JEWISH HOME LIFECARE ANNUAL REPORT 2013 Age Like a New Yorker. New Yorkers know what they want. As they age, they want to enjoy life in the communities they love. To help people age like New Yorkers today, we have determined what we need to do differently; what we, as The New Jewish Home, should be after 166 years of nobly serving in rehabilitative care, skilled nursing, housing and home care. As you will read on the following pages, we are revolutionizing eldercare for all New Yorkers, from the very sickest to those who need a little extra help managing chronic conditions at home. This is The New Jewish Home.

2 THE NEW JEWISH HOME ANNUAL REPORT 2013 We remain true to our historical values as we In the face of healthcare reform and a growing create The New Jewish Home—a comprehensive aging population, The New Jewish Home is network serving New Yorkers as they age, no building an entirely new model of delivering matter their identity, background, level of person-directed care across the continuum. need or where they call home. This is The Because no one wants to live in a traditional New Jewish Home. We honor the rich, full lives nursing home, we will build a 20-story of elders and their families, whether through building in featuring beautiful our inspirational Eight Over Eighty gala or GREEN HOUSE® homes that set a new gold every day in the care we provide and the standard. Specialty rehab centers, built in relationships we build. The year 2013 was one partnership with major New York hospitals, of both challenges and opportunities, which improve post-acute care. And the use of you will read about in this report. We are telehealth for remote health monitoring helps optimistic about our future, and I am deeply New Yorkers better manage chronic conditions grateful to the directors and senior at home. This is The New Jewish Home—which management for their stewardship and to our we are creating with your support and the generous donors for helping us transform how compassionate work of over 4,600 talented New Yorkers grow older. staff and volunteers.

Elizabeth Grayer Audrey Weiner, dsw, mph Chairman President/CEO

3 THE NEW JEWISH HOME ANNUAL REPORT 2013 Don’t Grow Old Without Us. We help New Yorkers age where and how they want: at home— where we serve the majority of our seniors—in rehabilitation after a serious accident or illness, in senior housing, or in the nursing home. One of the oldest, largest and most forward-thinking eldercare networks in our region, The New Jewish Home helps 12,000 New Yorkers annually regain their health and live their lives on their own terms.

4 THE NEW JEWISH HOME ANNUAL REPORT 2013 LIVE WELL, BE AT HOME New Yorkers want to age in place, and Jewish Home keeps elders safe and healthy in the place they call home. In 2013, we served nearly 7,000 people in their homes. Here’s how:

• Telehealth programs empower elders to better understand and manage their own care at home, in adult day centers as well as during post-acute care after a hospitalization. Elders use health monitors to transmit vital signs to nurses, who identify health issues before they become crises.

• Through Solutions at Home geriatric care management, we help seniors and caregivers get the services necessary to live at home safely and productively, and we create individualized care plans to address critical needs.

• Through our licensed home care agency, Home Assistance Personnel Inc., highly trained, supervised home health aides assist elders with daily activities. Nurses provide ongoing evaluations of health needs and create care plans.

Most of those we serve live in their own homes. • In collaboration with Senior Health Partners, we provided care management services for 469 clients receiving home care in the community.

PERSONS SERVED IN 2013*

COMMUNITY† ALL PERSONS HOME CARE SERVICES/CERTIFIED COMMUNITY: 58% HOME HEALTH AGENCY: 80% NURSING HOMES DAY CARE; BRONX, MANHATTTAN, POST-ACUTE: 26% SARAH NEUMAN: 13% NURSING HOMES HOUSING PROGRAMS; LONG-TERM CARE: 16% KITTAY HOUSE, RIVERDALE 202, WEINBERG 202, GLADSTONE 202: 7%

*Contains duplicate persons served †Community excluding transportation

5 THE NEW JEWISH HOME ANNUAL REPORT 2013 GET WELL, GO HOME National healthcare reform emphasizes post-acute care— rehabilitation after a hospital stay—as a crucial way to improve health and reduce costs. Jewish Home has been expanding rehabilitative services to help elders seamlessly manage the transition home from the hospital after illness, injury or surgery. Recent milestones include:

• Our Certified Home Health Agency (CHHA) opened in May 2013 and was fully licensed in October to provide home-based care and rehabilitation therapy for patients recovering from an acute health episode. Throughout nine counties, including , our care teams help individuals get well, stay well and remain out of the hospital.

• In partnership with NYU Langone Medical Center, Jewish Home opened a dedicated post-acute cardiac rehabilitation unit in Manhattan. For patients who have had a cardiac condition, the patient- and family-centered program is a bridge between their hospital stay and safe discharge home.

2013 HOSPITAL 30-DAY READMISSION RATE*

6.2% LOWER THAN % % % NEW YORK STATE 20 22 15.8 BENCHMARK FEDERAL NEW YORK STATE JEWISH HOME JEWISH HOME ACHIEVES RATE BENCHMARK LIFECARE HEALTHCARE REFORM’S GOAL OF LOW REHOSPITALIZATION RATES

*Commonwealth Fund, May 2014 Report, “Aiming Higher: 30-day hospital readmissions from skilled nursing facilities.”

6 THE NEW JEWISH HOME ANNUAL REPORT 2013 “A test of a people LIVE WELL IN A CARING PLACE is how it behaves Jewish Home’s skilled nursing facilities offer complete toward the old.” communities devoted to improved quality of life and person- directed care. In 2013, we created innovative, responsive –RABBI ABRAHAM housing options that set a new standard in long-term care. JOSHUA HESCHEL • We completed the 72-bed University Avenue Assisted Living facility for a diverse elder population in , where elders will age as independently as possible while receiving needed care and support. The building was funded by a $26 million New York State Department of Health HEAL grant.

• We constructed the first of seven Small Houses at Sarah Neuman Center. Built in the Green House style and opened in April 2014, the household provides a real home, choice and independence for the elders, and an empowered staff.

• We continue to make progress towards construction of The Living Center of Manhattan, a transformative long-term care facility for the most vulnerable elders. The 414-bed facility will be the first high-rise implementation of the Green House model and the largest eldercare capital project in New York State.

NURSING HOME OCCUPANCY RATES

NATIONAL MEDIAN 87%

NEW YORK STATE AVERAGE 97.4%

JEWISH HOME LIFECARE NURSING HOMES 98.4%

7 THE NEW JEWISH HOME ANNUAL REPORT 2013 VISION IN ACTION

The New Jewish Home combines bold thought leadership and evidence-based innovation to create a future in which even the most vulnerable elders are cared for with dignity.

To meet the complex needs of seniors and improve outcomes, we develop strategic partnerships that leverage the strengths and resources of leading healthcare organizations throughout New York. In addition to collaborating with NYU Langone Medical Center on a cardiac rehabilitation center, we worked with Mount Sinai Medical Center and opened an orthopedic rehabilitation unit in 2014. We partner with the Alzheimer’s Association to bring a new model of care, Comfort First, to New Yorkers with dementia. And together with Panasonic, we are piloting the Home Gateway, a TV-based telehealth system that expands the use of remote health monitoring and diagnostics.

