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Facing History

at 40.

and Ourselves

FY 2016 Annual Report

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LETTERS / P. 4

Messages from Roger Brooks, President and Chief Executive Officer; Julie Leff, Chair of the Board of Directors; Jeffrey J. Bussgang and Seth A. Klarman, Co-Chairs of the Leadership Council.

HIGHLIGHTS / P. 16

Read about the generosity and commitment of our enthusiastic supporters.

PROFILES / P. 22

Learn about what we're up to and where we're going.

FINANCIAL REPORT / P. 34

GIFT REPORT / P. 38

Meet the donors and contributors who make our work possible.

Table of Contents

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Facing History and Ourselves

at 40.Facing History and Ourselves gives educators and

youth the skills to wrestle with today’s difficult issues through the lens of history.

Teachers work closely with students to make personal connections between

their past and their present, between others and themselves. Facing History

aspires to a world shaped by knowledge, empathy, and action, rather than

bigotry, antisemitism, and racism. We believe that by empowering our youth,

they will build a more engaged, moral, and compassionate society.

Our youth will change the world for the better if we help them pave the way.

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The organization has undertaken a robust strategic planning process this year, spanning eight months and engaging more than 200 members of our Boards and Leadership Council and more than 120 members of our staff. Together, we are ready to navigate Facing History into the future. This extensive planning process has reinforced the necessity and power of our work while also guiding us to transition Facing History from a traditional nonprofit into a social enterprise that provides even greater value for the education marketplace. In order to support teachers, students, and schools with greater efficiency and impact, you can expect to see us scale our work with educators in both breadth and depth. We will create prototypes to test the potential for expanding in-person, digital, and self- and peer-service approaches. We will also build a more intentional emphasis on marketing that allows us to expand our reach, partner with new school districts, and increase our public brand and reputation. To support this critical work, we will create a scalable funding model that incorporates a mix of private and public sources. Facing History looks toward the future with confidence and excitement, knowing we are building on 40 years of excellence. We extend our heartfelt thanks to each of you for stewarding the mission of this extraordinary organization into the next 40 years. Together, we can pave the way to a world shaped by knowledge and caring.

As we mark our 40th year, we have the opportunity to reflect on our successes, build on our history, and think expansively about how our unique strengths can adapt to a world where education is evolving rapidly.

Facing History and Ourselves is at a pivotal moment.

A message from Roger Brooks, President and Chief Executive Officer and Julie Leff, Chair of the Board of Directors

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Facing History looks toward the future with confidence and excitement, knowing we are building on 40 years of excellence.

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We are proud to say that Margot Stern Strom's inspiration is propelling us forward, under the leadership of Roger Brooks and Julie Leff, toward our next four decades of impact on students, teachers, and schools around the world. Facing History teaches adolescents–the next generation–about the fragility of democracy, the challenges of winning it, the constant effort needed to maintain it, and the ongoing opportunities to continue to perfect it. It also explains the dangers of dividing or scapegoating people or groups and of encouraging hatred or violence. Facing History turns students into citizens by helping them become upstanders. Rigorous assessments of our work demonstrate that changes in the thinking of adolescents who are taught Facing History endure beyond the length of the curriculum to become deeply rooted for the years and even decades that follow. America’s founding generation made our democracy their own when they fought for it. Facing History students make democracy their own when they choose to stand up, strengthen, and improve it. We are proud of Facing History's 40 years of accomplishments, committed to the important work that still needs to be done, and confident that the organization is on track to reach even more teachers, the next cohort of students, and incremental schools to bring excellent and rigorous education that matters to the next generation of citizens.

Forty years ago, a social studies teacher had an innovative vision:

A message from Jeffrey J. Bussgang and Seth A. Klarman, Co-Chairs of the Leadership Council

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to study historical moments of group and individual actions to illuminate the decisions young people face in their day-to-day lives. This idea has long since gone global.

Facing History students make democracy their own when they choose to stand up, strengthen, and improve it.

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Educators pave the way to understanding.

Educators who connect with Facing

History and Ourselves are exposed

to a rigorous and challenging

curriculum.

They experience first-hand the

lessons they will soon teach to

their students. Lessons created by

Facing History and Ourselves have a

universal application.

92%

of Facing History teachers

report that Facing History

helped their students participate

in respectful conversations

about different topics

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Students pave the way to the future.

Facing History students gain

critical thinking skills, empathy

and tolerance, a sense of civic

responsibility, and the belief that

they can make a difference in the

world.

81%

of students agreed that

Facing History increased their

capacity to recognize racism,

antisemitism, and other forms

of bigotry

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Schools and classrooms pave the way to safe spaces.

Facing History schools and

classrooms are more respectful,

reflective, and participatory—

necessary conditions for

deep learning.

94 %

Facing History students were

94 percent more likely than other

students to report that their

class motivated them to learn.

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HighlightsIn our 40th year, Facing History and Ourselves is perfectly poised to enter its next great era.

In 2016, we expanded our digital reach, releasing an all-new facinghistory.org featuring new tools for our educators.

“Thanks so much to all of you for your work to build a better world, and I look forward to everything you will continue to achieve in the years ahead.”

M I C H E L L E O B A M A , F I R S T L A D Y O F T H E U N I T E D S TAT E S

@facinghistory strategies always engage my

students and promote student col laboration.

Check them out!

HISTORY TEACHER, MISS MAYER

Giving back to our community is important to

us. We're proud to support @facinghistory as

they work in Memphis & around the world!

METROPOLITAN BANK OF MEMPHIS

nearly

1.5 millionvisits to facinghistory.org—

53,000+Facebook followers—

17,000Twitter followers

@facinghistory I ’d never heard of Raphael

Lemkin or Benjamin Ferencz before looking

through your units! Thanks for the important

work you do!

HISTORY TEACHER, MR. EMRICH

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STRENGTHEN OUR CORE WORK

Improve content offerings;

strengthen engagement

with teachers.

AMPLIFY OUR VOICE

Engage the general public

through clearly targeted civic

programming; use media

outlets to increase our role as

thought leaders and experts;

conduct market research to

discover and cultivate new

audiences.

SCALE OUR IMPACT

Strengthen digital

outreach; conduct rapid

prototyping tests to inform

the development of new

curriculum and services for

teachers.

Facing History also works on a larger scale with administrators and department chairs so they can introduce our content, themes, and pedagogy to other teachers in their department,

school, or district.

When Facing History works with an entire school

to offer curriculum development, school-wide

programming, and staff engagement, the result

is a school that takes seriously issues of ethics,

social responsibility, prejudice, and justice, and

shares a common language to help them identify

and discuss these issues in the classroom, in

student advisory, in staff meetings, and in the

broader community.

Facing History helps teachers move their students

from thought to judgment and ultimately to

participation. Through that process, students and

their teachers build a community of thinkers.

Over the next five years, we will:

In FY 2016 Facing History reached48,000educators in134 countries

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NEW YORK

REGIONAL OFFICE

Brewster Central School

District Office

Byram Hills Central

School District

Elizabeth Board of

Education (NJ)

Scarsdale Public Schools

SAN FRANCISCO

REGIONAL OFFICE

Antioch Unified

School District

South San Francisco Unified

ADDITIONAL

DISTRICT

PARTNERSHIPS

Baltimore City Public Schools

Harmony Schools

(Houston, TX)

Miami Dade County

Public Schools

Sarasota County Schools

The Facing History and Ourselves district partner model uses a two-pronged approach to yield the greatest impact on school district climate and academic success. A cadre of teachers across content areas engages students in academically rigorous Facing History units that allow them to tackle today’s difficult issues through the lens of history.

At the same time, Facing History staff works with administrators and educators to help build an environment of trust and respect. When these two approaches are working together in a school district, we can create a safe environment for students to lean into the discomfort, dig deep into their own beliefs, and understand the impact of choices in their daily lives. Facing History and Ourselves is priveleged to partner with the following school districts.

TORONTO

REGIONAL OFFICE

Hamilton Wentworth

District School Board

Peel District School Board

Toronto District School

Board

Waterloo Region District

School Board

CLEVELAND REGIONAL OFFICE

Cleveland Metropolitan

School District

MEMPHIS

REGIONAL OFFICE

Hamilton County

Department of Education

Jefferson County Public

Schools (KY)

Shelby County Schools

NEW ENGLAND

REGIONAL OFFICE

Boston Archdiocese of

Catholic Schools

Cambridge Public Schools

Bedford Public Schools

Boston Public Schools

Brookline Public Schools

Everett Public Schools

Framingham Public Schools

Natick Public Schools

Newburyport Public

Schools

Norwood Public Schools

Randolph Public Schools

Salem Public Schools

Somerville Public Schools

Wayland Public Schools

Our District Partnerships

“Facing History exposes

students to diverse opinions

and offers a safe space to

exercise their voices, giving

them the confidence and

courage to be the upstanders

and thoughtful leaders

of the future.”

C A R O L J O H N S O N

R E G I O N A L E X E C U T I V E D I R E C T O R O F

N E W L E A D E R S C O U N C I L A N D F O R M E R

S U P E R I N T E N D E N T O F B O S T O N ,

M E M P H I S , A N D M I N N E A P O L I S

P U B L I C S C H O O L S

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ProfilesFacing History helps students confront today's difficult issues with

empathy—empowering youth to make compassionate and informed choices.

The following stories feature just a few of the extraordinary supporters who

are helping us pave the way for them.

“Facing History helps more young people become the upstanders that our world needs so desperately right now.”T O M W I L S O N , C H A I R M A N A N D C H I E F E X E C U T I V E O F F I C E RT H E A L L S TAT E C O R P O R AT I O N

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The driving force behind the Baskin Family Foundation is simple but powerful:

to make a difference. Judy Wise, her husband Sheldon Baskin, their children

Jon and Kim, and their niece and nephew Tamar Yehoshua and Rafe Offer

and daughter Shir Yehoshua make philanthropy a family affair, prioritizing

education and social justice as their main causes.

“My husband and I have been philanthropic for a very long time,” said Wise. “We wanted to embed those values in our children.” Throughout the years, Wise, Baskin, and their family have remained steadfast supporters of Facing History and Ourselves, including sponsoring the original launch of our seminal case study, Facing History and Ourselves: Holocaust and Human Behavior, in honor of Shelly’s father Sam Baskin. Their belief in our mission runs deep; Judy opened the Chicago office and served as the director for 13 years. She worked with local advocates to open our London office and to support our work in Northern Ireland, South Africa, and globally. Judy currently serves on our Board of Directors.

What keeps the family so committed to Facing History is their passion for education and their understanding that students need to dig deep into their own beliefs to understand the world around them. “Facing History prepares students to be conscious and constructive citizens, which I think we need a whole lot more of,” said Wise. “It empowers students to really think about how they can make a difference and gives them some tools so they don’t feel left out and hopeless.” Their support of our Chicago and London programs as well as Facing History's work around the world, continues to fuel our mission and vision.

Paving the road to the future.

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Bobby White returns to his Facing History roots after more than a decade.

A former history teacher, White is now the founder and CEO of Frayser Community Schools in Memphis, Tennessee, and he is partnering with Facing History to transform school culture with the Memphis Neighborhood Schools Project. Starting with the Martin Luther King Jr. College Preparatory High School, he hopes to expand the project's reach with Facing History's help. “Facing History is the piece we’ve been missing,” he says. “We needed a common language around how to learn to believe in yourself by understanding others.” Martin Luther King Jr. College Preparatory High School was taken over by Frayser Community Schools in 2014 after years of low performance. White wants to inspire his students to build a stronger community, and to foster empathy for one another while striving for high academic achievement. To do this, he believes they need to better understand themselves and one another. “Once they have knowledge of self and others, along with the historical perspective of what others

have gone through, they’ll be able to say, ‘I get it. I know why we are where we are,’” he says. That’s why White is using Facing History’s holistic approach to building safe and reflective schools. Through curriculum development, school-wide programming, and whole-staff engagement, teachers and students can share a common language to identify and discuss issues of ethics, social responsibility, prejudice, and justice together as a community. Students can then make personal connections between their past and their present and be empowered to improve their school culture. Currently, teachers are participating in ongoing Facing History professional development sessions to start developing that common language. White says that teachers sometimes struggle to connect with their students, but this project serves as a way to bridge those gaps. He hopes Facing History can be brought to other schools across the country that have experienced similar performance challenges. For now, he’s leading the way in Memphis so we can all see what school-wide transformation looks like.

Paving the road to understanding.

Paving the road to social justice.

Twenty years ago, Lynda Bussgang started working at Facing History and

Ourselves. For Lynda and her husband Jeff, this turned into a long-standing

commitment to the organization. The two of them “fell in love” with Facing

History, she says. Once Mrs. Bussgang moved on professionally, they both

found ways to stay connected.

