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ANNUAL Hillel operates in countries 2016 REPORT 17 9,525 hours of learning with Hillel’s 16,000+ Jewish Learning Fellowship 82 111,800+ Hillels currently Facebook fans students went on Hillel-led Birthright trips participating in the past 3 years Ezra Fellows in Measuring 47.4% 33 Excellence in online engagement 132,000 73% students engaged by engagement interns in the past 10 years students say Hillel THE plays a role in celebrating Jewish traditions 15,400+ 20 Alternative Break Springboard Fellows HILLEL participants since 2004 850 375 campus professionals professionals worldwide in the under age 30 work Hillel movement EFFECT at campus Hillels students engaged in public Israel Fellows on more than 100 campuses celebrations and cultural events 135,000+ 75 across

Israel-related 90% speaking engagements 83% on campus of students surveyed report that they are better 268 equipped to understand other people’s perspectives after engaging Ask Big Questions students say they feel new professionals methods and material welcome at Hillel 180 hired this year Dear Friends,

The work that talented Hillel professionals do on campuses across the country and around the world have a true impact on building our Jewish future. We call that impact “The Hillel Effect,” and we are proud to share it with you in our 2016 Annual Report.

In recent years, Hillel has made great strides in moving our organization along The Drive to Excellence, our five-year plan to ensure that Hillel has the assets in place to positively engage with every Jewish student and make an enduring impact on their Jewish future. As part of that effort, we have become a data driven organization, assessing our effect on the lives of Jewish students on campus. The data we have gathered has been truly helpful in providing the right resources to campuses to progress toward our goal of building excellent Hillels at colleges and universities everywhere. At the same time, it has showcased for us the incredible results our talented professionals achieve each day.

Over the past year, has focused squarely on growing the men and women who represent the Hillel movement on campus. We have launched Hillel U, a cutting-edge professional continuing education program, designed to enhance Hillel professionals’ Jewish knowledge and leadership skills. And we just announced the Hillel Talent Grants, a $38 million grant program to recruit, retain and train Hillel talent. These gifts are game changers, not just for Hillel, but for the entire Jewish world.

We know that our programs and initiatives are affecting Jewish lives. Our survey of more than 10,000 Jewish college students found that students’ interactions with their campus Hillel correlates to significant increases in their positive connections with Jewish life. We learned that with each engagement with a local Hillel on campus, our students feel more connected to their heritage and more interested in Jewish life. That is why Hillel’s engagement programs are so important.

This report proves the impact your support is having – from helping us bring more senior Jewish educators to campus to inspiring programs featuring distinct voices like and Michael Douglas. Through Hillel, students engage in Jewish learning in new ways, whether it’s in a rabbi’s home with our Base communities or even on their smartphone through Two-Line Torah. And they are learning about and advocating for Israel through our Israel Action Program, our Jewish Agency for Israel Fellows and immersive HILLEL’S MISSION experiences like , Masa Israel and Onward Israel.

ENRICHING THE LIVES OF JEWISH STUDENTS Our work is essential – because today’s college students are the future leaders of all of our Jewish communities. SO THAT THEY MAY ENRICH THE JEWISH That is why we are so excited to showcase for you the work that we are doing in 17 countries to educate and engage these young Jewish leaders at such a critical moment in their lives. PEOPLE AND THE WORLD. Thank you for helping us achieve our vision of inspiring every Jewish student to make an enduring commitment to Jewish life, learning and Israel. We are so proud of what we have accomplished and are confident we will be able to reach even more students and increase our impact in the years to come. HILLEL’S VISION WE ENVISION A WORLD WHERE EVERY STUDENT IS INSPIRED TO MAKE AN ENDURING COMMITMENT Eric D. Fingerhut David Shapira Tina Price TO JEWISH LIFE, LEARNING AND ISRAEL. President and CEO Chair Chair Hillel International Hillel International Board of Governors Board of Directors THE YEAR IN REVIEW We launched Hillel U 2016 was a banner year for Hillel International, representing signi cant in November progress toward the goals we outlined in our Drive to Excellence to offer training strategic plan. The timeline below reects some of the highlights of and continuing 2016, from our record setting investment in talent to our achievements in operational excellence, Jewish education, Israel experiences and education for student engagement and leadership. nearly 1,000 Hillel professionals.

We opened our newest Base chapter, the Silverstein Base Hillel, in August at Metro Chicago Hillel.

We celebrated the 10th anniversary of the Hillel College Engagement Internship Program, In December, Ask Big Questions We launched the Springboard Fellowship in a relationship-based received the inaugural Lippman March to attract and train high-quality young student engagement Kanfer Prize for Applied Jewish professionals and strengthen the pipeline of methodology that Wisdom. Actor Michael Douglas young talent throughout the Jewish community. has reached and Jewish Agency for 132,000 students. Israel head Natan Sharansky visited three campuses between January and February to discuss Judaism, Israel and anti-Semitism The new cadre of in conversation with Jewish Agency for Israel students. Fellows, 36 new and 35 returning, arrived in the from Israel in August to begin serving as Israel We announced Hillel Talent Grants in December, engagement coordinators a new $38 million initiative to infuse Hillels with We opened Hillel Warsaw in April on the 73rd on campuses throughout the resources needed to recruit, train and retain anniversary of the Warsaw Ghetto uprising. North America. talented professionals. TALENTED PROFESSIONALS

Talent is the rst priority in Hillel’s Drive to Excellence Strategic Plan by design. We’ve taken this priority to heart and invested in new opportunities, such as the Springboard Fellowship, which trains cohorts of young, Jewish professionals in highly valued skillsets and places them at local Hillel campuses for two years. We’ve assisted local Hillels in hiring 180 180 new professionals and continue to equip and train the entire eld with the skills to achieve excellence. new professionals hired 40 new directors campus professionals 850 worldwide 60 early career professionals Hillel educators attended the second annual in the field Educators Kallah 375 (under the age of 30)

SPOTLIGHT ON NEW PROFESSIONALS Jacob Salem As an undergraduate at the University of Central Florida in Anna Levin Rosen 2012, Jacob Salem knew he wanted to go on a Birthright A member of the fourth cohort of the Debra S. and Joseph S. Israel trip, but wasn’t sure what accessibility services were Weinberg Accelerate Executive Training Program, Anna Levin offered for deaf students. When he learned that Gallaudet Rosen served as rabbi and director of Jewish student life at the Hillel ran an American Sign Language (ASL) trip, he University of Chicago Hillel for six years before transitioning immediately signed up. into its executive director this year. Now, Jacob is pursuing a master’s degree in public At the academically challenging university on the South Side of administration from Gallaudet University and serving as the Chicago, Anna sees UChicago Hillel as a “third space” that can part-time program director for Gallaudet Hillel, making him provide students with both a respite from the outside world and a the first Hillel professional who is deaf. Fluent in ASL, English, community with which to create social change. “Our students are so Israeli Sign Language (ISL) and Hebrew, Jacob plans to teach driven intellectually and are also compelled to transform the world ISL to his students so they’ll be ready for their own Birthright around them. With Hillel, they can find inspiration and develop a ASL trip. “I want to make sure everything that happens is for more nuanced Jewish lens through which to see the world.” them,” he says. “I hope to make an impact on their lives.” JEWISH EDUCATION EZRA FELLOWSHIP

Hillel’s Ezra Fellowship is a three-year program for young The Meyerho Center for Jewish Experience continues to strengthen Jewish adults who are passionate about Jewish life and learning, education at Hillels across the entire movement. By creating and disseminating teaching them how to inspire their Jewish peers to live content, such as conversation guides and text studies for holidays and current their fullest, most authentic Jewish lives. Ezra Fellows events, the Meyerho Center works to help every Jewish student nd new and bring Judaism off the page and into the everyday life of relevant ways to explore our heritage. their campus communities. The fellowship creates the foundation for a lifetime of Jewish leadership, serving as a launching pad for a future career as a Jewish educator, professional or community leader.