A model of inclusiveness in a diverse city, Jewish Home was honored for its welcoming care of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender elders, a highly vulnerable population. The SAGE 2013 Aging Services Leadership Award recognized our cultural competencies, new in-service training initiatives and our plans to create residential households exclusively for LGBT older adults in the Living Center of Manhattan.

OUR SUSTAINABLE LEGACY 0% STYROFOAM AND PLASTIC USED ON OUR BRONX CAMPUS

8 THE NEW JEWISH HOME ANNUAL REPORT 2013 “Forward-looking philanthropists are thinking about the entire life cycle. Any great city, any great community, must be a viable place for people to age.”

–AUDREY WEINER President/CEO

Through work-based learning, internships, and college and career counseling, our Geriatric Career Development program helps at-risk high school students climb career ladders in healthcare and build the workforce of the future. Since its inception in 2006, 335 students have enrolled in the three-year extracurricular program; 93% of them have graduated from high school in contrast to the NYC high school graduation rate of 66%. For our home health aides, we introduced a new team- based hands-on training model, developed by Paraprofessional Health Institute, and graduated 87 students in 2013.

Our Sustainable Legacy (continued)

308 3,957 TREES SAVED CARS OFF THE ROAD THROUGH REDUCING PAPER USAGE BY IS EQUIVALENT TO OUR 20,718-TON

2.5 MILLION SHEETS FROM 2009 TO 2013 REDUCTION OF CO2 EMISSIONS SINCE 2007

9 THE NEW JEWISH HOME ANNUAL REPORT 2013 YOUR GENEROSITY

There can be no more “business as usual” when it comes to aging. The numbers are too high, the stakes too great and the lives too sacred. With your generous support, we are embarking on an exciting new chapter in eldercare.

CHANGING THE DISCOURSE OF AGING We convened some 200 people in May 2013 for the Himan Brown Symposium to discuss “Life, Living & Aging on Our Own Terms,” with Dr. Ezekiel Emanuel. Jason Furman, Chair of the White House Council of Economic Advisors, keynoted the 2014 symposium. In March 2014, Eight Over Eighty brought together nearly 500 people to celebrate the lives and achievements of eight remarkable octogenarians. This inspirational event pays tribute to adults 80 years of age and older.

THE NEXT CHAPTER Through The Next Chapter capital campaign, we are investing $150 million in revolutionary building projects, technological advances, leading-edge research, and individualized, responsive care that is right for the times. Our priorities are focused on four areas:

1 in 5 AMERICANS WILL BE 65+ BY 2030*

*U.S. Census Bureau

10 THE NEW JEWISH HOME ANNUAL REPORT 2013 • The Living Center of Manhattan, a landmark long-term skilled nursing home and rehabilitation care facility due to open December 2017.

• Sarah Neuman Center, featuring a wide-scale transformation into Green House-style households.

• University Avenue Assisted Living, which opened in 2013 for income- and medically eligible Bronx seniors.

• Endowments, including advancements in telehealth, services, talent development and clinical research.

ENRICHING LIVES EVERY DAY Thanks to our donors, we inspire elders to lead full, expressive lives by connecting them to the cultural richness of New York and through programs in music, creative arts, technology, and religious and spiritual life. Day in and day out, philanthropic support also underwrites eldercare research, clinical staff training, and annual conferences on palliative care and care for those with dementia.

The beautiful Living Center of Together, we are taking bold action now to create a wide array Manhattan will rise 20 stories of personalized choices for care as we age. We thank you for above West 97th Street. your support. $$$ $$$

$1.3M $150M WAS RAISED IS BEING INVESTED THROUGH AT EIGHT OVER EIGHTY THE NEXT CHAPTER CAMPAIGN

11 THE NEW JEWISH HOME ANNUAL REPORT 2013 FINANCIALS

With all the federal and state changes to the regulatory the highest 5-star ranking from the Centers for landscape, 2013 was a challenging year financially. Medicare and Medicaid Services. Jewish Home Lifecare transitioned programs in • The impact of closing our Transportation and Long response to these changes and finished the year in Term Home Healthcare divisions while simultaneously sound financial position. Notably, net assets increased opening a new Certified Home Health Agency (CHHA) by $40 million over year ago. in a nine county service area and a Care Management Particular financial challenges included: program (as pursuant to the New York State Medicaid redesign Team’s recommendations and mandates) as • The cost pressures felt in our Bronx Division skilled we prepared to open our new Medicaid Assisted Living nursing facility, even as the clinical programs received facility in early 2014.

CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEET DECEMBER 31, 2013 AND 2012

Assets 2013 2012 Liabilities and Net Assets 2013 2012 Current assets Current liabilities Cash and cash equivalents $ 9,687,989 $ 7,935,473 Accounts payable and Cash—resident funds and accrued expenses $ 41,768,432 $ 30,790,799 tenant security deposits 1,782,321 1,794,101 Accrued salaries and Investments 68,402,517 67,503,091 related liabilities 10,228,455 13,914,232 Investments—resident funds 468,620 641,658 Accounts payable—construction 6,110,077 3,673,366 Accounts receivable—net 55,954,691 47,195,726 Lines of credit and loans payable 8,469,141 6,499,497 Inventories—at cost 679,550 827,325 Resident funds 2,250,941 2,435,759 Contributions Accrued pension payable 6,248,372 3,609,756 receivable—net 10,923,704 10,884,730 Accrued interest payable 18,008 19,782 Prepaid expenses and Annuity obligations 241,545 258,983 other receivables 1,120,703 1,733,353 Estimated liabilities Total current assets 149,020,095 138,515,457 to third parties 13,399,601 12,173,687 Security deposits and Assets limited as to use other liabilities 752,352 822,669 Cash and cash equivalents 16,489,664 21,528,398 Current portion of Investments 95,238 95,227 long-term debt 3,981,135 3,596,689 Total assets limited as to use 16,584,902 21,623,625 Total current liabilities 93,468,059 77,795,219

Noncurrent assets Long-term liabilities Cash and cash equivalents 160,168 159,350 Accrued pension payable 41,062,991 60,356,529 Investments 16,575,039 16,631,169 Mortgages payable 22,130,701 26,138,526 Beneficial interest in Swap liability 23,307 gift annuities 331,842 387,508 Loans payable 3,386,887 3,720,590 Contributions Capital advances 26,923,200 26,923,200 receivable—net 5,068,074 2,215,400 Total long-term liabilities 93,527,086 117,138,845 Fixed assets—net 176,231,000 152,359,187 Total noncurrent assets 198,366,123 171,752,614 Total liabilities 186,995,145 194,934,064