Both became involved in the organization’s programs. Mrs. Bussgang led efforts like the Raising Ethical Children program, a national series that examines how to apply some of Facing History’s key concepts and values to parenting, and the online teacher-training program. Mr. Bussgang served on multiple board committees and currently serves as a member of the Board of Directors and co-chair of the Leadership Council. Mrs. Bussgang is a member of the Leadership Council and the New England Advisory Board. “We were in our twenties when we got involved,” says Mrs. Bussgang. “We have ‘grown up’ with Facing History lessons at the core of our personal and professional lives.” They credit Facing History with helping them form their philosophy and approach to raising their three children. Especially in today's world, where technology is substituting for face-to-face

conversations, the Bussgangs see an ever-increasing need for young people to practice open dialogue in order to connect in a world that is seemingly so divided. “We hope that we’re raising our three teenagers as moral philosophers with a passion for social justice and a profound sense of empathy for others,” says Mr. Bussgang. “But we want all young people to have the opportunity to build their own moral compasses.” That’s why the Bussgangs continue to support Facing History. They value the organization’s approach to equipping educators and youth with skills that allow them to wrestle with today’s difficult issues through the lens of history–critical skills students need to help build a more engaged, moral, and compassionate society. As Mr. Bussgang says, “The world needs Facing History now more than ever.”

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Celebrating diversity in all of its forms is important to Caretha Coleman and

her husband Ken. When she was first introduced to Facing History in 2003,

she immediately felt connected to the mission.

Coleman envisions a world where young people of all backgrounds can take an active part in their future. And that means giving them the opportunity to participate in Facing History’s programs. For her, Facing History is changing the reality of today’s divisive world so students can use their voice and feel empowered to make a difference. She also believes it’s a group effort to achieve this. With 30 years in the technology industry, she sees the role businesses can play to build strong communities for young people to succeed. And the need for Facing History in this space has never been greater, especially in a society that is often fractured along lines of race, religion, and politics.

“When you look at the events of the world today,” she says, “Facing History’s time has come. The conversation the organization has been able to put on the table about bias throughout the years is something I hope corporations welcome, embrace, and encourage.” Her generosity as a donor, her commitment to leadership as a member of the Board of Directors, and her role as a member of the San Francisco Bay Area Advisory Board demonstrate that giving back comes in multiple forms. This stems from her understanding that we all need to help one another in whatever way we can. “I hope I’m living my legacy every day” she says. “I want to give back—in small ways and in big ways.” Caretha Coleman pictured center.

Paving the road to inclusion.

In Chicago, 20 schools are creating positive change from the inside out,

thanks to the Aon Foundation. As one of the first to commit to funding the

Chicago Growth Initiative's Partner School Program, Aon has helped bring

together school administrators, teachers, students, and Facing History staff

to impact the culture of a whole school.

With its commitment to making the communities where it works stronger, Aon is helping to prove that a positive school culture drives academic success. “It takes a community effort to make these transformational changes,” says Carolyn Frost, Vice President and Executive Director of the Aon Foundation. “Facing History’s mission resonates with our goals of investing in the next generation through educational and youth development programs.” At the heart of this initiative, entire school communities are empowered to foster social-emotional learning while also providing challenging academic content to students. Using our whole-school approach, educators receive Facing History’s professional development training and ongoing coaching and support to provide students with a safe space and rigorous curriculum that enables them to understand the impact of choices in their everyday lives.

For the Aon Foundation, which promotes access to excellence in education, investing in youth is investing in the community. “Young people are the next generation of talent,” says Frost. “When you invest in their education, you invest in the economic stability and viability of that community.” The Aon Foundation understands the importance of nonprofit partnerships, especially those that encourage an active and engaged citizenry. “There’s a lot more work that needs to be done," says Frost, “but we can change the world for the better, one community at a time.” Their support of the Chicago Growth Initiative shows that it’s not only possible to make that difference, but that it’s already happening.

Paving the road to partnership.

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STUDENTS AT FACING HISTORY NEW TECH HIGH SCHOOL IN CLEVELAND, OHIO, PARTICIPATE IN A TEAM-BUILDING EXERCISE IN APRIL 2016. NEW TECH INFUSES FACING HISTORY'S CONTENT AND APPROACH THROUGHOUT THE SCHOOL.

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Facing History engages students and teachers from around the world to

examine complex themes such as identity, discrimination, and belonging.

This international work is supported through our offices in London and Toronto and through the dynamic teamwork of Karen Murphy, our international director, and Dimitry Anselme, our director of staff engagement for global programming.

“Around the world, as in the United States, we are

dealing with democracies that are fractured,” says

Murphy. “There are fault lines, tensions, that can

quickly erupt into violence, and these conflicts are

over identity, membership, and belonging.”

“We can offer educators, and in turn their students, a different model of coexistence,” Anselme continues. “Rather than asking individuals to discard their identity and conform to a larger group, educators and their students can learn to listen, to be patient, and to be in dialogue with one another. In each area we work with, how this works can look different. We have to listen first, then we can equip the teachers with the best model for creating a classroom that allows for these conversations.”

“We can offer educators, and in turn their students, a different model of coexistence.”D I M I T RY A N S E L M E

S T A F F S P O T L I G H T :

Dimitry Anselme & Karen Murphy

Murphy and Anselme have built

partnerships with individuals and

civil society organizations to expand

our reach to educators and students

in areas including:

• China

• France

• Northern Ireland

• South Africa

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Financial ReportFiscal year 2016 was both a period of transition for Facing History, and a year in which we focused on our future as we committed substantial resources to building a strategic plan.

With guidance from consultants from the Monitor Institute, Roger Brooks and his team collaborated with a diverse

group of our leaders to create a plan for Facing History’s growth over the next six years. This plan will enable us to

reach four times as many teachers and students as we do today and will reduce the cost per teacher and student by

about two-thirds.

During the year, we successfully completed our search for a new Chief Development Officer, hiring Jeremy Cramer,

who brings his experience in education-related fundraising to our senior staff. Jeremy’s approach to the "art and

science" of development, to the strengthening of relationships with existing donors, and to the identification,

cultivation, and solicitation of new donors will underlie the financial component of the strategic plan.

Through fiscal 2016, Facing History’s financial condition continues to be strong despite having reported losses

for the past two years. We ended the year with more than $38 million in net assets and $25 million in cash and

investments, and we once again have received a 4-star rating from Charity Navigator. Our expenses were well

controlled, and we continued to invest in expanding our impact and excellence in content, program delivery, and

public engagement.

In addition to investing in the strategic plan, we were able to fund several projects with receipts on restricted

gifts and grants carried over from prior years. Facing History’s financial leadership team, including the Finance

Committee and internal staff, are committed to enhancing our budget process and programmatic security and

accountability throughout our global organization.

On behalf of the Board of Directors and Leadership Council, I want to thank the members of the Finance, Audit,

and Investment Committees and Facing History’s management and staff for all their extraordinary work. I also

thank them for the unwavering support and continued commitment to the organization’s long-term financial

sustainability and success.

Emily Levanthal

Chair, Finance Committee

• Contributions, 90.6%

• Fees and Sales, 5.0%

• Endowment, 4.4%

• Program–Teacher Prof. Devel., 52%

• Program–Public Engagement, 17.1%

• Fundraising, 12.0%

• Program–Content Devel., 11.8%

• Administration, 7.1%

• Salaries, Taxes, Benefits, 71.1%

• Services and Materials, 19.1%

• Occupancy and Office, 5.4%

• Depreciation, 2.4%

• Travel, 2.0%

Expenses by Category

Salaries, Taxes, Benefits

71.1% $8,523,432

Services and Materials

19.1% $4,980,167

Travel 2.0% $515,006

Occupancy and Office

5.4% $1,400,664

Depreciation 2.4% $621,613

Operating Revenue by Source

Contributions 90.6% $19,277,348

Fees and Sales 5.0% $1,052,961

Endowment 4.4% $941,410

Expenses by Purpose

ProgramTeacher Prof. Devel. 52.0% $13,531,705

ProgramContent Devel. 11.8% $3,066,445

ProgramPublic Engagement 17.1% $4,464,275

Administration 7.1% $1,843,816 Fundraising 12.0% $3,134,641

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Condensed Statement of Financial PositionJune 30, 2016 June 30, 2015

ASSETS

Cash and cash equivalents $ 2,197,308 $ 3,704,030

Investments 23,466,959 27,905,000

Accounts receivable and prepaid expenses 754,652 720,433

Pledges and grants receivable, net 11,035,559 11,460,880

Office equipment, leasehold improvements, and traveling exhibits - net

1,032,425 1,712,001

Total Assets 38,486,903 45,502,344

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS

Liabilities

Accounts payable and other liabilities 752,319 1,356,120

Net assets

Unrestricted net assets 6,045,253 10,475,939

Temporarily restricted net assets 9,352,250 11,278,316

Permanently restricted net assets 22,337,081 22,391,969

Total Net Assets 37,734,584 44,146,224

Total Liabilities and Net Assets $ 38,486,903 $ 45,502,344

Condensed Statement of ActivitiesYear ended Year ended

June 30, 2016 June 30, 2015

OPERATING SUPPORT AND REVENUE

Contributions and special event revenue

Unrestricted $ 8,604,048 $ 13,808,180

Temporarily restricted 10,134,426 5,461,484

Permanently restricted 46,000 152,331

Total Contributions and Special Event Revenue 18,784,474 19,421,995

Contributions in-kind 492,874 478,302

Fees for program presentations 1,007,042 1,094,205

Sales of books and materials 45,919 54,072

Endowment distributions 941,410 803,500

Total Support and Revenue 21,271,719 21,852,074

OPERATING EXPENSES

Program services 21,062,425 21,275,008

General administration 1,843,816 1,777,290

Fundraising 3,134,641 3,158,878

Total Expenses 26,040,882 26,211,176

CHANGE IN NET ASSETS

Change in net assets from operations (4,769,163) (4,359,102)

Investment income and gains, net of amounts appropriated for operations (1,379,449) (469,802)

Gain/(loss) on fixed asset disposal and grant discount adjustment (263,028) (360,731)

Change in Net Assets $ (6,411,640) $ (5,189,635)

FINANCIAL REPORT

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Gift ReportOur work is made possible through the commitment and generosity of

our major donors and contributors. Their contributions help us pave the

way toward cohesive communities and stronger democracies.

CHAIRMAN'S SOCIETY

Commitments of $15,000,000 or moreThe Richard and Susan Smith Family Foundation Richard and Susan Smith John and Amy S. Berylson and James Berylson Jonathan Block and Jennifer Berylson Block Robert Katz and Elizabeth Berylson Katz Robert and Dana Smith Debra Smith Knez, Jessica Knez and Andrew Knez

DIRECTORS' CIRCLE

Commitments of $2,500,000 or moreEinhorn Family Charitable Trust Michael L. GordonLisa & Richard Perry TRUSTEES' CIRCLE

Commitments of $1,000,000 or moreLinda & Glenn H. GreenbergThe Karp Family Foundation Stephen, Jill, Douglass & Jana KarpThe Klarman Family FoundationJulie & Paul LeffWilliam & Lia Poorvu

Pritzker Pucker Family FoundationSidney and Edith Simon Family Holocaust Education Fund of the Jewish Federation of Cleveland SUSTAINING CIRCLE

Commitments of $500,000 or moreAnonymous (3)Baskin Family Foundation - Judy Wise & Sheldon BaskinTom & Lisa BlumenthalJill Garling & Tom Wilson

The Jim Joseph FoundationMaja KristinLisa & Jim MooneyJo Ann & Stuart C. NathanLoren Pack & Rob BeyerSamberg Family Foundation BENEFACTORS' CIRCLE

Commitments of $250,000 or moreThe Allstate FoundationAonThe Crown and Goodman FamilyNina & David P. FialkowLori & Mark S. Fife

The Fischman Family, Steven & Nancy, Laura, Ben & WendyRachel Goldstein* & James ElkindRita Halbright & Jonathan OchInter-Action, Canadian HeritageRobert R. McCormick FoundationNoVo FoundationSally & Saul J. PannellJack and Harriet Rosenfeld FoundationEdmond J. Safra Philanthropic FoundationKaren Tucker & Jerry AvornZell Family Foundation

Sustaining Gift ProgramFor more than three decades, Facing History has engaged students in the study of history and ethical decision-

making in order to teach civic responsibility, tolerance, courage, and compassion. With increasing demand from

schools and teachers, and impact data that demonstrate the continued effectiveness of our work, Facing History

depends on the increased investment of annual support from leadership donors to reach more students each year.

Multiyear commitments and annual gifts of $100,000 or more are recognized in the Sustaining Gift Program,

which has grown to include 80 families, foundations, and corporations. These major commitments are the

cornerstone of our work and program planning. This list reflects commitments or gifts received from July 1, 2015

to June 30, 2016.

“Only a quarter of charities rated by Charity Navigator receive the distinction of our 4-star rating. This adds Facing History to a preeminent group of charities working to overcome our world’s most pressing challenges."

