2021 Discovery Awards Doodle Tribute Book

HONORING TARA DUNCAN CHARLOTTE & GARY GILBERT + ARYEH GOLDBERG

DOODLING OUR WAY TO A BETTER WORLD THE CAYTON CHILDREN’S MUSEUM IS ABOUT MORE THAN JUST PLAY. IT’S ABOUT DISCOVERING WHAT IT MEANS TO BE KIND, LEARNING HOW TO WORK TOGETHER, TRYING NEW THINGS (EVEN IF IT’S FRIGHTENING), TESTING YOUR COURAGE, AND BEING CURIOUS ABOUT WHAT YOU DON’T YET KNOW. IT’S PLAY BUT WITH PURPOSE. Our Doodle Tribute Book gives aspiring little artists, creators, and big thinkers a blank canvas to explore all of these ideas by just putting a pencil to paper.

Each “doodle” is one-of-a-kind, offering a glimpse into how our kids see the world around them—both individually and collectively. Those acknowledged on each page helped make this book possible through their generous support of the 2021 Discovery Awards.

We hope this book and every doodle in it remind you of the importance of play and creativity in nurturing our kids and bringing our community together.

Doodle on, friends.

THANK YOU TO OUR LEAD SUPPORTERS OF THE 2021 DISCOVERY AWARDS: JENNIFER & DAN GILBERT CHARLOTTE & GARY GILBERT SANTA MONICA PLACE/MACERICH

YOU CAN HELP ENSURE THAT ALL KIDS CAN EXPERIENCE THE WONDER OF PLAY

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A LETTER FROM THE BOARD CHAIR

Dear Friends, I am extremely honored to be Chairperson for this year’s Discovery Awards honoring Tara Duncan and Charlotte and Gary Gilbert. And I would like to extend the warmest of hugs and gratitude to my dear colleague Aryeh Goldberg, who this year will be awarded the first-ever “Creator of Impact” award. I would also like to thank the 2021 Event Committee for all of their hard work and also Carly Harrill and Sean Morris for their tireless efforts in making the transition to a real-life event that is full of joy, play, and gratitude.

My personal goal for 2022 is to help wherever I can to return to fact and science-based discourse. I know it’s November, but it’s never too early to start …

There are 5,280 feet in a mile. FACT Water boils at 212 degrees and freezes at 32 degrees Fahrenheit. FACT The Earth was created more than 6,000 years ago. FACT I am incredibly inspired by my wife Jennifer and my children Trevor Freed and Savannah and Noah Simon. FACT The Cayton is the first museum of its kind in Los Angeles. FACT YOU can help change the world by taking an active leadership role with children and youth of all ages. FACT I am proud to be part of an organization that nurtures young people to become responsible, compassionate and conscious human beings who work together to make the world a better and more equitable place. FACT

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With the support of our Free Admission and Equity Campaign, the Cayton Children’s Museum is re-welcoming families to discover, in person, what life is like when play becomes a way for our children to practice being generous, to practice being accountable for one another, and to practice their capacity as leaders. FACT The road to recovery will be a long one with plenty of roadblocks and milestones along the way. This is life. We will need to be patient and compassionate to help each other navigate a path toward a new normal.

But that’s why places like the Cayton Children’s Museum exist. They help us to connect, to find our community, and inspire us to always work toward something better—not just for ourselves but for those we may never even meet or know.

This is the future we are advocating for by being here tonight. And it’s worth protecting. That’s a fact.

THANK YOU.

CARL FREED EVENT CHAIRPERSON, 2021 DISCOVERY AWARDS BOARD CHAIR, CAYTON CHILDREN’S MUSEUM

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A LETTER FROM THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER + PRESIDENT & FOUNDER Dear Friends, Needless to say, it has been a year! When we gathered—virtually, of course—for last November’s Discovery Awards, our museum doors had already been closed for eight months, and there was no end in sight.

We couldn’t imagine what the following year would have in store.

