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2013 ANNUAL REPORT Letter from Dr. Sachiko Kuno...... 1

Introduction...... 2

Arts...... 4

Science...... 10

Social Entrepreneurship...... 11

Looking Forward...... 16

Financials...... 18

Board, Honorary Board, & Staff...... 19

2013 Supporters & Partners...... 20 “It’s been tremendously Letter from Dr. Sachiko Kuno exciting to watch the S&R Establishing places for talented people to gather together, inspiring one another to think, create and feel vision become a reality supported, is at the heart of S&R Foundation’s mission. In that sense, 2013 was an exceptionally exciting through the concerts, year. I am delighted to share two of Washington’s most significant historic properties with everyone in the speakers’ programs, Greater Washington community, and just one short year after moving S&R Foundation’s headquarters to social initiatives and other Estate, our impact has grown exponentially. As our original vision for S&R continues to strengthen activities S&R Foundation and develop, 2014 brings us closer to fulfillment of our mission than ever before. supports, and we’re all looking forward to S&R Foundation balances a healthy respect for history and tradition with forward looking and innovative continued growth and approaches. In that vein, we began 2013 with the decision to use as the headquarters of a cutting edge incubator dedicated to social enterprise. The Halcyon Incubator exemplifies S&R Letter from Dr. Sachiko Kuno...... 1 success.” Foundation’s commitment to both tradition and innovation, as well as our dedication to strengthening — Dr. Sachiko Kuno Washington D.C. and the world by empowering individuals who can change it for the better. Introduction...... 2 We were honored and excited in 2013 to share S&R Foundation’s work with so many more partners. Arts...... 4 The increased commitments from longtime supporters, as well as support from many new stakeholders, Science...... 10 including an honorary board, circle members, committee members and donors has been so humbling. All of the wonderful new projects started in 2013 would not have been possible without the support of our Social Entrepreneurship...... 11 longtime friends and many special new friends and partners.

Looking Forward...... 16 Indeed, 2013 was a pivotal year for future growth. As 2014 progresses, S&R Foundation’s future is bright, and our commitment to cultivating talent and nurturing the leaders of the future is stronger than ever. Financials...... 18

Board, Honorary Board, & Staff...... 19 Warm regards,

2013 Supporters & Partners...... 20 Dr. Sachiko Kuno Co-Founder, President & CEO

S&R Foundation 2013 Annual Report | 1 Introduction Established in 2000 by Dr. Sachiko Kuno and Dr. Ryuji Ueno, S&R Foundation is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization based in Washington, D.C.

In the beginning, S&R Foundation’s mission was grounded in its support of talented artists and scientists involved in work for charitable, scientific, literary or educational purposes. Over the past 13 years, S&R’s mission to support talented individuals has expanded to encompass broad support of individuals with great potential and high aspirations in the arts, sciences and social entrepreneurship, with a special emphasis on furthering international cultural collaboration and ensuing social benefits.

In support of its goals, S&R sponsors annual award programs, hosts concerts and events, and works with its partners to encourage social, scientific and artistic innovation, and to promote cultural and personal development. By supporting individuals and enabling their growth and success within various communities, S&R Foundation nurtures their desires, in turn, to enrich society by sharing the fruits of their hard work and dedication.

Throughout 2013, S&R Foundation continued its commitment to existing programs, including the Washington Award, the Ryuji Ueno Award, the Global Leadership Program, and the Overtures Artist Concert Series. Additionally, the calendar was filled with new programs and events such as the first Artist-in-Residence and the inaugural event of the Illuminate Speaker Series. These programs draw together disparate groups concerned with a wide variety of issues – cultural, economic, research and change processes – enabling them to benefit from small, happy surprises, learn from shared experiences and profit from a sense of community.

2 | www.sandr.org AWARD & RECOGNIZE Washington Awards Ryuji Ueno Awards This graphic illustrates the breadth Fellowship Programs and depth of S&R Foundation programs. Encompassing the arts, sciences and social entrepreneurship, these programs impact a diverse audience well beyond S&R’s Washington, D.C. home.