M I C H A E L T H AT C H E R

P R E S I D E N T & C E O O F C H A R I T Y N AV I G AT O R

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LEADERSHIP CIRCLE

Commitments of $100,000 or moreAnonymous (4)Vicki S. & William H. AbramsAmes Fund of the Ten Ten FoundationJennifer AubreySam & Josée BakNancy A. & Jon R. BauerBooth Ferris FoundationBrown Rudnick LLPRonald & Ronni CastyJill & Alex DimitriefSumner & Esther FeldbergLinda & Michael FriezeDonna & Jack GreenbergNancy & Jeffrey HalisKaren G. Harrison & Walter G. FreedmanHawk FoundationThe Heartstone FoundationThe Janey FundAnne & Joseph JusterFloy B. & Amos KaminskiMark & Anla Cheng Kingdon Foundation

Ruth Lazarus & Michael S. FeldbergJohn Lyon's CharityThe Marc Haas FoundationLinda & Judd MinerNovack Family FoundationOneWorld Boston, a Cummings Foundation affiliatePlough FoundationPolk Bros. FoundationSue & Bernie PuckerNorman Raab FoundationRighteous Persons FoundationRicky & Mara SandlerSeed the Dream Foundation, Marcy Gringlas and Joel GreenbergElinor A. SeevakSydney & Stanley S. ShumanTrish & Glen Tullman FamilyDora Z. & Arthur D. UllianKate & Shai Waisman

Individuals

$75,000-$99,999

Elizabeth E. & Daniel J. JickRachel & Jimmy LevinCarol & Michael B. LowensteinThomas A. & Georgina T. Russo $50,000-$74,999

Phyllis & Paul BerzGloria & Jack ClumeckSandra & Daniel FeldmanCynthia R. & Andrew S. JanowerJoan PlattCarolyn & Ken Richman

Lisa Tedeschini & Bruce Rigal $25,000-$49,999

AnonymousDavid & Amy AbramsLetitia & Eduardo AzarBetty S. & Arthur BardigeJoshua & Anita Bekenstein Charitable FundRichard & Gene BindlerMarilyn & Bruce BlackieDebra Engel, Devin, Garret & AlannaPeter Flom

Kathy & Richard S. Fuld, Jr.Julie & Joel GreenblattSloan & David GreenspanJane & Eric HerzogJudy HeyboerBarbara & Amos HostetterKaren & Paul IsaacJeanne & Frank JemisonLamont Jones & Stacy SharpeRachel Kohler & Mark S. HoplamazianShelley S. & Donald M. Levy

Mr. & Mrs. Joshua LipmanJill & Paul MeisterAllison & Roberto MignoneThe Palermo-Ravich FoundationMichelle PinggeraMichael & Gigi PuckerAmy & James RamseyDiana & Bruce RaunerHeidi G.C. & Richard O. RiegerJoanna RileyCari & Michael J. SacksLuly & Maurice SamuelsNan Schaffer

Carole & Gordon SegalWendy Shattuck & Samuel PlimptonJohn A. SpragueSusan W. TofiasBryan Traubert & Penny Pritzker $10,000-$24,999

Anonymous (4)Charlene Achki-RepkoElisabeth Andreason & Melissa AllenCarolyn & Chuck ArnoldLaurel & Cliff AsnessDebbie & Steve BarnesJanice & Ira Berlin

Facing History and Ourselves gratefully acknowledges everyone who has made a gift to support our program. We recognize our multiyear donors who have made commitments of up to $99,999 by italicizing their names in the listing. This list does not include gifts or pledges made after June 30, 2016, at the fall benefits in Los Angeles, Memphis, and New York City.

We take great care to honor donors’ wishes regarding how they should be listed, particularly the wishes of family foundations. A number of these foundations will be found under the Corporations & Foundations listings.

The following individuals made gifts or pledges of $1,000 or more to Facing History and Ourselves between July 1, 2015, and June 30, 2016. Included in this list are gifts to the Annual Campaign, which provides yearly operating support for Facing History, as well as contributions to Facing History Limited, Facing History and Ourselves in Canada, and our permanently restricted fund. Thank you to the many generous donors who enable us to continue bringing new ideas to educators and the young people they teach.

“Participating, hearing myself through the other educators, placing myself in the role of the student, allowing myself to continue to grow as a person through my Facing History experience, I go to work with a renewed hope.”

S E M I N A R PA R T I C I PA N T, M E M P H I S

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Richard & Pascale BernerTerrie & Brad BloomJudi & Larry BohnRandi & John BrooklierMarc Brown & Joanne NemerovskiLynda & Jeffrey J. BussgangSusan Cable & Benjamin GomezCecilia ChanMargot T. & Jonathan DavisRobert DavisMary & John Dicken, Jr.Abigail Disney & Pierre HauserSheri & Roy DisneyTim & Neda DisneyDennis DriverSusan & James EdelmanJoanne & Paul EgermanGeorge Elbaum & Mimi JensenRobyn & Rick FearonDavid H. Feinberg & Marina KalbJoan & William D. FeldmanMarian Freedman*Annelis FrenkelRoss Garon & H. Anna SuhRich Gerszberg & Caren Osten Gerszberg

Nina & Ron GilsonSusan & Jeff GoldenbergJudy & Josh GoldmanAndrea & Jim Gordon, The Edgewater FundsSandra GordonToni & Doug GordonTrudy & Bob GottesmanSarah & Josh GreenhillJudy & Bill GreffinSheila & Joseph Gutman FamilyThe Hammer FamilyEdward HerrickDavid Herro & Jay FrankeHeather Hillman & John WhalenHeather & Ron HoffmanJill & Ken IscolJane Kahn & Michael BienRikki & Barry KaplanSusan & Jay KaufmanKim & Brad KeywellAnna & Peter KolchinskyWendy & Daniel KraftSusanna Lachs & Dean AdlerWight Boggs LaminackLeslie & Nathaniel LandauRenee Levin

John F. Levy & Gail RothenbergPeggy & Larry LevyShirley Feldberg LevySusan Disney Lord & Scott LordRichard K. Lubin Family Foundation Kate Lubin and Glen Sutton Emily and Greg Woods Nancy and Richard LubinKent & Kristen LuckenThe Malkin FamilyB. Lee & Susan MalloryCarl J. MartignettiRobert MayBarbara G. & Richard I. MelvoinSusan & Andrew MetrickBeth & Jack MeyerLaura Aryeh Murawczyk & Richard MurawczykKatherine & Joseph O'DonnellOppenheimer Family FoundationLisa & Richard PaigeLewis & Heidi PearlsonValerie & Jeffrey PeltierJulia Pershan & Jonathan CohenAmy Rao & Harry Plant

Kaushik RayRCG FundSonja L. Reed & Daniel N. EpsteinDalia & Ramzi RishaniThe Samberg FamilyNeil & Wendy SandlerNancy & Peter SaperstoneThe Schadt FoundationEllen Schapps & Richard RichmanShonni J. Silverberg & John M. ShapiroSusan & John SimonLouis Singer & Adele CentanniChristine & Rob SmallGwenn & Mark A. SniderSusan G. & James M. SniderKatrin & Tony SosnickSharman Spector- Angel & Gary AngelSharon Sullivan & Jeffrey KindlerKaren Sulzberger & Eric M. A. LaxAndrew & Dorothy TananbaumLisa Tung & Spencer GlendonCharlene WangMelody Howe Weintraub & Jerald WeintraubSharon Weintraub ShaRna FoundationJanice White

Poppy White & Steven R. BergerSheryl & Larry WymanMichael J. Zamkow and Sue E. Berman Charitable FoundationBarbara ZuckerbergSheri & Sherwin Zuckerman $5,000-$9,999

Anonymous (2)Ida & Myles AbbottGail & Eric AdelsteinThe Alpert Family FoundationEllen & Michael AlterColette Bablon Ament & Jerry AmentBelinda & Ivaldo BassoJoan W. & Steven B. BelkinVivian & Daniel BernsteinNancy Blachman & David desJardinsSusan G. & Richard A. BlockVirginia & Norman BobinsHolly & Bill BrooksGloria R. & Arthur L. BrownJohn & Jacolyn BucksbaumHenrietta BurroughsJamie Carmell-Hyman & Barry HymanSandra D. CarpenterKevin Carroll

Mary Carter & Stephen KempfHelen Charlupski & Joseph BiedermanJulie A. ChristopherBrian & Beth ClymerBruce & Mary Louise CohenThe Cohen Family FoundationHannah and Samuel Cohn Memorial FoundationCaretha & Ken ColemanDr. Asha S. Collins & Mr. Andrew SatherEileen & Jack ConnorsTodd CronanSteven D'AngeloLeslie & John DanielDEF FundWilliam DeWoskinJulie & Ronald DrukerTara & Jeff EngelbergPaul EnglishEsta Gordon Epstein & Robert EpsteinLana EpsteinJudith & Ralph EvansCarol & Steven FelsenthalRobert Felsenthal & Roxanne HoriReva & Eric FischmanTina & Bob FocklerMartha & Robert F. Fogelman and Bradley & Robert F. Fogelman IIPeter Formanek

Kaye FosterKaren & James FrankDiane & Bob FrankleRebecca & John GarabedianNancy & Nat GardinerRebecca GarlandColeen & Brian GelberJackie & Alan L. GoldbergDiana & Harrison GoldinSara & Harry GormanMindy & Jonathan GrayLindy GreenAdi & Jerry GreenbergBeth & Lawrence GreenbergAmy & John GriffinWycliffe GrousbeckJeffrey & Linda HammesSusan M. & Scott D. HawkinsPaul & Tina HendersonVicki & Bruce HeymanDavid HillerSue Hobza & Kathryn WhitePamela & David HornikJoel & Susan HyattNicola & Francis IdehenJames & Ellen KaplanMarty & Amy KaplanDaniel & Nancy KatzHoward & Shelly KivellSteven Koch

Florence KoplowBud & Wendie KrollKaren & Mel KronickCarolyn Lattin & Venkat VenkatramanMaribelle & Steve LeavittMarcia & Alan LeiferSherry & Alan LeventhalKaren Secunda LevyEllen M. & Richard J. LiebJennifer & Marc LipschultzChristopher & Angela LovestAnne R. Lovett & Stephen G. WoodsumHal LuftThe Milton and Tamar Maltz Family FoundationSteve & Sue MandelDavid Manfredi & Elizabeth LowreyDina & Brad MartinAna & Ed McCrackenBarbara & Richard MelcherRonay & Richard MenschelKim & Evan MeyersKim & Dan MichelsonMargaret & Peter MillerDale S. & Robert H. MnookinJosh Musher

Laurie Brown Nagin & Ken NaginSarah & Mark NajarianMarty & Bonnie ObermanMia Park & Paul A. LevyGarret & Alanna Peters and Devin EngelBob Pritchard & Margaret WellsDonald & Frances PutnoiSusan & Robert QuinnRita & Jeff RaymanBarbara Reiss-Snyder & Jim SnyderJoyce Reynolds Sinclair, Ph.D. & Gerald Sinclair, M.D.David & Marian RockerAmy G. & Kenneth L. RogatDavid Rontal & Emily LeventhalNancy Rothman & Lou LavigneJeanne M. & John W. RoweAtoosa & Ari RubensteinCharles Rudnick & Ilyse GreenbergSophia & Andrew SacherShelly & Mark Saltzman

The Schechter Foundation Gail & David SchechterMelanie & Doug SchrankBeverly W. & Ira J. SchulmanClaudia & Steven Schwartz, Midtown Athletic ClubsWendy & Jeffrey Schwarz / Schwarz Family FoundationTony Schwensen & Laura FischmanLara Seligman & Rafi MusherSonni & Steve SenkforSabah ServaesBarbara & Edward ShapiroConnie & James ShapiroNorma L. & Benson P. ShapiroHolly & David ScherrSuzy Shuster & Rich EisenMarc Silverman & Mitra BestThomas Smith & Becky Kidder SmithDavid Snyder & Peggy SalamonBarbara Sonneborn & Ron GreenbergBarbara & Douglas SprengMarjorie C. & Paul E. Stanzler

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Rob & Eileen SteinJeanette Sublett & Langdon NealEd SwissGustav Szabo & Marjorie KaplanNicki & Harold TannerBen & Kate TaylorJennifer Weber & Laurence BailenLydia & George WeissHon. Rebecca Westerfield (Ret.) & Ivy FineElizabeth F. & Tom D. WippmanAmy & Richard WiseLisa & Richard WittenEve Youngerman & W. David LeeVince Zampella $2,500-$4,999

Anonymous (3)Joanie & Tom AdlerBarbara & Todd AlbertJim BaerDeborah & Craig BarberCaryn Seidman Becker & Marc BeckerJoey & Neal BeckfordMiriam & Sol BergRoz & Wally BernheimerJerome N. BierbaumJeff BinderSusan & Steven BloomSuzanne & Jeffrey Bloomberg

Joanne G. & Scott BlumAmy Boesky & Jacques PeroldSue & Barry BruckerLinda CampbellAmy & Eric CarlsonAmi Cipolla & Steven SamuelsMikki & Darrell CobbinsStacie & Aaron CohenMyra & Reggie CrenshawMichael & Susan CristalIgor DaCosta & James RondeauPam Daley & Randy PhelpsMichael DimitriefThe Draydor FoundationThe Elkes FoundationBarbara & Mark ElsbergCamilla & Stefan EricssonJill Eskenazi & Eswar PriyadarshanJoshua FineHope FlackHoward Freedman & Rita MontlackJanie & Donny FriendLenny Gail & Robin SteansBrad GansLaure & Hal GarnickSylvia & Ron GerstKathy & J.W. Gibson

