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ANNUAL REPORT 2017 INTERNATIONAL RESCUE COMMITTEE ANNUAL REPORT 2017

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MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT AND CHAIRS OF THE IRC BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND OVERSEERS 6

THE IRC AND SESAME WORKSHOP 8

SURVIVAL 12

RECOVERY 20

RENEWAL 30

OUR SUPPORTERS 40

BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND STAFF LEADERSHIP 68

Children collect water from IRC-filled water tanks in FINANCIAL REPORT 70 their village in Yemen.

Kellie Ryan/IRC HOW YOU CAN HELP 71 The International Rescue Committee has stepped up at this critical moment—helping more people than ever before and using its voice for the world’s most vulnerable people. We are a committed advocate 4 5 for refugees and displaced people, and the communities which host them, no matter their race, religion or country of origin.

DAVID MILIBAND PRESIDENT AND CEO

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MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT AND CHAIRS OF THE IRC BOARD

OF DIRECTORS AND OVERSEERS Katherine Farley Timothy F. Geithner Tracy R. Wolstencroft David Miliband Co-Chair Chair Co-Chair President and CEO IRC Board of Directors IRC Overseers IRC Board of Directors

Dear Friends, Together we won the MacArthur Foundation’s first- as a refuge from dictatorship—and express infrastructure across finance, procurement and ever $100 million “100&Change” award to bring solidarity with the countries bearing the greatest human resources. We are proud and determined to We are living in a time of pressing and growing education and healing to a generation of Syrian burden of the crisis. uphold the highest standards of professionalism, humanitarian need. More than 65 million people refugee children. set out in the IRC Way and related policies, in have been displaced by conflict or disaster and We are sad to report that in the U.S. refugee which all staff are trained and held accountable. half are children. Compounding this global crisis, Today, the IRC’s leadership, expertise and over admissions have been reduced to a historic low. the families desperate for safety—and even the 80 years of experience have never been more The figure set for Fiscal Year 2017 was 45,000— Our efforts to continually improve outcomes 6 humanitarian workers who endeavor to help needed. The Syrian war has driven 13.5 million half the average of recent years. IRC research for the people we serve and our cost-effective 7 them—are increasingly under assault. people from their homes. We have seen the tragic suggests only 21,200 refugees will actually stewardship of your generous contributions are re-emergence of famine in South Sudan and be admitted, significantly reducing support for primary reasons that the IRC continues to earn The International Rescue Committee has stepped the devastating effects of hunger in East Africa, refugees and weakening America’s longstanding top marks from charity evaluators: A+ from up at this critical moment—helping more people Nigeria and Yemen. In Myanmar, deadly attacks commitment to the world’s most vulnerable. CharityWatch; “meets all 20 standards” from the than ever before and using its voice for the world’s caused 671,000 Rohingya civilians to flee Better Business Bureau Wise Giving Alliance; most vulnerable people. We are a committed At the IRC, we run towards problems and not away to Bangladesh. and four stars from Charity Navigator for an advocate for refugees and displaced people, and from them. We seek new solutions, pushing the unprecedented 11th consecutive year. the communities which host them, no matter In more than 40 countries, we help refugees boundaries of humanitarian aid in some of the their race, religion or country of origin. Year after survive, recover and rebuild their lives. We provide toughest places on earth. At times, we are called We thank you for standing with us and ask for your year, we bring hope and lifesaving care to millions not only emergency aid, such as clean water and upon to address challenges so great that history continued support as we tackle the challenges and whose lives have been shattered by crisis. health care, but also economic support, education offers little instruction in how to solve them. It harness the opportunities that lie ahead. and job skills training. In the U.S. we empower is through the passion and persistence of our As we meet the challenges in front of us, we are refugees to restart their lives. And we are a frontline workers, and the partnership of visionary proud to present our 2017 Annual Report, which growing presence in Europe, bringing our expertise donors, that we will discover the roadmap forward. offers a glimpse into our work—and the impact of in refugee resettlement to the fore. generous support from governments, corporations, Binding us in everything we do are our values, foundations and individuals. An exciting new How we respond to the global refugee crisis is a commitment to excellence and strong moral development featured in this report test of our character and what we stand for. When grounding. To ensure our field staff can make is our partnership with Sesame Workshop. we welcome refugees, we safeguard democracy an even greater impact, we are investing in our

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THE LARGEST EARLY CHILDHOOD INTERVENTION IN THE HISTORY OF HUMANITARIAN RESPONSE

Sesame Workshop and the International Rescue Committee bring education and hope to refugee children. 8 9

Joy, learning and laughter.

This is sadly not the experience of the 32 million children around the world whose homes, communities and lives have been shattered by conflict and crisis.

For the past seven years, Syria and its neighboring countries have been the epicenter of a global refugee crisis, with millions of children born into chaos. Many of these children lack a safe place to learn, to play and to heal. They will suffer the invisible scars of war for years to come.

Together, the International Rescue Committee and Sesame Workshop are committed to changing this.

The IRC and Sesame Workshop first came together in 2016 to Tonton the Muppet interacts with a Syrian refugee develop an innovative approach to early childhood development girl during a kindergarten class at the Fneish camp in in crisis settings. eastern Lebanon.

Tara Todras-Whitehill/IRC In December 2017, our partnership was awarded the MacArthur

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Foundation’s inaugural $100 million 100&Change programming, this investment will change the way grant to make real progress toward solving a the humanitarian system responds to refugee critical problem of our time. crises around the world. Through our work with Sesame Workshop, we aim to transform the With this extraordinary investment, our partnership humanitarian sector so that early childhood will transform the language, early reading, math interventions become an essential component of and social-emotional skills of a generation of any response. children affected by the Syrian war. Focusing on children in Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon and Syria over the next five years, the plan combines the depth of in-person services, reaching 1.5 million children, with the breadth of mass media, reaching 9.4 million children. It will be the largest early childhood intervention in the history of humanitarian response. Right: Sesame Street Muppets visit with children in a By creating and rigorously testing new models for refugee camp in Lebanon.

effective, scalable and sustainable early childhood Ryan Heffernan/Sesame Workshop

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OUR PROGRAM HAS THREE LIFE-CHANGING COMPONENTS:

Support for parents Early learning centers A new educational to help them provide within formal and informal television show featuring the nurturing care and settings to provide children Sesame Street Muppets stimulation young children (ages 3-6) with high- that will introduce (ages 0-3) need to mitigate quality, play-based learning. characters and role models the impact of stress, We know from decades who reflect the unique violence and displacement. of scientific research experiences of refugee Support will be delivered that early childhood children and their families. through trained home interventions have long- In addition to being visitors, group facilitators term benefits for the health available on television, this and mobile devices. and economic wellbeing program will be delivered of individuals and their through mobile phones and

communities. digital platforms.

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With conflict and natural disasters forcing 24 people from their homes every minute, the International Rescue Committee’s work is more urgent than ever.

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FEAR, HUNGER AND DISEASE—TENS OF MILLIONS SUFFER WORLDWIDE

The International Rescue Committee responds to the world’s worst humanitarian crises, helping to restore health, safety, education, economic well-being and power to people devastated by conflict and natural disaster. We are committed to providing rapid humanitarian relief whenever and wherever we are needed, including some of the most dangerous and hard-to-reach places

14 on earth. 15 Top: Two South Sudanese men stand on a canoe off the shores of Nyoat Island, a small island located within As first responders, we strive to respond to an emergency Before my the swamplands surrounding Nyal, South Sudan. within 72 hours in order to help as many refugees as possible. daughter was Kellie Ryan/IRC When people are forced to flee their homes, we are there to Opposite Page Left: The IRC is responding to the provide them with clean water, shelter, medical care, emergency in the nutrition cholera outbreak in Yemen by providing clean water, cash assistance and other critical aid. As a global leader in running diarrhea treatment centers and educating local humanitarian aid, our efforts are cost-effective and results- communities on how to prevent cholera. program, she was oriented and we emphasize local solutions in addition to Kellie Ryan/IRC very sick. Now rapid response. she is healthy. I With the support of our generous donors, and because of our expertise and deep roots in crisis-affected countries, we are am happy with able to respond effectively to the devastating events currently the IRC. unfolding around the world. In 2017, crises in Myanmar, East Africa, Nigeria and Yemen Angelina, a mother in South Sudan caused suffering on a massive scale. We are on the ground in these areas and in conflict-ridden places worldwide helping refugees and displaced people in desperate need. Here is a

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snapshot of our work and stories about some of the people we are helping to survive.

THE FASTEST MASS EXODUS SINCE THE RWANDAN GENOCIDE

“I had to leave my disabled daughter behind,” recalls Daw Phya Ma, a widowed Rohingya mother of four driven from her home by violence in Myanmar in 2012. Phya Ma could not carry her CASH WHEN AN EMERGENCY STRIKES grown daughter, unable to walk on her own, on the five-hour journey to a camp for people in need of When a crisis hits, the International Rescue Committee refuge. Their village had been burned and Phya Ma prioritizes cash relief for refugees. Today, 60 percent of knew she had to lead her other children to safety. refugees live in cities rather than camps and cash relief has proven to be an effective way to reach them faster. It “I cried every step of the way,” she says. Thankfully, is also a more cost-effective solution than delivering food one month later, she found her daughter in items, clothing and in-kind donations in crisis settings. another camp in northern Rakhine State. Her Choice empowers refugees to take control of their lives family is together now, but like many other and decide for themselves what they need most. It also displaced Rohingya in Myanmar, they are living in 16 17 helps the local economy by bolstering markets and the substandard, heavily restricted camps, still unable Rohingya families visit an Action Contre la Faim (ACF) reproductive health care. We have scaled up our vendors who operate within them. Research shows that to return home. health center, which is supported by the IRC. health education sessions and are distributing refugees use cash relief to purchase basic items such The latest outbreak of violence in August 2017 Andrew Oberstadt/ IRC baby supplies and dignity kits, which include as food and clothing, or use it to pay medical bills and further impacted this vulnerable population soap, clothing and feminine items. At the same purchase school supplies. In addition, households receiving and forced an estimated 671,000 Rohingya responded by working with partners to open time, we continue to provide longer-term health, cash relief are twice as likely to send their children to women, men and children to flee to Bangladesh. three stabilization centers to save children facing protection, livelihoods and food security programs school rather than to work. The IRC is currently providing The widespread violence and destruction of starvation. IRC-supported women’s centers in vulnerable and marginalized communities across cash relief in 23 crisis-affected countries. In each country, villages caused the fastest mass exodus since and a primary health care post are also up and Rakhine State. we use context-appropriate and safe methods to deliver the Rwandan genocide and one of the world’s running as well as six “one-stop shops” that cash and prioritize the use of digital payments. Notably biggest humanitarian crises. IRC advocates quickly provide lifesaving services under one roof. These ON THE BRINK OF STARVATION in 2017, the IRC used cash to respond to emergencies in acted to influence decision-makers across the services include nutritional support, medical care This past year, a deadly combination of conflict, northern Uganda, reaching nearly 4,000 South Sudanese globe to demand humanitarian access to, and and protection for those who have experienced drought and economic collapse pushed 30 million refugee households; and in Mosul, Iraq, where we reached accountability and international support for, those violence. people around the world to the brink of starvation. 4,856 families who fled deadly violence. By 2020, the affected by the crisis. The IRC is on the front lines of the hardest hit IRC is seeking to deliver 25 percent of our humanitarian In Myanmar’s Rakhine State, where we are one of areas, including South Sudan (where famine was assistance through cash, and we are continuing to develop As refugees crossed the border into Bangladesh the largest health care providers, we also ramped officially declared in February 2017), Nigeria, innovative program models and cash-delivery mechanisms and crowded into makeshift camps, the need for up our response to help displaced people and Yemen, Somalia, Ethiopia and Kenya. We are also that meet the needs of refugees in the best way possible. treatment of gunshot wounds, burns, malnutrition other vulnerable families. As part of our efforts, and disease became urgent. The IRC rapidly our mobile health teams are providing primary and providing critical aid in Uganda, where many South

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nearby province, where fortunately she found Statistics, however, can’t express the hardships people in an IRC health clinic. Teresa was diagnosed with Yemen face. Dima, a child who lived with her parents in a HOW severe acute malnutrition. Our expert team took remote mountainous area, suffered from hunger—her father, a immediate action and helped to save her life. government worker, hadn’t been paid in six months. Then Dima WE began vomiting and experienced diarrhea. “Before she was in the nutrition program, she was very sick,” says Angelina. “Now she is healthy. I am “We panicked because of this disease that people were talking HELP happy with the IRC.” about, so we took her for treatment,” recalls her mother, Rawiyah. They rushed her to an IRC mobile health clinic operating in In 2017, the IRC and our Thanks to the continued support of generous the area, where she was diagnosed with cholera and provided partners helped nearly donors, we have been able to expand our response with immediate lifesaving care. Untreated cholera is especially to reach the most vulnerable—children under age dangerous for young children. 23 Million 5 and expectant mothers. We are able to provide people access primary them with urgent health care, lifesaving support at “When we arrived, they tested her, gave her injections, health care. our emergency nutrition centers, clean water and intravenous feedings and medicine,” says Rawiyah. “She has protection. recovered and is feeling better now. Thanks be to God, she went back to playing again.” In South Sudan, IRC mobile clinics have been able In 2017, the IRC and our to expand nutrition, health and protection outreach The IRC is one of the most active providers of humanitarian partner organizations to remote areas, reaching 27,219 beneficiaries to assistance in Yemen. Ongoing fighting and the Saudi-led 18 provided cash and asset 19 date. In Kenya, we aided nearly 100,000 children blockade, which closed the main airport and seaport, have Sudanese refugees have fled. transfers to under age 5 and more than 14,000 pregnant posed challenges to humanitarian operations, but we are Angelina Nyatuoy remembers when war came to women and new mothers. proud to report that the IRC has maintained access to affected 179,491 Mirmir, her village in South Sudan. Armed men populations. Thus far in response to the global hunger crisis, households of refugees began burning houses, forcing Angelina and donors have helped us reach 2 million people with Each week in Yemen, we provide health services for 10,000 and vulnerable people. her five children to flee through swampland to a lifesaving care. individuals; deliver clean water to 52,000 people; offer nutrition remote island. After 24 hours, she returned to her assistance and treatment to 500 children; provide cash transfers village to search for her husband. “He was shot in ONE CHILD DIES EVERY 10 and food vouchers to 5,000 families; and support 250 women in the head,” she says. MINUTES IN YEMEN safe spaces. In 2017, the IRC’s response to the hunger Angelina and her family coped as best they could The civil war in Yemen continues to fuel a dire crises in East Africa, back on the island. They ate water lilies to stave humanitarian crisis. The country is on the brink Nigeria and Yemen off hunger pains. She feared their days were of famine; its health care system has collapsed, reached an estimated numbered, especially after her 2-year-old daughter resulting in the death of a child every 10 minutes. became ill. Little Teresa had sunken eyes and a More than 22 million people require humanitarian 2 Million distended belly. assistance, 17 million do not have enough to Opposite page: Dima, a little girl treated by the IRC’s people. mobile health team for cholera and malnutrition, Angelina returned to her community again, but eat and 2.2 million children are malnourished. stands in the doorway of her home in Radfan Village in Suspected cholera cases have surpassed 1 million, there was nothing left and no one to help them. Lahj, Yemen. the largest outbreak in modern history. She then took her family to a village in Kol, a Kellie Ryan/IRC

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The International Rescue Committee understands that education for crisis-affected children is not a luxury, but a lifeline, and that meaningful work restores dignity and hope in adults who have lost everything.

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EDUCATION AND WORK—ESSENTIAL LIKE FOOD AND SHELTER

The war in Syria has sparked the worst refugee crisis since World War II and the largest global displacement ever recorded. The International Rescue Committee, with the support of our donors, is the only humanitarian aid organization responding on all fronts of this crisis. We assist people inside Syria as well as those who have fled to neighboring countries—Jordan, Lebanon, Iraq—and to Europe. We also provide critical support to refugee

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When it comes to humanitarian aid, education is rarely at the top of the list—but it should be. Schooling restores a much-needed sense of stability and provides children with the opportunity to build supportive relationships with peers and caring adults. Without education, children are more vulnerable to exploitation and radicalization. And if we don’t educate Syrian children today, there will be no doctors, teachers and engineers to rebuild Syria tomorrow.