RABBINICAL STUDENT FELLOWSHIP 33 The Meyerhoff Center launched a rabbinical student fellowship with an inaugural class of 12 fellows from four rabbinical schools. Ezra Fellows

“I feel blessed for the new thought partners and friends that this cohort has given me and look forward to future 250+ opportunities for fusion, collaboration and innovation to spark new vitality in the Hillel world.” student interns participate in weekly — Laura Rumpf, Hillel rabbinical student fellow, Loyola Marymount University Jewish learning with Ezra Fellows each year 600+ 2,000 100 41 200 Hillel professionals weekly recipients Hillel professionals Senior Jewish the average number attended an in-person of Hillel’s engaged in an educators of students that an Jewish learning Two-Line immersive Jewish Ezra Fellow personally session Torah email learning experience engages each year this year of their fellowship BASE HILLEL INNOVATION

Hillel International’s O ce of Innovation (OOI) is a “think and do tank” for the Hillel movement and the Jewish people. Modeled after successful research and innovation labs, OOI is a group of thinkers, educators, entrepreneurs and rabbis tasked with developing, testing and scaling engaged innovative approaches to serving students from schools embedded in urban centers and their friends and partners. OOI creates new ways to foster social networks, mentors, rituals and learning experiences among Jewish students. 1,923 students and their friends in two home-based locations: Base DWTN and Base BKLYN

OOI’s Jewish Learning Fellowship In Chicago, a new Base chapter, is a 10-week seminar the Silverstein Base Hillel, welcomed for Jewish college students students “into a diverse, warm and hospitable Jewish family,” 635 according to JUF News. students participated at 16 Hillels serving 20 campuses, “To me, Base Hillel is going over to have dinner with your for a total of second family. Rabbi Megan and Paige are some of the most welcoming people I’ve ever met. I always joke that I want them to be my adopted parents. Base Hillel is the greatest 9,525 thing that happened to me in Chicago.” — Jordan Reich, University of Illinois at Chicago, Class of ‘17 hours of learning in 2015-16 ISRAEL ACTION PROGRAM BY THE NUMBERS (since launching in 2014)

135,000+ students participated in public ISRAEL EDUCATION 75 Israel celebrations and cultural events Jewish Agency for Israel AND ENGAGEMENT Fellows engaged

Hinenu is Hillel International’s Israel education and engagement initiative, nurturing in students an informed, multidimensional and 17,235 enduring commitment to Israel through informal education and immersive experiences with Israel and Israelis, including travel students in opportunities. one-on-one settings 10,800 total number of hours on phone/web chats with field leaders

SPOTLIGHT ON JEWISH AGENCY FOR ISRAEL FELLOW Liraz Cohen, University of Michigan Hillel 52,000+ At the University of Michigan, Israel Fellow Liraz Cohen led a 10-day trip to Israel for student leaders, including student government officials. The personal students engaged in relationships built on the trip helped to defeat a boycott-divest-sanctions meaningful educational programs resolution when one came up for a vote on campus. The executive director of the Israel on Campus Coalition, Jacob Baime, told the Las Vegas Review Journal that Israel Fellows like Cohen “help the average student on campus see Israel through their eyes. They are showing students all over the country the real Israel. It’s amazing.” 50+ (Excerpted from the Las Vegas Review Journal) campaigns launched to combat BDS Hillel offers niche Birthright Israel trips: ISRAEL EXPERIENCES

Operating out of Washington and Israel, this department designs, markets and runs immersive Israel underwater American Sign yoga/ architecture/ experiences. The team works closely with Taglit in Israel on all aspects of logistics and educational diving Language mindfulness design standards for Birthright Israel trips and oversees all groups while they are in Israel.

This year the department added two programs to its portfolio, tripling its number of o erings:

Masa Israel, providing study abroad internships, service learning and programs for adults 18-30; and

Onward Israel, a six-to-10-week competitive, educational internship with Israeli companies. “In Israel, I saw history. I was a part of history. I talked to Israelis. I traversed Israel’s geographic wonders. I saw firsthand how the Israelis made the desert bloom. And I came back from the trip a committed Israel advocate.”

— David Krisch, Penn State University, Class of ‘09 353 26% North American growth for Hillel colleges sent students as a trip organizer on Birthright Israel trips from 2015 to 2016

International Hillel-led Birthright Israel trips from eight countries 32 (2015-2016) 1,047 Poland Belarus college students Russia participated in Onward Israel Ukraine 16,000+ in summer 2016 Georgia students went on Hillel-led Uzbekistan from 237 schools Birthright Israel trips in North and in the past three years Azerbaijan Onward Israel participant Brett Epstein at work at the Bloomfield Science Museum in Ten years ago, Hillel International pioneered a peer-to-peer engagement internship because we understand that students STUDENT ENGAGEMENT relate best to other students. AND LEADERSHIP “Our goal as engagement interns is to help other students make connections, to help them find someone they know they can talk The Social Entrepreneurship to who is also Jewish. Knowing that that support system is there Department focuses on the “every” on campus makes a big difference.” in Hillel’s vision statement by promoting the inclusion of every — Rachel Underweiser, Class of ‘19, Johns Hopkins University student in Jewish life on campus, in person and online.

Engagement and inclusion are the keys to achieving Hillel’s goal of reaching out to 90 percent of Jewish college students and ensuring that at least 70 percent of them have at least one interaction with Hillel. 3,682 student interns on 124 campuses engaged with 132,000 students since 2006. 15,400+ 40,000 In 2015-2016, 850 interns on 82 campuses engaged 25,000 of their peers. Alternative Break downloads of participants since 2004. Ask Big Questions’ . In 2015-16, 34 Hillels led Jewish conversation guides 43 alternative break trips for local Hillels Actor Michael Douglas and Jewish Agency for Israel head Natan Sharansky hit the road last winter, touring three college campuses to in 16 countries with a talk about Judaism, Israel and modern anti-Semitism.

total of 512 participants Douglas and Sharansky, between January and February, visited Brown University, Stanford University and the University of California, Santa Barbara. The pair also addressed tolerance and inclusion in the Jewish community, in discussion with Hillel students.

Jewish entrepreneurs were featured in a new educational video The program, “Jewish Journeys: A Conversation with Michael Douglas series, “The Bible of Business — The Strategies, Experiences and Natan Sharansky,” was co-hosted by the Genesis Prize Foundation, Hillel International and the Jewish Agency for Israel. 15 and Ethics of Jewish Entrepreneurs.” 550

colleges and universities with active Hillels Each year, FSU Hillels engage 15,000 students and young adults across seven countries. INTERNATIONAL There are Hillel is in Hillels at eight universities 17 in Israel. countries During the Summer Olympics in August, Hillel Rio hosted Israeli Argentina, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Brazil, , Olympic sailor Mayaan Davidovich, Last year, Georgia, Germany, Hungary, Israel, Moldova, part of Israel’s largest Olympic Paraguay, Poland, Russia, Ukraine, delegation ever, to discuss her Hillel Germany United States of America, , Uzbekistan country’s growing presence on spread to hubs the world sports stage. 20 in 14 cities. Hillel International, time zones with support from the UJA-Federation of New York, Taube Philanthropies and the , opened its first operations in Poland in April to better serve the needs of its growing Jewish population. MEASURING EXCELLENCE

As part of Hillel’s Drive to Excellence, a data-driven e ort to improve the organization’s reach and engagement with students on campus, Hillel in 2016 surveyed 10,000+ Jewish college students from 48 Hillels across North America and the former . The study was led by Rosov Consulting.