Stephen & Laurie GirskyJoyce GlickmanEstate of Bernice GodineDana Golding & Richard ScharfLynda M. GoldsteinRon GonenMarina Gorbis & Chris FleischutEllen Feldberg Gordon & Michael GordonDon Goss & Sadie Burton-GossSusan & Blair GraberDavid GreenwaltSally L. & Robert D. GriesBarbara & Steven GrossmanShirley D. GrossmanMimi GrossmanBeth & Kurt HanssonErin HarrisBrad HendersonDavid & Michele HirschDeborah & Benjamin HochbergMina HsuCarla D. Hunter & Andre-Michel SchubJoseph Jackson & Helena KubickaJane Joseph & Robert ElsonLisa & Michael JosephsonSusan Och Kalver & Brian Kalver

Nancy R. KarpSharon & Charles KarpElaine & Robert KaufmanPaul KazarianElizabeth KeatingRobyn & Shawn KesslerSusan KirshnerSandy Korzenny & John LivingstonJosh and Carolyn Kraft FamilyPhilip KurjanSusan & Harvey LazarusLinda & Glen LevieMonte & Madeleine LevyPamela Lipkin & Bruce RatnerKarina Litvack & Cliff SiegelAlla & Nathan LubinMichelle & Jonathon LuftCathy & Curtis MaasRochelle & Richard MaizeJoyce Margulies & Uttam ShahSylvia G. MarksMark MathiasenMichael MazerLinda L. McDonald, Ph.D.Russ & Randi MironCarolyn MugarYvette & Peter Mulderry

Jessica & Andrew NigrelliMichael OchBarbara & Vania O'ConnorKacey & Alec OfsevitLaura & Matt OltonErin OstrowAllison & Tommy ParkerPeggy & Barry PatrickJing & Joel PiserRyan & Jenny PrinceLisa & Jonathan PruzanSuzanne & Bernard PuckerSusan & James RatnerPaula & Ira ResnickElizabeth & Stephen RosenMarc RosenbergDavid W. RuttenbergMa'ayan & Richard E. SandsMarci & Michael K. SapersLinda & Glenn SessomsGinger & William SherakFred ShoreNeil ShoreJudith C. & Jeffrey N. SiegelLinda Ellen & Ron SklarTara Slone-Goldstein & Wayne GoldsteinRobin & David Small

Paula & Stephen SmithAndy & Jody SniderBinh-Minh SobolMarcie & Avy SteinJill & Kenneth SteinbergJulene & John StellatoKim & Andrew StephensLinda & Gerald SternPaula Stern & Paul A. LondonGerri & Kenneth A. SwederRikki Tahta & Orla ColemanCynthia Tancer & Louis GieslerChris Teano & David KaskelBeth TerranaJoan & Michael TerryAndie & Michael UiberallDavid WaldmanK. C. & Jeff WarrenWendy Weiss & Stephen ShayChristoph WestphalSarah & Oliver WienerJayne & Carl WilliamsDrs. Carol & Terry WinogradDeanna & Sidney WolkGayla & Walter WoodSteve Zuwala

$1,000-$2,499

Anonymous (7)Nina AbneeIna & Stephen M. AbramsAlison Adams & Peter ColleryMegan Weeks AdamsPat & Ron AdlerJonathan AibelMary A. Akerson & Steven A. CohenNathan AlexanderCarol & Howard Anderson Family FundSusan Leopold AnsinNorman Appel & Susan FriedmanWilma & Kenneth AschendorfGilbert & Judith AsherJohn AtkinsonEvelyn & David AuerbachCharmaine & Sean BaileyBonnie & Michael BalkinArna & Larry BanackIrina & Mark BarrocasDaniel Bartlett & John MyerSuzanne & Scott L. BaumEnid BealShari & Joel BeckmanMarilyn & Jack A. BelzTamar Ben-DovBette & Barry Bergsman

Armyan Bernstein & Christine Meleo- BernsteinMichelle BernsteinZoe & G. Jonathan BernsteinDoreen & Charles* BilezikianLinda Blackstone & Paul CastlemanAnita BlochVeronica BloomAmy & Benjamin BloomstoneDonya & Scott BommerRob & Leslie Mitchel BondJoan & Nick BoodrookasBonnie Boswell & Rod HamiltonSusan Bradshaw & Bill HaerleJonathan L. BrandtAlisoun & Stephen BrewsterRita & Charles BronfmanBarbara & Jim R. BronnerRoger Brooks & Bridget McShaneFrank & Deenie BrosensChad BrownEileen A. & Harold A. BrownJanet & Sheldon Brown

Lillian & George BrownRona & Ralph BrownPam & James BuchholzNancy Buck & James SebeniusGretchen & Stephen BurkeClaudia & Chet BurrosMichael Bussey & Deborah PlummerAnnette ButlerRuth Byrne & Luke MuchamoreGregory Cameron & Gregory ThompsonMamie & Greg CaseLisa & Dick CashinMichaela Cassidy & Terry WhitneyBarbara Bertozzi CastelliMaria & Jose CastrejonMary Allison & Andy CatesDoris ChristopherFran Codispoti & Ken SchroederEllen R. Cohen & Daniel HaberJoyce & Barry CohenSusan Bredhoff Cohen & Gerald D. CohenAnnabel Conrad & Iddo PattKen CooperTheresa & Philip CothernSharon & Paul Crane

Leanne & Jeffrey CribbsMarylouise Crofton- AtkinsJeffrey CummingsSharon & Gary CurhanDarby Curtis & Mark GinsbergKaren Dahl & Brian ReichGila & Paul B. DaitzLee A. DanielsGreg & Susan DanilowKelly & Eric DavidsonEmbeth Davidtz & Jason SloaneKenneth DavisMuller Davis & Lynn StrausCamille De Frank & Edward B. ChezKaren & Robert DeresiewiczAlexandra DeWitt & Josh KindlerMichael DiamondToni & Michael DieberSuzanne & Jacob DoftJohn & Nancy DonovanLeslie & Mitchell DorfDavid Egeland & Andrew FriedmanJennifer & Richard EidingerNadine EllerthorpeJudy & Anthony EvninTrudy & Lester FagenFleur Fairman & Timothy N. WallachMarsha Feinberg

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Lois B. FeinblattLynn Feintech & Tony BernhardtJesse & Vera FeldmanSusanna Felleman & Erik FeigSuzanne & Stephen H. FieldsSybil & Harvey FieldsDebra & Richard FifeElizabeth FifeJill & Howard FifeLauren Fine & Gary GillerStephen & Ellen FineLisa FinkelThe Finkler-Friedland Family FoundationRuth L. & Gerald D. FischbachAtsuko & Lawrence FishKathleen & Kelly FishEric FonbergShui FongNanette & Burton ForesterAlvin FranklinHugh FraserJohn & Jill FreidenrichBilly FriedmanGisela & Jeffrey FriedmanSusan F. & Alan V. FriedmanBenjamin FriendFriends of LeaRonnie Fuchs & Samuel RabisonSteve FukudaLori & Simon Furie

John L. & Hope L. FurthGeorge & Ellen GallandJoanne Gappy & Navid MahmoodzadeganReed GardinerNancy & David GavrinLisa & Scott GendellRobert I. & Stacey GendelmanSusan Gibson & Mark BergmanSharon Gillis & Thomas PhillipsFrances G. & Daniel J. GivelberRobert Glatter & Jan EpsteinBei Lee GoldCarol R. & Avram J. GoldbergBunny & Jeff GoldsteinLinda & Alan GoldsteinMyla & Bruce GoldstickStephanie & Josh GoldstineLinda Goodman & David NarefskyLisa GordonDavid Gould & Elizabeth GoldbergElliot GouldMarilynn & Ronald GraisJames Grant & Patricia Kavanagh

Sue & Melvin GrayLinda & William GreenMarion & Lawrence GreenIlene R. Greenberg & J. Michael MaynardMadelyn & Jeffrey GreenbergerJeffrey R. GreendorferNonie H. GreeneAva & Bruce C. GreenwaldHoni & Dennis GreenwaldThe Matthew L.Greer Children's FoundationMarjorie & Nicholas GrevilleJane & Allen GrossmanCeleste GrynbergNatalie HaarGlad & Michael HalesCherie & Fred HalfLorie & Richard HamermeshJonathan HarriesNancy & Spencer HartRobin Ritter Hatzenbuehler & Daniel HatzenbuehlerDeborah & Chris HeineSandy HellerMeg & Skip HermanCarol & James HerscotMarilyn & James Heskett

Mary Abbott HessElaine HeubergerRobert Hickler & Ann LedererErica F. & Richard HiersteinerMary P. HinesAlice HoffmanGail & Matthew HoffmanDusty HuscherSusie Hwang & Matt GlickmanBeth A. & Stephen IsraelAleks IstanbulluPam & Lino IzzoMarianne JacksonPamela & Robert JacobsKaren & Peter JakesSusan Janosky & Lawrence HamelskyEllen & Robert JasperChip JohannessenCarol JohnsonRose JohnstonBarbara & Paul JoskowRobin Judson & Gerald StoughtonLinda & Alan R. KahnSally & Paul R. KaninCarol N. & Arnold KanterJean & Stephen KaplanJoan KaplanMarjorie & Robert Kaplan

Nancy & Stephen KarotkinAnton KatzJane & Robert Katz FoundationMatthew & Patricia KeenanElizabeth Baker KefferElena Hahn Kiam & Tory K. KiamEduardo & Jessica KimJonathan KingStephen KlarAmy B. Klein & Brian LefskyBettina & Michael KleinAbbe & Dan KloresThe Klyce FamilyLiz & Rick KnissBlair KohanDonna & Stewart KohlLois Kohn-Claar & Gary ClaarShelley KorshakPatricia Kozerefski & Richard BogomolnyJoan & Aaron KramerMichael KranzelyBarbara N. KravitzSarah KriegerFaye Kroshinsky & Bennett KaplanBoris Krtolica & Carol SiskAnalisa Lafontant & David KaganBrenda & Jim LanierRomi & Thomas Lassally

Laura & Gary LauderBeverly Shurman Lavitt & Alan LavittRoselle LazarovSuzanne & Paul G. LazarovHadley & Gary LehrmanBernice & Nate LeipcigerSchuyler & Jonathan LevinSarla & James LewisMichael Lichtenstein & Diane GelmanLori E. Lightfoot & Amy EshlemanLaurie Lindenbaum & Robert HorneTerri Lobdell & Bill JohnsonCarol Loewenson & Andrew LevanderAndy LoganDiane Love & Ward AshmanRichard LovettSarah LoweSusan & Jeff LucierJudy & Joe LudwigTracy MacNab & Marushka GlissenRuth MandelLeslie MandelbaumJacqueline & Jeffrey D. MarcusMatthew & Cynthia MarkAnthony MaroonGregory Martin

Douglas & Joanne MasonMarsha S. & Edward M. MattisonDouglas MaughanGina MayaMary McFadden & Lawrence StiflerCynthia McGuinnLouisa McPharlinMichael McPharlinLeigh & Charles MerinoffKelly & Ron MeyerRussell MillerMiriam & Robert MillsStacey & Eric MindichMartha Minow & Joseph W. SingerBarrett Moore & Bruce IvesJonida & Matthew MorelliStephen & Joy MossMartina & Tom MurphyJessica & Chuck MyersK. George & Carolann S. Najarian, M.D.Robin NeitermanGiselle & Casey NelsonJake & Mina NeubergCatherine & Tim NichollsSara Noel & Justin ObermanAlexandra & Michael Nolan

Charles & Myra NovogrodskyRebecca & Alex NussbaumLee & Sharon OberlanderJane & Daniel OchSuzanne A. & Andrew S. OffitLiz & Gus OliverAmy & Andrew PaineTrupti & Daxesh PatelMarla & Alan PatzikThe Andrew S. Pauly FamilySarah Pearson & Evan E. SeevakLee PeltonLois Perelson-Gross & Stewart GrossGail & Berndt PerlMauree Jane & Mark W. PerryWendy & Alan D. PeskyChristopher & Sara PfaffAmy & John PhelanAmos & Tami PikeDavid Piscuskas & Betty GonzalezReizel & Joseph PolakJoan & Mitch PolinskyAdam & Maria PollockAlan PomerantzScott & Siofra PotashPaul PratherRajiv Punja & Laura DawesKate PurmalLeslie & David Puth

Lori Quinn & Jeff LowenthalTerezia Rabai & William N. AnspachKathy & John RadfordDeborah & Jonathan RadinBill RaineAmy & Robert RandsWendy & Paul RapisardaAudrey & Albert B. RatnerJanet Reali & Mitchell CobeyKimberly Reisman & Patrick McKeeBonnie & Richard ReissEddie Reynolds & Ed Jones Family FundJoshua ReynoldsLaren Richardson & Casey JensenLinda & David RichterJudy & Steven RiegerRobert Rivkin & Cindy MoelisBetty B. Robbins & Moses SilvermanSheila Johnson RobbinsLeslie & Doug RobinsonBonnie RocheDana & Dana RoffmanJennie & Ian RoffmanTom & Sylvia RogersKathi Roisen & Howard GoldenbergLeila & Jamie Rome

