Annual

2015 Report CONTENTS:

3 From the President 5 About the Foundation 7 Vision and Mission 9 Economic Growth 15 Education 21 Vulnerable Populations 31 Dialogue and Shared Living 41 Arts and Culture 49 Heritage Preservation 56 Financial Data 2015 60 Donors 65 Legacies and Estates 67 Leadership 68 Leadership Worldwide

Information in this report is correct as of May 1, 2016. The exchange rate utilized for this report is 3.8 NIS to $1 USD.

Photos: Jerusalem Foundation staff, Michal Fatal, Meredith Holbrook, Sarah Gur Arie, Vadim Mikhailov, Sasson Tiram From the President

Dear Friends, to maintain the pluralistic character of the city. Together with our investments in these areas, I am pleased to we continue to support programs that make present you with the the education system more attractive for young Jerusalem Foundation’s 2015 Annual Report, a families, as we lend a helping hand for vulnerable year in which $29.1 million in pledges and grants populations and take part in programs that were raised from our friends worldwide, for the encourage dialogue and shared living. benefit of Jerusalem and its residents. Fifty years ago, the legendary Mayor of Much has been accomplished in Jerusalem Jerusalem established the Jerusalem in 2015, but we cannot ignore the difficult Foundation, and today, we continue his mission circumstances the city has faced over the last to shape a modern and vibrant city, creating few months. Tourism has declined, businesses opportunities and engendering hope for all have closed their doors, and the unstable security Jerusalem’s residents. situation has made all residents feel insecure. In September 2016, we will celebrate our 50th To offer emergency assistance and preserve day- anniversary, honoring our friends who partnered to-day life for residents, we supported programs with us on this historic journey to make Jerusalem that offered professional psychological counseling what it is today. And we will look ahead to the for adults and children and we extended hours in next 50 years, as we inspire new generations community and cultural facilities where children to take part in the future, offering you and all and families enjoyed activities including dance, Jerusalem’s admirers Your Share in Jerusalem. arts and crafts, storytelling and more. I look forward to greeting you in Jerusalem this Jerusalem’s residents are resilient, as are we, and year and working together on behalf of the city we stand firm in our commitment to improve the for many years to come. quality of life for everyone. One can detect significant changes in the city Sincerely, over the last few years. Economic development opportunities are emanating from the tech sector, there is a sizable increase in cultural offerings, and there are more and more grassroots efforts Yohanna Arbib-Perugia 5 The Jerusalem Foundation Annual Report 2015 The Jerusalem Foundation: Foundation: Jerusalem The Jerusalem in Share Your and relevance with faithand history, civilization, of the crossroads at stands Jerusalem hope to of as a beacon serves city The world. the people around meaning to billions of hope is created for than a symbol, is much more yet and inhabitants admirers her all of future. that opportunities lead to a brighter through Education, Growth, Economic for: opportunities creates Foundation Jerusalem The Heritage Culture, Arts and Living, Shared and Dialogue Populations, Vulnerable Preservation and of the city development the impact and influence projects Foundation’s The to the respond and We identify world. to the contribution Jerusalem’s enhance We world). the (repairing Olam Tikun of values while advancing the city needs of new and inspire world the around from and friends with partners Jerusalem share the city. eternal to love generations Jerusalem. in share your is This world, around the with friends cooperation in Foundation, Jerusalem the years, 50 For our bear 4,000 initiatives Over Jerusalem. in than a billion dollars more has invested and cultural community to to long-running programs, capital projects name, from Jerusalem. in infrastructure with working hand in hand partnerships, philanthropic to building committed are We to organizations, major with the city’s and cooperating Municipality, Jerusalem the of inspiration as a source a flourishing city creating by Jerusalem of shape the future a for the groundwork its past and laying preserving world, its people and the for dynamic future.

