National Archives Foundation

ANNUAL REPORT 2014 Contents

1 A Thriving Partnership FY2014 Use of Funds 2 Exhibits 4 Education 6 July 4 13% 7 Records of Achievement Management Award and General 8 Public Programs 10 Membership and 14% Young Founders Society Fundraising 11 myArchives Store 72% 12 Communications and Program Marketing 13 Financials 14 Support 20 Board & Staff 21 Looking Ahead

See page 13 for more financial information. A Thriving Partnership

After a year that brought fresh initiatives, It just keeps getting better! This past a new strategic plan and stronger year has demonstrated a new level of signature programs in 2014, we look success for the public-private partnership forward with gratitude for your between the National Archives continuing support of the Foundation. and Records Administration and the National Archives Foundation. During its ten-month run in the National Archives Museum, “Making Their Mark: Stories Through Based on some work done in conjunction with the Signatures” featured iconic documents and artifacts from Foundation’s strategic planning efforts we learned that the National Archives, Presidential libraries and a private members use words like educational, valuable, important, and collection. From John Wilkes Booth’s calling card and a knowledgeable to describe us. And that is great! Less great Presidential proclamation to Michael Jackson’s patent for me is that the least used word—in the smallest print in application and a First Lady’s pillbox hat, the Lawrence F. the resulting “word cloud” was fun. So, we’re getting serious O’Brien Gallery was filled with an educational and eclectic about fun here at the National Archives. mix of the Archives’ precious, historic records. To that end we launched our Sleepover at the National Through the generosity of our sponsors, the Foundation Archives in January. More than 100 eight to twelve year is proud to have supported this exhibition, as well as the olds from across the country spent the night with us enjoy- opening of the popular “What’s Cooking, Uncle Sam?” in ing a variety of activities and entertainments. Authors Cokie Atlanta. Visitors from all over the world streamed through Roberts and Brad Meltzer read from their children’s books. the David M. Rubenstein Gallery to see Magna Carta and Bedding down in the Rotunda, in the presence of the Charters the permanent “Records of Rights” exhibit during its first of Freedom, the attendees slept with visions of freedom and full year of operation. The Foundation’s $1.4 million in con- democracy and rights in their dreams! Awakened by fife and tributions to the National Archives also supported panels, drum, breakfast was served—I flipped pancakes! Two equally films and lectures in the William G. McGowan Theater and successful sleepovers were held and a new tradition was born! educational initiatives in the Boeing Learning Center. Last year we welcomed over 1 million visitors to the museum The Foundation was very excited to join the Archivist and here in Washington. And we continued carrying out our his team in inaugurating the first-ever sleepovers in the mission of collecting, preserving, and encouraging the use of Rotunda! Families representing 18 states from as far away valuable Government records by the public at our 47 facilities as California, North Dakota and Florida brought their sleep- across the country. That access is facilitated by numerous ing bags to spend the night surrounded by the Charters of outreach efforts funded by the Foundation which provides for Freedom. The debut of Jazz at the National Archives— our educational outreach, exhibits, and public programs. a five-month series of panel discussions, film screenings, book signings and concerts—highlighted the Archives’ Once again, the Lawrence F. O’Brien Gallery served as the extensive jazz holdings. showcase for a host of records not normally on public view in the exhibit “Making Their Mark: Stories Through Signature.” In October at our annual Gala, we honored Robert Edsel From letters to the President (including one from a young with the Foundation’s 2014 Records of Achievement Award AOTUS-to-be) to Julia Child’s application to the OSS and for his tireless and effective advocacy for the World War II fashions made famous by First Ladies, this exhibit demon- Monuments Men and the cultural history they were strated the power of signatures—and signature style—in committed to saving. shaping the world we know today.

During the Fall, as we prepared to celebrate the tenth One particularly meaningful experience was presenting the anniversary of the McGowan Theater, we received the Records of Achievement Award to Robert M. Edsel, who sad news of the passing of our Board Member Sue Gin wrote his bestselling “Monuments Men” book from research McGowan, whose engagement helped shape the National largely done at the National Archives. Archives Museum and its outreach programs. She was a force. We truly will miss her passion and leadership. The Foundation and its supporters help make it possible for us to educate, entertain, and enlighten through our exhibits In this report, you will learn more about the numerous and public programs. I am proud to share in the achieve- donors whose generous gifts sustain us. We appreciate all ments of this partnership, and I look forward to our continuing of you—members, donors, myArchives Store customers and success. Thank you for your support and generosity. friends—who make the work of the Foundation possible.

A’Lelia Bundles David S. Ferriero Chair and President, National Archives Foundation Archivist of the United States 1 Exhibits

SPECIAL EXHIBIT permanent exhibit Making Their Mark: Records of Rights Stories Through David M. Rubenstein Gallery, Signatures National Archives Museum March 21, 2014 – January 5, 2015 From the abolition of slavery to Lawrence F. O’Brien Gallery, defining workplace rights, from National Archives Museum protecting privacy to censorship, the permanent “Records of Rights” Featuring original signatures from exhibit at the David M. Rubenstein the Archives’ nationwide holdings, Gallery at the National Archives including many examples from the draws on the Archives’ extensive Presidential libraries, the exhibit collection of historic documents, also went online in new ways, images, and videos to share the history including a special e-book written of the American struggle for freedom. by the curator, an interactive quiz supported by AT&T, and a feature The David M. Rubenstein Gallery and on Google Cultural Institute. the “Records of Rights” exhibit are made possible in part by the National Archives “Making Their Mark: Stories Through Foundation, through the generous support Signatures” was made possible in part by the of David M. Rubenstein. National Archives Foundation with the gener- Online exhibit ous support of Lead Sponsor AT&T. Major additional support provided by the Lawrence recordsofrights.org F. O’Brien Family and members of the Board of the National Archives Foundation. 18,380 72,279 Family and educational programming related Sessions Pageviews to “Making Their Mark” was sponsored in part by Fahrney’s Pens, Cross, and Parker Pen 15,287 120 Company -Newell Rubbermaid. Users Countries

2 National Archives Foundation Traveling Exhibit What’s Cooking, Uncle Sam? The Government’s Effect on the American Diet

September 27, 2014 – January 2, 2015 David J. Sencer CDC Museum, Atlanta, Georgia

The national tour of “What’s Cooking, Uncle Sam?” is made possible by Mars, Incorporated.