Laura RooklinLibby & Seth RosenLisa Rosenbaum & Ronald FisherRachael & David RosenbergPatricia & Michael RosenblattFran & Eric RosenfeldBeth & Peter RosenthalAllan RosenzweigAdrienne B. & Bernard M. RosofAshley & Joan RossJacqueline RossRose & David RossSara Ross & Michael GouldHeather Ross- Lowenstein & Irwin LowensteinKaren & Harry RothJennifer Hoos RothbergMelissa & Richard RothmanAlice & Hugh RovitStacy & James RoyaltyRoberta L. Rubin & Donald-Bruce AbramsBarbara & Jerry RutbergShereen G. & Howard I. RutmanGabriella & Saul SafdiehLucy L. Salenger & Marvin Zonis

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Bettylu & Paul SaltzmanDell & Lou SalzaAllen SamelsonBarbara Stone Samuels & Richard SamuelsAviva E. Sapers & Judith T. SydneyJanet & Victor SchachterJacqueline & Jeff SchafferSue Ann & Robert SchiffPhyllis & Leonard SchlesingerHeidi Schulman & Mickey KantorToni & John SchulmanBarbara & Andrew SchultzRon SegeSusan & Harry SeigleRandall ServerKoyen & Baiju ShahLisa Shamus & Steven D. GreenfieldRachel F. & Stephen B. ShankmanBarbara Shapiro & Mark LewisL. Dennis & Susan R. Shapiro FundValerie & Val ShapiroJulie & Michael ShawHoward ShawnChantal Defay Sheridan & James SheridanLesley Shore

Arik ShteinhauzPeter ShullEllen & Ron ShulmanMarjorie SimonMillie Rosenbloom Simon & John B. SimonPatty & Richard SimonMatthew SinnreichPris & Robert SiskinCelena & Marcus SmithRoger & Geri SmithSusan & Alan SolomontSuSu SosnickDavid Spens QC & Robyn SpensDorothy SpragueAnne & Mitchell StafmanCaren StanleyJill & Michael StanskyAmy & Rob StavisCarol & Jay SteinNikki & Fredric SteinSusan & Wilf SteinbergErica & Donald K. SternMichael Stern & Kenny AlpertRobert StilinMargaret StohlTeresa Stojkov & Steven DeMelloChristine & William T. StokesLori & Peter StokesPatricia Stone & Charles Ortenberg

Maureen Strafford & Alex MacDonaldRachel Strom & Rinze van BrugJeff & Kerry StrongPaul & Susan SugarmanJames & Cathleen SullivanArthur Sulzberger, Jr.The Sunshine FundGlen Sutton & Kate LubinJill & John SvobodaThe Swett FamilyRoselyne Chroman SwigClay & Tom TaricaShelley & Ira TaubBetty Ann TaylorSydnia & Haig TcheurekdjianNechama TecJean & Kenneth TelljohannAudri & Stanley TendlerKatie ThiedeBrent ThomsonRobert ThorellElizabeth & Stephen ThurerCarolyn & John TiptonLynda Tocci & Anne- Marie FitzgeraldPatricia & Jeffrey TowbinDyann Tresenfeld & Ed WaldrupCarol & David Trower

Amy Eldon Turtletaub & Jon TurtletaubPatricia & Mitchell UdellAllison & David UllendorffJeane Ungerleider & William StoneStephanie Van VlerahSofie VandeputteAndrew ViterbiRobin & Bob von HalleAnthony & Lulu WangJennifer Alter Warden & Robert L. WardenRobin WashingtonKatherine & Heath WatkinElizabeth WaybillWe Advance, Inc.Nancy & A. Michael WeberDavid Weinberg & Jerry NewtonMark Weinberg & Renee FosterVicki & Ronald WeinerLisa WeitzmanMaureen & Joseph WekselblattJoshua G. WelchCharles & Susan WhiddingtonKaren WhiteTrudy & Steven R. WiesenbergerPatty Williams & Kenneth Turan

Nancy R. & Roy A. WilskerLeslie WinterPaula D. Wise & Roy SlovenkoFrederic Wittmann & Christine KondoleonSue & Dick WollackThomas & Tara WuchenichSylva & Raffi YepremianEve Yohalem & Nicholas PolskyCynthia YoungRoberta ZabelDeborah & Jeff ZaludaGeena & Dennis ZaslavskyPeter Zenneck & Troels LevringMichael Zielenziger & Diane AbtJane Zinner & Tim CuneoJodi & Tim ZophJudi & Edward E. Zuker

Corporations and Foundations

$75,000-$99,999

Baupost Group, LLCThe Cleveland Foundation

The Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against GermanyGCM GrosvenorGoogle, Inc.Walter & Elise Haas FundThe Lebovitz Family Charitable Trust $50,000-$74,999

The Assisi Foundation of MemphisThe J.R. Hyde III Family FoundationThe Libra FoundationThe David & Lucile Packard FoundationThe Price Family Foundation

TD Bank GroupUBS $25,000-$49,999

Ariel Investments LLCThe Jacob and Hilda Blaustein FoundationJohnny Carson FoundationErnst & Young LLPExelon CorporationFedEx CorporationThe Gill FoundationJewish Community Foundation of Los AngelesKarisma FoundationMaimonides FundHarold McAlister Charitable FoundationSegal Family FoundationState Street Foundation

Joyce M. Stielau and Herbert W. Stielau FoundationUnited Airlines $10,000-$24,999

The Abington FoundationAllstate Insurance CompanyAngelo, Gordon & Co., L.P.AutoZone Inc.Azrieli FoundationBlue Cross and Blue Shield of IllinoisBMO Harris Bank BrocadeC-III Capital Partners LLCCity National Bank Community Foundation of Greater MemphisContrarian Capital Management, L.L.C.

CSAA Insurance Group, a AAA InsurerRobert and Jennifer Diamond Family FoundationDignity HealthAlice Willard Dorr FoundationFCB WorldwidePaul & Phyllis Fireman FoundationThe Char and Chuck Fowler Family FoundationGoldman Sachs & Co. BostonGoulston & Storrs, P.C.Roy A. Hunt FoundationHyatt Legal PlansIsland Capital Group LLCMartha Holden Jennings FoundationKaiser PermanenteKelman-Lazarov, Inc.

R. Crosby Kemper Jr. Trust and FoundationKeyBankKramer Levin Naftalis & FrankelLatham & Watkins LLPLeo BurnettLongleaf Partner Funds, Managed by Southeastern Asset ManagementMAAMicrosoftNational DevelopmentNeshamot Fund of UJA-Federation of New YorkPerkins Coie LLPThe Picower FoundationPricewaterhouse Coopers LLPThe PrivateBank– ChicagoRaffles Capital Management, LLC

The following corporations and foundations made gifts of $1,000 or more to Facing History between July 1, 2015, and June 30, 2016. Included in this list are a number of organizations that provided in-kind gifts and pro bono services.

Commitments of $100,000 or more will be found under the Sustaining Gift Program listings. We recognize our multiyear donors who have made commitments of up to $99,999 by italicizing their names in the listing.

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The Rose Hills FoundationRoyal Bank of Canada FoundationLawrence J. and Anne Rubenstein Charitable FoundationThe Seabury FoundationSeward & Kissel LLPShamrock Holdings, Inc.Leo M. Shortino Family FoundationThe Sidman Family FoundationTrustees Under the Will of Herman DanaWells FargoThe Thomas H. White Foundation, a KeyBank TrustYWCA of the Mid- Peninsula Donor Advised Fund $5,000-$9,999

AHS FoundationJohn and Hilda Arnold FoundationAthena Capital Advisors, LLCBoies Schiller Flexner LLPBrahman Capital Corp.Thomas W. Briggs Foundation Inc.Britex FabricsButler Snow LLP

Colliers InternationalThe Community Foundation of Greater ChattanoogaCotchett, Pitre & McCarthy, LLPCupertino Electric, Inc.Eastern Real Estate, LLCThe Cyrus Eaton FoundationFirst Tennessee BankGold Family FoundationGoldman, Sachs & Co. Matching Gift ProgramHansen, Jacobson, Teller, Hoberman, Newman, Warren, Richman, Rush & Kaller, LLPITWJewish Community Endowment Holocaust Memorial/Education FundJones DayJust City, Inc.Laurel SchoolHarry and Yvonne Lenart Charitable FoundationFrederick Lobl for Charities, Bank of America, N.A., TrusteeLoeb & Loeb LLP

Longhill Charitable FoundationNancy Lurie Marks Family FoundationMayer Brown LLPMemphis Jewish FederationMunger Tolles & OlsonNBC UniversalNellie Mae Education FoundationNew Vernon CapitalThe Dorothy and Jonathan Rintels Charitable FoundationRosen Bien Galvan & Grunfeld LLPRouda, Feder, Tietjen & McGuinnSaama TechnologiesSalesforce.com FoundationScotiabankSeven Post Investment Office LPCharles & M. R. Shapiro FoundationSilicon Valley Community FoundationSteyer Lowenthal Boodrookas Alvarez & Smith LLPThompson Hine LLPUlmer & Berne LLPEmanuel & Anna Weinstein Foundation

$2,500-$4,999

AnonymousThe Atlantic Philanthropies Director/Employee Designated Gift FundBanks-Baldwin FoundationBaptist Memorial Health CareBlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee Community TrustBlum-Kovler FoundationButler Family FundCalfee, Halter & Griswold LLPCBRE|MemphisThe College InitiativeCummins Inc.Donnell-Kay FoundationEncana Cares (USA) FoundationThe Harry K. Fox & Emma R. Fox Charitable FoundationThe Charles Robert Gens FoundationGerber TaylorJohn & Marcia Goldman FoundationUlysses S. Grant National Historic SiteHuntington National Bank

Hutchison SchoolIntrepid Capital ManagementIrving Harris FoundationKemmons Wilson Family FoundationKey Public StrategiesLausanne Collegiate SchoolLionsgate Entertainment CompanyMacfarlanes LLPMagnificat High SchoolThe Carl Marks Foundation Inc.Media Rights CapitalMemphis Grizzlies Charitable FoundationMemphis University SchoolMethodist Le Bonheur HealthcareJim Norton & Deborah NortonParagon National BankPlanned Parenthood MemphisRegional One HealthRPM International Inc.Sheffield Asset Management, LLCThe Silverweed FoundationSpaces Group

St. George's Independent SchoolStax, Inc.The Summa GroupUBS Wealth Management - Gignilliat GroupHarold and Anna S. Ullian Charitable FoundationThe Wharton Charitable FundYoung Presidents Organization - Los AngelesDan and Ellen Zelman Family Foundation $1,000-$2,499

AnonymousAlliance Bernstein L.P. Matching Gift ProgramArt Village GalleryAvenue Capital Management II, LPAvon Products Foundation, Inc.Babson CollegeJudith Knell Binder Family FoundationBlue Cross Blue Shield of MassachusettsBreakfast Club of America Inc.Colorado Health Foundation

Combined Jewish Philanthropies

Covidien Matching Gift ProgramCuyahoga Arts and CultureGoodlett FoundationHawken Middle SchoolArmin and Esther Hirsch FoundationHuey's RestaurantLichterman Loewenberg FoundationLinde Family FoundationLittler MendelsonMedtronicOxford Bank & TrustPeoples GasPerry Capital, LLCRed Sox FoundationDianne H Ruthman Family FoundationTemple Beth ShalomTown of SharonTwinFocus CapitalUnited Talent AgencyUnited Way of Greater ClevelandU+I Group PlcFrederick R. Weisman Philanthropic FoundationWestchester Reform TempleWilliam DeWoskin & AssociatesArthur & Charlotte Zitrin Foundation

“This course pushed me to be more selfless, to do the right thing without hesitation. I will fight for myself and for those who can't.”

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Permanently Restricted (Endowed) and Special Funds

Rev. Robert W. Bullock International FellowshipThis scholarship program brings scholars to Facing History to lend their expertise to Facing History staff, teachers, and the community at large. The David & Lillian Casty Fellowship ProgramThis program promotes a scholarly exchange and cultivates global ambassadors for Facing History by bringing a journalist, scholar, or resource speaker to Facing History for a year of residency. Leo Dunn Endowed FundThis fund supports the purchase of books and resource materials for the Facing History Library and Resource Center. The Executive Director Endowed FundThis fund has been established to endow the Executive Directorship of Facing History and Ourselves. Rhoda Baruch The Honorable Ann W. Brown & Donald A. Brown Josh & Sarah Greenhill Elizabeth E. & Daniel J. Jick Julie & Paul Leff

The Facing History and Ourselves Celebration FundThe Facing History and Ourselves Celebration Fund for Margot Stern Strom was established to honor Margot Strom’s unparalleled contributions to Facing History and her visionary leadership since its founding. The fund will support the expansion of Facing History’s impact by providing resources for a significant marketing initiative to advance our work globally. Laura Aryeh Murawczyk & Richard Murawczyk Jane & Daniel Och

William Randolph Hearst Endowment Fund for Summer SeminarsThis fund provides support for Facing History’s summer seminars in New York. The Beth and Seth Klarman Innovation FundIn honor of Beth and Seth Klarman, this fund is directed by Facing History’s President and CEO to fund new ideas, innovations, and initiatives that advance the mission of Facing History and Ourselves. The Bea Kovich FundIn loving memory of Bea Kovich, this fund supports Facing History School graduates as they pursue their post-secondary school goals and dreams.Gene Krieger Fund

Many friends of Facing History have helped to establish the following endowed and special funds that support particular aspects of Facing History’s work. Donors to these funds between July 1, 2015, and June 30, 2016 are listed.