And it goes without saying that this past year-plus was not as hoped for—for the Cayton and for society as a whole. Our entire community has grappled with the pandemic, heightened social and political divisiveness, school closures, and malaise and uncertainty at a level previously unimaginable.

This time has tested the resiliency of our organization in ways never before experienced. A dedicated and determined team, flexibility, long-range thinking, unwavering focus on our mission, vision, and values, and the continued support of partners and donors like you are what carried us through.

And now the Cayton is reopened and renewed—welcoming back eager visitors, and launching ambitious, creative programming, and boldly demonstrating our commitment to PLAY FOR ALL! The need for the Cayton has never been greater. Play is essential, especially now, and we are committed to making the enriching power of play available to all kids in the Los Angeles community. This starts with our decision to underwrite the cost of admission to the museum, and continues through our accessibility initiatives and community outreach programming.

By joining us at this year’s Discovery Awards, you are demonstrating that you, too, understand the transformational benefits of abundance, creative, and purposeful play. Our work is only possible because of your generous philanthropic support. And, tonight, we celebrate that and the brighter future ahead!

Cheers,

JESSICA ARONOFF CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER 6

ESTHER NETTER PRESIDENT & FOUNDER

THE DISCOVERY AWARD Every year, the Discovery Award is presented to extraordinary individuals who are builders, creators, and leaders in their fields and communities.It recognizes the importance of their work and their commitment to modeling what it means to lead with purpose and integrity for the next generation. Today, we celebrate them—and we celebrate their legacies.

2020 SUSAN & ROBERT ROVNER,

CHELSEA & KEVIN

WASHINGTON 2019 ART COPPOLA,

NICOLE CLEMENS 2018 ANDREA & BARRY CAYTON,

CRAIG ERWICH,

SANDRA STERN 2017 CAROLYN BERNSTEIN

& NICK GRAD,

RAYNI & BRANDEN WILLIAMSS 2016 VANESSA & DARRYL FRANK,

AARON ROSENBERG,

DANNY ROSE

2010 STEPHEN J. DAVIS,

BARBARA PROBER 2009 KEVIN BEGGS,

DANA PACHULSKI,

JENNIFER WOOSTER 2008 DR. CHARLES SOPHY,

JEFF WACHTEL 2007 MISSY BIRNS-HALPERIN,

LINDA SIMENSKY 2006 RODNEY FREEMAN,

WENDY MOSS KLEIN 2005 JENNA & DAN ADLER,

JENNIFER E. COHEN

2015 KAREY BURKE,

JAMES MANDELBAUM

2004 MARK ITKIN,

GLORIA & JERRY LUSHING

2014 DICK LIPPIN,

ALLISON SHEARMUR

2003 BARBARA FISHER,

CYNTHIA SIKES YORKIN

2013 MARGARET LOESCH,

DAVID MADDEN,

SANFORD MICHELMAN

2002 ANDY HEYWARD,

ARTHUR HILLER

2012

DEBORAH KLEIN & MORT MARCUS, CARRIE LIEBERMAN, SHARON SACKS

2001 JEAN FRIEDMAN,

GARY E. KNELL

2011 ANDY KAPLAN,

COURTNEY MIZEL,

RICHARD SMITH 7

2021 DISCOVERY AWARDS HONOREE TARA DUNCAN PRESIDENT OF FREEFORM & ONYX COLLECTIVE

Tara Duncan is president of Freeform and the newly created Onyx Collective. She reports to Dana Walden, Chairman of Entertainment, Walt Disney Television.

In her first year, Duncan spearheaded the formation of Onyx Collective, a new content brand under Disney General Entertainment that is committed to inclusive storytelling from creators of color and underrepresented voices. Under the Onyx Collective umbrella, she acquired the Sundance breakout documentary Summer of Soul (…Or, When The Revolution Could Not Be Televised), which will be distributed theatrically by Searchlight Pictures and streamed domestically

by Hulu. The brand’s roster of prolific creators also includes writer, director and producer Prentice Penny (“Insecure,” “Uncorked”), writer and comedian Natasha Rothwell (“Insecure,” “SNL”) and all non-Marvel titles produced by Ryan Coogler’s Proximity (Judas and the Black Messiah and Black Panther).