4 The Jerusalem Foundation Annual Report 2015 7 The Jerusalem Foundation Annual Report 2015 OUR VISION OUR in investing by Jerusalem of seek to shape the future We for of inspiration as a source a flourishing city and creating world. its people and the OUR MISSION creating by city vibrant shape a modern, unified and We and We identify residents. Jerusalem all for opportunities Jerusalem’s enhancing Jerusalem, to the needs of respond with faiths, sharing the city all of to people contribution and inspiring new worldwide and friends partners our future. Jerusalem’s part in to take generations OUR VALUES OUR matter projects that Initiating Relevant: donors to our commitment Utmost Transparent: lives to improve Motivated Initiator: the past Preserving a dynamic future for the groundwork Laying Jerusalem in Share Your

6 The Jerusalem Foundation Annual Report 2015 ECONOMIC GROWTH 9 The Jerusalem Foundation Annual Report 2015 Urban economic growth in Jerusalem requires requires Jerusalem in growth economic Urban in the invests that approach a multi-faceted the creative supports ecosystem, innovation sustainability environmental class, promotes opportunity equal economic and ensures by supported Initiatives all residents. for a played have Foundation Jerusalem the ancient Israel’s role in catapulting significant Magazine’s Time of place first capital into around from Hubs Tech 5 Emerging 2015 “Top be done, needs to more Much World.” the have opportunities economic but improved from the migration negative helped reduce of the best and brightest and attract city work and live spirit to entrepreneurial Israel’s Jerusalem. in c mi o wth

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ECONOMIC GROWTH 8 The Jerusalem Foundation Annual Report 2015 ECONOMIC GROWTH The Jerusalem Foundation Annual Report 2015 11 of cases, fixing of hundreds Arab women and youth from across Jerusalem East across from youth and women Arab 1,200 foreign producers leveraged The International Music Showcase, held at held Showcase, Music International The leveraged producers 80 foreign residents were exposed to the ‘Greening ’ program, including local business program, Katamon’ ‘Greening to the exposed were residents children, youth and adults received training at the Israel Asper Community Action Action Community Asper the Israel at training and adults received youth children, young adults accessed the employment, mentoring and guidance services at The The at services and guidance mentoring the employment, adults accessed young Arab entrepreneurs accessed services at the Jerusalem Business Development Center Development Business Jerusalem the at services accessed entrepreneurs Arab ultra-orthodox students received computer training through Machshava Tova Machshava through training computer received students ultra-orthodox bands, and Computer Center, Ramot Center, Computer 53 musical careers international their to develop as a platform Submarine, Yellow the 1,800 Koschitzky Young Adults Center, Canada House Center, Adults Young Koschitzky 16,500 environment local to the and improvements education local festivals, development, 850 succeeded in securing improvements to the local infrastructure in infrastructure to the local in securing improvements succeeded 3,000 streetlights, bus stops and potholes stops bus and potholes streetlights, 156 MiniActive, a network of of a network MiniActive, • • • • • • • Highlight: Made in JLM in Made Highlight: 2015, in Jerusalem across than 500 startups in more invested was $243.5 million Over these of Ten percent and software. biotechnology services, medical cleantech, including Foundation Jerusalem the JLM, supported by in in 2015 alone. Made created were startups and empowers Canada House, at Centre Business Wynn Cees & the Phil and based at its 3,000-4,000 providing ecosystem, startup and tech growing rapidly Jerusalem’s connects available and opportunities events resources, the relevant to access with centralized members as it and internationally, locally image Jerusalem’s improve to works also It Jerusalem. in Jerusalem. in establish branches to companies global attracts