In memory of Gene Krieger, this fund will help Facing History expand and sustain the Los Angeles Partnership Schools Network.

Charlene Achki-RepkoStephen AlexanderColette Bablon Ament & Jerry AmentLisa BatesLili & Jon BosseRonda & Stanley H. BreitbardSue & Barry BruckerTom CampSamuel ChajGrace & Robert ChenPamela & Loren CohenStacie & Aaron CohenEftihia DanellisAbigail Disney & Pierre HauserSheri & Roy DisneyTim & Neda DisneyJoan & William D. FeldmanNanette & Burton ForesterKathleen & John GalliReed GardinerVivian GeigerLauren Glassman & Paul De MeoGold Family FoundationDenise GreskoviakJane & Eric HerzogEric JulineEvan KlondarSarah KriegerNancy & John LeeChip Lightfoot

Loeb & Loeb LLPSusan Disney Lord & Scott LordRochelle & Richard MaizeDouglas MaughanChris MiltonThomas MurnaneThe Andrew S. Pauly FamilyPricewaterhouseCoopers LLPCindy QuaneCarolyn & Ken RichmanElba & David RobbinsMarvin SchultzShamrock Holdings, Inc.Marc Silverman & Mitra BestKaren & Emanuel SolonAnnsley & George StrongKaren Sulzberger & Eric M. A. LaxRobert ThorellKaren & Stuart P. TobismanLiz VogelMartin WeismanSandy WeismanJanice WhiteTom WillisKeith WishonBarbara Zubi

The Memphis FundThis fund supports resources for additional initiatives and resources benefiting the Facing History program in Memphis. Linda Ellen & Ron Sklar The Milt Morris Facing History Educator Scholarship FundIn honor of Milt Morris, this endowed fund supports scholarships for summer seminars and follow-up services for teachers in Greater Colorado. The Charlotte & Irving Rabb Fund for Teaching FellowshipsThis endowed fund supports teacher scholarships for summer seminars as well as follow-up meetings throughout the year with Facing History staff. The Rhoda Sapers Library Endowment FundThis fund supports the purchase of new videos and books for the Facing History Library and Resource Center.

Sidney and Edith Simon Family Holocaust Education Fund of the Jewish Federation of ClevelandThis fund supports the design and delivery of teacher professional development in Holocaust education. The Richard A. Smith Endowment Fund for ExcellenceThis fund is designated to identify the most engaged, committed, and excellent teachers and then support scholarships for them to attend advanced summer seminars. The Laszlo N. Tauber Family Foundation FundThis fund established the Margot Stern Strom endowed fund to support a fellowship, the purpose of which is to cultivate new talent for Facing History to support organizational needs. The fellowship will fund a staff position to be located at Facing History and Ourselves’ headquarters or in one of our regional offices.

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In-Kind and Pro Bono Gifts

Colette Bablon Ament & Jerry AmentSam & Josée BakJudi BohnBonnie Boswell & Rod HamiltonHolly & Bill BrooksPamela & Loren CohenAnnabel Conrad & Iddo Patt

Karen & Jerry E. EhrlichElizabeth FifeTina & Bob FocklerJudy & Joshua GoldmanGigi GraysonMimi GrossmanIris & Ronald M. HarkavyLari & Peter Jacobson

Julie & Paul LeffShelley S. & Donald M. LevyChristopher D. LuekingMark MossJerry Newton & David WeinbergKimberly & Elliot PerryLisa & Richard PerrySue & Bernie Pucker Pucker Gallery

Susie RichardsonCarolyn & Ken RichmanConnie & James ShapiroGinger & William SherakSuzy Shuster & Rich EisenMargaret Stohl

Karen Tucker & Jerry AvornAndie & Michael UiberallRegina Renee WardHon. Rebecca Westerfield (Ret.) & Ivy FineJames WildmanJudy Wise

Generous in-kind gifts and pro bono professional services donated by our friends and supporters increase Facing History and Ourselves’ ability to engage students and educators worldwide. Corporate donors of in-kind gifts and services are listed separately, and we are grateful for their support. Board and committee members, and many other volunteers, contribute countless hours and expertise, and we are most grateful to them. Here, we thank individuals who have donated their professional time, home or office space, or gifts of artwork, equipment, or supplies.

Gifts in Tribute

IN HONOR OF

Ida & Myles AbbottCharlene Achki-RepkoElisabeth Andreason & Melissa AllenDimitry AnselmeCarolyn & Chuck ArnoldLarry BanackDeborah BarberNancy & Jon BauerCathy BeckSteven BectonMuriel BeharKathy BellomoSelwin BelofskySherie BergerPhyllis & Paul BerzMitra BestGene & Rich BindlerSusie & Rick BlockThe Blum FamilyJoanne & Scott BlumJared BoesséJudi BohnStefanie BradieDaniel BraunfeldRoger BrooksLynda & Jeff Bussgang

Ellen CarmellGloria & Jack ClumeckLizzie CohenPamela CohenCaroline ConroyThe Cornfield FamilySally Currier & Saul PannellJoe DalyAriella DamelinLee DanielsJoan DavisShira DeenerJill & Alex DimitriefEmily Dreifus & Mark MaremontJane EdmondsCherlyl & David EinhornKevin Feinberg FamilyBill FeldmanLori & Mark FifeRena FinderSallie Fine-LewinFischman FamilyLaura Fischman & Tony SchwensonNancy & Steve FischmanSteve Fischman

Wendy & Ben FischmanAnnabel FleissTina FocklerDiane FrankleHoward FreedmanSally FrishbergDavid FultonNancy & Nat GardinerJill Garling & Tom WilsonAnn GeldzahlerNina & Ron GilsonBenjamin GomezAnn GordonAshlyn GorlinRita HalbrightNancy & Jeffrey HalisKaren Harrison & Walter FreedmanAnn & Mason HawkinsTina & Paul HendersonHoward HoltzmanRoxanne Hori & Robert FelsenthalLynn HowardEmily IngallsFloy KaminskiBene KaplanJill & Steve Karp

Sheila KatzElaine KaufmanJay KaufmanBridget KeenanKelman LazarovDale KelmanMarty KelmanShelly & Howard KivellAleeza KlarmanIlana KlarmanJeremiah KlarmanSeth KlarmanMaja KristinKaren & Mel KronickThe Leff FamilyJulie & Paul LeffDon LevyPeggy & Larry LevyShirley LevyIra LipmanAngela & Christopher LovestLori & Hal LuftFran MalkinSusan & B. Lee MalloryMarguerite & Rod MattisonPaul Meister

Barbara & Rick MelcherZachary MilbauerLinda MinerDale & Bob MnookinChristy Morcomb & Laurie HudsonEileen NelsonThe Newman FamilyBonnie ObermanJane & Dan OchErin OstrowLisa & Rick PaigeHeidi & Lew PearlsonLisa & Richard PerryRebekah Pierson & Magda SpasianoDonald PutnoiCarole ReedBarbara Reiss-Snyder & Jim SnyderJoshua ReynoldsSusie RichardsonCarolyn & Ken RichmanHeidi & Richard RiegerAmy RogatHedy & George RozsaGina & Tom RussoZayden Sanders- Magee

Facing History and Ourselves is grateful to those donors who made gifts in tribute totaling more than $590,000 to support our work. Listed below are those individuals for whom tribute gifts were made totaling $100 or more. We are grateful for gifts at all levels, which support our work with teachers and students.

“This was an emotional journey but a worthy one. There is nothing from this seminar that I cannot use in either my classroom, with my staff, or in my daily life.”

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Mara & Ricky SandlerLeora SchaeferAndi SchindlerPam SchwabCarole & Gordon SegalJames ShalbrackJoan ShaperoConnie & James ShapiroMax ShareSarah ShieldsLesley ShoreSuzy Shuster & Rich EisenSusan SidelSidney SimonRebecca SnidermanJacklyn Solomon & Benjamin JacobsSharman Spector- Angel & Gary AngelSusan & Wilf SteinbergJesse SternLinda & Gerald SternMargot Stern StromDonna & Mike SullivanKaren Sulzberger & Eric Lax

Joan TerryAshley & Todd TobiasSusan TofiasKaren TuckerTrish TullmanCharlene WangSamuel WeinrebJack WeinsteinSharon WeintraubJudy WiseChristopher WoodwardSue & Michael ZamkowThe Zarnett FamilyBarbara Zuckerberg IN MEMORY OF

Lois AlexCharlotte & Mike AlexanderIrving AlterMarion BaillHelen Goldschlager Faktor BaldinoElaine BarnettLeon BassJoel BermanFrances & Arthur BlockThomas R. Bolduc

Lorna BorkGeorge BousvarosFather Robert BullockJonathan CarlsonAnn CashnerSam ChusedEvelyn Albers CourtierLeslie DenelianHelen DunnBarbara EdelmanElse FleischackerJennie & Bennie FerJoseph FifeLissa FlormanJohn FocklerArnold FoxMarian FreedmanFern FriedlanderHarry GafferBrenda GaleLouis GarfieldPeter H. GarfunkelAdele & Arnold GlissenBill GoldRachel GoldsteinLinda GoodmanSally GordonSylvia GorenRobert HarlickFred Hayman

Lea HenigsonPam JensenClara KaplanRicky KatzHarry KelmanPaula KelmanLila KramerGene KriegerGeorge LapidesDianne LassDonna LeeJulius LehrhoffEleanor LevineEllie LevineShirley LevyMarty LipoffLori LuftLori & Hal LuftEmily MehlmanDavid ModeRose & Nathan MurraRose NussbaumSam NussbaumEunice OrdmanTyler PhippsCarol PomerantzPhyllis QuintMathew RiordanNachum RondelAbraham RosenblattThe Rotenberg Family

Vickie Lynn SbroccoGertrude SchlangerEdith SchlesingerEva & Eugene SchlesingerSheldon SeevakEtty SenderOscar ShefskySusan SheinbaumElizabeth ShieldsMartin SikichNeil SilverNaomi SilvermintzSteve SmithWalter SteinwegRichard StephensonIrving SternBarbara McDonald StewartGeorge TanimuraPhyllis TeitelbaumClaire TodresMaurice VanderpolJack WeinsteinMargaret WellsJeanette WhiteMolly WielletteRay Winner

Remembrance Society

Anonymous (7)Vicki & William AbramsJennifer AubreyRichard E. BarbieriRobin & Nathan S. BirnbaumMary & William J. BuckleyPatricia CaesarSandra & Bernie CarpenterIna ClaymanLauren CurryLaura DeBonis & Scott A. NathanEsther & Sumner L. FeldbergLori Friedman & Howard Leicht

Linda & Michael FriezeJudy & David GanzSusan & Bryan GanzIlse & Peter H. GarfunkelSandra & Philip GordonBarbara & Steven GrossmanPriscilla & Richard M. HuntElizabeth E. & Daniel J. JickSusie & Jay KaufmanMary Keber & Marc SkvirskyKay M. KilpatrickBeth & Seth KlarmanLisa Krakow

Larry M. LevyLori & Hal LuftIlene MackMarjorie McDermottPaula & Allen MitchellCarolann S. & K. George NajarianMarcia & Edward NalebuffMyra & Charles NovogrodskyLisa & Richard PerryRita PollakSuzanne & Bernard PuckerFrances & Donald PutnoiEdward L. Reynolds, Jr. Trust

Sharon L. & Howard RichBonnie RosenbergEugene B. RosenbergAlex SaharovichRhoda B. SapersEnid & Melvin ShapiroCarolyn Irvin ShearsJudy & Martin SleeperSusan & Richard A. SmithAnn R. SolowayPatricia & David SquireErica & Donald SternPaula Stern & Paul LondonChristine & Bill StokesMargot & Terry StromKaren Sulzberger

Gerri & Kenneth SwederDora Z. UllianSusan E. Werbe & John E. BatesRonald WernerJoseph P. WielletteTrudy & Steven WiesenbergerDebra & David Woog McGinty Bequests Received in FY 2016Bernice Godine

Facing History and Ourselves’ Remembrance Society comprises supporters who have provided for Facing History in their estate plans. The Society welcomes new members who are committed to ensuring the future of Facing History’s work for generations to come. Our supporters have included Facing History in their estate planning through bequests, charitable remainder trusts, charitable gift annuities, a gift of insurance, and other vehicles. Your tax or philanthropic advisor can assist you in identifying the best option for you and your family. Providing for Facing History leaves a legacy of support for our vital work with students and teachers around the world. For more information on becoming a member of the Remembrance Society, or to notify us that you have included Facing History in your estate plans, please contact the Development Office at 617-232-1595 or [email protected].

