Annual Report 2015 Messages from Thomas D. Hewitt and Chipper Wichman

It is my great honor to serve as chairman of the National Tropical Botanical Garden. Although we have some of the most beautiful gardens in the world, and are respected worldwide for the science we do and the plants we save from extinction, it is the people – our superb staff, our Board, our supporters – that differentiate us from other world-class gardens. We are a hands-on organization and we are all willing to roll up our sleeves to work. On behalf of the Board, I thank each and every one of you.

— Tom Hewitt, Chairman of the Board of Trustees

Aloha to all of our Board members and supporters. After celebrating the Garden’s 50th anniversary in 2014, last year – 2015 – was an important one for the Garden. Not only did we continue with our half-century-long tradition of advancing plant science, conservation, and education, we welcomed new Board members, volunteers, and highly-skilled staff to help fulfill our mission.

The year 2015 saw noteworthy contributions to new plant discoveries and data published, and significant growth in our seed bank, herbarium, and living collections. From our five gardens and five preserves to the increasingly high-profile Breadfruit Institute, our inter-agency collaborations in science and conservation, and over a dozen exciting education and public outreach programs, NTBG continues to have an impact throughout Hawai‘i, the Pacific, and around the world.

Thanks to your support, the work we do helps promote a greater understanding and appreciation of our natural world while protecting the plant life that sustains all of us and the countless other creatures with whom we share this beautiful, fragile planet.

Thank you for your help and for playing a vital role in our continued and future success.

— Chipper Wichman, President, Director and Chief Executive Officer

1 Introduction

As Garden supporters, board members, staff, and volunteers, we all play a vital role in advancing the work of the National Tropical Botanical Garden (NTBG). Each of us contributes to helping our organization fulfill its mission to advance plant discovery, scientific research, conservation, and education. Most of us are not the field botanists rappelling down high cliff faces, exploring remote valleys, or botanizing in tropical forests in search of undiscovered plants yet we share their passion. We also hold a common belief in NTBG’s mission and a commitment to protecting the environment. And each of us has the potential to help save plants, better understand our natural world, and make this planet a better place for our children and grandchildren. As NTBG supporters, our impact can be measured in many ways — the number of plants collected and seeds saved, the acreage of wild habitat protected, and so on. But our impact extends far beyond these tangible signs and includes things like fostering a greater appreciation for the role of science in our daily lives, the value of promoting wildlife conservation, and advocating for a more biodiverse world. We believe NTBG plays a meaningful, even critical role in contributing to the health of the planet. Today we live in an age of great consequence when, even as many forms of life face unprecedented perils, we are also equipped with the tools, the experience, and the resolve to meet the most daunting of challenges — and to succeed. Climate change, environmental degradation, habitat destruction, and other ecological crises all threaten plant life and lead to the loss of irreplaceable biodiversity. The proverbial clock is ticking, we cannot afford to fail, and so our work continues. Your support is essential to our success, and vital to our survival. Together, we are having a positive impact.

2 3 Science and Conservation

In 2015, the Science and Conservation Department played an active role collaborating with the newly informed International Center for Tropical Botany and other partners in Hawai‘i and across the Pacific. The department made advances in taxonomic and floristics research, seed banking, rugged terrain field work, with NTBG collections and exhibitions, workshops, publications, and public outreach.

4 5 NTBG Science and Conservation staff contributed to discoveries and data published in 26 research papers and peer-reviewed journals and books.

In April, NTBG hired conservation biologist Program and other state agencies. Research Seana Walsh, in part to focus on implementing Biologist Ken Wood focused on rugged terrain the Hawai‘i Strategy for Plant Conservation, areas and has rediscovered and mapped which includes making targeted collections of populations of several rare and presumed Hawaiian species of conservation importance extinct species, as well as discovering several for propagation and seed storage. Strategy new species. efforts involve collecting voucher-documented propagation materials for addition to our Using field-tested new technology, our staff living collections and long-term storage in our now uses smartphones to upload data directly seed bank. to our database for a more efficient, streamlined process. At the same time, we’ve increased the NTBG’s Seed Bank operations were relocated to size of our bryophyte (mosses and liverworts) the Botanical Research Center in 2015, helping and lichen collection by over 1,100 specimens. further integrate the seed bank with our research efforts. New equipment, like a top-of-the-line Through our efforts in science and conservation, germination chamber and minus 40°F freezer, we continue to have a positive impact in a along with the hiring of new seed bank manager multitude of other ways. One of the most Dustin Wolkis builds our own capacity, allowing important of these was spearheading a training for greater collaboration and the advancement workshop for some two dozen conservation of NTBG’s efforts to save Hawai‘i’s irreplaceable experts on the assessment process required flora. In 2015, our Seed Bank accessioned to add the entire Hawaiian flora to the IUCN 172 seed collections comprised of more than Red List of Threatened Species. We’ve also 300,000 seeds that have been added to storage. been increasing and improving our herbarium collection, making notable headway in digitizing NTBG’s fieldwork yielded important results last plant and habitat images, implementing new year through ongoing studies, discoveries, and GIS techniques, and contributing to efforts to collaborations with conservation partners like complete the Flora of the Marquesas, the Flora of the State of Hawai‘i Plant Extinction Prevention the Cook Islands, and the Flora of Samoa.

6 7 Living Collections and Horticulture

Finding, growing, collecting, and protecting plants is central to NTBG’s mission. The work of our Living Collections & Horticulture Department revolves around our Conservation and Horticulture Center on Kaua‘i’s South Shore. This is where our plant collectors, nursery staff, scientists, researchers, and even Garden visitors converge. By its very nature, this multi-faceted department is always growing and poised to have a great impact across the organization in Hawai‘i, Florida, and beyond.

8 9 10,500 mapping efforts increased 36,900 live plants inventoried records created 46%

As a botanical garden, keeping track of our In August 2015, the Garden welcomed the collections and updating our records is essential return of more than one thousand Asplenium to our work. In 2015, more than 10,500 records ferns endemic to Kaua‘i after being propagated were created and/or edited for NTBG’s Living by NTBG research associate Ruth Aguraiuja in Collections Database. We conducted inventories her lab at the Tallinn Botanic Garden. Working for the following: Native Hawaiian plants, the under a memorandum of understanding, these McBryde Garden palmetum (various palm rare ferns were hand-delivered from Estonia to species), and collections of economic, aesthetic, the Horticulture Center where they were cared ethnobotanical, horticultural, scientific, and for until they were ready to be transferred to a conservation value. higher elevation and finally outplanted in their native habitat in the spring of 2016. Our mapping efforts increased in 2015 by 46 As of 2015, NTBG’s percent, meaning we plotted nearly 2,000 As part of NTBG’s 2015 efforts, we added more more plants than the previous year. We finished than 3,400 plants to our Hawai‘i gardens and herbarium held over mapping McBryde Garden along with almost restoration sites, half of which were federally half of Allerton Garden. Additionally, we were listed endangered species. We also grew and able to expand our strategic collection of Native delivered over 10,000 plants to a restoration 74,000 vouchers, Hawaiian plants in order to better understand site on Kaua‘i’s North Shore for use in helping re- native ecosystems. These collections have establish a nesting colony for Hawaiian Petrels. adding 797 collected focused on rare plants from remote mountain peaks such as Mt. Haupu on the island of Kaua‘i. NTBG’s most recent nursery inventory lists specimens in the first nearly 36,900 live plants. half of the year alone.

10 11 Breadfruit Institute

The Breadfruit Institute (BFI) has become the international resource center for information regarding breadfruit.

As public awareness increases about the benefits of growing, eating, and conserving Among our many activities and achievements in 2015 are the following: More than 15,000 breadfruit, requests for guidance and data pour in from around the world. BFI has a well- breadfruit trees have been sent to six countries, bringing the total breadfruit tree distribution managed, world-class conservation collection of more than 120 breadfruit cultivars, an active since the launch of the Global Hunger Initiative in 2009 to 69,247 in 37 countries. Five and dynamic research program, productive outreach and education efforts. Through a myriad countries (Antigua and Barbuda, Belize, Dominica, Cameroon, and Sri Lanka) received of partnerships, we also are planting thousands of trees throughout the tropics. breadfruit for the first time.

12 13 By the end of 2015, the Global Hunger Initiative, part of NTBG’s Breadfruit Institute, provided more than 65,000 breadfruit trees to 37 countries around the world in an effort to address food insecurity.

In BFI’s third year of our Plant a Tree of Life – Grow to a ”breadfruit vs. potato”public campaign ‘Ulu project, we distributed nearly 2,200 trees in organized by the Ho‘oulu ka ‘Ulu project that Hawai‘i and almost 4,000 trees to six countries included well-attended events and a social in the Caribbean, Africa, and Micronesia. That’s media campaign that reached more than more than 10,000 trees in Hawai‘i and over 185,000 people. 6,000 given away internationally since 2012. Dr. Diane Ragone, Director of the BFI, delivered Efforts in conservation, horticulture and the keynote address at the International research are ongoing and making great Breadfruit Conference in Trinidad that was progress. An in-depth analysis of NTBG’s attended by over 100 participants from breadfruit field-collection records, photo around the world. Throughout the year documentation, herbarium vouchers and she and collaborators published articles in archived records is helping us identify and major scientific journals, which included the verify hundreds of accessions. publication of her 100th paper. At the Kahanu Garden on Maui where the bulk Finally, in 2015 BFI Director Dr. Diane Ragone of Breadfruit Institute’s collection grows, a was recognized with awards and certificates professional arborist pruned a number of the from the University of Hawai‘i College of largest trees in order to improve their form and Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources, and to clear space for a planned new visitor center. the U.S. House of Representatives and Hawai‘i Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard. Through our education and media outreach efforts, the Breadfruit Institute contributed

14 15 Education

Education is central to NTBG’s mission and evident in nearly every aspect of the organization from our programs and collaborations to our educational public garden tours and interpretive displays. In 2015, nearly 3,000 people enriched themselves by learning something at NTBG in one of more than a dozen programs, classes, workshops, or public lectures.

16 17 Through our Ka Mala project, we helped local school children learn about and experience traditional cultivation practices of Hawaiian sweet potatoes.

We believe people of all ages are naturally immersive environmental education. NTBG also curious about plants and the environment and, regularly offers a Science Teachers Enrichment given the chance, are eager to learn more. Program (in Hawai‘i and Florida), Garden With five distinct gardens and preserves in as Classroom (in all gardens), Horticultural Hawai‘i and Florida, our staff are able to teach Internship (Hawai‘i), the Kūlia I Ka Pono program a wide range of ages and knowledge levels in (Kahanu Garden), the Kupu internship (Hawai‘i), both formal and informal settings. NTBG has and an after-school program (Florida). educational programs aimed at students K-12, college, and at post-graduate levels. We also offer botanical illustration courses in Hawai‘i and Florida, and a fee-based program It is our goal that every single school child in open to the public wherein amateur artists can our communities participates in at least one of train with professional botanical illustrators, our education programs. When provided with learning how to turn botany into artistry. opportunities to explore and experience plants, science, and the natural world, young minds As NTBG hosts students and educators from can expand limitlessly. Through our gardens around the world, we work closely with our and staff, we aim to teach, influence, and inspire partners at the University of Hawai‘i, Kaua‘i every student possible with the hope that they Community College, Kamehameha Schools, the will redefine their relationship with nature, Hawai‘i State Department of Education, Florida making science and conservation an important International University, Miami-Dade College, part of their lives. and educators in private and home-school programs. Through these, and other outreach In 2015, we conducted our 13th Environmental efforts, virtually every department and staff Journalism Program in which we accepted member at NTBG has a role in facilitating and professional science journalists for a week of fulfilling the garden’s mission of education.

18 19 South Shore Gardens Interpretation KAUAI, HAWAII

The south shore of Kaua‘i is home to NTBG’s McBryde Garden, the adjacent Allerton Garden, and the South Shore Visitors Center. In 2015, we invested time and effort into revamping our interpretive signage with 38 new signs, doubling the number in McBryde Garden in order to improve our visitors’ experiences. Attractive and informative, the new in-house designed signs include easy- to-follow maps, directional wayfinding signs, and infographic signs that identify and educate garden visitors. Our Science and Conservation staff collaborated with our plant records and graphic design staff to make new plant identification signs aimed at visitors. The new laser-engraved anodized aluminum signs identify 188 key species using important markers like a plant’s scientific and common names, its native range, and multiple conservation status indicators. Similar signs were made for Kahanu Garden on Maui, with three large interpretive signs for the Kahanu Preserve also completed. Allerton Garden remains as it was originally designed — without signs. Interpretation of the exquisitely landscaped Allerton Garden is offered by tour guides and docents. In 2015, NTBG also contributed ten plant sign designs to the Botanical Gardens Conservation International “Care for the Rare” sign-sharing project.