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ECONOMIC GROWTH 10 The Jerusalem Foundation Annual Report 2015 13 The Scholarships are awarded to students based on socioeconomic need, excellence and social excellence need, based on socioeconomic to students awarded are Scholarships The integrate students wherein component, involvement include a community Many involvement. scholarships. their of as a condition Jerusalem, throughout projects social and community into dance Music and art. of creation on the joint youth needs with special work students Art and music voice blind children and offer youth vulnerable for a music center operate students and film applications computer teach children students and technology lessons. Engineering schools. Jerusalem in classes conduct students and television for Students of of Students for for Students of the Azrieli College of of Azrieli College the of Students for for Students of the Arts the of Students for for Students of the Azrieli College of of Azrieli College the of Students for for Students of the Jerusalem College of of College Jerusalem the of Students for for Students of Painting and Sketching at the Sketching and Painting of Students for was distributed to men and women from all from women distributed to men and was higher education scholarships for the 12th for scholarships education 170 higher for Ultra-Orthodox Students at Hadassah Academic Academic Hadassah at Students Ultra-Orthodox for for Students of the Academy of Music and Dance in and Dance Music of Academy the of Students for for Students of the Azrieli College of Engineering Engineering of Azrieli College the of Students for scholarships for students of: - Naggar School School - Naggar Musrara of: students for scholarships of Art, the Sam Spiegel School of Film and Television, the School of Visual Theater, Theater, Visual of the School Television, and Film of School Spiegel the Sam Art, of of School the Ma’aleh Classical Music, Eastern Middle for the Center College, Emunah University Hebrew Studio and the Acting Nativ the Nissan Arts, and the Film Television, Jerusalem of Engineering Jerusalem Jerusalem Engineering Foundation Jerusalem Additional Engineering Jerusalem Engineering Scholarships ARPE Fondation The Jerusalem in and Dance Music of Academy the UK Donor Anonymous an by Enabled Scholarships Jerusalem Scholarships Begabter Förderung und Unterstützung zur Stiftung The College Jerusalem College OBE Scholarships Worms Simon Fred The Technology (Machon Tal) (Machon Technology Scholarships Strauss D. Walter The The Lea Cheshin Memorial Scholarships Memorial Cheshin Lea The Bezalel Academy of Art and Design Art of Academy Bezalel Scholarships Grass Alexander The Jerusalem Scholarships Rein and Bertha Robert The The Louis Edelstein Memorial Scholarships Memorial Edelstein Louis The • • • • • • • • • • Higher Education Scholarships Education Higher young people to for opportunities providing growth, economic for an engine are Scholarships development. its future towards contribute and in the city, anchors economic create awarded Foundation Jerusalem 2015, the In consecutive year. Approximately 780,000 NIS Approximately year. consecutive media, new photography, fine art, music, dance, technology, studying engineering, life of walks religious and ultra- the secular, institutions serving Jerusalem various at and more work social populations. Arab and Jewish Orthodox,

ECONOMIC GROWTH The Jerusalem Foundation Annual Report 2015 12 education The Jerusalem Foundation Annual Report 2015 15 Equal access to quality education not not education quality to access Equal but also is the city to value adds only socio-economic future influence to known and informal formal develop We status. 250,000 the for opportunities educational network complex the attending children and secular public and semi-private, of that schools Arab and Jewish religious, system. educational Jerusalem’s up make to important are streams education All and technology science promote We us. specialist and support in all sectors, student the needs of meet to programming the city. across groups

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43% Struggling Students Students Struggling The Jerusalem Foundation supports programs for excelling students in a variety of fields, including of variety in a students excelling for programs supports Foundation Jerusalem The students, given to struggling is also attention Our and leadership. innovation art, music, science, rising. Students from rates drop-out learning, and prevent their reinforce literacy, their improve to and vocational and renovations, equipment new special needs enjoyed for in schools enrolled meals. and hot courses, arts and crafts living training, independent Highlight: Young Academic City Academic Young Highlight: than 40,000 with more Israel in institutions academic of number largest the to is home Jerusalem the Jerusalem 2015, first time, in For the learning. higher of institutions attending students academic with leading public schools paired initiative Academic City’ ‘Young Foundation’s Engineering of College Azrieli Design, the Art and of Academy Bezalel as the institutions such 100 models, role as successful Serving School. Medical Hadassah University and the Hebrew they where schools, 11 elementary into integrated volunteers student college and university of study. areas projects in their activities and led special enrichment conducted taught,

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education The Jerusalem Foundation Annual Report 2015 18 Vulnerable Populations The Jerusalem Foundation Annual Report 2015 21 Two out of three Jerusalem children fall fall children Jerusalem three out of Two poverty accepted nationally the beneath populous and most poorest line. Israel’s residents. struggling with is filled city teens, at-risk students, Special-needs seniors,disabled adults, aging men and with challenges besieged are women rise and seek to life of stage every at to difficult circumstances their above We lives. and productive build healthy to the respond and identify effectively population, vulnerable each needs of communities, weak in building cohesion and disadvantaged, the empowering oldest and the city’s of ensuring the dignity residents. youngest

