin Anthony & Lulu Wang Eve Yohalem & $75,000-$99,999 TD Bank Group Joyce M. Stielau and CSAA Insurance R. Crosby Kemper Jr. Sue Ann & Robert Susan & Alan Jill & John Svoboda Jennifer Alter Warden Nicholas Polsky Baupost Group, LLC UBS Herbert W. Stielau Group, a AAA Trust and Schiff Solomont The Swett Family & Robert L. Warden Cynthia Young The Cleveland Foundation Insurer Foundation Phyllis & Leonard SuSu Sosnick Roselyne Chroman Robin Washington Roberta Zabel Foundation $25,000-$49,999 United Airlines Robert and Jennifer KeyBank Schlesinger David Spens QC & Swig Katherine & Heath Deborah & Jeff Zaluda Ariel Investments LLC Diamond Family Kramer Levin Naftalis Heidi Schulman & Robyn Spens Clay & Tom Tarica Watkin Geena & Dennis The Jacob and Hilda $10,000-$24,999 Foundation & Frankel Mickey Kantor Dorothy Sprague Shelley & Ira Taub Elizabeth Waybill Zaslavsky Blaustein The Abington Dignity Health Latham & Watkins LLP Toni & John Schulman Anne & Mitchell Betty Ann Taylor We Advance, Inc. Peter Zenneck & The Conference on Foundation Foundation Alice Willard Dorr Leo Burnett Barbara & Andrew Stafman Sydnia & Haig Nancy & A. Michael Troels Levring Jewish Material Johnny Carson Allstate Insurance Foundation Longleaf Partner Schultz Caren Stanley Tcheurekdjian Weber Michael Zielenziger & Claims Against Foundation Company FCB Worldwide Funds, Managed by Ron Sege Jill & Michael Stansky Nechama Tec David Weinberg & Diane Abt Germany Ernst & Young LLP Angelo, Gordon & Paul & Phyllis Fireman Southeastern Asset Susan & Harry Seigle Amy & Rob Stavis Jean & Kenneth Jerry Newton Jane Zinner & GCM Grosvenor Exelon Corporation Co., L.P. Foundation Management Randall Server Carol & Jay Stein Telljohann Mark Weinberg & Tim Cuneo Google, Inc. FedEx Corporation AutoZone Inc. The Char and Chuck MAA Koyen & Baiju Shah Nikki & Fredric Stein Audri & Stanley Renee Foster Jodi & Tim Zoph Walter & Elise Haas The Gill Foundation Azrieli Foundation Fowler Family Microsoft Lisa Shamus & Susan & Wilf Tendler Vicki & Ronald Weiner Judi & Edward E. Fund Jewish Community Blue Cross and Blue Foundation National Development Steven D. Greenfield Steinberg Katie Thiede Lisa Weitzman Zuker The Lebovitz Family Foundation of Shield of Illinois Goldman Sachs & Co. Neshamot Fund of Rachel F. & Stephen B. Erica & Donald K. Brent Thomson Maureen & Joseph Charitable Trust Los Angeles BMO Harris Bank Boston UJA-Federation of Shankman Stern Robert Thorell Wekselblatt Karisma Foundation Brocade Goulston & Storrs, P.C. New York Barbara Shapiro & Michael Stern & Elizabeth & Stephen Joshua G. Welch $50,000-$74,999 Maimonides Fund C-III Capital Partners Roy A. Hunt Perkins Coie LLP Mark Lewis Kenny Alpert Thurer Charles & Susan The Assisi Foundation Harold McAlister LLC Foundation The Picower L. Dennis & Susan R. Robert Stilin Carolyn & John Tipton Whiddington of Memphis Charitable City National Bank Hyatt Legal Plans Foundation Shapiro Fund Margaret Stohl Lynda Tocci & Anne- Karen White The J.R. Hyde III Foundation Community Island Capital Pricewaterhouse Valerie & Val Shapiro Teresa Stojkov & Marie Fitzgerald Trudy & Steven R. Family Foundation Segal Family Foundation of Greater Group LLC Coopers LLP Julie & Michael Shaw Steven DeMello Patricia & Jeffrey Wiesenberger The Libra Foundation Foundation Memphis Martha Holden The PrivateBank– Howard Shawn Christine & William T. Towbin Patty Williams & The David & Lucile State Street Contrarian Capital Jennings Chicago Chantal Defay Stokes Dyann Tresenfeld & Kenneth Turan Packard Foundation Foundation Management, L.L.C. Foundation Raffles Capital Sheridan & James Lori & Peter Stokes Ed Waldrup The Price Family Kaiser Permanente Management, LLC Sheridan Patricia Stone & Carol & David Trower Foundation Kelman-Lazarov, Inc. Lesley Shore Charles Ortenberg

50 GIFT REPORT 51 The Rose Hills Colliers International Longhill Charitable $2,500-$4,999 Hutchison School St. George's Covidien Matching “This course pushed me Foundation The Community Foundation Anonymous Intrepid Capital Independent School Gift Program Royal Bank of Canada Foundation of Nancy Lurie Marks The Atlantic Management Stax, Inc. Cuyahoga Arts and to be more selfless, to do Foundation Greater Family Foundation Philanthropies Irving Harris The Summa Group Culture Lawrence J. and Anne Chattanooga Mayer Brown LLP Director/Employee Foundation UBS Wealth Goodlett Foundation the right thing without Rubenstein Cotchett, Pitre & Memphis Jewish Designated Gift Kemmons Wilson Management - Hawken Middle Charitable McCarthy, LLP Federation Fund Family Foundation Gignilliat Group School hesitation. I will fight for Foundation Cupertino Electric, Inc. Munger Tolles & Banks-Baldwin Key Public Strategies Harold and Anna Armin and Esther myself and for those The Seabury Eastern Real Estate, Olson Foundation Lausanne Collegiate S. Ullian Charitable Hirsch Foundation Foundation LLC NBC Universal Baptist Memorial School Foundation Huey's Restaurant who can't.” Seward & Kissel LLP The Cyrus Eaton Nellie Mae Education Health Care Lionsgate The Wharton Lichterman Shamrock Holdings, Foundation Foundation BlueCross BlueShield Entertainment Charitable Fund Loewenberg MELISSA SPINOLA Inc. First Tennessee Bank New Vernon Capital of Tennessee Company Young Presidents Foundation FACING HISTORY STUDENT Leo M. Shortino Gold Family The Dorothy and Community Trust Macfarlanes LLP Organization - Linde Family Family Foundation Foundation Jonathan Rintels Blum-Kovler Magnificat High Los Angeles Foundation The Sidman Family Goldman, Sachs & Co. Charitable Foundation School Dan and Ellen Zelman Littler Mendelson Foundation Matching Gift Foundation Butler Family Fund The Carl Marks Family Foundation Medtronic Trustees Under the Program Rosen Bien Galvan & Calfee, Halter & Foundation Inc. Oxford Bank & Trust Will of Herman Hansen, Jacobson, Grunfeld LLP Griswold LLP Media Rights Capital $1,000-$2,499 Peoples Gas Dana Teller, Hoberman, Rouda, Feder, Tietjen CBRE|Memphis Memphis Grizzlies Anonymous Perry Capital, LLC Wells Fargo Newman, Warren, & McGuinn The College Initiative Charitable Alliance Bernstein L.P. Red Sox Foundation The Thomas H. White Richman, Rush & Saama Technologies Cummins Inc. Foundation Matching Gift Dianne H Ruthman Foundation, a Kaller, LLP Salesforce.com Donnell-Kay Memphis University Program Family Foundation KeyBank Trust ITW Foundation Foundation School Art Village Gallery Temple Beth Shalom YWCA of the Mid- Jewish Community Scotiabank Encana Cares (USA) Methodist Le Bonheur Avenue Capital Town of Sharon Peninsula Donor Endowment Seven Post Investment Foundation Healthcare Management II, LP TwinFocus Capital Advised Fund Holocaust Office LP The Harry K. Fox Jim Norton & Avon Products United Talent Agency Memorial/Education Charles & M. R. & Emma R. Fox Deborah Norton Foundation, Inc. United Way of Greater $5,000-$9,999 Fund Shapiro Foundation Charitable Paragon National Babson College Cleveland AHS Foundation Jones Day Silicon Valley Foundation Bank Judith Knell Binder U+I Group Plc John and Hilda Arnold Just City, Inc. Community The Charles Robert Planned Parenthood Family Foundation Frederick R. Foundation Laurel School Foundation Gens Foundation Memphis Blue Cross Blue Shield Weisman Athena Capital Harry and Yvonne Steyer Lowenthal Gerber Taylor Regional One Health of Massachusetts Philanthropic Advisors, LLC Lenart Charitable Boodrookas Alvarez John & Marcia RPM International Inc. Breakfast Club of Foundation Boies Schiller Flexner Foundation & Smith LLP Goldman Foundation Sheffield Asset America Inc. Westchester Reform LLP Frederick Lobl for Thompson Hine LLP Ulysses S. Grant Management, LLC Colorado Health Temple Brahman Capital Corp. Charities, Bank of Ulmer & Berne LLP National Historic The Silverweed Foundation William DeWoskin & Thomas W. Briggs America, N.A., Emanuel & Anna Site Foundation Associates Foundation Inc. Trustee Weinstein Huntington National Spaces Group Arthur & Charlotte Britex Fabrics Loeb & Loeb LLP Foundation Bank Combined Jewish Zitrin Foundation Butler Snow LLP Philanthropies

52 GIFT REPORT 53 In memory of Gene Krieger, this fund will help Facing History The Memphis Fund Permanently Restricted (Endowed) expand and sustain the Los Angeles Partnership Schools This fund supports resources for additional initiatives and Network. resources benefiting the Facing History program in Memphis. and Special Funds Linda Ellen & Ron Sklar Charlene Achki-Repko Loeb & Loeb LLP Stephen Alexander Susan Disney Lord & The Milt Morris Facing History Educator Many friends of Facing History have helped to establish the following endowed and special funds that Colette Bablon Ament & Scott Lord Scholarship Fund support particular aspects of Facing History’s work. Donors to these funds between July 1, 2015, and June Jerry Ament Rochelle & Richard In honor of Milt Morris, this endowed fund supports 30, 2016 are listed. Lisa Bates Maize scholarships for summer seminars and follow-up services for Lili & Jon Bosse Douglas Maughan teachers in Greater Colorado. Ronda & Stanley H. Chris Milton The Charlotte & Irving Rabb Fund for Rev. Robert W. Bullock International The Facing History and Ourselves Breitbard Thomas Murnane Teaching Fellowships Fellowship Celebration Fund Sue & Barry Brucker The Andrew S. Pauly This endowed fund supports teacher scholarships for summer This scholarship program brings scholars to Facing History to The Facing History and Ourselves Celebration Fund for Tom Camp Family seminars as well as follow-up meetings throughout the year lend their expertise to Facing History staff, teachers, and the Margot Stern Strom was established to honor Margot Strom’s Samuel Chaj PricewaterhouseCoopers with Facing History staff. community at large. unparalleled contributions to Facing History and her visionary Grace & Robert Chen LLP Pamela & Loren Cohen Cindy Quane leadership since its founding. The fund will support the The Rhoda Sapers Library Endowment Fund The David & Lillian Casty Fellowship Stacie & Aaron Cohen Carolyn & Ken Richman expansion of Facing History’s impact by providing resources for This fund supports the purchase of new videos and books for Program Eftihia Danellis Elba & David Robbins a significant marketing initiative to advance our work globally. the Facing History Library and Resource Center. This program promotes a scholarly exchange and cultivates Laura Aryeh Murawczyk & Richard Murawczyk Abigail Disney & Pierre Marvin Schultz Hauser Shamrock Holdings, Inc. global ambassadors for Facing History by bringing a journalist, Jane & Daniel Och Sidney and Edith Simon Family Holocaust scholar, or resource speaker to Facing History for a year of Sheri & Roy Disney Marc Silverman & Education Fund of the Jewish Federation of residency. William Randolph Hearst Endowment Fund Tim & Neda Disney Mitra Best Cleveland for Summer Seminars Joan & William D. Karen & Emanuel Solon This fund supports the design and delivery of teacher Leo Dunn Endowed Fund This fund provides support for Facing History’s summer Feldman Annsley & George professional development in Holocaust