Annual Report 2014 3 Education

Education Programs

• Constitution Day • Constitution-in-Action Learning Labs • Genealogy Camp for Kids • “Making Their Mark” Family Days • National History Day

Sponsors: AT&T, the Lawrence F. O’Brien Family, members of the Board of the National Archives Foundation, Fahrney’s Pens, Cross, Parker Pen Company -Newell Rubbermaid, John Hancock Financial, and Capital One.

Online RESOURCE docsteach.org 9,355,219 Pageviews

7,570 Documents on the website

38,900 Registered users

17,338 Activities created by users

131,194 App downloads

Since launch in September 2010 Sponsor: Texas Instruments

4 National Archives Foundation Sleepovers

The Foundation was proud to partner with Archivist David Ferriero and the Archives staff in hosting three sleepovers. These first-ever over- night adventures at the Archives welcomed more than 300 children and parents who explored our documents in fun and educational ways before rolling out their sleep- ing bags to spend the night in the Rotunda with the Declaration of independence, U.S. Constitution, and Bill of Rights.

Sponsors: Mars, Incorporated, American Heritage Chocolate, Ridgewells Catering, Penguin Young Readers Group, HarperCollins, The Coca-Cola Company, Minute Maid, DASANI, John Hancock Financial, Control Video, and Occasions Caterers.

#ArchivesSleepover

Annual Report 2014 5 July 4

The National Archives in Washington, DC celebrated the 238th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 2014. Highlights included fife and drum music, dramatic historical readings, Archives exhibits, family activities, and entertainment. More than 3,800 people visited the museum and over 1,000 patriotic visitors took part in Family Day activities in the Boeing Learning Center.

Sponsors: John Hancock Financial, Dykema, and American Heritage Chocolate™

6 National Archives Foundation Records of Achievement Award

The Foundation named noted historian and philanthropist Robert M. Edsel the recipient of its 2014 Records of Achievement award. Edsel was recognized for his tireless efforts to bring to life the storied history of the men and women who served in the Monuments, Fine Arts, and Archives section of the Western Allies during World War II, known collectively as “the Monuments Men.” The group was dedicated to rescuing art damaged and plundered by the Nazis. Foundation Chair A’Lelia Bundles, Executive Director Patrick M. Madden, and Honorary Gala Chair Nick Clooney joined Archivist of the United States David S. Ferriero in presenting the award.

Sponsors: AT&T, Governor Jim Blanchard and Janet Blanchard, and the Maris S. Cuneo Foundation

“I am enormously grateful to the [National Archives Foundation] for this endorsement of my work honoring the Monuments Men. To be recognized alongside such legends as Steven Spielberg, Tom Brokaw, Ken Burns, and David McCullough, to mention just a few of the past recipients, is truly a humbling moment.” – Robert Edsel

Annual Report 2014 7 Public Programs

Fashion Week

In conjunction with the National Archives’ “Making Their Mark” exhibition, the Foundation hosted DC Fashion Week’s Opening Night event in the Rotunda for the Charters of Freedom, honoring the organization’s 10-year anniversary with a showcase of previous years’ collections and a debut of 2015 Spring/Summer designer collections.

Jazz at the National Archives 8th Annual Charles Guggenheim Tribute

Throughout the year, the National Archives and the Program: D-Day Remembered National Archives Foundation presented a programming In recognition of the 70th anniversary of the Normandy series about the history of jazz, including free public Invasion, the National Archives screened Charles programming, concerts, film screenings, special events, Guggenheim’s Academy Award-nominated documentary and family activities in Washington, DC. D-Day Remembered, narrated by David McCullough and Sponsor: Natixis Global Asset Management incorporating the voices of more than 50 participants. Partner: Charles Guggenheim Center for Documentary Film

8 National Archives Foundation 7th Annual McGowan Forum 10th Annual McGowan Forum on Women in Leadership: on Communications: Women in Congressional Leadership White House Press Secretaries

Former members of Congress Connie Morella, Moderated by NPR’s Michel Martin, panelists Barbara Kennelly, and Mary Bono, and former Senators Ron Nessen (Ford administration); Marlin Fitzwater Carol Moseley Braun and Blanche Lincoln discussed the (Reagan and Bush administrations); Mike McCurry changes that have taken place in the roles, opportunities, (Clinton administration); and Robert Gibbs (Obama expectations and obstacles for women in congressional administration) shared behind-the-scenes stories, leadership positions with moderator and New York Times discussed the evolution of the position, and highlighted journalist Jackie Calmes. House Democratic Leader the trials and triumphs of serving as the president’s Nancy Pelosi also made remarks. Presented in partner- spokesperson. ship with the U.S. Association of Former Members of Congress. Sponsor: William G. McGowan Charitable Fund

Sponsor: William G. McGowan Charitable Fund

Book lectures and evening programs in the McGowan Theater are streamed live at youtube.com/usnationalarchives Past programs are also available to watch in full.

Annual Report 2014 9 Membership and Young Founders Society

$766,772 Membership support

25% Increase in number of members since 2013

Members enjoy priority entry to the National Archives Museum, advance notice about sleepovers and other programs, reserved seating in the theater, and much more.