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POPULA VULNERABLE VULNERABLE Vulnerable Populations The Jerusalem Foundation Annual Report 2015 20 Vulnerable Populations The Jerusalem Foundation Annual Report 2015 23 Highlight: ELIYA Highlight: ELIYA serves blind and visually impaired children across Israel. Its programs are designed to help these children integrate into mainstream education, or into specialistfacilities suited to their particular needs and abilities, and tooffer training and assistance to their families. After outgrowing its Jerusalem branch, moved to ELIYA new and larger quarters specially designed and equipped. The new center includes a wing for blind children three regular classrooms, with a Snoezelen room, a multipledarkness room, an challenges, occupationalroom, therapy a and physiotherapy sports center, a playground and an outside courtyard. For the first time, guide dogs. for is also space there Highlight: MICHA Jerusalem MICHA Highlight: On April 20th we dedicated a brand neighborhood. new MICHA building serves for therapeutic Jewish of range a as MICHA well and as care Jerusalem day enjoy Arab children The in impairment. hearing with young diagnosed the children Abu aged Tor 0-5 who have goal is the The full ultimate Arabic. or Hebrew be language, it native each in their interventions, been was facility old Their frameworks. societal and school normative into children these of integration cramped and had been adapted to needs. MICHA’s The new building is spacious and specially latest Israel’s meet also built to was It children. hearing-impaired needs of the meet designed to has 5 MICHA and preschool Today kindergarten classesfor sustainable construction standards. Jewish Arab and both children, operates one of the audiology labs few in Jerusalem, and offers public. general and the professionals, families, paramedical for activities

Vulnerable Populations The Jerusalem Foundation Annual Report 2015 22 Vulnerable Populations The Jerusalem Foundation Annual Report 2015 25 ➍ ➏ ➌ ➎ ➐ ➒ ➋ ➊ ➑ Project Springboard and Adopt-a-Neighborhood: Adopt-a-Neighborhood: and Springboard Project Menachem Kiryat Adopt-a-Neighborhood: and Community Building Yovel Kiryat City, Old The Center: Community Abna-al-Quds Quarter Muslim Center Community Joz Wadi Center Community Safafa Beit Rights the for Center Assistance Atta’a Residents Jerusalem east of and Childhood Center Early Kangeroo Gonenim Adopt-a-Neighborhood: Community Mautner The Menachem Kiryat Garden: Morasha Canada House, community Jerusalem map with JF community centered projects centered community JF with map Jerusalem residents of six west and east Jerusalem Jerusalem east and west six of 200,000 residents community-building from benefitted neighborhoods socioeconomic physical, in resulted that initiatives and lives to their improvements and educational communities. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. N., aged 16, from the young women’s empowerment program at Abna al-Quds Community Center Community al-Quds Abna at program empowerment women’s young the 16, from N., aged “In the past I stayed home and didn’t really go out. Today I come to to I come Today out. go really home and didn’t I stayed the past “In trust, I learned a lot I here people are there friends, I have the Center, this place that I know the program. to thanks and others about myself optimism.” with more today life I look at my because life, my saved

Vulnerable Populations 24 Vulnerable Populations The Jerusalem Foundation Annual Report 2015 27 – The Jerusalem Expressive Arts Therapy Center Therapy Arts Expressive Jerusalem The – Yaelim – Beit Neri Neri – Beit Yaelim courses vocational EcoTech by Jerusalem, delivered west in east and training abuse prevention drug and alcohol Teen an for (plus training Alcohol Drugs and against Fight the for Association Jerusalem the staff) and 350 educational additional 500 parents Club Teen Joz Wadi 250 adults) served (also Jerusalem in east Center Health Mental Ham Bayit Tiferet Arts Performing for Theater Basement HaMartef Risk At Youth for Center Lewy Early childhood centers in the Gonenim, City-Center, and Kiryat Hayovel neighborhoods Hayovel and Kiryat City-Center, Gonenim, in the centers childhood Early Centre Child Development Karwan Rachel The at domestic abuse shelters children for camps Vacation-time impaired the hearing for MICHA impaired visually the for ELIYA Center Care Day Rothschild Hildegard and Simon The youth disabled for Tamar Beit adults) served (also Jerusalem east Center, Arts Paley ­ Misholim • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • teens dealing with personal challenges accessed services and participated in programs in programs and participated services accessed challenges with personal dealing 3,700 teens skill-sets: wellbeing and practical emotional their designed to improve children accessed subsidized therapeutic/scholastic intervention and enrichment and enrichment intervention therapeutic/scholastic subsidized accessed 12,500 children beyond: in school and success for building blocks giving them the activities,