Adults, too, benefit from services that help them heal from emotional as well as physical trauma. Allowing refugees to work and start small businesses not only empowers them with income and a sense of dignity, it also contributes to local economies and helps integrate new arrivals into their host communities.

The stories that follow illustrate the importance of education, work and compassionate support for refugees as they recover Children in a makeshift school run by the IRC at the from crisis. Karameh displacement camp in Syria’s Idlib governorate.

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out,” Bashira explains. “The risk is also great not to them as extremely intelligent and eager to learn. go to school.” “They just needed that extra push and Three years ago, the family left Damascus to visit encouragement,” she says. “It’s important to relatives in the Bekaa Valley in Lebanon. They create an encouraging environment, especially for fully intended to return to Syria—until they learned children who survived a war.” that bombs had hit their house and the children’s school. I felt like a Yusef and Hamza are just two of the 625,000 school-aged refugees living in Lebanon, 43 stranger, like I percent of whom have no opportunity to study. Local schools have reached a breaking point—they didn’t belong lack resources and physical space, even with the because I am government mandating “second shifts” at public schools so Syrian children may attend classes. Syrian.

As soon as they could, the brothers enrolled in the Yusef, a 13-year-old Syrian boy second-shift classes. Top students in Damascus, they now struggled in Lebanon. Yusef found it Iman noticed Yusef and Hamza’s passion for 24 difficult to understand Arabic grammar, while 25 Top: Across the Bekaa governorate in Lebanon, the literature, particularly poetry and short stories. Hamza grappled with English, a language he IRC is helping to provide educational support to Syrian To help them improve their language skills, she refugee children, like 13-year-olds Yusef and Hamza. hadn’t studied in Syria. They had trouble making encouraged them to write—at home as well as in Kulsoom Rizvi/IRC new friends. the classroom. The brothers’ test scores improved. Left: The 13-year-olds show a photo of themselves “I felt like a stranger,” Yusef admits, “like I didn’t They developed a new sense of confidence and when they were younger in Syria. belong because I am Syrian.” began to interact with other students. They even Kulsoom Rizvi/IRC shared their writings with their new friends at the But the boys refused to give up. They enrolled public school. in support classes offered by the IRC to Syrian HOLD ON TO YOUR DREAMS children struggling in Lebanon’s public schools. The brothers dream of becoming professors; they Yusef and Hamza, 13-year-old twin brothers, grew The program builds core competencies in math, see themselves as helping to educate the next up in Damascus, Syria, and loved going to school, Arabic and a second language (French as well generation. When asked what advice they have even when war broke out seven years ago. Their as English) with structured tutoring and learning for children unable to attend to school, Hamza mother, Bashira, would escort them on their daily activities. To date, the IRC has reached more than stresses the need to hold on to dreams. journey to the classroom, well aware of the risk but 4,300 Syrian refugee children across the Bekaa “I’d say not to lose hope,” he responds. “Study on determined to see her sons educated. and Akkar governorates. your own if you have to—just don’t lose hope.” “We knew the war was not something that would The boys’ IRC teacher, Iman Al-Hajj Hasan, found last for one or two months, so I couldn’t take them them discouraged and timid at first, but describes

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SOMETHING I CAN CALL MY OWN “Another woman at the center told us that she could display our work in the market. We gave her HOW Kholood* had a good life in Dara’a, Syria, where some items and she sold them immediately.” her family of shopkeepers and small-business WE owners had earned the trust of their neighbors. The IRC staff noticed their work and encouraged Then the war began to escalate. Armed men would them to sign up for a small-business training HELP raid people’s homes. course. They did and they received $1,265 to start a business. “My 19-year-old son, who has cerebral palsy and In 2017, the IRC provided paralysis, would be very scared,” recalls Kholood. “The first piece of advice we received—stay “His condition started getting worse because persistent and stick to your goals!” says Kholood. 1.14 of these incidents, so we decided to leave the “I’m the kind of person who doesn’t believe I

country…my husband was already working in can achieve anything. Naheda, on the other Million children with schooling and the Emirates.” hand, is very determined. If she wants to learn something, she will work tirelessly to learn it. Her education opportunities. They fled to Jordan and moved from village to determination rubbed off on me, so I overcame my village searching for care for her aunt, who had fear of failure.” broken her hip, and for Kholood’s son, who now needed medical attention. In Ramtha, they were The budding entrepreneurs continue to learn and In 2017, the IRC and our able to get help at an IRC health clinic. adopt good business practices. “Don’t buy low- partner organizations 26 27 quality materials just because they’re cheaper,” helped to create or support “When we went to the IRC clinic, they told us about says Kholood. “With high-quality products, we will 16,179 businesses— the recreational classes at their women’s center,” attract customers.... Our prices are lower because says Kholood. “My cousin Naheda and I went to we’re still trying to attract business.” 73% the center and felt very comfortable.” of which are female-owned. Says Kholood, “Women aren’t meant to stay alone In Dara’a, Naheda had operated an embroidery in the house; everybody has to have something business that generated a good income, so she to do, something that can make her feel valuable. persuaded Kholood to join her for crochet and Now I feel like there’s something I can call my own. In 2017, the IRC and our knitting sessions. “I wasn’t interested at first,” I’m working, producing.” partner organizations admits Kholood. “I went to support Naheda. But provided support session after session, I realized how much I enjoy *Names changed for privacy reasons through safe spaces to knitting. Going out of the house and socializing with the women in the class helped improve my 135,598 state of mind.” children and 116,580 Opposite Page Top and Bottom: A crochet women and girls. The classes also helped Naheda perfect her course organized by the Women’s Protection and techniques, so much so that women at the center Empowerment Centre run by the IRC in Jordan allows women to learn how to crochet and generate an income began buying her clothing. “I also sold some with their new skills. knitted dresses at the center,” says Kholood. Timea Fauszt/IRC

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THE NEXT BREAKTHROUGHS IN AID

The best organizations never stop learning and improving.

At the International Rescue Committee, we are significantly invested in solutions that reach more people, deliver more value for each aid dollar and make a bigger impact on people’s lives. As part of this commitment, we have established a dedicated research and development department. We call it the Airbel Center.

In 2017, Airbel prototyped 10 interventions in six countries focused on improving outcomes in violence prevention, early childhood development, employment and other areas.

Interventions include:

Becoming One is a new couples-counseling curriculum designed to help local faith leaders strengthen relationships and prevent violence. Drawing insights from behavioral science, this curriculum teaches skills on communication, emotional regulation, shared control over finances and sexual Sister Magdalene stands in one of several dormitories consent. Faith leaders learn from video-based instructions, while couples learn 28 Abou Karam, originally from Syria, shows off a frame which house girls who have fled violence and early 29 in sessions with faith leaders and practice their newly learned skills at home. from one of his five beehives. Abou and his wife Um marriage and live full time at Kalas Girls Primary School The IRC and our partners conducted a pilot with 350 couples and 35 faith restarted their family business in Jordan. in Amudat, Uganda. leaders in Gulu, Uganda, and are planning a large-scale expansion of Timea Fauszt/IRC Andrew Oberstadt/IRC the program.

Vroom is a mobile-based service that helps parents boost their children’s learning in the critical early years. Vroom puts the latest childhood development techniques in the hands of parents in the form of fun games and easy-to-follow tips and advice. IRC technical experts and Airbel designers adapted the service for Syrian refugee families, creating videos and animation for delivery through digital platforms like WhatsApp and Facebook. During the initial test phase, this program supported over 10,000 families.

The Mahali Lab is an Amman-based program that invites Syrian refugees and vulnerable Jordanians to develop solutions to challenges impacting their communities. Mahali provides these social entrepreneurs with skills, advice and funding to help launch, sustain and scale new products and services. Girls play outside after class at Kalas Girls Primary School in Amudat, Uganda.

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In 28 U.S. cities, the International Rescue Committee ensures that refugees, asylees and other immigrants have the support they need to rebuild their lives free of fear and discrimination.

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A SHINING LIGHT— AMERICA MUST EMBRACE THE MOST VULNERABLE

Since President Trump took office, his administration has implemented policies that have deliberately and methodically dismantled America’s successful refugee resettlement program. In 2017, his administration put forth unjust and unsubstantiated travel bans, temporarily suspended the entire refugee resettlement program, and set the lowest refugee admission cap

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“The human toll on families who have waited for years to find refuge, gone through rigorous vetting and prepared to travel to safety is wrong,” says IRC President and CEO David Miliband of the travel ban. “This defective policy sees America turn its back on the world’s most vulnerable people.”

Since 1975, the IRC has resettled more than 370,000 refugees representing 119 nationalities across the U.S. Just two years ago, 85,000 refugees came to the U.S. to rebuild their lives as our neighbors. Now, as a result of the Trump administration’s historically low admission cap and arbitrary vetting measures, we project that only 21,200 refugees will enter the U.S. in Fiscal Year 2018—missing the administration’s own target.

As the resettlement program comes under assault, the IRC is fighting for refugees’ place in America. We are amplifying Iraqi refugee Adil Nimr embraces members of his family the voices of the families we serve and advocating to improve at the airport. Their reunion was delayed because of the travel ban. their lives. We are also reuniting families separated by the

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of people who remain stuck in conflict-ridden He and his family are Yazidis, an ethnically Kurdish had undergone the exhaustive vetting process, regions—the vast majority of them women and people and one of Iraq’s oldest religious minorities, but who had been denied entry under the Trump children. many of whom have faced unspeakable atrocities administration’s travel ban, were eventually at the hands of ISIS. Adil himself remembers admitted into the U.S. with assistance from the And with the support of our donors, we are waking to gunshots early one August morning in IRC. We are helping them adjust to Seattle and continuing our critical work with refugees given a 2014—ISIS was rounding up families, killing the begin new lives. second chance in the U.S. When refugee families men and taking women and girls captive. arrive at the airport, we greet them and help WE ARE NOW ONE FAMILY them settle into apartments, find jobs, register for He, his parents and his siblings were able to On a winter afternoon, Jamie Utz drove Naima school, learn English and integrate into their escape to Mount Sinjar, a craggy mile-high ridge Samatar and her son, Muhammed, to Camel’s new communities. where for days they found themselves stranded with 200,000 others. Adil survived the ordeal, and Back Park in Boise, Idaho. The 8-year-old hopped Here are three stories that illustrate why the IRC found refuge in a displacement camp where he out of the car and slipped on a pair of baggy snow is committed to being the voice for this vulnerable met his future wife. They had a child and pursued pants, gloves and an oversized winter jacket. population and strengthening America’s long their resettlement application, a process Adil tradition of welcoming newcomers. had begun in 2011 when his father was receiving death threats for serving as a translator for A SYMBOL OF AMERICA Right and Bottom: Muhammed, a refugee child from U.S. personnel. Somalia, goes sledding for the first time with his family Little Steven, almost a year old, takes a few mentor, Jamie Utz. 34 “It was a dangerous job, but he was happy doing 35 tentative steps in an apartment in the suburbs Jonathan McBride/IRC it,” Adil says about his father, who worked with of Seattle. His father, Adil Kheder Nimr, smiles Americans for 10 years. “He is for democracy at him lovingly and declares, “Steven is a symbol and freedom.” of America: freedom, opportunity, safety and a chance at life.” The family had their first interview in 2013. “It was a difficult process, but we remained patient,” says Adil, his wife, Shatha, and Steven arrived in the Adil. “We had nothing to hide. My father showed U.S. on Jan. 19, 2017, the day before President his patriotism to America.” One of his father’s Trump’s inauguration and just one week before American friends was named Steven—thus the his executive order banning refugees from seven name of their first born. majority-Muslim countries—Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria, Yemen and Iraq. If his family’s flight “The Nimr family has given America so much, and had been scheduled a mere seven days later, they they had lost everything,” says Nicky Smith, head could still be waiting and in danger. Too many other of the IRC in Seattle. “They hoped that once they refugee families suffered this fate. fled the horror and atrocity of war, they would be joined by their family members and they could Adil couldn’t fathom the news of the travel ban: rebuild their lives in a safe place without pain and Why were Americans afraid of people like him? suffering.” They were the ones escaping terror. As it turned out, 13 other family members who also

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Hand in hand, Jamie and Muhammed walked up STILL THE LAND OF OPPORTUNITY the snowy slope. The boy plopped down on a sled, On Nov. 7, 2017, Kathy Tran, a refugee from while Jamie squatted behind. He was nervous but Vietnam, made history by becoming one of the first all smiles: It was his first time sledding. Asian-American women elected to the Virginia Naima and Muhammed had arrived in Boise from House of Delegates. Her experience as a refugee Somalia a few months earlier. Naima admits she inspired her to run for office and build a more was afraid to navigate the city alone as a single welcoming culture for refugees and immigrants mom without friends, family or personal income. in America.

“But then I met Jamie,” she says. “I came to the U.S. as a refugee from Vietnam in the early ’80s when I was almost 2 years old,” A 32-year-old wildlife biologist, Jamie had worked Kathy says. When they arrived, the IRC was there with refugees as an English instructor. Then she to help them begin again. “Knowing that we had discovered the IRC’s mentorship program which support through the IRC’s refugee resettlement pairs Americans with refugees to help them get office and program helped us get on our feet.” acquainted with services and resources in the community. “I wanted to be a part of helping Forever grateful for the opportunity her parents someone make that transition and feel like they’re Kathy Tran greets community members on the gave her, Kathy went on to forge a career helping welcome here,” Jamie says. “It all comes down to campaign trail. other refugees and immigrants. Then, after her 36 just being a friend.” 37 Kathy Tran for Delegate fourth child was born last year, she decided to run

Friends and family are very important to Naima, for public office. who lost everything when, as a teenager, she fled was thrilled when she learned Naima found work in “After the election, my husband and I were really from Somalia after her father and twin brother It all comes down the laundry room of a local hospital. concerned about the direction our country was were kidnapped during a raid on her village. Her to just being a “She’s industrious and inspiring,” says Jamie. taking,” she says. “So I made the decision to run mother, whom she hasn’t heard from since that “She wants to make herself a new life here and for office when my daughter was just a month day, urged her to leave for Uganda, where Naima friend. that’s really wonderful. Naima is living proof that old.... I couldn’t rest upon her shoulders the found safety in a refugee camp. refugees do work hard.” responsibility of fighting for the future, for herself Jamie, a 32-year-old wildlife biologist Away from her family, Naima tried to create her and her generation.” Jamie continues to spend time with Muhammed own. She married and became pregnant with interviews and background checks. as well and has watched him take massive strides Muhammed. Her husband never saw his son, Says Kathy, “America truly is still the land of “I came here for my son,” Naima explains. “I want learning English and making friends—not an easy disappearing after leaving the camp to find work. opportunity, and we need all of our youth— him to go to school and be a good person” task for a child who never attended regular school including our refugees and new Americans—to Soon after Muhammed was born, Naima applied while growing up in a refugee camp. Meanwhile, Naima takes comfort in her new get engaged and to participate civically. I want to with the United Nations for refugee resettlement friendship with Jamie, who has learned firsthand “We are now one family,” Naima says. “I don’t sleep make sure that our refugee youth understand that in a country where she would be able to build a the value of the IRC’s mentorship program. without saying goodnight to Jamie.” so many people here in America welcome them new life—a process that took eight years, three of She’s taught her friend how to cash checks, pay and want to support and help them achieve the which consisted of rigorous security screenings, bills and shop at thrift stores to save money. Jamie American Dream.”