At Freeform, Duncan oversaw the series debut of “Cruel Summer,” which is the network’s most-watched series ever, including being a breakout hit on Hulu with next-day viewing and the most engaged new scripted cable series on social media. Additionally, under her leadership, the network launched “Love in the Time of Corona,” the first scripted limited series to shoot with social distance technologies; the fourth season of hit comedy “grown-ish,” cable’s No. 1 live-action comedy series for adults 18-34; the third season of critically acclaimed “Good Trouble”; and the upcoming comedy “Single Drunk Female,” from Jenni Konner and Simone Finch, among others.

Duncan joined Disney General Entertainment from her overall deal at Hulu, where she curated a strong slate of projects, including an adaptation of Zakiya Dalila Harris’ acclaimed novel “The Other Black Girl,” which she won with Temple Hill Entertainment in a highly competitive bidding war. Before joining Hulu, she was a senior creative executive at Netflix, overseeing the hit series “Orange Is the New Black” and “Narcos” and launching new series with directors Spike Lee, Baz Luhrmann, The Wachowskis and Justin Simien. Prior to that, she produced the pilot “Bosch,” Amazon’s first drama series, and was a key creative executive at AMC. She started her career at Section Eight, George Clooney and Steven Soderbergh’s production company.

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2021 DISCOVERY AWARDS HONOREES CHARLOTTE & GARY GILBERT PRODUCER & PHILANTHROPISTS

Gary is a businessman, film producer, and philanthropist. In 1985, at the age of 21, Gary and his brother Dan co-founded a residential mortgage company called Rock Financial.

Today Rocket Mortgage (formerly Quicken Loans) is the nation’s largest mortgage lender. He is also a co-owner of the Cleveland Cavaliers NBA team, and founder and president of Gilbert Films, a media production and financing company based in Los Angeles.

Gary began his film career when he financed and produced the 2004 critically acclaimed indie feature film Garden State, starring Zach Braff and Natalie Portman, which won an Independent Spirit Award for Best First Feature Film. In 2010, Gary produced and financed The Kids Are All Right, which earned 4 Academy Award nominations, including one for Best Picture. In 2016, Gary produced La La Land, which was critically acclaimed and nominated for 14 Academy Awards, matching the alltime record.

Most recently, Gary produced and financed the 2021 Academy Award winning animated short film, If Anything Happens, I Love You, which follows the journey of two grieving parents in the aftermath of a tragic school shooting that resulted in the loss of their child.

Charlotte and Gary are supporters of many philanthropic causes, including A Sense Of Home, which strives to prevent homelessness by creating first-ever homes for youth aging out of foster care with donated furniture and home goods. Charlotte and Gary were recently honored, along with Ted Sarandos and Nicole Avant, by A Sense Of Home for their annual fundraiser.

Together, Charlotte and Gary understand the importance of philanthropic leadership and are passing down the lessons of giving passionately to their three young children.

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CREATOR OF IMPACT AWARD ARYEH GOLDBERG INAUGURAL HONOREE

Aryeh Goldberg began his journey with the Cayton Children’s Museum 20 years ago as the Chief Financial Officer of the Jewish Community Centers of Greater Los Angeles, the parent organization of what was then the Zimmer Children’s Museum. After attending business school at UCLA and joining the team at Deloitte, Aryeh moved into an advisory role with the Zimmer as a member of the Budget, Finance and Investment Committee on the Board of Advisors. In 2008, he joined the Board of Directors and took on the position of Board Treasurer—a position he would hold for the next 13 years.