10 National Archives Foundation myArchives Store

$2,241,906 Featured in: Total sales

111,460 Total transactions

myArchivesStore.org

Annual Report 2014 11 Communications and Marketing

8,315 Facebook fans

1,425 Twitter followers

151,388 archivesfoundation.org pageviews

12 National Archives Foundation Financials

Statement of Statement of Activities and Financial Position Changes in Net Assets 2014 2014 Cash and cash equivalents $1,525,352 Contributed income and contracts $1,691,114 Short-term investments $807,821 Membership dues $1,029,710 Receivables, $267,500 Gross profit from retail operations $1,321,490 net of allowance Interest income $662 Inventories $659,300 Royalties and miscellaneous $4,832 Prepaid expenses $58,143 In-kind support and revenue $152,604 TOTAL Current assets $3,318,116 TOTAL Current assets $4,200,412

Fixed assets, $34,018 net of depreciation Program services $3,666,287 Long term pledge receivable, $724,074 Management and general $725,971 net of discount Fundraising $679,818 TOTAL Other assets $758,092 TOTAL Expenses $5,072,076

TOTAL ASSETS $4,076,208 Change in net assets ($871,664) Release of restricted funds $878,580 Accounts and contracts payable $759,214 from prior year Deferred revenue $4,650 TOTAL CHANGE $6,916 IN NET ASSETS Accrued expenses $38,332 TOTAL Liabilities $802,196 Net assets, $4,145,676 beginning of year Unrestricted net assets $1,735,722 Net assets, $3,274,012 end of year Temporarily net assets $1,538,290 TOTAL Net assets $3,274,012

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND $4,076,208 NET ASSETS

The financial information set forth above is unaudited and subject to adjustments and modifications.

Annual Report 2014 13 The Foundation is grateful for the many benefactors that have supported its mission over the past 22 years. From the original Support National Archives Experience campaign to David Rubenstein’s extraordinary gift that created the Records of Rights permanent exhibit featuring Magna Carta, our funders have helped people from across the world learn about America’s past and join the conversation about its future. We are delighted to recognize the following donors whose generous support has allowed us to continue our work in 2014:

$500,000+ Distilled Spirits Council National Association Crown Family Albert and Shirley Small Anonymous of the United States of Insurance Philanthropies Ross Swimmer Dykema Gossett PLLC Commissioners Peter and Maris Cuneo John “Jack” Todd, $250,000+ Fahrney’s Pens National Religious David and Megan Don in Memory of Broadcasters AT&T Drs. Lisa and Lawrence F. O’Brien Up to $10,000 Procter and Gamble Donald Drakeman Jennifer Warren Faith Words Russell Reynolds Robert Edsel Linda Watters $100,000+ Associates The William Randolph Heart Sing Foundation Richard Eliasberg Marvin Weissberg and Slavic401k Hearst Foundation The Jewish Genealogy Michele and Judith Morris Tauck World Discovery HISTORY/A+E Networks Society of Greater William Farquhar John and Diana Zentay TE Connectivity The William G. McGowan Washington Jerry and Nanette Finger Charitable Fund Robert and Catherine Unum Group Bitsey Folger and Washington The Lawrence F. O’Brien Miller Charitable World Economic Forum Sidney Werkman $1,000 – $2,500 Family Foundation of Young Global William and Mary Love Anonymous Leaders Toyota Motor Occasions Caterers Harman Mr. and Mrs. Edwin H. North America, Inc. Prince Georges County Dr. Fruzsina M. Harsanyi Allen Genealogical Society Guardian and Mr. Raymond Steve and Phyllis $10,000 –$14,999 Garcia $50,000+ The Pritzker Traubert Anderson Family Foundation Bipartisan Policy Center Ambassador Fay Governor The Beaty Family Fund Hartog-Levin (Ret.) James J. Blanchard Ridgewells Catering The John F. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. James R. and Janet Blanchard Suntrust Foundation Center for the Marilynn and John A. Hill Beers Performing Arts CBS Outdoor/ Michael and Rae Hyatt Jules Bernstein and OUTFRONT Media, Inc. Frank Keating Linda Lipsett David M. Rubenstein Membership Benefactor Mary Lynn and Nick Kotz Arlene Brown and $5,000 –$9,999 The Maris S. Cuneo Zina and Michael Kramer Gene Bialek Foundation Corporate Council AdvoCare Maarja Krusten Madelynn Chavez International, L.P. John Hancock Financial Founder $15,000+ Gwendolyn Lohse John Y. Cole, Jr. and Corporation for Jacqueline Badger Mars AGCO Corporation Nancy E. Gwinn Public Broadcasting Ken and Pat Lore NATIXIS Global Benarroch Productions Vincent and Genevieve History Associates David and Kathleen Asset Management BET Networks McKean Dole MyBillOfRights.org The Tasting Panel The Center for The Merrill Family JoAnn Duplechin Magazine Investigative Reporting National Conference Foundation Jane Fawcett-Hoover of State Liquor Wine and Spirits Center for Strategic and Sarajane Foster Administrators David W. Mesker Wholesalers of International Studies Molly C. Moynihan and Bruce Guthrie America Charles E. Smith Alexander Schmandt David and Susan Hugel Life Communities Signers Circle The Lawrence F. O’Brien Daniel and Susan $25,000+ CyArk $5,000+ Family Mereck The Hill Newspaper Economic Club of Bess and Tyler Abell Soledad O’Brien Julie Oliver National Alcohol Washington Honey and Sen. Lamar Joel I. and Joan Picket B. Michael and Alexander Beverage Control Emirates Global Bruce Ramer Margaret W. Rauh Association Aluminum Gov. James J. and Lucinda Robb Marcella and Tim Ruland The Ratner GEICO (Government Mrs. Janet Blanchard Cokie Roberts Maureen Sullivan and Family Foundation Employees Insurance Peter Brigham and Jack Siggins Company) Shannon Hill Steven Rose Texas Instruments Dr. Kelly A. Woestman Harsco Corporation Ken Burns and Deborah Ratner Salzberg Julie Burns and Michael Salzberg Richard A. Zappala $10,000+ Harvard Kennedy School Family Foundation Steven W. Caple Theodore D. Segal Anonymous Hilton Worldwide James W. Cicconi and Dr. Joyce R. Capital One N.A. Mars, Incorporated Wasserstein Janet Langhart Cohen Cross