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In 2017, the IRC helped

A CALL TO ACTION 10,665 refugees and special Through our advocacy efforts, the International Rescue Committee is bringing immigrant visa policy-makers and the public together to take action on behalf of refugees. Here is a recipients resettle in the snapshot of our achievements in 2017. United States. In the spring of 2017, the Trump administration proposed a 32 percent reduction in the U.S. foreign aid budget in FY 2018, and a 45 percent cut to humanitarian assistance accounts. We fought back with written testimony, briefings and meetings with budget leaders in Congress. The IRC emerged as the go-to In 2017, more than

38 humanitarian organization on budget issues. Thanks in part to our efforts, Congress 39

proposed much less dramatic cuts to the foreign aid bill, with continued support for 5,200 volunteers supported the humanitarian aid accounts. work of IRC’s network As bipartisanship fractured in Washington, cultivating resolute support among policy- of offices around the makers at the state level took on new importance. We scaled up engagement United States. with state legislatives, advocating for the defeat of 36 anti-refugee bills in 20 states and supporting more than 30 pro-refugee proposals in 18 state legislatures. The IRC also moved from ad hoc to sustained engagement with in- district federal congressional offices, meeting with 78 congressional field offices, and In 2017, the IRC organizing 15 events with the participation of members of Congress or their staff. helped to create

The IRC mobilized to protect the refugee admissions ceiling—although the Trump administration’s 45,000 figure is a record low, our efforts helped raise it three 134 refugee-owned small times higher than the initial proposal. We shaped the public narrative around this businesses in the issue, strengthened grassroots advocacy through a digital advocacy pilot campaign, United States. and led the development of a letter signed by 80 CEOs, former CEOs and business leaders from 77 companies across 12 industries. The letter, sent to President Trump, Men watch a soccer match in Bidi Bidi Refugee urged him to uphold refugee and immigration policies affirming the equal opportunity Settlement in northern Uganda. of the American Dream. Kellie Ryan/IRC

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Anonymous (4) Arnhold Foundation Brin Wojcicki Foundation Citi Foundation Dubai Cares Educate A Child Fidelity Charitable Google.org Humble Bundle The IKEA Foundation LDS Charities Christy and John Mack Mastercard Foundation OUR SUPPORTERS 40 PayPal 41 Pfizer Inc and Pfizer The International Rescue Committee extends its deepest Foundation gratitude to our supporters, who help us restore dignity and Schwab Charitable hope to those whose lives are profoundly affected by war, conflict, oppression and natural disaster. The commitment of our Silicon Valley Community donors, whether they be individuals, foundations, corporations, Foundation volunteers, governments, nongovernmental organizations or The Speyer Family multilateral agencies, is what enables the IRC to respond swiftly Foundation / Katherine in emergencies and help communities recover from crisis. Farley and Jerry I. The IRC is grateful for all the individual donors, corporations Speyer and foundations that have provided essential support for our Right Top to Bottom: At the IRC 2017 Rescue Dinner, model Praya Lundberg Stavros Niarchos lifesaving programs and special projects around the globe. (top); Freedom Award honoree Michael Foundation Bloomberg (middle); and performer We salute the generous donors who supported the IRC during K’naan celebrate and support the Tides Foundation the past fiscal year, which began Oct. 1, 2016, and ended IRC’s work. TripAdvisor Charitable Sept. 30, 2017. Bryan Bedder/Getty Images for IRC Foundation Vanguard Charitable

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$500,000 + American Endowment David M. Leuschen Clyde Watson and Denis Cornell University Jewish Community Barbara Bartlett Sloan Ben Auspitz and Deborah Mitchell Anonymous (2) Foundation Charitable Devlin Foundation Foundation of Estate of Elfirede Judy and Josh S. Weston Airbnb American Express Foundation Jeffrey Dean & Heidi Greater MetroWest Sobernheim The Ayco Charitable BlackRock Bill and Alice Barnett Vincent A. and Anne H. Catherine and Tracy Hopper NJ Jonathan and Jennifer Foundation The Carson Family Estate of Walter Blinstrub Mai Wolstencroft The Dhanam Foundation Estate of Ruth Jones Allen Soros Cori Bargmann and Charitable Trust William K. Bowes, Jr. Eduardo G. Mestre and Ray and Dagmar Dolby JustGive Cyrus W. and Joanne Richard Axel Conrad N. Hilton Foundation Gillian M. Shepherd $100,000 + Family Fund Keating Family Foundation Spurlino Newton and Rochelle Foundation Carnegie Corporation of Jillian and Peter Muller Donald A. Pels Charitable James M. and Sue Ellen The Starr Foundation Becker Charitable Anonymous (11) The Eleanor Crook New York National Philanthropic Trust Kelso Story Garschina Trust 23andMe Foundation The Chipotle Cultivate Trust George and Dolores Dore Alex and Leander Krueger Foundation Elsie O. Behrends Trust Louis and Anne Abrons The Destina Foundation Foundation The New York Community Eccles Foundation Estate of Anita Marie Meryl Streep Susan Bernstein Family Foundation Theodore J. Forstmann Combined Jewish Trust Drago Family LaPlaca The T. Rowe Price Estate of Madelyn Biggs The Ajram Family Charitable Trust Philanthropies of Eve Niquette and Charles Thomas and Susan Dunn Leaves of Grass Fund Program for Debra and Leon Black Foundation Kenneth R. and Vickie Greater Boston Pohl Earth and Humanity The Levy Family Charitable Giving Mary and David Boies Jonathan & Kathleen A. French Community Foundation of NoVo Foundation Foundation LinkedIn Ercument and Ikbal Tokat Borrego Foundation Altman Foundation Bill & Melinda Gates New Jersey The Olayan Group Econet Foundation Ira A. Lipman Liv Ullmann and Donald L. Branson Family Lynne Altwerger (§) Foundation The Crown Family Open Society Education Above All Estate of Alice Lorillard Saunders Foundation The Annie E. Casey The Grove Foundation Mrs. Ann and Mr. Harry Foundations Foundation François-Xavier de United Talent Agency Bright Funds Foundation Foundation Philip and Alicia Davidson Caroline E. Wilson Palow Andra and John Mallmann Andrew Vagelos Josh Brolin Robert and Judith Hammarskjold Shelby Cullom Davis and Christopher W. Ehrenkranz The Melkus Family W. K. Kellogg Foundation Tom and Meredith Brokaw Armstrong Intel Foundation Charitable Fund Palow The Elkes Foundation Foundation Tali and Boaz Weinstein Mary Catherine Bunting Bainum Family Jewish Communal Fund Antoinette Delruelle & Carol F. and Joseph The Estée Lauder The Mendelsohn Family Foundation Checkr Inc. Foundation David and Ruth Levine Joshua L. Steiner Reich Companies Fund Western Union The Chicago Community Bank of America Estate of Nancy Maloney Renaissance Charitable Morgan Stanley Foundation Trust Dick Clark Productions Charitable Charitable 42 Margaret A. Cargill Maureen White and 43 Daniel J. Ernst Foundation Foundation, Inc. Foundation Morgan Stanley GIFT, Inc. Chubb Philanthropies Steven Rattner H.R.H. Princess Firyal of RMF Foundation Bank of America Fairfield County Estate of Harriet Mills Clarence and Anne Dillon Microsoft Philanthropies Malcolm Hewitt Wiener Jordan John and Anne Rogers Charitable Gift Fund Community Dr. and Mrs. William M. Dunwalke Trust Michael Moritz and Foundation FJC - A Foundation of Estate of Harriet Cliff S. and Laurel E. Foundation Murray Communities Foundation Harriet Heyman World Bank Group Philanthropic Funds Rosenbloom Asness Concepcion and Irwin NetHope of Texas Network For Good Community Andrew D. Fredman and Pamela Saunders-Albin Alan and Jane Batkin Federman Xuan and Hoa Nguyen Cotopaxi The Peierls Foundation, Connections Fund Kerin McCarthy Mike Schroepfer and Erin Dr. Georgette F. Bennett Marie and Joseph Field Nike, Inc. The Crown Goodman Inc. Fredman Hoffmann and Dr. Leonard S. Vicki Foley OCP Group Family One Foundation Dublin $50,000 + Diane von Furstenberg Edward and Barbara Polonsky Foundation for the Oportun Christel DeHaan The Rockefeller and Barry Diller Shapiro Jayne Bentzen Carolinas PepsiCo Foundation Anonymous (10) William and Mary Dittrich Foundation Benito and Frances C. Starr International Bezos Family Foundation Jason Fried The Price Family Advocates For Youth Estate of Robin Chandler The San Francisco Gaguine Foundation Foundation / Vroom Mark T. Gallogly and Foundation, Inc. G. Agron Duke Foundation Gilead Sciences, Inc. The Leila and Mickey Laura and Lloyd Blankfein Elizabeth B. Strickler Raymond James AJG Foundation Suzanne W. and Alan J. Solidarity Giving Global Impact Straus Family Bloomberg Philanthropies Corydon J. and Kristin Charitable Laurent and Johanna Dworsky The New York Times The Goizueta Foundation Charitable Trust BNY Mellon Gilchrist Endowment Fund Alpert, in memory Cheryl and Blair Effron Neediest Cases Goldman Sachs Gives Tony and Sandra J. Tamer Box Greater Houston Bruce E. and Lori L. of Paul and Sophie Anne and Joel Fund Goldman Sachs Robert and Margaret Bloomberg Philanthropies Community Rosenblum Alpert Ehrenkranz The Walton Family Philanthropy Fund Thomas Fund #1 Andrew H. Brimmer Foundation Ruth C. & Charles S. American Express Center Estate of Ardith Eudey Foundation Hollywood Foreign Press of the Community Charles Butt Guilford Fund Sharp Foundation, for Community Expedia, Inc. The Sara and Evan Association Foundation of New Charina Endowment Fund The Hauser Foundation Inc. Development Fast Tempos & Odd Time Williams Foundation Innovations for Poverty Jersey Estate of Irene Chayes Rita E. & Gustave M. Omar and Kathleen Saeed The Anschutz Foundation Signatures Action Merryl H. and James S. Chubb Charitable Hauser Sheryl Sandberg and Victor and Christine Bonnie Froman $250,000 + David Jenness (§) Tisch Foundation Hearst Dave Goldberg Anthony Family General Atlantic Anonymous (9) Johnson & Johnson The Townsend Colorado Health H-E-B Family Fund Foundation Foundation JPMorgan Chase & Co. Foundation Foundation Cheryl Henson The Seattle Foundation Donetta George

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Koppel Family Charitable Lucy Pugh and $25,000 + Aryeh B. Bourkoff F. Bennett Cushman II and Goldman Sachs & Co. Foundation Michael Kellogg Anonymous (24) Ann Brayfield and Joseph George D. Tuttle Robin B. Gosnell Libra Group The Brian Ratner Adelson Family Emerson Lorraine D Angelo Gratis Foundation LICT Corporation Foundation Foundation The Eli and Edythe L. Kevin and Susie P. Davis Anne and Randall Greene Local Initiatives Support Estate of Jill Rhode Nancy and Andrew Broad Foundation Kevin & Susie Davis Peter and Carol Greenfield Corporation The San Diego Adelson Gary F. and Mary Ann Family Foundation Charlotte R. Gross Mankind Is My Business Foundation Ellen and John Aisenbrey Brownell Delaware North David and Jocelyn The Marc Haas Gary Saxton and Carol Alba Alamillo and Jared Friederike and Roland Dodge & Cox Hafeman Foundation Niersbach Saxton Levy Buelow Doist Floyd C. and Charlotte J. John C. Markey Linda and Ted Schlein Anadarko Côte d’Ivoire Charles Cahn Jr. and East Bay Community Hale Charitable Fund Ruth and Julian Schroeder Company Nancy Maruyama Foundation Colleen Dunn Hall and Mastercard William and Marilee The Arnow Family California Community Jodie and John Eastman Stephen Hall The Merancas Schroeder Foundation Foundation Ebb Point Foundation Henry Crown & Co. Foundation, Inc. The Scully Peretsman Associated Jewish John Y. Campbell and David F. and Frances A. Hess Foundation Derek Miller Foundation Charities of Susanna Peyton Eberhart Bente Hirsch Estate of Janet Mohr Sydney and Stanley S. Baltimore Janan and Alan Carter The Elman Family The Hirsch Family Mitchell and Rebecca Shuman ATK Foundation James Carlson Foundation Foundation Morgan Dr. Shonni Silverberg and James A. Attwood Jr. and Stanley Case and Mary Dana and Robert Emery Creighton G. and Andrea Estate of John Murray Mr. John Shapiro Leslie K. Williams Warren Case Endeavor Foundation C. Hoffman NBCUniversal Skoll Foundation Estate of James Audino Catalyst Foundation The ERJ Fund of Bob Horne and Laurie Estate of Carol Nesbitt Soumaya Slim Domit Baltimore Community Angela Huang and the Community Lindenbaum New Venture Fund Gordon A. Smith Foundation Geoffrey Chen Foundation for Barbara and Amos Newman’s Own Southern California Estate of Katherine Bang Chicago Community Greater New Haven Hostetter Foundation Grantmakers Robert and Margarita Foundation Eule Charitable HSBC 44 New York-Presbyterian Stewardship Fund Bartels Natasha and Neil Chriss Foundation Hundt Family Charitable 45 Thomas R. Nides Mrs. Roselyne C. Swig The Howard Bayne Fund Citi Martha Struthers Farley Fund A GenR volunteer shows her support for Nielsen Foundation Anthony Theodore and BBDO Worldwide Clooney Foundation for and Donald C. Farley Osman Hussein the IRC’s work in the Bay Area. Estate of Margaret Nilsen Trudy Pieterick Grant and Shelley Justice Jr. Family Foundation Leah Ice (§) Nina Mason Pulliam UncommonGoods Cogan Family Foundation First Tennessee Immigrant Legal Resource Anna Ruch/Getty Images Behrman Charitable Trust United Way of Larimer Fabiola Beracasa Iris M. Cohen Foundation Center Northern Trust Company County Beckman and Jason Comcast NBCUniversal The Ford Foundation ImpactAssets John O’Farrell and Gloria United Way of Salt Lake Beckman The Community ForGood Fund Intermountain Healthcare The Giving Back Fund Head Family Charitable Principe The U.S. Charitable Gift Amy and Tim Berkowitz Foundation for Fox Group Art F. Isbell Jr. and Inger Robert and Christy Foundation Omaze Trust Betty and Davis Fitzgerald Greater Atlanta Marion Galison Lidman Goldspink Willis S. and Cindy Michael J. and Gail O’Neill US Trust, Bank of America Foundation, Inc. The Community Doug and Geni Garrison Frederick Iseman Evan G. Greenberg Hesselroth Jane Dale Owen Memorial Private Wealth Peter J. and Nancy K. Foundation for Jeffrey E. and Ina Garten Anita and John Jamieson Andrew and Eva Grove Intel Corporation Charitable Fund Management Bickel Greater New Haven General Electric and GE Jewish Community Agnes Gund Interact 5170 Joseph Padula Living The Wasily Family George and Leslie Biddle Community Foundation for Foundation Federation & Walter and Elise Haas Estate of Margaret Mason Trust Foundation Vera Blinken Southeast Michigan Ann and Gordon Getty Endowment Fund Fund James Mandy Patinkin and Barbara and William Betsy Blumenthal and Community Foundation of Foundation Jewish Federation of Ralph and Louise Estate of James Paris Kathryn Grody Weldon Jonathan D. Root Eastern Connecticut Deirdre M. Giblin and Cleveland Haberfeld Estate of Gary Jensen Jonathan D. Perlow Kathy White, in memory of Jacob Bluestein The Leon and Toby David B. DuBard Johnson Charitable Gift Harman Family Deepak and Christina Matt and Natalie Petersen James and Beatrice Foundation Cooperman Milly and Arne Glimcher Fund Foundation Kamra Philotimo Foundation Samuels BNP Paribas Foundation GlobalGiving Foundation Kaiser Permanente The Harold and Mimi Estate of Roland Newton Dr. Kathleen M. Pike Nina and The Bob & Anna Lou Cooper-Siegel Family Jackie Gnepp and Joshua Community Benefit Steinberg Charitable Karlen The Pittsburgh Foundation Michael Whitman Schaberg Fund at Foundation Klayman Program Trust Kate Spade & Company Marc Plonskier William Randolph Hearst VNHC Creative Artists Agency Emily Goldblatt Kurt and Cindy Kalkomey HBO Foundation Ruth Porat & Anthony Foundation Bento Box Entertainment The Patricia Crown Family The Goldkind Family Paduano Workday The Boston Foundation