As Board Treasurer, Aryeh worked to strengthen the organization’s financial health, including its financial reporting, board governance and accounting practices, and long-term strategic planning to grow the museum’s visitorship to 90k visitors annually. When the Zimmer outgrew its space, he guided the organization through a $15M capital campaign to find its new home and finance the build-out of the new space. In 2019, after reaching the campaign goal, the Cayton Children’s Museum opened its doors on the rooftop of Santa Monica Place, offering more accessibility and double the play space. In June 2021, Aryeh retired his seat as Board Treasurer but still remains an active member of the Cayton’s Board of Directors.

Outside of his work with the Cayton, Aryeh is the Executive Vice President of Commercial Operations at Bruin Biometrics LLC, a medical device concept-to-commercialization company. Prior to his current role, Aryeh acted as the Vice President of Corporate Strategy and Growth for a privately held healthcare company and Senior Manager in Deloitte Consulting’s Strategy and Operations practice.

In addition to serving on the Board of Directors at the Cayton, Aryeh has held Board roles at the Westside JCC, Beth Jacob Congregation, PhilanthroProductions, and American Friends of Magen David Adom.

He is currently the chairman of the Dean’s Advisory Council for the Center for the Jewish Future at Yeshiva University and co-chairman on the Anwar Sadat Congressional Gold Medal Commission in commemoration of 40 years of peace between Israel and Egypt.

Still, Aryeh’s most important accomplishment in his life is his family: his wife, Judy, and his three Cayton alumni, Noam, Elan and Eli. 10

2021 DISCOVERY AWARDS HOST GARRICK BERNARD WRITER, ACTOR & COMEDIAN

Garrick Bernard is currently starring in “Single Drunk Female,” an upcoming Freeform series from Jenni Konner and Simone Finch, and directed by Leslye Headland. A writer, actor, and stand-up comedian, Garrick has a unique, dark sense of humor, often with a genre bend.

He is currently writing on two adult animated shows: “Solar Opposites” as well as “Star Trek: Lower Decks”. As a stand-up, Garrick was previously named one of Comedy Central’s “Up Next” Comics.

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2021 HONORARY CO-CHAIRS JOLI & ANDREW ALTSHULE