SHARE & INSPIRE IMMERSE & INCUBATE To support talented individuals with Community Programs great potential and high aspirations in Artist-in-Residence the arts, sciences and social Social Investment entrepreneurship, especially those who are furthering international cultural collaboration.

SHOWCASE

S&R Foundation 2013 Annual Report | 3 S&R Foundation arts programs nurture and promote award-winningArts visual and performing artists with performances and support throughout the year. Programs include the S&R Washington Award, Overtures Artist Concert Series and Artist- in-Residence.

4 | www.sandr.org The S&R Washington Award

Presented annually to talented young artists in the fields of fine Ryu Goto, Violin Soichi Muraji, Guitar arts, music, drama, dance, photography and film, the Washington Ryu Goto began his career at age seven, Classical guitarist Soichi Muraji made his Awards are intended to encourage individuals who contribute to playing Paganini’s “Violin Concerto debut at the John F. Kennedy Center for international collaboration. The award includes a cash prize and No.1” at the Pacific Music Festival in the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C. winners are eligible for an S&R-sponsored event allowing them to Sapporo, Japan. Since then he has in May 2006. He released Danza Brasilera, appeared as a soloist with many of the in 2007 and it was used on in-flight audio showcase their talents. world’s leading orchestras, including programs on airlines including All Nippon the National Symphony Orchestra, Airways (ANA) and Japan Airlines (JAL). The 2013 award winners, announced in December 2013, are Münchner Philharmoniker, the London officially honored at the S&R Washington Awards Gala the summer Philharmonic and Wiener Symphoniker, following notification of their award. The 2013 S&R Washington among others. Award recipients are:

“I’m thankful that S&R Foundation has supported Tim Park, Cello Grand Prize my growth as a musician Cellist Tim Park has been praised since I received the for his energetic and exhilarating Washington Award.” Michael Djupstrom, Composer performances as well as for his Tanya Gabrielian, Piano Grand Prize expressive and beautiful sound. Tim Lauded by — Yu Kosuge, Piano, 2003 Washington The work of composer and pianist has performed as soloist, recitalist for her “strikingly poised nobility” Award Grand Prize Winner Michael Djupstrom (b. 1980) has and chamber musician in many of the and “commanding presence,” been honored with first prizes world’s most prestigious concert halls. pianist Tanya Gabrielian will perform in the international composition during the 2013-14 season with the competitions of the U.K.’s Delius Washington International Piano Festival, Society, the American Viola Society International Beethoven Project in and the Chinese Fine Arts Society. Chicago, Distinguished Artists Series at In 2005, the Music Teachers National Cabrillo College, Evelyn Miller Pianist Association named him its 2005 Series in Knoxville, Juneau Symphony MTNA-Shepherd Distinguished Orchestra, and others. Composer of the Year.

S&R Foundation 2013 Annual Report | 5 “I’m honored to have been a part of Evermay Chamber. Collaborating with my fellow musicians in such a beautiful setting as Evermay was truly inspirational, and I felt a unique connection to the audience in that special and intimate space.” — Char Prescott, 2011 Washington Award Grand Prize Winner

6 | www.sandr.org The 2013 Spring Concert Series Ori Kam, Viola Tamaki Kawakubo, Violin, and Ori Kam, Viola Andy Akiho, Composer and Percussion Yu Kosuge, Piano Keiko Matsui, Piano Urban Tango Trio – Machiko Ozawa, Violin; Octavio Brunetti, Piano; Pedro Giraudo, Bass Soichi Muraji, Classical Guitar, and Tamaki Kawakubo, Violin