education. This fund supports the purchase of books and resource seminars in New York. Nanette & Burton Strong materials for the Facing History Library and Resource Center. Forester Karen Sulzberger & Eric The Richard A. Smith Endowment Fund for The Beth and Seth Klarman Innovation Fund Kathleen & John Galli M. A. Lax Excellence The Executive Director Endowed Fund In honor of Beth and Seth Klarman, this fund is directed Reed Gardiner Robert Thorell This fund is designated to identify the most engaged, This fund has been established to endow the Executive by Facing History’s President and CEO to fund new ideas, Vivian Geiger Karen & Stuart P. committed, and excellent teachers and then support Directorship of Facing History and Ourselves. innovations, and initiatives that advance the mission of Facing Lauren Glassman & Paul Tobisman scholarships for them to attend advanced summer seminars. Rhoda Baruch History and Ourselves. De Meo Liz Vogel The Honorable Ann W. Brown & Donald A. Brown Gold Family Foundation Martin Weisman The Laszlo N. Tauber Family Foundation Fund The Bea Kovich Fund Josh & Sarah Greenhill Denise Greskoviak Sandy Weisman This fund established the Margot Stern Strom endowed fund In loving memory of Bea Kovich, this fund supports Facing Elizabeth E. & Daniel J. Jick Jane & Eric Herzog Janice White to support a fellowship, the purpose of which is to cultivate History School graduates as they pursue their post-secondary Julie & Paul Leff Eric Juline Tom Willis new talent for Facing History to support organizational needs. school goals and dreams. Gene Krieger Fund Evan Klondar Keith Wishon The fellowship will fund a staff position to be located at Sarah Krieger Barbara Zubi Facing History and Ourselves’ headquarters or in one of our Nancy & John Lee regional offices. Chip Lightfoot

54 GIFT REPORT 55 In-Kind and Pro Bono Gifts Gifts in Tribute

Generous in-kind gifts and pro bono professional services donated by our friends and supporters increase Facing History and Ourselves is grateful to those donors who made gifts in tribute totaling more than Facing History and Ourselves’ ability to engage students and educators worldwide. Corporate donors of $590,000 to support our work. Listed below are those individuals for whom tribute gifts were made totaling in-kind gifts and services are listed separately, and we are grateful for their support. Board and committee $100 or more. We are grateful for gifts at all levels, which support our work with teachers and students. members, and many other volunteers, contribute countless hours and expertise, and we are most grateful to them. Here, we thank individuals who have donated their professional time, home or office space, or gifts of artwork, equipment, or supplies. IN HONOR OF Ellen Carmell Wendy & Ben Sheila Katz Barbara & Rick Ida & Myles Abbott Gloria & Jack Clumeck Fischman Elaine Kaufman Melcher Charlene Achki-Repko Lizzie Cohen Annabel Fleiss Jay Kaufman Zachary Milbauer Colette Bablon Ament Karen & Jerry E. Julie & Paul Leff Susie Richardson Karen Tucker & Jerry Elisabeth Andreason Pamela Cohen Tina Fockler Bridget Keenan Linda Miner & Jerry Ament Ehrlich Shelley S. & Donald Carolyn & Ken Avorn & Melissa Allen Caroline Conroy Diane Frankle Kelman Lazarov Dale & Bob Mnookin Sam & Josée Bak Elizabeth Fife M. Levy Richman Andie & Michael Dimitry Anselme The Cornfield Family Howard Freedman Dale Kelman Christy Morcomb & Judi Bohn Tina & Bob Fockler Christopher D. Lueking Connie & James Uiberall Carolyn & Chuck Sally Currier & Sally Frishberg Marty Kelman Laurie Hudson Bonnie Boswell & Judy & Joshua Mark Moss Shapiro Regina Renee Ward Arnold Saul Pannell David Fulton Shelly & Howard Eileen Nelson Rod Hamilton Goldman Jerry Newton & Ginger & William Hon. Rebecca Larry Banack Joe Daly Nancy & Nat Gardiner Kivell The Newman Family Holly & Bill Brooks Gigi Grayson David Weinberg Sherak Westerfield (Ret.) & Deborah Barber Ariella Damelin Jill Garling & Aleeza Klarman Bonnie Oberman Pamela & Loren Cohen Mimi Grossman Kimberly & Elliot Perry Suzy Shuster & Ivy Fine Nancy & Jon Bauer Lee Daniels Tom Wilson Ilana Klarman Jane & Dan Och Annabel Conrad & Iris & Ronald M. Lisa & Richard Perry Rich Eisen James Wildman Cathy Beck Joan Davis Ann Geldzahler Jeremiah Klarman Erin Ostrow Iddo Patt Harkavy Sue & Bernie Pucker Margaret Stohl Judy Wise Steven Becton Shira Deener Nina & Ron Gilson Seth Klarman Lisa & Rick Paige Lari & Peter Jacobson Pucker Gallery Muriel Behar Jill & Alex Dimitrief Benjamin Gomez Maja Kristin Heidi & Lew Pearlson Kathy Bellomo Emily Dreifus & Ann Gordon Karen & Mel Kronick Lisa & Richard Perry Selwin Belofsky Mark Maremont Ashlyn Gorlin The Leff Family Rebekah Pierson & Sherie Berger Jane Edmonds Rita Halbright Julie & Paul Leff Magda Spasiano Phyllis & Paul Berz Cherlyl & David Nancy & Jeffrey Halis Don Levy Donald Putnoi Mitra Best Einhorn Karen Harrison & Peggy & Larry Levy Carole Reed Gene & Rich Bindler Kevin Feinberg Family Walter Freedman Shirley Levy Barbara Reiss-Snyder Susie & Rick Block Bill Feldman Ann & Mason Ira Lipman & Jim Snyder The Blum Family Lori & Mark Fife Hawkins Angela & Christopher Joshua Reynolds Joanne & Scott Blum Rena Finder Tina & Paul Henderson Lovest Susie Richardson Jared Boessé Sallie Fine-Lewin Howard Holtzman Lori & Hal Luft Carolyn & Ken Judi Bohn Fischman Family Roxanne Hori & Fran Malkin Richman “This was an emotional journey but a worthy one. There Stefanie Bradie Laura Fischman & Robert Felsenthal Susan & B. Lee Heidi & Richard Rieger Daniel Braunfeld Tony Schwenson Lynn Howard Mallory Amy Rogat is nothing from this seminar that I cannot use in either Roger Brooks Nancy & Steve Emily Ingalls Marguerite & Rod Hedy & George Rozsa my classroom, with my staff, or in my daily life.” Lynda & Jeff Fischman Floy Kaminski Mattison Gina & Tom Russo Bussgang Steve Fischman Bene Kaplan Paul Meister Zayden Sanders- Jill & Steve Karp Magee EDUCATOR LESLIE SMITH