14 National Archives Foundation Jefferson Col. Douglas Harper Explorer $500 – $999 Robert and Carol Hopper $100 – $249 Col. (Ret.) Frederick T. John R. Hummel Anonymous and Gladys Barrett Sidney and Carol Robert K. Adams Brian and Allayne Hurlburt Dwight Allen Chappelle Karen and Michael Nolan Altman Richard and Marilee Ioffredo Jeffrey and Marie Davies Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Archambault David W. Dippel Kitchen Jose Arias Seth Eisen Christine Lanphere George Artola Jim Goldschmidt Priscilla R. Linn Linda and Dale Ashdown David Granite, M.D. Patrick M. Madden Henry Bain Warren H. Greene, Jr. Ira Matetsky A. Cornelius Baker Abe and Dena Laura L. McAuliffe Stephen and Carol Kevin M. Davis John W. Hager and Greenstein M. Jean McKee Banks Elizabeth Diaz Ron Geatz Gilbert Holland John and Tammy Mary Ann Banta Angie Dorsett Kevin and Jennifer Patricia H. Jernigan Murabito Dale and Jory Barone Downriver Genealogical Hanley Kathryn T. Jones Robert A. and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bauer Society Susan Hansen Carole and Robert Minor Adrienne R. Nelson William J. and Mary L. William H. Duncan, MD Wanda J. Harding Rodney A. Ross Martha Newman Beane Dr. Cheryl L. Edwards Rosemary Hart Ms. Nancy K. Smith and Jian Qin Cao and Katherine Beardsley Joseph and Diana Marie D. Hausch Dr. Danny Smith Yongjing Jin Bill and JoAnn Beck Egozcue Chad Helmick Teresa Yancey Crane William Rabbe Carolyn and John Beck Paul Eisenbacher Michael Helms Carol Randell Kathy Beckett Nora Dowd Eisenhower Dr. and Dr. Merril and Madison Frank C. Roberts Jennifer Berman Geoff and Michelle Elizabeth Hessel $250 – $499 Dr. and Mrs. Alan B. Philip Bigler Emmel Tim Higgins L.W. Bensfield Salisbury Ted and Dora Sue Black Judy and David Feigin Don Hoggatt John M. Bloomfield Monsignor Francis R. Mr. and Mrs. J. Charles Richard and Judith Dorothy H. Hope Seymour, KHS John and Lynn Carlin Bruse Fletcher Judy and Eric Huenekke Daniel Sherman Amy Carter Ms. Candice C. Bryant John and Carolyn Frasier Capt. David and Winfred G. Skelton, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Dennis M. Stephanie Buchanan Raymond H. Fredette Cheryl Hunt Conrad Dr. James G. and Lou Ann Cameron Jennifer Gee Chris Hurst Mr. Jonathan Dr. Judith Terry Smith Dorothy A. Canter, PhD Mr. and Mrs. Peter B. Reed and Kathleen Coopersmith Sally C. Staley Rachel Canty Geltner Hutner Robert W. Cover, II Paul A. Terry Stephen J. Carfora Julia B. George Mr. Peter Barton Hutt Yvonne Crumpler Peggy Tevis Ms. Carol Laikin Virginia M. Gibbons Cynthia K. Hutton Bob Dinse and Laura LaNae Twite Carpenter Stella A. Gieseler Dr. Michael C. Hynes Anderko Mrs. Unalane C. Brad and Lynn Carroll Raminder Gill Susan J. Irving Christopher Dreher Ablondi-Unalane David Gilliard Jane Sundelof Jones Michele Falkenau Foundation Daniel Carroll Mr. and Mrs. Bryan F. Van Vanderwal Kathy Carroll Robert Ginsberg William D. Fisher and Kammer JoAnn H. Buckley Sandra F. Walters Wallace Chandler Pamela Ginzburg Richard Kautz Susan Friedgen Karen E. Weeks Martha Child Kimberly and Marc Glenn Kathy and Ed Keil Peter and Debra Judith Winters Dr. Marlene H. Cianci Alesia M. Goginsky, Ph.D. and Dr. Salvatore N. Joette Keippel Friedmann Audrey J. Wolfinger Ellen and Michael Gold Cianci Mr. Thomas J. Kelley, Jr. The Grassia Family Gerson and Shirley Dr. and Mrs. Stephen A. George C. Clark Dan Kelly Andrew J. Hagan Yalowitz Goldman Dr. and Mrs. Donald Hall Andrew Claster Salvador D. Gonzalez Frances H. Kennedy Marci Cleary Mr. and Mrs. Michael Eric Kingsley Mr. and Mrs. Lee Gooden Gretchen Kittel Clark Coleman Dr. Lester S. Gorelic Christopher Lair John P. Cosgrove Marc and Susan Steven Lambert Jane Cotitta Gottridge Richard A. Levinson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Dr. Rachel Gragson Dan Logue Craig Grandis Family John Lyons Nathalie Cunningham Carolyn Gray and Patrice Lyons Douglas Faulkner Frances M. Curnow James R. Maher Mr. and Mrs. Lynn A. David and Edna Curtin Norman Majors Lily Dabrowski Greenwalt Mildred D. Grissom Marianne Martin and Cynthia G. Daniels Jay Piper Shelia Davis Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Groves, Jr. Reverend David C. Marx