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Kansas Health The Kathryn B. McQuade Janet C. Ross Szilvia Szmuk-Tanenbaum Henry Abrons Averill Babson and Bernheim Foundation Estate of Dorothy Foundation Foundation The Rotary Foundation in memory of Charles Access Medical Group Of Gregory Sohns Rose S. Bethe Caramalis Karen Kahn Donor Barbara and Thomas Richard Roth Tanenbaum Westchester, Inc. The Baldwin Family Fund Raj Bhattacharyya and Cristina Carlino Advised Fund Metcalf George and Nancy Rupp Mark Thompson and Jane Mary T. and S. James for Peace & Justice Samantha Heller Carlson Family Foundation M. Farooq Kathwari Millstein & Co. S&P Global Blumberg Adelstein Ballyshannon Fund Biokinetix Foundation CarMax Foundation Patricia Kirby Sara E. Moss and Michael Sachs Family Fund Touchtone Corporation Adobe S. Balolia Family Sami Bitar Michael and Mary Twig Foundation Jill Kirshner Gould The Saint Paul Foundation ADP Foundation Bruce and Marilyn (§) Carpenter Steven Klinsky and James Mossman and United Way of Greater Aetna Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Alejandro Bama Works Fund Of Blackie Elizabeth and Nathaniel Maureen Sherry Danielle Leinroth Santo Domingo Atlanta Nasser Ahmad and Dave Matthews Band Thomas C Bishop Carr Jill and Peter Kraus Mutual of America Jonathan A. Schaffzin and Estate of Constance Romita Shetty Steven N. and Beth Charitable Fund Michael Carr and Shelley Joseph and Nancy Kunkel New York University Melissa E. Benzuly Vanvig Ada and Javed Ahmed Bangert Ed and Valerie Blair Sporleder Suman Kwon Kalanithi Sophie Nicholson and Thomas Schick Gertrude Verhoeven Zahid Ahmed and Yumna Danielle Baron John W. Bloom Carylon Foundation and Helen Kwon Tarek Sherif Schwab Charitable Fund Vermont Law School Jafri Bartlett Family Fund Ben Blumenfeld and Daniella and Andrew Kalanithi Shi Nisman and Svitlana The Scoob Trust Marica and Jan Vilcek Michael Aikins Hope B. Barton Jocelyn Ross Cavenagh Lee and Luis Lainer Family Novikova Foundation Betsy and Paul Von Kuster Her Majesty Queen Rania Louis Battey Jr. Billy J. and Marit B. Bobo The Center for Victims Foundation Indra K. Nooyi Mrs. Cindi and Dr. David Dilip Wagle and Darshana Al Abdullah of Jordan The Boeing Company Jennifer Lake and Donald Northern Trust Bank of Scott Shanbhag Madeleine K. Albright The George W. Bauer of Torture Francis Donovan Florida Seattle Repertory Theatre The Warburg Pincus Alchemy Foundation Family Foundation Diana Bowes The Chanel Family Landry Family Foundation Walter J. Nye Seidman Family Foundation Amaturo Family Richard and Susan Bauer James Boyd Foundation Lee Family Charitable Odysseys Unlimited Foundation Wayne County Foundation, Inc. Beane Family Foundation Michael Boyd The Ting Tsung & Fund Ralph E. Ogden Roy and Kimberly Sheram Community Amazonsmile Foundation E. Cordy and Russell Hyde 1996 Trust Wei Fong Chao Darren and Ling Lew Foundation, Inc. Murray G. and Beatrice H. Foundation The American Gift Fund Beckstead Heather Buhr Foundation Kris and Dawn Licht Sarah and Peter O’Hagan Sherman Charitable Wells Fargo Foundation Ahmad and Masooda The Bedari Foundation Susan O. Bush Charina Foundation, Inc Patrick and Karen Litre The David & Lucile Trust Naida S. Wharton Amin Whole Foods Market 46 George Lucas Family Packard Foundation The Shifting Foundation The Anbinder Family 47 Women’s Empowerment Foundation Anjali and Ashish Pant Michael Siliski and Robyn Foundation International Lois and Philip Macht Daisy Paradis Lamar Andersen Corporate When I read with despair of Wrede Foundation Family Philanthropic Paradise on Earth Fund Mr. & Mrs. Larry A. Foundation Ken and Megan Wright Fund Sheila Parekh-Blum and Silverstein/ William R. and Mary Ann the horrors that refugees are Waste Solutions Group M Booth Christopher G. Blum Silverstein Properties Andersen Fareed and Paula Zakaria Peter Maier and Elizabeth Don Parker The Skye Foundation Inc. The Jett and Julia enduring, I’m grateful for the IRC, Samantha and Scott Tennant The Parker Foundation Smith Family Foundation Anderson Fund Zinober Marin Community Participant Media John A. and Susan Kevin and Karen and how it provides an avenue for Foundation Lorna Power Sobrato Anderson The Carl Marks William Prinzmetal Gillian Sorensen $10,000 + Anonymous Fund of the my contributions to be part of a Foundation Inc. Meghana Reddy and Arne and Ruth Sorenson Anonymous (68) Yolo Community Robert E. Marks and Mary Avinash Kaza Robie and Scott Spector Doug and Nancy Abbey Foundation larger outpouring of compassion. Shaw Halsey Rosemary Regis and Charitable Fund Graham Abbey Ardian Foundation Chaninah Maschler Living David DeRamus Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Robert Abbey Eli Arnow Bruce Jackson, Partner for Freedom Trust Jean Margo Reid Stainman Katherine Abbey-Prill Around Foundation McCulloch Family Michael T. Riordan Family Stainman Family Joseph Abel and Kyle The Atlanta Women’s Michael and Cadence Design Chavez for Charity Charitable Fund, a Foundation Foundation Inc Delwiche Foundation Diane Beemer Systems, Inc. Diane Chesnut Donor Advised Fund Edward & Ellen Roche Starbucks Foundation Estate of Stuart Abelson The Attias Family of the U.S. Charitable Relief Fund, Bank Lori and Jim Steinberg Clarence and Stella Foundation David and Joanna Beitel Edward C. Cameron Chevron Gift Trust of America, N.A., Douglas B. Stolman Ablow Revocable Roswitha S. Augusta Gary and Cynthia Bengier Judith Campbell Trust Nicholas R. and Karen McKinsey & Company Trustee Harry & Jan Sweere Trust Avenue Capital Group Richard E. Bennink, Jr. Martha L. Campbell Chickering The McMurtry Family Arthur and Toni Rembe Foundation Nora Abousteit and Ayudar Foundation Sandra J. Berbeco Candace and Richard Circle of Hope Foundation Rock Tampa Orlando Pinellas Joshua Cooper Michael and Janet Azhadi Bergen Foundation S. 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Heinke Clark Distracted Globe First Presbyterian Church David & Patricia Giuliani Leila B. Heckman and Jewish Community Knepper Charitable Gift Jeffrey and Clearly Kombucha Foundation of Berkeley Family Foundation Lowell W. Robinson Foundation of San Fund Susanne Lyons D. E. Woody Clinard Jordan and Megan Paul Fischer Michele Pashaie Glaspy Sue Heineman Diego Knudson Charitable Fund Tom W. Lyons Michelle and Nathaniel Dorfman Judith A. Fiskin and Padraic Glaspy Estate of Genette Jewish Federation of Anne Kolar Marquis George Codding Robert and Anna FJC - A Foundation for Britton L. and Susan Henderson Greater Pittsburgh Doctors James Korb & MacDonald Evi Klein and David Cohen Dranitzke Philanthropic Funds Glisson The Herbert & Nell Singer Brown Johnson Regina Pally Foundation Ruth M. Collins The Draydor Foundation The James A. Folger Lisa and Evan Goldberg Foundation, Inc. Olivia Jones Foundation Gary J. Kornblith and George C. and Martha The Community William M. Drummy, Jr. and Jane C. Folger David Goldblatt Marlene Hess and James Marvin Josephson and Carol S. Lasser Macomber Foundation for the Herbert and Tania Duarte Foundation Amy Goldfinger D. Zirin Tina Chen Dr. Barbara Kravitz Alan Maguire National Capital Eva and Glenn Dubin Gary Ford and Nancy E. John & Marcia Goldman Blair K. and Melissa N. Journey Charitable Susan and Stan Krcmar Jacqueline J. Mahal and Region John P. & Anne K. Duffy Ebb Foundation Heuer Foundation Yong and Raymond Kwok Benjamin E. Segal Community Foundation of Foundation Kjelsey Fortun Lawrence E. Golub Mr. Richard Higgins and Joy Foundation Robert and Vivian Lamb MAJIC Vermont Greater Memphis John and Elizabeth Dugan The Foster Family Private Mark Gordon and Sally Mrs. Margaret Graff Daniel Kahn George Landegger Foundation The Community Debórah Dwork and Foundation Whitehill Allison Hildestad Erica Kane Lanes Family Mohsin Majid Foundation of Middle Kenneth Marek Foundation Source Michael and Sally Gordon Asiff Hirji & Sarah Karen Stirling Family Lillian and Ira N. Langsan Gerard M. Manning and Tennessee Sybil and Paul Eakin Cameron and Diane Joel Goulder Wigglesworth Family Foundation Philanthropic Fund Anne-Marie O’Farrell The Community Walter and Ursula Fowler Jon and Mindy Gray Foundation Kim and Elliot Katz Lark Foundation of NH Katherine and Henry Foundation Serving Eberspacher Elio Fox The Greater Cincinnati Hirsch Family Foundation The Katzenberger Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mannix III Boulder County Foundation Jenny Frankfurt Foundation HK Fund Foundation Lawler The Manzanita Fund Renee Conforte The Eberstadt Kuffner Franklin Templeton Stuart Green and Jennifer Hoehl Family Foundation Kaufman Family Renate K. and George C. Inga and Richard Connie Hillman Family Fund Charitable Giving Moses Meredith and Daniel Foundation Lee Markovits Foundation Kathy L. Echternach Fund Maurice R. and Corinne P. Hoffer Eric Keatley Carole A. Lengyel and Katherine Martel Conway Bennett Fund Estate of Gerry Edelstein Kathryn G. Freed Fund, Greenberg Erle G. Holm Julie Keenan and Jesse Satori Iwamoto Margaret Hosmer Martens Isaac D. Corre and Diana Martha Ehrenfeld Wayne County Lawrence Groeger The HOPE Charitable Hermann Charitable David and Lindsay Levin and George Martens 48 H. Newman Hector Elizondo Community Eric Grosse and Brenda Foundation Trust Fae Lewis Martin Djos Family 49 Carl Crider and Carol Joseph and Barbara Ellis Foundation Baker John R. Houston III The Keep It Going Fund Elizabeth Liebman Foundation Clause Sarah Elliston Weiner Ms. Mary Ann Fribourg Guilford Publications HRH Foundation Kelen Family Foundation Lifschultz Family Daniel and Susan Marus Abigail Davis The Elsie P. van Buren Friedman Family Paul Haahr and Susan Julia Knox-Hudson and Kristina Kelleher and Charitable Fund Marymount School Of Edwin W. and Catherine Foundation Foundation Karp James B. Hudson Andrew Rogosin Hong-Jing Lo New York M. Davis Foundation Enzo Viscusi, Eni S.p.A. FThree Foundation Sandra and Richard Randolph Huebsch Margaret H. and James E. Kristen and Felix Lo Christopher and Susan Florence A. Davis Andrea Escher and Todd Richard E. Gadus, Sr. Haddock Hurlbut-Johnson Kelley Foundation, Erika G. Long Masto Marvin Davis Tibbals Rebecca Gaples and Matthew Hagopian Charitable Trusts Inc. The Longhill Charitable Kelly and Ronald Mateo Sally Davis Martha Escobar Simon Harrison Amaha Hailey Daniel Hyman Kelly Foundation Foundation Inc Michael J. May John de Neufville Elizabeth C. Evert Dr. and Mrs. Geoffrey A. Susie Hairston and Milton D. and Nancy A. Ethel Kennedy Carol Loomis Jerri and Tom Mayer Mary Jane J. Dean Mike Eynon & Laura Gardiner Charles Soparkar Hyman Foundation Philip Lord Michelle McAdam Susan Dentzer and Chuck Mather Julie A. Gardner Peter & Helen Haje I Squared Capital Advisors The Kerrigan Family Anthony R. Lorts Janet McClintock and Alston Brittain and Steven Ezzes Michael and Marianne Foundation IBM Charitable Kristina and Frank Loverro John F. Imle Denver Foundation F5 Networks Gardner Graham Hamilton Il Buco Corporation Foundation Annie Lowrey Matthew and Joanna Deseret Trust Company The Fair Share Foundation Mary and George Garvey Amanda Hammond and Indian River Communty Galorah Keshavarz and The Henry Luce McClure Desert Financial Family and Beyond Robert S. and Alene H. Chad Swenka Foundation Ali Rowghani Foundation Robert McColl Credit Union Stacey Farley and Peter Gelbard Hanau Family Foundation Islamic Relief USA The Key Foundation Natalia Luckyanova Robert McCormick Joel Detweiler Davoren Peter and Margaret Hand J Street Education Fund, Phyllis and Royal Kiehl Lucy I. Sherman Carol McCully Russell C. and Stephanie James W. Fentress Barbara Georgescu Katherine Haneef Inc. Gina Kim Charitable Charitable Fund Deyo Evelyn R. and John Richard Gershen Hanley Foundation Sharon and Bill Jacob Gregory T. Kimball and Foundation, Inc. Mary E. McGarry Estate of Joseph Ferguson The Gertrude and William Barbara Haroldson Carl Jacobs Foundation Wendy N. Leon J. and Helen S. Luey Joy and Bill McGinnis Diamond Armgard Fernbach (§) C. Wardlaw Fund, Matthew Harren Jennifer Jacobs Hauenstein Luke Family Charitable Andrew McKeon Estate of Peggy Jo Joan Ferris Inc. Mrs. Malo Harrison JASAM Foundation of Jennifer and Tim Kingston Fund John McKernan Diggins Emily Filling Jeremy and Lisa Getson Kaelen Haworth Arizona Dr. Henry A. Kissinger Stephen J. Lynton Joanne McKray (§) Hayward Industries, Inc. Peter Jennings Foundation James M. Klosty

