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BBYO ANNUAL REPORT: 2018–2019 (FY19) OUR TURN Dear Friends,

Several experts have dubbed this “The Year of the Teen,” with teenagers taking leadership roles in addressing some of society’s most pressing issues. As you can imagine, BBYO leaders across the globe are doing their part, building our Movement as they focus their collective power on efforts of tikkun olam—repairing our world.

Appropriately, “Our Turn” was the theme for the 2019 school year selected by BBYO members. When unthinkable events rocked Pittsburgh and Poway this year, BBYO teens stepped up to support one another without missing a beat. Chapters internationally reached out to their Jewish peers—in many cases, to close friends made through BBYO experiences— with calls for action, support, and prayers. After the Tree of Life shooting in Pittsburgh, when teens gathered for a community Havdallah, they shared that “it is ‘Our Turn’ to ensure that every community is respected and safe to thrive. Our response to acts of anti-Semitism, racism, xenophobia, homophobia, Islamophobia, to all forms of discrimination, will be with action.”

And while the BBYO community is quick to unite in times of trouble, we are always ready to celebrate our moments of triumph. At International Convention in Denver this year, BBYO received a historic $25 million endowment gift from Ted and Harriette Perlman in honor and memory of Ted’s mother and BBG founder, Anita M. Perlman. This gift will help propel our Movement forward and support new efforts to mobilize BBG alumnae to take on positions of leadership in their communities through mentorship, training, and community building.

Overall, BBYO saw record growth through expansion beyond North America. With over 50 new chapters this year, BBYO now has a presence in 51 countries and includes over 33,000 teen members. Our vision for a globally connected community of young Jews inspired by teen leadership, inclusivity, Israel, and Jewish learning is more real than ever before.

We are grateful to our donors and partner organizations for investing in Jewish teens through BBYO, and for supporting our efforts to develop resilient, bold, and impactful young leaders around the world. Thank you for bringing our mission—more Jewish teens, more meaningful Jewish experiences—to life. Sincerely,GAMECHANGERS Matthew Grossman Noga Hurwitz Chief Executive Officer Anita M. Perlman International N’siah

Mason Quintero Ruth Suzman Grand Aleph Godol Board Chair

2 • 2018–2019 ANNUAL REPORT 33,000 MEMBERS STRONG

BBYO is a global, pluralistic youth movement focused on developing the character and confidence of Jewish high school students through leadership development and values-based experiences. With a total reach of 70,000 teens and a network of more than 700 chapters across 51 countries, GAMECHANGERS BBYO serves as the Jewish community’s largest and most valuable platform for engaging teens, and delivering fun, meaningful, and affordable experiences that inspire a lasting connection to the Jewish people. FROM STRENGTH TO STRENGTH: REFLECTING ON OUR YEAR

A record 60 teens become B’nai JULY Mitzvot at BBYO summer programs

More than 100 Alephs and BBGs from 25 countries attend August Execs, engaging in high-level AUGUST leadership training with peers from around the world

In response to the Tree of Life synagogue shooting in Pittsburgh, PA, BBYO members participate in the Wear Blue for OCTOBER Pittsburgh campaign in solidarity and support of the community

Teens in 23 countries, 122 communities, and 550 chapters participate in Global Shabbat, sharing Shabbat experiences with local elected officials, DECEMBER Holocaust survivors, interfaith partners, and other community leaders

With a historic $25 million gift from the Perlman family, BBYO launches The Anita M. Perlman Women’s Leadership FEBRUARY Initiative at IC, enhancing leadership and mentorship opportunities for young women through BBYO

BBYO establishes the Center for Adolescent Wellness, APRIL empowering BBYO to develop a comprehensive approach for supporting the mental health and well-being of all teens

The BBG at 75 Speaker Series engages teens and adults MAY around the power of women’s leadership, inspiring a multi-generational audience of Jewish leaders

4 • 2018–2019 ANNUAL REPORT BUILDING JEWISH COMMUNITY REGIONAL ACROSS THE CONVENTIONS: MOVEMENT BY THE NUMBERS At the heart of the BBYO Movement, immersive weekend experiences bring teens together to strengthen 12,500+ participants communities, grow as leaders, and explore their identities. A renewed approach to Jewish enrichment at conventions 160+ conventions provides teens with the opportunity to hear from renowned speakers and exemplars of Jewish life; 58 guest speakers, including build teen-led programming Holocaust survivors, Jewish guided by Jewish scholars, and prominent educational consultants; community leaders and elevate Shabbat experiences and other Jewish moments with 21 the support of song Jewish educational consultants leaders. 7 song leaders

a A FLOURISHING GLOBAL NETWORK

BBYO is expanding to new communities at lightning speed. From Argentina to Uzbekistan, and Poland to Australia, teens are sharing Jewish experiences, engaging in leadership development, and strengthening their connections to Jewish peers through BBYO.