The goal is to develop quantitative and qualitative strategies to measure excellence on every campus, with the goal of 50 Hillels reaching excellence across all metrics by 2020 and the other 85 percent Hillels currently improving annually. The measurement program began with 18 campus Hillels in 2014 and has participating expanded to include 82 campuses across Hillel’s global network. in Measuring Excellence KEY FINDINGS:

83%

STUDENTS SAY THEY FEEL WELCOME AT HILLEL

DRIVE TO EXCELLENCE 2020 GOALS $200 73% 66% 55% 100 50 85% million Hillels Excellent Hillels improve raised across participate Hillels year over year the Hillel network STUDENTS SAY HILLEL PLAYS A ROLE IN in Measuring celebrating them having feeling connected Excellence Jewish traditions Jewish friends to Israel HILLEL INTERNATIONAL HILLEL TALENT GRANTS GLOBAL ASSEMBLY $38 million investment in talent More than 850 Hillel professionals and friends gathered together at the Hillel International Global Assembly in Orlando in December, our largest ever convening, 500+ where they learned important skills for engaging with Jewish students and grants per year growing Hillel programs on campus.

At the conference, Hillel unveiled Hillel Talent Grants, a $38 million initiative over ve years that will provide signi cant new “These grants will not just transform Hillel, resources for on-campus Hillels to recruit, but transform the Jewish world.” train and retain talented professionals throughout the Hillel movement. — Eric D. Fingerhut, Hillel International President and CEO

With this gift from The Marcus Foundation, we will award more than 500 grants per year. This program will HILLEL U bene t Hillels of all shapes and sizes, with grants for recruiting and onboarding, retention and promotion, and professional development. 1,000 Hillel professionals receiving Jewish and Israel education each year

Hillel International launched Hillel U, a cutting-edge professional continuing education program for Hillel professionals.

The first phase of Hillel U will establish the Center for Jewish and Israel Education, funded through a multi-year grant from the Maimonides Fund. The 850 148 40 Center will engage 1,000 Hillel professionals in Hillel professionals partners from seminars Center for Jewish & Israel Education Jewish learning each year. and friends and workshops Hillel also launched the Leonard and Tobee Kaplan attended Supervisory Leadership program to train our professionals in supervision and management skills 75 to make Hillels even greater places to work. organizations HILLEL INTERNATIONAL’S RENAISSANCE GALA 2016

Each year, Hillel presents its Renaissance Award to individuals whose bold vision and transformative initiatives enrich Hillel International’s the college campus, the Jewish community and the world. In 2016, Annual Poker Tournament Hillel was proud to recognize Daniel A. Burack, founding For the 11th year in a row, Hillel held a Texas Hold’em poker managing partner, ABS Partners tournament in New York City. Over 200 players anted up Real Estate, a member of the Hillel for the event, which raised $500,000 for Hillel International International Board of Governors and select participating campus Hillels. Held at the W New and a former member of its Board York hotel, the tournament was hosted by Boaz Weinstein of Directors. (Saba Capital), David Einhorn (Greenlight Capital), Keith This was the third year that Hillel Rosenbloom (Cruiser Capital), Ricky Sandler (Eminence presented two additional awards Capital) and David Tepper (Appaloosa Management). The during the gala. The Maimonides player with the winning hand? Chet Burros. Award, which recognizes community-changing leaders in Daniel A. Burack, Renaissance Award Recipient, David S. Shapira, Hillel International Board of Governors higher education, was presented to Chair Hillel International Board of Governors, Eric D. Fingerhut, Founding Co-Chair Lynn Schusterman Mark G. Yudof, president emeritus Hillel President and CEO presenting the Maimonides Award to of the University of California Mark G. Yudof and chair of the Academic Engagement Network; and the 200 $500,000 Edgar M. Bronfman Award, which players raised acknowledges a Hillel professional who has served the movement with distinction and honor, was bestowed upon Rhoda Weisman, a co-founder and former director of the Steinhardt Jewish Campus Service Corps.

The gala, held at The Pierre Hotel in New York City, raised $2 million in support of Hillel International.

Hillel President and CEO Eric D. Fingerhut with honorees President of University of Vermont, Daniel A. Burack, Rhoda Weisman, Mark G. Yudof and former Hillel Thomas Sullivan introducing International Board of Directors Chair Sidney Pertnoy Dan Burack “Hillel International is a truly global movement, which plays a critical role of PARTNERS AND INVESTORS engaging college-aged wherever they live or go to school – from Moscow to , from Kiev to New York, from to Khabarovsk. Involving Thank you! Hillel International is deeply grateful to all of our supporters. We are pleased to recognize students Jewishly, and in meaningful ways, during one of the most formative times in their lives is integral to building enduring engagement and fostering a in these pages those who made significant contributions to Hillel’s Charles and Lynn Schusterman true sense of around the world.” International Center during the past fiscal year (July 2015 – June 2016). Your generosity enables Hillel to implement its vision to inspire EVERY Jewish student to make an ENDURING commitment to — Ilia Salita, President and CEO, Genesis Philanthropy Group Jewish life, learning and Israel. HILLEL AROUND THE WORLD

Thank you to our foundation partners who provided substantial support to Hillels in multiple regions across the globe last year: ENRICHING LIVES, INSPIRING COMMITMENT In the past year, Hillel has benefited from significant gifts to support specific areas of student life, professional development and organizational The Samuel Bronfman Foundation Genesis Philanthropy Group excellence, enabling Hillel to work meaningfully towards delivering a stronger Jewish future. Charles and Lynn Schusterman Family Foundation UJA Federation of New York