Total assets $ 363,971,120 $ 331,891,696 Net assets Unrestricted 106,722,537 69,888,758 Temporarily restricted 59,524,893 56,552,082 Permanently restricted 10,728,545 10,516,792 Total net assets 176,975,975 136,957,632

Total liabilities and net assets $ 363,971,120 $ 331,891,696

12 THE NEW JEWISH HOME ANNUAL REPORT 2013 CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES YEARS ENDED DECEMBER 31, 2013 AND 2012 2013 2012 Temporarily Permanently Unrestricted Restricted Restricted Total Total Operating revenues Residents $ 210,406,603 $ 210,406,603  $ 215,734,242 Community-based 53,812,879 53,812,879  61,192,572 Total patient service revenue (net of contractual allowances and discounts) 264,219,482 264,219,482  276,926,814 Provision for bad debts (4,002,247) (4,002,247) (4,856,845) Net patient service revenue less provision for bad debts 260,217,235 260,217,235  272,069,969 Apartment rentals 6,682,214 6,682,214  6,627,504 Other operating revenues 4,868,956 4,868,956  4,698,445 Contributions 608,180 Net assets released from restrictions 4,440,509 (4,440,509) Total operating revenues 276,208,914 (4,440,509) 271,768,405 284,004,098 Operating expenses Residents 204,034,344 204,034,344  200,466,715 Community-based 49,885,592 49,885,592  52,336,190 Housing 6,433,470 6,433,470  6,227,132 Other programs 5,480,632 5,480,632  5,732,902 Research and education 842,138 842,138  1,018,986 Administrative and general 23,419,680 23,419,680  22,160,026 Total operating expenses (includes interest of $2,129,227 in 2013 and $2,342,383 in 2012) 290,095,856 290,095,856 287,941,951 Operating gain (loss) (13,886,942) (4,440,509) (18,327,451) (3,937,853) Nonoperating revenues, expenses, gains and losses Contributions and grants 18,080,978 10,852,052 211,753 29,144,783 15,440,781 Fund-raising expenses (2,851,784) (2,851,784) (2,186,794) Investment income–net of investment fees 7,330,577 4,148,908 11,479,485  7,863,590 Change in value of split-interest agreements 3,219 3,219  (147,180) Gain on refinancing of the mortgage 138,679 138,679 Loss on swap agreement (23,307) (23,307) Net assets released from restrictions–capital 7,718,189 (7,718,189)  Total nonoperating revenues, expenses, gains and losses 30,396,551 7,282,771 211,753 37,891,075 20,970,397 Change in net assets before other changes in net assets 16,509,609 2,842,262 211,753 19,563,624 17,032,544 Reclassifications (130,549) 130,549  Adjustment to pension liability funded status 20,454,719 20,454,719 (6,117,780) Change in net asset 36,833,779 2,972,811 211,753 40,018,343  10,914,764 Net assets–beginning of year 69,888,758 56,552,082 10,516,792 136,957,632 126,042,868 Net assets–end of year $ 106,722,537 $ 59,524,893 $ 10,728,545 $ 176,975,975  $ 136,957,632

This summary of financial information was prepared by Loeb & Troper LLP for Jewish Home Lifecare. The complete audited financial statement, including related notes and Loeb & Troper’s opinion as independent auditors, may be obtained by writing to Jewish Home Lifecare, 120 West 106 Street, NY, NY 10025 or to the New York State Department of Law, Charities Bureau, 120 Broadway (third floor), NY, NY 10271.

13 THE NEW JEWISH HOME ANNUAL REPORT 2013 DISTINGUISHED DONORS

We are grateful for the generous support of our donors.

1185 Park Foundation Inc. Lou-Ellen and Mel Barkan Harriet and Leon Bortnick 1199 SEIU United Healthcare Workers East J.E. & J.A. Barkey Memorial Foundation Boulevard Marketing, Ltd. Oded Aboodi Tina and Peter Barland Melissa and Michael Boxer Patricia and Alan Abramson Estate of Florence Barrack Estate of Edward A. Bragaline— Christine and Anthony Adamo Florence & Ben Barrack Foundation Edward Speciale Trust Susanne and Mark Addessi Kyra and David Barry William B. and Jane E. Bram Foundation Ilana and David Adelman Richard Bass Alison and Barry Braunstein Andrew Adelson Peter Bauer Adam Braverman Laura and Edward Adler Jesus Bautista Sabine and Robert Breier Leslie and Joshua Adler Clara Beasley S. Breitbarth Advanced Medical Staffing DBA Helane and Harold Becker Edward Brill Promed Personnel Lawrence Becker Jo and Steven Brody Michael Album Vivian and William Beckmann The Andrea & Charles Bronfman Emma Al-Ebbinni Alvin Begun Philanthropies, Inc. Karen Alexander Samuel Begun Rabbi Lester Bronstein Shana Alexander Charitable Foundation Patricia Beilman Barbara Brown Elizabeth and Leo Allard Bella Cucina Maria Himan Brown Charitable Trust Mary Ann and Steven Allard Georgette Bennett and Leonard Polonsky Jack M. Brown Trust Harold Allen Family Fund Karin Brownstein Marissa Allen The David Berg Foundation Dona and Andrew Brucker Alliance for Affordable Services Arlene and Howard Berger Bruno-Shayegani Family Foundation AllianceBernstein Matching Gift Program Amy and Jonathan Bergner Julia Bubman Judith and Harris Alport Alexandra and Seth Bergstein Evelyn Buckstein Altman Foundation Wendy and Howard Berk Hardel Bulgin Linda and Earle Altman Ann Berman and Daniel Feld Orah Burack Samuel Altman Mandell and Madeleine Berman Foundation Jessica Auerbach Burgoon and Matt Burgoon Donna Katzin and Alan Altschuler Michele Berman Brenda Burton Linda Altshuler and David Altshuler Shelley and Robert Berne J.E. & Z.B. Butler Foundation Mary and Gilbert Alverio Vivian and Daniel Bernstein Stacey Butler Alzheimer’s Association NYC Chapter Leslie Bernstein Gary Butts, MD American Honda Foundation Peter Bernstein Eugenia Bye Lars Dueled and Charles Anderson Vivian Bernstein and Stanley Bernstein, Esq. C. R. Bard, Inc. Valrie Anderson Stuart Bernstein C.R. Bard Foundation Andron Construction Corporation John Best City Council Member Fernando Cabrera Sara and Gregory Angrist Caroline and Arnold Birenbaum Wilma Cagan Nina Appel Bonnie Birman Judith and Gary Calka Aquarium Network Naomi Birnbach Maria Camargo Liliane and Peter Arencibia The Bisgeier Family Foundation Lisa Camerino Merri and Avram Arian Jacquelyn Bishop Tahirah Campbell The Ark Foundation Arnelle Blas The Sam and Louise Campe Foundation, Inc. Robin Arnold Blass Consulting LLC Patricia Cangiano Barbara and Alan Aronson Magda and Edward Bleier / Dana Foundation Donald Cannavale Donald Aronson Audrey Bloch David Caplan Ilene Arroyo Frederic Bloch Lauri and David Carey Esther Asch Renee and Fritz Bloch The Carl Marks Foundation Inc. E. Nelson Asiel* Maritza and Jeffrey Block Betty Carlo Atlantic, Tomorrow’s Office The Bloomingdale School Stanley Carp Zainab Attahiru Elaine and Thomas Blumberg Jodi and Ryan Cascade Harriet W. Aufses and Arthur H. Eric Blumencranz George Case, Jr. Aufses, Jr., MD Ellen and William Blumstein Julie Cashon Barry Axelrod Debra Bobe Madeline and Eric Caslow B2B Computer Productions LLC Rochelle and Thomas Bock Sara Cass The Bachmann Strauss Family Fund, Inc. Faerella Boczko CCLC Solutions, Inc. Joan and Frederick Baekeland Rabbi Sandy Bogin and Claire Eisenstadt Central Consulting & Contracting, Inc. Leo Baer Susan Bomser Ellen and Gary Chadwick Martin Baicker Margaret Bondy Earl M. and Margery C. Chapman Foundation Andre Balazs Sonia Bonsu Phyllis N. Charash Living Trust Francine Ballan Kenneth Boockvar Charina Foundation, Inc. Arnold and Janice Barcena Kay Boonshoft Sheila Chervin and Peter Schwartz Bonnie Barest Harold Borkowski Laura and Andy Chonoles Gloria and Richard Barfield Diane and Lewis Bornstein Joyce and Fred Claar