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Laureston H. and The Nararo Foundation Massimiliano Poletto and Ruth Arnhold Mr. Stephen Spears and Mr. Steven Swartz and Triangle Community Mojmir and Leonie Barbara McLellan Nicole Nehrig Kara O’Keefe Endowment Fund Mrs. Cynthia Martin Mrs. Tina Swartz Foundation Vrtilek Trust Dorothy McPherson The Scott and Wendy Porphyry Road Tina Ruyter Gregg Spieler Tara and Brian Swibel Diane Trombetta Jennifer Wallenberg Meadowlark Foundation Newman Charitable Foundation Jess Saalfield The Bernard and Anne The Sycamore Foundation Uber The Walt Disney Medtronic Foundation Fund Marc B. Porter and James Sabra R. Purtill Charitable Spitzer Charitable Starr Taber UBS Donor Advised Fund Company Barbara J. Meislin Nikey Donor Advised R. Hennessy Trust Trust Christina Tan and Douglas Wendy Ulrich David and Theresa Waltz Kenneth and Vera Meislin Fund of the Jewish Posel Foundation The Sager Family Julianne Splain and MacShane Union Bank Foundation Steve F. Warkany Merck Foundation Federation of General Colin L. Powell Aamir Saleem and Richard C. Bartell The Laszlo N. Tauber The Unitarian Church in Wasatch Advisors, Inc. Debra Messing Greater Pittsburgh Powell Family Charitable Anika Shah Stack Exchange, Inc. Family Foundation, Summit Pamela Wasserstein Greg and Kendy Meyer Tyler Oakley Trust Salesforce.org Elizabeth Steele Inc. Ann and Thomas Estate of Arleigh J. Lawrence P. Meyer and William and Barbara Precision Strategies Zack Salloum and Mark and Sarah Ted and Ginnie Taylor Unterberg Watkins Beth Faga Oberdick Presbytery of San Shannon Christian Stegemoeller Family Fund US Bank Peter W. and Lois Weiss Seth A. Meyers Neil H. O’Donnell & Chris Francisco Emilie Hall Sandin and Eugene P. and Marilyn L. Thalia & Michael C. Carlos Elsie P. van Buren Estate of Stanley The Miami Heat Motley The Prince Street Thomas R. Sandin Stein Foundation, Inc. Foundation Weissman Lorne and Alice Michaels OKTA, Inc. Foundation The Sanford Foundation Scott and Karen Stempel Robert and Margaret Melissa Van Dyke Danny Wen David and Louise Miliband Estate of Louise Princeton University Leonard D. Schaeffer Peggy Stevens Thomas Fund #2 The Hon. William J. Genevieve Wenger Sharon and Daniel Orzechowski John Purdon Lelia Scheu and Amirali Martin F. Sticht of the Community vanden Heuvel Dennis and Anita Werling Milikowsky The O’Shea Family Laura and Jason Puryear Shakoorian James and Pegge Foundation of New Lynn Vear and Dale Florence Wertz Robert & Catherine Foundation Quilt Back Schroeder Family Fund Strickler, M.D. Jersey Schultz Western Union Financial Miller Charitable Overbrook Family Advised Red Crane Charitable Thomas W. Schroeder Susan S. and T. Dennis Thomasen Family Trust John and Julie Ver Ploeg Services Foundation Fund Fund Mr. and Mrs. Peter G. Sullivan, II Tifie Humanitarian Inc. Mariam and Aamir Virani WFB Ohio Foundation Chris Miller Michael J. and Alexandra REDF Schultz Gabrielle and Arthur Tiger Global Management, Virginia Mason Medical Wheeler Foundation Tamara D. Miller Palko Foundation John and Katya Redpath Michael Schur Sulzberger, Jr. LLC Center Gerald I. White Walter Miller Elisa and Chris Palm The Ressler Family Semnani Family Patricia Sun Oliver Townsend Visa Karen White and Paula 50 Spencer and Amanda Carol and Chris H. Palmer Foundation Foundation Carolyn Surgent and David Townzen Susan Vitka and Peter Folawn 51 Millerberg David Palmquist Reusing & Cole Family Sobia and Nadir Shaikh Jacques Friedman Francis H. and Jean Fox-Penner Marjorie E. White Summer & Eric Millican Adine Panitch Charitable Fund Sally Shelton The Susan S. Shiva Trainer John & Barbara Janet C. Whittle Joseph H. Mitchell Chang K. Park Kalpana Rhodes David J. Simon Foundation Christine E. and David P. Vogelstein Margaret Whitton MUFG Union Bank, N.A. The Park City Foundation Joseph Rice Douglas D. Simon Rhonda F. Swain Trapp Foundation Laura and Stanley MM.LaFleur Sylvia Parker Richter Farms Patricia J. S. Simpson Wiegand Deborah and Stephen David and Laurie Pauker Richard O. and Elinor and Joel Siner Jessica Wieselquist and Modzelewski Pegasus Family Heidi Rieger Skadden, Arps, Slate, William O’Donnell John J. Moller Family Foundation Carl Riehl Meagher & Flom, Wilkinson Family Foundation Virginia and Perry Peine The Robert & Lien Chen LLP. Charitable Jacob Montgomery and Personal Philanthropy Family Foundation Julia and Daniel Small The William Zimmerman Lisa Hoppenjans Peters Family Foundation Michael and Patti Roberts Robert B. Snell Foundation Betty and Gordon Moore John and Karen Petry Joseph and Sara Rogers Marsha Soffer Alexandra Williams Jen D. Moore The Pew Charitable Trusts Saralee Rosen and Gary Gina Sohn and Gregory Kim E. Williamson Skip and Jackie Morgen Mr. and Mrs. Theodore S. Blumsohn Lee Charla Willian Jeffrey and Hanna Moskin Peyton Roxiticus Foundation Timothy Soliman Estate of David Willis Mount Saint Mary’s Abbey Brian Pharris Chris Ruder The Sonnier Family Jason Mudrick Pinion Street Foundation May and Samuel Rudin Charitable Fund The Munoz Berkowitz Pitney Bowes Foundation Family Foundation Soros Fund Charitable Family Michael L. Pitt and Peggy Ophelia and William Rudin Foundation Jay Ellis paints a t-shirt during his Richard Murphy G. Pitt Sabrina Leichter Rudin The Martin and Patricia visit to an IRC partner organized Social Alvin & Louise Myerberg Sarah D. Plimpton and Michael Rudin Spalding Family Fund Cafe inside the Krnjaca refugee camp Family Foundation Marsha M. Plotnitsky Catherine W. Rush Spanish Broadcasting in Serbia. Lex Nakashima PNC Foundation Carol and Larry Russell System, Inc. Ann Nania Marko Drobnjakovic

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Brent and Ann Wilson Karl and Dian Zeile Adnan Afzal Sherif Assef David and Margaret Foundation Team Zimm Family Trust Michael J. and Pamela L. Darrell Athay Bettner Edward J. and Barbara Mary Zinn Albert Myrtle L. Atkinson Matthew Bidwell Wilson Elizabeth Zitrin Diane M. Albi Foundation Joan Bingham Stephen and Joann Soofian and Fatima Philip Alcabes Autodesk Foundation Biogen Inc. Wilson Zuberi Janet and Richard Roger and Ann Z. Avery John and Carol Bishop Bill and Anda Winters Alexander Megan Ax Ms. Cathie Black and Mr. Harold and Judith Winters $5,000 + Noura Alkaabi Stephen M. Axinn Tom Harvey James D. Wolfensohn Angela and Samuel Allen Charles W. and Nancy G. Kay W. Blair Anonymous (63) Natalie Wolman and Edith W. and Frederick P. Ayling Terry Blanken Diane and Arthur Abbey Allen The Paul and Edith Joan Blessing REFUGEES THRIVE WITH THE SUPPORT OF David W. Fulker AbbVie Inc. Elena Allnutt Babson Foundation Andrew and Kelli Block JPMORGAN CHASE & CO. Gregg S. and Beth David B. Abernethy Royal K. and Rose Baer Family Fund Family Fund (CACF) Wolpert Daphne F. Achilles Altreuter Joan R. Baer Drake Bloebaum The International Rescue Committee works with our corporate Peter and Joann Wood Toni and John Ackermann Malu Alvarez G. Bailey Stephen Blyth and Anita Charitable Fund Active Network, LLC partners to help improve the lives of refugees around the world. George and Herawati Bert and Kim Bailey Gajdecki Kenton D. Wood AD Philanthropic JPMorgan Chase & Co., a global financial services firm and one of Alvarez-Correa Dan Baker Deborah Bocian Shiuan Wu and Boon Sim Foundation, Inc Darrin Alves Sarah Baldwin Boger Family Fund the largest banking institutions in the United States, is one of our Teresa and Kabir Yamana Tucker Adams American International William and Jane Baldwin Catherine J. Boggs dedicated partners in this effort. Group, Inc. Brent Ballard John and Carolyn Boitnott American Research Lori E. Ballew Noah Bonsey When refugees come to the United States, they share a common Bureau The Baltoro Trust Shashi Borade We have been desire to build a thriving future while contributing to the economic Ancestry.com Bank of America Merrill John and Donna Borden impressed with Jeanne E. Anderson Lynch William Borner and cultural vitality of their communities. However, these new 52 Lee Anderson Ann Bardacke Allan and Sydne Bortel Americans often lack the knowledge, skills and resources needed to 53 Susan and Richard Ann Bardacke and David Diana Bosniack the IRC’s ability become financially self-sufficient. Anderson P. Wolf Gary Bottone to respond Robert Andrews Laurence Bardoff Eileen Bowser In response, the IRC, in partnership with JPMorgan Chase, is Thomas Angleberger Claire M. Barnett Richard S. and Susan providing holistic financial services to new Americans through quickly and Ann Arbor Area Suzanne S. Bartolucci Braddock Community M. C. Bassiouni Richard and Susan individual financial coaching, loans for credit building, language and effectively in Foundation Elizabeth Baughan Braddock Foundation employment-readiness classes and job placement. Anolic Family Charitable Jeff Baum Megan Bradley an emergency Fund Benjamin and Susan Baxt Matthew Brag and Praya JPMorgan Chase’s ongoing commitment to the financial health of Sara Anschuetz Bayshore Community Lundberg refugees has helped position the IRC as a thought leader among and know our Kristin Anundsen Church Helen Brandshaft AOL Inc. Robert Beard John R. Breitenoeder organizations serving refugees and immigrant communities, due to contributions are Sandra L. Aoun Charles R. Beitz and Ann Breslauer, Rutman, and an emphasis on data collection and an approach combining financial APCO Worldwide Vershbow Anderson, LLC education, employment assistance and financial counseling. used wisely. Estate of Barbara Appell Michael and Valerie Bell Brigham Young University Ben and Sheila Applegate Margaret R. Bennett Bristol-Myers Squibb Their commitment to improving the financial health of refugees The Ark and the Dove Melanie Bentley Constance Britton Andrew D. Fredman and Kerin McCarthy Foundation Jeffrey Berens Elizabeth Broadwin benefits more than the refugees themselves, it strengthens the Fredman, Fredman Family Foundation ARK Foundation Ann and Ed Berlin Kevin J. and Paula H. economic stability of communities for generations to come. Kathy Armbruster Fran R. Bermanzohn Brosch Josh Armour Judy A. and Lois Brounell Martha M Yee Shabbir and Ruby Adib Shari L. and Paul Bernstein, M.D. Stanley Brown and Peter and Susan Young Ravi Adusumalli and Mairi Jeffrey H. Aronson Berwind Corporation Pamela Barsam WowApp Leining Katherine Arthaud Brown

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Andrew Buchanan Christopher W. Cavanagh Community Foundation Delaware Community Gerald and Gail Eiselman Shirley Sun Forbes Glenn Memorial United Katherine and Bill Buildium Deirdre Cavanagh of Western North Foundation Thomas L. Eisenberg Hugh Forte Methodist Church Hammerson Mr. and Mrs. Stanley CBRE Carolina Andre and Deborah Denis Rashmi Ekka Fortress Investment Group Global Growers Network, Chelsea Handler Bukowski Antonio Cediel Lynne Conboy Robert Dentan Khalid El Khatib LLC Inc. Sarah and Ken Handy Clinton Burford Center for Action and Bernard Connaughton Pamela J. DePrez Elaine and Herrick Nancy Frankenberry Michael Gobster Heather Hanly and Shawn and Lakshmi Contemplation, Inc. Rosemary Connolly Laurent Desmangles Jackson The Franklin Fund Rolf and Julie A. Goetze Dan Purcell Burke Central Minnesota Mary J. Converse Kerry Dewitt Inger Elliott The Fred and Maxine Rita Goldberg Timothy D. Harding Burlingame Foundation Community Carter M. Conway Carlton Dewoody and EOG Resources, Inc. Rumack Family Paul Goldenberg Philip S. Harper David H. and Barbara Foundation Peter A. Cook Sarah Connolly Equality Alliance Of San Foundation Inc Peter J. Gollon Foundation Burns Central Synagogue Abigail and Justin Cooper Stephany Diana Diego County Freshfields Bruckhaus Susan Goodwin Sarah Harper Nobles Mary Anne and Stephen Bruce Cerullo Brant Cooper Sheila K. Dickison Margaret Ericson Trust DeringerUS LLP Krishantha Goonetilleke V. L. Harrison M. Burns Anne Champion Charlene Costa Conrad R. Dietz Eric Erzinger Edward Friedmann and Elizabeth M. Gordon Ms. Jane Hartley and Mr. Emily Burns-Higley Andrew Chen Ryan Cotton Mallory F. Digges Barbara Eskin Elizabeth Coyte Cathleen Gorman Ralph Schlosstein Eric K. Butler and Paul Chen John and Elena Roy Dion Evergreen Fund c/o John Fries Silvia Gosnell Donna and Vincent Suzanne L. Rocca- Matthew Cherwin Coumantaros Thang Do Adirondack Patty Fuller Robert Gould Hartnett Butler Richard Chin Eunice T. Cox Diane Dodds Foundation Fund for the Future of The Grace Jones Edward Hasbrook Daniel Butterfield Teresa Chiu Howard Cox Dolce & Gabbana USA, The F.G.K. Foundation Our Children Richardson Trust Julester S. Haste Christopher Buzachero Chockstone Fund Scott Crabtree Inc. Merle G. Fabian Susan H. Alexander and Kevin Grasmick HCD Foundation Andrea C Holmquist Esther Choi Putnam L. Crafts Jr. DonateWell Charles and Winifred A. James F. Gammill The Greater New Orleans Lena Headey William Cabeen Peter Choo Credit Suisse James K. Donnell Falcon Judith Gans Foundation Maureen C. Healy and Mary Cafiero Yvon and Malinda P. Gary and Marla Crockett Gary D. and Marilyn T. Robert and Bobbie Falk Chris and Robbin Garber- Stephen D. and Myrna K. Gary Alexion Amanda Cahn Chouinard Timothy Cross Doolen Don J. Fanslow Slaght Greenberg Andrew Hedden Walter M. Cain Ernest and Gwenith Chow Crowe Fund Jeff and Jennifer Alice and Thomas Farley Laura Tavares and David Gregori Construction Patrick B. Hefferan Marjorie M. and Charles Christine E. Andersen Mary Crowe Dougherty Tawna Farmer Garrett Katharine B. Gresham James Hegarty and Ellen 54 Calvert Fund Art Cutler Anne R. Dow Family Susan K. Feagin Helen and William Jennifer Gresko Fulton 55 Orland Campbell Church of the Heavenly David Aronow Foundation, Foundation Margaret Feige Garrison Michelle Griffin and Tom Madhuri Hegde Campbell Soup Company Rest Inc. Drake Family Fund Sandy Feinstein and Jorge Andrew Gass and Jenny Parker Heisman Trophy Trust The Sam and Louise Estate of Wendy Clarke David, Adrianne and Michele Drayton and Ian A. Goldstein Wilson Susan A. Griffin John and Andrea Campe Foundation, Jenna Clemens Jordan Rubin Fund Kennedy Peter and Jeanne Jane Gelb Joseph and Janet Grodin Hennessy Inc. Nicole Cliffe Ms. Karen Davies John S. Driscoll Fellowes David W. Gengler Marilyn and Mike Herson-Stirman Family The Capital Group Natalie Coburn and Anthony E. Davis and Matt and Liz Dubeck Estate of Margaret Betty J. and P. C. Grossman Foundation Co. Charitable Benjamin Powell Pamela Jarvis Louise and Robert Dudley Ferguson Georgeau Foundation Ther Herstein Family Foundation Nathaniel Codding Emily Davis Edwin and Beverly Duff Pamela M. Fessler and Richard B. Gerber and Nancy Gruber-Meier and Earl and Berys Heuer Rachel and Cory Capps Richard Cogswell Kristen Dayley Shirah and Robert Dunphy Matthew B. Koll Ronna Lindner Henry C. Meier Harry Heymann Nestor T. and Rosa James Cohen The de Leon - Khanna David J. DuPont Fiduciary Trust Company Howard Gershenfeld Lisa Grunwald Adler Grant E. and Carbonell Mrs. Sara W. Cohen Charitable Fund Yarrow Durbin and Finney County United Lee H. Gilbert Chris Guillebeau Lucia R. Hicks Susan Carhart Danna and Chuck Cole Samuel E. De Merit Stephanie Vandyke Way Ron V. and Sarah A. Janet Gurtner Highland Technology, Inc. Richard and Nishi Carlson Dr. Jane D. Coleman Bonnie and Warren de James and Susan Eager Ezra Firestone Gillespie H.L. Epstein Family Highland-Mills Foundation Eva-Maria Carne Ann Coles Wied Diane Eblin Rabbi Tirzah Firestone and Michael Gillin and Pamela Foundation Erika and Evan Hill Caroline A. Carpenter Dayton Coles Catherine and Sandy Cherie Eckmann Mr. David Friedman Newberry Regina Hablutzel Akbarali Himani Candace Carroll and Len Colgate-Palmolive Dean Derek C. Economy and Jim and Shelley Fishkin Mr. and Mrs. John A. Patricia Hackbarth Harry N. and Simon Company Eric DeBusschere Ann K. Walter Edward B. Fiske and Gilmartin Kathleen S. Haentjens Mary D. Hintlian Cara Carter and Todd James C. Collins and Estate of Georgia Helene Ed Tristram Associates, Helen Ladd Angela R. Giustina Megan Hailey-Dunsheath Moira Hintsa Sechser Virginia D. Donelson Decker Inc. Flagship Foundation Joan Glade de Pontet Danyon Halama Marcus Hintze Frank Casano The Columbus Foundation Donna Dediemar and Karen G. Eddy Kenneth Flanders David Glaser and Lesley Joan Hall John Hirschi Jessica Case Community Foundation Chris Hamilton The Edelman Foundation Tracy Flinders A. Elton Lisa and Paul Haller Charles J. and Abby S. Casey of Louisville James Degel and Jeanne Emunah Edinburgh Jerome Flynn John D. Glenn and Karen Evelyn J. Halpert Mary Hodge Gerhard Casper Community Foundation of Berwick Edwards Lifesciences Jean M. Foley and Russell Fagerstrom Margaret Hamburg and Hodinkee, Inc. Neely and Todd Cather Sarasota County Nancy Dehmlow Peggy K. Edwards S. Cowart Peter F. Brown Paula Hogan