20 21 South Shore Gardens Visitor Program KAUAI, HAWAII

By the end of 2015, our South Shore Gardens had welcomed 57,000 visitors (a nearly 17 percent increase over 2014).

In addition to our public tours, the South Shore Gardens were the setting for four large community events: the ”Roots ‘n’ Shoots” Fun Run, a Mother’s Day open house, and two Movie Nights in the Garden. Proving to be exceptionally popular, a combined 1,300 members of the community enjoyed watching Jurassic Park (in June) and Pirates of the Caribbean (in September).

22 23 As of 2015, 6,001 plants, or 80 percent of McBryde Garden’s living collections, have been mapped with new sophisticated mapping tools created to complete mapping efforts in Allerton Garden, Limahuli Garden, Kahanu Garden and The Kampong.

NTBG’s South Shore infrastructure and In 2015, the South Shore Gardens hosted 18 facilities were significantly enhanced in 2015 weddings, photo shoots, and corporate events. with the largest project being the renovation and improvement of the South Shore Visitors In 2015, the McBryde Garden saw continued Center. This included a major redesign of the improvements and additions to garden trails center’s 1920s sugar plantation-era home, and connectors, creating a clearer, more which doubled floor space for the gift shop and comfortable, and safer way for visitors to added a café, an outdoor dining patio, and a navigate through the garden. Also in McBryde new tour departure/rest area. Garden, the Biodiversity Trail, which opened in 2014, continued to fill in as plantings matured, Working with NTBG Trustee and internationally giving the trail a more established look. At the acclaimed architect Don Goo and other trail’s visitor drop off/pick up point, the ”Food accomplished team members, construction For Thought“ area has evolved into a space began on September 21 and finished in time for where visitors can relax, connect (with free a grand opening holiday craft fair on December WiFi), and enjoy snacks and drinks from the 13, 2015, which welcomed more than 1,500. snack shack alongside the trail. Not only did the South Shore Visitor Center Finally, in 2015 both McBryde Garden and Allerton renovation create an exciting and attractive Garden welcomed students and volunteers who new space to welcome visitors before and took part in coastal conservation work at Lāwa‘i after garden tours, it enhanced our ability to Kai (Allerton Garden), a sweet potato cultivation host events both public (festivals, concerts, project (McBryde Garden), and other activities craft fairs) and private (receptions, weddings). in both gardens.

24 25 Limahuli Garden and Preserve KAUAI, HAWAII

Serving as a model for native plant conservation and the preservation of ancient Hawaiian land management, Limahuli Garden and Preserve is having a profound impact in the local community and beyond. In 2015, the Visitor Program grew by 12 percent over the previous year. We have a robust, full-spectrum education program that encompasses K-12 experiences, internships, and graduate student research, touching on all aspects of our work. By playing a leading role in our community through various initiatives, we’ve seen a greater appreciation for the value of Limahuli and, along with it, increased local support. Meanwhile, we continue to be involved in the master planning process for Hā‘ena State Park and the rule-making process for Hawai‘i’s first designated Community-Based Subsistence Fishing Area efforts. NTBG continues to play a leadership role in the Hawai‘i Conservation Alliance (HCA), a conglomeration of 24 governmental, educational, and non-profit organizations that together provide unified leadership and advocacy for Hawai‘i’s most critical conservation issues. In this vein we have situated the work we are doing in Limahuli, and our larger community of Hā‘ena, as one of the models of holistic, ridge-to-reef, community-based, and culturally aligned conservation efforts in the state. Ours is a model community in HCA’s Watershed Snapshot initiative.

26 27 We have completed the “Limahuli Comprehensive more than 60 acres of remnant forest and Conservation Strategy,” and it is now an official restored areas from feral pigs. Because of the institutional document. The aim of this document collaborative, stakeholder-driven approach is to bring all existing and potential conservation used to engage the community and design the projects in the Limahuli Valley into alignment with fence line, ours is the first lowland ungulate the recently published, “Hawai’i Strategy for Plant fence in Hawai‘i to have 100 percent support Conservation,” and the latest recommendations from community hunters. In August 2015, NTBG hosted from our national partners at the Center for Plant Conservation. A major research project in which we are collaborating with ecologists from University a workshop for some two In Upper Limahuli Preserve we are having more of Hawai‘i at Mānoa explores how communities success than ever before with both endangered are adapting their resource management in the dozen partners in conservation, plants and birds. As we continue to make new context of climate change. That project should discoveries, we are increasing the conservation be completed by the end of 2016. Results during which they were trained value of the preserve. of the project are currently being analyzed and are expected to lead to several scientific to assess native Hawaiian In Lower Limahuli Preserve we have completed publications. the construction of an ungulate fence to protect plants for inclusion in the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species.

28 29 Kahanu Garden and Preserve HANA, MAUI, HAWAII

Situated between the rugged coast of east Maui and the towering Pi‘ilani Hale heiau – a National Despite its remote location, Kahanu Garden remains open to the public Monday through Saturday. Historic Landmark – Kahanu Garden rewards visitors with an open, generous window into the world These hours of operation have, in part contributed to our 2015 increase in visitors. of Pacific island plants. An increasingly popular destination, in 2015 Kahanu Garden added Visitor Program staff to enrich the visitor experience with Hawaiian cultural demonstrations and education, The annual Kūlia I Ka Pono Summer Enrichment Program in Hana was our largest education while improving safety through tour-route maintenance and necessary monitoring of Kahanu program in 2015, and is supported by Kamehameha Schools. In 2015, we received the highest Garden’s outstanding cultural feature: Pi‘lanihale heiau, an ancient archaeological site that towers reviews compared to all the other Kūlia programs that take place on the neighbor islands. The over the Garden. program served 150 ninth and tenth grade students, and successfully implemented the practices of leadership, aloha ‘āina (love for the land), critical thinking and teamwork. The program also

30 31 Descriptions of native and naturalized species in the Marquesas Islands were added to the Smithsonian Institution’s The Flora of the Marquesas website.

introduced students to tropical plant species, many of them rare and endangered, creating a greater appreciation and sense of caring for Hawai‘i’s precious resources. Collaboration with Mahele Farm continues to diversify Polynesian crop cultivars of taro (Calocasia esculenta) and banana (Musa). We collaborate on long projects, and create a sense of community within the legendary land section of Honoma’ele, in which NTBG’s Maui lands are located. We collaborated on a well-attended taro and ‘awa symposium leading into the 2015 Taro Fest. Another event in September 2015 featured Kahanu Garden, Mahele Farm and the Sustainable and Organic Agriculture Program of the University of Hawai‘i sharing cultivation, composting, and cover crop techniques. Significant progress has been made towards Kahanu Garden’s largest infrastructure improvement project .The Kahanu Garden Self Sufficiency Project, includes the construction of a new Visitor/ Education Center and office building. The Visitor/Education Center and office building will be located near the entrance to Kahanu Garden. In addition to providing an information desk and interpretive exhibits for visitors, this flexible space will also provide a safe and dry area for our K-12 education programs. It will also provide a space for community meetings. At press time, over $468,000 of the $635,000 needed has been raised for the project. The planning and permit process is well underway and we expect to break ground before the end of 2016. Kahanu Garden staff and community collaborators conducted the largest out-planting in the Preserve to date. Over 350 native plants were carefully selected for targeted ecosystem restoration in the pandanus forest adjacent to Pi‘ilanihale Heiau. To do this, we removed more than 4,000 pounds of invasive plant material that previously prevented pandanus trees from thriving in this legendary forest.

32 33 The Kampong COCONUT GROVE, FLORIDA

With The Kampong, our garden in south Miami, Florida, NTBG is truly a National Tropical Botanical Garden. The Kampong is the former home of renowned plant explorer Dr. David Fairchild and the extraordinary legacy collection he assembled in just ten acres has long been a favorite destination for scientists, scholars, and plant enthusiasts.

34 35 With more than a dozen education programs, school collaborations, and public lectures, NTBG welcomed students, educators, and profes- sionals of every age and background to learn in the garden.

In 2015, The Kampong embarked on an ambitious Director Emeritus, Larry Schokman, in honor of restoration program for the estate, focusing on his lifelong commitment to plant collecting and repair work for the main house. With support tropical horticulture. Schockman safeguarded from the State of Florida Division of Historical and enriched the historic Fairchild plantings at Resources, Kampong Members and Fellows, and The Kampong over his long career. others, we were able make necessary repairs, and paint the whole house. Work was completed In 2015, we welcomed an experienced and in November, prior to our Fall 2015 Board of well-respected horticulturist, Craig Morell, as Trustee meeting. our new Curator who very quickly began having a positive impact on the garden, following the The next stage of work will focus on additional horticultural improvements initiated by his repairs to the house, establishing the Curator’s predecessor. House as a teaching center, and the construction of a new horticulture facility on a plot adjacent In July, The Kampong hosted the Tropical to the main property. Botany course, with students from the United States, Singapore, Jamaica and Puerto Rico. Over the course of the 2015, The Kampong The Kampong alsohosted a week-long training hosted a series of diverse cultural events. In program for Miami Dade high school teachers. November we partnered with the Telluride The program was acollaboration among Dr. Mountain Film Festival for two nights of David Black of Groton School, Miami Dade documentary films celebrating the beauty of the County Public Schools, Florida International rainforest and examining the impact of illegal University (FIU) STEM Transformation Institute trade and climate change on threatened wildlife. and FIU Teach. We also held our first summer camp in collaboration with FIU. On February 6, The David Fairchild Medal for Plant Exploration was awarded to Kampong

36 37 2015 2014 $ in 1,000s $ in 1,000s Financials ASSETS Cash and cash equivalents $ 3,873 $ 2,326 Balance Sheets - Audited Other current Assets 2,654 3,708 Fixed Assets 35,092 36,026 Assets held for preservation 9,445 9,445 Years ended December 31, 2015 and 2014 Assets held for investment 19,896 18,157 TOTAL ASSETS $ 70,960 $ 69,662 Investments, Fees, Other Revenue LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS 11% Liabilities: Government Current Liabilities $ 945 $ 814 Contracts Long-term liabilities 733 2,822 Net assets: 5% Unrestricted 25,976 27,729 Board Designated 968 — Temporarily restricted 13,793 11,589 Permanently restricted 28,545 26,708 Revenues Visitor Program TOTAL LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS $ 70,960 $ 69,662 Contributions and 17% & Bequests Statements of Activities - Audited Support 67% Years ended December 31, 2015 and 2014 2015 2014 $ in 1,000s $ in 1,000s REVENUES AND SUPPORT Contributions and bequests $ 10,951 $ 7,198 Visitor Program 2,874 2,278 Government Contrcts 743 622 Investments, fees, other revenue 1,874 1,295 Gardens & Supporting Preserves TOTAL REVENUES AND SUPPORT $ 16,442 $ 11,393 Services EXPENSES Expenses 19% 34% Gardens and preserves $ 4,436 $ 4,413 Research and Education 5,163 4,023 Supporting Services 2,558 2,571 Gift of Land 1,030 — Gift of Land Research & (for International Center for Tropical Botany) to Create ICTB Education TOTAL EXPENSES $ 13,187 $ 11,007 8% 39% CHANGE IN NET ASSETS $ 3,255 $ 386