* of blessed memory

14 THE NEW JEWISH HOME ANNUAL REPORT 2013 Distinguished Donors (continued)

Jacky and Jeff Clyman Ruth Drucker Estate of Walter Fischel Terri and Jesse Coffel Derreth Duncan Alan Fischer Ellen Cogliano Sally and Joe Dwek Cheryl Fishbein and Phil Schatten Susan and Bruce Cohen Michael Dyer Enid and Alexander Fisher David Cohen Danielle & Evan Eason Robert Fishman Sheila and Irwin Cohen Will of Lawrence Ebstein Sarah Fitts Jeanette and David Cohen Marcia and David Edell Barbara Fleischer Karen and Arthur Cohen Sharon Edelman Howard Fleischman Lee M. Cohen, CPA Lester Edelstein Jill and Neil Fleischman Penny and Marvin Cohen Mary and Kenneth Edlow Sheri Fleishman Richard Cohen Daniel J. & Edith A. Ehrlich Family Terri Flynn Richard Cohen, DPM Foundation Trust Lori and Patrick Fodale Peter A. & Elizabeth S. Cohn Foundation Alfred Eines Meade and David Fogel Jeff Cohn Jacqueline and Michael Eisenband Carolyn Foley Lorraine and Olivier Cojot-Goldberg Mark Eisenberg Sydney Ford Bobbi Coller and Barry Coller, MD Denise and Nathan Eisler Morris & Natalie Forgash Foundation Francine and Charles Columbus Theodore Eisler Annette Foster Commercial Kitchens, Inc. Anders Eisner Foundation for Long Term Care Community Counseling Service Jane Eisner Jacqueline Fowler Community Foundation of New Jersey Carole and Richard Eisner Dee-Ann and David Fox Sarah Conway The Eisner Foundation The Fraenkel Family Foundation Gladys and Errol Cook EisnerAmper LLP Vito Fraioli* Dale Cooper Ellington Management Group, LLC Frank Crystal & Company Lawrence Corneck Roni and Walter Elovitch Seth Frank Michelanne Corvington Empery Asset Management, LP Sharon Frankel Judy Angelo Cowen Foundation Charitable Diana Engel and John Engel Brenda Frazier Lead Unit Trust Gail and Alfred Engelberg Rachel Fredman Cramer Rosenthal McGlynn, LLC Joyce Eppler Margot and Norman Freedman Crestwood Memorial Chapel Inc. Adam Epstein Stan Josephson and Rita Freedman Monica and Howard Crystal Beatrice Epstein Ellen and David Freeman Cubicles.com Fran and Irwin Epstein Eileen Freeman Elissa Cullman and Edgar Cullman, Jr. Amy and Jason Esralew Jennifer and Michael Freitag Dyan and Robert Cutro Lindsay Eustice Bertram French Linda and Ronald Daitz Jeannie Evans and Bruce Evans James Freund Angela Guglielmo and Frank D’Ambrosio Jenny Harris and David Faber Joseph L. & Ray L. Freund Foundation The Dammann Fund, Inc. JoAnn and Danny Fabrizi Annette Freyre Lucy and Mike Danziger Family Aides Inc. Cheryl Fried Peggy and Richard Danziger Vivian and Roger Farah Marvin Fried Dav Mar Medical Products, Inc. Barry Farber Friedlander Group, Inc. Laurie and James Davidowitz Alison Farmer and Donald Farmer Adam Friedlander Suzanne and Jake Davidson Estate of Leonie Faroll Bernice Friedman Thomas Phillips and Edward Davis Lois Faust Karen and Edward Friedman Robert Davis June Feder Pamela Friedman and George Friedman* Eleanor Deane Bierbower Kathryn Feightner Lesley Friedman Debevoise & Plimpton LLP Lisa and Michael Feiner Mark Friedman Linda DeHart William Feinstein Rosele and Daniel Frishwasser Helen Matchett Demario Foundation Muriel Feldman Sally Froelich Gladys Demos Karen and Paul Feldman Anna Frolova Janet Demuth Lizzi Felsher Susan Frunzi Irving Denbaum Joan Feng Christina Coiro-Fuchs and Avery Fuchs Mary Jane Denzer Estate of George Fenmore David Fuchs Elisabeth DePicciotto Margaret Fernandes Victoria Moran-Furman and Jay Furman Suzanne Despins Jennifer and Christopher Ferreri Morris and Gertrude Furman Foundation Deutsche Bank Americas Foundation Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Hilda and J. Gabrilove Cristina Diaz Duane Fiedler Bridget Gallagher Valerie and Charles Diker Sheila and Kenneth Fields Edward Garelick Charles Dimston Arthur Figur, MD Gerald Garofalo Alisa and Daniel Doctoroff Elizabeth Fine Richard Garrison Leslie and Mitchell Dorf Ellen Fine Gloria Gayle Michael Doron The Fink Foundation GDC Medical Electronics R G & A M Douglas Foundation Phyllis and Harvey Finkelstein Fara Gebusion Deirdre Downes Robert Finkelstein Herman Geiser Ruth Drazen Meredith Fiore Michael Gelb