The 2013 Summer Concert Series Eishin Nose, Piano Yukiko Sekino, Piano Shawn Wyckoff, Flute Ayano Ninomiya, Violin Ryo Yanagitani, Piano Shunske Sato, Violin Overtures Artist Concert Series Ryo Yanagitani, Piano, and Tim Park, Cello Introduced in the spring of 2012, the Overtures Artist Concert Series features award-winning, world-class performing artists at The 2013 Holiday Concert Series legendary venues across the D.C. metro area, such as The John Char Prescott, Cello F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts and S&R Foundation’s Mamiko Hirai, Composer and Piano headquarters, Evermay Estate. Overtures concerts appeal to Evermay Chamber a broad audience and help foster connections throughout the Georgetown and D.C. communities. Attendees enjoy music Ryo Yanagitani, Piano performances in intimate settings by talented rising stars throughout the year.

S&R Foundation 2013 Annual Report | 7 Artist-in-Residence The Artist-in-Residence program was created in 2013 to provide up-and-coming artists with the opportunity to further their careers by developing new S&R Foundation programs, series and partnerships. The program has dual purposes, but at its core is intended to give selected emerging artists a home and place of inspiration.

Mr. Yanagitani collaborated with the following organizations throughout the year:

Performances Education Programs • Washington Performing Arts • Boys and Girls Club of Washington Society—Performance with Char D.C., brief performance and led a Prescott at the ambassador of master-class Japan’s residence

• Mozart Festival of San Antonio— Resident artists are expected to: Performances with the festival Listed on the National Register of as collaborative pianist, as well Historic Places, the historic Evermay • establish a platform for collaboration as soloist in Mozart’s “D minor Estate, located in Georgetown, now among young musicians from around concerto” with the festival orchestra serves as the home of S&R Foundation. the world, and, Respectful of this extraordinary setting, • determine how to share their talents • Manchester Summer Chamber S&R fully embraces its partnership with the larger Washington, DC Music—Guest pianist and speaker with history. community, particularly helping to for the themed house concert build capacity for area non-profits and underserved residents • Sitar Arts Center—Benefit­ In May 2013, S&R Foundation selected performance for the center’s one of Canada’s most talented young annual gala concert pianists, Ryo Yanagitani, as its first Artist-in-Residence. Mr. Yanagitani • Japanese Embassy—Benefit holds a Doctor in Musical Arts from performance at the ambassador Yale University, where he also served as of Japan’s residence an instructor for Yale’s Chamber Music Program. During the past year he has worked and practiced at the Evermay Estate, and has performed several times for the Overtures Artist Concert Series, as well as other S&R Foundation events.

8 | www.sandr.org “Hearing Ryo play really opened my eyes to the expressive capabilities of the piano. I especially loved when he played Chopin.” — Joshua Jenkins, age 17, junior, Duke Ellington School of the Arts

S&R Foundation 2013 Annual Report | 9 ScienceS&R Foundation supports talented scientists and research in health care-related fields such as medicine, pharmaceuticals, and public health care. Encouraging continued growth and development in these critical fields enriches the shared knowledge base of the scientific and medical communities, with real and lasting benefits far beyond the local community.

10 | www.sandr.org “I believe the award and recognition stemming from it were instrumental in my scholarly contributions to my discipline for tenure.” — Andrea Meredith, Ph.D., 2011 Award Winner

Ryuji Ueno Award

S&R Foundation established the Ryuji Ueno Award for Ion Channels or Barrier Function Research (commonly known as the “Ueno Award”) in partnership with the American Physiological Society (APS) in 2002. The Ueno Award is given annually to an individual demonstrating outstanding promise based on his/her research in ion channels or epithelial barrier function.

In 2013, S&R Foundation renewed its collaboration with APS to present the Ueno Award, with a variation in focus. Until 2020, the award will be presented to an early career investigator demonstrating outstanding promise based on his/her research in wound healing, tissue remodeling, and/or organ regeneration.