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Boards and LeadershipFacing History is most grateful to the members of our Board of Directors, Leadership Council, Advisory Boards, and Board of Scholars, who govern the organization, provide philanthropic support, engage their communities, and serve as thought leaders for our work around the world. Here, we list members during the period of July 1, 2015, through June 30, 2016.

Board of DirectorsChairJulie Abrams Leff

MembersKwame Anthony AppiahPaul H. BerzJeffrey J. BussgangEllen B. CarmellRonald G. CastyCheryl Strauss EinhornDebra EngelDavid P. FialkowLori R. FifeMark S. FifeCristina S. FocklerJill GarlingKaren G. HarrisonJudy HeyboerAndrew S. JanowerElizabeth E. JickAnne JusterJill Ellen KarpSeth A. KlarmanEmily LeventhalLawrence M. LevyRichard I. MelvoinMartha MinowLisa MooneyJane C. Och

Tracy PalandjianSaul PannellRichard PerryRyan PrinceSusie RichardsonCarrie RichmanLesley ShoreDana W. SmithRobert A. SmithKaren TuckerTrish TullmanJudy Wise

Chair EmeritusRichard A. Smith

Leadership CouncilCo-ChairsJeffrey J. BussgangSeth A. Klarman

MembersAmy L. AbramsColette Bablon AmentGary AngelAlan ArkatovJennifer AubreyBetty S. BardigePatricia S. BellingerPascale E. Berner

Phyllis BerzSusan G. BlockThomas W. BlumenthalHolly BrooksLynda BussgangSandra D. Carpenter*Cecilia ChanAnla ChengMatt DamonSamantha Perry DavidLaura DeBonisJill DimitriefMichael S. FeldbergSumner Feldberg*William D. FeldmanWendy FischmanWalter G. FreedmanKathy FuldRuthanne FullerLeslie Gilbert-LurieDaniel J. GivelberMichael L. GordonJudy GreffinSteven Grossman*Rita S. HalbrightAnn B. HawkinsJill IscolIra A. Jackson*Floy B. KaminskiPaul R. KaninDaniel S. Katz

John A. KatzenbergJay H. KaufmanMarty KelmanBeth S. KlarmanEmily LeventhalKaren Secunda LevyMichael B. LowensteinSusan Hastings MalloryMichael MazerRichard MelcherEvan MeyersJames F. Mooney, IIIJo Ann & Stuart Nathan*Erin OstrowAndrew S. PaulyHeidi PearlsonKathy Richland PickEllen Poss, M.D.*Bernard PuckerMichael PuckerEddie Reynolds*Alison RichardsonBruce RigalTerrence RobertsThomas A. RussoMichael K. SapersRhoda B. Sapers*Elinor A. Seevak*Ricky ShechtelMarjorie Simon

Gwenn Masterman SniderDonald K. SternGerald M. SternKenneth A. SwederDorothy P. TananbaumSusan W. Tofias, M.S.W.Dora Z. UllianShirley WangSharon WeintraubNancy R. WilskerSue Berman Zamkow

Officers of the CorporationPresident and CEORoger Brooks

TreasurerDavid Orlinoff, as of November 2015Elizabeth E. Jick, through November 2015

Secretary/ClerkMartin Sleeper, as of November 2015Dana W. Smith, through November 2015

General Counsel (Pro Bono)Brown Rudnick LLP

Board of ScholarsChairKwame Anthony Appiah

MembersMarjorie AgosinPeter BalakianBenjamin R. Barber, Ph.D.Yehuda BauerMichael BerenbaumIrwin BlumerPaul BookbinderLeon BotsteinMary C. BoysMary C. Brabeck, Ph.D., D.H.L.James CarrollArn Chorn PondDebórah DworkMelinda FineHoward E. GardnerHenry Louis Gates, Jr.Carol GilliganJames F. GilliganSol GittlemanPumla Gobodo- Madikizela, Ph.D.Peter HayesRichard HovannisianEllen HumeHon. Michael Ignatieff, P.C., M.P.Jonathan JudakenMichael J. KlarmanClaudia KoonzLawrence L. Langer

Hillel LevineEthan LowensteinMartha MinowRobert H. MnookinAzar NafisiSonia M. NietoPedro Antonio NogueraPadraic O'HareFarah PandithDavid A. PattersonJohn T. PawlikowskiAlvin F. Poussaint, M.D.Fernando ReimersJohn K. RothAllan A. RyanRobert L. Selman, Ph.D.John ShattuckRev. Kevin P. Spicer, C.S.C.Ervin StaubClaude M. Steele, Ph.D.Dorothy M. Steele, Ed.D.Carola Suarez-OrozcoMarcelo Suarez-OrozcoBarry TrachtenbergChad Williams

Committees of the Board

AUDIT COMMITTEE

ChairAlan Goldstein

MembersJohn MokasMichael K. Sapers

COMPENSATION COMMITTEE

Chair Andrew S. Janower

MembersRonald G. CastyElizabeth E. JickJulie Abrams LeffTracy PalandjianRobert A. Smith

DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE

ChairJill Garling, as of November 2015Lisa Mooney, through November 2015

MembersPaul H. BerzDebra EngelLori R. FifeWendy FischmanSeth A. KlarmanJulie Abrams LeffSusie RichardsonDana W. SmithJudy Wise

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

ChairJulie Abrams Leff

MembersJeffrey J. BussgangCristina S. FocklerJill GarlingAndrew S. Janower

Elizabeth E. JickSeth A. KlarmanRichard I. MelvoinLisa MooneyDana W. Smith

FINANCE COMMITTEE

ChairElizabeth E. Jick

MembersCarl BlanchardJeffrey J. BussgangAndrew S. JanowerJulie Abrams LeffEmily LeventhalJohn MokasHeidi PearlsonDavid Schechter

GOVERNANCE COMMITTEE

ChairRichard I. Melvoin

MembersPatricia S. BellingerEllen B. CarmellCristina S. FocklerJill GarlingKaren G. HarrisonJulie Abrams LeffTracy PalandjianDana W. Smith

AD-HOC GOVERNANCE REFORM COMMITTEE

ChairJill Garling

MembersCristina S. FocklerKaren G. HarrisonJulie Abrams LeffLawrence M. LevyRichard I. MelvoinAndrew S. Pauly

CHICAGO ADVISORY BOARD

ChairTrish Tullman

MembersEric AdelsteinGene BindlerJohn BrooklierEllen B. CarmellKevin CarrollSteve CohenLinda B. ColemanTheresa CothernJill GarlingKaren G. HarrisonVicki HeymanMark S. HoplamazianRoxanne HoriFrancis IdehenStacy Sharpe JonesMatthew C. LevinChristopher D. LuekingPaul MeisterRichard MelcherPeter J. MillerLinda K. MinerJo Ann NathanStuart NathanLangdon NealJoanne NemerovskiKathy Richland PickMichael Pucker

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Nneka RimmerMichael J. SacksPeggy Salamon, M.D.Carole SegalGordon SegalMonica SwopeDr. Manika TurnbullJudy Wise

CLEVELAND ADVISORY BOARD

ChairAnne Juster

MembersCarolyn ArnoldSusan G. BlockHolly BrooksAmy K. CarlsonJoaquin Dos ReisRobyn FearonJames A. GoldsmithEmily IngallsJane JosephEduardo KimGaret LibbeyTodd LloydLinda McDonaldJonida Preka MorelliShelly SaltzmanSonni SenkforKoyen ShahMarjorie SimonDavid L. StashowerCynthia TancerMary Ann VogelTrudy WiesenbergerKhalilah Worley

EmeritusHoward J. FreedmanJoyce S. GlickmanAmy RogatLoung UngSally H. Wertheim

DENVER/ROCKY MOUNTAIN STATES ADVISORY BOARD

ChairLinda Campbell

MembersMary Ann AmemiyaElaine Gantz BermanSarah Melvoin BridichCombus "CJ" ChapmanMeredith DabberdtBill FultonAnn GeldzahlerTom GordonJohn A. KatzenbergMegan KemperMichael MazerKathy NeustadtFrances T. PilchJon PushkinStephanie RossiJason SchallAngelika SchroederDavid Shneer, Ph.D.Jack SparksVanessa Thomas- JonesTom ThorpeAnnette Lantos Tillemann-Dick

LONDON ADVISORY BOARD

ChairRyan Prince

MembersSindy CaplanRita S. HalbrightTerence JohnsonLawrence M. LevyPeggy LevyHannah LewisDavid MellerDaniel PeltzMichelle PinggeraKaushik RayBruce RigalCliff SiegelRobyn SpensLisa TedeschiniSusan WhiddingtonJudy WiseSue Berman Zamkow

LOS ANGELES ADVISORY BOARD

ChairCarrie Richman

MembersCharlene Achki-RepkoColette Bablon AmentJordan BahatMitra BestJoanne BlumBonnie BoswellAaron CohenPamela Rubin Cohen, Ed.M.Dean DevlinMarc Dworsky

William D. FeldmanSusan FriedmanJane S. HerzogPaul R. KaninAndrew T. KuglerJake NeubergAndrew S. PaulyTerrence RobertsJason D. RussellFlorence SloanGerald M. SternJesse SternMargaret StohlKaren SulzbergerJanice WhiteMandy Adams Wolf

MEMPHIS ADVISORY BOARD

ChairCristina S. Fockler

MembersJoey BeckfordJanice BerlinPaul H. BerzPhyllis BerzFrank BuscherReggie CrenshawJohn DanielJerry E. EhrlichTara EngelbergMiriam D. GrossmanAnn B. HawkinsMason HawkinsJason HernandezCarol JohnsonDorothy JohnsonElaine KaufmanMarty KelmanDaniel Kiel

Meggan Wurzburg KielDonald LevyJoanna LipmanSusan Hastings MalloryJoyce MarguliesMary McDonaldErin OstrowAdrienne Pakis-GillonIddo PattDoug SchrankGlenn SessomsLinda Ellen N. SklarJoan TerryPatricia ToarminaVan TurnerJennifer Turner- KoltnowAndie UiberallMonica WhartonBarbara J. Williams

NEW ENGLAND ADVISORY BOARD

ChairKaren Tucker

MembersPatricia S. BellingerJeffrey BloombergLisa BlumenthalLynda BussgangBeth ClymerGretchen Cook- AndersonSally CurrierJames Andrew Watson DavidJane EdmondsMarsha Feinberg

Rena FinderWendy FischmanTyler HardyTina HendersonJill Ellen KarpSusan KaufmanEmily LeventhalJohn F. LevyKaren Secunda LevyKristen LuckenDale S. MnookinLisa MooneyTracy PalandjianHeidi PearlsonDeborah PlummerFrances S. PutnoiMarci SapersDavid SchechterStacy ScottDana W. SmithGwenn SniderJody SniderJulie SwartzKate TaylorSusan W. Tofias

NEW YORK ADVISORY BOARD

ChairMark S. Fife

MembersJennifer AubreyJon R. BauerPascale E. BernerZoe BernsteinRob BeyerCecilia ChanAnla ChengLee A. DanielsJill DimitriefMark FedermanMichael S. FeldbergLori R. FifeKathy FuldJoseph JacksonFloy B. KaminskiShelly KivellJulie Abrams LeffRachel LevinMichael B. LowensteinEvan C. MeyersMark NajarianJane C. OchLisa PaigeRichard PerryHeidi RiegerMara SandlerJudith C. SiegelKatrin SosnickRachel Strom

Dorothy P. TananbaumDavid R. TrowerKate WaismanShai Waisman

ONTARIO ADVISORY BOARD

ChairLesley Shore

MembersRonald HoffmanNate LeipcigerMadeleine LevyMyra NovogrodskyJeff RaymanCarole Ann ReedSusan SteinbergBetty Ann TaylorSharon WeintraubMargaret WellsMargie Wolfe

SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA ADVISORY BOARD

ChairsDebra EngelJudy Heyboer

MembersIda AbbottDeborah E. BarberGloria BrownGloria ClumeckCaretha ColemanAsha S. Collins, Ph.D. Matt DanielsDennis DriverBarbara ElsbergSandra FeldmanDiane Holt FrankleJudy GoldmanMarina GorbisJeffrey R. GreendorferChad JabenEd JonesEvan F. D. JonesDaniel S. KatzKaren KronickChristopher LovestHal LuftLori Luft**Ana McCrackenDeborah MuellerJoni PodolskyBarbara Reiss-SnyderEddie ReynoldsJoshua ReynoldsJoyce Reynolds- Sinclair

Susie RichardsonMichael SandbergSue Ann SchiffConnie ShapiroBarbara SonnebornSharman Spector- AngelBarbara SprengHon. Rebecca Westerfield (Ret.)Jayne WilliamsJane Zinner

*Honorary** Facing History and Ourselves acknowledges with great sadness the loss of our cherished friend and board member who passed away this year, Lori Luft. We remain ever grateful to have been guided by her wisdom, and will continue to be enriched by the time she shared with us.