HILLEL’S COMPREHENSIVE ALTERNATIVE BREAKS HILLEL INTERNATIONAL GLOBAL ASSEMBLY HILLEL IN THE FORMER SOVIET UNION Nancy and Marc Duber Joni Cohen EXCELLENCE INITIATIVE Repair the World Andrea and Philanthropies Gregory Abovsky Barry and Tova Effron Michel El-Mann Beacon Foundation Marcus Foundation Andrey Adamovsky Charlotte Frank Silvio Eisenberg David S. and Karen A. Shapira Foundation Harris Rosen American Jewish Joint Distribution Rose Ginosar Alejandro Elsztain ISRAEL ACTION PROGRAM Committee Jack Gottlieb, World Jewish Heritage Eduardo S. Elsztain William Davidson Foundation The Alvin and Fanny Blaustein Thalheimer Shimon Greenberg Rodrigo Fiszman DRIVE TO EXCELLENCE Marcus Foundation HILLEL INNOVATION FUND Foundation, Inc. Gidi Grinstein Carol Goldberg Jim Joseph Foundation Charles and Lynn Schusterman Mandell and Madeleine Berman Foundation Alexander Cherepinsky Dalia and Eli Hurvitz Foundation Marcel Gottlieb Marcus Foundation Family Foundation Alisa and Daniel Doctoroff Dutch Jewish Humanitarian Fund (JHF) IGT Israel & Global Travel Dr Lynne B Harrison Charles and Lynn Schusterman The Paul E. Singer Foundation Diane Troderman and Harold Grinspoon Alexander Falkovich Avraham Infeld Benjamin and Priscila Katz Family Foundation Jim Joseph Foundation Judy and Abel Friedman Jewish Federations of North America Eva and Mario Kruczan Eleanor M. and Herbert D. Katz Alexander Granovsky Hannah Kehat Janet and Nelson Cuptchik CAMPUS ISRAEL INITIATIVE Family Foundation, Inc. Jewish United Fund of Metropolitan Chicago Eleanor and Mort Lowenthal Joshua H. and Bryna Landes JEWISH LEARNING AND SPIRITUALITY Beth Ann and David A. Gemunder Michele Michaelis Slifka and David Slifka Oleg Kiselev Orit and Yonatan Menzak Adriana and Ricardo Levy Hillel’s Joseph Meyerhoff Center for Generous donors to this initiative through: Seyar Kurshutov Joseph and Harvey Meyerhoff Family Silvia and Moyses Liberbaum Jewish Experience l Jewish Community Federation & Alexander Mints Charitable Funds Ilana and Roberto Lipsztein Eleanor M. and Herbert D. Katz Endowment Fund of San Francisco, NEW DIRECTORS INSTITUTE Yasha Moz Aviva Moldawsky Eleanor and Mort Lowenthal Family Foundation, Inc. The Peninsula, Marin and Sonoma Julian Sandler Endowment for David and Inez Myers Foundation Yehoshua Neeman Trisha and Rabbi Frederic Margulies Joseph and Harvey Meyerhoff Counties Executive Leadership Development Victor Naishuller Nilibit Insurance Group Selmo Nissenbaum Charitable Fund l of The East Bay Mikhail Pechersky Michal Oppenheim Nadine and Sidney Pertnoy Taube Foundation for Jewish Life and Culture l Jewish Federation of Silicon Valley Nadine and Sidney Pertnoy Jan Pitcher Sharon and Daniel Roitman DEBRA S. AND JOSEPH S. WEINBERG Irina Pshenna Nadine and Sidney Pertnoy David M. Rosenberg ACCELERATE EXECUTIVE TRAINING PROGRAM Vadim Rabinovich Pratt Foundation Martin Rozenblum STUDENT NETWORKS AND JEWISH EDUCATORS ISRAEL CONVERSATIONS CAMPUS TOUR Joseph and Debs Weinberg Rosalie and Jim Shane Richard Roberts Ric Scheinkman Crown Family Philanthropies Shari and Jeff Aronson Family Foundation Dmitry Sorets May and Samuel Rudin Family Foundation Elaine and Stan Schoenbach Genesis Philanthropy Group North America Carol Becker Diane and Howard Wohl Rosalie and Jim Shane Eva and Edi Schwarz Rosalinde and Arthur Gilbert Foundation Jacob and Hilda Blaustein Foundation AREIVIM LEGACY COMMUNITY PROJECT Yan Yanykovich Murray and Toby Simon Rosalie and Jim Shane Lippman Kanfer Foundation For Living Torah Jeannie and Peter Blaustein Areivim Philanthropic Group Sanford Zimmerman Diane and Howard Wohl Judy and The Maimonides Foundation Daniel Lubetzky Yahel Foundation in Memory of Jacky Teplitsky Marcia Riklis HILLEL IN ISRAEL Leon Recanati Diane and Howard Wohl RUDERMAN DISABILITY AND American Friends of Ruach Tova ASK BIG QUESTIONS INCLUSION INITIATIVE Arlene Kaufman and Sanford Baklor HILLEL IN HILLEL IN POLAND Benjamin and Michelle Belfer JEWISH AGENCY FOR ISRAEL FELLOWS Ruderman Family Foundation Mirella Bamberger Isabel Bacher Anonymous Cheryl and David Einhorn, Einhorn Family TO HILLEL Lanie and Thomas A. Blumberg Lanie and Thomas A. Blumberg Dianne and Thaddeus Taube Charitable Trust Jewish Agency for Israel Andrea and Charles Bronfman Philanthropies Lisa and Walter Braun Taube Foundation for Jewish Life and Culture Blu and Yitz Greenberg SPRINGBOARD FELLOWSHIP Combined Jewish Philanthropies, Andrea and Charles Bronfman Philanthropies Diane Troderman and Harold Grinspoon Beacon Foundation Boston- Connection Matthew Bronfman HILLEL IN HUNGARY Madeline Halpern ISRAEL IMMERSIVE EXPERIENCES David S. and Karen A. Shapira Foundation The Conference on Jewish Material Claims Meredith Burak Diane and Howard Wohl Barbara and Robert Roswell Against Germany Evelyn and Pinhas Cohen l DEAN’S CIRCLE l PARTNERS’ CIRCLE THE RENAISSANCE SOCIETY Members of the Dean’s Circle made a Members of the Partners’ Circle made a commitment of $10,000 or more to Hillel commitment of $5,000 or more to Hillel The Renaissance Society recognizes philanthropists whose commitment to Hillel represents their leadership role in fostering a renaissance of during the 2015-16 academic year. during the 2015-16 academic year. Jewish life on campuses around the world. The members of Hillel’s Renaissance Society listed below have made a contribution to Hillel’s Charles and Lynn Schusterman International Center for the purposes of unrestricted general support and/or campus designated support, enabling Hillel Nicole Schreiber Agus and Raanan Agus Anonymous to carry out its mission of enriching the lives of Jewish students so that they may enrich the Jewish people and the world. The Jeffrey A. Altman Foundation Madlyn and Leonard Abramson Bernard Aronson Marie and Henri Barguirdjian Jay H. and Jill Bernstein Deborah Gaffin and Richard Bennett Hillel International is additionally grateful to our generous donors who support local campus Hillels through direct support and contributions. Eve and Richard Biller Honey and Harry Birkenruth We regret that each of those names cannot be listed below and we apologize for any errors or omissions. Hillel is pleased to recognize the gifts Paul & Pearl Caslow Foundation Stanley Blum below made during the 2015-16 academic year. City University of New York Eric Bodner Dr. Robert Cohen Claudia and Marc Braunstein Jane and Alan Cornell Jane and Scott Brown Joan and Barrie Damson Daniel and Steven Bunson Mirrel Davis Trust Helene and Tim Cohen Lee Dranikoff D’Arcangelo and Co, LLP l FOUNDER’S CIRCLE l PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE l PROVOST’S CIRCLE Amy and Eric D. Fingerhut Tova and Barry Effron Members of the Founder’s Circle made a Members of the President’s Circle made a Members of the Provost’s Circle made a Sue Ann Friedman and Michael Finkelstein Lisa and Mitchell Eisen commitment of $250,000 or more to Hillel commitment of $50,000 or more to Hillel commitment of $25,000 or more to Hillel Diane and Alan Franco Extell Development Company during the 2015-16 academic year. during the 2015-16 academic year. during the 2015-16 academic year. Jeffrey S. Friedstein Walter Fran Joel Greengarten Janie and Donald Friend American Jewish Joint Distribution Robert M. Beren Judy Lewis and Ed Aboodi Ahuva and Martin Gross Judy Hecker Furman and Committee Nancy Shor and Charles Binder ABS Partners Real Estate, LLC Anita and William Heller Matthew S. Furman Beacon Foundation Andrea and Charles Bronfman Linda and Earle Altman Hannah and Gary Hirschberg Deborah and Aryeh Furst The Samuel Bronfman Foundation Philanthropies Mandell and Madeleine Berman Foundation Joan and Eugene Kalkin Sandra and Paul Goldner Carole and Dan Burack Abby Joseph Cohen and David M. Cohen Marjorie Ann Becker and Peter Burack Marcie and Hank Katzen Mark Gregg Crown Family Philanthropies Jean and Sandy Colen Jessica and Adam Burack Kirsh Foundation Liela and Andras Hamori William Davidson Foundation Barbara and Michael Gamson Congregation Emanu-El Fran Krasnow Pria Elizabeth Harmon Cheryl and David Einhorn, Beth Ann and David A. Gemunder Rebecca Davis Trust Kurzman, Eisenberg, Corbin & Lever, LLP Norman Himelberg Einhorn Family Charitable Trust Rosalinde and Arthur Gilbert Foundation Eduardo S. Elsztain Charna Larkin Stephen N. Ifshin Genesis Philanthropy Group David S. Gottesman Jennifer and Jason Fein Margaret Munzer Loeb and Daniel Loeb The Howard G. and Samita B. Jacobs “As we engage students Jewish Agency for Israel Suzanne and Stuart Grant The Allene N. Gilman Charitable Trust Lowenstein Sandler, LLP Foundation The Jewish Federations of North America Deborah Bach Kallick and Ivan Kallick Laurie and Andrew Hochberg Pamela and Joseph G. Lubeck Leslie and Stephen Jerome to make an enduring Jim Joseph Foundation Lippman Kanfer Foundation For Sue and Larry Hochberg Cindy F. Lubin Phyllis and Bruce Kaplan The Maimonides Foundation Living Torah Lesli and Steve Hornstock commitment to Jewish Millie and Larry Magid, Norman