38 39 Board of Trustees as of December 31, 2015 Council of Fellows CHAIRMAN Mrs. Roger P. Hanahan Mrs. Judy C. Webb Charleston, South Carolina Greenbrae, California Mr. Thomas D. Hewitt The NTBG Council of Fellows was established in Calgary, Alberta, Canada Mr. John C. Hooper Mr. John D. Weeden 1985 to involve the friends of the Garden in its San Francisco, California San Francisco, California SENIOR VICE CHAIRMAN development as a national resource. Fellows are Mr. Douglas McBryde Kinney Mrs. Reed C. Wilson Mr. Hugh W. Foster Lake Forest, Illinois Portland, Oregon invited to participate in the biannual Board of San Francisco, California Trustees meetings, one held in Hawai‘i in the spring Mrs. Betsy K. Matthews VICE CHAIRMAN Palm Beach, Florida TRUSTEES EMERITUS and the other in the fall on the U.S. mainland. Mr. Merrill L. Magowan Mr. David G. Meissner Mrs. Leburta G. Atherton Also, Fellows have the opportunity to participate in Hillsborough, California Grafton, Wisconsin Honolulu, Hawai‘i specialty international travel programs that include Harlan C. Amstutz, M.D. Prof. Sir Ghillean Prance, FRS Mrs. Eleanor Bleakie visits to private and public gardens. Los Angeles, California Lyme Regis, Dorset, United Kingdom Cohasset, Massachusetts Mrs. Leslie M. Clarke Mr. David W. Pratt Mrs. Martha W. Cox Annual Fellows dues begin at the $1,500 level and Amagansett, New York Līhu‘e, Hawai‘i Hobe Sound, Florida continue up to the $20,000 Chairman’s Circle level Mr. Gordon L. Deane David Rae, Ph.D., OBE Mr. Glenn A. Goldsmith with all revenue dedicated to Garden operations. Cohasset, Massachusetts Edinburgh, United Kingdom Lāwa‘i, Hawai‘i Many Fellows become involved with the Garden’s Ms. Anne G. Earhart Prof. John H. Rashford, Ph.D. Mr. Patrick Henry special programs and projects. The Council of Fellows Corona del Mar, California Charleston, South Carolina Palm Beach, Florida has been instrumental in helping NTBG become one Ms. Jan D. Elliott Mrs. Wayne Richardson, III Mrs. Sarah O. Hewitt of the most important tropical botanical gardens Hāna, Hawai‘i Līhu‘e, Hawai‘i Calgary, Alberta, Canada in the world. The following lists reflects all those Mrs. Eric P. Fraunfelter Mrs. Catherine S. Rodriguez Mr. Thomas S. Kenan, III Castillon du Gard, France Venice, Florida Chapel Hill, North Carolina who were active members of the Council of Fellows as of December 31, 2015. While every effort has Ms. Adaline H. Frelinghuysen Mrs. Raymond L. Salley Mrs. L.W. Lane, Jr. New York, New York Hōnaunau, Hawai‘i Menlo Park, California been made to ensure the accuracy of information Mr. Peter C. Gardner Ms. Patricia W. Sheehan Mr. Jim Nabors and spelling, please notify our Department Office at Miami, Florida Hanalei, Hawai‘i Honolulu, Hawai‘i 808-332-7324 of any errors. Mr. Donald W.Y. Goo, FAIA Mr. Charles R. Walker Mr. Charles R. Wichman Honolulu, Hawai‘i Hillsborough, California Honolulu, Hawai‘i

40 41 Council of Fellows

CHAIRMAN’S CIRCLE Lin Lougheed Carol J. Pratt Krystyna Ermer & Eric Byron T. Jack Foster, Jr. Brigitte & James Kishlar Miami Beach, Florida Lihue, Hawaii Miami, Florida San Mateo, California Miami, Florida Mary & James W. Griffith, Jr. Carbondale, Colorado Susan E. Lynch Katherine G. & Wayne Richardson Kristen Deane & Douglas Campbell Hedda & Lutz Franz Cheryl & Charles Kozloff Greenwich, Connecticut Lihue, Hawaii Cohasset, Massachusetts Sai Kung N.t., Hong Kong Hobe Sound, Florida Heather & Patrick Henry Palm Beach, Florida Robert Malott Margot & George Thompson Jill & Donald Canaparo Harriet S. & Eric P. Fraunfelter Karolyn J Kramer & Frank Cohen Chicago, Illinois Portland, Oregon Hanalei, Hawaii Bethesda, Maryland Atlanta, Georgia Carey & Anthony Sutton Gainesville, Florida Susan & Roy O’connor Michaline & Matthew Todd Alejandra & Luc Castera Tina Freeman & Philip Woollam Alice Kuechler Missoula, Montana San Jose, California Miami, Florida New Orleans, Louisiana Atherton, California Nicole S. Williams & Lawrence L. Becker Glencoe, Illinois Catherine S. Rodriguez Catherine & Michael Topham Wendy W. Chase Susan Grau Larraine Kuntz Venice, Florida Kalaheo, Hawaii Bellevue, Idaho Hillsborough, California Hanalei, Hawaii BENEFACTOR FELLOW Annie Seipp Lenita C. & Henk Van Der Werff Hazel & Gordon Coates Dorothea & Steven Green Suzanne D. Kuser Portola Valley, California Taos, New Mexico Calgary, Alberta Canada Miami, Florida Washington, District Of Columbia Laura Ray & Donald W. Y. Goo Honolulu, Hawaii Christopher A. Shuping Hau’oli & Chipper Wichman Nancy & Edward Conner James Guerber Lucy & Arno Kutner Chapel Hill, North Carolina Kalaheo, Hawaii San Francisco, California Koloa, Hawaii Miami, Florida Katherine & Scott Grainger Kamuela, Hawaii Elizabeth & John Von Krusenstiern Michele & Malcolm Wiseheart, Jr. Lucy B. & Steve Cookson Roberta Haas Lynda L. Larocca Kalaheo, Hawaii Coral Gables, Florida Denver, Colorado Hanalei, Hawaii Coral Gables, Florida Diane B. Heller Chicago, Illinois Jane Woodward Mary & Michael Copriviza Patricia S. & William J. Hagenah Wendy A. Levitz & Sanjiv S. Desai Palo Alto, California FELLOWS Cupertino, California Kenilworth, Illinois Coconut Grove, Florida Mary Hulitar Palm Beach, Florida Anonymous (2) Michael Costello Clifford Hague Amy & Neal Littlejohn SPONSORING FELLOWS Miami, Florida Avalon, California Miami Shores, Florida Marion S. & David G. Meissner Jennifer Aguerrebere Mequon, Wisconsin Stephanie Lerner Ansin & Miami, Florida Camila Cote Beryl & Rex Hamilton Sally & Donald Lucas Spencer Stewart Miami, Florida Coral Gables, Florida Monterey, California Louise M. & Richard A. Steenblik Coral Gables, Florida Peter & Anne Anderson Kilauea, Hawaii Palo Alto, California Margit & Lloyd E. Cotsen Elizabeth & Scott M. Haskins Anne Macdonald-Korth & James Korth Pamela W. Cole Los Angeles, California San Francisco, California Coconut Grove, Florida Coral Gables, Florida Linda Bacon PATRON FELLOWS San Francisco, California Mary M. Cudahy Roberta Haas Jan D. Elliott Patricia P. & Harlan C. Amstutz Kula, Hawaii Hanalei, Hawaii Hana, Hawaii Georgette F. Ballance & Ross Haverfield Los Angeles, California Miami, Florida Martha R. Davis & Alix Ritchie Kathleen & Herbert Hong, Jr. Ceseli & Hugh Foster Constance L. & Thomas Broz Fort Lauderdale, Florida Honolulu, Hawaii San Francisco, California Sandy Batchelor Freedom, California Miami Beach, Florida Lindsay & Zach Deane-Mayer Molly & Jock Hooper Gina & Peter Gardner Mary Mackiernan & Robin D. Clark Boston, Massachusetts San Francisco, California Davie, Florida Julia & William Beckham Kalaheo, Hawaii Coral Gables, Florida Debra Demarco Kelly & Frederick Hopkins Sarah Purcell & David Goodale Motoko T. & Gordon L. Deane South Miami, Florida Charlotte, North Carolina Hanalei, Hawaii E. Courtney Berry Cohasset, Massachusetts Coconut Grove, Florida Carol D. & Martin Dickinson Kristin K. & Thomas J. Hughes Amy Dana Hewitt Nancy & David Doyle Rancho Santa Fe, California Boston, Massachusetts Calgary, Alberta Canada Mirta & Ramiro Betancourt Del Mar, California Pinecrest, Florida Dianne & David Drought Pamela K. & Roger Hull Jessie B. Hill Joan G. Evans Kalaheo, Hawaii Lake Forest, Illinois Cynthia & Merrill L. Magowan Kilauea, Hawaii Claudia & Alex Binelo Hillsborough, California Santa Barbara, California Key Biscayne, Florida Louisa C. Duemling Marisa & Scott Kagan Thomas D. King, Jr. Adaline H. Frelinghuysen Worton, Maryland Kilauea, Hawaii George G. Matthews Kilauea, Hawaii Katharine & Frank Bixby West Palm Beach, Florida New York, New York Chicago, Illinois Claire Efird Emily Kappes & Brent Linden Donald R. Logan Glenn & Jane Goldsmith Wilmington, North Carolina New York, New York Peter Max Santa Barbara, California Terry Blechman Clifton Park, New York Lawai, Hawaii Miami Beach, Florida Lisa & Timothy M. Fitzgibbon Mrs. William A. Kaynor Helen A. Norton Priscilla & James Growney Park Ridge, Illinois Key Biscayne, Florida Mr. & Mrs. Thomas D. Mccloskey Harpswell, Maine Patricia & Richard Bohn Aspen, Colorado Honolulu, Hawaii Miami, Florida Jane & George Fogg, Iii Susanne S. Kayyali Mr. Jaime Odabachian & Thomas S. Kenan, Iii Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts Coral Gables, Florida Joyce & Edward R. Mcdowell Ms. Johanna Boccardo Beatrice Bowles Chapel Hill, North Carolina Kilauea, Hawaii Miami, Florida San Francisco, California Marisa Fort Adrianne & Sheldon Kimber Elizabeth H. & Douglas McBryde Kinney Miami, Florida Hanalei, Hawaii Pamela & Edmund Mcilhenny Susan C. Orb Diane M. & David Buck Lake Forest, Illinois Avery Island, Louisiana Mill Valley, California Milwaukee, Wisconsin Elizabeth H. Foster Kimberley & Douglas Orinda, California McBryde Kinney, Jr. Cynthia & Terrance P. Mcmahon Lake Forest, Illinois Monte Sereno, California

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Margaret & Paul J. Mcmahon Hélène M. M. Pancoast Edward Sweeney, Jr. Coral Gables, Florida Miami, Florida Parker, Colorado Ruth C. Mead Gail Paster Phyllis E. Swindells Hobe Sound, Florida Chevy Chase, Maryland Bend, Oregon Amy & Jack Meyers Thomas E. Powell, Iii Jocelyn D. Tennille North Haven, Connecticut Burlington, North Carolina Miami, Florida Ruth H. Mitchell Ilona & James Priest Vann & Parker Thomson Key Biscayne, Florida Koloa, Hawaii Coral Gables, Florida Sonja R. & James J. Moffat Diana & Frederick H. Prince Robin & Douglas Tisdahl Hanalei, Hawaii Washington, District Of Columbia North Miami, Florida Juliet Moncrief Janice & T. Hunter Pryor, M.d. Monty Trainer Durango, Colorado Coral Gables, Florida Miami, Florida Marianne C. Montoro Moira Breslin & Michael Raisch Christen & Christopher D. Turner Coral Gables, Florida Durham, North Carolina Walpole, Massachusetts Mary Macmillan Morse Andrea L. Rice Mish Tworkowski & Joseph Singer Palm Beach, Florida Coral Gables, Florida New York, New York Celeste & William T. Muir Ken Ringle Christiane & Christopher Tyson Coconut Grove, Florida Washington, District Of Columbia Coral Gables, Florida Caroline H.and Charles Neal Marta M. Robinson K. Elizabeth Updike & Sam Gonas Wilmington, North Carolina San Francisco, California Coral Gables, Florida Helen J. Nicastri & Brian Burry Diane & Michael Rosenberg Mr. & Mrs. Thomas N. Urban, Jr. Coral Gables, Florida Miami, Florida Des Moines, Iowa Pauline & William Nutting Roberta L. & Roger L. Rosenberger Chrystal Vang Hobe Sound, Florida Miami, Florida Seattle, Washington Roger Oprandi Susan & John Rothchild Virginia B. Vanocur Miami, Florida Miami Beach, Florida Santa Barbara, California Mariela & Orlando Otero Mary & Federico J. Sánchez Susie & Walid Wahab 2015 Donors Miami Springs, Florida Coconut Grove, Florida Miami, Florida Katherine & John Scarborough Laura Wallace & Eric Swakon Titusville, Florida Palmetto Bay, Florida Karen & Paul Schlather Heather & Richard Waters Medina, Ohio Charlottesville, Virginia Patricia O. Schleuning Indru & Gulab Watumull Portland, Oregon Honolulu, Hawaii Thank you! The National Tropical Botanical Garden is grateful to David Schwadron Paul Weaver Miami, Florida San Francisco, California all who generously support our programs. The following list reflects the Hillary & Constantine Scurtis Mary E. Weinmann Coconut Grove, Florida Washington, District Of Columbia 2014 cumulative giving by donors and includes all gifts received between Cynthia Seaman & Dave Ragnow Saralee & Michael Weitz January 1, 2015 and December 31, 2015, including memberships, annual Coconut Grove, Florida Miami, Florida Joan & Lynn Seppala Bernadette & Jonathan Wichman fund gifts, campaign gifts, pledge payments, grant awards, gifts for special Livermore, California Hanalei, Hawaii Susannah M. & John K. Shubin Jeanne R. & Charles R. Wichman projects, and tribute and memorial gifts. While every effort has been made Coral Gables, Florida Honolulu, Hawaii Penelope & E. Roe Stamps Wendy J. Wichman to ensure the accuracy of information and spelling, please notify our Coconut Grove, Florida Honolulu, Hawaii Sara & Dan Sullins Georgene E. & Edwin Y. Yamada Development Office at 808-332-7324 of any errors. North Vancouver, B.C.. Canada Lawai, Hawaii