6 • 2018–2019 ANNUAL REPORT FOR EVERY JEWISH TEEN ANYWHERE AND EVERYWHERE In November, a record 450 BBYO delegates representing 15 countries traveled to Ukraine for the Active Jewish Teens conference, strengthening connections with Jewish teen leaders in the Former Soviet Union. “It’s so important to bring Jews from The first-ever Latin American Staff Conference took place this fall in Bogota, Colombia. Staff from Argentina, all over the world Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Mexico, Peru, together. Before I Uruguay, the U.S., and Venezuela came together to learn how to mobilize their communities, support teen came here, I only leaders, and build strong partnerships. had friends from Germany. Now that

new communities I’m here, I know including Bogota, Copenhagen, Jews from all over 54 and Mexico City the world and I feel like my Jewish new countries: Australia, Chile, Costa Rica, Poland, identity is stronger.” and Venezuela —Naomi S., 5 Germany (ZWST) CREATING ACTION AND ADVOCACY Twenty Alephs and BBGs in Connecticut Valley CHANGE Region lobbied in their State Capitol in support of Bill 452, mandating Holocaust and genocide education TOGETHER in Connecticut schools. Together, these teens read testimonies to the Connecticut Education Committee and urged them to pass this piece of legislation. In 2019, more BBYO members than ever came together to improve their LOBBYING FOR INCLUSION BBYO teens attended Jewish Disability communities, Advocacy Day, joining more than 50 address causes Jewish organizations to champion they care about, disability and inclusion issues on behalf and take a stand on of the Jewish community. critical issues. PARTNERS AGAINST PREJUDICE In conjunction with the Anti-Defamation League’s One Day Against Hate Campaign, over 200 teens in Gold Coast Region pledged to end usage of the word “hate.” They hosted a fundraiser for the ADL, sponsoring a lane at a community “Strike Out the Hate” bowling event where 30 BBYO members volunteered.

8 • 2018–2019 ANNUAL REPORT J-SERVE 2019: SERVING COMMUNITIES AROUND THE WORLD

hours60,000 served

teen15,500 participants

projects500 200 communities

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CELEBRATING 15 YEARS OF SERVICE This year’s J-Serve was the largest in BBYO history, with a record-breaking J-Serve expanded this year to include 15,500+ teens participating in nearly 30 countries. For the first time ever, direct service as well as advocacy training, J-Serve events reached far beyond traditional hands-on service as teen philanthropic events, community rallies, leaders were encouraged to plan impactful programming around their first responder trainings, charity runs, dance communities’ unique needs. marathon fundraisers, workshops, and more. The Jewish Learning Lab, reimagined as J-Lab, was managed by a team of 12 INTERNATIONAL teens and hosted more than 1,500 teens throughout IC. J-Lab offered a variety of

CONVENTION: teen-led prayer services and more than 20 pop-up sessions to explore Judaism OUR TURN interactively. February 2019 saw a record turnout at IC, the largest gathering of Jewish teen leaders in the world. Nearly 3,000 EXTRAORDINARY GUEST SPEAKERS teens headed to Denver for five days of hands-on advocacy and service, leadership training, experiential learning, and celebration of our growing BBYO community.

The Honorable Rachel Azaria, Samantha Fuentes, Max Greenfield, Member of Knesset, Israel Co-Founder, March for Our Lives Actor and Producer

Blake Mycoskie, CEO and The Honorable Jared Polis, Adam Rippon, Olympic Chief Shoe Giver, TOMS Governor of Colorado Medalist and LGBTQ Activist

10 • 2018–2019 ANNUAL REPORT INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION 2019: BY THE NUMBERS 2,953 teen attendees 200+ IC Steering Committee members 78 Shabbat Limmud learning sessions covering Jewish leadership, mental health and wellness, songleading, and social justice 65 Registration Night launch parties 51 countries represented 9 Pre-Summit tracks offering in-depth workshops on song leading, Israel advocacy, Movement growth, and more ON YOUR MARK, GET SET, GO: SUMMER EXPERIENCES

From Mukwonago, Wisconsin to Jerusalem, Israel, teens on BBYO’s summer experiences forged connections with peers from around the world and led memorable programs interwoven with Jewish values.