and Bettina Henrietta and Marc Katzen Marcus Foundation Kathy E. Manning and Randall R. Kaplan Lauren Burack and Eric Kahn Roberts Foundation Kayden Foundation Carolyn and Marc Rowan Arlene and Robert Kogod Lilli B. Kalmenson life, learning and Israel, Seth Merrin Connie and Jay Krupin Ruderman Family Foundation David and Inez Myers Foundation Eleanor M. and Herbert D. Katz Jennifer Moses Ellie and Mark Lainer Charles and Lynn Schusterman Jane and Reuben Leibowitz Family Foundation, Inc. we are changing social Karen and Neil Moss Ira and Barbara Lipman Family Foundation Howard Lorber Shelly and Howard Kivell Allen Movsesian Sondra and Max Lorig architecture on a grand David S. and Karen A. Shapira Foundation The Joseph and Harvey Meyerhoff Philanthropic Fund Sharon and Chuck Newman Steve and Dedee Lovell The Paul E. Singer Foundation Charitable Fund Jonathan Kolatch Nokota Management Susi and Peter Meisel scale, and that’s why Nadine and Sidney Pertnoy Elaine Stacy Kramer and David Kramer Ruth and Samuel S. Perelson Edward Miller Diane Rosenberg Arlene and Reuben Mark I’m committed to Hillel Irma Poretsky Peter B. Mirsky l Mara and Ricky Sandler Foundation Nancy and Morris W. Offit CHANCELLOR’S CIRCLE Estee and Elliot Portnoy Fern Schad and Alfred Moses Seed the Dream Foundation, Mikhail Pechersky International and the Members of the Chancellor’s Circle made a Kathy Fields and Dr. Garry Rayant Dr. Susan Steinman and Larry Moses Marcy Gringlas & Joel Greenberg Perlman Family Foundation commitment of $100,000 or more to Hillel Laura Rand and Keith Rosenbloom Judith and Joseph Pogostin Rosalie and Jim Shane David M. Rosenberg work they do.” during the 2015-16 academic year. Lillian Rosenthal Brian J. Ratner Rosalind and Mark Shenkman Leslie and Russ Robinson Barbara and Robert Roswell David and Marian Rocker Beth J. Kaplan and Bruce P. Sholk Harris Rosen May and Samuel Rudin Family Foundation Harriet and Eric Rothfeld Seth Rosenblum Carol and Irving Smokler Lisa and Gregg Shenker Shari and Jeffrey Aronson Robin and Steven Rotter Max and Tillie Rosenn Foundation — Hank Katzen, Helene and Thomas Spiegel Lawrence Schur Foundation Jacob and Hilda Blaustein Foundation Curtis Schenker Joan and Jack Saltz Family Foundation Esta Stecher Hillel International Olga and Alexander Blavatnik Lorriane Schwartz Schulte Roth & Zabel, LLP David A. Tepper Judy and Michael Steinhardt Lanie and Thomas A. Blumberg Sessa Capital Barry F. Schwartz Abigail and Leslie Wexner Debbie and Jeffrey Swartz Board of Directors Alisa and Daniel Doctoroff Gary Shamis Daniel Sloan Jane and Mark Wilf University of Vermont Foundation Judy and Abel Friedman Shonni J. Silverberg and John M. Shapiro Gerri and Andrew Sommers Diane and Howard Wohl Ilana and Samuel “Skip” Vichness Susan and Michael Gelman Toby and Murray Simon Samuel and Helene Soref Foundation Zachs Family Foundation, Inc. Karen Eidinger and Allan Weinbaum Diane Troderman and Harold Grinspoon Jill and Robert Smith Betsy and Wally Stern Tali and Boaz Weinstein Daniel Lubetzky Terri and Richard Stein Henry and Marilyn Taub Foundation Marjorie M. and Irwin Nat Pincus Fund The Joyce C. Stern Foundation Kasey Thompson Tina and Steven Price Leonard Tannenbaum Brenda Tribush Repair the World Dianne and Thaddeus Taube Steven Twohig Michele Michaelis Slifka and David Slifka Taube Foundation for Jewish Life and Culture Sharon Margolin Ungerleider The Alvin and Fanny Blaustein Wolfson Foundation and Affiliates Aaron Weitman Thalheimer Foundation, Inc. Deborah and David Yaffe Sandy and Tim Wuliger Joseph and Debs Weinberg Mark G. and Judy Yudof l FELLOW’S CIRCLE Lewis H. Lazarus l RENAISSANCE FUND Suzanne and Lawrence Fishman Janet and Earl Kramer Jenny and David Rittberg Members of the Fellow’s Circle made a Eugene and Janet Lerner Family Foundation Members of the Renaissance Fund made a Marjorie Gershwind Fiverson Linda and Kenneth Kraner Dr. Anita B. Robbins commitment of $1,800 or more to Hillel Kate Lester commitment of $1,000 or more to Hillel Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fleisch Andrew Kravis Danny F. Robbins during the 2015-16 academic year. Kara Penina Levari and Itamar Levari during the 2015-16 academic year. Holly Flesh Joan Kuhn Natalie Robinson Phyllis and Norman Lipsett Foundation The Frankel Family Foundation Dr. Warren Landesberg Rodgers Family Fund Nira and Kenneth S. Abramowitz Beatrice S. and Leonard Mandel Martin Abrams Lawrence Frankel Robin and Harold Lebwohl Steve Rogers Tal Alexander Eric Margules Sylvia and Burton Albert Julie and Michael Frantz Pamela and David Lehmann Judy and Jack Rosenberg Eileen and Lowell Aptman The Mimsye & Leon May Foundation Harold Albinder Estee Freedman Justin D. Lepone Carol and Jon Rosenblatt Elinor and Norman Belfer Barbara and Henry S. Miller Lucille Amster Anne and Gerald Freedman Charitable Mr. and Mrs. Mark G. Lerner Jennifer Zwilling and Jon Rosenwasser Cindy and David Berger Jonathan S. Miller Anonymous Foundation Ellen and Dr. Stuart Lessans Charlotte and David Rosenweig Henrietta and Jerome Berko Elyse and Davin Milun Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Appelstein Heidi and Joshua Friedlander Clare and Richard Lesser Mary and Mitchell Rosenthall Harriet and George Berkowitz Emily Yoffe and John D. Mintz Jim Asher Tracy Bechtold and Robert Gach Pam and Kenneth Lester Bunny and Stanley Roth Rose and Ed Berman Aram Moezinia Sylvia and Lois Atkin Joshua Gallant Mr. and Mrs. Stanley L. Levin Terry and Sam D. Roth Philanthropic Fund Lisa and Joshua Bernstein Joel Mowbray AVI CHAI - A Philanthropic Foundation Barbara Leslie Gerber and Drs. Lea and Jeffrey Levin Carol and Jay Rubin Tammy and Rabbi Moshe Bilitzky Simone and Dr. Brian Naftulin Susie Avnery Seymour Krasner Linda Melada and Dr. Arthur Levine Arthur N. Rupe Foundation Ross, Wendy, Lisa and Amy Born Peter Neuwirth Ann and Trevor Bavar Rita and Bruce Gilbert Joni and Dr. Alan Lichtin Lisa Sandler Nanette and Arthur Brenner Linda and Dr. Edward M. Ornitz Ruth Belkin Betty and Barry Gimbel Raymond Lifchez Ellen and Richard Sandler Matt Brooks Sheila and Lawrence Pakula Moshe Bellows Jack E. and Rachel Gindi Foundation Francine Scully and Dr. Herbert Lippitz Noel and Janet Schnachner The Buller Foundation Ronnie and Alan Panres Marina Belokon Ruth and Jack Glantz Family Foundation Fred Litt Mimi Rothman Schapiro and Chet Burros Joan and Joel Picket Froma and Andrew Benerofe Muriel Goldberg Gilbert Louzoun Morton Owen Schapiro Sandra F. and Stewart Cahn Emily and Harvey Poppel Debra H. Paget and Jeffrey F. Berg Suzanne and John Golden Liz and David Lowenstein Ruth and Lee Schechter Dennis Calvanese Mary Ann and Bruno Quinson Helene Berger Lola and Michael Goodstein Scott Mack Charles Scheidt Malia and David Litman, Cedar Elm Fund Nancy and Dr. Mark Ratner Matthew Berger Donna and Jack Greenberg Marlene and Gadi Maier Kim Scheinberg of the Dallas Foundation Jason Raznick Steven Berger Blu and Yitz Greenberg Anita and Michael Malina Alene and Charlotte Schneierson Edith and David Chaifetz Larry Rogers Dr. and Mrs. Marvin Blase Harry Greene Jake Manczyk Debra and David Schwartz Jody and Harvey Dales Alexander Rohr Jeanette and Frederic Bogart The Grossman Family Philanthropic Bernice Manocherian Sharon and James Schwarz Miriam and David Donoho Dr. Elliott C. Rosch The Kirschner-Bookatz Family Foundation Foundation Lisa and Dr. Sam Margolin Evan Shaffer Lou Dunst Trust Lee and Gary Rosenthal Joshua Borenstein Jan and Andrew Groveman Ruth and Michael Margolin Philip and Janet Shapiro Family Foundation Gail Edelstein, Robert and Gail Edelstein Grace and Martin Rosman David Brause Harriet Gruber Samuel M. Maslansky Sara and Jaime Shapiro Foundation Fran Morris-Rosman and Richard Rosman Marian and Edward Bromberg Saundra Grundweerg Lee and Robert W. Matanky Virginia and Norton Sharpe Jeremy Edelstein Ivan and Nina Ross The Brook Fund Guterman Family Foundation Natalie and Geoffrey Melada S. Irving and Anne Nevard Sherr The Eden Foundation Renee Roth Ella and Cortland Brovitz Arthur Gutterman Margaret and Marvin Menzin Foundation, Inc. Enge Fund, LLC Carol Rothschild Nancy and Peter Brown Marina and Andrew Gutwein Debby and Kenneth Miller Sam Shikiar Ethan Falkove Anne and Fred Rzepka Dr. Martin Brownstein Richard Hadar Pauline Rabin and Morton Miller Mara and Robert Shlachter Bettysue Feuer Yoram Samets Frieda and Johanna Bursztyn Joan and Jack Halpern Melanie and Rene Moreno Jana Singer and Lawrence Sidman Ephraim Fields Rabbi Jonathan Schnitzer Mr. and Mrs. James Cafritz Carole Hammer Moskowitz Family Foundation David E. and Jacqueline S. Simon Foundation Sheila and Milton Fine Lori and Brian T. Schreiber Lori Feldman and Gary Caine Handy Tool & Mfg. Co., Inc. Beth and Michael Moskowitz Iris and Michael Smith Dr. Charlotte Frank David Shalom Jane and Dennis Carlton Joseph Hara Jane and Jeremy Moskowitz Herbert J. Solomon Scott Friedman Liat and Paul Siegel Jennifer Chestnut Chaim Hect Jeff Nabi