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BUILDING RESILIENCY, MAKING A MARK

ANNUAL REPORT | 2020 - 2021

The Nancy & David Wolf Holocaust & Humanity Center (HHC) HHC exists to ensure the lessons of the Holocaust inspire action today. HHC educates about the Holocaust, remembers its victims and acts on its lessons. Through innovative programs and partnerships, HHC challenges injustice, inhumanity and prejudice, and fosters understanding, inclusion and engaged citizenship. HHC impacts more than 200,000 individuals each year.

Board of Trustees 2020-2021 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE David Wise, Chair Dr. John Cohen, Immediate Past Chair Phyllis Jackson, Vice Chair Peter Ganz, Treasurer Nancy Frank, Secretary Susan Brenner Kathy Brinkman Dick Friedman John Isidor Lilly Kurtz John Neyer Kristi Clement Williams BOARD OF TRUSTEES Bree Bergman Paul Booth Steve Boymel Peg Conway Steve Coppel John Dovich Dr. Henry Fenichel Father Michael Graham Beverly Grant Dr. Patricia Joseph Carol Kabel Mirsada Kadiric Marcy Kanter Gerry Korkin Hagit Limor Dr. Mitchel Livingston Kenji Matsudo Dr. Michael Meyer Barbara Miller Greg Miller Penny Pensak Dr. Monica J. Posey Dr. Myrtis Powell Marc Randolph Zahava Rendler Jeff Stayton Adam Symson Mark Witte David Wolf, Board Advisor

Museum Hours

Thursday - Monday, 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. (Confirm times on the website before you visit. Closed Thanksgiving & Christmas Day.)

Ticket Prices

Adult General Admission........................................ $10.00 Senior, Military, CMC Member/Add-on..................$ 7.50 Student Admission................................................... $ 5.00

Holocaust Speaker Series

FREE & open to the public The Holocaust Speaker Series, sponsored by Margaret & Michael Valentine, is hosted every Wednesday at 11 a.m. via Zoom. Check the website for dates/times and in-person options in the next year.

Office Hours

Monday – Thursday, 8:30 a.m. – 5 p.m. Friday, 8:30 a.m. – 4 p.m.

Staff

2020-2021 Sarah L. Weiss, Chief Executive Officer Kara Driscoll, Marketing and Communications Manager Jodi Elowitz, Director of Education and Engagement Trinity Johnson, Development Manager Lauren Karas, Education Outreach Manager Scott Santangelo, Museum Operations Manager Rhonda Scarborough, Office Manager Jacob Zimmerman, Program Coordinator Cori Silbernagel, Curator

Location & Contact Us

1301 Western Avenue, Suite 2101 | Cincinnati, OH 45203 513.487.3055 | info@cincyhhc.org holocaustandhumanity.org

GREETINGS! This was another year of adaptation, education and innovation. While we missed the busloads of kids pouring into the museum and bustling rotunda, we learned that it’s possible to carry out our mission in new ways. Whether it was creating a meaningful, transformative Youth Leadership Day experience for middle school students, hosting our weekly Holocaust Speaker Series or bringing thousands to the museum virtually, we made an impact. As you will see throughout this annual report, with your support we managed to reach tens of thousands of individuals in our community and beyond. In addition to reaching new audiences with our programming, we also managed to create new experiences: • We launched the #CincyUpstander Project, which included an inspiring city-wide street art campaign. • We expanded the museum with new technology adding the Dimensions in Testimony Gallery, an exhibit available at only eight other museums in the world. • We created a new program called Hate at Home in partnership with the Jewish Community Relations Council to combat antisemitism and hate. Schools, community organizations and universities have engaged in these workshops. • We piloted new training opportunities for law enforcement to learn about the role of police in Nazi Germany and reflect on their role in a democratic society today. • We created new virtual experiences that remove geographic boundaries. • We responded to acts of hate, antisemitism and racism through programming, advocacy and bringing the community together. • We stepped up to live up to our mission of action by housing the Greater Cincinnati Coalition Against Hate. While we are hopeful that we will be able to offer more in-person experiences this school year and see the return of school busses and community groups, we are also comforted to know that no matter what, our work continues. Thank you for joining us in this effort. Together, we can ensure the lessons of the Holocaust inspire action. Warmly,