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$50-$149 John S. Blackman Jeanette M. Clough Cheri Erickson Betty Goddard Steve Hickman Anna Derby Blackwell Mark Cohen Rebecca Erickson Leonard Goldstein Claudia & Ronald Hill Anonymous (7) Michelle M. & Randall C. Blake Comstock Landscape Architecture, Inc. Rafael Espinosa & Monte Scholz Meghan & Matthew Goodale Susan Hills Shirley & Basil Acker Ellen & Nicholas Blonder Kathleen Connelly Sharon Fisher & Keith Evans David Goodman Rachael Himsel Lynn & Don Adams Janet Blumberg Laurie & Thomas Connolly Nealy Evans Sharon Gottfried Bradford Hise & John Downey Sandy & Bill Adler Gerre L. & Lyle C. Boardman Ursula Maul & John Cooke Patricia J. Evans Alice Gower & Josquin Tibbits Lynn M. Hodgson Antonio Aguirre Carol Bockman Margarete Cooke Terry Micheau & Rob Evans Ann F. Green & John McComish Donna Cabibbo & Brian Hoell Lori & Michael Ah Tou Karen & John Bocquin Sheila Cooper Dorothy & James Fadiman Linda & Phillip Greene Jacquie D. Hoffman Jean & Edwin Aiken Jana & Markus Boemer Dave Core & Janice Barringer Mook-Lan M. Fan Kate K. Gregg Steve & Kim Hohl All Creatures Great & Small, Inc. Christine Bogard Anne & Bill Coulter Betty L. Farrell Maureen & William Gregg Susan & Tom Holling Hermina & Don Allen Barbara Bonds Elizabeth Oplatka & Bruce Covich Gerda & Eyvind M. Faye Lorraine & Gregory Scaven Sheila Honeywell Lindsay M. & David Allison Catherine Borrowman Carol Hanson & Barry Cowan Art Feagles Schuyler Griffin Kenneth Horn Ibbie W. Al-Shamma Vicki & Gene Boss Steve Coy Anita & Anthony T. Febbo Roberta Griffith Mari & Dudley Houghton Amazon Smile David V. Boucher Laurie Craise Bunny & John Ferguson Thomas B. Grollman Emmitt House Patricia Anawalt Brenda R. & Robert E. Bowers Janie & Timothy Crane Judie & Bill Fernandez Leilani Gross & Talia Gross Linda V. & David P. Howell Anne Anderson Fern Bowman Richard A. Criley Glenn Finch Phyllis M. Guard Judy Howsam & Marshall Sali Barbara & Tom Anderson Madeleine D. Brandli DeeDee & Chris Cross Jennifer Firmin Stephanie Guest & Richard Ellis David Hubbard Margaret L. Andrews Margaret Brezel Cultural Survey Hawaii, Inc. Marilyn Fisher Robert J. Gustafson Carol & Brad Hulyk Susan & Gary Andrews Isabel & Barth Brooker Alan B. Curtis Margaret Flannery Robert J. Guzman Marguerite Hunsiker Grace Anurak Balbi Brooks Sarah I. Date Leslie Fleeman & Davis Jeffries H.B. Tollette & Associates Karen Huntsberger Marian Revitt Applegate Joseph Brown Shirley A. Dauterman Jo B. & Emil D. Flynn Yvette & William H. Hackett Diane Isonaka & David Galas Betty M. Armstrong Verna Brown & D. Stuerke Evelyn de Buhr & Frank D. Rothschild Beth E. & Bruce K. Fong Leslie & Leonard Hagen Sharon M. & Arnold C. Iwanick Candace Boxer & Greg Askew Kari Bryski & Tim Rooney Eva & Calvert de Coligny Pearl Fong Francis S. Haines Eric Jacobshagen Vicki & Steve Atwater Kurt Bubnis Mary L. Dedeaux Meg Fox John B. Hall Cynthia Glenn & Joel Jaffe Heike & Brigitte Auinger Nancy Budd & Roy Yamakawa Michele & Don Delisi Gail Frace Teresa Hamman Naugwattee & Dean Jamieson Dimitrios Autos Nancy Ann & Terry Budden Kathy & Karlos Detreaux Gisela Franceschi Hana Kai Maui Resort Maureen & Louis Jankauskas John Bach Carole & Craig Buhlman Megan Chapman & Tyler Devine Randall Francisco Mary A. & Peter Hanelt Lucretia N. & Michael Jaye Dr. Jim Back Liedeke Bulder & Dick Wright Gretchen & Rajiv Dewan Ann & John P. Franzen Laurel Hansch Jitu Jhaveri Cande & Ralph Bak Sandra L. Burch Steven Dick Stephanie Frazier Mary Beth & Richard Hansen Karin Jinbo Sarah Bakewell Vickie & Richard N. Burdine Stephen L. Dilts Debra Petersen & Tracy Fredin Kathryn & Robert Harbaugh Cynthia P. & Lynford M. Johnson Bamboo Inn on Hana Bay Roddey Burdine Boi Ngoc Hoang & Tuan Dinh Isaac Alvarado & Ulla Freeman Nora & Ben Harink Gail Johnson Susan Baranowski & Dale Rienart Susan & Coleman Burke Stephen K. Doberstein Christine & Bob French Mike Harismendy Cherie & Larry Johnson Lynn K. Barker Cecilia & William Caldwell Alice & Tony Donato Eleanor & William H. Freudenstein Janna Haston & Shelly Porterfield Linda Sue Johnson Brenda & George W. Barnard Laurie Carlson Dian Althea Dooley, Ph.D. Deborah & Daniel Freund Stephen C. Haus Pauline A. & Russell M. Johnson Maret & Hugh Bartlett Carol Carpenter William Dowdney Marlene Jordan & Samuel Friend Mary & Robert Hawkins Sharon F. & Robert S. Johnson Patricia Bases & James Geyer Esther Carpi Lois Drake Sue Fritzke & Brent Hansen Margaret Janne Hayward Sarah & Barry Johnson Barbara Batley Sharon L. Carroll & H. R. Downs Michele Drake Beverly Frost Angela Headley Johnson & Johnson Deborah & Bruce Beardmore G. Nadine Carswell Sheila Drews Kathryn Frost Elizabeth & Charles Hearey Margaret M. & William R. Johnston Rory Beck Margaret Carver & Vincent Pecoraro Christy L. & Tom Drumheller Alice & Robert Fujimoto Marianne P. Howard & Rufus K. Hedrick Mary & Ben Jones Virginia A. Beck Jackie Rivas & David Cary Francine & Rick Dullanty Gladys Fujiuchi Anette Heilborn Claiborne S. Jones Charles Belin Mary Anne & Ronald J. Casella Beverly & Walter Durham Marcia & Ray Fulcher Janet Henderson Frances B. Jones Bell-Carter Foods, Inc. Marcie & John Castleberry Patricia Burger & Derek Dykman Mark A. Fulmer Janice & Ray Henderson Eelekoa Kanamee Patricia G. Benca Ric Catron Lynne S. & Glenn N. Ebisui Yvonne K. Fulton Kathleen A. Henney Claudia & Patrick Kane Vera Benedek Lucille B. & Michael Ceurvorst William A. Eddy, Jr. Glenn L. Gabanski Kristen Henry Stella & Toshio Kaneko Susan Gilbert Challet Patricia & Larry Egger Betsy Harrison Gagne Steve Henry Sherri & Kurt Kappus Karen & Ronald Bereit Suzanne & Nicholas A. Charles Walter Egli Judith Gardner Lynn & Thomas Henry Spencer L. Karpf Brian Berg Gerry Ching Victoria Goldberg Ellacott Susan C. & Robert J. Gardner M. Kathleen Herron & Wendy Culver David Kattan Daniel N. Bernstein Meredith Y. H. Ching Suzanne & Thomas Ellis Jill L. Gaspar & J. Ann Carr Lauralee & Alan Hershey Justin Kattan Elizabeth & Luther A. Bertrando Leila Christensen Mary Elworthy Heather George & Scott Valor Margery L. Hexton Elena Cielak & Jack Katz Mitchell Binder Dr. Alice Christie & Mr. Kyle Christie Megan Emmett Joan K. George-Herzberg Robert Heyn William Calderhead & Beverly & Herbert Bishop Marilyn J. Cleghorn Barbara & Eric Emont Marjorie F. Gifford Steven Hiaasen & Kazuhiro Kawasaki Barbara Black Sally Clifford Patricia Engelhard Dena Gitterman Feryat Kaygusuz Newman Kimo M. Keawe