* of blessed memory

15 THE NEW JEWISH HOME ANNUAL REPORT 2013 Distinguished Donors (continued)

Joseph Gelband Herta Gordon Health Advances, LLC Patrice Gelband Natalie and Mel Gordon Health Professions Press Jane and Arlen Gelbard Samantha and Jonathan Gordon Elaine Healy, MD Ellen and Moshe Gelboim Gorton & Partners, LLC Kevin Healy Leslie and Lawrence Geneen Karen and Scott Gottdiener William Randolph Hearst Foundation Amy George and Andrew George Riva Gottesman Julia and Henry Hecker Miriam Gerber Robin and Scott Gottlieb The Harriet and Robert H. Heilbrunn Fund Joseph Germano Priscilla and Harold Grabino Andrew D. Heineman* Jacqueline and Alan Gershenhorn Bonnie and Howard Graff Katherine Heineman Ethan Geto | Geto & de Milly, Inc. Gramercy Park Memorial Chapel Janet Heit Phyllis and Stanley Getzler Emily and Eugene Grant Rabbi Shai Held and Rachel Held Brenda Gevertz Marc Grappel Jean Heller Judy and David Gilberg Elizabeth Grayer and Aidan Synnott Lesley Heller and Michael Heller Nancy and Dennis Gilbert Fern and David Grayer Talya Hellman Glen Gilbert Louise and Stephen Grayer Jacqueline and Robert Helpern Lonya Gilbert Joseph Graziani Joy Henshel Lorraine and Richard Gilden Rona Green Hercules Welding & Boiler Works Carol Fewberg and Kenneth Gilman Sheree Green Jonathan Herman Helen and Thomas Gilmartin Greenberg Traurig, LLP Elizabeth and William Herman Laurie and Stephen Girsky Edward Greenberg Anne Herrmann and John Herrmann, Jr. Alison and Gilbert Gjersvik Natalie and Eli Greenberg Leonard Hersh Lucille Gladstone Frances Greenberg Karen and David Hershberg Suzanne Glaser Karen Greenberg and Jill Warren Greenberg Jennifer and Alan Hershey Zachary Glazer Robert Greenberg Judith Hertanu Glickenhaus Foundation Ellen and Stanley Greenberg Hertog Foundation, Inc. Susan Glickman Robert Greene Susan and Roger Hertog Lisa Glover and Reiner Bohning Charles Greenhouse Leba and Philip Hertz GNYHA Ventures Camilla Trinchieri and Stuart Greenspon Katherine Hess Gail and Maury Golbert Marilyn Marzolf and Michael Greenstein Peggy Hess and Walter W. Hess, Jr.* Heide and Simeon Gold Karyn Ginsburg and Bruce Greenwald Jill Hill and Kevin Hill Sunny and Bradley Goldberg Mindy and Drew Greenwald Rose Hyman-Hindin and Howard Hindin Marilyn P. Goldberg Lisa and Don Grennon Charles Hirsch Leon Golden Jason and Rebecca Griffith Elinor and Robert Hirsch Goldman Sachs & Co. David Grimes Jill and Mark Hirsch Goldman, Sachs & Co. Matching Gift Program Naomi Gross Gary Hirschberg Goldman Sonnenfeldt Foundation Beth Grossman The Irma T. Hirschl Trust Barry Goldman Lori Grossman Nancy and Joel Hirschtritt Debbie Bisno Goldman and David Goldman Marilynn and Ronald Grossman Elizabeth and Jonathan Hirschtritt The Herman Goldman Foundation Susan Grossman and Matthew Lasky Jolie and Stuart Hirschtritt Jane Goldman Sondra Grundman Stacy and Jonathan Hochberg Jill and Lee Goldman Lori Gryga Suzan and Mitchell Hochberg Richard H. Goldman Memorial Foundation Amy and Simon Guenzl Rita / Irwin Hochberg Family Foundation Randi Goldmann and Martin Foreman Jane Guggenheimer and Randolph Renee Hofman Louis Callmann Goldschmidt Family Guggenheimer, Jr. Mary Beth Hogan Foundation, Inc. Judith and Stephen Gutmann Diane and Mark Holland Clifford Goldsmith Susan and David Haas Patricia and Jeffrey Horing Penny Goldsmith Kathleen Hagan Clare L. Horn Joanne and Jeffrey Goldstein Helen and Peter Haje Robin and Michael Howald Susan and Jeffrey Goldstein Lynn and Martin Halbfinger Howard L. Zimmerman, Architects, P.C. Richard Goldstein Hall Family Foundation Elaine Hua Ellen Goldstein-Hicklen and Larry Hicklen Lauren and Alan Halperin Kathleen Hulser Arianne and Robert Golub Joanna and Elliot Halperin Minerva Hutchinson Rena Golub Susan Halpern Cara Nash Iason and Lawrence Iason Sandra and Peter Golze Elaina Hamill IBM Kenneth Gomez Lawrence Handler Carol Ingall Edward Gonzalez Scott Hansen Insuregy Agency, Inc. Verona and Jorge Gonzalez Rebecca Hanus Caterina Iosifescu Judith Goodhue Fran and Carl Harnick Isabella Freedman Jewish Retreat Rhonna and Ezra Goodman Ann Harris Center, Inc. Myrna and Lawrence Goodman Estate of Irving Harris Charles B. Israel Foundation Nancy and Richard Goodman Jack Harris Joseph Israel The Goodman-Lipman Family Mary Lee Hartzell and Andrew Hartzell, Jr. Beverly Israely Foundation, Inc. Jill and Merwin Haskel Maire Jaanus Annette Goodrich Revocable Trust Lisa and Ira Hasson Estate of Henry Jacobs Edward Gordon Jeffrey Hasterok Diane Jacobs