Janet and Gilbert Spitzer Gloria and Barry Garfinkel John Silberstein Jake Cohen Ellen Lautenberg Navias Family Foundation Deanna and Rabbi Howard Stecker Lorraine and Harmon Garfinkel Karen Singer Nancy and Michael Cohen Terry and Harvey Hieken Network For Good The Stein Family Foundation Harvey Geller Warren Snaider Ruth and Robert Cohn Daphne and Stuart Himelfarb Atish Nigam The Allen A. Stein Family Foundation, Inc Daniel Ghermezian Florence and Stephen Soble Mr. and Mrs. Milton Cooper Lorraine Hoffinger Melanie and Lawrence Nussdorf Stuart Steiner Lisa W. Gill Trust Helena and Steve Sokoloff Ed Curland Alpolonia and Mark Hopkins Eve Coulson and Nelson Obus Anne and David J. Steirman Sharon and Dr. Elie Gindi Tracey and Larry Spiegelman Laura and Michael Cutler Valerie and Dr. Allen Hyman Dr. Stephen Oppenheimer Andrew Sternlieb and Robin Albin Jacquelyn and Michael Goldberg Susan B. Stearns Mr. and Mrs. Barry Danoff Nancy Stark and Stanley Lezman James A. Ostiller Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Streim Gay and Carl Goldman Abi Dauber Sterne Helen and Sanford Davis Amy Iles Paul Pariser The Steinhardt Foundation for Jewish Life Goldman Sachs & Co. Carol and Barry Stone Joseph Del Vecchno Deborah Irwin Naava and Jeffrey Parker Margot and Philip Sunshine Amy Goldstein and Avi Friedman Dave & Barbara Sylvan Foundation Alvin Deutsch Shelley D. and Jonathan G. Isaacson Roberta Dearberg and Joel M. Pearlberg Silvia Sunshine Rachel and Barnard J. Gottstein Shira Tabib Naomi Diamond Robert Jackson Harold Peckerd Jaime and Sylvia Sznajder Camille E. Granato Larry Taylor Frieda and Melvin Dow Marina and Andrew Jacobson Linda Riefberg and Lee Perlman Craig Tamchin Jonathan Greenstein TEI Group Doreen Dreifus Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jaffe Arlene and Albert M. Perlstein William & Anna Tenenblatt Foundation Sue and Jed P. Isaacs Joan and John Thalheimer Shelly and Steven Einhorn Drs. Aya and Edward Jakobovits Myron A. and Anita E. Pinkus Charitable David Tepperman Steven Jaspan Suzanne and Rabbi Herb Tobin Marilyn and Joseph A. Eisenberg Sol Kafel Foundation Stephanie Tessler Lynn and Richard Kaiser Foundation Rita and Sol Toscher Memorial Fund Rina and Joseph Eisenberg Terry and David Kahan Elaine and Akiva Pipe Ellen and Steven Towbin Dalia Kalai-Gichon Rabbi Eliezer Trenk Judith and Alan Eisenman Suzanne and Robert Kahn Jan Pitcher Marissa and Jesse Treu Dr. Barbara Kapelman Tracy Turoff Frederick and Diana Elghanayan The Kandell Fund Robert Pittman Candy Uihlein Barry and Rochelle Kaplan Joan and Sol Wachtler Family Foundation Jeffrey Kaplan The Posnack Family Foundation Michael Victorson Matthew Kasman Marcia D. Weber Martin Elias The Gertrude and Elmer Kaplin Foundation Of Hollywood Waterman Family Foundation Francine H. & B. Marshall Katz Family Fund Marc Weill Maxine Epstein The Marcia and Ned Kaplin Foundation David Post Dr. Kenneth Weinstein Sheila Katz Israel, Rose, Henry and Robert Wiener Arthur Epstein Lenore and Gary Katz Kate and Dr. Ilya Prizel Mildred and George Weissman Roberta Kaylie Oliver Wiener Susan and Bobby Epstein Dr. Ronald Katz Rishav Puri Philanthropic Fund Dolores and James Kleinman Hope and Simon Ziff Susan Erlich Kaufman Foundation Evan Raine Bonnie and Michael Witlin Ellen and Harvey Knell Lynn and Robert Zimmer Esther and Steven Feder Ely Keenberg Gilbert Raphael Patricia Wolkowitz Lori Kranczer Joel and Janet Zinberg, The Frieda and Rabbi Joshua Feigelson Leona Kern Dana and Yossi Raucher Mark Yafai Goldie Lang George Zinberg Foundation, Inc. Nancy and Maury Fertig Rabbi David Seth Kirshner Zipporah and Paul Reisman Judy and Ronnie Yambra Diane and Andew Lappin Sherwin Zitomer Fibus Family Foundation Daniel Kleinberger Ezra Riber Robert Zangwill Anne and Seymour Lapporte Lois Zoller Kim Shafer and Isaac Finkle Evyan and Robert L. Koenig Myrna and Norman Ricken Aaron Zises Seth Lax Ellen and Leonard Zuckerman Stacey and David Fisher Herbert R. Kornblit Charles Ripps Linda Zlotoff Jewish Federation of Greater Metrowest New Jersey HERITAGE SOCIETY JEWISH FEDERATION SUPPORT Greater Miami Jewish Federation Milwaukee Jewish Federation Hillel recognizes the foresight of those individuals who have provided for future generations of Jewish college students through their financial Hillel is proud of its longstanding relationship with the Jewish Federation Minneapolis Jewish Federation and estate plans, including bequests, gift annuities, charitable trusts, life insurance, retirement plan beneficiary designations and other movement throughout North America. Hillel is grateful for the guidance UJA Federation of New York structured gift plans. United Jewish Federation of Northeastern New York and support of local Jewish federations to the Hillels in their geographic Jewish Federation of Northern New Jersey areas. These relationships are acknowledged in the annual reports of Jewish Federation of Ocean County Ruth Alpert Nancy Gregg Julie and Marshall Oreck local Hillels. Jewish Federation of Palm Beach County Hannah Aurbach David Handeli Bonnie Orkow Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh Linda and Joel Beren Phyllis Handelsman Louis Osofsky At the North American level, Hillel International is the recipient of funds Sarasota-Manatee Jewish Federation Dorothy and Howard Berger Viola Harris Jan Pitcher from the National Federation/Agency Alliance through its supporting Jewish Federation of Silicon Valley Madeleine and Mandell Berman Lynne Harrison Martin Patt Jewish Federation of Southern Arizona Rose and Edward Berman Alice Honig Tina Price federations and The Jewish Federations of North America. Created in Springfield Jewish Federation Estelle Berman Jeffrey Jarrett Leslie and Russ Robinson 2007, the National Federation/Agency Alliance is a partnership of 29 United Jewish Federation of Tidewater Arline Bittker Esther and Oscar Rosen local Jewish federations that provides significant funding and support to United Jewish Community of the Virginia Peninsula Meredith Burack Tobee Kaplan, z”l Judith and Jack Rosenberg national Jewish agencies, including Hillel, under the auspices of the Jewish Federation of Greater Washington W. Stewart and Sandy Cahn Jeanne Kaskey David M. Roth Jewish Federation of North America. Diane Castle Ellen and Murray Koppelman Marjorie Rappaport Rozman Individual Federations which support the Pamela Chais Wynne S. Korr Michael Rutkin Beth and Paul Cherner Evyan and Robert Koenig Lauren and Herbert Silinsky These national agencies engage in critical work to build capacity; Schusterman International Center: Jeffrey Cohen Dorothy Kravetz Nina Sandler they advance the agenda and complement the work of the federations Greater Miami Jewish Federation Susan and Philip Cohen Clarene and Donald Levin Beth and Bruce Sholk and their local agencies in the United States and internationally. Greensboro Jewish Federation Jane and Alan Cornell Gail and Barry Levin Sylvia Silverberg Hillel’s Charles and Lynn Schusterman International Center also Jewish Federation of Broward County Jewish Federation of Cincinnati Carol and Michael Dean Judy and Bud Levin Herbert Solomon receives contributions from individual federations, all of whom are Paul Einhorn Harold LeVine Irving Steinberg Jewish Federation of Collier County Jacob Fishkin Ellen Levitan Ellen Tillman recognized below. Jewish Federation of Greater Houston Mildred and Daniel Forsythe J. Lieberman Herbert Tobin Jewish Federation Of Greater Kansas City Eran Gasko Harry Lowenstein Sharon Ungerleider Federations participating in the National Federation/Agency Alliance: Jewish Federation of Greater New Orleans Marvin Glyder Beatrice and Len Mandel Jacqueline Wahl The Associated: Jewish Community Federation of Jewish Federation of Nashville & Middle TN Rya and George Gold Ellen Dunkin and Joseph Michaeli Robert Weisberg Combined Jewish Philanthropies of Greater Boston Jewish Federation of Palm Beach County Linda and Arnold Goldberg Elizabeth and Alfred Miller Jeffrey Wilson Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Chicago Jewish Federation of Sarasota-Manatee Robert Goldberg Rose Mor Carol Wise Jewish Federation of Cincinnati Jewish Federation of South Palm Beach County Barbara and Mel Goldsmith Karen and Neil Moss Diane and Howard Wohl Jewish Community Federation of Jewish Federation of Sioux City Iowa Alvin Gordon Warner Oberndoerfer Jerome Zaks Columbus Jewish Federation Jewish Federation Of St. Louis Rudy Greene Stephen Oppenheimer Marc Zwillinger Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Detroit Jewish Federations of North America Jewish Federation of Greater Indianapolis Lewiston-Auburn Jewish Federation Jacksonville Jewish Federation Tampa & Federation, Inc. Jewish Federation of Greater Long Beach & West Orange County UIA Federations Canada Jewish Community Center of Louisville UJA Federation of New York ENDOWMENT FUNDS BEQUESTS Memphis Jewish Federation United Jewish Council of Greater Toledo