56 GIFT REPORT 57 Mara & Ricky Sandler Joan Terry Lorna Bork Lea Henigson Vickie Lynn Sbrocco Leora Schaefer Ashley & Todd Tobias George Bousvaros Pam Jensen Gertrude Schlanger Remembrance Society Andi Schindler Susan Tofias Father Robert Bullock Clara Kaplan Edith Schlesinger Pam Schwab Karen Tucker Jonathan Carlson Ricky Katz Eva & Eugene Facing History and Ourselves’ Remembrance Society comprises supporters who have provided for Facing Carole & Gordon Trish Tullman Ann Cashner Harry Kelman Schlesinger History in their estate plans. The Society welcomes new members who are committed to ensuring the future Segal Charlene Wang Sam Chused Paula Kelman Sheldon Seevak of Facing History’s work for generations to come. James Shalbrack Samuel Weinreb Evelyn Albers Courtier Lila Kramer Etty Sender

Joan Shapero Jack Weinstein Leslie Denelian Gene Krieger Oscar Shefsky Our supporters have included Facing History in their estate planning through bequests, charitable Connie & James Sharon Weintraub Helen Dunn George Lapides Susan Sheinbaum remainder trusts, charitable gift annuities, a gift of insurance, and other vehicles. Your tax or philanthropic Shapiro Judy Wise Barbara Edelman Dianne Lass Elizabeth Shields Max Share Christopher Else Fleischacker Donna Lee Martin Sikich advisor can assist you in identifying the best option for you and your family. Sarah Shields Woodward Jennie & Bennie Fer Julius Lehrhoff Neil Silver Lesley Shore Sue & Michael Joseph Fife Eleanor Levine Naomi Silvermintz Providing for Facing History leaves a legacy of support for our vital work with students and teachers around Suzy Shuster & Zamkow Lissa Florman Ellie Levine Steve Smith the world. For more information on becoming a member of the Remembrance Society, or to notify us that Rich Eisen The Zarnett Family John Fockler Shirley Levy Walter Steinweg you have included Facing History in your estate plans, please contact the Development Office at 617-232- Susan Sidel Barbara Zuckerberg Arnold Fox Marty Lipoff Richard Stephenson 1595 or [email protected]. Sidney Simon Marian Freedman Lori Luft Irving Stern Rebecca Sniderman IN MEMORY OF Fern Friedlander Lori & Hal Luft Barbara McDonald Jacklyn Solomon & Lois Alex Harry Gaffer Emily Mehlman Stewart Anonymous (7) Linda & Michael Larry M. Levy Sharon L. & Gerri & Kenneth Benjamin Jacobs Charlotte & Mike Brenda Gale David Mode George Tanimura Vicki & William Frieze Lori & Hal Luft Howard Rich Sweder Sharman Spector- Alexander Louis Garfield Rose & Nathan Murra Phyllis Teitelbaum Abrams Judy & David Ganz Ilene Mack Bonnie Rosenberg Dora Z. Ullian Angel & Gary Angel Irving Alter Peter H. Garfunkel Rose Nussbaum Claire Todres Jennifer Aubrey Susan & Bryan Ganz Marjorie McDermott Eugene B. Rosenberg Susan E. Werbe & Susan & Wilf Marion Baill Adele & Arnold Sam Nussbaum Maurice Vanderpol Richard E. Barbieri Ilse & Peter H. Paula & Allen Mitchell Alex Saharovich John E. Bates Steinberg Helen Goldschlager Glissen Eunice Ordman Jack Weinstein Robin & Nathan S. Garfunkel Carolann S. & K. Rhoda B. Sapers Ronald Werner Jesse Stern Faktor Baldino Bill Gold Tyler Phipps Margaret Wells Birnbaum Sandra & Philip George Najarian Enid & Melvin Shapiro Joseph P. Wiellette Linda & Gerald Stern Elaine Barnett Rachel Goldstein Carol Pomerantz Jeanette White Mary & William J. Gordon Marcia & Edward Carolyn Irvin Shears Trudy & Steven Margot Stern Strom Leon Bass Linda Goodman Phyllis Quint Molly Wiellette Buckley Barbara & Steven Nalebuff Judy & Martin Sleeper Wiesenberger Donna & Mike Joel Berman Sally Gordon Mathew Riordan Ray Winner Patricia Caesar Grossman Myra & Charles Susan & Richard A. Debra & David Woog Sullivan Frances & Arthur Sylvia Goren Nachum Rondel Sandra & Bernie Priscilla & Richard Novogrodsky Smith McGinty Karen Sulzberger & Block Robert Harlick Abraham Rosenblatt Carpenter M. Hunt Lisa & Richard Perry Ann R. Soloway Eric Lax Thomas R. Bolduc Fred Hayman The Rotenberg Family Ina Clayman Elizabeth E. & Daniel Rita Pollak Patricia & David Bequests Received in Lauren Curry J. Jick Suzanne & Bernard Squire FY 2016 Laura DeBonis & Susie & Jay Kaufman Pucker Erica & Donald Stern Bernice Godine Scott A. Nathan Mary Keber & Frances & Donald Paula Stern & Esther & Sumner L. Marc Skvirsky Putnoi Paul London Feldberg Kay M. Kilpatrick Edward L. Reynolds, Christine & Bill Stokes Lori Friedman & Beth & Seth Klarman Jr. Trust Margot & Terry Strom Howard Leicht Lisa Krakow Karen Sulzberger