* of blessed memory

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Patricia Jacobs The Mortimer and Barbara Klaus Marcia and David Lavipour Sheryl Jacobs Family Foundation Ellen Lazarus and Howard Lazarus Howard Jacobson Peter Klebanow Leader Realty Advisors, Inc. Kenneth Jacobson Lauren and Alan Klein LeadingAge, Inc. Deborah and Mark Jacoby Charles and Jane Klein Family Fund Stanley Lebo Bobbie Stein and Michael Jaffe Phyllis and Harvey Klein Silvia and Mark Lederman The Jandon Foundation Mary and Justin Klein Irwin Leff Everett and Margery Jassy Marion Klein Faith and Maurice Lefkort Kathy and Michael Jeary Pat and John Klingenstein The Samuel J. and Ethel LeFrak Jersey Infrared Consultants John and Fred Klingenstein Fund of Charitable Trust Jewish Communal Fund UJA Federation Elizabeth and Alan Legatt Jewish Community Center in Manhattan John and Patricia Klingenstein Fund Leir Charitable Trust I Jewish Memorial Chapel Inc. The Carroll and Percy Klingenstein The Leir Charitable Trusts and Joel Isaacson & Co., LLC Foundation, Inc. The Ridgefield Foundation Judith John-Robinson The Susan Klingenstein Fund Roberta Lenz Penelope and Ray Johnston-Foote Fran and Bill Klingenstein Virginia and John Leone Estate of Al Jolson R. Beth Klopott, PhD and Zvi Klopott, MD The Lerer Family Charitable Foundation, Inc. Rory and David Jones Thelma Knight Susan and Andrew Lese Elizabeth Scheuer and Peter Joseph Gloria and Richard Kobrin Miriam Levi Stan Josephson and Rita Freedman Geraldine and Robert Koenen Judith H. Levick Doris Judell Elinor Koeppel Alisa F. Levin and Charles Nathan Just Give Marlene Konopolsky Carol Lee and Jerry W. Levin Alvin Kabot Jian and Kwok Koo Raquel and Lear Levin Chris Kachulis Beverly Kopf and Bobbie Birleffi Alan Levine, Esq. Miriam Kagan and Sheldon Werdiger Lynette and Steven Koppel David and Ruth Levine Abraham Kahn Susannah Gardiner and David Kornblau Harvey Levine Joseph Kaidanow Sandra and Mitchell Kornblit Andrew and Michelle Levine Abbey and Stephen Kalina Straus Shirley and Edward Kornreich Louise Katz and Robert Levinsohn Sandra and Michael Kamen Fred Korzan, Jr. Pat and Robert Levinson Amy and Daniel Kamensky Stacy and David Kramer Ellen and David Levy The Mildred Kaminsky Revocable Living Kramer, Levin, Naftalis & Frankel Deanna and Jerome Levy Trust March 4, 1993 Judith and Lewis Kramer Mark Levy Kaplan Family Charitable Foundation Roslyn Kramer Carol Lewbell-Gray Renee and Daniel Kaplan Pauline Kravath Edward Lewis Irving Kaplan Helen Kravit and Stephen Radin Susan Lewis Jared Kaplan Laura Krein Linda and Leslie Libow Joan Kaplan Jeanne and Allen Krieger Peggy and Michael Lichtenstein Joy and Joseph Kaplan Lynn and Jules Kroll Susan and David Liebergall Robin Kaplan Naomi and Paul Kronish Florence and Gordon Liebergall Mary Jane and Thomas Karger Joseph Kronk Charles Lindner Saugat J. Karki D.R. and Irwin Kruger Amy and Steve Lipin Karen and Jay Kasner Karin and Michael Krugman Loeb & Troper, LLP Yiannis and John Katsogridakis Eileen and David Krutchik Jeanette Loeb Leslye and Gary Katz Mrs. Barbara W. Kummel Frank and Marjorie Loffredo Katie and Ezra Katz William Kummel Roger Logan Beth Kaufer Kuoni Group Travel Experts Catherine and John London Earle Kazis The Kurzman Fund Phyllis Longhi Carol and Gershon Kekst Doreen and Stephen Kushel Helene Lorinsky Frances Kelley Jacqueline LaColla Joan Lowenfels and Fred Lowenfels Doris Kempner Ellen Lagemann Susan and Michael Lowenstam Edythe Kenner Foundation Michael Laginestra Leon Lowenstein Foundation Ernie Kent Laurie Lagronegro Linda and Steven Lowenthal Evelyn Kenvin Lake Road Foundation Susan and Alan Lubin Debra Kenyon Lucille Lambiasi Alan Lubliner Edward Kerner Mary and Philip Landrigan Charlotte Lumia Joanne Kesten and James Weinberg Robert Lanfranchi Yvonne Lumsden Sydney & Rob Kindler Edith and Daniel Lang Judith and Michael Luskin City Council Member Andy King Joann and Robert Lang M&T Bank Samuel King Phyllis Lantos Archie MacGregor Nancy Fisher and Marc Kirschner, Esq. Ruth and Sidney Lapidus Lawrence Madison Steven Kirshenbaum Larchmont Temple Joan and John Maire Rochelle and Howard Kivell Milana Lasker Melanie Katzman and Russell Makowsky Joel A. Klarreich Laurie M. Tisch Illumination Fund Jill Abramson and Jonathan Malamy

* of blessed memory

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Acte Maldonado and Manuel Norat Renee Miller Amanda and Ned Offit Marilyn and Rubin Maloff Stephie and Bill Miller Old Oaks Foundation, Inc. Patricia Malone Stacey and Eric Mindich Wendy Flanagan and Christopher O’Malley Elizabeth Maloney Jessica and Mark Mindich On Target Impressions Susan and Sheldon Manspeizer Sylvia Miranda Oppenheim Family Fund Daniel Margolis Marilyn Mizrahi Elaine Oppenheim Marilyn and Arthur Margon Jeannette Molho Paula Oppenheim Lisa and Michael Marinelli Montefiore Information Technology Suzi and Martin Oppenheimer Lori Zabar and Mark Mariscal Donna Moore OptumHealth Linda Wishnick Markowitz Thomas E. Moore, III Paula Oreck Maria and Roger Markowitz Norma Morel Lauren Heymann and David Orelowitz Stanley Marlin Nereida Moreno Spyros Orfanos, PhD Antonia Marrero MaryAnne Morgan Karen and Gene Oshman Marsh Inc. Mavis Morgan Bette Ostroff Elaine Marshack Rita and Ronald Morgan Janet and Sabino Pace Martha Hart—Ruth T. Akston Residuary Trust Morrison Management Specialists— Paul Padial James Martin Morrison Senior Living Wendy Paisner Luis Martinez The Morse Family Foundation, Inc. Efrosini and Philip Palmer Anneliese C. Marx Iris and Andrew Morse Panasonic Corporation of North America Margery and Edgar Masinter Henry & Lucy Moses Fund, Inc. Lisa Messinger and Aaron Panken Elaine and Steven Masket Susan Calhoun Moss and Charles Moss Irene Pantages David Massey The Mount Sinai Hospital Donna and John Pantowich Estelle Mates and Irving Mates* Mount Sinai School of Medicine Marcey and Stanley Pantowich Dorothy and Robert Matza Mary and Jack Moy Michael Parley David Maya Carol and J. Richard Munro The Parsons Family Foundation Clinton Mayer, III Robin Murray Patient Care Associates Inc. Joan A. Mayer Jean Muzinic The Patrick & Catherine Weldon Donaghue Shikha and Kenneth Mayer Neal P. Myerberg Medical Research Foundation Steven Mayer Firouzeh Naima Dottie and Martin Payson Ramona Maysonet Audrey and Bruce Nathanson John Pearl Nancy and David Mcallister Jackie and Ira Neimark Fritz Penn Kathleen McArdle Andrea and James Nelkin Valerie Penn McDermott Will & Emery Network Electrical Contracting Corp. People Care, Inc. Charitable Foundation Network For Good Perelson Weiner, LLP McDermott Will & Emery, LLP Network For Good—DC Ruth and Samuel Perelson Cathy McDonald Janet Neufeld and Richard Neufeld, MD Kathy and Richard Perkal Susan McNeill New Palace Paint Supply Co., Inc. Richard and Kathleen Perkal Foundation Diane and William McTigue New York City Department for the Aging Milton Pesantez Medline Industries, Inc. New York City Transit Authority Fred Peskoff Edward Meehan The New York Community Trust Lisa Peterson Robert Melican New York State Child and Adult Care Pfizer Foundation Matching Gifts Program Regina Melly Food Program Jeffrey Phillips Julius & Evelyn Melnick Foundation, Inc. New York State Department of Health Shaya and Catherine Phillips Gisele and Michael Melnick New York State Education Department Sharon and Irving Picard Constance Melrose New York State Environmental Picket Family Foundation, Inc. Anne Meltzer and Frederick Wang Facilities Corporation Ellen and Arthur Pincus Edward Menashy* Stephanie and Jay Newman The Pinkerton Foundation Paul Mendelsohn Joseph Newman Cindy and David Pinter Federico Mennella Newman-Tanner Foundation Jane Plata-Gonzalez Susan Merinoff Betty and Allan Newmark Plaza Jewish Community Chapel, Inc. Arlene Meritz Ellen Fleischman-Litsky Henry Sandi Pleeter Roxandra Meron Nias Foundation Andrea Fram Plotkin Sandy and Jonathan Merrill Judith Nicholson Irwin Polivy* Bennett Merson Linda Nieberg Betsy and Paul Polivy Candice Meth Paulette Resnick and Stephen Nislick Jean Pollak and Henry Pollak, II Metropolitan Business Network, Inc. William Norden Merileeds and Thomas Pollak Metzger-Price Fund, Inc. Paul Noto Georgia and William Pollak Donna Meyer Margaret Nuzum Amy and Kenneth Pollinger Helene Meyers NYU Hospitals Center Laura and John Pomerantz Kim and Evan Meyers Jill Oberlander and Laurence Penn Ron Poole-Dayan and Gregory Poole-Dayan Jodi and Ken Meyerson Lynn Oberlander and Gary Drevitch Melissa Porter Debora Michaels Marjorie Oberlander Positive Promotions, Inc. Linda and Arthur Miles Office of the Bronx Borough President Randi and Michael Potack Carol Miller and Richard Levy Office of the Manhattan Borough President Andrea and Andrew Potash Martha Miller Nancy and Morris Offit Janet and William Powers