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Bronwen & Gregory Keighery Claire Sasaki-Lundgren & Sandy & Bruce Mizer Barbara Phillips Saiva Siddhanta Church Alice Stewart Sandra J. & Harry D. Kelley Donald Lundgren Al & Edie Moe Photo Safari Hawaii, LLC Ann Sakai and P. Stewart Suzanne Kemperman & John Fox Merry Luskin Mokihana Pest Control, Inc. Kathleen Pickett Yvonne N. & Donald S. Sakata Suzanne J. Stolar Cynthia & Alan Kempner Joan F. Luzney & Renee Lippmann Kay & George Mones Madelane Pieratt Judy Saronitman James R. & Linda M. Stolzenburg Siri & Jai Khalsa Roberta Lynch Mia Monroe June Pinnell-Stephens & Dennis Ananda Satara & Paul Satara Bever Karen Stomberg & Gary Westcott Seva & Jaipal Khalsa Carolyn & John Lyon Patricia Moore Stephens Michiko Sato Michal F. Stover Lisa Kimsey Mary L. & David N. Maas Ann Mori Carolyn F. Pio Nancy Sato Liz Strauss & Mark Hughes Ann & Robert Klose Dan Craver & Paul MacDonald Barbara & John Morrison Linda Pizzitola Nancy & Dennis Schmit Kathleen L. Street & Solomon K. Patricia & Thomas Knapp, Jr. JoAnne Machin Barbara & David Moser Angela & Michael Plambeck Frederick W. Schneider, III Hoopai, Jr. Moira & Stephen W. Knox Melody MacKenzie & Eleanor Mosimann Kathryn Poindexter-Sisk Marsha Schoene-Langohr & Patricia & Kendon Stubbs Enid Koffler Branch Lotspeich Min & Ronald E. Mossman Nancy Pole-Wilhite Marshall Langohr Mary A. & David Stubenberg Mary Kopitzke & Robert Kolosky Dawn & Duncan MacNaughton Janet Stoneking & Thomas Mozer Inge Pott Trish Schooley Rosalyn M. Subarton Gene N. Kostruba Amie MacPhee Patricia Munsell Nancy & Steven Poulos Barbara & John Schroder Sunset Chiropractic Clinic Rose Krebs & Ace Hodgin Made With Molecules Michael J. Murakoshi Ruth & William Poulton Claire E. Taylor & Charles G. Schulz Karen & David Swearingen Barbara Kroesch Nina & Thatcher Magoun Susan Murphy Dianne Pratt Christine Scott Kay & Clifford Sweet Karen Kuhlmann & Peggy Carney Marguerite F. Maguire Lisa Nagle Robin & Sam Pratt David P. Scott Noni Sweet Maryanne W. & Charles Kusaka Laurine J. & Glenn K. Makaneole Jane E. Koehler & Stephen X. Nahm Marcy H. Whitebook & Carl R. Price Isabelle B. & Michael A. Scott Connie Swyers & Arnold Hergan Julie Hayward & Daniel Kushner Malama Kauai Cynthia & Patrick Napolitano Anne B. & Harry R. Pringle Lauren & Paul Scott Lillian Bennett & Richard Sypniewski Jeff Tucker & Rob Kvidt Patricia & Robert Malcolmson Laura Nash & Tom Beale Jean Prosen Cathleen Clark & William L. Sealy Teresa To & Alex Szeto Kay T. & Vernon J. LaBau Lynne & Stu Maple Barbara E. Neal Nelda K. Quensell Annette & Siegfried Shalles Paula Szilard Lae Nani Properties, LLC Jane K. & Edward H. Marti Carol Neill Lynn Ransone-Fong & Timothy C. Fong Debra L. Shenk Nancy J. Szymanski Helen & John LaGourgue Donovan & Barbara Martin Gene J. Neri Lynn & Donald Reed Ann Shinsato Mieko G. Takabayashi Geraldine & Marc Laidlaw Debra Martin & John Sopka Sharon Lee Neville Regency at Puakea Dr. Elizabeth M. Short Sandra Takaezu Land Strategies Hawaii, LLC Mary Ann Massenburg & Robert Purcell Jacquelyn & James Newman Gertrude M. Rehbock Connie Shuman Cynthia & David J. Talaber Susan Lander Camilla C. Matsumoto Linda & Robert Nichols Angela Reuser Albrecht Sidabras Carol T. Tanner Joan Langan Janis Matsunaga Carolyn M. Nicholson Marsha Reuter F. H. Simmons Tashiro Ohana Linda C. & Christopher M. Laning Sue & Gerry Mattison Edna & Clifford Nishimura Evelyn Revitt Linda & Bob Simon Peter C. Tausend Kathie Larsen & Cheryl Marland Barbara S. & Michael J. Matzek Robert Nostrant Evonne Revitt SMI Landscaping Architecture, Inc. Terra Nova Travel, LLC Kim & Robert C. Larsen Ann Maupin Nancy Nott Monti Reynolds Betty Smith James Thompson Marilyn & Robert Laugen Elizabeth Maurer Merilee & John Novinson Sharon Rheingans Connie Smith Thomson Reuters Martie Law L. W. Maxwell, III Patricia & Edward O’Brien Nancy M. Rhodes Karen Smith & Margaret Smith Beverly & Charles Tinnell Marion Lawder Barbara J. & William H. May Ethel Aiko Oda Sally H. Rice Lauren Smith Vivian Tinner Shannon D. Lawson Mary G. & Robert H. Mazur Deanna & Brendan R. O’Donnell Andrea Richard Merridee & Keith Smith Linda & Ken Tomlinson Jennifer Lax Kimberly & Mark McAtee Molly Gray-O’Grady & John O’Grady Jennifer Richards Sharon Smockhoffmann Marilyn Townsend Mary Ann Leer & Jules C. Resnick Arva M. & Robert H. McCabe Noreen Ohai-Daniels & Paul L. Daniels Esther & Monroe Richman Rick Soehren Deborah Trudel Sharon & Frank Leidy Mark McCartin Sada Okumura & John H. Drouilhet Cynthia Dumser & George Richmond James Sone Barbara Turecky Lorraine Leiser & David B. Taylor Joanne & David McComas Virginia Olsen William Rickman Cheryl & Raynard Soon Laurita P. & Albert Turner Mona & David Lemon Judith McDonald Louisa P. O’Neil & Karen Gally Rita Rieger Johan Ronningen & Dennis P. Souza Susan Uchida Michael Letzring Mary McGowan Carol P. O’Neill Mary Righellis Tatyana Tsyrlina-Spady & John Spady Mary Umehara Patricia & Steven Levenberg Carol McGuire Linda & Gregory Opgenorth Ken Ringle David S. Spain University of Hawaii Windward Shirley & David Lewis Cynthia McLean Monika & Peter Ot Brian Roberts & Robert Wheeler Jeri Spann & Russell Sheldon Community College Nancy D. & Tony Lilly Linda & Gary McMurrin Cherri M. Pancake Don C. Roberts Virginia & David B. Spencer Audrey Valenciano Suzanne Wiggins & David Littman Janice Potter & Robert Meadows Patt E. Panzer & Carson Zullinger Susan E. Robertson Debra G. Speyer Katherine Valier Donna & Terrence Logee Donald J. Meeker Nancy & Carlos Pardeiro Janice Roberts-Sussman Joan & Jonathan Sporn Scott Van Gerpen Gertrude Long Shirley Mendoza Clare Badder-Parking & Brad Parking Barbara M. & S. W. Robeson Sheila & Randy Stalsberg Debra Van Hyfte Leo Lopez Nancy J. Merrill Judith Parsons Gloria Rock Allison Stanley Josophine Vanwyk Brenda & Nate Lord Kathleen Meunier & Donna McMillen Gale S. Patron Beverly & Don Rohrer Fredrick & Marilyn Stark Joann Simmons & Charles Vejdovsky Jacquelynn Lott Miami Blue Chapter of NABA Thomas R. Perry Karen & Kendyl Roman Patrcia & Shane Stark Vernize & Nick C. Vera Cruz Anna Maria Borondi & Eric Mid-Pacific Institute-Elementary Vilma Pesciallo Ruth & Mark Rosauer Kirsten Stasio & Andy Stevenson Jean Vieth & John Diepersloot Lottermoser Naotoshi Mikasa Michael G. Peskura Amy Rossman Noreen & Lee Steinmetz La Rhea & Bruce Villinger Lidia Schuster & George Luciuk Carolyn Miller Susan & Robert E. Peters Marlese & Daniel Roton Louis Steren C. James Vitus Linda & Peter Milovsoroff Kathy Ripke & Jay Peterson Carla & Robert Rugeroni H. Stevens Margit Vogel Elaine Mirkin Jon D. Pevna Judy Sahm Judy & Will Stevens Tamara Vook

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Tammy & Mark Waleski $150-$249 Lesley & Paul Czechowicz Letitia K. & Chet Hunt Elizabeth M. Phillips Rita & John Thibodeau Gay Wallin & Dan Wallin Catherine Berthiaume & Paul Damski Cecilia & Kip Irvine David S. Platt Kim & Ruth Thich Joy Wannamaker & John Ouderkirk Anonymous (2) Virginia A. & Richard L. Danforth Daniel Jachtchenco Ilyse Rathet & Ronald Post Kate Grace Thome Margaret L. Wardlaw Marjorie S. & Charles S. Abbot Nancy & Joseph Day Mary Rankin Jackson Lazaro Priegues & Mike Hernandez Lesley & Michael Tierra Melody Ann Watral Julie & Charles Adams Diane Deen Amanda James Darnney & David Proudfoot Barbara Dill & Joseph Treaster Lauren Watson & Pauline Snyder Patricia P. Adams Debra & Daniel Delaney Sylvia M. Joesink-Mandeville Ilyse Rathet Robin Trinko-Russell Leon Watson Kathrine & Mark Agnew Christine Demello Anna Karen Johnson Raymond Jungles, Inc. Tropical Fern & Exotic Plant Society Cathy Moratto & Richard Waxman Karen & Henry Alexander Amy & Doug Devore Meredith Kallaher Rebecca & S. Vance Renshaw Tropical Flowering Tree Society, Inc. Ronald Weeks Stefanie Alexander & Brendan Wilson Machi & Greg Dilworth Quentin Kealoha Cindy & Gary Rich Freda C. & William E. Tschumy Linda J. & Robert S. Weiner Paula S. Applegate Carolyn & Martin Dorph Martha Kent Sharon Ridge Anna Twiselton Champa & Robert Weinreb Archer Daniels Midland Company Nancy & Jerry Dougherty Beverly & Randolph Kentfield Lil Riley Annie R. Uhrich Mark Weir Steve Arns Elizabeth Edwards & Steve Stong Lynn & Thomas Kevern Michael Rinaker Mary E. Vale Contributor Julie & Mike Weisbach Raymond R. Ashman & Robin & Ernest Ehnisz Mona & David Klinstiver Suzanne & Lawrence Roberts Patricia Van Dalen & Doris & Daniel O. Weisman David D. Burgess Nancy Terrell Elsas Claudia Koepf Piedad & William Robertson Giampiero Pierucci Devrin Weiss Sandra L. Atkinson & Jack K. Williams Luz M. Espona & Kathleen & Kenneth Kokron Susan & Thomas Robertson Susan & Steve Vargas Kimberly Weller & Douglas Gordon Linda & Bill Atwater Guillermo Prez-Iturbe Michiel Niemeijer & Scott Kuester Raul R. Rodriguez Jan Vitus & Bruce Womack Janice R. & David Welsh Sharon & Richard Ayres Extra Credit Inc. Barbara LaHaie Dana Romsdal Donna & James P. Vogler Linda Wendell Laurie H. & Robert F. Babb Carolyn & David Fairbanks Blossom & Jones Lai Elaine & St. Julien Rosemond Susie Voncannon Kim Alexis & Peter West Gayle Bainbridge Sharon Fisher Elodie Lamine Michele & Floyd Rosen Susie & Tim Wada Kathleen A. West-Hurd & Steven Hurd Baja LLC Carla L. Foreman Lehigh Valley Organic Growes, Inc. Julie Rowell Martha & Fred Wales Helene S. Wheeler Carolyn Scagel & Blaine Baker Georgia & Paul Franko Johani Leon-Ramirez Lee Shoon & Robert Rucker Ji Fan & Qiong Wang Charleen M. White Susan J. Bainbridge & Bruce Baldwin Joy & Jeffrey Frelinger Wendy A. Levitz & Sanjiv S. Desai Nalisa Saati & Justin Rundle Pamela & Wesley Warner Elana & Lorne White Cheryl Bechard Vera & Melvin Gabel Mouji Linarez-Castilla & Lillian & Rene Sagebian Diana Warry & Peter Samuels Horace G. & John M. Whitlock Ms. Betty J. Bell Jan & James George Dominic Boulanger Martha Sanger Russell Watson Peggy Wiedemann Susan & Bob Benson Alice Glasser & Jesse Thompson Carolyn G. & Richard C. Lindberg Ann Schmidt John Wheatley & Donna Clarke Theresa & Peter Wiederoder Margrit & Roger Bernstein Sheryl Gold Judi Bogdanoff-Lord & David Lord Janis Haag & Richard Schmidt Deena & Donald White Cheri & Mark Wilcox Ann Bjork Perry & Joe Goldsmith James Lord Lena & Mark Sell Jody & Richard Williams Judy & Fred Williams William Bloomquist Anne & Edwin Gordon Marg & Ken Love Suzanne Brust & John Shepard Helen Willinsky Marsha & Wayne Williams Donna & Gershwin Blyden Cherie Gossett & Donald Beaman Anne MacDonald-Korth & James Korth Michele Shoemaker Elizabeth Suarez & James Wynkoop Victoria C. Wiltsie Thomas Bogdan Gail K. & Charles L. Gray Sharon C. & George Marshall Gary L. Shores Christopher Yellen Kristin & David Wing Stephanie Bott & Cary Self Susanne J. Les & Tim E. Green Jessica & Stephen Mason Susan Bryde-Siegel & Daniel Siegel Elissa L. & Albert E. Yellin, M.D. Virginia B. Wojno-Forney Fred Bove Margaret (Garth) S. Greene Rae & Edward P. Matthews Linda & Thorne Silverberg Lisa Yoss Miok & Mark Wolbers John Branigan Mary E. & James Greenwell Sawsan F. Khuri & Mike Maunder Clifford W. Smith Nancy Wolf Karen Leonard & Roger Bredeson Janet & Wylie Greig Tort & Mac McCarter Barbara & Kenneth Smith $250-$499 Pearl Wollin Mary E. & Jeffrey T. Bretz Julie & Kevin Grove Tenelle & Riley McCormack Katherine & Philip Smith Matthew W. Wyatt Linda Harper Breuer Mr. & Mrs. H. Paul Guess Angela McDannel Stanley B. Smith Anonymous (2) Robert Yamada Susan L. Bridwell Palmer Hafdahl Margaret & Robert L. McGinty Joan Soboloff Susan & Thomas Abell Lynn Yieh & Holger Roehl Raymon M. Brown Deborah White & Miriam Harmatz Ailve McNestry & Terence Warner Branson Speakman Josephine Alessi & Richard Litsky Sharon Yokoyama Virginia Lowrey Brown Catherine & Joseph Harrison Linda McSwain Megan Smith & David St. John Nancy Alexander Roy Y. Yoneji Jan & William Burks Charlotte S. K. Hee Vickie S. & Mark E. Meranda Peter Stanko Jon J. Alexiou Donald K. Young Kamilah Grey & Mark Buxton Ann & Thomas Hennessy MOA Hawaii Alison & John Steadman Clair Allyn & Betty Allyn Ann & Frank Young Antonia Canero Gale Heringer-Brock & Steve Brock Susan G. Morgan Carrie Steinbaum & Johnathan Awner Noel & Edward Altman Roberta & Frank Young Beverly & Richard Chong Margaret Hernandez Carol A. Nance Jane & David Stern Jessica & Nicholas Amato Matthew Yrigoyen Carole C. Chun Barbara & Jim Herst Lois C. & Peter B. Nottage Nancy Stevens Ann S. & Eugene C. Anderson JoAnn Yukimura Byron Cleeland Karin Wares & Steven Hildes Lyle Older & Carolyn Older Cherise & Roger Still Esther & Larry Apple Peggy Zeller Gina L. Coleman Laurie K. Ho Barbara Oppe JoEllen & Walter N. Strump Giovanna Baldassarre Barbara & Michael E. Zins Terry & Stephen Cook Barbara L. Hobbs Mitchel Osman Lisa L. Anderson & Gillian Robert-Baldo & James Baldo Chris Zuleeg Audra Cope Edna & Keith Holdeman Jordan Palmer William M. Swafford Susana Barkhausen Robert Cox Carolyn & Bryan Holland Sandi & Dick Pantages Stella Swanson & Leslie Frank Jolene Ramirez & Connor Barr Kirsten & Danny Crain J. Mika Ashley-Hollinger & Pam & Bernard Perlmutter Linda Swift Shalin Bath Nancy & Thomas Crawford Stuart Hollinger Mariana & Isaac Pesin Annabelle T. Takahashi Patrick T. Battle Susan Cumins Bogdan M. Holy Barbara & Mark Peterson Georgia B. Tasker Barbara & David Beasley