Sarah L. Weiss, Executive Director/CEO The Nancy & David Wolf Holocaust & Humanity Center

David Wise, Board Chair The Nancy & David Wolf Holocaust & Humanity Center

“ I do not want to be a bystander. I want to be a part of the change.” —2021 Youth Leadership Student

“We watched Holocaust survivors Edith Carter and Werner Coppel’s videos from the Echoing Voices, and the kids really engaged while hearing their stories. Thank you so much for the virtual tour. It was great! So far, my students are loving it and several have commented that they would like to see the museum in person! My students have showed kindness and empathy to each other after studying the Holocaust.” — Katie Kilgour, Educator at Jackson City Schools

“Another great account of the goodness of some in resisting the evils of some! I’m inspired, challenged, and motivated. These presentations are consistently excellent and so very interesting.” — Program Attendee

LOCAL IMPACT July 2020 - June 2021

Through partnerships and outreach, HHC makes its mark on the community in lasting and impactful ways. HHC’s programming – including newly developed training curriculums for professionals and law enforcement officers – educates, changes hearts and minds, and forms leaders of future generations.

15,000

students engaged with HHC’s mission through in-person and virtual tours, educational offerings, youth programs, and the Coppel Speakers Bureau

6,003

people visited the museum at historic Union Terminal. Attendance was greatly impacted by the five-month closure due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

763

students interacted with Echoing Voices Suitcases, HHC’s traveling educational activity that allows classes to unpack the story of a local eyewitness from a suitcase, creating a human connection with the past. Suitcases include video testimony, photos, and artifacts, with suggested activities.

178

teachers utilized and engaged with HHC’s educational expertise and tools, reaching 16,000 students/year.

law enforcement officers attended day long workshops about the Holocaust and how they can be the best of humanity today.

“Kids can speak out against injustice and help others.” —2021 Youth Leadership Student

GLOBAL IMPACT

Digital Engagement Analytics: July 2020 - June 2021

With half of Americans reporting being civically active on social networks, and two thirds reporting that they feel digital outlets are important for “creating sustained movements for social change,” it’s clear HHC’s constituents are interested in digital methods for inspiring action. Here is how HHC’s mission has touched thousands of lives across the world through digital programming in the past year.

70+ digital programs were hosted via Zoom and Facebook Live by HHC since July 2020.

9,464 people attended those programs live, from 20+ countries and 30+ U.S. states.

53,107 people viewed HHC’s videos on Vimeo, Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.

WEBSITE STATS

SOCIAL MEDIA 1.6 million digital impressions 53.5% increase year-over-year

13,000 new followers

179.8% increase year-over-year 87.5% increase in Instagram followers

OF PROGRAM ATTENDEES SURVEYED, 90.4%

learned something new about the Holocaust

86.2%

feel a responsibility to get involved in making their community a better place

81.8%

feel a responsibility to stand up to hate and antisemitism

48.2%

of digital attendees said they plan to visit the HHC museum

RESOURCES & PROGRAMS • Holocaust & Humanity Museum • Holocaust Awareness Programs

“Superb program. Ordinary people doing extraordinary things. We are all ordinary people and can make courageous contributions.” — Program Attendee

• Humanity Programs & the Cincy Upstander Project • Coppel Speakers Bureau • Digital Programming and Virtual Tours • Haile Foundation Traveling Exhibits • Professional Development • Customizable Experiences and Presentations

“My students were able to explore a point in our history that had a profound impact on the world. I love that they could connect it to stories of people from Cincinnati.” — Educator, after museum tour

• Roma & Sam Kaltman Holocaust Studies for Educators • Jacob G. Schmidlapp Bystander to Upstander Youth Leadership Day • Caller Resource Center • Echoing Voices

“Each week, I come away from this program with a full heart. I am so grateful for these experiences!!!! Anna was wonderful - and shared much more than her experiences in the Holocaust. Thank you!” — Program Attendee

INSPIRING ACTION The true impact of HHC’s work shines through in the ways it has inspired individuals to make a difference through education, remembering history, and fighting injustice. We know this work has never mattered as much as it does today.