SHANA & DONNY FELDMAN

ALANA MAYO

MICHAEL BARUCH

ADAM FISHBACH

COURTNEY MIZEL

SUSAN AMSTER

RACHEL ZOE & RODGER BERMAN AJA BYRD

KEVIN BEGGS & DIANA LAU LAWRENCE BENDER

MISSY BIRNS-HALPERIN

KAREY BURKE & MICHAEL DUGGAN

KATIE & GARY FENTON

LESLIE & MICHAEL FLESCH

VANESSA & DARRYL FRANK CARL & JENNIFER FREED

DR. STEVE & BARBARA GELLER HEATHER & ANDREW GITKIN JUDY, NOAM, ELAN, ELI GOLDBERG

CLAIRE & MARTIN BURNS

CAROLYN BERNSTEIN

DEMETRA & ARI CHAZANAS

DORIT & ADIR HARONI

NICOLE CLEMENS & VAUN

ANDY KAPLAN & ALLISON

ANDREA & BARRY CAYTON AMY & CAMILLE CHIDIAC WILMOTT

& NICK GRAD

SYDNEY HOLLAND WRIGHT

LINA & MICHAEL COHAN

DR. DAVID & PHYLLIS KATZIN

VICTORIA DANHAKL

DANELLE & MATT LAVIN

JENNIFER E. & CURTIS COHEN BEN DAVIS

TONIA DAVIS

MARK & JESS DIPAOLA CRAIG ERWICH

DAVIS FACTOR & JULIA STAMBLER

NATALIE & RYAN FEENEY

NIIJA KUYUKENDALL NINA LIEBERMAN

HEATHER LINDSEY & ASCANIO CARIMATI DI CARIMATE

JESSICA MEISELS

HEIDI & JON MONKARSH

MICHELLE & GREG NATHAN JENNI & ZEV NOROTSKY

DENISE & DANIEL PERLSTEIN JUDY & ELI PORTNOY AMBER RASBERRY

SUSAN ROBINSON

MELANIE & RAFAEL ROSENKRANZ SUSAN & ROBERT ROVNER

KALLI KNIGHT & SAM SALTZMAN

ANUM & MUHAMMAD SHAHZAD SARAH SHEPARD

BEATRICE SPRINGBORN

FERNANDO & NADINA SZEW JANEE & RANDY VANE

KEVIN & CHELSEA WASHINGTON SHERYL & JEFF WACHTEL

RAYNI & BRANDEN WILLIAMS

JAMES MANDELBAUM & STEVE BYRNES

DEBORAH KLEIN & MORT MARCUS

2021 EVENT COMMITTEE CARL FREED, EVENT CHAIR

NICOLE CLEMENS

ANDY KAPLAN

KAREY BURKE

CRAIG ERWICH

SUSAN ROVNER

KEVIN BEGGS

ANDREA CAYTON

JENNIFER E. COHEN ANDY MEYERS

COURTNEY MIZEL SHERYL WACHTEL

WOMEN’S PHILANTHROPY CIRCLE CO-CHAIRS:

JAYMIE BECKETT

LISA LING

STEPHANIE SCHAFFER

VICTORIA DANHAKL

HEIDI MONKARSH

DENISE PERLSTEIN RAYNI WILLIAMS

ALEXANDRA NECHITA

ANDREA CAYTON ALEXA DELL

SARAH DICKERSON

JESSICA FOGEL SCOTT JEN GARCIA ALLEN HALLE HAMMOND

SYDNEY HOLLAND

LAURA KATZENBERG SUDACK MARY KITCHEN CHRISTINE LIM

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PAULINE MALCOLM-THORNTON JACQUELINE NELSON NAVI RAWAT

TRACY ROBBINS

MIA SCHAIKEWITZ ISABELLA TANG

CHELSEA WASHINGTON JENNIFER WEXLER HAERAN ZEDECK

TEAM CAYTON ESTHER NETTER

TRINA GARCIA

JESSICA ARONOFF

TEONNA GARCIA

PROGRAMS MANAGER

ELIZA SANCHEZ

CARLY HARRILL

SHERRI GRAFF

MANAGER

PRESIDENT & FOUNDER

CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER

CHIEF ADVANCEMENT OFFICER LUKE FERNANDEZ

GUEST SERVICES ASSOCIATE

EVENTS & GUEST SERVICES DIRECTOR

CHIEF PROGRAMS OFFICER

JAMI JOHNSON

LILLIAN BROWNFIELD

DIRECTOR

HR MANAGER

MELANIE CHERRY

MARKETING DIRECTOR PAIGE COLVIN PLAY GUIDE

ELLIE COOK PLAY GUIDE

NAVIKKA DASZ

PROGRAMS MANAGER JASMINE FRICKE PLAY GUIDE

JANINE RUBIN PLAY GUIDE

INSTITUTIONAL GIVING

JULIAN SANTOS PLAY GUIDE

COMMUNITY PROGRAMS

TAYLOR SCOTT

JANETTE MADRIGAL-GARCIA

HAILEY SIMMONS

RAFAEL MONTES

DONNA SINTIC

SEAN MORRIS

KATARINA STOJAKOVIC

KIMBERLY MULDER

JAVAN TAHERKHANI

PLAY GUIDE

FACILITIES MANAGER

SENIOR DESIGNER

COMMUNICATIONS &

MARKETING COORDINATOR ANGELA REYNOLDS

MUSEUM PROGRAMS DIRECTOR

GUEST SERVICES ASSOCIATE

PLAY GUIDE

RETAIL MANAGER

SR DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS

SR OPERATIONS MANAGER AMY TINOCO

DEVELOPMENT COORDINATOR

BOARD OF DIRECTORS CARL FREED

RICHARD A. SMITH

KEVIN BEGGS

HEATHER LINDSEY

HEATHER BRAUN

KENDRA BRACKEN-FERGUSON

SUSAN GOLDSMITH

SUSAN AMSTER

CHAIRPERSON

VICE CHAIRPERSON

VICE CHAIRPERSON

VICE CHAIRPERSON

JAMES MANDELBAUM VICE CHAIRPERSON COURTNEY MIZEL

VICE CHAIRPERSON

VICE CHAIRPERSON

TREASURER

SECRETARY

NATHANIEL BACH

TAMARA S. BRANDT KAREY BURKE

BARRY CAYTON

JENNIFER E. COHEN MARK DIPAOLA

RODNEY FREEMAN ARYEH GOLDBERG MATT HANOVER

SYDNEY HOLLAND ANDY KAPLAN LARRY KOHL

PAULINE MALCOLM-THORNTON ANDY MEYERS

DANA PACHULSKI AASHIKA PATEL

RAYNI WILLIAMS

SHERYL WACHTEL ADAM WALTUCH

KEVIN WASHINGTON GRANT WITHERS

CRAIG ERWICH

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YAEL 9YRS

UNDERWRITTEN BY

JENNIFER & DAN GILBERT 14

I love Cayton Children’s Museum.

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KADEN 6YRS

UNDERWRITTEN BY

CHARLOTTE & GARY GILBERT 16

A garden.

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ALEXA 8YRS

UNDERWRITTEN BY

SANTA MONICA PLACE/MACERICH 18

My mom’s face in 60 seconds.

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AMELIA 8YRS

UNDERWRITTEN BY

ART & KATE COPPOLA 20

Grandma’s window.

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ANITA 7YRS

UNDERWRITTEN BY

IRIS & MICHAEL SMITH 22

My favorite book is “Giraffe’s Can’t Dance.”

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LIAM 7YRS

He’s a good apple.

UNDERWRITTEN BY

SYDNEY HOLLAND 24

SARAH 9YRS

It’s a giraffe licking a big ice cream cone. Always stay sweet.

UNDERWRITTEN BY

CARL & JENNIFER FREED 25

AIDEN 7YRS

A kitty man with pizza.

UNDERWRITTEN BY

PILGRIM MEDIA GROUP 26

ELLA 11YRS

I love dogs, so I drew a brown dog.

UNDERWRITTEN BY

EONE

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COCO 7YRS

Ana the superhero who saves the town from aliens.

UNDERWRITTEN BY

ADAM & KATE FISHBACH 28

ORI 4YRS

Dreaming of colors.

UNDERWRITTEN BY

ANDREA & BARRY CAYTON 29

HARPER 4YRS

Hi!

UNDERWRITTEN BY

AMC NETWORKS 30

SADIE 8YRS

The happy butterfly, the brave tree, and the loving sun are my favorite.

UNDERWRITTEN BY

POINT GREY

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GENEVA 5YRS

With my cousin Scout holding hands, seeing a rainbow.

UNDERWRITTEN BY

DEBBY KLEIN, MORT MARCUS & DEBMAR-MERCURY 32

NICO 3YRS

Nico and mommy trying to feed a dinosaur and a rainbow UNDERWRITTEN BY

TEMPLE HILL ENTERTAINMENT 33

OLIVIA 8YRS

Pumpkin patch.

UNDERWRITTEN BY

RAYNI & BRANDEN WILLIAMS 34

SCOUT 6YRS

Cousins.

UNDERWRITTEN BY

CRAIG ERWICH 35

CHLOE 4YRS

A rollercoaster that goes in loops, and loops, and loops.

UNDERWRITTEN BY

ANDY KAPLAN & ALLISON WRIGHT 36

RYAN 5YRS

He’s waiting for a taxi being late to school.

UNDERWRITTEN BY

ANNETTE & LEONARD SHAPIRO 37

KAITLYN 9YRS

I drew my face free-handed.