Annual Report 2014 15 Charles McAllister Mark Howard Schulze Lawrence W. Woodward Tom and Patty McGinty David MK Seubert Mr. and Mrs. Anthony D. Steve McKasson Barbara Ann Shannon Yandoli Gail McKee Richard Aurand Sherer Catherine and Bonnie and Robert D. David Shulenburger Stephen Zavadil McLaren Kathleen A. and Kristin Zisson Janet Meyer Buford George Shultz David and Joanie Millane Adele Z. Silver National Rodney and Patricia Jay Silverman $60 – $99 Milnes Robert D. Smith Anonymous Donald K. and Barbara J. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Dr. Deborah A. Abbott Minner Smith, III Lisa A. Ables Anne and Will Monahan Mary Jo Southwick Jeneen Adamo Saul Montelongo, Rich Spillenkothen Dr. and Mrs. Richard A. D. Brammer Tracy Collins M.D., P.A. Tamar Stanley Ahrens Nadine Braunstein Gary Conwell Jonathan Moore Anne Stauffer Rose M. Alfred Jamie Brawner Dale Cooper Keith Forman and Seth Steinberg Joan Allard Richard and Patti Broad Joseph Conatsen Mary Morton Rosemary A. Stevens, Paula Ambrose Barbara Brodie Cindy Corso Nancy Jean Moser Ph.D. and Jack D. Therese Anderson Gabrielle Brown Tula A. Connell James Muell Barchas M.D. Lisa Zinn Anderson David Brown Marion Fitch Connell Carl D. Nelson John Stevenson and William Anderson Nora Kay Brown William and Judy Corbett Jo-Ann Neuhaus Nancy Nelson Anderson Family Robert F. Brown Christian Cosio Todd and Camille Lucinda Stewart and Carmen Andrade Marjorie H. Brubeck Robert Coven Nicklaus Burrus Carnahan Deborah J. Andrews Daniel R. Bruckner Susan K. Cowles Samuel and Sharon George Stimak Herman Anschuetz Ziggy J. Craig Nickols Scot Stone Laretha and Bryson Manuel F. Arias Randolph Dr. Henry L. Curry Richard Oakley Ms. Audrey M. Stucko Jason Armsrong Ruth Budd J. Curry Patricia Overmeyer James R. Stultz Machi Asano Don Budowsky Judith C. Damewood Samuel C. Owusu Dorothy Suggs Lauren Asplen Jeff Bulger Douglas E. Dams Mary Ann Philipp and Roberta Swatzendruber Cheryl Somers Aubin Robert L. Bumgarner Ronald K. Darden Bob Philipp Nancy Tate Jeffrey Axelrad Phil Burfeind Daniel J. Day Robert A. Poogach and Mr. Duncan E. Tebow Wendy Mellinger Thomas J. Schneider Gene H. Burkett LeAnn Lindquist Dean Hank and Betsy Teuton and Julie A. Bader Private Tours of Robin Burne The James E. Dean Scott Treibitz Washington Natalie N. Baer Donna Busch Family William E. Trible John and Shawn Provost Richard A. Baker Richard Butler Jonathan Deiss Robert and Mary Melissa Rapp Robin A. Baldwin Jordan DeJarnette Margaret Wallace Tina K. Byrd Kevin and Alice Reilly Virginia Banerjee Hal G. DeLuca Nancy A. Watson Charles Caccomo Charles R. Reusing Anne Barnes John T. Calkins Carol A. D’Entremont Robert F. Wein and Kathleen Bashian Robert J. Reynolds Isabel Einzig-Wein Lorraine R. Camarano George T. Desorcy Andrew and Karen Bass Mr. and Mrs. David A. John B. Wells Mr. William J. Camarinos Arnold J. DeVille Richards James and Virginia Beck Heather Wheeler Donald Campton Diana Dietrich Rachel Ross Kevin A. Beckles Stephen White Esteban Canales Joanna B. DiGiovanna Kathleen D. Salazar Robert J. Beilfus, Jr. Bill O. Wilen Rory J. Cardinal Bill and Inez Dinwoodie Frank and Dudley Sarah C. Bennett Maria Carosa Carmen Dobry Sargent Sybil O. Williams T.L. Benzmiller Brent A. Casper Ruth Dodson Richard and Pam Sayre Capt. Leland E. Wood, Jr. USN (Ret.) Herbert Berg Mohamed Cassam Judith C. Dohner Elsa Schmitt Alan Berg Chalmers Family Trust Mary Donohoe Dava Berkman Robert Chase Allen and Mary Dorel Malcolm E. Bernhardt Alan Chinault Arthur T. Downey Mark Bernkopf Cathy Chirikjian David and Chris Downs Lucy N.P. Birch Muneeb Choudry Robert M. Doyle Stephen Bischoff Lisa Christensen Karen Draper Melvin Black Claude Church Anne C. Dryden Karen Blumenthal Lida Holland Churchville Louisa and Robert Deborah Boccardo Kimula Clark Duemling Donald G. Boen Laurel E. Clayson Dustin Dumas William F. Bologna Dr. Lynn Scott Cochrane James J. Dunphy Fred L. Borch III Eric B. Cohen Jean-Francois Dupont George R. Bozzini Alice Collins Charles L. Edson