Hillel is fortunate to have the financial support of philanthropic visionaries who In the past year, Hillel received gifts of $5,000 or HILLEL: THE FOUNDATION FOR JEWISH CAMPUS LIFE have established endowments of $100,000 or more at Hillel’s Charles and Lynn more from the estates of the following individuals. Schusterman International Center. These donors are building a stronger Jewish May their memories be a blessing. CHARLES AND LYNN SCHUSTERMAN INTERNATIONAL CENTER future by generously providing Hillel with the ability to initiate and continue bold Statement of Revenues and Expenditures 2015-16 Elaine S. Amromin and innovative programs, both locally and globally. Chas and Judith Astrin Income Leo Baer Contributions and Grants 28,135,059 The Edgar M. Bronfman Endowment Robert Diamant Jewish Federations 1,073,292 The Jacob Burns Endowment in Ethics Rose Gerb The Philip H. and Susan Rudd Cohen Students Campus Excellence Awards Program Fees 5,011,193 Oscar Green Investment Income Hillel’s Joseph Meyerhoff Center for Jewish Experience George Hecht 551,791 Leonard & Tobee Kaplan Endowment Fund Norman Hotowitz Other Income 494,901 Leonard & Tobee Kaplan Supervisory Leadership Endowment Rosalind B. Marimont Total Income $35,266,236 Eleanor Meyerhoff Katz Jewish Innovation Endowment Nettie G. Moffenson The Irving and Sarah Pitt Fund for Student Leadership Harold Simon Expenditures The Julian Sandler Endowment for Executive Leadership Development Herbert Weisz The Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Tzedek Hillel Endowment Operating Expenditures 28,544,735 Grants to Local Hillels 6,545,152 Total Expenditures $35,089,887 IN-KIND GIFTS Excess or (Deficit) of Revenues over Expenditures $176,349 Hillel expresses its deep appreciation for legal services to Hillel International. David J. Butler, Partner, and the law firm of Morgan, Lewis & Bockius, LLP HILLELS WORLDWIDE AND SCHUSTERMAN INTERNATIONAL CENTER COMBINED TOTAL REVENUES $126,418,007* Wynnie M. Chan, Esq., and the firm of Bereskin & Parr, LLP * Note: The above figure is projected and unaudited. HILLEL INTERNATIONAL BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2016/17 HILLEL INTERNATIONAL BOARD OF GOVERNORS 2016