Past winners have cited the importance the award has had on their careers and My Helms, Ph.D. contributions to medical advancement. According to 2009 award winner My Helms, Ph.D., of Emory University, “Dr. Ueno encouraged me to do ‘something new,’ and with this award I was able to explore the use of pre-clinical X-ray imaging as an effective way to measure alveolar fluid clearance. My research was featured in several publications – including a peer reviewed article in American Journal of Physiology – “Lung Cellular and Molecular Physiology.” Science The Ueno Award recipient for 2013 is Dr. Oleh Pochynyuk, a tenure-track assistant professor at the Department of Integrative Biology and Pharmacology, University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston, and a member of the American Physiological Society and American Society of Nephrology. The research in his laboratory focuses on understanding the mechanisms governing water-electrolyte transport in the distal part of renal nephron.

Dr. Oleh Pochynyuk

S&R Foundation 2013 Annual Report | 11 SocialEntrepreneurship S&R Foundation offers lectures and presentations that provide thought-leadership and promote innovative approaches to 21st century issues and challenges. Through these programs, entrepreneurs, researchers, and organizations are offered a free- flowing exchange and collaboration, creating platforms that positively impact social agendas. Ultimately, we anticipate these platforms can be adapted and integrated to serve populations within the larger community.

12 | www.sandr.org Illuminate Speaker Series Illuminate is devoted to encouraging the growth of new and bold ideas. The speaker series brings together passionate, forward-thinking individuals by hosting enlightening lectures and presentations. Illuminate brings back the idea of a “salon” with a 21st century adaptation by offering engaging, courageous, and innovative presenters who provide attendees with thought-provoking ideas and a new optimisim for the future. Illuminate also supports entrepreneurs through networking and other forms of assistance. By promoting novel approaches and solutions to 21st century challenges, the Illuminate community provides a platform for inspiring bold thought and sparking positive change in the world.

A Conversation between Somaly Mam and Melanne Verveer Courageous Careers: Making Moves and Driving Change S&R Foundation proudly inaugurated Illuminate by hosting a conversation The second Illuminate event on August 22, 2013, featured entrepreneurs Patrick between Ambassador Melanne Verveer and human rights activist Somaly Mam, Dowd and Meaghan Rose discussing the journeys and risks they took to bring on June 19, 2013. their business vision to life. They covered how to sustain belief in yourself, inspire others, and recognize and take advantage of opportunities. “Ms. Mam’s remarkable story of courage and her dedication to support victims of sex slavery, paired with Ambassador Verveer’s advocacy for the advancement of women, created a truly inspirational discussion,” commented Dr. Kuno.

Speaker Somaly Mam Speaker Patrick Dowd Speaker Meaghan Rose Born into a tribal minority family in Patrick Dowd is the founder and Meaghan Rose, passionate about Cambodia and sold at age 12, Somaly CEO of the Millennial Trains Project, the evolution of e-commerce and the Mam is a survivor of sex slavery and a platform for young entrepreneurs power of online brands, left her job as a human rights activist. Somaly is the and innovators to explore America’s a strategy consultant and moved to author of The Road of Lost Innocence, Speaker Melanne Verveer new frontiers. He is a graduate of the San Francisco Bay Area to launch which chronicles her story. Ambassador Verveer has traveled ’s School of RocksBox, the Netflix of jewelry. to almost 60 countries over the Foreign Service (Class of 2009). She is a graduate of George Mason past four years, working on behalf University, Johns Hopkins University, of Former Secretary of State Hillary and The Wharton School of the Clinton to coordinate foreign policy University of Pennsylvania. issues and activities relating to the political, economic and social advancement of women. S&R Foundation 2013 Annual Report | 13 International Institute of Global Resilience Natural disasters know no borders or boundaries and no one is immune to threats from violent weather, earthquakes, tsunamis and more. The International Institute of Global Resilience (IIGR), founded in 2012, is a think tank dedicated to improving and enhancing the readiness and professionalism of the emergency management community worldwide through training, education, consulting and research.