* of blessed memory

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Jean McVoy Pratt Jeanny and Michael Roth Dorothy Schreiber Premier Home Services, Inc. Denise and Jeff Rothberg Christine and Audrey Schultz The Price Family Foundation Elaine and Lawrence Rothenberg Barbara Benerofe and Harvey Schulweis Progressive Home Health Services Amy and Robert Rothman Schwartz Family Fund Pronto Repairs, Inc. Carol Rothschild Cindy Shaffran and Gary Schwartz Proskauer Rose, LLP Ilissa Rothschild Carol and Leonard Schwartz Christine Quaglietta Debbie and Jeff Rothschild Donna and Marvin Schwartz Julie and Steven Raab Peter Rothschild Selfhelp Community Services, Inc. Laura Radensky Sandra Rothschild Ursula Seligmann Norma Raisler Cynthia and Gerald Rothstein Iris and Mark Selinger Denise Rallis Joel Rotner Leonora Sensinger Random House, Inc. Lori Rotskoff and Michael Canter Elizabeth Pagel Serebransky and Karen Ohlbaum and Mitchell Rashkin Barbara* and Richard Rovit Joel Serebransky Betty and Michael Rauch The Sam & Jennie Rovit Memorial Barbara Seril Susan and Arthur Rebell Foundation, Inc. Ruth Serwitz City Council Member Domenic Recchia Susan and Richard Rowland Judith and Kenneth Seslowe Lynn and Michael Reichgott Sherri and Marc Rozansky Kirat and Kulwant Sethi Maria Reina Mary Rubens and Charles Rubens, II Toni Sexton Joann Reinhardt, PhD and Kenneth Reinhardt Regina M. Rubenstein Joan Shapiro Green and Franklin Green Amy Weiss and Daniel Reisen Beth Rubin The Peter Jay Sharp Foundation Edward Reiss Nan and Howard Rubin Howard Shaw Judith and Burton Resnick Corinne Winston and Joseph Rubin Joanne and Spencer Shaw E. Malca Resnick Peter Rubin Elizabeth and David Sherman Susan Resnick and Gene Resnick, MD The Shelley and Donald Rubin Foundation Robert Shlasko Meishin Riccardulli Gail and Charles Rubinger Walter and Hannah Shmerler Margaret S. & Henry Hart Rice Foundation Candace Rubinoff-Hirschberg Gregg Schneider Richard L. Hoffman & Associates, Inc. Zel and Dr. Lou Rubins Liora Shoenig Arlene Richman Stefanie and Jonathan Ruch Linda and David Sicher Sylvia and Harold Richman Julia and Joshua Ruch Dmitry Sidanov Sheila and Hal Richman May And Samuel Rudin Family Galina Sidanov Mary Riley Foundation, Inc. Michelle and Alan Sidrane Thomas Riley Rye Country Day School Perkins Eastman Phyllis and Douglas Rimsky Patricia and Jay Sackman Janice Siegel and Lloyd Marks Bonnie and Eliot Riskin Evelyn and Andres Sadler Robert Siegel Sheila Robbins and George Schwab Karin and Stephen Sadove Signature Cleaning Services, Inc. Judith and Robert A. Roberts Florence Safford-Berkowitz Jayne Silberman, PhD Susan Robertshaw Lynda and Robert Safron Susan Silver Jacqueline Tepper and David Robinov Marsha and Stephen Saft Jacquelyn and Donald Silverman Stuart Robinowitz David Sager Estate of David I. Silverman Mary and Christopher Robinson Barbara Salmanson Daniel Silverstein Tami Robinson Chester Salomon Klara and Larry Silverstein Mordecai Rochlin Carol and Arthur Saltzman Ruth Bernard and Bernard Simon Rocking Chair Foundation Betty Salzer David Simon Foundation Thelma S. Rodbell Charitable Foundation Anicia Sampang-Bruel Susanne and Manfred Simon Mary Roller and Stanton Roller Alan Samuels The Sidney, Milton and Julie Romero Dorian Samuels Leoma Simon Foundation The Frederick P. & Sandra P. Rose Foundation The Fan Fox and Leslie R. Samuels Stephanie Simon Joan and Seth Rosen Foundation, Inc. Ruth-Lesli Sinanian Gloria Rosenberg Anne Sanderson Carol Singer Marvin Rosenberg Burt Savitsky Claude Singer Kim and Richard Rosenberg Hollis Rafkin-Sax and Ben Sax Linda Singer Helene and Sam Rosenberg Mary Scala Suellen and Howard Singer Ellen Rosenbloom Holly Schachner Wolfson and Allan Wolfson Florence and Warren Sinsheimer Marie and Jonathan Rosenthal Helen and Barry Schachter Rabbi Jeffrey Sirkman and Susan Sirkman Pat and John Rosenwald Robin Schafer The Sirus Fund The Edward John & Patricia Rosenwald Elizabeth and Paul Schaffer The Skirball Foundation Foundation Suzanne and Robert Schaps Skuld North America Inc. Constance and Arthur Rosner Gail Schargel and Bill Powell Michael & Ruth Slade Foundation Deborah and David Ross David Schechtman SLCE Architects, LLP Mrs. Arthur Ross Ronald Schliftman Joan and David Sloan Nina and Ivan Ross Ann Schlusselberg Family of Rose Slove Toni Ross Tami Schneider Margo Smiley Richie Jackson and Jordan Roth Brian Schorr Jean and Barry Smith