Vulnerable Populations The Jerusalem Foundation Annual Report 2015 26 Vulnerable Populations The Jerusalem Foundation Annual Report 2015 29 Adopt a Adopt Neighborhood: 32% Programming Programming Seniors: for 26% 20% 22% Women, Children and Children Women, risk: at Youth Programming for Special Special for Programming needs populations: More than 6,615,873 NIS was allocated to to allocated was NIS than 6,615,873 More programming. Populations Vulnerable Pisgat Ze’ev Community Center Community Ze’ev Pisgat Europa Café Quarter, in the Christian Center Senior Old City women in the Arab elderly for promotion Health • • • • Senior Center Center Senior Beit Hofmann Hofmann Beit Canada House Schweiz Beit L’Kashish Misgav Gilo • • • • • Holocaust survivors, were able to age gracefully while while gracefully age able to were survivors, 500 Holocaust including over 3,000 seniors, homebound services: targeted receiving or programs supervised daily/weekly attending

Vulnerable Populations 28 DIALOGUE & Shared Living The Jerusalem Foundation Annual Report 2015 31

Jerusalem is home to 830,000 residents, residents, 830,000 is home to Jerusalem traditional, secular, among them and ultra-Orthodox national-religious and Christian Arabs Muslim , and languages of multiplicity A Arabs. and belief perspectives of a plurality long responded have We systems. creating by challenges these to and shared dialogue for opportunities the city’s and among living between through communities different accessibility cultural groups, encounter and tolerance promoting programs, and equality. pluralism Jewish advancing

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DIALOGUE & Shared Living The Jerusalem Foundation Annual Report 2015 30 DIALOGUE & Shared Living The Jerusalem Foundation Annual Report 2015 33 NIS 190,000 Jewish Pluralism Jewish Advancement of of Advancement NIS 2,305,000 Institutions that Institutions

and shared living and shared work towards dialogue dialogue towards work NIS allocations for Dialogue and Shared Living programs. Shared and Dialogue for allocations Other Pluralism and Pluralism 1,062,000 Acceptance of the of Acceptance Dialogue, Tolerance, Tolerance, Dialogue, NIS 44 split into was NIS Hatred Anti-Racism & Anti-Racism 775, 000 Highlight: Cultural Competency Cultural Highlight: “culturallyA competent” society is one thatvalues cultural differences and applies principles that are sensitive to all world views. In a society where Arabic,Hebrew, Russian, culturally be to ought public services accessing languages, common are and French Amharic sensitive, from signage toforms, from translating services to respecting the ‘other’s’ cultural norms. have beenWe partneringwith theJerusalem Intercultural Center (JICC) on the Cultural Competency project since its inception in A2008. Ministry Healthof directive requiring culturally competent care in hospitalswas instituted thanks to this project. In 2015, the Cultural Competency project made great strides, expanding its reach to municipal welfare departments, the National Insurance Institute (in the east Jerusalem branch), Force. Police Israel and the Workers Immigration the National College, Academic Hadassah The main allocation categories were: categories main allocation The 4,332,000 32