“I learned that I’m not the type to just turn the other way and just let things happen, and I am more than what people see on the outside.”

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StaffFacing History staff from from July 2015-June 2016.

Office of the President (alphabetical)

Roger BrooksPresident & Chief Executive Officer, Headquarters

Anne Burt Chief Communications Officer, New York

Jeremy Cramer Chief Development Officer, Headquarters

Michael DurneyChief Operating Officer, Headquarters

Anne-Marie Fitzgerald Chief Officer for Regional Operations, Headquarters

Brooke Harvey Director of Content Development, Headquarters

David Orlinoff Chief Financial Officer, Headquarters

Marc Skvirsky Vice President & Chief Program Officer, Headquarters

Martin Sleeper Special Advisor to the President, Headquarters

Chris StokesSenior Director, Organizational Advancement, Headquarters

Margot Stern Strom Senior Scholar & President Emerita, Headquarters

Terry Tollefson Chief Strategy Officer,Headquarters

Facing History Staff(alphabetical)

Taymullah Abdur Rahman Program Associate, New England

Gillian Aitken Development Associate, Canada

Dan Alba Senior Program Associate, Los Angeles

Hepzibah Alon Program Associate, Jewish Education, Home Office

Sarah AltschulProgram Associate, San Francisco Bay Area

Eriko Amino Office Manager, New York

Lucas Anderson Technical Support Associate, Headquarters

Dimitry Anselme Program Director for Staff Development, Headquarters

Iman Azzi Financial Accounts Manager, United Kingdom

Anika Bachhuber Associate Director, Digitial & Print Content Development Operations,Headquarters

Dennis Barr Director of Evaluation, Headquarters

Karen Barss Director of Program Strategy & Special Projects, Headquarters

Steven Becton Associate Program Director, Urban Education, Memphis

Sara Bellin Project Manager for Jewish Education, Headquarters

Ava Berinstein Associate Director, Grant Programs, Headquarters

Emily Blackie Manager, Communications Operations, Cleveland

Gretchen Blake Assistant Director, Development, Los Angeles

Jared Boesse Associate Director, Information Technology, Headquarters

Judi Bohn Special Projects Coordinator, New England

Farrell Boucher Senior Development Officer, New England

Kate Boylan Digital Archivist, Headquarters

Daniel Braunfeld Program Associate, New York

JuLondre Brown Development Coordinator, New York

Marissa Caney Benefits Manager & Human Resources Associate, Headquarters

Esther Carey Administrative Assistant, New York

Leslie Caroline Administrative & Program Coordinator, Los Angeles

Juan Castellanos Senior Program Associate, New York

Deb Chad Program Director for Technology, Headquarters

Mark Chapin Associate Director, Video Production, Headquarters

Chase Chenevert Graphic Designer, Headquarters

Amy Clatworthy Director of Operations & Systems Infrastructure, Headquarters

Elena Cohen Program Coordinator, New York

Elizabeth Cohen Assistant Director, Development, Chicago

Francesca Colletti Program Director, New England

Denny Conklin Program Associate, New England

Emily Corwin Grants Writer & Development Coordinator, Headquarters

Jon Cramer Director of Human Resources, Headquarters

Ellen Cumba Office Manager & Program Coordinator, Memphis

Allison Cunningham Assistant Director, Board & Leadership Relations, Headquarters

Carole Danforth Custodial Services Coordinator, Headquarters

Jill Dannay Director of Development Information Systems, Headquarters

Jan Darsa Director, Center for Jewish Education, Headquarters

Vimla Dayal Development Coordinator, Chicago

Miles de Klerk Desktop Support Technician, Headquarters

Shira Deener Associate Program Director, Headquarters

Izabelle Denize Administrative Assistant, New York

Pamela Donaldson Senior Program Associate, Cleveland

McKinley Doty Facing History Together Coordinator, Memphis

Kristin Duns Program & Development Assistant, Cleveland

Frances Early Program Assistant, New York

Tammy Edinger Custodial Services Assistant, Headquarters

Hedrick Ellis Director of Online Learning, Headquarters

Abby Elmore Special Assistant to the Senior Scholar, Headquarters

Nancy Englander Director, Project Financial Operations, Headquarters

Dan Eshet Senior Editor for Historical Research, Headquarters

Veronica Favela Program & Development Assistant, Cleveland

Kevin Feinberg Associate Program Director, New York

Brian Fong Program Associate, New England

Stephen Ford Special Advisor to the Chief Financial Officer, Headquarters

Jaclyn Foster Program Data Specialist, Headquarters

Heather Frazier Senior Program Associate, Denver/Rocky Mountain States

David Fulton Office Director, Denver/Rocky Mountain States

Elizabeth Garcia Program & Office Coordinator, Los Angeles

Denise Gelb Associate Program Director, Chicago

Rachel Ghidoni Custodial Assistant, Headquarters

Ernestine Gianelly Receptionist, Headquarters

Rachel Gilbreath Assistant Director, Development Events, Headquarters

Phyllis Goldstein Senior Associate, Curriculum Resource Development, Headquarters

Ashlyn Gorlin Associate Director, Human Resources, Chicago

Margaret Gouthro Office Services & Facilities Manager, Headquarters

Mara Gregory National/International Project Manager, Headquarters

Carol Griffin Associate Director, Human Resources, Headquarters

Nancy Griffin Program Data Manager, Headquarters

Wayde Grinstead Program Associate, Chicago

Elaine Guarnieri-Nunn Office Director, San Francisco Bay Area

Arthur Guercilena Senior Technical Support Associate, Headquarters

Pam Haas Schwab Director of Development, New York

Kimberly Hall Instructional Designer, Online Learning, Headquarters

Renee Harleston Program Coordinator, New York

Mary Hendra Associate Program Director, Los Angeles & Organizational Advancement, Los Angeles

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NicolejjHertzberg Senior Development Officer, New York

Tanya Huelett Senior Program Associate, New York

Leigh Janczak Senior Director of Development, Headquarters

Mary Johnson Senior Historian, Home Office

Princess Johnson Program Office Manager, New England

Titina Johnson Accounts Payable Manager, Headquarters

Jennifer Jones-Clark Director of Special Projects & Associate Program Director, New England

John Kaiser Associate Director, Corporate Relations, Headquarters

Patti Keenan Senior Philanthropic Advisor, New England

Liz Kelleher Digital Content Director, Headquarters

Erin Kernen Operations Manager, Headquarters

Quinn King Development Associate, San Francisco Bay Area

Chrystal Koech National & North America Program Assistant, Headquarters

KC Kourtz Senior Program Associate for Technology, Headquarters

Samantha LandryResearch & Development Coordinator, Headquarters

Rebecca Lange Research Assistant for Evaluation, Headquarters

Elijah Lapson Director of Information Technology, Headquarters

Russell Le Page Office Director, United Kingdom

Lisa Lefstein-Berusch Program Associate, Cleveland

David Levy Senior Program Associate, New York

Valerie Linson Editorial Director, Communications, Headquarters

Yixuan Liu Gift Processing Coordinator, Headquarters

Maureen Loughnane Office Director, Chicago

Jane MacKenzie Receptionist, Headquarters

Jonathan Makransky Research Assistant for Evaluation, Headquarters

Christopher Mallon Manager, Website Development & User Experience, Headquarters

Phredd MatthewsWall Associate Program Director for Staff Development, Chicago

Cathy McCarney Receptionist, Headquarters

Margaret McConchie Grants Writer, Headquarters

Michael McIntyre Senior Programme Coordinator, United Kingdom

Aileen McQuillen Social Media & Marketing Specialist, Headquarters

Elana Megerian Development Coordinator, Headquarters

Armen Menechyan Program Associate, Los Angeles

Jennifer Merdinger Director of Development, Chicago

Doc Miller Senior Associate for Staff Development, Headquarters

Edward Milliken Director of Program Operations & Regional Strategy, Headquarters

Kyrie Mohammed New England Educator/Program Data Entry Assistant, Headquarters

Karen Murphy International Director, Home office

Jana Neil Senior Development Officer, San Francisco Bay Area

Peter Nelson Office Director, New York

Jeremy Nesoff Associate Program Director, Leadership Academy, Headquarters

Daniel Ness Digital Archivist, Headquarters

Jennifer Novak Associate Director, Communications, Headquarters

Bonnie Oberman Office Director, Chicago

Tracy O'Brien Director, Library Services, Headquarters

Catherine O'Keefe Associate Director, Publishing & New Media, Headquarters

April Osheroff- Lambert Web Manager, Headquarters

Alissa Parra Coordinator, Publishing & New Media, Headquarters

Cheryl Payne-Stevens Program Associate, Canada

Michelle Perkins Program Associate, United Kingdom

Stacey Perlman Communications Writer, Headquarters

Ariel Perry Digital Content Producer, Headquarters

Michele Phillips Associate Program Director, Memphis

Alexia Prichard Content Producer, Headquarters

Logan Quan Development Coordinator, Chicago

Lindsey Queener New England Educator/Program Data Entry Coordinator, Headquarters

Eva Radding Digital Archive & Library Systems Manager, Headquarters

Stephanie Ramos Associate Director, Development, New York

Firkins Reed Grants Writer, Headquarters

Andrew Reese Program Associate, Memphis

Madison Reynolds Coordinator, Library Services, Headquarters

Milton Reynolds Senior Program Associate, San Francisco Bay Area

Stephanie Richardson Program Associate, New England

Celie Rodman Development Information & Support Services Assistant, Headquarters

Isabel Rodriguez Program & Office Coordinator, Memphis

Anna Romer Associate Director, Evaluation, Headquarters

Michelle Rosenberg Manager of Foundation Relations, Headquarters

Rachel Ross Director, Foundation Relations, Headquarters

Lara Saavedra Assistant Director, Program Operations, Headquarters

Liza Sacks Assistant Director, Development, New York

Rose Sadler Program Associate,New England

Emma Samler Director, Public Engagement, Headquarters

Christina Samuels Development Associate, New York

Hillary Saxton Coordinator, Library Services, Headquarters

Leora Schaefer Director, Canada

Molly Schen Director, Program Growth & North America Project, Headquarters

Karen Scher Program Associate, New York

Jennifer Schutten Assistant Director, Development, New York

David Schwartz Senior Program Associate, New York

Sarah Shields Program Associate, Chicago

Dan Sigward Researcher & Curriculum Writer, Headquarters

Jeremy Simon National & North America Program Assistant,Headquarters

Sofia Sivik-Phelps Office Manager, United Kingdom

Mireille Sjoblom- Kious Associate Director, Development, Cleveland

Jeannette Slater Office Manager, Canada

Rebecca Sniderman Executive Assistant to the Office of the President, Headquarters

Corey Snow Associate Director for Knowledge Management, Headquarters

Jenifer Snow Senior Graphic Designer, Headquarters

James Stanton Online Course Manager, Headquarters

Jocelyn Stanton Senior Associate, Program Staff Development, Headquarters

Fran Sterling Senior Research and Development Associate, Home office

Adam Strom Director of Scholarship & Innovation, Senior Writer, Headquarters

Sarah Stuart Senior Program Associate, Memphis

Mark Swaim-Fox Office Director, Cleveland

Erin Tackney Digital Content Producer, Communications & External Affairs, Headquarters

Lauren Taube Development Assistant, Memphis

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Laura Tavares Senior Associate, Program Staff Development, Headquarters

Dustin Tenreiro Program Associate, New England

Katie Terrazas Hoover Program & Development Coordinator, Denver/Rocky Mountain States

Marti Tippens Murphy Office Director, Memphis

Tim Toeum Accounts Receivable & Payroll Manager, Headquarters

Rob Tokanel Video Production Manager, Home Office

Liz Vogel Office Director, Los Angeles Office

Erika Wade Administrative & Program Coordinator, Chicago

Suzanne Wallen Associate Director, Grant Programs, Headquarters

Rebecca Ward Program Associate, Chicago

Tzipora Weinberg Senior Program Associate, Jewish Education, Home Office

Jack Weinstein Senior Program Advisor, San Francisco Bay Area

Emily Weisberg Program Associate, Jewish Education,Los Angeles

Emily White Development Data Manager, Headquarters

Kathryn White Associate Director, Development, Denver/Rocky Mountain States

John Williams Manager of Organizational Budget Analysis, Headquarters

Judy Wise Senior Director, Organizational Advancement, Chicago

Jasmine Wong Program Associate, Canada

Lauren Woody Manager of Foundation Relations, Headquarters

Anna Kathryn Word Associate Director, Organizational Advancement, Memphis

Anna Yanco-Papa Annual Fund Manager, Headquarters

Marian Yee Office Manager and Program Coordinator, San Francisco Bay Area

Kimberly Young Program Associate, Los Angeles

Enid Zimmerman Development Assistant, San Francisco Bay Area

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