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Opposite Page: Actor Mandy Patinkin, left, talks to David and Victoria Matthew Marco, Farhad Faez, an Afghan refugee. Mandy’s wife Kathryn Locascio Christina Lee, and Grody, center left, and IRC’s Lucy Carrigan look on outside Susanna Locascio Shing Yin Khor the Principovac accommodation center, in Sid, Serbia. Don and Margaret Locke David Martell Raghu Loganathan Roman Martinez IV and Tara Todras-Whitehill/IRC Longview Foundation Helena Martinez Lawrence and Patricia Anette Marweld Loo Robert and Joan Matloff Frank Kendall and Eva E. Krystle Lamprecht Loring, Wolcott & Kathleen Mattes Halpern Donald Landergren Coolidge Trust, LLC Eileen Mattingly David Kenning Dr. David Landy and Dr. Loris Masterton Family Sarah Maulden Timothy Kenslea Judy Kriesell Foundation Maxwell Lide Stanback Jerry and Louise Kerner Jill Langley Ruth Norden Lowe & Foundation Inc Susan Keyes and Jim Laucks Foundation, Inc. Warner L. Lowe Marc and Terry Mayberg Sulat Natasha and Nick Lawler Memorial Fund Mr. and Mrs. John L. Shahrzad Khayami Eva and Ted Lazarus Nathan Lucash McCrohan Tiera and Scott Kimball Megan Lea Lila Luce Ryan and Michelle King County, WA Donna and Matt Leacock Saundra Lumish McCullough Ann P. Kirby Jean Lecuyer Laura Lundgren Robert W. McDonnell Beth Kirkhart Jisun Jamie and Peter Thomas Lykens Henry McEvaddy KKR Lee Charles P. Lyman Jr. Geeta Jyothi and Robert Jackie and Andrew Klaber Peter Leffman M&H Schwartz Family G. McGahey Sean Kleier Brian Lehrer Foundation Richard McGuinness Erika Klein Albert C. and Flora Craig MacLeod Vaughan McKee 56 Jerry Knoll (§) Leisenring Wilmer MacNair Audrey W. McLaughlin 57 Monique Knowlton Kelsey Leland James Madison’s Debra McLaughlin James Hoge and Inavale Foundation Inc Jefferies LLC The K Foundation Masami Kojima and Peter Aaron Lemon-Strauss Montpelier David McPherson Kathleen Lacey David K. Ingalls J. R. and Kay D. Jennings Miles Kahler Moll and Samantha Trepel Magnolia Lynda S. Meeker Angela Hohl-AbiChedid The Iqbal and Shelby Jet.com Sue P. Kahler Paul M. and Toby Koren Leo Model Foundation Magnolia Charitable Julie Mehretu Samantha Holloway Mamdani Foundation Dr. Kurt Jetta Michelle and Sonny Kalsi Liesbet Koromzay Francesca Letasse Foundation Carol and Lanning Helen Homans Martin Isserlis Jewish Community Roberta R. Kameda David Kostelnik Richard Levi and Susan Hatem Mahdy Melville Glenda Hope J. Stanley and Mary W. Foundation of Los Sarfaraz Kanji Mahesh K. and Ruth Perry James and Chiara Mai Pamela Smith-Mentz and Gisela Horejsi 2007 Trust Johnson Family Angeles Alice Kaplan Kotecha Michael and Sandra Patricia M. Maier David Mentz Horwitz Family Fund Foundation Jewish Community Jessica M. Kaplan and Steven M. Krausz Levine Majestic Construction Metrolink Networks Howell Family Charitable Andrea Jackson Foundation Of Joseph Youcha Jane Kristof Steven and Madeline G. & Management Frank Metzger Foundation J. David Jacobs Southern Arizona Raman Kapur Jacueline Krump Levine Services Eli Michael Scott Howell James Parsons and JHH Donor Advised David Karnovsky Alex Krupp Helmut Lewis Melody Malachowsky Betsy S. Michel Jonathan Christian Todd Spiewak Fund held at Michal and Daniel Katcher Michael Kubersky The L’Heureux Family in Carl Malcolm Middlecott Foundation Hudson Philanthropic the Community Farah Kathwari and Robin Timothy Kudo Honor of Richard D. Patrick Maley and Barbara Mierzwa Christine and Timothy Program Foundation of Van Puyenbroeck Akshay Kumar Daniel L’Heureux Nancy B. Turck Jackie Friedman Mighdoll Hughes James Starr Moore Southern Arizona Marilyn R. and Steven R. Joan Kumar Jennifer Lin Areeb and Sharmeen Pauline Milius Edith Hunt Memorial Foundation, Helgi Jobe Katzman David and Lucy Kurtzer- The Lincoln Community Malik Gail and Marshall Miller The Daniel Lynch Inc. Hilary and Alex Joel Roy Kaufmann Ellenbogen Foundation The Malkin Fund, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Miller Foundation Todd James and Tatiana Forrest Johnson Kayden Foundation LABO Charitable Fund Holly Lind Falisha I. Mamdani Linda Miller Susan Huntting Blackington James Kent Johnson Kevin Keene Filipe Lacerda Warren Lindau Paul A. Mandeville Lewis Miller Tanvir Hyder Jamieson Charitable Matt Johnson Sarah Kelen and Ken Pat LaFleur Sven-Olof Lindblad Ben Manny Margaret C. Miller Gail and Carl Icahn Foundation Bonnie Jones Bloom Lake Shore Baptist Scott Lippstreu and Lizbeth Marano D. Millhiser Betsy Fullagar In African Dominic and Leslie Jones Sauer William and Emma Keller Church Jessica Golden Marian Marbury Shawn Mindus Shoes Jessica Jarrett Judith Fields Jurney Kelstar Real Estate Shannon Lamb Marie Lobre Mohammed Minhaj

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Eric and Lilly Minkove National Christian Adrienne Orlan Irene Kronhill Pletka Gerald and Richard E. Salomon Jonathan Schreiber Julian T. and Barbara S. Minneapolis Foundation Foundation Sandra Otterman Kathleen Plourde Christa Reynolds Family Foundation and Sherry Graff Simmons Esther Mintzer National Immigration Otto Family Foundation Dana Polk and James Martha Reynolds Salt Lake Brewing Co. Schreiber Simple Actions Family Mirapath Inc. Forum Our Grand Rapids Borninski Bernard and Barbara Ries Alice Saltonstall Richard Schreiber Foundation Karin H. Mitchell Lina Nazar Community Gerald A. Pollack The Rimora Foundation Ammanda and Jeffrey Mark B. Schupack Lawrence A. and Frances David Mitnick and Thomas Neff Foundation Virginia B. Pollack Jane J. and Jerry G. Risk Salzman Georgia L. and Thomas R. E. Sims Rebecca Mai Kathleen M. and Edwin John Owen Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jose Polo Rizley Family Foundation Ruth Sample Schuttish Linda Singer and Joseph MJK Family Foundation B. Neill Lee Owen Lester Poretsky Family Charles Rizzo The Sampson Foundation Jodi Harris and Steven J. Sternlieb Hala Mnaymneh Mark Nelkin Maryann Padol Foundation Inc. Gordon Robby San Diego Unified School Schwartz Daniel A. Sisk Karin Moe The Dorothy and Mark Pajwell Foundation James R. Posner Robert K. Steel Family District Stephanie Schweitzer Sisters of Saint Francis Ann Moller Nelkin Charitable Josef Palank Posner-Wallace Foundation Third Graders at San Scott Family Foundation II Province Fund Peter Monaco Fund Palm Medical Center, LLC Foundation The Robert Wood Francisco Friends Sally Scott Gregory Sitton Robert E. Montgomery Jr. Rick Nelson Richard H. and Rebecca David Potel Johnson Foundation School Seattle First Baptist Jeff and Toni Slepak Jorge Montoya Nicholas Nguyen L. Palmer Joanna Pozen Mr. and Mrs. William Laura Sanborn Church Dr. and Mrs. Bernard E. The Mooney Charitable Dean L. and Kathleen Jonathan Panter Estate of David Pratt Roberts Sanderson Family Nicole Seligman and Joel Small Trust Nicholson Gustav and Hanna Aaron M. and Arleen Noa Rochkind Foundation Klein Anne M. Smiddy Alexander F. Moore James W. Nickel and Papanek Priest Rockefeller Philanthropy Elizabeth Sands Maxine Semmel Susan Smidinger-Brown Lewis Moore Patricia D. White Constance Paraskeva Princeton Area Advisors The Santa Fe Community Waqar and Sarah Shaikh Cherida Collins Smith Alexander Morgan Margery A. Nicolson Diane Parish and Paul Community Rudy Rodriguez Foundation Mark Shannon Dana Smith Morgan, Lewis & Bockius North Bay Lighting and Gelbund Foundation David Roe and Sukey LLP Electrical Supply Robert and Martha Parke Margot and Thomas Lilienthal Robert and Doris Sasser Adam Shapiro Smith Family Legacy Morningside Presbyterian North Decatur Peter W. and Linda B. Pritzker Lauren and Alex Rolfe Charitable Fund Shobha Sharma Foundation Church Presbyterian Church Parshall The Prudential Foundation The Ronus Foundation B. D. and Nancy F. Mark Shepard Patricia K. and Sanford V. William F. and Mary S. Mary Norton Kristen Parton Frances D. Puddicombe Bobbie and Dave Root Saunders Ketki Sheth Smith 58 Morrill Mark Noseworthy Leo Patching Mark and Sue Ann Pugh Michael M. Rosbash Tasha Savage Diane Shock Marta Solsona 59 Mary Morse Joe Nuckolls Jeetendra Patel Hari and Jenneffer Andrew Rose Tom and Linda Savage Walton W. Shreeve Nancy S. Somers Deborah Mortlock Jeffrey Nussbaum Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Patterson Pulapaka Estate of James R. Rose Susan Schaefer Matthew Shucker Leonard Sommer Gregory and Andrea Integrative Nutrition John D. Patterson, Jr. and Faraz Qamar Rosenberry Charitable Andrew Schapiro The Honorable George P. Edward Sonn Moser Oakhurst Baptist Church Michele F. Demarest Ashraf Ragab Term Trust John Schaub and Charlotte Shultz Larry and Judy Sowder Fay Mostafavi Jason Oaks Allen Patton David and Farah Rains Andrew Rosenblum Stuart Schechter and Samia Siddiqui The Spector Fund at the Samy Muaddi Stasia Obremskey Sharon A. Pauli Rally Health, Inc Michael and Naomi Jaeyeon Jung Susan Siebert Boston Foundation Michelle Mueller Tom and Jennifer O’Brien Cynthia Pearson Jason Ralston and Kial Rosenfeld Multi Parts Elizabeth O’Connor Ashley Peate Young Edgar Rosenthal Catherine Munch Loretta O’Connor John R. and Salim Ramji and Parisa Heather Ross Jim Murchie Susan E. O’Connor Christine Peeler Jaffer Jesse and Joanie We are incredibly proud to Gregory Dillon Murphy Old First Presbyterian Amanda Peet Jacqueline Ratner Rothstein Michael and Jill Murphy Church, San Everyday People Rauch Foundation Carl and Judith Royal partner with the IRC and support Paula Murphy Francisco E. Peters Huida Refermat Mrs. Susan Rudin Theresa Murphy Henry and Dona Oldfield Brian Petersen Regeneron Matthew Runkle and the critical work they are doing Music Peace Project Alexandra Olmsted Gordon M. Petrie Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Rebecca Koepnick Myriam Weinstein Fund Leslie O’Loughlin Lois Pettinger Leo M. Reid Richard and for refugees around the globe. Aimee Nacol Earl D. and Marian N. Carol K. and Ann E. Alice D. Reilly Elizabeth Rush Jane L. and Olson Fund Pforzheimer Fund Rose Lee and Francie Rutherford Ed and Barbara Shapiro David C. Nadeau Maureen A. O’Neill and Victoria Phillips Keith L. Reinhard Mr. and Mrs. Donald Robert Nardy Jr. Robert N. Abernathy The Phillips-Green David L. and Margaret Rynbrandt John E. and Shirley V. William J. and Dorothy K. Foudation, Inc. Reuther Brad A. Sablosky Gregory S. and Christina Jurg and Linda Kathleen Spivack Nash O’Neill Foundation Estate of Laura S. Pinkert Eleanor and William Bernard Salanie R. Scherrer Siegenthaler Sara Spooner National Bank of Arizona Oppenheim Family Fund Virginia G. Piper Revelle Nicola Salmon Susan Schiff Estate Stephen D. Silberman and St. James Episcopal ORB International Charitable Trust Eleanor Revelle George W. Schlossnagle Kathy J. Schwartz Church