DIALOGUE & Shared Living The Jerusalem Foundation Annual Report 2015 32 DIALOGUE & Shared Living The Jerusalem Foundation Annual Report 2015 35 graders participated in scientific discovery together at the together discovery in scientific participated graders th – Society for Deaf Children in Israel in Israel Children Deaf for – Society and 6 th Hapoel Katamon Neighborhood Soccer League and Daniel Gablinger Foundation Foundation Gablinger and Daniel League Soccer Neighborhood Katamon Hapoel Tournaments Risk at Youth Arab and Jewish for Soccer in participation) (50% increase Streetball Multicultural Borders without Runners schools Safafa Beit and Keshet the from children with team basketball joint PeacePlayers- Alpert) (Beit Jerusalem of Center Music Youth Alpert Tillie & Louis Erna D. Leir Peace Kindergarten of the Jerusalem YMCA Jerusalem the of Kindergarten Peace Leir D. Erna enrollment (where Education Arab Jewish for School Bilingual Hand in Hand Rayne Max 15%) by increased Deaf the for School Friedland Hattie The ­ Jerusalem MICHA • • • • • • • • • • Jewish and Arab 5 Arab and Jewish 75 Jewish and Arab children and teens played together in: together and teens played children Arab and Jewish 1,000 Nearly Encounters with ‘the Other’ with Encounters at: school day single every ‘the other’ encountered children Arab and Jewish Jerusalem’s 890 of Jewish-Arab Science Club at the Bloomfield Science Museum, Jerusalem Museum, Science the Bloomfield Club at Science Jewish-Arab together events cultural Sing’ ‘Simply people attended young Arab and Jewish 6,000 'Living in Jerusalem' course teacher, Max Rayne Hand in Hand Bilingual School for Jewish Arab Education, Jerusalem Education, Arab Jewish for School Bilingual in Hand Hand Rayne Max teacher, course Jerusalem' 'Living in The atmosphere in the class enables a civilized discussion that respects all students, students, all respects that discussion civilized a enables class the in atmosphere The that atmosphere a friendly while preserving subjects, the most charged on even opinion. every for enables a place DIALOGUE & Shared Living The Jerusalem Foundation Annual Report 2015 37 feel that that feel 84% Jerusalem schools, a 15% increase Jerusalem 15 of the respondents feel that "culture and "culture that feel the respondents of 66% educators and principals attended coexistence, tolerance and democracy and democracy tolerance coexistence, and principals attended educators 100 police cadets were trained in ‘cultural competency’ by The Jerusalem Intercultural Intercultural Jerusalem The by competency’ in ‘cultural trained were cadets police Jewish students learned Arabic in Arabic learned students Jewish 2,000 teachers in the national religious sector participated in tolerance and anti-racism anti-racism and in tolerance participated religious sector in the national teachers people participated in the Living in Mixed Cities Conference, with sessions on urban Conference, Cities Mixed Living in in the people participated medical interpreters completed a course given by The Jerusalem Intercultural Center Center Intercultural Jerusalem The by given a course completed medical interpreters cultural apply to in how trained were College Academic Hadassah at members faculty schools in the Arab sector participated in tolerance and anti-racism training courses courses training and anti-racism in tolerance participated sector Arab schools in the Center 14 and Pediatrics Medicine, Emergency Karem's Ein Hadassah in the working and are departments Health Women’s 80 in academic settings principles competency 1,200 leisure activities on Shabbat impact their desire to live in the city", and in the city", to live desire impact their Shabbat activities on leisure "Shabbat cultural and leisure events contribute to the perception of Jerusalem as a of the perception to contribute events and leisure cultural "Shabbat city." pluralist training courses given by Yesodot by given courses training Ethiopian of teachers of the number increased Institute Training Teacher Kerem The 150% origin by planning, human diversity, sustainability, employment, education, gender and more gender education, employment, sustainability, planning, human diversity, 13 Peace and Democracy for Institute Adam the by given 200 awareness and events Jewish pluralist promoting activism Coalition’s Yeru-Shalem The Jerusalem the of survey Index Jerusalem The life. 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DIALOGUE & Shared Living The Jerusalem Foundation Annual Report 2015 38 Arts & culture The Jerusalem Foundation Annual Report 2015 41 increase 300% increase in cultural events in Jerusalem.* in events in cultural Muncipality *Jerusalem Art has power to inspire new ways of thinking, thinking, of ways new inspire to has power Art revitalize expression, of forms novel generate populations. different connect neighborhoods, recent in arts scene burgeoning the Jerusalem, In bringing this force, has demonstrated years these Beyond growth. and economic tourism and beauty, life, art provides benefits, economic Jerusalem’s and its people. the city meaning to features now landscape cultural ever-expanding of art alongside its treasures avant-garde strengthen that projects We support antiquity. artists, and emerging institutions cultural settle to graduates local arts education influence to exposure increase and in the city, and create to a contributing global content,

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Arts & culture The Jerusalem Foundation Annual Report 2015 42 Arts & culture The Jerusalem Foundation Annual Report 2015 45 attended cultural events supported by The Jerusalem Foundation Foundation Jerusalem The by supported events cultural attended art students supported in 5 Art Schools Art supported in 5 art students performances performances artists and staff employed by Jerusalem Foundation projects projects Foundation Jerusalem by employed staff artists and cultural projects, Crown Theater and Muslala Terrace underwent renovation renovation underwent Terrace and Muslala Theater Crown projects, cultural 2 400 435 Spirit with New in partnership Project Fringe Masie Beit The Muslala Kaima Bar Group Dance C.A.T.A.M.O.N. House Dance Shalem Machol Place Poetry Theater Mashu-Mashu AKIM apartment an of disabled residents including for workshops, Theatre Psik 36,600 665 Jerusalem Museum Science Bloomfield Center Music Jerusalem Theater Khan Jerusalem in Music for – the Place Submarine Yellow Studios Artists Artcube on the Seam Museum Festival Israel Art of School Naggar Musrara Hassadna Conservatory Jerusalem Archive Film Cinematheque-Israel Jerusalem • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 8 programs that advance “The Next Generation” of Culture and Creativity in and Creativity Culture of Generation” Next “The advance that 8 programs Jerusalem Arts and Culture in 2015 by the numbers in 2015 by Culture Arts and Foundation Jerusalem by the supported Institutions 10 Flagship