THE CINCY UPSTANDER PROJECT In Summer 2020, HHC launched The Cincy Upstander Project. Through generous funding from the Carol Ann and Ralph V. Haile, Jr./U.S. Bank Foundation and creative support from the AGAR agency, the Cincy Upstander Project aims to inspire our community to become upstanders through a city-wide street art campaign, monthly programs, museum tours, and training opportunities.

🖥 ENGAGING PROGRAMS

1,200+ people attended digital programs that featured stories of upstanders making a difference in the community, including a headline event featuring former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Samantha J. Power.

🎨 INSPIRING THROUGH ART

AGAR installed dozens of inspirational, interactive murals in neighborhoods throughout the tri-state region. The murals feature local upstanders who use their character strengths to better their communities and the world, including local Holocaust survivor Edith Carter, interfaith and Muslim leader Shakila Ahmad, and arts advocate Kick Lee.

💼 PARTNERING WITH LOCAL BUSINESSES

Cincy Shirts was so inspired by the Cincy Upstander Project that they created an Upstander Collection of shirts. A portion of the proceeds from shirt sales went back to the museum, resulting in brand recognition around the city and a donation to HHC’s work. Playhouse in the Park created a series of outdoor performances called “Upstanders Onstage: Performances for Social Justice.”

WHAT IS AN UPSTANDER? Upstanders are individuals who stand up for others and their rights. They fight against injustice and unfairness, and they use their character strengths to inspire action and become the best of humanity today.

“My ultimate goal for students is to become better people. I want them to become Upstanders. And, I’m learning how to do that. I love working with the staff at HHC. They’ve been so helpful and I’ve learned so much from them.” —Libby, Roma & Sam Kaltman Summer Teacher Institute attendee

DONORS CAPITAL CAMPAIGN Gifts as of June 30, 2021 HHC is grateful to these visionary supporters who helped make the dream of HHC’s relocation to Cincinnati’s historic Union Terminal a reality.

Nancy & David Wolf

LEAD SUPPORTER: NANCY & DAVID WOLF VISIONARY: THE WILBUR M. COHEN (z”l) FAMILY MALCOLM & ADELL COLEMAN (z”l) CAROL ANN & RALPH V. HAILE FOUNDATION PAUL & JOYCE (z”l) HEIMAN

The Jewish Federation of Cincinnati is partnering with HHC to ensure a successful capital campaign transforms vision into reality.

THE JEWISH FOUNDATION OF CINCINNATI STATE OF OHIO THROUGH THE OFFICE OF THE OFCC THE ROCKWERN CHARITABLE FOUNDATION THE FAMILY OF JOSEPH & ELLEN SCHNEIDER — ANITA & HANK SCHNEIDER, MARILYN & TOM ZEMBOCH, PATTI & RAY SCHNEIDER GUARDIAN: ANONYMOUS CAROL & STEVE BOYMEL SAM & RACHEL BOYMEL FOUNDATION BOB & SUZI BRANT SUSAN & STEVEN CALLER ALISON, BRET, JENNA & DANIELLE CALLER DR. JOHN & JULIE COHEN JOHN D. DOVICH ARNA & BOBBY FISHER FRIEDLANDER FAMILY BETH & LOUIS GUTTMAN KIM & GARY HEIMAN FAMILY FOUNDATION RICHIE & MARK HEIMAN

GEORGE & ANNE HELDMAN FAMILY JOHN ISIDOR & SANDY KALTMAN LILI LEBOVITZ IN LOVING MEMORY OF ESTHER YITI & MEYER LEBOVITZ JAMES & LAUREN MILLER AND FAMILY NINA & EDDIE PAUL & FAMILY ROSENTHAL FAMILY FOUNDATION JACOB G. SCHMIDLAPP TRUSTS, FIFTH THIRD BANK, TRUSTEE LARRY & RHONDA SHEAKLEY SIMPLY GIVING DICK WEILAND WESTERN & SOUTHERN FINANCIAL FUND THE DAVID & SARAH WISE FAMILY