“My BBYO Summer Experience has opened my eyes to the true power of our global Movement and to the bright future that lies in store for the Jewish people with Alephs and BBGs leading the way.” —Sam S., BBYO North Texas Oklahoma Region

12 • 2018–2019 ANNUAL REPORT BBYO SUMMER 2019 LEADERSHIP PROGRAMS: BBYO is the largest provider of Jewish BY THE NUMBERS teen experiences in the Diaspora and the largest provider of Israel travel for Jewish teens and their families. 2,463 teens traveled with BBYO 545 teens attended Chapter Leadership Training Conference (CLTC), honing their leadership capabilities and expanding their BBYO networks 274 teens attended International Leadership Training Conference (ILTC), tapping into their full potential as leaders of the Movement and strengthening our global community

249 “CLTC was life changing. I have teens attended International Kallah, uncovering their Jewish identities through interactive now planned and led a track for our discussions and hands-on exploration fall convention, and am planning on running for regional board. The friends 93 I made and the leadership skills I have teens attended International Leadership Seminar in Israel (ILSI), exploring their heritage while been given are immeasurable.” embracing new skills and tools as BBYO leaders —Anna C., BBYO Great Midwest Region HONOR FOUNDERS CIRCLE $100,000+ Anonymous Donor (3) Maimonides Fund SOCIETY Charles and Lynn Schusterman The Marcus Foundation, Inc. Family Foundation The Mark Cuban Foundation David and Inez Myers Foundation Michael and Andrea Leven Family Thank you to BBYO Genesis Philanthropy Group Foundation Gary Gladstein The Paul E. Singer Foundation Honor Society donors Greater Miami Jewish Federation Theodore and Harriette Perlman who contribute $1,800 Jim Joseph Foundation Steven and Tina Price Koum Family Foundation UJA Federation of Jewish Philanthropies—NY or more, ensuring the Legacy Heritage Fund Jewish future through $50,000–$99,999 a gift to BBYO. BBYO LEADERS CIRCLE

Honor Society donors Anonymous Donor (2) Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Detroit The Associated: The Leon Levine Foundation change the lives of Jewish Community Federation of Baltimore Memphis Jewish Federation Conduit Foundation Milwaukee Jewish Federation Jewish teens around Friends of BBYO, Inc. Bruce and Randi Pergament Jewish Federation of Cleveland Raymond and Gertrude R. Saltzman Foundation the world, helping them Jewish Federation of Greater Dallas Rose Community Foundation Jewish Federation of Greater Kansas City Andrew and Ruth Suzman connect to Judaism in a Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Chicago way that is meaningful to them and growing PARTNERS CIRCLE $25,000–$49,999 our global Jewish Anonymous Donor (2) Marc and Kathy Gordon Eitan and Debra Milgram community for today Stanford and Joan Alexander Jewish Community Federation of Richmond Elliott and Estee Portnoy Paul and Alice Baker Jewish Community Foundation of Broward County Richmond Adult Board and tomorrow. David Brown and Suzanne Muchin Jewish Federation of Greater Washington Rob z”l and Eileen Ruby Charleston BBYO Adult Board Jewish Federation of Northern New Jersey Samis Foundation Sender Cohen JEWISHcolorado Scott and Stacy Semel The Eleanor and Herbert Katz Family Foundation Joseph and Harvey Meyerhoff Family Charitable Funds Steven and Sindy Steinberg George Kaiser Family Foundation Gary Claar and Lois Kohn-Claar Wilf Family Foundation Benjamin and Adean Golub Leading Edge Alliance, Inc. Howard and Diane Wohl Gordon Jewish Community Center Robert J. and Sarah Levenson