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St. John’s Episcopal Tableau Foundation VICA Foundation Henry E. Wieman Marilyn and William Young Andrew and Eva Grove Cliff S. and Robert T. Rolfs Church Employee Austin View Anita Volz Wien and Charitable The Grove Foundation Laurel E. Asness Foundation St. Joseph Parish, Seattle Engagement Fund Michael and Diane Byron Wien Foundation Johnson & Johnson Alan and Jane Batkin The San Francisco Mary Ellen Stachnik Tableau Software Vincent Phyllis Wiener Ali Youssefi The Peierls Foundation, Dr. Georgette F. Bennett Foundation Vincent J. Stafford and Alfred F. Talbot Robert Vincent Jonathan L. Wiesner Zelda Gives Back Inc. and Dr. Leonard S. Pamela Saunders-Albin Maria C. Staffrod Salahuddin Tariq Joan Vivaldo Alison Wilcox Philanthropic Fund Judy and Josh S. Weston Polonsky Dan Lufkin / The Anna Stancu The Tartell Family Michael J. Volkovitsch Ann L. Wild Dr. Peg Ziegler Dorothy L. Campbell Peter Jay Sharp David Stanford Foundation Kaspar von Braun Joanna Will Deborah L. Zimmer $5 MILLION + 1997 Trust Foundation Henry Von Kohorn Zisson Foundation, Inc Susan B. Stearns Phillip Tasto Elizabeth Williams Anonymous (1) Cliff S. and Laurel E. TripAdvisor Charitable Grace Stebbins Trust Andrew and Karen Taylor Ami Vora Nishan Williams lana Zollinhofer American Red Cross Asness Foundation Harvey and Paula Zunz Family Fund Margaret Taylor Kevin and Terri Wade William H. Williams William K. Bowes, Jr. The Carson Family Young Green Foundation Steinberg Betsy Templeton Diane and Bob Wagner Alexis Willingham Nancy A. Zweng Foundation Charitable Trust Arlene Waksberg Erika Steiner Ryan Tennis Willis Towers Watson Dubai Cares charity:water $1 MILLION + B. Rex and Kate Samuel Test Dena G. Willmore and John and Teresa S. LIFETIME GIVING Educate A Child Chubb Charitable Anonymous (15) Stephenson Mary-Lauretta Testa Martha J. Thurber Waldes Kenneth R. and Vickie A. Foundation Simin Allison William and Joyce Dennis E. Walo and The Wills Charitable Fund The IRC is grateful to Steve Steve French RAISE Initiative, Columbia American International Myron F. Steves, Jr. and Thibodeaux Kathleen E. Irvin Ellen C. Wineberg its many supporters Google.org University Group, Inc. Rowena Young Chloe Thomas Cecilia Walpole-Griffin Christina and Matthew whose compassion and The IKEA Foundation Committee Encouraging American Jewish Gladys R. Thomas Wirig generosity over the Patrick Stewart and Lulu C. Wang David and Ruth Levine Corporate Joint Distribution Mitchell L. Thompson Wren W. Wirth decades has helped Sunny Ozell Rabbi Angela Warnick The Andrew W. Mellon Philanthropy Committee Mary Jane Stickley Laura R. Wittke vulnerable families to Jane W. Thorne Buchdahl and Mr. Foundation The Leon and Toby American Jewish World Bruce and Mary A. Wittrig survive, recover and Stock Yards Bank & Trust James Tigani Jacob Buchdahl Open Society Cooperman Service Kaleigh Tomaso Cecille Wasserman Joan W. Wofford regain control of Company Foundations Foundation Anadarko Côte d’Ivoire Kathryn Stokes and David Wendy S. Wollish their futures. Lorraine Trachtenberg Watering Pond Open Square Charitable The Crown Family Company C. Esseks Thanh Tran Foundation Marilyn Wolper The David & Lucile 60 $40 MILLION + Gift Fund The Paul and Edith 61 Triangle School of Vedic Rachel Stone Christopher and Carol C. The Honorable Kimba M. Pfizer Inc and Pfizer Packard Foundation Babson Foundation Vision Inc. Anonymous (1) Robert Stone Webster Wood and Mr. Frank Foundation Abigail Davis Bank of America Peter and Virginia Strange Phyllis Trible Janet and Hans Wegner NoVo Foundation E. Richardson Tamara G. and Michael D. Marie and Joseph Field Charitable Stella Strazdas Trinity Presbyterian Paul L. Weiden Stichting Vluchteling Nancy K. Worrtich and Root Benito and Frances C. Foundation Church Sandra Weingarten Michael and Veronica Bruce M. Cnaught Silicon Valley Community Gaguine Foundation Bill and Alice Barnett Lois L. Weinroth John A. Wright $20 MILLION + Stubbs Vincent Tseng Foundation Global Impact Marjorie Blachly (§) Jed Weissberg and Margaret L. Wrobel Chesley Sullenberger T-Serve Foundation Fidelity Charitable The Speyer Family Polly (§) and John Guth BlackRock Russy and Anita Shelley Roth Tunney Mullan Charitable Robert Wujtowicz Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation / Philip and Alicia Vera Blinken Sumariwalla Fred Weitz Fund Peter Wurman Foundation Katherine Farley and Hammarskjold Bloomberg Philanthropies Darla D. Turlington Wyss Foundation Sunshine Life & Health John A. Weldon The Starr Foundation Jerry I. Speyer Frederick J. Iseman Andrew H. Brimmer Aisha Tyler Sandy Welfare Advisors Kristofer Yahner Vanguard Charitable Vada (§) and Ted (§) Jewish Communal Fund Brin Wojcicki Foundation SurveyMonkey Shannon Unger Kenneth D. Werner and Yampa Valley Community Stanley JPMorgan Chase & Co. Richard Bruce and Leslie The Susan A. and Unitarian Universalist Noreen A. Bagley Foundation $10 MILLION + Starr International Christy and John Mack Aiello Mariquita West Sylvia Yee and Brian Donald P. Babson Society of Anonymous (2) Foundation Margaret A. Cargill The California McCaffrey Foundation Sacramento Westchester Community Arnhold Foundation Estate of John Whitehead Philanthropies Endowment Marianna Vaidman Stone Jeanne Swartele-Wood Foundation Christopher Yeh and General Electric and GE LDS Charities California Community and Thomas Valley Charitable Trust Sherrie and David Westin Jennifer Jacoby-Yeh Richard and Ronay Foundation $2.5 MILLION + Foundation Jan and Lisa Van der Swartele Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Jay R. Yerkes Schwab Charitable Menschel The Capital Group Robert and Linden Anonymous (2) Weston Lawrence Lee You and Stavros Niarchos Network For Good Companies Marijeanne Swift Laurent and Johanna Adrienne Van Dyk Annie Westwater and Deborah Anne Foundation Newman’s Own Charitable Elizabeth L. Van Laan Alpert, in memory Cari Switzer Cormac Eubanks Gravitz Tides Foundation Foundation Foundation J. Bradford Sympson of Paul and Sophie Brett Vapnek Hugh N. Westwater Amy Young Page Family Foundation Chevron Elizabeth Szaniszlo Veracity Real Estate Jonathan White Alpert PayPal $7.5 MILLION + The Chipotle Cultivate Group Anne H. Widmark American Express Anonymous (1) Foundation

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Nicholas R. and Karen Mastercard Sydney and Janet and Annabelle (§) and Chickering Mastercard Foundation Stanley S. Shuman Richard Alexander Claude W. Bernard Citi Foundation William B. McClatchy Tony and Sandra J. Tamer Cecilia Allen Eleanor and Richard Community Foundation of Janet McClintock and Michael W. and Laurent and Johanna Berry New Jersey John F. Imle Carol A. Taylor Alpert, in memory William Besselievre The Eleanor Crook Eduardo G. Mestre and Elena Thiebault Biddle of Paul and Sophie Rose S. Bethe Foundation Gillian M. Shepherd The Robert and Margaret Alpert David Birch, Esq. Dalio Foundation Microsoft Philanthropies Thomas Fund #1 Edson Andrews Kristin A. Birkness Dr. Kathryn W. Davis (§) Estate of Dorothy Abbe of the Community Judy and John Angelo Sami Bitar The Destina Foundation James Mossman and Foundation of New Mary R. Angulo Thomas C Bishop Drago Family Danielle Leinroth Jersey Robert and Judith Charitable Fund Suzanne W. and Alan J. Estate of Richard Corvin Time Warner, Inc. Armstrong David L. Black Dworsky Estate of Cynthia Leary Merryl H. and James S. Nancy C. Atherton Jacqueline Blanchard Daniel J. Ernst Elizabeth Rasmussen (§) Tisch Andrea Axelrod Peter and Patricia Blasco Harry Fagan Jr. (§) Nancy B. Taylor (§) Unbound Philanthropy The Baldwin Family Fund Vera Blinken H.R.H. Princess Firyal of Estate of Ann Smeltzer The Walton Family for Peace & Justice Ellen Block Jordan National Philanthropic Foundation Margaret and Rick Betsy Blumenthal and FJC - A Foundation of Trust Warner Bros. Baldwin Jonathan D. Root Philanthropic Funds The New York Community Entertainment, Inc. David and Karen Ballon Norma Boecker Daniel I. Bonbright The Ford Foundation Trust Maureen White and Judith Bardacke Loren L. Booda Theodore J. Forstmann Nike Foundation Steven Rattner Patricia and Joe Barile C. Keith and Lyn Boone Charitable Trust Sarah and Peter O’Hagan The Winston Foundation, Richard D. and Elizabeth Ann Brayfield and Joseph Diane von Furstenberg In memory of Andrew E. Inc. Barrows Emerson and Barry Diller Norman Catherine and Tracy William J. and Katherine Actress Lena Headey listens to German Minister for Migration, Frau Aydan Özoguz, Willa Brunkhorst 62 Goldman Sachs & Co. One Foundation Dublin Wolstencroft R. Bartholomew during a press conference at the CareForward offices in Berlin, Germany. 63 Lisa Buchert Goldman Sachs Gives Otto Family Foundation June C. Bashkin Margret Buchmann Tara Todras-Whitehill/IRC Horace W. Goldsmith Pearson Foundation PARTNERS FOR Marcia J. Bates Mary Buck Foundation PepsiCo, Inc. FREEDOM Alan and Jane Batkin William C. Bullock Agnes Gund The Pew Charitable Trusts David R. (§) and Suzanne Partners for Freedom Paul and Frances K. Burik The Hauser Foundation The Pincus Family G. Baty Katherine Cecil Brigitte M. Cooke Frances de Usabel are individuals who have Kenneth Burrows Humanity United Foundation Eric Bebernitz Cornelia Cerf Seamus Cooney William Dean generously included the Wallace and Therese Humble Bundle The Pincus Family Fund Stephen David Becker, in Constance J. Chandler Hazel and Alan Cope William and Patricia Dean IRC in their will or estate Burton Intel Foundation The Prudential Foundation honor of his parents, Judith Checker Kathryn Corbett Yvonne Delnis plans. We are honored by Charles M. Butler The David M. Leuschen Dr. Andrew Roman (§) Dr. Saul V. Becker Nicholas R. and Karen Joann Corey Nicholas and Dolly Demos this commitment, which Odette Cadart-Ricard Charitable Estate of Harriet and Augusta W. Chickering Robert M. Cotten Susan Dentzer and will provide lifesaving Toni K. and Colin J. Foundation Rosenbloom Becker Ingrid Christiansen Thomas and Sarah Cox Charles Alston assistance to refugees for Callahan The John D. and George and Nancy Rupp Howard B. Beckwith Thomas and Patricia Patricia Cravens Stanley C. and Beverly years to come. Babbie and Stuart Catherine T. Omar and Kathleen Dolores Bell Cihowiak Marianna Crawford Diamond Cameron Judy Cirillo Christopher Cronan Trinh D. Doan and Michael MacArthur Saeed Anonymous (73) James Bell Bill and Marilyn Campbell Sarah B. Clark Janet M. Cross Jermyn Foundation George S. Sarlo Charles A. Abela (§) Lawrence A. Benenson Ruth H. Campbell-Duffy June M. Clase June Curtis Rachel G. Doane Mary B. Ketcham (§) Ruth and Julian David B. Abernethy Nancy S. Benjamin and Joseph Duffy Nancy Cochran Art Cutler Doris (§) and Wakefield Steven Klinsky and Schroeder The Honorable and Mrs. Cindy Benner Michael P. Carley (§) Douglas and Kathryn Vincent Daly Dort Maureen Sherry Mike Schroepfer and Erin Morton I. Abramowitz Dr. Georgette F. Bennett Jim Carlstedt Cochrane Peter J. and Jane C. Drorbaugh Leaves of Grass Fund Hoffmann Dorothy D. Aeschliman and Dr. Leonard S. Abby S. Casey Sheila Cohen Phyllis B. Davies Barbara Du Bois, Ph.D. The LeBrun Foundation Estate of Estelle Smucker Kathleen L. Agena Polonsky Kicab Castaneda-Mendez Howard F. Cohn Abigail Davis Louise and Robert Dudley Estate of Lieselotte and The Leila and Mickey Sandy Agrafiotis Nora Benoliel and Marta Chase Joan A. Gruenberg Billy Davis Nancy Hagle Duffy Friedrich Solmsen Straus Family Elizabeth Franz Albert John A . Bergren Edward and Cominos Marjorie E. De Hartog Betty A. Dy Vincent A. and Charitable Trust Ellen J. Alexander Bella Berlly Jeanne Cavallini Peter A. Cook Dr. Clarence A. De Lima Anne Eberle Anne H. Mai

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Marilyn E. Eck Nora C. Gaines Geraldine Guggemos Reed and Marge Jacob Andrew Lenard Louise McAllister Nancy L. Neiman- Steven R. and Alice Merle J. Edelman Carl T. Gaiser Jane Guthrie Dorothy Jenney Herbert H. and Ellen S. Elizabeth M. Hoffman Plotnick Dr. M. William Edwards Julia Galosy Ruth B. Haas Ada Jeppesen Lenk McCambridge Kathleen Nelson Uzenzile Poindexter William Egan Mary Ann Ganey Patricia Hackbarth Eric D. Jernigan Olga Leskiw and Nori William B. McClatchy Merlin E. (§) and Gerald A. Pollack Edward Eggert James and Yvonne Garon Paul and Lisa Haller Lucie Johns Suzuki Janet McClintock and Janet Nelson Alvin W. Post Thomas Ehlers (§) Doug and Geni Garrison Juanita E. Hallisey Gay Johnson Victor and Roz Leviatin John F. Imle Virginia Newes Steven R. and Jo Ann Judith Eisele Sandra L. Geis Rose S. Halperin Stephen R. Judge Mark and Suzanne Ann McHugh Jerry Newman Potashnick Bettina Elliott Donetta George Peter and Harriet Sylvia Juran Levinson Mary McKay (§) Robert C. Newman Mary Jane Potter Dr. Arthur S. and Dr. Richard B. Gerber and Hanauer Judith Kadden Dr. H. Richard Levy James D. McMichael Roxana M. and Thomas Powell Rochelle Elstein Ronna Lindner Robert and Joan Miles Kahler Dennis and Paul and Lana McNeil Paul Newman Lorna Power Ronald and Kathryn Ems Gay Gibson Handschumacher Ruth G. Kahn Betty Lewis (§) Dorothy McPherson Joseph H. Nguyen The Robert O. Preyer Bjorn Engberg Atherlie Gidding Kathleen Hanold Mark I. Kalish Sidney and Linda Liebes Jerry D. McPike Christopher Niebuhr Charitable Lead Susan Enzle Viola C. Gilbert Charles and Carolyn Mary B. Kasbohm Joann J. Linder Estelle Meadoff Paul A. and Gayle Nyhuis Unitrust Sara L. Esgate Clarence R. Gillett Hanson Alton Kastner Nancy E. Lippincott Catherine V. Meehan Mimi O’Hagan William Prusoff Charitable Wynelle Evans-McNamara Steven L. Ginzbarg Pahle Hausmann Anne Kelemen Marie Lobre Mrs. Lynda S. Meeker, Sarah and Peter O’Hagan Lead Unitrust Judy H. Fair-Spaulding Jackie Gnepp and Joshua Eugene R. Heise Warren and Dorothy C. Loehrer in memory of Mr. Caroline Ong Mark and Sue Ann Pugh Robert J. Fassbender Klayman Nancy L. Hendrix Jo Anne D. Keller Edward E. Loewe Warren C. Meeker Jody Onorato Kay Puttock Thomas Faulds Louise and Richard Lucile P. and Jay Herbert Jeanne Kempthorne Patricia V. Long Barbara J. Meislin Daphne A. O’Sullivan Andrew A. and Gail C. Matthew A. Feigin and Goines Valerie and Richard Herr William Kennedy and Warren LoPresti The Meledandri Family Mary K. Oswald Quartner Adina Yoffie Eleanore S. and Joan L. Juliane Heyman Holly Neal Kennedy Winston Lord and Bette Trust India K. Ourisman Susan Quillman Judith Feiner Bao Robert Mermelstein Elaine R. Owens Ajir M. Rai Goldberg Charitable Susan L. Hill Chelsea R. Kesselheim Marguerite Felice Christine H. Lorenz Charles W. Merrels Irene M. Pace Joyce L. Rauhe Remainder Trust Don Hines Maurine King Karl R. Feller Mary Ruth Lyle Beverley B. and Edgar G. Maryann Padol Thomas Ray Leo A. Goldberg John Hirschi Lois Kirschenbaum Donald and Patricia Fels Kathleen Lynn and Ben Merson Gustav and Meghana Reddy and Irma Goldknopf Lisa Hirsh Doris M. Kling Evelyn R. and John Nathanson Jule Meyer Hanna Papanek Avinash Kaza 64 Caroline Goldsmith Cynthia K. Hobart David A. and Anita R. 65 Ferguson John C. and Barbara M. Betty and Peter J. Constance Paraskeva Judy L. Regan Susan Goldsmith Sharon Hodges Knechel Elliott Fine Lynskey Michelozzi Evelyn D. Parker Nancy E. Reid Gail Goldwasser Rosemary Hoehn Kathleen N. Knepper Carole and Harvey Finkel Marilyn I. Madden John S. Miller III and Sylvia Parker Michael J. Reilly Virginia N. Gonsalves John Hoffman Kenneth (§) and Ruth Elizabeth E. Finkler Mark J. Magenheim Barbara Y. Miller William Hally Parker David J. Reiss Robert W. Goodman Mary Hogan Knudtson Anna Fisher Vincent A. and Anne H. Lawrence B. Miller Sandip Patel Sandra A. Remis Jean Gorman Mary C Holder Christopher Kohlmeier Marvin Fisher Mai Marilyn Miller Susan and Alan Patricof Milbrey Rennie and Zach Robin B. Gosnell Gerald and Nisha Holton Cathy Kornblith Edward B. Fiske and Robert and Jean Major Robert Miner Dr. James L. Patterson, Jr. Taylor Gabriele M. Gossner Maedell Howard Linda Korsgaard Helen Ladd Patricia Makely and Shannon Mitchell and Sharon A. Pauli Heidi Renteria Sanford S. and Lorraine Ann Hulen Susan Kotcher and Dudley Flamm Joseph Schechter Maxim Engers Dr. Nadine Michéle Payn Naomi Replansky B. Gotlib Marjorie Hull Steven Carbo Glenn R. Fleischman Rudolf A. and Frances T. Saul and Ezra Mizrahi Andy and Gwen Payne Jean-Paul Richard Dragica Grabovac Marsha Hunt Roger Krouse Susan H. Fleming Makkreel Katharine B. Morgan Paul Peabody Albert A. Riddering Peter Grad and Marylynn Christopher (§) and Carlos E. Kruytbosch Nell Fliehmann Robert F. Marino Georgiana K. Morrison Marion Pearce Bernard and Barbara Ries Boris Hilda Hunter Harriet Kuhr Ronald F. Foisy Carol L. Markewitz Philip Mulqueen Joyce Pendleton Elizabeth M. Rifino Marianna Graham Beverly Hurwitz Carol A. Kuzmyak Vicki Foley Connor Markey Muriel J. Mummau C. Diane Percival Gwen Cheryl Rigby Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Jeffrey A. and Yong and Raymond Kwok Walter E. and Nora Foster Linda Marsh Donald and Ann Munro David Perry Diana I. Rigg Nancy G. Frakes Granett Cheryl Hylton Andrea Lambrinides and Stanley and Wendy Marsh Thomas A. and Emily L. W. James Peterson Daniel L. Riley Leslie French Ann Green In memory of Frances John Johnnidis J. Laird Marshall Murawski Ron W. Petrie Eleanor A. Robb Nancy Frick and Richard Cheryl Greenberg and Peter Havas, Carl E. Langenhop Lucretia Martin Sharon Murphy John C. Phan Evelyn L. Robert Bruno Neal Greenberg Austrian political William and Barbara Margaret Martin Ann Murray Kenneth Phelps Gilda M. Roberts Jack Funt James Grindlinger refugees Larsen Craig T. Mason Leila Mustachi David L. Phillips Anne Robertson Benito and Louise Grunwald Ann Ingram Margaret (§) and Maria Massey Marilu A. Nashel Janice E. Phillips Nancy Rodrique Frances C. Gaguine Donald Guateri and M. Barbara W. Irwin David Lauder Michelle Mathesius Lester H. Nathan Naomi Phillips Estate of Edward Rogers Foundation Lynott Frederick Iseman Marion J. Nelkens Elizabeth T. Mathew Barbara W. Nathan Lora Pierce Arnold M. and Janet E. Mary E. Gaines Yvonne Guers-Villate and Joan Isserlis Lederer Pauline M. Mayo Margaret E. Platts Rogoff Jose T. (§) Villate Bruce E. Jackson David Hank Lee