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Janet & Don Bednarczyk Patricia Fallbeck & Thomas Timmons Louise Woerner & Don Kollmorgen Marie & Steve Nock Lauren & Edward Spilsbury Lisa Crane Nancy Benson & James Caulfield Daniel Finchum Jamie Kozisek Melissa & Neal Norman Tiana Starks Lori Decker Toby Berlin & Paul Hugo Marggret Fiola & Lisa Berry Anna & Sean Kramer Robert & Gisela Norwood Vivianne & Ernst Swietelsky Diane Dickhut Alison Blessing & Michael Berthiaume Marguerite & Neal Fleming Paul Kyno Theodora & Howard Oberlander Dotty & Arnold Tepper Leslie & Mel Dinkel Laura Blackwood Millie Hughes Fulford & George Fulford Carolyn & Bob LaMontagne Keith Olsen The Friendship Force of Kauai Michele & Roger Engemann Margarita Bratrova & Solomon Boulos Kathy & Jim Gallucci Karen Olson & R. Kent Landmark Scott Opper Helen Ladd Thompson Michael Jannalea & Greg Braze Joan C. & Larry Gehrke David Lassner Dr. & Mrs. Steven Ory Matthew Tschiegg Elizabeth Frautschi Linda & Charles Brixey Ann & Allan Geisendorfer Helen Cox & John Latkiewicz Kathrina Ostrander & Isaiah Roter Carolyn & Ed Tschupp Rebecca K. & Richard W. Fries Patricia Brooks-Servito & Philip Servito Kathy Mayer & Barney Gerber Julie Spielman & Richard Lee Nancy Scanzon & David Page David M. Turner Sandra L. & Reginald P. Gage Marina & William Brown Marilynn & Michael Gleeson David & Evelyne Lennette Patti Pantone Margaret R. & John W. Ueleke John Game William Brown & David Murray Rick Golba & Ted Faigle Terry Leppo & Brian Glenn Edmund Parnes Bricen Urquidi Deborah Giles & Charles Simrell Nancy Bull Carolyn Gold & Matthew Gold Mary Jane & Stan Leslie Janice & Rodney Pascua Katherine & Robert Vale Pauline Goldsmith Addison Bulosan & Juno Apalla Karen & Richard M. Goodale Jennifer Liston Janet M. & Jay E. Peace Jan Vitrofsky Myriam & Marc Grad Alejandra & Max Bunster Martin Grabias Sarah Livingstone & Linda Busche Cresencia & Gregory Perreira Martha & Frank Voytek Hanalei Tea Company, Inc. Diane & David Burnley Debra & Richard Green Joan L. & Paul C. Loizeaux Judith T. & James L. Perzik Martha & Fred Wales Nevenka & Joseph M. Harverson Josephine & Jonathan Bush Marylou & Gregor Greig Joanna Lombard & Denis Hector Mary & John Pettit Barbara A. & James P. Walsh Martha G. & Robert B. Hazard Catherine & William Butler Pat Griffin & Thomas Noyes M. Dolores & Lawrence Lundbom Carolyn L. & Norbert Pfahler Jay P. Webster Casady M. Henry Sam Z. & Vickie L. Byrd Jamie & Michael Griffith Francesca Luzuriaga & Ross Larkin Neeru & Michael C. Phillips Mary Weckback Susan & Bill Holliday Paula Canny & Woody Simmons John Gurchik Loretta Mackle Madeleine & Harvey Plonsker Rosemary & Herb Weisblatt Elizabeth W. & Zachary Hulsey Steven Cantor Michael C. Gustin Elizabeth & Bruce Mahaffey Gordon Poett Sandra K. & Robert D. Westfall Douglas & Sandra Johnson Mary Carlson Sandee & Kenneth Haines Carol A. Marcotte Elaine & Robert Puppa Clare R. Wheeler Becky & Kenneth Johnson Kathryn & Bruce Carrick Holly & Raymond Harris Cynthia S. & John R. Hummel Pure Kauai Mr. Frederick B. Wichman Mr. David T. Jones Deborah & Edward Charbonneau Cynthia & Robert Harris Mary & Tim Marnell Suzanne E. & Walter S. Purvis Carol & Gaylord H. Wilcox Nancy & John Jost Lisa & James J. Cleary Catherine & Giles Harrison Janice S. & Russell E. Martenson Susan & Wm Randall Mary Williamson Merle & Keith Koplan Wyncia Clute James F. Harrison Matson Foundation P. Genie Trapp & Tom A. Ranker Kathleen Wills Kukui’ula Development Stephanie & Pat Cohn Marcia & John Harter Sandra & Robert Mauceli Regal Travel Bonnie & Dave Wilson Company (Hawaii), LLC Merrilee & Jesse Taylor Cole Jesse R. Hatton, Jr. John G. McClain Theresa & Matthew Rhoades Kathryn Wiser Suzanne D. Kuser Biana Demarco & Cliff Comfort Frank O. Hay, Jr. Tracey McCullough Beverly & Donald Rhoads Janet & Thomas S. Witten Lynda L. LaRocca Chloe E. & Lawrence P. Cook Bonnie & Eric Helpenstell Linh & David McDonald Kitty Roedel Nancy C. Worthington Natasha & John Lowell Alison & Robert Corcoran Lori Herman & Doug Hillman Fran & Mark McDonald Jay Rosenthal & Carlos Zambello Malone & Company Ronald Corneu Deani Higashi Mark McElheney Theodoros Charamoglou Michael Zimmerman Lori Erreca & Ronald Manzoni Camila Cote Julie & David H. Hodge Cindy & Jeffrey McGee Lisa & David Roth Paquita Zuidema Myra & Dean Mayer Laura & George Crabb Margo L. & Albert Hofeldt Mary P. & John W. McGrath Emily Sullivan & Robert Ruwitch Julius Miller & Robert Miller Norma J. Craig Lauren & Mark Hofer Thomas McGrath Connie & Richard Sarkisian $500-$999 Ronald Morgan & Stephen Weirich Sandra & Donald Crocker Carolyn & Jerome Hollander Teri McHugh Lorraine & Gregory Scaven Kaelyn Ngo Kathleen & Lawrence Crowley Honolulu Star Advertiser Barbara & Laureston McLellan Larry & Colleen Schokman Anonymous (3) Walter Orth, Jr. Andrea & Ron Crown Linda Hudson & Thomas Pruett Tara & Steven McNamara Walter Schumacher Linda & Thomas Adams Hélène M. M. Pancoast Rebecca & Philip Curtis Charlie Hyde Sandra & Bruce Mehringer Eldean & Phil Scott Leonard C. Altman Shirley & Ara G. Paul Catherine D’Arcy Gary Ide & Paul Kraselsky Karen & Paul Memrick Paige Searle & John May Anna & David Anawalt William E. Pelham & Carolyn S. & Gordon K. Davidson Sheryl & John Jardine Katherine Merrill Robin & Ned Selfe Betsy S. Atkins Maureen Cullinan Pelham Carol Ann Davis & Norman Brand Sharon & Mark Jillson Edie Moll & David Slawson Marguerite Hoyt & Kenneth Sembach Merritt & John Atwood Guillermo Perez-Iturbe Nina & Edwin Derks Jim Gallucci Sculptor Ltd. Susan & David Monroe Joan E. & Richard A. Shaw Scott Barkow Renee & Walter Pickett LuAnn M. & Jeff F. Doerzbacher Elizabeth & Ethan Johnson Michael Moore John Sherfesee Michael E. Barron Scarlett Presley & Fleming Crim Karen & Jon Downie Kathleen & Mike Johnson Brooks & Howard Morgan Julia Sherwin & Michael Haddad Daniel Boesz Paul B. Redman & Dean O. Berlon Carmen & Burnie Dunlap Jeffrey K. Jones Sandie & Joe Moss Michael Shpizner Gerry Weinmaster & James Boulter Sally Martin & Scott Robinson Chae Dupont Debra & Leonard Kalman Randall Murch, Ph.D. Susannah M. & John K. Shubin Teresa Buoniconti Thomas & Cathryn Sakiyama Mary J. Eaton Anne C. & David E. Kane Lori Nafshun Susannah & John K. Shubin Cynthia S. Burke Stephanie & Kenneth Schwartz Albert Eldredge Sabra Kauka Lyle E. Nelson Maxine Shum Josephine & Michael Camarata Mary Shuford Joy & Warren L. Erickson Monica & Derek Kawakami Stephanie & David Netma Sima & Peter Siegel Barbara Carr Susan & Henry H. Stauffer Evi & Paul Erickson Thomas & Wendy Kelly Marivi Nevin Morgan Smith Janna & Bruce Chandler Leah M. & John S. Stroup Dorothy E. & William J. Euske Janet & Adam Killerman Helen J. Nicastri & Brian Burry Sara Solberg & Beverly Tong Christ Church Presbyterian Sylvia K. & James L. Thacker Emory D. Evans Monica & Alan B. King Roberta Nitkin & Eric Richer Cynthia K. & Edwin Sorenson Coconut Grove Garden Club Monique & Peter Thorrington