14 • 2018–2019 ANNUAL REPORT GUARDIANS CIRCLE $18,000–$24,999

Aaron Grossman B’nai B’rith Lodge #339 Lawrence and Suzi Dell Jewish Federation of Greater Houston Brent and Julie Morse Alpha Epsilon Pi Marvin Glyder Jewish Federation of Howard County Marc and Joan Saperstein Barbara Epstein Foundation Ron and Susan Goldsmith Jewish Federation of South Palm Beach County Aviv and Relli Siegel Jennifer Baum The Goodman Family Supporting Foundation Evan Kass Michael and Carol Staenberg Farrah Berse Jewish Community Foundation Orange County Bernard Katz Daniel M. Soref Charitable Trust Jewish Federation of Broward County Libitzky Family Foundation MENTORS CIRCLE $10,000–$17,999

Anonymous Donor (3) Gloria Gray Foundation Loeb Family Charitable Foundation The American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee Jeffrey and Susan Goldenberg Ajay Shroff and Meka Millstone-Shroff Jonathan Anschell and Abigail Goldman Matthew and Melissa Grossman Michael Nadel and Alison Levin Andrew Auerbach Andy and Lesley Gutman Robert P. and Arlene R. Kogod Family Foundation Gary and Carol Berman Harold Grinspoon Foundation Rosalie and Billy B. Goldberg Endowment Fund B’nai B’rith Food Industry Lodge Foundation, Inc. Harri Hoffman Family Foundation Inc. The Rosalinde and Arthur Gilbert Foundation Steven Caller Jack and Goldie Wolfe Miller Fund Stephen and Kim Rosen Charlotte NC BBYO Gary and Jerri-Ann Jacobs Mendel Rosenblum and Diane Greene Daniel and Rochelle Snyder BBYO Endowment Fund Jewish Federation of Greater Charlotte Steven and Robin Rotter David and Janis Finer Jewish Federation of Greater Hartford Mark and Susan Sisisky Frank A. Campini Foundation Jewish Federation of Greater Naples Walter and Terri Solomon Jeremy Freedman and Judith Finer-Freedman Jewish Federation of Silicon Valley Barbara Stein GE Foundation Jewish Federation of St. Louis Velva G. and H. Fred Levine Fund Robert and Rachel Gebaide Leo & Rhea Fay Fruhman Foundation James Webb Giant Eagle Foundation Leonard and Diane Sherman Family Foundation Craig and Cathy Weiss Gilead-Memorial-Shofar Lodge/Jewish Community Bruce and Karen Levenson Jason Yelowitz Foundation Mitzvah Fund Sam Levine and Laurie Blitzer David and Ivy Zelman

AMBASSADORS CIRCLE $5,000–$9,999

Anonymous Donor (3) Mitchell and Lisa Eisen Greg and Tracy Kalik Jeffrey Rubenstein Steve and Carol Aaron Federation for Jewish Philanthropy of Upper Fairfield County Michael and Shelly Kassen Sara Lee Begun Endowment Fund Albert and Ethel Herzstein Charitable Foundation Maury and Nancy Fertig Adam Kaufman Lewis and Sandy Schneider Amos & Ruth Wilnai Foundation Mort and Amy Friedkin Kranzberg Family Foundation Anne Schnesel Stewart and Gail Appelrouth Nicholas Ginsberg Richard and Lori Landgarten Skip and Lynn Schrayer Michael Arkes and Helen Leshner Arkes Michael and Felicia Gottdenker Bruce and Leslie Lane Gary and Sue Schwartzman Brian and Elise Barish Avi Green Alan and Amy Meltzer Shaol and Evelyn Pozez Endowment Andrew Braverman Marc and Diane Greenwald Guy and Michal Miasnik Sandra Sisisky Charleston Jewish Federation Allen and Inson Hadelman Larry and Carol Mizel James and Sara Star Chicago Community Foundation New World Somewhere Fund Jeffrey and Margie Honickman Paul and Susan Danzinger John and Jennifer Stein Neil and Marcy Cohen Scott and Jocelyn Hurwitz Northern Region East: DC Council Phyllis Tabachnick Daniel and Ethel Hamburger Music Fund Jewish Community Federation of San Francisco Gali Nuriel Temple Shalom MJS Packaging Jewish Community Federation of the Greater East Bay Peggy and Steve Fossett Foundation Jeffrey and Robyn Teplitzky Michael Dockterman Jewish Community Foundation of Greater Kansas City Aron Pinkussohn Theodore Pincus Endowment The Donald and Carole Chaiken Foundation Jewish Federation of Delaware Gary and Lisa Press David and Stacey Trachten Dr. Irwin A. Solow BBYO Endowment Fund Jewish Federation of Greater New Haven Kevin Reed Aaron Weitman Brad and Judith Dworkin Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh Russ and Leslie Robinson Henry Zachs Jay and Heidi Dworkin Jewish Federation of Western Connecticut Jamie and Cyndi Rosenthal FRIENDS CIRCLE $1,800–$4,999