16 National Archives Foundation Hon. Bert T. Edwards Jay Glasser Stephanie K. Eller Martin Gleason John Elliff Joan C. Goodrich Barbara Ellis Seth J. Gottlieb Kristen Erickson S. James Grace Edward Esbrandt Barbara P. Grady Barbara Evans Rochelle Granat John T. Farquhar Mark Grand Lisa Feit Elaine Graves James M. Fernald Monica Greaney Theresa Ferrero Christine E. Gregorious Dr. Bernard Ferrier Michael Grey Pamela Fiawoo James R. Grossman Chip and Joan Filson Angela Gunn Eric K. Fisher Meagan Guptill Robin Fitts Jerry and Marian Haag Mary and Joseph Tracy Hale Fitzharris Roberta Lee Halladay Billie Fogarty Olfa Hamdi Jeanne Fogle Nita and Dan Hanlon Rhonda Rush Hinz Richard and Barbara Mr. Rex Latham Kaplin Dina Fox Michael S. Harley Wilma Hommel Elaine C. Lavaute Shannon Kates Stephen Frank Elizabeth Harrington Lynne R. Horn Robert R. Laven Lloyd P. Franklin Lambert Matt and Karen Kenneth Kaufman John and Michele Lawlor Dr. Andi Freed Denise Harrison Horvath-Wulf Gale Kaufmann Monica Lee Howard Freed Constance Hart Sharon House Camille Kavon Antoinette J. Lee Daniel J. Freese Don Hartline Jennifer Howard Leslie Kefauver Robert Leggett Barry Friedman Carolyn Hartung Noelle Hubbard Rahul Keshap Kim Lehmann Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fry Beatriz Haspo Scott Huchton Thomas A. Kiesler Edwin K. Len Debra Fusco Linda Hassell Maxine Huff Wallace Kile Shena Leonard- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dale Haugen Barbara Hufford Rhonda Kilker Mathiasen Gallagher Liam Haviv William Hughes Cliff Kincaid Mrs. Joyce W. Letaw James Garisto Marshall and Patricia Janice Robinson Hull Michael W. King Carole Levy John Garner Hazelhurst Alan W. Hunsberger Victoria Kinnear Eric Lewis Robert and Catherine Rowland L. Hearn Laura Hunt Sumie Kinoshita Alan Lichtin Gaugler Rachel R. Hecht Robin Rhein Hurwtiz Carrie and Meldon Kirk Carole M. Lieber Philip M. Gbur Christine Heidenrich Deborah Hvizdos Michael D. Kirley Sharon Lienemann Margaret E. Gee Michael Henry Stuart Irvin Matthew Kittell Joanna L. Lilquist Charles Gellert Michael Herson Arthur Isack Mary E. Klein Kimberly Lim Kathryn Gest Linda and Jay Herson Michael Itamura Claire Kluskens Xiaoxue Liu Louis H. Gewirtz JC Herz Carolyn Talbott Iwata Robert M. Knight Mrs. Harry R. Locke Keri Giannotti Cynthia Heseltine Dr. and Mrs. Jerome Peter and Jane Robert H. Loeffler Betsy Gilbert Kimberly Hevrdejs Jaffe Kolakowski Donald L. Lombard Randa Gilliam Dr. Clark J. Hickman Mr. and Mrs. John A. Barbara Kornblau Norma P. Lombardi Jago, Jr. Dr. Caroline Gillin Kara Hicks Gary Kornfeld Norm Lords Eric Jarvis Sharon B. Gillins James Himelhoch Robert Kraft Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Lynn Jason Tracy Gilmore Audrey Hinton Hazel F. Kreinheder Lorence June Jeffries Ken Krell Ruth Love Christopher Jennings Harold B. Krom Christopher J. LoVergine Madelyn Jennings Dr. Michelle A. Krowl Keith Lowe Stanley M. Jerlecki Susan Krumhaus Howard P. Lowell David K. Johnson Jennifer A. Kuhn Sharon J. Lubinski Charles Jowers Kity Laboriel Jean Lucas-Allen Jacqueline Junge Douglas Laman Susan Lucey Jay Jupiter Jesse Lamarand Ashley Luckett Dmitry Kachaev Elizabeth Landen Senator and Mrs. Richard Nancy Kader Bevin Landrum G. Lugar Barbara F. Kahlow William C. Lange Philip R. and Dianne C. Paul Kallenberger Susan M. Lange Luhmann Rochelle S. Kaplan Sarah Lange Craig Macdonald

Annual Report 2014 17 Deirdre MacNeil Dr. Raymond Murakami Del Pulliam Rhonda Macy William and Mary Muth Diane T. Putney Ellen and Gary Malasky Gladys R. Myatt Resha Putzrath Timothy Malone Allen L. Myers Peter C. Quinn Catherine Maloney Mary Nagelhout Stuart J. Rabin Timothy P. Manley Jonathan S. Nelson Lynn Radke Ashley Martin Susan Nemeth Ginni Ragan Abigail Martin Carol Newbill Kathryn C. Ray Felipe de Jesus Martinez Judith Nigro Mr. and Mrs. David W. Michael and Carol Tongthong Nipattaruji Raymond Martinka LeClere G. Noneman Michael Rebain Douglas G. Martz Kevin and Bonnie Michael F. Reed Alan Marut Noonan Craig Reilly Jerlyn Mask Irving and Margy Nurik Mary Reisdorf William W. Scales Kathryn Stackhouse Sandra Mathis Maribeth Oakes Manuel E. Reyna Delilah Schihl Barry Stevens Joan M. Mathys Raymond V. O’Connor, Jr. Melissa Reynolds Ann Imlah Schneider Amy Stevens Ognjen Matovic JoAnn Olsson Elizabeth Rhein Timothy J. Schoepke Selma Stewart Takeshi Matsuda Bob and Kay Oshel Richard and Stephanie Victoria Schwartz Jerry W. Stewart Capt. William G. Donald Owen Rhoden Pamela and Andrew Jeff Stewart Matton, III James D. Owens, Jr. Richard and Peggy Schwartz Janet Stodter Christian McBurney Felicia Palunco Rhorer Claudine Schweber Mary C. Stoner Wendt Sean McCrohon Gerald S. Papazian Will Rice Jr. Beverly Scott Robert and Beverly Stout Catherine McCulloch Leland M. Park James and Patricia Rich Kathleen D. Secker L. Nan Stout Frank J. Marine and Gary Parker Mr. Kenneth J. Richards Robert Seftow Elizabeth Sumpter Linda James McKay Michael L. Parker David Richter Kevin Segall Mr. Armen Tashdinian Bruce McKenzie Carl and Marian Patey Anita Riddle Joseph Seliga John L. Taylor Christina McLaughlin Robert and Diana Paulus Barbara L. Rimmer Julie E. Semp Gary A. Terrill Deborah McPeek Jonmarie Pearson Chrstina Ripperger Ian Shainbrown William Thayer James F. McVeigh Cara Pearson Ms. Meryl Rizzotti Robert D. Shand Debbie Thomas Shelia Meehan Lt. Col. Henry W. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Donald H. Shannon James Thomas Roberts Martin Menez Persons, Jr., USA (Ret.) Deborah Sharkey Diane Threlkeld Beth Roberts Dr. Jeanne-Marie A. Paul Petruzzi Roopa Sharma Joel Ticknor Brenda Robinson Miller Barbara and William Virginia Fitz Shea Seth Tievsky Mark Rohrbaugh Arielle Miller Pheil Susan P. Shepard Lourdes Tinajero Anna Romanski Kathleen J. Miller Karin Phillips Adam Shepard Jim and Haydee Lorraine Minor Mark R. Pierce Louis Rorimer Deborah Sherwood Toedtman Stephen Mitchell Peter G. Piness Verena Rose Panny Shetty Anne S. K. Turkos Kent Morgan Marvin and Melanie Leslie Rosenbaum David H. Shinn Sherman Tylawsky Awad Morgan Pinkert Michael Rosenberg Steven Shore James R. Tyndall Barbara G. Morten Sarah Plumb Martin Rosenblatt Marie Simeone Michael E. Unsworth John and Susan James Politis Mr. Douglas Ross W. Scott Sims Leslie Valtin Moseman Alan C. Porter Eugene T. Rossides Claudia Skelton Jerry and Jackie Brigitte Moser Jack R. Preston Joanne Rosso Janis Sloane Van Dyke Robyn L. Mosher Heather E. Price Andrew J. Roth Andree and Dean Smith Kate Vandermark Hamish Moudgil Michael Prohaska Stuart Alan Rothstein Wardell Smith Vanessa Varin Milo M. Moyano Colonel and Mrs. John F. Kurt Ruppel Karen Smith Deepak Veerapandian Bernice Ann Munsey Prout (Ret.) Emily Golightly Rusk Tanya Anne Smith Marilyn Verna Richard Sabeh Thomas R. Smith Sherri L. Vervack Thomas Saharsky Bradley Smith Mark Wahrenbrock Farooq Salahuddin Jonathan Smoke Betty Walker Richard Saliba Craig Snyder Georgine L. Wallace Anna Salzberg Mary Jane Snyder Gary R. Waxmonsky Mary A. Sanders Michelle Soares Robert Webb Teresa Santacruz Andrea Solow Edgar L. Weber Erin Santana Dr. and Mrs. Luther B. Carolyn and Steve Frank J. Sarna Sowers Weinzapfel Irene Saul Lucy Spagnolo Emily Wendt Justice Ibrahim Saulawa Catherine L. Spence Amnon Jair Wessely David Savageau Dr. Charles Spencer Patt Westfield