58 GIFT REPORT 59 General Counsel Hillel Levine COMPENSATION Elizabeth E. Jick Members Boards and Leadership (Pro Bono) Ethan Lowenstein COMMITTEE Seth A. Klarman Cristina S. Fockler Brown Rudnick LLP Martha Minow Chair Richard I. Melvoin Karen G. Harrison Andrew S. Janower Facing History is most grateful to the members of our Board of Directors, Leadership Council, Robert H. Mnookin Lisa Mooney Julie Abrams Leff Board of Advisory Boards, and Board of Scholars, who govern the organization, provide philanthropic Scholars Azar Nafisi Dana W. Smith Lawrence M. Levy Sonia M. Nieto Members Richard I. Melvoin support, engage their communities, and serve as thought leaders for our work around the world. Chair Pedro Antonio Noguera Ronald G. Casty FINANCE COMMITTEE Andrew S. Pauly Here, we list members during the period of July 1, 2015, through June 30, 2016. Kwame Anthony Appiah Padraic O'Hare Elizabeth E. Jick Chair Farah Pandith Julie Abrams Leff Elizabeth E. Jick CHICAGO ADVISORY Members David A. Patterson Tracy Palandjian BOARD Marjorie Agosin Board of Tracy Palandjian Phyllis Berz John A. Katzenberg Gwenn Masterman John T. Pawlikowski Robert A. Smith Members Chair Peter Balakian Trish Tullman Directors Saul Pannell Susan G. Block Jay H. Kaufman Snider Alvin F. Poussaint, M.D. Carl Blanchard Benjamin R. Barber, Ph.D. DEVELOPMENT Chair Richard Perry Thomas W. Blumenthal Marty Kelman Donald K. Stern Fernando Reimers Jeffrey J. Bussgang Yehuda Bauer COMMITTEE Julie Abrams Leff Ryan Prince Holly Brooks Beth S. Klarman Gerald M. Stern John K. Roth Andrew S. Janower Members Michael Berenbaum Chair Eric Adelstein Susie Richardson Lynda Bussgang Emily Leventhal Kenneth A. Sweder Allan A. Ryan Julie Abrams Leff Irwin Blumer Jill Garling, as of Gene Bindler Members Carrie Richman Sandra D. Carpenter* Karen Secunda Levy Dorothy P. Tananbaum Robert L. Selman, Ph.D. Emily Leventhal Paul Bookbinder November 2015 John Brooklier Kwame Anthony Appiah Lesley Shore Cecilia Chan Michael B. Lowenstein Susan W. Tofias, John Shattuck John Mokas Leon Botstein Lisa Mooney, through Ellen B. Carmell Paul H. Berz Dana W. Smith Anla Cheng Susan Hastings Mallory M.S.W. Rev. Kevin P. Spicer, Heidi Pearlson Mary C. Boys November 2015 Kevin Carroll Jeffrey J. Bussgang Robert A. Smith Matt Damon Michael Mazer Dora Z. Ullian C.S.C. David Schechter Mary C. Brabeck, Steve Cohen Ellen B. Carmell Karen Tucker Samantha Perry David Richard Melcher Shirley Wang Ervin Staub Ph.D., D.H.L. Members GOVERNANCE Linda B. Coleman Ronald G. Casty Trish Tullman Laura DeBonis Evan Meyers Sharon Weintraub Claude M. Steele, Ph.D. James Carroll Paul H. Berz COMMITTEE Theresa Cothern Cheryl Strauss Einhorn Judy Wise Jill Dimitrief James F. Mooney, III Nancy R. Wilsker Dorothy M. Steele, Arn Chorn Pond Debra Engel Chair Jill Garling Debra Engel Michael S. Feldberg Jo Ann & Stuart Sue Berman Zamkow Ed.D. Debórah Dwork Lori R. Fife Richard I. Melvoin Karen G. Harrison David P. Fialkow Chair Emeritus Sumner Feldberg* Nathan* Carola Suarez-Orozco Richard A. Smith Melinda Fine Wendy Fischman Vicki Heyman Lori R. Fife William D. Feldman Erin Ostrow Officers of the Marcelo Suarez-Orozco Corporation Howard E. Gardner Seth A. Klarman Members Mark S. Hoplamazian Mark S. Fife Wendy Fischman Andrew S. Pauly Barry Trachtenberg Leadership President and CEO Henry Louis Gates, Jr. Julie Abrams Leff Patricia S. Bellinger Roxanne Hori Cristina S. Fockler Walter G. Freedman Heidi Pearlson Chad Williams Council Roger Brooks Carol Gilligan Susie Richardson Ellen B. Carmell Jill Garling Kathy Fuld Kathy Richland Pick Francis Idehen Co-Chairs James F. Gilligan Dana W. Smith Cristina S. Fockler Karen G. Harrison Ruthanne Fuller Ellen Poss, M.D.* Committees of Stacy Sharpe Jones Jeffrey J. Bussgang Sol Gittleman Judy Wise Jill Garling Judy Heyboer Leslie Gilbert-Lurie Bernard Pucker Treasurer the Board Matthew C. Levin Seth A. Klarman David Orlinoff, as of Pumla Gobodo- Karen G. Harrison Andrew S. Janower Daniel J. Givelber Michael Pucker Christopher D. Lueking November 2015 Madikizela, Ph.D. AUDIT COMMITTEE EXECUTIVE Julie Abrams Leff Elizabeth E. Jick Michael L. Gordon Eddie Reynolds* Paul Meister Members Chair COMMITTEE Anne Juster Elizabeth E. Jick, Peter Hayes Tracy Palandjian Richard Melcher Judy Greffin Alison Richardson Alan Goldstein Chair Amy L. Abrams through Richard Hovannisian Dana W. Smith Peter J. Miller Jill Ellen Karp Steven Grossman* Bruce Rigal Julie Abrams Leff Colette Bablon Ament November 2015 Ellen Hume Seth A. Klarman Rita S. Halbright Terrence Roberts Linda K. Miner Members Gary Angel Hon. Michael Ignatieff, AD-HOC Jo Ann Nathan Emily Leventhal Ann B. Hawkins Thomas A. Russo Members Alan Arkatov P John Mokas GOVERNANCE Lawrence M. Levy Secretary/Clerk .C., M.P. Stuart Nathan Jill Iscol Michael K. Sapers Michael K. Sapers Jeffrey J. Bussgang REFORM COMMITTEE Jennifer Aubrey Martin Sleeper, as of Jonathan Judaken Langdon Neal Richard I. Melvoin Ira A. Jackson* Rhoda B. Sapers* Cristina S. Fockler Chair Betty S. Bardige November 2015 Michael J. Klarman Joanne Nemerovski Martha Minow Floy B. Kaminski Elinor A. Seevak* Jill Garling Jill Garling Patricia S. Bellinger Dana W. Smith, through Claudia Koonz Kathy Richland Pick Lisa Mooney Paul R. Kanin Ricky Shechtel Andrew S. Janower Pascale E. Berner November 2015 Lawrence L. Langer Jane C. Och Daniel S. Katz Marjorie Simon Michael Pucker