* of blessed memory

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Debra and Franklin Smith Emily Glasser and William Susman Gayle and Jay Waxenberg Dr. Morris Smoller Social Services Fund Sherri Sussman Estate of Leon Jay Weil Susan and Michael Sokol Drew Swiss Amy Weinberg and Norbert Hornstein Judy and Robert Soley Susan Switzer and Daniel Orlow Evelyn and Barry Weinberg Barbara and Edward Solomon Jeremy Tabick The Harry & Jeanette Weinberg Foundation Mary and David Solomon / Tag Associates, LLC Peggy F. Weinberger Goldman Sachs Gives Nicki and Harold Tanner Audrey Weiner, DSW, MPH and Jeffrey Elise Solomon Susan Tarcov Solomon, PhD Geula and Josh Solomon Angela and Lawrence Taylor Fred and Carole Weiner Marcy and Perry Solomon Richard Teller Laurie and David Weiner David Sorkin Judy and Warren Tenney Foundation Vicki Weiner and Ronald Weiner, CPA Mindy and Kenneth Sosne Lois and Arnold Tepfer Elizabeth and James Weingast Karen Spaulding Marvin Tepper Emanuel and Anna Weinstein Foundation Jackson E. & Evelyn G. Spears Foundation Stefanie and Corey Tessler Margery and Paul Weinstein Specialized Association Services, Inc. Enoch Tetteh-Nartey Carol and Kenneth Weiser Evan Spelfogel The University of Maryland Foundation, Inc. Nancy and Edward Weiser Susan Spencer Suzanna Thieblot Rachel and Gregory Weiss Carol and Arthur Spinner Soumya Thomas Cybele Weisser Myra Kramer and Frank Spitalny Tiger Foundation Charles Weissman Hilda and Peter Spitz Roger Tilles Harriet and Paul Weissman Jill and Richard Spitz Tisch Foundation, Inc. Wellfleet Foundation, Inc. Linda and Jerome Spitzer Joan Tisch The Wendy’s Company Tony Squire Laurie Tisch Beatrice and Kenneth Werden Suzanne and Brian Stadler The Wilma S. & Laurence A. Tisch Foundation Joyce and Bernard West Lari Stanton Tishman Construction, an AECOM Company Linda and Ben Wetchler The Elizabeth and Oliver Stanton Foundation Titlevest Agency, Inc. The Whitney Condominium Association, Inc. Amy and Rob Stavis Hillel and Wendy Tobias Golda Widawski Stecher Family Foundation Marlene Toobin Josh Wiener Mark Steiger Carmen Torres* Jeffrey Wiesenfeld Robin and Richard Stein Tai Tran Lise & Jeffrey Wilks Family Foundation Robert F. Stein Robyn Transport Judith and Fred Wilpon Rabbi Bonnie Steinberg and Daniel Theresa and Dean Travalino The Judy and Fred Wilpon Family Gensler, PhD Andrea Tschan Foundation Inc. Emily and Steven Steinman UJA-Federation of New York Elizabeth and Bruce Wilson Betty and Bernard Steinweg Nancy Ullman and W. Anthony Ullman* Winkleman Company, LLC Mitchell Steir United Hospital Fund of New York Alison and Robert Wise Stellmar Plumbing & Mechanical Corp. Unitex & Med-Apparel Services Ellen Aronowitz-Witkes and Michael Witkes Sterling Sanitary Supply Corporation University of Heidelberg Arlene Wittels Judith Stern Peck University of Waterloo Howard and Diane Wohl Beth and Allan D. Stern Cara Unowsky Wolf Haldenstein Adler Freeman & Herz, LLP Estate of Ruth Cuker Stern Matthew Unterman Alfred Wolff Jane and James Stern Leslie and Geert Van Brandt Nancy and John Wolff Jane Stern Family Foundation, Inc. Elvira and Efrain Vazquez Patty and Russell Wolff Robert A.M. Stern Theresa Veltri Donald Worton Walter P. Stern & Elizabeth Stern Rosemarie and Jonathan Victor Elizabeth and Earle Yaffa Foundation Inc. Elizabeth Vranka and Lawrence Vranka, Jr. Ann and Fredric Yerman Glenn Stewart Florie and Robert Wachtenheim Judy Young Evelyn Stock Joan and Sol Wachtler Marissa and David Zackowitz Nancy Stoddard Lauren Wachtler and Paul Montclare Beth Zadek and Joff Steckel Evan Stone Robin and Philip Wachtler Zaskorski & Notaro Architects, AIA, LLP Ellyn and Jeffrey Stone Barbara and Leonard Wacksman Mauri and Scott Zemachson Barbara Strauss Honey Waldman Josette Zichello Jacqueline and Lary Stromfeld MaryAnn and Michael Walker Carol and Lawrence Zicklin Karin Strumwasser and David Strumwasser Katharine O’Callaghan and Bruno Walmsley Paula and Jerold Zieselman Michele and John Stuart Kathleen and Edward Walsh Michael and Bridget Zimmermann Studley, Inc. Dale and Peter Wang Susan Etess and Howard Zimmerman Estate of Frederica Stumpf Linda Wank Karen Zimmerman and Paul Bindler Elizabeth and Mayo Stuntz Heather Wasserman Zion Memorial Chapel Suburban Carting Corp Marla Wasserman Andrew Zobler Suka Creative, Inc. Rosalind and Reuben Wasserman Corinne and Neil Zola Andrea and Peter Sullivan Wendy Waterman Seymour Zubkoff Don Summa Audrey Wathen Roy J. Zuckerberg Family Foundation Ellen and Bob Sunness Gillian and Richard Watt Concept/Design: Suka NY / sukacreative.com

* of blessed memory

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