18 National Archives Foundation Linda White Nancy Folger and Anne Musella Kimberly White Sidney Werkman Probir Mehta* Robin L. White Mr. and Mrs. Earl S. Dorothy Wicker Godfrey Madison Rose Marie Wilcox Mrs. Charles $250 – $499 Guggenheim Maureen Wilkin Oni K. Blair* Martin and Margaret Daniel Caporaso Jon Willen Hoffmann Eva Maria Williams Rebecca and Paul and Nancy Ignatius Jason Goldsmith* Eric and Monica Williams Ellen and Gary Malasky Robert F. Williams Mr. David W. Mesker Jennifer Willis Dual B. Michael and Margaret $100 – $249 Candace Wilmot W. Rauh Rumana Ahmad Charlotte J. Wilson Albert Ritzenberg Leah C. Battaglioli Individual Michael F. Wilson Marie Plasencia Lee H. Schlesinger Shuan Butcher $50 – $99 Jay Wolfe Jennifer Richkus Werner Schumann Meg Ehr Ryan Abell Diane Wood Priscilla Ro Ms. Nancy L. Sloss Anne D. Eisenhower* Lauren Airey Mark B. Woodland and Cicely Robinson Albert and Shirley Small Cheryl Albany Daivd S. Blum Kathryn Feather Elad Roisman Christine Steiner Krista Auchenbach Laurie Woodson Claire Garvin Dustin Schade Marvin Weissberg Chrissy Batterson Paul C. Wright Jason Geske Parker Schaffel Catherine Wyler Amy Benjamin David Wright William G. von Glahn Melissa Schwartz John and Diana Zentay Jennifer Black Carole and Dave Yoho William Hubbard Adam M. Sharp Ryan Breen Georgia Yuan Kenneth Hunter-Hall Allen Skinner Young Founders Philip Christofanelli Mike Zale Thomas Kester Mandy Slutsker Society Jeremy Lightner Patricia Coleman Kim Starfield John Zieber Washington Krista Lundberg Jesika and Jeffrey Davis Alon Street Margot and Paul $1,000 – $3,000 Holly Mahony* Andres Figuerola Elizabeth Taylor Zimmerman Anonymous Paul W. Mandelson Fiona Forcey Rajkumar Thangavelu Christos Zirps David S. Ferriero Barbara and Brian Marvin Jeremy Freeman Sarah Margaret Tulloss Marc J. Gittleman and Angela Gandy Guggenheim Center Caryn Marks* Simon Reisert Willie Waffle Katie Gauthier Donors Patrick W. Hallahan Heather Sacks Lindsay Washington David J. Gerleman Anonymous William H. Minor Anna Salzberg and Alexandra Wich Joshua Hoffman Evan Gildenblatt Michele and Allan J. W. Patrick Wilson* Elizabeth Wightman Berman Susan Saulny Lisa Goldman Eser Yildirim Frederick W. Schwanke Ashely Gordon Arlene Brown and Jefferson Jessica Zigmond Gene Bialek $500 – $999 Julie Silverbrook* Laura Hammond John and Lynn Carlin Kevin Strumwasser Stephanie Heller Gabriella Angeloni* Award Caroline J. Croft Mary Beth Goodman* David Turnbull Margaret Hsiang Dr. William H. Danforth Larysa Kautz* Justin Yang Christa Johnston Honorees Tanveer Kathawalla Phong D. Le Tom Brokaw Yolanda Lee Ken Burns Ben Lerman Robert Edsel Eileen Marutiak John Hope Franklin Paige Mason Annette Gordon-Reed Kelly McCain Brian P. Lamb Amanda Mctyre Jacqueline Badger Mars Elizabeth McWhorter David McCullough Jonathan Murphy James McPherson Mr. Lee Navarro David M. Rubenstein Steven Spielberg