60 BOARDS 61 Nneka Rimmer Emeritus LONDON ADVISORY William D. Feldman Meggan Wurzburg Rena Finder Members Dorothy P. Tananbaum Members Susie Richardson Michael J. Sacks Howard J. Freedman BOARD Susan Friedman Kiel Wendy Fischman Jennifer Aubrey David R. Trower Ida Abbott Michael Sandberg Peggy Salamon, M.D. Joyce S. Glickman Chair Jane S. Herzog Donald Levy Tyler Hardy Jon R. Bauer Kate Waisman Deborah E. Barber Sue Ann Schiff Carole Segal Amy Rogat Ryan Prince Paul R. Kanin Joanna Lipman Tina Henderson Pascale E. Berner Shai Waisman Gloria Brown Connie Shapiro Gordon Segal Loung Ung Andrew T. Kugler Susan Hastings Jill Ellen Karp Zoe Bernstein Gloria Clumeck Barbara Sonneborn Monica Swope Sally H. Wertheim Members Jake Neuberg Mallory Susan Kaufman Rob Beyer ONTARIO ADVISORY Caretha Coleman Sharman Spector- Dr. Manika Turnbull Sindy Caplan Andrew S. Pauly Joyce Margulies Emily Leventhal Cecilia Chan BOARD Asha S. Collins, Ph.D. Angel Judy Wise DENVER/ROCKY Rita S. Halbright Terrence Roberts Mary McDonald John F. Levy Anla Cheng Chair Matt Daniels Barbara Spreng MOUNTAIN STATES Lesley Shore Terence Johnson Jason D. Russell Erin Ostrow Karen Secunda Levy Lee A. Daniels Dennis Driver Hon. Rebecca ADVISORY BOARD CLEVELAND Lawrence M. Levy Florence Sloan Adrienne Pakis-Gillon Kristen Lucken Jill Dimitrief Barbara Elsberg Westerfield (Ret.) Chair ADVISORY BOARD Peggy Levy Gerald M. Stern Iddo Patt Dale S. Mnookin Mark Federman Members Sandra Feldman Jayne Williams Linda Campbell Ronald Hoffman Chair Hannah Lewis Jesse Stern Doug Schrank Lisa Mooney Michael S. Feldberg Diane Holt Frankle Jane Zinner Anne Juster Nate Leipciger David Meller Margaret Stohl Glenn Sessoms Tracy Palandjian Lori R. Fife Judy Goldman Members Madeleine Levy Daniel Peltz Karen Sulzberger Linda Ellen N. Sklar Heidi Pearlson Kathy Fuld Marina Gorbis Mary Ann Amemiya Myra Novogrodsky Members Michelle Pinggera Janice White Joan Terry Deborah Plummer Joseph Jackson Jeffrey R. Greendorfer Carolyn Arnold Elaine Gantz Berman Jeff Rayman Kaushik Ray Mandy Adams Wolf Patricia Toarmina Frances S. Putnoi Floy B. Kaminski Chad Jaben *Honorary Susan G. Block Sarah Melvoin Bridich Carole Ann Reed Bruce Rigal Van Turner Marci Sapers Shelly Kivell Ed Jones ** Facing History Holly Brooks Combus "CJ" Chapman Susan Steinberg Cliff Siegel MEMPHIS Jennifer Turner- David Schechter Julie Abrams Leff Evan F. D. Jones and Ourselves Amy K. Carlson Meredith Dabberdt ADVISORY BOARD Betty Ann Taylor Robyn Spens Koltnow Stacy Scott Rachel Levin Daniel S. Katz acknowledges with Joaquin Dos Reis Bill Fulton Chair Sharon Weintraub Lisa Tedeschini Andie Uiberall Dana W. Smith Michael B. Karen Kronick great sadness the loss Robyn Fearon Ann Geldzahler Cristina S. Fockler Margaret Wells Susan Whiddington Monica Wharton Gwenn Snider Lowenstein Christopher Lovest of our cherished friend James A. Goldsmith Tom Gordon Margie Wolfe Judy Wise Barbara J. Williams Jody Snider Evan C. Meyers Hal Luft and board member Emily Ingalls John A. Katzenberg Members Sue Berman Zamkow Julie Swartz Mark Najarian Lori Luft** who passed away this Jane Joseph Megan Kemper Joey Beckford SAN FRANCISCO NEW ENGLAND Kate Taylor Jane C. Och Ana McCracken year, Lori Luft. We BAY AREA Eduardo Kim Michael Mazer LOS ANGELES Janice Berlin ADVISORY BOARD Susan W. Tofias Lisa Paige ADVISORY BOARD Deborah Mueller remain ever grateful Garet Libbey Kathy Neustadt ADVISORY BOARD Paul H. Berz Chair Richard Perry Chairs Joni Podolsky to have been guided Todd Lloyd Frances T. Pilch Chair Phyllis Berz Karen Tucker NEW YORK Heidi Rieger Debra Engel Barbara Reiss-Snyder by her wisdom, and Linda McDonald Jon Pushkin Carrie Richman Frank Buscher ADVISORY BOARD Mara Sandler Judy Heyboer Eddie Reynolds will continue to be Jonida Preka Morelli Stephanie Rossi Reggie Crenshaw Members Chair Judith C. Siegel Joshua Reynolds enriched by the time Shelly Saltzman Jason Schall Members John Daniel Patricia S. Bellinger Mark S. Fife Katrin Sosnick Joyce Reynolds- she shared with us. Sonni Senkfor Angelika Schroeder Charlene Achki-Repko Jerry E. Ehrlich Jeffrey Bloomberg Rachel Strom Sinclair Koyen Shah David Shneer, Ph.D. Colette Bablon Ament Tara Engelberg Lisa Blumenthal Marjorie Simon Jack Sparks Jordan Bahat Miriam D. Grossman Lynda Bussgang David L. Stashower Vanessa Thomas- Mitra Best Ann B. Hawkins Beth Clymer Cynthia Tancer Jones Joanne Blum Mason Hawkins Gretchen Cook- “I learned that I’m not the type to just turn the Mary Ann Vogel Tom Thorpe Bonnie Boswell Jason Hernandez Anderson Trudy Wiesenberger Annette Lantos Aaron Cohen Carol Johnson Sally Currier other way and just let things happen, and I am Khalilah Worley Tillemann-Dick Pamela Rubin Cohen, Dorothy Johnson James Andrew Ed.M. Elaine Kaufman Watson David more than what people see on the outside.” Dean Devlin Marty Kelman Jane Edmonds Marc Dworsky Daniel Kiel Marsha Feinberg FACING HISTORY STUDENT DAYAUNA BOYD

62 BOARDS 63 Amy Clatworthy Jill Dannay Tammy Edinger Heather Frazier Mara Gregory Staff Director of Operations Director of Custodial Services Senior Program National/International Facing History staff from from July 2015-June 2016. & Systems Development Assistant, Associate, Project Manager, Infrastructure, Information Systems, Headquarters Denver/Rocky Headquarters Headquarters Headquarters Mountain States Office of the Martin Sleeper Sarah Altschul Steven Becton Daniel Braunfeld Hedrick Ellis Carol Griffin President Special Advisor to Program Associate, Associate Program Program Associate, Elena Cohen Jan Darsa Director of Online David Fulton Associate Director, (alphabetical) the President, San Francisco Director, Urban New York Program Coordinator, Director, Center for Learning, Office Director, Human Resources, Headquarters Bay Area Education, Memphis New York Jewish Education, Headquarters Denver/Rocky Headquarters Roger Brooks JuLondre Brown Headquarters Mountain States President & Chief Chris Stokes Eriko Amino Sara Bellin Development Elizabeth Cohen Abby Elmore Nancy Griffin Executive Officer, Senior Director, Office Manager, Project Manager for Coordinator, New York Assistant Director, Vimla Dayal Special Assistant to Elizabeth Garcia Program Data Headquarters Organizational New York Jewish Education, Development, Development the Senior Scholar, Program & Office Manager, Advancement, Headquarters Marissa Caney Chicago