52 53 2015 Donors

Melissa Tremblay & Owen Prentice East West Partners Kuhio Auto Group Hannah & Peter Sirois Joan G. Evans Adaline H. Frelinghuysen Mary & Michael Trueblood Michele & Roger Engemann Lucy & Arno Kutner Barbara & Richard Smith Laura Ray & Donald W. Y. Goo Georgiana Ducas Charitable Trust Mish Tworkowski & Joseph Singer Susan Fawcett & Richard Donovan Laguna Beach Garden Club, Inc. Laurinda Spear & Priscilla & James Growney Simon Gerson Linda & Joe Upton Financial Psychology Institute, LLC Lasso The Moon, Inc. Bernardo Fort Brescia Pamela Garison & R. Kirk Landon Glenn & Jane Goldsmith Jean Van Romondt Lisa & Timothy M. Fitzgibbon Amy & Neal Littlejohn Penelope & E. Roe Stamps Julius Lewis Ruth F. & Benjamin C. Hammett Osvali Van Romondt Jane & George Fogg, III Sally & Donald Lucas Marilyn & Tom Sumner Donald R. Logan Mary E. Hanahan Karen & David Vandervoet Marisa Fort Peter Max Edward Sweeney, Jr. Robert Malott Heather & Patrick Henry Ruth & David M. Waterbury Elizabeth H. Foster Mr. & Mrs. Thomas D. McCloskey Sylvia B. & Jack F. Sweeney George G. Matthews Thomas D. Hewitt Stanley Watt T. Jack Foster, Jr. Cynthia & Terrance P. McMahon Syngenta Hawaii, LLC. Susan & Roy O’Connor Mary Hulitar Donna K. & William W. Wilcox Hedda & Lutz Franz Margaret & Paul J. McMahon Jocelyn D. Tennille Susan C. Orb Kawailoa Development, LLC Tina Freeman & Philip Woollam Ruth C. Mead The Helen Clay Frick Foundation Jill Penman & Matthew Kujawa Anne MacDonald-Korth & $1,000-$4,999 Patrick J. Gleber Amy & Jack Meyers Laura E. Chandler Annie Seipp James Korth Global Village Charitable Trust Milton & Henrietta Kushkin Fund Margot & George Thompson Patricia W. Sheehan Marion S. & David G. Meissner Anonymous (3) Sarah Purcell & David Goodale Mish, Inc. Vann & Parker Thomson Steve & Gloria Gainsley Catherine S. Rodriguez Jennifer Aguerrebere Grand Hyatt Kaua’i Resort & Spa Ruth H. Mitchell Robin & Douglas Tisdahl Barbara K. Sweet Nicole S. Williams & Peter & Anne Anderson Susan Grau Sonja R. & James J. Moffat Catherine & Michael Topham Phyllis E. Swindells Lawrence L. Becker Stephanie Lerner Ansin & Greater Miami Host Committee Inc. Juliet Moncrief Christen & Christopher D. Turner Michaline & Matthew Todd Spencer Stewart James Guerber Montgomery Botanical Center Christiane & Christopher Tyson Elizabeth & John Von Krusenstiern $50,000-$99,999 Courtnay P. Arpano Roberta Haas Marianne C. Montoro UBS International, Inc. Mary E. Weinmann Arquitectonica International Patricia S. & William J. Hagenah Elizabeth & Anthony Morgenthau K. Elizabeth Updike & Sam Gonas Jeanne R. Wichman E. Courtney Berry Corporation Hager Companies Mountainfilmmia Incorporated Mr. & Mrs. Thomas N. Urban, Jr. Jane Woodward Gina & Peter Gardner Linda Bacon Clifford Hague Celeste & William T. Muir Lenita C. & Henk van der Werff Cynthia & Merrill L. Magowan Terrie Barley Beryl & Rex Hamilton Caroline H.and Charles Neal Virginia B. Vanocur $10,000-$24,999 Julia & William Beckham Elizabeth & Scott M. Haskins Karl Niklas Vega & Oprandi Wealth Partners $100,000-$249,999 Ricki J. Bell Julie & Richard Haviland Helen A. Norton Susie & Walid Wahab Georgette F. Ballance & Mirta & Ramiro Betancourt Hawai`i Pacific Health Pauline & William Nutting Laura Wallace & Eric Swakon Ross Haverfield Motoko T. & Gordon L. Deane Claudia & Alex Binelo Sarah O. Hewitt Mr. Jaime Odabachian & Heather & Richard Waters Martha W. Cox Jan D. Elliott Katharine & Frank Bixby Jessie B. Hill Ms. Johanna Boccardo Indru & Gulab Watumull Dana L. & Stanley R. Day Mary & James W. Griffith, Jr. Beatrice Bowles Kathleen & Herbert Hong, Jr. OluKai JD & Julie T. Watumull Ms. Anne G. Earhart Thomas S. Kenan, III Diane M. & David Buck Paul Horner Mariela & Orlando Otero Saralee & Michael Weitz Ceseli & Hugh Foster Susan E. Lynch Krystyna Ermer & Eric Byron Kristin K. & Thomas J. Hughes Gail Paster Roya & Henry Weyerhaeuser Harriet S. & Eric P. Fraunfelter Joyce & Edward R. McDowell Catherine & Michael Campbell Pamela K. & Roger Hull Lucinda D. Patterson Jeanne R. & Charles R. Wichman Katherine & Scott Grainger Roberta L. & Roger L. Rosenberger Carol & Daniel H. Case Sallye & James Jude Thomas E. Powell, III Johnalynn & Charles (Chipper) Molly & Jock Hooper Judy C. Webb Alejandra & Luc Castera Marisa & Scott Kagan Ilona & James Priest Wichman, Jr. Koloa Rum Company Wendy W. Chase Ka’iwa Construction Inc. Diana & Frederick H. Prince Myron A. Wick, III Lin Lougheed Hazel & Gordon Coates Emily Kappes & Brent Linden Janice & T. Hunter Pryor, M.D. Michele & Malcolm Wiseheart, Jr. Betsy K. Matthews $1,000,000 & UP Susan & Charles Cobb Kauai Coffee Company, LLC James A. Wiseman & Diane Ragone Georgene E. & Edwin Y. Yamada Carol & David Pratt Elizabeth H. & Douglas Eve & Martin Cole Kauai Nursery & Landscaping, Inc. Moira Breslin & Michael Raisch Katherine G. & Wayne Richardson McBryde Kinney Pamela W. Cole Mrs. William A. Kaynor Andrea L. Rice $5,000-$9,999 Diane & Michael Rosenberg John D. Weeden Nanncy & Edward Conner Susanne S. Kayyali Shelagh & Thomas Rohlen Cynthia & Raymond L. Salley Lucy B. & Steve Cookson Kerr/Flanagan Fund of Susan & John Rothchild Anonymous (2) Louise M. & Richard A. Steenblik Mary & Michael Copriviza Horizons Foundation Alice & William Russell-Shapiro Bilzin Sumberg Baena Price & Carey & Anthony Sutton Michael Costello Thomas D. King, Jr. Mary & Federico J. Sánchez Axelrod LLP Charles R. Walker Mary M. Cudahy King Auto Center Frederica Sandoe Heather Bradley Christina B. & Reed C. Wilson D.D.M. Horticultural Services, Inc. Kimberley & Douglas McBryde Katherine & John Scarborough British Columbia Institute Donald Darst Kinney, Jr. Karen & Paul Schlather of Technology $25,000-$49,999 Penelope W. & James W. DeYoung Brigitte & James Kishlar Patricia O. Schleuning Constance L. & Thomas Broz Carol D. & Martin Dickinson Eliza & Michael Koeppel David Schwadron Mary Mackiernan & Robin D. Clark Patricia P. & Harlan C. Amstutz Dianne & David Drought Cheryl & Charles Kozloff Hillary & Constantine Scurtis Margit & Lloyd E. Cotsen Baptist Health South Florida Louisa C. Duemling Karolyn J Kramer & Frank Cohen Martin E. Segal & Yolande Rodier Martha R. Davis & Alix Ritchie Leslie M. & David H. Clarke DuPont Pioneer Kristofferson Revocable Trust Joan & Lynn Seppala Nancy & David Doyle Sam & Mary Cooke Earthworks Pacific, Inc. Alice Kuechler Catherine & Michael Shea

54 55 2015 Donors Gifts-In-Kind

FOUNDATIONS Peter H & E Lucille Gaass Kuyper Foundation 1826 Restaurant Hanalei Colony Resort Maui Coffee Roasters Phyllis H. & William H. Evans Charitable Foundation Abrams Books Happy Wine Miami Merle and Keith Koplan Acacia Foundation Qualcomm Charitable Foundation Alashan Cashmere Company Hau’oli and Chipper Wichman Miami Smokers Urban Smokehouse AD International, LLC Rapozo Kama’aina Fund of the Hawai’i Community Foundation Allison Langer Photography Hirni’s wayside Garden Florist Milan Kenjic Photgraphy Alexander & Baldwin Foundation Raven Foundation Anatomy at 1220 Holo Holo Charters Nathalie and Timo Kipp Arquitectonica International Corporation Relgalf Charitable Foundation Andrea Ruggeri Hukilau Lanai No Ka Oi Landscape Services Anna Lise Vogel In2 Design Normans Overhead Doors Inc. Catherine S. Rodriguez Family Foundation S. W. Wilcox Foundation Arborcare, Inc. Isabel Riera OluKai Cobb Family Foundation, Inc. Salesforce.com Foundation Arquitectonica International Corp. Jackson Fine Wines Olympic Cafe Colcom Foundation Stamps Family Charitable Foundation, Inc. Ashley Jordan Succulents Jalan Jalan Outfitters Kauai, Ltd. Cooke Foundation, Limited Steve & Gloria Gainsley Fund of the Hawai‘i Community Fdn Aunt Sadies Janet L. Mayfield Palm Produce Resort Wear Cox Foundation, Inc. Taniguchi Deane Family Foundation Aunty Lilikoi Passion Fruit Products Jesse Adams Papayas Natural Foods Cynthia & Merrill Magowan Family Foundation, Inc. The Baddour Family Foundation, Inc. Bacardi Jewelry by Jan Paradise Beverages Diane & David B. Heller Charitable Foundation The Beatrice Bowles Charitable Fund Backcountry Unlimited Jill Wagner Patrice Pendarvis Donald Lee & Sally Steadman Lucas Foundation The Bill Healy Foundation Bertie Lee Joe’s on the Green Patricia P. and Harlan C. Amstutz East Bay Community Foundation The Buck Foundation Brenda and George W. Barnard John-Carl Watson Paul Horner Elsie H. Wilcox Foundation The Ceres Trust Bulla GastroBar Jules Reid Pauline Goldsmith Engemann Family Foundation The Dayton Foundation Carlisle Bay Juliet Karelsen Peace Love World First Hawaiian Bank Foundation The Donald R. Logan Charitable Fund Catherine and Michael Topham Justine Jasper Periwinkle Catstudio Kalaheo Coffee Co & Cafe Perle by Lola G. N. Wilcox Trust The Helen Clay Frick Foundation Clyde Butcher Gallery Katherine G. and Wayne Richardson picsandstones GE Foundation The Henry Foundation Coconut Grove Gallery Kayu design, Inc. Pink Powder George P. & Ida Tenney Castle Fund The Hulitar Family Foundation Country French Keoki’s Paradise Pohaku Fabrication Goodale Family Fund The Kosasa Foundation Danny Jelaca Kintaro Japanese Restaurant Poipu Bay Golf Course Gregory J. Scaven Family Foundation The Laura Emerson Chandler Fund Debbie Katz, Inc. Koloa Rum Company Printing Services Corporation Grove Farm Company Foundation The Miami Foundation Design Associates KR Personal Style Puakea Golf Course Harold K.L. Castle Foundation The Mohamed bin Zayed Species Conservation Fund Detlev Salon & Spa Kristine Michael Ramona LaRue Hau’oli Mau Loa Foundation The Nelson Mead Fund Dharma Studio Krystal Sasso Rebecca K. and Richard W. Fries Hawai‘i Community Foundation The Payne Fund Diane Yamaguchi Kukuiolono Golf Course Robin and Gary Fox James Deering Danielson Foundation The Rhoades Foundation Dolce Italian Kukui’ula Development Company Ronnie Klindt John S. & James L. Knight Foundation The Villagers, Inc. Donna K. and William W. Wilcox (Hawaii), LLC Sandra L. and Reginald P. Gage Julia Temple Davis Brown Foundation The Weathertop Foundation Douglas McBryde Kinney La Mar Skinny By Jessica Elliot Eldean and Phil Scott La Spezia Skyline Eco-Adventures Kamehameha Schools Victoria S. & Bradley L. Geist Foundation Elke Eastman LAFCO New York Strada in the Grove Kaua’i Island Utility Cooperative Waimakua Foundation Escapada Living Lappert’s Hawaii Sue McConnell Kerr/Flanagan Fund of Horizons Foundation Wales Family Fund Event Outfitters Lasso The Moon, Inc. Sueno Del Mar Hotel Koaniani Fund William R. Kenan, Jr. Charitable Trust Evonne Revitt Lawai Beach Resort Tami Rollins Korth Family Foundation Inc Wiseheart Foundation, Inc. Faire la Fete Leslie Griffin Tavern in The Grove Kristofferson Revocable Trust Listings Federico Carosio Letarte Swimwear TD Food Group, Inc. Mabel I. Wilcox Foundation Trust GOVERNMENT GRANTS Fifty Eggs, Inc. Linda and Peter Milovsoroff Ted Baker London Malott Family Foundation Fine Line Furniture Lisa Remeny The Beach House Restaurant Marisla Foundation County of Kauai Florabella Living Foods Market & Cafe The Dutch Miami Matthew W. Wyatt Advised Fund County of Maui Flywheel Sports-Miami Beach Lulu in the Grove The Flatbread Company Michael & Diane Rosenberg Family Foundation, Inc. Hawaii Department of Land & Natural Resources Fontainebleau Florida Hotel, LLC Lynda L. LaRocca The Wine Shop Frank O. Hay, Jr. M. Kawamura Farm Ent., Inc. Thomas D. Hewitt MillsDavis Fund of the Edwin W. & Catherine M. Davis Fdn Hawaii Tourism Authority Gail Burke Mac Parking, Inc. Titanic Brewing Company Milton & Henrietta Kushkin Fund Miami-Dade County George’s in the Grove Mama’s Fish House Restaurant & Inn Travaasa Experiential Resorts Mohamed bin Zayed Species Conservation Fund Florida Department of State George’s Stone Crab Marilyn Schiff Jewelry Ugo Di Roma Hair Salon & Boutique National Geographic Society U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service Goldsmiths Kauai, Inc. Market Boutique Vagabond Restaurant National Geographic Society USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service Grand Hyatt Kaua’i Resort & Spa Mary and James W. Griffith, Jr. Voluspa Omidyar ‘Ohana Fund Gretchen Scott Designs Mary Louise Designs, Inc. Wax Mee Spa Hair by Hisham’s Mary Mackiernan and Robin D. Clark Z&L Europe Corp.