Dr. Maki Fukami, president of IIGR, is the only organization management scientist who has studied Emergency Management in Japan. She has undertaken extensive fieldwork in Fire and Coast Guard for more than ten years and is currently the Japanese representative at the International Association of Emergency Managers.

In 2013, IIGR, in partnership with the International Association of Emergency Managers (IAEM), presented a two-day online lecture series entitled “Global Resilience from Japan,” which was simultaneously broadcast in Japan. IIGR also supported S&R Foundation’s Global Leadership Program for Japanese students from Kyoto University, Keio University, and Tokyo University, in Millennial Trains Project addition to IIGR’s own Kumamoto University program. The program included a lecture by Leo Bosner, formerly of the Federal Emergency Management During 2013, S&R Foundation forged a special relationship with the Millennial Agency, on national-level emergency management, and a lecture by Kathleen Trains Project (MTP). This unique program began its first transcontinental train Henning of the IAEM, on the Incident Command System. journey in August 2013, running from San Francisco, CA to Washington, D.C. with the support of numerous partners, including S&R Foundation. Through ten days of shared discovery, individual exploration and imaginative discourse across seven U.S. cities, MTP and its inaugural class of pioneering participants have established train journeys as powerful engines of progress for young people who aspire to shape the future.

Combining the democratic power of crowd-funding, exposure to diverse Participants in Kumamoto landscapes and communities, and the guidance of distinguished mentors, MTP University's Health and Life Science: participants have the opportunity to explore a diverse range of challenges Interdisciplinary and Global Oriented with the resources and support necessary to advance their own projects on a (HIGO) Program participate in a national scale. In the coming year, MTP will continue to lead transcontinental FEMA-certified training program, in train journeys for creative and inspired Millennials from across the globe. partnership with IIGR. The success of the MTP program propelled S&R Foundation to establish the Halcyon Incubator, which will launch in 2014 with the goal of cultivating other programs with social impact.

14 | www.sandr.org “Participating in the HIGO program we can foster a new generation’s involvement for a safer and more prepared future. It was an amazing experience to see students’ positive reactions to the program.” — Dr. Maki Fukami, President of IIGR

S&R Foundation 2013 Annual Report | 15 ForwardIn keeping with our commitment to support individuals and innovation, S&R Foundation will continue to build its program portfolio in 2014 by establishing the Evermay Chamber Music Festival and the Halcyon Incubator.

16 | www.sandr.org Overlooking the Potomac River in Washington, D.C., Halcyon House was originally built by the first Secretary of the U.S. Navy in 1787 and named after the fabled Halcyon. The house is now listed on the National Register of Historic Places and serves as a Evermay Chamber launch pad and creative space for 21st century problem-solvers. Created by 2007 S&R Washington Award Grand Prize Winner Tamaki Kawakubo, and under the patronage of S&R Foundation co-founder Dr. Ryuji Ueno, the Evermay Chamber consists of diverse, solo-caliber artists from five continents who assemble in distinct configurations for different seasons and concerts. Intimate in tone and scope, chamber music combines close musical collaboration and proximity to audience members, forging a special connection between them.

In March 2014, S&R Foundation and The Washington Ballet announced a new creative multi-year partnership, which will feature an expanded chamber ensemble group performing as the Evermay Chamber Orchestra. The inaugural partnership will commence in April 2015 with The Washington Ballet’s new interpretation of Swan Lake at The John F. Kennedy Center for Performing Arts.

“The Halcyon Incubator provides all the components Halcyon Incubator that will help those dreams come to life by supporting Halcyon House is under extensive renovation to create the future home in 2014 innovators with the resources, infrastructure, and for S&R Foundation’s social entrepreneurship programs. This one-of-a-kind property in the heart of the nation’s capital will serve as a creative space in which mentoring that will help them overcome pitfalls and imaginative, forward-looking innovators can think, dream and achieve. brick walls. Halcyon is working to lift up America’s dreamers to collectively make our country stronger.” The Halcyon Incubator is intended to be the anchor of the innovation programs, and is founded on the principle that dedicated individuals with transformative — Jeanne Holm, Halcyon Incubator Advisory Committee ideas can solve 21st-century challenges. In an effort to empower social change, the Incubator will support fearless social entrepreneurs through a unique fellowship program designed to transform audacious ideas into scalable ventures. The Incubator will accelerate next-generation leaders and foster initiatives that benefit, serve and inspire others.