Coordinator, Chicago Headquarters Coordinator, Headquarters Anne Burt Headquarters Lucas Anderson Benefits Manager & Los Angeles Chief Communications Technical Support Ava Berinstein Human Resources Francesca Colletti Miles de Klerk Nancy Englander Wayde Grinstead Officer, New York Margot Stern Associate, Associate Director, Associate, Program Director, Desktop Support Director, Project Denise Gelb Program Associate, Strom Headquarters Grant Programs, Headquarters New England Technician, Financial Operations, Associate Program Chicago Jeremy Cramer Senior Scholar & Headquarters Headquarters Headquarters Director, Chicago Chief Development President Emerita, Dimitry Anselme Esther Carey Denny Conklin Elaine Guarnieri-Nunn Officer, Headquarters Headquarters Program Director for Emily Blackie Administrative Program Associate, Shira Deener Dan Eshet Rachel Ghidoni Office Director, Staff Development, Manager, Assistant, New York New England Associate Program Senior Editor for Custodial Assistant, San Francisco Bay Michael Durney Terry Tollefson Headquarters Communications Director, Historical Research, Headquarters Area Chief Operating Chief Strategy Officer, Operations, Cleveland Leslie Caroline Emily Corwin Headquarters Headquarters Officer, Headquarters Headquarters Iman Azzi Administrative & Grants Writer Ernestine Gianelly Arthur Guercilena Financial Accounts Gretchen Blake Program Coordinator, & Development Izabelle Denize Veronica Favela Receptionist, Senior Technical Anne-Marie Fitzgerald Facing History Manager, Assistant Director, Los Angeles Coordinator, Administrative Program & Headquarters Support Associate, Chief Officer for Staff United Kingdom Development, Headquarters Assistant, New York Development Headquarters Regional Operations, (alphabetical) Los Angeles Juan Castellanos Assistant, Cleveland Rachel Gilbreath Headquarters Anika Bachhuber Senior Program Jon Cramer Pamela Donaldson Assistant Director, Pam Haas Schwab Taymullah Abdur Associate Director, Jared Boesse Associate, New York Director of Human Senior Program Kevin Feinberg Development Events, Director of Brooke Harvey Rahman Digitial & Print Associate Director, Resources, Associate, Cleveland Associate Program Headquarters Development, Director of Content Program Associate, Content Development Information Deb Chad Headquarters Director, New York New York Development, New England Operations, Technology, Program Director McKinley Doty Phyllis Goldstein Headquarters Headquarters Headquarters for Technology, Ellen Cumba Facing History Brian Fong Senior Associate, Kimberly Hall Gillian Aitken Headquarters Office Manager & Together Coordinator, Program Associate, Curriculum Resource Instructional Designer, David Orlinoff Development Dennis Barr Judi Bohn Program Coordinator, Memphis New England Development, Online Learning, Chief Financial Officer, Associate, Canada Director of Evaluation, Special Projects Mark Chapin Memphis Headquarters Headquarters Headquarters Headquarters Coordinator, Associate Director, Kristin Duns Stephen Ford Dan Alba New England Video Production, Allison Cunningham Program & Special Advisor to the Ashlyn Gorlin Renee Harleston Marc Skvirsky Senior Program Karen Barss Headquarters Assistant Director, Development Chief Financial Officer, Associate Director, Program Coordinator, Vice President & Chief Associate, Director of Program Farrell Boucher Board & Leadership Assistant, Cleveland Headquarters Human Resources, New York Program Officer, Los Angeles Strategy & Special Senior Development Chase Chenevert Relations, Chicago Headquarters Projects, Officer, New England Graphic Designer, Headquarters Frances Early Jaclyn Foster Mary Hendra Hepzibah Alon Headquarters Headquarters Program Assistant, Program Data Margaret Gouthro Associate Program Program Associate, Kate Boylan Carole Danforth New York Specialist, Office Services & Director, Los Angeles Jewish Education, Digital Archivist, Custodial Services Headquarters Facilities Manager, & Organizational Home Office Headquarters Coordinator, Headquarters Advancement, Headquarters Los Angeles

64 STAFF 65 NicolejjHertzberg Erin Kernen David Levy Michael McIntyre Jana Neil Alissa Parra Stephanie Ramos Rachel Ross Jennifer Schutten Jenifer Snow Senior Development Operations Manager, Senior Program Senior Programme Senior Development Coordinator, Associate Director, Director, Foundation Assistant Director, Senior Graphic Officer, New York Headquarters Associate, New York Coordinator, Officer, San Francisco Publishing & Development, Relations, Development, Designer, United Kingdom Bay Area New Media, New York Headquarters New York Headquarters Tanya Huelett Quinn King Valerie Linson Headquarters Senior Program Development Editorial Director, Aileen McQuillen Peter Nelson Firkins Reed Lara Saavedra David Schwartz James Stanton Associate, New York Associate, Communications, Social Media & Office Director, Cheryl Payne-Stevens Grants Writer, Assistant Director, Senior Program Online Course San Francisco Bay Headquarters Marketing Specialist, New York Program Associate, Headquarters Program Operations, Associate, New York Manager, Leigh Janczak Area Headquarters Canada Headquarters Headquarters Senior Director of Yixuan Liu Jeremy Nesoff Andrew Reese Sarah Shields Development, Chrystal Koech Gift Processing Elana Megerian Associate Program Michelle Perkins Program Associate, Liza Sacks Program Associate, Jocelyn Stanton Headquarters National & North Coordinator, Development Director, Leadership Program Associate, Memphis Assistant