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Cathy Root Glenn Seime Theodore J. Susac II Judy and Josh S. Weston CHARITABLE GIFT Ben and Jerry’s IRC VOICES Tamara G. and Michael D. Edward Seltzer Diana D. Swain Barbara Whan ANNUITIES Black Diamond Morena Baccarin Root John S. Shafer Jane Swicegood Douglas and Katherine Charitable gift annuities Dr. Ann Bortz, PsyD, Sarah Wayne Callies Gideon Rose Clarence Shannon Ruth E. Swim Wheeler are a unique way for E-RYT Danielle de Niese Diane E. Rosen Gerry Shapiro David Tabatsky Clare White donors to ensure life-long George E. Conway Romola Garai James Rosen Marilyn Sharp Eve M. Tai Jackie and Eric White income for themselves El Dorado Furniture Lena Headey Saralee Rosen and Gary Mary Shay Gabor Tamasi Maureen White and or loved ones while also Evergreen Rotary Rashida Jones Blumsohn Sherri Sheftel Joseph Tanen and Steven Rattner helping the IRC respond Foundation, Inc. John Legend Bella H. Rosenberg James T. and Hiroko Nancy Phillips Michael and Judy L. White to future humanitarian Facebook Mandy Patinkin Jane Rosov Sherwin Ann M. Tattersall Trina J. Whitney crises. First Congregational Piper Perabo Keith Ross Marjorie F Shipe Michael W. and Anne H. Widmark United Church of Shelley N. Roth and Jed I. Wanda R. Shirk Carol A. Taylor Mark and Janet Widoff Anonymous (2) Christ - Boulder Weissberg Irwin and Renee Shishko June L. Temple Dora Wiebenson Carol A. Baker First Unitarian Church Susan Roth Jerry A. Shroder Millie and Marcel Jonathan L. Wiesner Lesley J. Barker Google.org Chester Rowland Mark Sibley, Jr. Tenenbaum William Wilcox Ward Barnes Adam Holmes James E. (§) and Jurg and Linda Theo G. and Artemisia Murton H. Wilkes Ellen Bartelt IKEA North America Elizabeth J. Royster Siegenthaler Thevaos Brent S. Wille Richard Bruce and Leslie Services LLC Davina L. Rubin David Siegrist Sue Thollaug Donald G. and Elinor R. Aiello Integrated Real Estate George and Nancy Rupp Kay Silberfeld Earlene Thom Williams Peter H. Burian Services Carol Anne Ruppel and Abraham C. Silberman Edith D. Tipple Joseph Williford Jim Dailey Steve Kinney Brien Williams John A. Tolleris Barbara A. DeBree LDS Charities Philip Silver Dorothy Winkey Philip Ruscitti John Train Robert A. Delfausse and Microsoft Philanthropies Sharon J. Simms Richard B. and Edith Wolf Catherine W. Rush Harriette E. Treloar Ann Alton Mozaic James and Marianne Gary and Sandra R. James Saakvitne Emily Turk Anne Eberle PCs for People Skeen Worthington Robert and Martha Sachs Ruth Turner Joan Ferris Perkins Coie 66 Lindley S. and Judith A. Arthur F. Wortman 67 Inge Sagel-Treser Jessie K. Ulin Irma Goldknopf Patrick Quayle Sloan Janet A. Wright Aimee Saginaw Stephen J. Umhoefer Eva Havas Samuel Adams Anne M. Smiddy Jean Wright Paul V. Samoni Elsie E. Van De Maele Jean Herron Spanish Broadcasting Linda B. Smith Warren Wyss George S. Sarlo Celestine M. Van Dorpe Lois R. Lowenberg System, Inc. William Smolin Julia C. Xeros Naomi Schecter Dee Van Leeuwen Marianne Lynch Stantec George W. Smyth, Jr. Wesley and Mariam Yale Tom Schloegel and Erika Ursula A. Van Raden Humra Mahmood William and Katheryn Ronni Solbert Reverend Lois F. Yatzeck Dagress Dr. Ronald and Mrs. Betty Carolyn Pozzini Sublette Gillian Sorensen James Yee Gary W. and Bernice A. Vander Kooi Krishnan Raman The Drop Raymond J. and Penelope Yungblut Schmelz Mrs. Dana Vandersip William and Linda K. Threads 4 Thought Joan C. Spatti Stephen A. and Myrna Roy G. Schmidt and Paul and Lois Vandrick Richter Turner Broadcasting Evelyn R. Spletter Zach Marilyn S. Lindvig Howard Vaughan Diana I. Rigg System, Inc. Tina Springer Evelyn Zafran Paul Lambert Schmitz Bella Verkhovsky John and Anne Rogers Twice As Nice Sidney Stark, Jr. Sam and Tracy Zager Karen Schneider Lucia Vinciguerra Paul Ross Consignment Robert D. Stenzel Grace Zahn M.Gay Schoene James Visser Phyllis Schwartz Unitarian Universalist Beverly B. Sterry Gabriel Zepecki Doris Schoenhoff Lawrence D. Vitt Susan Spaven and Daniel Congregation of Dewey K. Ziegler Anne Marie Schorn- Peggy Stevens Jeffrey and Kay Waingrow Neagley Atlanta Kathleen Zingaro Vernot Richard L. Stevens Sandy Waks Randall T. Stephan Utah Open Source Dr. and Mrs. Jonathan R. Susan Schrenzel Herbert O. Stiefel John and Matthew Wallace Zucker Kathryn and Jerome A. and Teresa S. Waldes Welcome to America Joseph T. Zylla IN-KIND DONORS Jay (§) Schulberg Betty W. Stone Steve F. Warkany Project 23andMe Emanuel Schweid Marsha Stout Roxanne Warren Willis Construction Greg Altschuh Ann and Lloyd Scott Patricia S. Stover Nila J. Webster YMCA of Metropolitan Airbnb Mary Jean Scott Walter Straus Lois L. Weinroth Denver Article Kevin Segall Maria Stycos Lynne Wells Marcia A. Summers Bacardi

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IRC BOARD OF David Miliband Timothy F. Geithner STAFF LEADERSHIP IRC-UK DIRECTORS AND BOARD Jillian Muller Robin Gosnell Sanjayan Srikanthan OVERSEERS Thomas Nides Evan G. Greenberg David Miliband Acting Senior Vice Katherine Farley Michael J. O’Neill Maurice R. Greenberg President and President, Europe, Tracy R. Wolstencroft Anjali Pant Morton I. Hamburg Chief Executive Officer Executive Director, IRC- Co-Chairs, Board of Kathleen M. Pike Philip Hammarskjold UK Directors Omar Saeed Leila Heckman Ciarán Donnelly Pamela Saunders-Albin Karen Hein Senior Vice President, BOARD OF TRUSTEES Danusia Dzierzbinski Rajiv Shah Lucile P. Herbert International Programs Sir John Holmes Acting Treasurer Gordon Smith Robert Horne Danusia Dzierzbinski Gillian Sorensen GCVO, KBE, CMG Chair Ricardo Castro George F. Hritz Acting Chief Financial Sally Susman Jodi Nelson Secretary Aly S. Jeddy Officer Mona Sutphen Senior Vice President, Marvin Josephson Tony Tamer Policy and Practice David Miliband Alton Kastner Jodi Nelson Merryl H. Tisch President and CEO M. Farooq Kathwari Senior Vice President, Ian Barry Ercument Tokat Henry A. Kissinger Policy and Practice Chair, Audit and Timothy F. Geithner Maureen White Yong Kwok Governance Committee Chair, Overseers Nina Whitman Madlin Sadler Reynold Levy Tracy R. Wolstencroft Senior Vice President, Kemal Ahmed Liv Ullmann Winston Lord Operations and Strategy Sir Hugh Bayley Honorary Vice Chair, Vincent A. Mai George Biddle International OVERSEERS Robert E. Marks Amanda Seller Tineke Ceelen Morton I. Abramowitz Roman Martinez IV Senior Vice President, Alan R. Batkin Ciarán Donnelly Madeleine K. Albright Kati Marton Global Partnerships and Winston Lord Laurent Alpert Francesco Garzarelli BOARD OF DIRECTORS W. Allen Moore Philanthropy 68 Sarah O’Hagan Kofi A. Annan Susan Gibson 69 Sara Moss Thomas Schick F. William Barnett Jennifer Sime Sir Michael Lockett Indra K. Nooyi AND STAFF James C. Strickler Alan R. Batkin Senior Vice President, Lynette Lowndes Sadako Ogata Jonathan L. Wiesner Christoph Becker US Programs and Iliane Ogilvie Thompson Sarah O’Hagan Chairs Emeriti Georgette F. Bennett Senior Vice President, Dylan Pereira LEADERSHIP Susan Patricof Vera Blinken AMU Jake Ulrich Scott Pelley Richard Winter BOARD OF Betsy Blumenthal David L. Phillips Ricardo Castro Bill Winters DIRECTORS W. Michael Blumenthal The International Rescue Committee is governed by a volunteer, Colin L. Powell General Counsel Her Majesty Queen Mary Boies unpaid Board of Directors. The Overseers provide advice on Milbrey Rennie Rania Al Abdullah of Andrew H. Brimmer Sanjayan Srikanthan Condoleezza Rice policy, advocacy, fundraising and public relations. Jordan Jennifer Brokaw Acting Senior Vice Felix G. Rohatyn Clifford S. Asness Tom Brokaw President, Europe, Gideon Rose George Biddle Glenda Burkhart Executive Director, IRC- George Rupp Florence A. Davis Frederick M. Burkle UK George S. Sarlo Susan Dentzer Néstor Carbonell Robert M. Cotten Reshma Saujani Katherine Farley IRC-BELGIUM BOARD Trinh D. Doan Thomas Schick Timothy F. Geithner OF DIRECTORS Corydon J. Gilchrist Jodie Eastman James T. Sherwin Sir John Holmes Andra Ehrenkranz James C. Strickler Imogen Sudbery Steven Klinsky Her Royal Highness Liv Ullmann George Biddle David Levine Princess Firyal of William J. vanden Heuvel Kathleen Hayen John Mack Jordan Josh S. Weston François-Xavier de Vicki Foley Jonathan L. Wiesner Mallmann Kenneth R. French William T. Winters Eduardo G. Mestre Jeffrey E. Garten James D. Wolfensohn

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ADVOCATE CONSOLIDATED AUDITED STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES Join the IRC’s online global family at Rescue.org to receive Year ended Sept. 30, 2017, and Sept. 30, 2016 THE IRC’S important advocacy alerts and news about the humanitarian (in thousands) EFFICIENCY issues that are important to you. 2017 2016 � Fundraising 4% VOLUNTEER OPERATING REVENUES � Management & The IRC relies on volunteers to support its work helping Contributions $ 155,361 $ 101,444 General 7% refugees adjust to a new life in the United States. For Contributed goods and services 11,344 6,827 � Program Grants and contracts 552,229 602,449 Services 89% information, visit Rescue.org/Volunteer. Foundation and private grants 24,286 20,257 Investment return used for operations 5,271 4,956 FUNDRAISE Loan administration fees and other income 5,016 3,958 Start your own fundraising campaign to support the IRC and

Total Operating Revenues 753,507 739,891 make a difference. For information, visit Rescue.org/DIY.

OPERATING EXPENSES DONATE 70 71 Program Services: Give online by visiting our website at Rescue.org. Make a International programs 493,988 533,294 tax-deductible contribution by calling 1 855-9RESCUE or U.S. programs 94,012 86,227 by mail to: Emergency preparedness, technical units and other 52,863 44,915 PROGRAM SERVICES Donations International Rescue Committee Total Program Services 640,863 664,436 � Health 32% 122 East 42nd Street Supporting Services: � Education 16% New York, NY 10168-1289 Management and general 46,519 40,334 � Resettlement 15% Fundraising 30,190 17,966 The IRC accepts gifts in the form of securities. For more � Water & Total Supporting Services 76,709 58,300 information, please contact [email protected]. Sanitation 10% Total Operating Expenses 717,572 722,736 FUTURE GIFTS � Protection 9% Ensure that displaced people make their way from harm to Excess (deficiency) of operating revenues over operating expenses 35,935 17,155 � Distribution 8% Excess related to Unrestricted Funds 6,136 4,671 home in the future through a bequest to the IRC. Contact � Livelihood 8% Excess (deficiency) related to Temporary Restricted Funds* 29,799 12,484 [email protected] for information or to indicate � Endowment, planned giving and other non-operating activities (net) 8,482 (3,094) Other that you have already included the IRC in your estate plans. Increase in net assets 44,417 14,061 Programs* 2% Net assets, beginning of year 175,835 161,774 * Includes shelter and JOIN THE CONVERSATION community development FSC LOGO NET ASSETS, END OF YEAR $ 220,252 $ 175,835 @theIRC This report was printed with vegetable-based, VOC and solvent free, @InternationalRescueCommittee biodegradable process inks. It uses near zero VOC press wash and * Unspent temporary restricted funds are carried forward and therefore may produce deficits in the years when expanded. recycled pressroom chemistry in house. The paper used was sourced Complete financial statements, audited by KPMG LLP, are available at Rescue.org locally and printed in a plant powered by wind. @theIRC

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