Hillel International Board of Governors advocates for Jewish campus life. The Board of Governors provide counsel and advice to TINA PRICE ERIC D. FINGERHUT Chair President and CEO Hillel International Board of Directors, which has the responsibility of overseeing Hillel’s day-to-day operations. Each member of Scarsdale, NY Washington, DC the Board of Governors provides leadership and a minimum of $50,000 in annual support to Hillel’s Charles and Lynn Schusterman International Center.

Past Chairs Members MARTIN LAUTMAN BRUCE SHOLK DAVID SHAPIRA EDGAR M. BRONFMAN, Z”L LYNN SCHUSTERMAN MICHAEL STEINHARDT Philadelphia, PA Executive Committee Chair Founding Chair Founding Co-Chair Founding Co-Chair THOMAS A. BLUMBERG HILDA APPLBAUM Baltimore, MD Pittsburgh, PA New York, NY Tulsa, OK New York, NY Executive Committee Oakland, CA BAILEY LONDON

New York, NY Los Angeles, CA MICHELE MICHAELIS SLIFKA RICHARD BILLER Executive Committee RANDALL R. KAPLAN Deerfield, IL JONATHAN LOWENSTEIN New York, NY S. DANIEL ABRAHAM SUSAN AND JON DIAMOND JOSEPH KANFER CINDY AND DAVID SHAPIRA Greensboro, NC Chicago, IL Palm Beach, FL Bal Harbor, FL Akron, OH Pittsburgh, PA MEREDITH ROSE BURAK JILL SMITH BEATRICE S. MANDEL New York, NY JENNIFER MOSES New York, NY HARVEY BEKER DAVID EINHORN RANDALL KAPLAN MARK R. SHENKMAN Los Angeles, CA Executive Committee New York, NY New York, NY Greensboro, NC Greenwich, CT SANDY CAHN San Francisco, CA CAROL S. SMOKLER NEIL M. MOSS New York, NY Executive Committee ROBERT M. BEREN ALEJANDRO ELSZTAIN TERRY KASSEL BRUCE SHOLK Columbus, OH LARRY S. MOSES Boca Raton, FL Palm Beach, FL Buenos Aires, Argentina New York, NY Baltimore, MD BRIAN COHEN New Albany, OH CHARLES “CHUCK” NEWMAN Executive Committee RICHARD STEIN MANDELL BERMAN, Z”L ROBERT KOGOD MICHELE MICHAELIS SLIFKA Ann Arbor, MI Fairlawn, NJ MARC NEWBURGH Southfield, MI Buenos Aires, Argentina Treasurer/Secretary Washington, DC AND DAVID SLIFKA Toronto, ON Executive Committee New York, NY SIDNEY PERTNOY DAVID M. COHEN CHARLES BINDER ABEL FRIEDMAN REUBEN LEIBOWITZ Executive Committee Executive Committee ESTEE PORTNOY Chicago, IL Chicago, IL AND NANCY SHOR New York, NY CAROL S. SMOKLER Miami, FL New York, NY Executive Committee SAMUEL E. “SKIP” VICHNESS New York, NY Boca Raton, FL Bethesda, MD MICHAEL GAMSON GUS K. LIPMAN EDGAR M. BRONFMAN, Z”L SANDY COLEN Vice Chair ALEXANDER BLAVATNIK Houston , TX New York, NY ANTHONY SPIEGEL Orinda, CA DANA RAUCHER Executive Committee Aventura, FL JULIAN SANDLER, Z”L New York, NY MICHAEL C. GELMAN Las Vegas, NV New York, NY HOWARD LORBER LEE DRANIKOFF THOMAS A. BLUMBERG Washington, DC New York, NY MICHAEL B. RUKIN, Z”L MATT VOGEL HELENE SPIEGEL Short Hills, NJ DAVID RITTBERG New York, NY Burlington, VT Los Angeles, CA DAVID L. BITTKER, Z”L Executive Committee DAVID A. GEMUNDER SIDNEY PERTNOY JEFFREY S. FRIEDSTEIN Washington, DC CHARLES R. BRONFMAN Odessa, FL Miami, FL DAVID A. TEPPER Highland Park, IL ZACHARY WOLFF New York, NY Short Hills, NJ JULIE ROTH JANE H. GOLDMAN TINA PRICE DAVID GEDZELMAN New York, NY Scarsdale, NY Princeton, NJ DAVID YAFFE ADAM BRONFMAN SHARON MARGOLIN New York, NY Paradise Valley, AZ JACOB RUBIN Executive Committee DAVID S. GOTTESMAN KEITH ROSENBLOOM UNGERLEIDER Springfield, OR GARY HIRSCHBERG Charlottesville, VA Washington, DC DANIEL A. BURACK New York, NY New York, NY Chicago, IL Harrison, NY LARRY RUSOFF JUDY YUDOF SUZANNE AND LENORE RUBEN ALLAN WEINBAUM Toronto, ON ANDREW HOCHBERG Scarsdale, NY Orinda, CA RONALDO CEZAR COELHO STUART M. GRANT New York, NY Chicago, IL Wilmington, DE DIANE SCHILIT AND LUCIANA HALL STACY H. SCHUSTERMAN LESLIE H. WEXNER Honorary Board Members Rio De Janeiro, Brazil New Albany, OH DEBORAH B. KALLICK Miami, FL MARCY GRINGLAS Tulsa, OK Vice Chair LAWRENCE S. BACOW DAVID M. COHEN AND Philadelphia, PA JANE AND MARK WILF Executive Committee HANNAH SCHLACHTER JIM H. SHANE Brookline, MA ABBY JOSEPH COHEN Short Hills, NJ Los Angeles, CA University of Illinois DEBORAH B. AND Boston, MA New York, NY Urbana-Champaign EDITH B. EVERETT IVAN KALLICK HANK KATZEN New York, NY Orlando, FL GARY S. SHAMIS SANDY COLEN Los Angeles, CA Orinda, CA Executive Committee WALTER HARRISON SHELLY KIVELL Cleveland, OH West Hartford, CT Executive Committee New York, NY MORTON OWEN SCHAPIRO Evanston, IL Hillel International ANNUALCharles and REPORT Lynn Schusterman International 2012 Center Arthur and Rochelle Belfer Building 800 Eighth Street, NW, Washington, DC 20001 P: 202.449.6500 www.hillel.org