Anonymous Donor (3) Bruce and Tammy Gorosh Richard Lieberman and Helene Weisz Steven and Elizabeth Schubiner The Alfred Wohl Family Foundation Adam and Allison Grant Josh and Yana Lukeman Randy Schulman Daniel and Wendi Abramowitz Greensboro Jewish Federation David and Wendy Manko Sheila Schwartz American Jewish University Andy and Jennifer Grossman Mark Litt Donor Advised Fund Todd Schwartz Scott and Terri Angstreich Irwin Haas Anette Marmalefsky and Family Lex and Carol Sears James and Allison Arking Jordan and Wendy Handler Marsha Lilien Gladstein Foundation Steven Shapiro Joe and Karen Barer Harriet Ancel Family Foundation Erik and Jill Maschler David and Susie Sherman Daniel and Beverly Bartfeld Arnold and Nina Harris Microsoft Giving Campaign Jim and Debbie Shmerling Judith Barton Jonathan Harris Lee and Sheryl Miller Arik Shteinhauz Erran Berger Andrew and Amy Herman Linda Mirels Silicon Valley Ner Tamid Lodge B’nai Brith No. 2402 Debbie Berman Jonathan and Rachel Hoffer Mitzi and Warren Eisenberg Family Foundation Fred Sloan Kevin and Devorah Berman Abby Hoffman Randy and Lynn Morgan Brent and Terri Slosky Martin Bialer Stephen and Amy Hoffman Susan Myers Jayson and Judy Slotnik Yaniv and Ilanit Blumenfeld David and Jill Hulnick Judith Neidenberg Howard and Jill Snyder Richard and Carol Blumenstein Jewish Community Foundation of Southern New Jersey David Oliwenstein Solinsky Family Fund Blumenthal Foundation Jewish Federation of Greater MetroWest NJ Michael Oxman Southern California Association of BBYO Alumni B’nai B’rith Camp Jewish Federation of Sarasota-Manatee Lawrence Pakula Staenberg Family Foundation B’nai B’rith International - Great Lakes Region Jewish Foundation of Greater New Haven Ruth Perlman Stanley B. Farbstein Endowment Harlan and Deborah Boles Jewish Federation of Southern Arizona Robert and Phyllis Pilcowitz Robert and Dana Stark Cory Bolotsky Jules L. & Dorothy M. Kamsly Fund Neil and Karen Pinsky Faye Steinberg David and Geri Cantor David and Terry Kahan Michael and Sharon Pollack Charlene Steinhauer Jennifer Carter Lawrence Kaplan and Ann Leopold Kaplan Arthur and Anita Polott Jeffrey Steren Michael Clarfeld and Tamar Huberman Alon and Shari Kaufman Neil and Kami Pomerantz The Sunshine Fund Robb Cohen and Gail Schwartz David and Judy Kaufman Dave Poritzky Shawn Thieke Columbus Jewish Federation Joshua Kaufman Craig and Randi Price David Waghelstein and Ellen Kagen Waghelstein Kenny and Shoshana Dichter George and Janet King Stanley and Barbara Rabin Irma Wallin Lowell Doppelt David and Hilary King RallyUp Inc. Lee and Tracy Weiss Erv Chudnow Memorial Fund Mark and Betsy Kleinman Ralph B. Penn Memorial Fund Bernie and Janyse Weisz Glenn and Sheryl Etelson Gary and Debbie Kohler Peter Remington and Peggy Daitch Bruce Whizin Martin and Kelli Fein Alex Kompel Todd and Vera Richman William and Adonna S. Kaplan Endowment Fund David and Amy Feldman Bryan and Michelle Kort Riekes Family Foundation Rob and Lisi Wolf Len and Amy Feldman Michael and Mimi Kress Frank and Helen Risch Sheldon Yellen and Iris Bloom Karin Fine Daniel and Diane Krevolin Tracy Robinson Marc Yudkoff and Mona Goldman Yudkoff Jonathan Finegold Scott and Laura Kupor David and Alison Rodner Alan and Janet Yuspeh Betsy Flaherty Jonathan Kurshan David Rose Jonathan and Leora Zabusky Friends of Max Cowan Charitable Fund Lakes Urgent Care Michael and Ilene Rosen Zeff Kesher Foundation Alan and Belina Fruitman Ronnie Lapinsky Sax Philip Rosenberg Ken and Rebecca Gart Michael and Audrey Laufer Bruce and Mindy Ruben Scott and Cindi Gelman Lawrence Family Community Centers Mark and Shelly Rubenfire Lander and Kari Gold Charles and Linda Lax Marc and Susan Sacks Goldman, Sachs & Co. Cynthia Lazarow Dana Sandweiss Matching Gift Program Seth and Karen Lerner Saul Alexander Foundation Mark and Audrey Goldstein Steve Lesser Brad and Kimberly Schlosser