* Young Founders Steering Committee

Annual Report 2014 19 Board & Staff

Board of James Cicconi Soledad O’Brien Staff DEVELOPMENT AT&T Starfish Media Katie Adkins Directors 2014 Washington, DC New York, NY EXECUTIVE OFFICE Grant Writer and Peter Cuneo Joel I. Picket Program Liaison CHAIR AND PRESIDENT Patrick M. Madden Cuneo and Co., LLC Gotham Construction Executive Director Melissa Diaz A’Lelia Bundles Redding, CT Company, LLC Development Franck Cordes Author/Former ABC New York, NY Operations Richard Eliasberg Deputy Executive News Executive and Coordinator Prima Management Bruce Ramer Director, Operations Producer Co. Gang Tyre Ramer and Isabel Galbraith Cynthia Drakeman Washington, DC Baltimore, MD Brown, Inc Grant Writer and Deputy Executive Beverly Hills, CA Program Liaison Jerry E. Finger Director, External VICE CHAIRMAN Finger Interests, Inc. Lucinda Robb Affairs Dianne Hammond Patrick Butler Houston, TX Community Leader Membership Manager Association of Public Nancy Folger Arlington, VA Jordan Zappala ADMINISTRATIVE Television Stations Community Leader Howard J. Rubenstein Manager of Arlington, VA Washington, DC Rubenstein Hannah Anderson-Dana Institutional Giving William R. Harman Associates, Inc. Special Projects and New York, NY Office Associate VICE PRESIDENT Business Executive SPECIAL EVENTS New York, NY Deborah Ratner Salzberg Kristine Inchausti Michael R. Beschloss Caneil McDonald Forest City Administrative Presidential Historian Gov. Frank Keating Director of Washington Assistant Washington, DC American Bankers Special Events Association Washington, DC Pamela Evers Washington, DC Theodore D. Segal FINANCE Special Events VICE PRESIDENT Stradley Ronon Mary Lynn Kotz Abby Lohman Assistant Gov. James J. Blanchard Journalist Stevens and Young, Director of Finance DLA Piper US LLP David Nelson Washington, DC LLP Richa Chopra Washington, DC Washington DC Protocol and Special Zina Kramer Staff Accountant Events Manager Events Marketing Albert H. Small VICE PRESIDENT Southern Engineering Bloomfield Hills, MI COMMUNICATIONS Ken Burns Corp. RETAIL Ambassador Fay Hartog Patty Reinert Mason Florentine Films Levin (Ret.) Bethesda, MD Kelly Gotthardt Walpole, NH John Fox Sullivan Director of Director of Retail Harris School of Communications a Public Policy, Atlantic Media Operations Babs Pinette VICE PRESIDENT University of Chicago Company Dennis Braden Chicago, IL Washington, DC Director of Marketing Book Buyer Cokie Roberts and Communications Journalist Kenneth G. Lore Ross O. Swimmer Dwayne Brewer Bingham McCutchen, Native American Fund Kathleen Lietzau Inventory Coordinator Bethesda, MD Online LLP Advisors, LLC Greg Ferrara Communications Washington, DC Tulsa, OK Deputy Director of TREASURER Manager Cappy R. McGarr Riley Temple Retail Operations Marvin F. Weissberg MCM Interests, LLC Temple Strategies Patrick Glisson Weissberg Foundation Dallas, TX Washington, DC E-Commerce Arlington, VA Sue Gin McGowan Linda Watters Coordinator Flying Food Group John Hancock Sara Krauss SECRETARY Chicago, IL Services Assistant Manager Marilynn Wood Hill David McKean Boston, MA Author/Historian U.S. Department of John H. Zentay Bronxville, NY State DLA Piper US, LLP Washington, DC Washington, DC DIRECTORS Jon Meacham Bess Abell Random House COUNSEL Merry Go Round Farm New York, NY William H. Minor Potomac, MD David Mesker DLA Piper US LLP Honey Alexander Community Leader Washington, DC Community Leader Florissant, MO Larysa M. Kautz Washington, DC Mary C. Moynihan Schaner and Lubitz, Steven W. Caple Perkins Coie, LLP PLLC Unity Hunt, Inc. Washington, DC Bethesda, MD Publication design by Dallas, TX Lawrence F. O’Brien, III Imaginary Office The OB♦C Group, LLC Washington, DC

20 National Archives Foundation Looking Ahead

What a great year! Because of your We continue to promote the thought-provoking support and engagement, 2014 was a “Records of Rights” permanent exhibition in the Rubenstein year of celebration and success, while Gallery and its accompanying public programs, as well as 2015 promises to be even more exciting “Spirited Republic: Alcohol in American History,” a special as we cultivate a greater understand- exhibition in the O’Brien Gallery that invites visitors ing of the American journey with the to explore the role of government and alcohol in American National Archives. society. With a new strategic plan in place, we are posi- tioned for future growth and success. Our key goals of We started 2015 off with a new name, the plan include: the National Archives Foundation. We are also working on a new logo and branding that will reflect our desire to • Expanding participation in NARA activities, programs, reach and engage contemporary audiences, and attract events, and resources all segments of the public to exhibitions, programs, • Increasing awareness of the benefits and treasures membership, and online initiatives. of the National Archives We are thrilled to be partnering with the Archives on • Broadening the appeal of membership, exhibitions, more sleepovers in 2015, allowing families the opportu- events, funding opportunities and other resources nity to create historic memories at the Archives. At each Please join us this year in person or online to explore the sleepover event, children experience history in unique, museum’s exhibits, special events, public programs, film interactive ways and discover the staggering breadth of screenings, and educational activities, or to research the the Archives. When the evening ends, they have a once in Archives’ vast treasure of records. You can always connect a lifetime experience—the chance to spend the night with with us virtually via email, social media (@archivesfdn) our nation’s founding documents. or our website, archivesfoundation.org.

Thank you for your ongoing support!

Patrick M. Madden Executive Director, National Archives Foundation

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