S&R Foundation 2013 Annual Report | 17 S&R Foundation FY2013 Operations

Revenue Expenses Expenses At-A-Glance Contributions Program Services

$1,223,990 Concerts and Receptions Supporting Services Concert Related $595,124 28% $89,770 Grants and Awards Miscellaneous Income $157,186

$18,284 International Institute for Global Resilience — Disaster Preparedness In-Kind Donation $86,295 $318,666

TOTAL Revenue TOTAL Program Expenses $1,418,339 $1,070,976 Program Expenses 72% Supporting Services

General and Administrative S&R Foundation is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization created in 2000 to support talented individuals with great potential and high aspirations in the arts, sciences $412,462 and social entrepreneurship, especially those who are furthering international cultural collaboration.

TOTAL Expenses Donor contributions to S&R Foundation go directly to funding its programs. Overhead and general operational costs are covered by founders’ contributions and use of $1,483,438 existing assets.

18 | www.sandr.org Board, Honorary Board, & Staff

Board Honorary Board STAFF Ami Aronson Dr. Sachiko Kuno Sachiko Kuno, Ph.D. Chief Executive Officer President Kathryn Gleason Kate Goodall Ryuji Ueno, M.D., Ph.D., Ph.D. Mark McFadden Chief Operating Officer Honorary Chair President, Evermay Chamber Courtney Straus Karina Burger Office Coordinator Marianne F. Chaconas Silvia Taylor Vice President John Essex Executive Assistant Douglas W. Charnas Shreena Patel Secretary/Treasurer Programs Specialist

Janice Simms Senior Office Administrator

Ayako Smethurst Program Manager, Arts Programs

Kei Tolliver Assistant Secretary & Treasurer, Director of Operations

Kimberly Varney Estate Manager

Ryo Yanagitani Artist-In-Residence

S&R Foundation 2013 Annual Report | 19 2013 Supporters & Sponsors

Alliance Sponsor

Dr. Sachiko Kuno and Dr. Ryuji Ueno

Associate Partner Partner

Anonymous Donor Kay Enokido & Thomas Crouse Dr. John Cuppoletti & Danuta H. Malinowska Bob Hisaoka Promoter Mark & Lyn McFadden Tim Ring & Kathryn Gleason Robert & Diane Dwyer Sage Communications Izumi Kobayashi Sucampo U.S. Trust - Bank of America

Program Sponsor

American Physiological Society Councilor, Buchanan, and Mitchell Jodi Macklin Interior Design Sushiko American University School of Business Fleming’s Ultimate Garage of Rockville McGuireWoods LLP Takata Bacchus Wine Cellar Francis Lawn Services Inc. OBXtek Tony & Barbara Celeste Bank of Georgetown Georgetown McDonough School Paragon Title Toyota Motor North America, Inc BL Construction of Business PianoCraft Sumiko Mori & Michael Niksa Bonhams Happi Enterprise LLC Reiko Hirai Wells Fargo-Abbott Downing Castro Haase PLLC Nobutoshi Hanai Rill Architects XML Insurance Computer Showcase Hilton Worldwide Senate Masonry Inc.