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Heritage & Preservation The Jerusalem Foundation Annual Report 2015 52 Heritage & Preservation The Jerusalem Foundation Annual Report 2015 55 15 experiential tours for the management class given to the Israeli police force as part of the of as part force police Israeli to the class given the management for tours 15 experiential Ethics for Center Jerusalem the by conducted course Corruption” “Government Yeshiva of to the faculty dilemmas given Jerusalem a discussion of the Field”, from “Values ethics on education seminar a day-long as part of Tamid Ner for Moshe neighborhoods Yemin and Sha’ananim Mishkenot the of tour experiential An an ethics seminar as part of employees Israel of Bank Mishkenot Sha’ananim Cultural Center Cultural Sha’ananim Mishkenot Foundation Jerusalem the established in 1973 by Center, Cultural Sha’ananim Mishkenot The of an oasis as serves ago, years 150 over Montefiore Moses Sir by built complex in the historic is Center Cultural Sha’ananim Mishkenot The exploration. and intellectual dialogue, tolerance, the Dwek Center, Conference Adenauer the Konrad department, a thriving programming home to Ethics. for Center Jerusalem and the Sha’ananim, Mishkenot House M. Dwek the Maurice Gallery, building upon the city’s history, Jerusalem’s from its inspiration draws Sha’ananim Mishkenot of arts, sciences blend interdisciplinary and utilizing an inspiration global of as a source heritage and superb guest facilities house, Its and dialogue. discourse encourage to and digital technology of a wide spectrum with interact and engage meet, to and leaders forces enable creative location audiences. Israeli 10,000 people. some in 2015 for events of hosted hundreds Sha’ananim Mishkenot Highlights: Poets and Writers of Conference Jerusalem The Kissufim: writers Jewish the best some of with thinkers Jewish eminent together brought conference The exploring focused on and Identity”, theme, “Otherness year’s This day. the present and poets of world. the around literature Jewish of the commonalities Israel to Spain Ladino – from of Sea The Conference: Cultures Eastern Middle the from cultures Jewish on different focuses Conference Cultures Eastern Middle The The heritage. and cultural on Ladino and its rich literary was the focus year This East. Middle with guidance Ladino culture, for Authority with the National held in partnership conference, and discussions, concerts, lectures, featured Refael, Shmuel and Professor Enosh Yaron from Ladino culture. experience to fully the chance participants offering tastings, food hosted de España Reyes de los Terraza La • • •

Heritage & Preservation The Jerusalem Foundation Annual Report 2015 54 financial data 2015 The Jerusalem Foundation Annual Report 2015 57 2015 $31.2 43% Vulnerable Vulnerable Populations and Populations Economic Growth Economic 15% Education 2014 $30.4 28% 14% and Heritage and Heritage 3 Arts & Culture Culture & Arts