16 • 2018–2019 ANNUAL REPORT Anonymous Donor (3) Ron and Susan Goldsmith Theodore and Harriette Perlman Steve and Carol Aaron Bernie and Lenora Goldstein David Plavnick Andi and Zack Perelman BBYO Shel and Ellen Goldstein Jay and Jill Plavnick Endowment Fund Michelle Gordon-Wales Heather Polan Berken LEGACY Amanda Babbitt Bruce and Tammy Gorosh Elliott and Estee Portnoy Martin and Rachael Badt Sheila Greenwald Steven and Esther Remer BBYO/March of the Living Endowment Matthew and Melissa Grossman Rosalie and Billy B. Goldberg SOCIETY BBYO/Wisconsin Region BBYO Harold and Ethel Primakow Endowment Fund Restricted Fund Scholarship Fund Rose Kulakow “Angel” Fund Michael and Karen Bernstein Harriet Ancel Family Foundation Michael Rosenberg Beth and Daniel Erlanger BBYO John and Heidi Hassenfeld Carla Rosenthal Individuals and families Endowment Fund Hirschberg Honigman Fund Jonathan and Iris Rotker The Bezalel Foundation Howard Schnoll Fund Jonathan and Sheryl Rubin who have included Bradley and Kathy Bernstein Scott and Jocelyn Hurwitz Rob z”l and Eileen Ruby Endowment Fund Jewish Community Foundation of Stefanie Sager David Brown and Suzanne Muchin Broward County Marc and Joan Saperstein provisions for BBYO in Lauren Brownstein Jewish Federation of Southern New Jersey Rose Saperstein Allan and Susan Carneol Jonathan and Veronica Schmerling Sara Lee Begun Endowment Fund Cheryl and James Snyder BBYO Endowment Fund Hannah Sattler their estates BBYO Endowment Fund Joseph And Helen Swiff Memorial Fund Nat Sattler Dick and Jen Chudnow of the Dallas Jewish Community Gerald Schwartz Jenni Chudnow Foundation Talia Schwartz John Yopps and Melissa Chudnow Steven Morrison and Goldie Kadushin Melinda Swartz and Jeff Schwarz Clement and Sandy Alpert Jonah and Grace Kaplan Michael and Debbie Scribner Designated Endowment Fund Marshall and Jackie Karr Shaol and Evelyn Pozez Endowment David Cohn Hank and Marcie Katzen Mark and Sharon Shapiro Daniel and Rochelle Snyder Paul Loewenstein and Arthur and Michele Siegal BBYO Endowment Fund Jody Kaufman Loewenstein Wayne and Susan Silverman Doug Goldman David and Joan Kazan Walter and Terri Solomon Memorial/Shromrei Endowment Shaul and Pam Kelner Lisa Strause Levinson Dr. Irwin A. Solow BBYO Endowment Fund Howard and Leslie Kirshner Phyllis Tabachnick E. “Bub” Schuman Scholarship Fund of Leo and Donna Kleiner Zabrina Tamarkin Richmond Jewish Foundation Stephen and Leslye Lapidus Teplin-Ner Tamid Endowment Cobi Edelson Cohen and Cobi Edelson Michael and Audrey Laufer Theodore Pincus Endowment Marc and Robyn Eiseman Marvin and Marlene Lauwasser Steven Titlebaum Erv Chudnow Memorial Fund Paul Lebovitz Virginia Council BBYO Brian Feiges and Tamar Kelber Leo And Barbara Balkin Memorial Fund Alumni Scholarship Fund Lawrence and Melissa Feldmesser Rachael Marks Scott Wales Ben and Deb Fendrich Ralph and Randi Levy Russell and Samantha Walsh Douglas Finegood Tobias and Cheryl Libber Helene Weisz Nancy Finegood Lisa and Lee Oleinick William and Adonna S. Kaplan Brad and Lori Fishel BBYO Endowment Fund Endowment Fund Arthur and Leona Fleischer Tedd and Julie Lookatch William and Erica