UNDERWRITTEN BY

“COLOR WITH IMPACT” – ARYEH, JUDY, NOAM, ELAN AND ELI 38

NOA 5YRS

A fairy princess.

UNDERWRITTEN BY

MARK & JESS DIPAOLA 39

ANTHONY 4YRS

Sky dark girl with black house.

UNDERWRITTEN BY

HEATHER & BEN BRAUN 40

TIMI 7YRS

Happiness of dots.

UNDERWRITTEN BY

JAMIE MANDELBAUM & STEVE BYRNES 41

OLIVIA 6YRS

A garden with 2 people and 2 hearts flying.

UNDERWRITTEN BY

FIRST REPUBLIC BANK 42

JASMINE 8YRS

Forest.

UNDERWRITTEN BY

MARY KITCHEN & JON ORSZAG 43

IVY 6YRS

Me and my sister looking at the stars.

UNDERWRITTEN BY

LARRY & STACEY KOHL 44

CHARLIZE 5YRS

I love drawing at the museum.

UNDERWRITTEN BY

WARNER BROS. TELEVISION GROUP 45

WILL 5YRS

Water Monster.

UNDERWRITTEN BY

SUSAN & ROBERT ROVNER 46

ZEY 2YRS

I like it when my ice cream is melted.

UNDERWRITTEN BY

INDUSTRIAL MEDIA 47

LESLIE IV 2YRS

This is my 2 year old word.

UNDERWRITTEN BY

RICHARD & MAY ZIMAN 48

ANTHONY 4YRS

A flower.

UNDERWRITTEN BY

SONY PICTURES TELEVISION 49

MAYA 5YRS

A rainbow.

UNDERWRITTEN BY

CALPRIVATE BANK 50

GLORY 8YRS

Freshly cut flowers for our table at home.

UNDERWRITTEN BY

CCS FUNDRAISING 51

NOAH 5YRS

Rainbow Monster.

UNDERWRITTEN BY

DAN FOGELMAN 52

LUCY 4YRS

I drew a rainbow and my name – that’s all!

UNDERWRITTEN BY

RAFE & KAREN PERY & THE TEAM AT PERY CONSULTING 53

FAYE 2YRS

When it’s windy outside.

UNDERWRITTEN BY

LAUREN & RODNEY FREEMAN 54

SADIE 7YRS

I love shapes.

UNDERWRITTEN BY

PARAMOUNT PICTURES 55

OLIVIA 7YRS

I drew a butterfly and it is pretty.

UNDERWRITTEN BY

PHYLLIS & DR. DAVID KATZIN 56

AVIGAIL 8YRS

Everything is a unicorn in this picture because I love unicorns.

UNDERWRITTEN BY

LESLIE & MICHAEL FLESCH 57

SARAH 7YRS

My hand is the brave rainbow tree.

UNDERWRITTEN BY

AVERY DENNISON 58

LILI 6YRS

Pikachu.

UNDERWRITTEN BY

DEVRA WASSERMAN & LARRY BECSEY 59

ZOE 6YRS

3 girls playing in the grass, all getting along.

UNDERWRITTEN BY

MICHAEL & LORI MILKEN FAMILY FOUNDATION 60

LOVELY 9YRS

Minecraft horse and a player.

UNDERWRITTEN BY

JAIME & ANDREW SCHWARTZBERG 61

ANTHONY 4YRS

S.S. 1994.

UNDERWRITTEN BY

SHANA & DONNY FELDMAN 62

LOVELY 9YRS

Horses running free with shapes.

UNDERWRITTEN BY

FERNANDO & NADINA SZEW 63

MASON 6YRS

I drew my sister’s butterfly toy.

UNDERWRITTEN BY

BETH & MICHAEL SANDS 64

MARJORY 6YRS

Mommy panda feeding her baby.

UNDERWRITTEN BY

JANNELLE & BENYAMIN ROSS 65

ALEXANDRA 8YRS SLOAN 6YRS

RBG reminds us of who we can be when we grow up.