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donors The Jerusalem Foundation Annual Report 2015 62 donors The Jerusalem Foundation Annual Report 2015 65 Arthur Rubinstein Estate Rubinstein Arthur Estate Rubenstein Tasman Norma Estate Sasserath Minnie Estate Segals I. Meir Sela Irene Estate Seibald & Helena Isidore Estate Shane Reuben Estate Share Esther Estate Silberberg Ruth Estate Silverman Ida Estate Simon Rita Estate H. Slade John Estate Family Spector Sam Spiegel Estate Spiegel Sam Estate Spiegelman Amalia L Norma Estate, Tasman Estate Teitel Jules Thomas Jurgen Dr. Estate Kusiel Vorreuter De Weill H. Robert Estate Weiss Alice Estate Zacks B. Gordon Gottlieb Hammer Estate Hammer Gottlieb Fonds Hesselbach Walter Estate Ibrahimzadeh Kaye EstateAugusta Ilan Regina Estate Estate Kemper Kate Miss Kauders William Kinzig (Monika) Neomi Estate Krzepicki Estate Lazoff Alice Estate Inc. Fdn. M. Leff Norman Ltd. Fund Heritage Legacy Estate Leir Loewenstein J. Martha Libsch Anna and Egon Foundation Estate Levy Gustave Estate Lowin Dora Estate Mallah Simone Estate M. Mazer Joseph Estate Meinwald Lawrence Menkes Alice Estate Montor Henry Estate Myerson Susan Estate Passal Gechman Daniela Estate Lillian Pavloff Estate Pekarsky Abraham Estate Penn Fanny Estate Perlow Jacob Estate Robinson Pilavin Selma Richner Margaret Ritter Kaethe Elfriede Estate Robbins Ralph Asher Bar Estate Bar Asher Trust Revocable Agostini Edward Estate Behar & Lucie Eliezer Estate Bernhard Arnold Estate Bernstein Leonard Trust Bernstein Nahum Estate Berthold Herta Estate Blauner Anna Bogucka Hanna Dr. Estate Bregman Ann Estate Bretter Ernest Trust Cahn Merle Foundation Carolito Clark Estate Cuenca Albert Estate Davies Jacob Deloire Marthe Estate Stoutz De Mrs. Estates Dukes Eva Estate Edelstein Louis Estate Falk Katherine Estate Finkelstein Mina Estate Fostel Augusta Estate Fridman Rachel Estate Frey Phyllis Fuller Nathane Estate Galston Nathan Estate Garfin Rose Estate Geschwind Dena Era Golden Endowment Goldman David Estate Goodman Greta Legacies and Estates Legacies Time… all for Foundation Jerusalem the to Gifts Smart Family Foundation Family Smart Memorial Soref & Bernard Helen Fund Endowment Foundation Spiegel Sam Foundation Family Spitzer Stadtmauer & Richard Marisa Steinhardt Michael Steinhardt Judy & Michael Foundation Group Sterling The Sterling Linda & Howard Steyer & Stanley Helen Steyer & Simonetta Tommy Family Stone & Lesley Richard Fund Philanthropic Family Swieca Foundation Foundation Children Swieca Ventures Takeda Tauber Laszlo z”l Taylor Irving Tepper Steven FBO Trust Trachtenberg R. Jean Trachtenberg Beth Group Franchise Leaders Travel Vicente & Esteban Harriet Foundation Wallace Robert Wander & Herb Ruthie Weinberg Jeanette & Harry Foundation Foundation Family Wilf Foundation Family Winnick Trust Zacks B. Gordon Zinn & Edith Robert Foundation Zucker Charles H. Revson Foundation Revson Charles H. Foundation Persons Righteous Rieger Barnett Marion Rivkin Jeannie & Arthur Fund Family Robin Fund Family Rosenberg/Lippman S. Rodbell Thelma Rothman Florence & Martin Rothschild De Robert Charitable Rothstein & Lea Maks Trust Youth Foundation Rudin & May Samuel Foundation Berrie Russell Sabel Robin Sanders Martin Laurie Sandler Annie Foundation Family Sassoon The Savran Bella Schatten Philip Scheinfeld Steven Foundation Schocken Schwartz Maralee Schwartz & Susan Michael Foundation the Dream Seed Segal Adam Segal & Karen Kenneth Segal Michelle H. Segal Noah Segal & Stephen Segal Patricia Charitable Foundation Family Segal Richard Segal Zachary Shapiro Adina Shorenstein P. Lydia Foundation Family Sillins Robert Estate Simon Rita Foundation E. Singer Paul Sirkin Eric Foundation B. Slifka Alan David Menaged David Fund Meyerhoff Joseph Michaan Suzanne Foundation M. Milch David Dr. Institute Milken Mirvis Theodore Sons and Mirzoeff Y.H. The Inc. Foundation, Foundation Mizel & Morris Flora Model Allen Foundation Model Leo Foundation Morningstar Moskowitz Mark Naggar Albert Foundation Family Nash Neustein Chemers Robin Foundation Art Charitable Niki Fund Family Ostrovsky Fund Endowment Israel P.E.F. Packer Paul Foundation Paley William Pell Debra Penner J. Merrilynn Peretz Martin Vicki Phillips and Hadasa L. Pomrenze Jay Foundation Pomrenze E. Price Robert Foundation Family Price Tours Sports Professional Pryzant Joe Board Container Whitney Rand Rapoport Audre & Bernard Foundation Rochlin & Sonia Abraham Foundation Recanati David Rennert Leon Ira

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