Goodman Jason Steigman and Annette Lutz Household Endowment Fund Dori Frankel-Steigman David and Rachael Marks Howard and Diane Wohl Mark and Linda Freedman Max Weltman Gilead-Memorial Leonard and Karen Zukrow Ari and Jennifer Friedman Shofar Fund Susan Zukrow Donald and Joyce Friedman Stanley Meretsky Yoni and Julie Zvi Friends Of Rosie Frydman Michael and Judy Metzman Endowment Fund Nelson and Joyce Migdal Steve and Marla Frydman James and Felicia Miller Gabe and Alice Rubin Endowment Fund Ron and Susan Miller Robert and Rachel Gebaide Mina and Murray Pfeffer Geri and Steven Recht Special Purpose Fund BBYO Endowment Fund Daniel Moskovitz and Sharon Mishler Joseph and Sharon Giannotti Mitch and Cheryl Moser Marvin Glyder Nita and Edward Zukrow Family Fund Fred and Marjory Goldman Perry and Rubetta Palan Paula Goldman-Spinner Mike Stein and Terri Peckerman-Stein and Marshall Spinner Joe and Maxine Perlen BBYO BOARD OF THE 94TH GRAND BOARD DIRECTORS OFFICERS OF THE ALEPH ZADIK ALEPH Ruth Suzman Board Chair Grand Aleph Godol: Mason Quintero New England Region Walter Solomon Past Chair, Vice Chair, Grand Aleph S’gan: Aidan Jacoby and Treasurer North Texas Oklahoma Region David Brown Grand Aleph Moreh: Jake Jennings Secretary Lonestar Region Matthew Grossman Grand Aleph Mazkir: Miles Bader Chief Executive Officer Central Region West Grand Aleph Shaliach: Liam McLean FY2019 BOARD Wisconsin Region Grand Aleph Gizbor: Ethan Golde Jonathan Anschell Michigan Region Laurie Blitzer Lisa B. Eisen Susan Goldsmith Adean Golub THE 74TH INTERNATIONAL BOARD Andy Guttman Noga Hurwitz OF THE B’NAI B’RITH GIRLS Anita M. Perlman International N’siah International N’siah: Noga Hurwitz Lois Kohn-Claar Central Region West Estee Portnoy International S’ganit: Emily Kolodney Mason Quintero Lonestar Region Grand Aleph Godol International Aym Ha’Chaverot: Marissa Aaronson David Rittberg North Florida Region Marc Saperstein Lynn Schusterman International Mazkirah: Eva Hayman Stacy Schusterman Northern Region East: Northern Virginia Council Craig Weiss International Sh’licha: Emma Herman Northern Region East: DC Council International Gizborit: Blair Wales Wisconsin Region

18 • 2018–2019 ANNUAL REPORT FINANCIALS

2% 1% FY2019 FY2018 FY2017 FY2016

Contributions* 17,303,969 14,458,676 13,734,604 12,173,309

Member Dues 937,787 1,155,129 1,345,212 754,628

Program Fees 17,238,435 16,619,294 15,366,788 16,006,318 50% 44% REVENUE Federations 808,047 727,607 749,103 658,923

Other Revenue 291,387 456,382 356,660 278,897

Total Revenue 37,264,625 33,417,088 31,552,367 29,872,075

3%

FY2019 FY2018 FY2017 FY2016

34% Program 19,489,712 17,930,947 15,798,677 15,522,710 EXPENSES 54% Personnel 11,587,426 11,311,153 9,872,853 9,046,290 Operations 4,395,687 4,170,946 4,512,368 5,161,373 12% Total Expenses 35,472,825 33,413,046 30,183,898 29,730,373

*FY18 & FY17 Contributions include $510,000 of permanently restricted contributions. FY19 Contributions include $695,000 of permanently restricted contributions as well as $1,438,200 of contributions which are restricted to future fiscal years. w

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