56 57 Joan Aaanavi Rebecca Cameron Doug Duvauchelle Lock Gibbs Nilda Acevedo Campbell University Christine Dyson Alicia Gilbert Patty Adams Won E. Campilango Lois Edey Bill Gilbert Susan Adams Catherine Cannon Eleele Elementary School Cynthia Gilbert Thank You to all our 2015 Jana Aegersiner Katie Cannon Donna Elliott Steve Gillis Clarence Aki Ashley Cara Jo Elliott Wendy Gillis Phyllis Albert Kaisen Carillo Debra Ellis Sandi Glandon Nancy Alexander Kate Carroll Suzanne Ellis Rick Golba Rick Alexander Joyce Caudell Paul Ernie Glen Goldsmith Volunteers John Aloian Diane Chait Candice Ethridge Jane Goldsmith Joan Anavi Penny Chen Carolyn Fairbanks Kawika Goodale Todd Anderson Ben Chester Patricia Fallbeck Meghan Goodale Doug Archibald Mason (Kama) Chock Mr. Farfard Marissa Gordon Jana Argersinger Marion Chow Sue Farfard Sean Gormley Our thanks to all of our amazing volunteers William Arthur Betty Clifford France Farrell Ed Grattan Cara Ashley Maggie Clute Denise Farwell Bob Green who generously gave their time and service Tammy Ashworth Gordon Coates Ken Fasig Donna Grey Susan Atherley Hazel Coates Harriett Fenerty Emery Griffin-Noyes to NTBG throughout 2015. John Bach Laurel Coleman David Fenske Mary Griffith Rachelle Bachran Chloe Colvin Dixie Fenske Dale Grooms Ginna Baldassarre Makara Contrades Meagan Fernandez Barbara Grotheim Edie Balik Jessica Cook Tina Ferrera Mike Grotheim Brenda Barnard Kathy Cooper Peter Fettis Katelyn Grunder Courtney Bartolomeo George Crabb Brad Finney John Grunwald Gideau Bassing Laura Crabb Patsy Finney Paige Gualielmarg Holly Beitch Sally Cravens Candace Firth Rachael Guiddo Marci Beitch Dan Crnkovich Sheila Fode Yvette Hackett Len Belanger Andy Cullison Sahara Fogg Kathy Hadwin Trevor Bellwood Kahealani Cummings Judith Foley Carol Hamamura Russ Benedek Connor Darnbrough Pat Foster Abegail Hammun Flossie Bergum Shirley Daughterman Megan Fox Hanalei Elementary Rod Bergum David Dauterman Carla Freeman Megan Handke Roger Berrier Shirley Dauterman Susan Fridley Daughter Handle Kevin Blank Connor Deacon Friends of the Foster Barb Hardie Patti Blank Eva DeColigny Grandparents Tom Hardie Mark Blanyney-Moore Jerry Delgado Becky Fries Diane Hartman Audie Blevins Trina DePraetere Naomi Frisch Lois Hartman Carol Bockman Debbie Devine Tynior Fumaono Jannin Hashizume Jeanette Bonilla John Devine Margie Funk Hau‘ulu Elementary Kayla Bonnette Lyman Diego Eman Gabour Timoteo Haulen Matt Boswell Carmin Doggett Reginald (Reg) Gage Hawaii Youth Conservation Joan Boxall Pam Dohrman Sandra (Sandy) Gage Corps Ken Boxall Dale Dorman Mika Gallardo Susan Hawkins Gianna Brach Maureen Dorman Justin Ganam Frank Hay Stormy Bradley David Dow Misty Gardener Elaine Healy Diane Breitenfeld Dianne Drought Adrianne Garska Sheila Heathcote Dorval Breitenfeld Deborah Duda Jeremy Gaynor A. Henney Neil Brosnahan Denise Duenas Sarah Gaynor Natalie Herklotz Melanie Love Browne John Dumas Lynn Geiger Anissa Hexton Giselle Bryant Lori Dunham Lois George Margery Hexton Kathryn Buder Linda Dupley-McLellan Barney Gerber Debbie Hoffnagel Merilee Buehler Cindy Dupree-Thompson Cheryl Geslani Edna Holdeman Bill Butler Kala Dusenberry-Lea Jann Gibbs Keith Holdeman

58 59 Volunteers

Suzi Holling Kauai Drug Court Eliza Linser Sonja Medlang Marie Petro Megan Roland Linda Steen Linda Westgate Tom Holling Community Service Nathanial Lisimaque Julie Meher Anneke Pickering Chelsea Rollins Cory Steinmetz Mark Westgate Casey Hollis Kauai High School Elise Lockton Mary Kae Meloleck John Pickering Maile Rollins Pat Sterrett Zara Wetzel Home School (Interest Club) Dr. Bob Long Nancy Merrill Lori Pittsley Dale Rosenfeld Tracy Sterrett Zena Wetzel (Tanya Rebekah) Kauai Rotary Club (Poipu) Gertrude Longston Tara Metchikoff Ana Plasencia Brianna Ross Jean Stewart Frankie White Honolulu Waladorf School Freddie Kauffman John Longston Dianna Meyer Pierre Plotkins Marlese Roton Marge Stock Lorraine Wichman Louise Hoops Kaunou Group Adriana Loomis Mid Pacific Institute Kieven Pond Kim Rowley Stormy Suza Theresa Wiederoder Sara Hopps Kawaikini Public Ginette Lorence Jenna Miller David Pratt Robin T. Russell Rob Swift Bill Wilcox Dick Horgan Charter School Victoria Love Mayumi Minta Saudy Pritch Maura Sabado Renee Takahashi Donna Wilcox Paul Horner Ke Kula Ni’ihau O Alan Lubanes Edie Moe Savoy Pritchik Micheal Sagun Rodney Takata Gary Williams Nina Houghton Kekaha School Barbara Lubanes Fernandez Moegan Sosaia Pula Selma Sauve Suzuki Takayuki Patricia Williams Dave Hubbard Adair Kealiinohomoku Yammon Luiatsa Marilyn Moen Emmy Purainer Karen Schlather Cindy Taylor Denese Wojcik Kelly Huff Kimo Keawe Sondra Lund Satira Mohr Val Quayle Paul Schlather Josiah Taylor Keneth Wood Karen Huntsberger Sheila Kent Justin Lyon Surina Mohr Mark Query Jane Schmitt Lynn Taylor June Woodall Chris Hurd Baba Khalsa JoAnne Machin Teddy Moline Enisa Quesada Mica Schoedre Christy Taylor-Parsil Marilyn Woodger Katheleen Hurd Kilauea Elementary Arlene MacPhail Dawn Mones Alex Quintana Eleanore Seeley Yusube Tenyaa World Hula Conference James-Ian Ilae Andrew King Kathi Maddox Suzanne Morris Mariano Quintero Kiana Seigel Patrick Thesken Diane Worthington Claudeffe Iribarrer Devorah King Rebekah Magers Deanna Moss Kai Ramirez Cheviesa Selman Gina Thomas Ed Yamada Tricia Ishihara Monica King Mary Kenne Mahoney Maryann Muelanes Nikki Ramos Joebel Serano Carol Thompson Georgene Yamada Greg Iten Terry Kirk Liana Maka Tom Myers Ariel Ramseth Emma Lou Sharrar Danika Thompson Rachel Yamaguchi Debra Jackson Maggie Knapp Malibu Girl Scouts A.P. Nagie Aurora Ramseth James Sharrar Ken Thompson Phyllis Yount Steve Jackson Loren Kohnfelder Victoria Mannisto Daisuke Nakano Margaret Rangel Greuyer Sheridan Robert Thompson Matthew Zandstra Teresa Jackson Keith Koplan Nellie Marshall Torres Kalika Nakooka Bill Rapanos Gary Shores Bonita Thornsbury Michael Zandstra Brent James Merle Koplan Emiliano Martinez Karen Newton Marilyn Rapanos Nicole Shores Tom Timmons Barbara Zins Eve Jasper Georgette Kopp Elisabeth Martiur Tim Nicholson Edna Ray Ed Sills Cathy Togioka Mike Zins Grace Jasper Maleke Kudulana Jon Masaki Shivani Nneka Melinda Rayne Alan Silva Yuka Torama Barbara Zuuring Justine Jasper Mikiala Kudulana Vanessa Massoud Mary Ann Nordwall Ernie Reasoner Careb Sirenley Randy Umetsu Hans Zuuring Linda Jasper Savitri Kumaran Uncle Masu Northlake College Barbara Recchia John Skinner Scott Van Der Verg Mick Jasper Judy Lacey Susan Matsunga Oahu School Rosemary Rector Cynthia Smith Amy Van Horn Howard Jennings Bill Laidlaw Annie May Shanna O’Brien Hannah Reees Keith Smith Gaetano Vasta Laura Jennings Lucia Laidlaw Kathy Mayer Ariel Odegaard Yvonne Revitt Liz Smith Ron Venneman Ken Johnson Stan Lake Connor McCarty Gina Odegaard Sherrie Rheingans Lauren Snider Coral Vernon Loren Johnson Joan Langan Garret McCarty Noreen Ohai-Daniels Bruce Richardson Louise Snider Titske Versteeg Helen Jolly Sally Lange Kathi McCarty Elyssa Oihienzo Kathy Richardson Betty Snyder Eliza Vicoy Cdernman Jonas Elizabeth Latta Walt McCoy Patricia Olsson Mindy Richardson Kailee Soares Mymalyn Villasista Russ Josephson Stephanie Laverick Kris Emily McCrory Linda O’Neil Tesla Rider Lava Soma Cathy Volmet Marisa Kagan Marion Lawder Mary McElligott Paige O’Neil Sally Rizzo Phyllis Sommers Bourgi von Trapp Kalaheo Elementary School Lorrie Layton Keili McEvilly Anna Ovio Seth Roabe Mitch Sowl Waipa Elementary Kamehameha Schools - Michelle Lemay Bob McGinty Jake Ozaki Jan Roberta Peggy Sowl Ebn Wandell Ipukukui Program Ron Lemay Margaret McGinty Pacific Heights School Nancy Roberts Carina Squire Claudia Warszawski Stella Kaneko John Lemes Bill McIntyre Pacific Missile Range Elizabeth Robinson St. Catherine Catholic Ruth Waterburg Kanuikapono School Jeremy Lester Jim McLellan Facility Nancy Roblin School Dave Waterbury Kapaa High School Dot Lewis Linda McLellan Joyce Packard Richard Roblin St. Theresa Catholic School Ruth Waterbury Christopher Kaplanis Megan Liddell Pamela McMillen Gladys Paz Jill Rockenstein Monika Stahlstram Carol Watson Kauai Conservation Limahuli Deiki Crew Sydney McNabb Jan Peace John Rockenstein Stanford University Keoni Watson Alliance Limahuli Schools Brendan McQuillan Helen Percival Morgan Rockenstein Genoa Starrs Anis Weckmeister Karmanu Lind Richard McSwain Amy Peterson Nancy Rolan Josephine (Jo) Steciuk Kaya Wester

60 61 You make all the difference! And there are so many ways that you can help NTBG grow and flourish. It’s as easy as 1-2-3!

1. Memberships!

• Individual membership gifts support all of NTBG’s important work, while members enjoy benefits such as free admission for self-guided tours, invitations to events, lectures, and workshops, discounts at Garden shops and our membership newsletter, The Bulletin. • Council of Fellows is NTBG’s higher-level membership group Annual Fellows dues begin at the $1,500 level and continue up to the $20,000 Chairman’s Circle level. Fellows are invited to participate in the bi-annual Board of Trustees meetings, one held in Hawai‘i in the spring and the other in the fall on the U.S. mainland. Also, Fellows have the opportunity to participate in specially arranged international travel programs that include visits to private and public gardens. • Matching Gifts from your workplace can double, or even triple, the value of your contribution. Many businesses provide matching funds to increase your support. Please contact your company’s human resources department for information. • Corporate Partnership Program is a way for businesses of all sizes to become members and support NTBG. Companies enjoy a wide range of benefits for their employees, clients and executive team, such as special tours and presentations, discounts on facility rentals and memberships, group volunteer opportunities and more.

How you 2. Donate!

• Annual Fund donations provide essential support for all of NTBG’s programs in Conservation, Science, Living Collections and Education. To make a contribution, please contact Suzy can make a May, Assistant Director of Philanthropy, at 808-332-7324, Ext. 235, or [email protected] • Planned Gifts to the Garden made through your will, a charitable trust, a gift of life insurance, or other vehicles help ensure the future of the gardens and programs, and may further your financial goals. To discuss a planned gift, please contact Heidi Whitman difference... CFRE, Director of Philanthropy, at (808) 320-0748 or [email protected]. 3. Volunteer!

• Becoming a Volunteer is easy! Simply contact one of our locations or email our central office at [email protected]. Staff will match your interests, abilities, and availability with the Garden’s current volunteer needs. By becoming a volunteer you will be making a substantial contribution to preservation and knowledge of tropical plants and ecosystems. For a detailed list of volunteer opportunities, visit http://ntbg.org/donate/volunteer.php

62 63 The Mission of the National Tropical Botanical Garden is to enrich life though discovery, scientific research, conservation, and education by perpetuating the survival of plants, ecosystems, and cultural knowledge of tropical regions.

National Tropical Botanical Garden 3530 Papalina Rd. | Kalaheo, HI 96741 www.ntbg.org

NTBG is the only botanical garden chartered by the United States www.facebook.com/saveplants Congress. Established in 1964, the Garden is dedicated to the preservation and survival of tropical plants, emphasizing rare and twitter.com/ntbg endangered species. www.youtube.com/ntbgsaveplants NTBG is a 501 (c) (3) nonprofit corporation. We are not operated by the federal government and rely on the much-appreciated instagram.com/ntbg# support of members and donors like you to carry out our mission.

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