Media Partner

Diplomatic Courier Washington Life

Event Sponsor

Arbelour Glenlivet Plaza Artist Materials Total Wine Daikaya Hanover Research Rag and Bone Taylor Gourmet El Centro Jakes American Grill Room 11 Urban Travel Evermay LLC Occasions San-J International, Inc U-Street Parking Fandango Perfect Settings Suzanne Lowell Lighting Whole Foods - Georgetown Photomatica Tako Grill

20 | www.sandr.org Circle Member

Robert Anders Nancy Folger Constance Lockwood Leigh Seaver Amy Ballard Ursula Guerrieri Gary & Ellen MacDonald Adelle Simmons Michael & Constance Broomfield Kotatsu Iwata Amy Millen Roger D. Stone George Contis & Anna Weatherley Yumiko Kaizuka Mioko Miller David & Courtney Straus Betsy Cooley Steven & Keiko Kaplan Dale Mott Marianne Szegedy-Maszak Lizette Corro Joan Keston Jennifer Oehme Lynne Tag Druscilla Demmy Jim & Andrea Kiernan Mariko Oka Daisuke Utagawa Gayle Dolecek Charles Kirby and Christie Kramer Michael Orfini Millicent Wasell Elizabeth Streicher & Lionel Epstein Elizabeth Klass Mr. & Mrs. Ellis J. Parker, III Edwin & Kathe Williamson Yoko Eguchi & Jacques Sirvain Judith Leon Kate Rice

Friend

Ronald Abramson Karen L. Daly Melody Jones Emily Pappas Sachiko Suga Alison B. Adler Megan Delany Phyllis Kaplan Bojan Peovski Molly Teas Asif Ahmed Anastasia Dellaccio Russell & Randy Katz Eliot Pfanstiehl Devang Thakor Wendy Banner Christopher Denby Julia Keleher Susan Rappaport Shaun Tirrell Steven Barish Justin DeVinney Kunio & Emi Kikuchi Robert Rea Kei Tolliver Seth Benhard Peter Dodge Anne R. Kline Victoria Reis Mark Uyeda Brandon Bernstein Elizabeth Fediay Marc & Suzuko Knapper Amber Richards Esther Varkay William Bigos Zoe Feldman Minako Koga Jim Rill Kimberly Varney Lauren Bloomberg Julia Feliz-Sessoms Grace Koh Joy Robertson Shannon Vaughn Richard Bobo Jullani Foundation Philip & Mary Kopper Kristin Rohr Candice Walsh Shigeko Bork Michelle Galler Masaaki Kora Timothy Rooney Scott & Shirley Wayne Aniesa Brassil John Galligan Mark Layman Randall Rothstein Katarina Weir Charles Brodsky Martin Gammon Heather Larrison Mary Ryan Josh Werman Ana Carcani Rold Wilma Gutierrez Eric Larsen Bethany Scanlon Derrik West Hannah V. Carey Alice G. Haase Laura Lightbody Marsha Scheinman Richard Wiedis Connie Carter Nicholas Hayman Kirk Little Arthur Scott Justin Wine Chris Cejas Tony Haywood Javier Lopez Christiaan Segura Andrew Winter Petworth Citizen Karen Hinson Wendy Luke Izumi Seki Taeko Wu Gavin Coleman Frances Holuba Timothy McCary Hallie Sherard Bruce & Mary Beth Yacyshyn Debra Corrie Michael Hughes Carolee Mills Yuuki Shinomiya Isabelle Yeh Vincent Coviello Mariko Ikehara Hitomi Miyake Jose Solis Kate Craig Nancy Itteilag-Donnelly Pamela Moore Paige Speyer Alison Cricks Donald Jansen Bill & Ann Nitze Anna St. John Kazuko Dabo Oliver Jenkins Takashi & Yoshiko Ohde Cheryl Steele

Partner Organizations in 2013

American Physiological Society Kennedy Center Mozart Festival of San Antonio Vital Voices DC Jazz Festival Kyoto University National Cherry Blossom Festival The Washington Ballet Embassy of Japan Library of Congress National MS Society Washington Performing Arts Society International Institute of Global Manchester Summer Chamber Music Sitar Arts Center of Washington Resilience Mansfield Foundation Teen Arts Program - Boys and Girls Club