Director, Chicago Senior Associate, America Program Headquarters Coordinator, Academy, United Kingdom Development, Program Staff Mary Johnson Assistant, Headquarters Headquarters Madison Reynolds New York Dan Sigward Development, Senior Historian, Headquarters Maureen Loughnane Stacey Perlman Coordinator, Researcher & Headquarters Home Office Office Director, Armen Menechyan Daniel Ness Communications Library Services, Rose Sadler Curriculum Writer, KC Kourtz Chicago Program Associate, Digital Archivist, Writer, Headquarters Program Associate, Headquarters Fran Sterling Princess Johnson Senior Program Los Angeles Headquarters Headquarters New England Senior Research Program Office Associate Jane MacKenzie Milton Reynolds Jeremy Simon and Development Manager, for Technology, Receptionist, Jennifer Merdinger Jennifer Novak Ariel Perry Senior Program Emma Samler National & North Associate, New England Headquarters Headquarters Director of Associate Director, Digital Content Associate, Director, Public America Program Home office Development, Communications, Producer, San Francisco Bay Engagement, Assistant, Titina Johnson Samantha Landry Jonathan Makransky Chicago Headquarters Headquarters Area Headquarters Headquarters Adam Strom Accounts Payable Research & Research Assistant Director of Manager, Development for Evaluation, Doc Miller Bonnie Oberman Michele Phillips Stephanie Richardson Christina Samuels Sofia Sivik-Phelps Scholarship & Headquarters Coordinator, Headquarters Senior Associate for Office Director, Associate Program Program Associate, Development Office Manager, Innovation, Senior Headquarters Staff Development, Chicago Director, Memphis New England Associate, New York United Kingdom Writer, Headquarters Jennifer Jones-Clark Christopher Mallon Headquarters Director of Special Rebecca Lange Manager, Website Tracy O'Brien Alexia Prichard Celie Rodman Hillary Saxton Mireille Sjoblom- Sarah Stuart Projects & Associate Research Assistant Development & Edward Milliken Director, Library Content Producer, Development Coordinator, Kious Senior Program Program Director, for Evaluation, User Experience, Director of Program Services, Headquarters Information & Support Library Services, Associate Director, Associate, Memphis New England Headquarters Headquarters Operations & Headquarters Services Assistant, Headquarters Development, Regional Strategy, Logan Quan Headquarters Cleveland Mark Swaim-Fox John Kaiser Elijah Lapson Phredd MatthewsWall Headquarters Catherine O'Keefe Development Leora Schaefer Office Director, Associate Director, Director of Information Associate Program Associate Director, Coordinator, Chicago Isabel Rodriguez Director, Canada Jeannette Slater Cleveland Corporate Relations, Technology, Director for Staff Kyrie Mohammed Publishing & Program & Office Office Manager, Headquarters Headquarters Development, New England New Media, Lindsey Queener Coordinator, Memphis Molly Schen Canada Erin Tackney Chicago Educator/Program Headquarters New England Director, Program Digital Content Patti Keenan Russell Le Page Data Entry Assistant, Educator/ Anna Romer Growth & North Rebecca Sniderman Producer, Senior Philanthropic Office Director, Cathy McCarney Headquarters April Osheroff- Program Data Associate Director, America Project, Executive Assistant Communications & Advisor, New England United Kingdom Receptionist, Lambert Entry Coordinator, Evaluation, Headquarters to the Office of External Affairs, Headquarters Karen Murphy Web Manager, Headquarters Headquarters the President, Headquarters Liz Kelleher Lisa Lefstein-Berusch International Director, Headquarters Karen Scher Headquarters Digital Content Program Associate, Margaret McConchie Home office Eva Radding Michelle Rosenberg Program Associate, Lauren Taube Director, Cleveland Grants Writer, Digital Archive & Manager of New York Corey Snow Development Headquarters Headquarters Library Systems Foundation Relations, Associate Director Assistant, Memphis Manager, Headquarters for Knowledge Headquarters Management, Headquarters

66 STAFF 67 Laura Tavares Rob Tokanel Tzipora Weinberg John Williams Anna Kathryn Word Senior Associate, Video Production Senior Program Manager of Associate Director, Program Staff Manager, Associate, Jewish Organizational Organizational Development, Home Office Education, Budget Analysis, Advancement, Headquarters Home Office Headquarters Memphis Liz Vogel Dustin Tenreiro Office Director, Jack Weinstein Judy Wise Anna Yanco-Papa Program Associate, Los Angeles Office Senior Program Senior Director, Annual Fund Manager, New England Advisor, San Francisco Organizational Headquarters Erika Wade Bay Area Advancement, Katie Terrazas Administrative & Chicago Marian Yee Hoover Program Coordinator, Emily Weisberg Office Manager and Program & Chicago Program Associate, Jasmine Wong Program Coordinator, Development Jewish Education, Program Associate, San Francisco Bay Coordinator, Suzanne Wallen Los Angeles Canada Area Denver/Rocky Associate Director, Mountain States Grant Programs, Emily White Lauren Woody Kimberly Young Headquarters Development Manager of Program Associate, Marti Tippens Murphy Data Manager, Foundation Relations, Los Angeles Office Director, Rebecca Ward Headquarters Headquarters Memphis Program Associate, Enid Zimmerman Chicago Kathryn White Development Tim Toeum Associate Director, Assistant, Accounts Receivable Development, San Francisco Bay & Payroll Manager, Denver/Rocky Area Headquarters Mountain States

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