UNDERWRITTEN BY

LINA & MICHAEL COHAN 66

ADVYA 5YRS

A dog that is purple and has cute eyes.

UNDERWRITTEN BY

JOLI & ANDREW ALTSHULE 67

SHILOH 8YRS

A sunny day outside.

UNDERWRITTEN BY

VIN & ERICA DI BONA 68

JAKE 8YRS

Happy tree friends.

UNDERWRITTEN BY

ICM PARTNERS 69

BOOKER 3YRS

Circles – it represents my family.

UNDERWRITTEN BY

TONIA DAVIS & AMANDA CRAWFORD 70

GRACE 5YRS

Butterfly.

UNDERWRITTEN BY

DON HALCOMBE 71

CHRISTIE 2YRS

A garden with flowers.

UNDERWRITTEN BY

WARREN LITTLEFIELD 72

JAEDYN 3YRS

The park, my favorite place.

UNDERWRITTEN BY

ANDREA & GLENN SONNENBERG 73

KAYLIN 7YRS

I like to go to the park.

UNDERWRITTEN BY

DEBORAH & IVAN KALLICK 74

NOA 5YRS

Angel Heart.

UNDERWRITTEN BY

ROBINSON FINANCIAL GROUP 75

LAINEY 4YRS

Rainbow Stripes.

UNDERWRITTEN BY

THE GERSH AGENCY 76

MAIA 6YRS

Sunny.

UNDERWRITTEN BY

RYAN SEACREST 77

ELIANE 6YRS

Nature

UNDERWRITTEN BY

LIONSGATE 78

REBEKAH 7YRS

I want a pet cat.

UNDERWRITTEN BY

KAREY BURKE & MICHAEL DUGGAN 79

NECHAMA 4YRS

A house with all my family.

UNDERWRITTEN BY

DORIT & ADIR HARONI 80

CONNOR 3YRS

They are all my friends, all of them!

UNDERWRITTEN BY

BBC STUDIOS 81

JASON 5YRS

Monsters.

UNDERWRITTEN BY

CREATIVE ARTISTS AGENCY 82

SENNA 4YRS

Little red riding hood.

UNDERWRITTEN BY

LINDSAY & JODI GROSS 83

YISROEL 4YRS

Outside – butterflies, a rainbow, the sun and the sky.

UNDERWRITTEN BY

SHIRLEY GILBERT 84

MELODY 6YRS

Busy bee gets flowers.

UNDERWRITTEN BY

INTEGRATED ADVISORY SERVICES 85

DYLAN 3YRS

A big monster.

UNDERWRITTEN BY

JAY LUCHS 86

JUNE 5YRS

The heart museum.

UNDERWRITTEN BY

STEVEN SCHAEFER 87

LAYLANI 7YRS

My family.

UNDERWRITTEN BY

MICHAEL BARUCH 88

PEARL 6YRS

A bubble party.

UNDERWRITTEN BY

DAVIS FACTOR & JULIA STAMBLER 89

SIENNA 10YRS

A very blue squid.

UNDERWRITTEN BY

APPLE TV+ 90

MARLEE 11YRS

Chubby unicorn.

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THE WALT DISNEY COMPANY 91

TIM 7YRS

Forest of peace and love.

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DARRYL & VANESSA FRANK 92

XAVIER 4YRS

People are mad because there’s juice everywhere.

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THE TEKNIQUE GROUP 93

RAAKA 9YRS

This dress is made for a fairy so the leaf must be wrapped around it.

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DANA & MATT WALDEN 94

ZOE 3YRS

Circles don’t have a name.

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JESSICA MEILSELS 95

CLARK 6YRS

Winter vibes.

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JENNIFER & CURTIS COHEN & FAMILY, JEAN E. HIDE-COHEN 96

RILEY 2YRS

It’s a rainbow with all the colors with his friend the big yellow sun!

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THE ARONOFF/KELLER FAMILY 97

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