BUILDER: ANONYMOUS BETAGOLE FAMILY JOSH & CHRISSIE BLATT TOM & MARY ELLEN CODY CRAIG & FRAN COLEMAN MICHAEL & SUZETTE FISHER FAMILY MARC AND EVELYN FISHER FAMILY ROBERTA FISHER MADELEINE “MADY” GORDON GARY & LINDA GREENBERG

LEGACY SOCIETY

ROBERT & LYNN KANTER MARK & MARCY KANTER DANIEL KANTER & MARY SUTTON & FAMILY DR. RICHARD & MONA KERSTINE KNUE FAMILY MARK & LILLY KURTZ GLORIA LIPSON BUNNY & FAYE MEISEL STEVEN & ROBYN MILLER DIANNE & J. DAVID ROSENBERG

RACHEL & STEVEN SCHILD SARAH WEISS & TODD SCHILD THE JOHN A. SCHROTH FAMILY CHARITABLE TRUST, PNC BANK TRUSTEE BETSY & LARRY (z”l) SHAPIRO RONNIE & JOHN SHORE JOHN & JENNIFER STEIN ADAM & SHERRI SYMSON TURNER CONSTRUCTION LARRY & SUE WALDMAN

as of June 30, 2021

Thank you to these supporters, who have made a legacy commitment to HHC. Their incredible support will ensure future generations learn about the Holocaust and its lessons. To learn more about becoming a part of our legacy society, contact Trinity Johnson: TJohnson@cincyhhc.org Anonymous (12) Mallory & Jeffrey Adler Marjorie & Steven Adler Marcie & Nathan Bachrach Sandy Baden Pam Barnett Mark & Marsha Barsman Leonard Berenfield Michael & BreeAnna Bergman Bob & Suzi Brant Kathleen M. & George Brinkman Alan & Christie Brown David & Julie Buckner Dr. John & Julie Cohen Fran & Craig Coleman Malcolm & Adell Coleman z”l Trudy & Rob Craig Stephanie & Tony De Falco John D. Dovich Alyce & Joel Ellison Marguerite Feibelman z”l Diana & Henry Fenichel Gail (z”l) & Dick Friedman Bob Frohman Dr. Richard & Karen Goodman Madeleine “Mady” Gordon Beth & Louis Guttman David C. Harris

Gwen & John Heilbrun Joyce (z”l) & Paul Heiman Fred & Patti Heldman Scott & Patricia Joseph John Isidor & Sandy Kaltman Dr. Leonard Kanterman Mona & Dick Kerstine Mark & Lilly Kurtz Michael Levy Dr. Karen Gail Lewis Lauren Lillenstein Deb & Joe Loewenstein Edward & Ina Loftspring Randy & Bonnie Loftspring Lisa & Jonathan Mezibov Al & Jane (z”l) Miller Morgan M. Miller Sonia R. Milrod Susan Brenner & Steven Mombach Kim & Barry Morris Ilana Gildenblatt-Nadel & Neil Nadel Joy S. & Thomas Nadler Nina & Edward Paul Sue & Jay Price Gary & Loretta Rabiner z”l Marc & Dr. Chaviva Randolph

William J. Dirr Jr. (z”l) & Dr. Judith H. Ribak Barbara & Michael Reed Ari & Deborah Rubinoff Rachel & Steven Schild Sarah Weiss & Todd Schild Neal Jacobs & Joan Schimmel Gilda & David Schwartz Leo Shuller Izar & Stacey Spivak Jeffrey Stayton Tom Enneking & Amanda Stein Stephen Stein The Corky & Ellen Steiner Family Josephine G. Stillpass Joel & Hilary Suddleson Jeff & Hagit (Limor) Sunberg Larry & Sue Waldman Raphael & Nancy Warren Richard A. Weiland Amy Susskind Weiskopf Louis Weisser z”l Mark Weisser Bernice Winkler David & Sarah Wise David & Nancy Wolf Max Yamson & Elida Kamine Yamson

BEACONS OF HUMANITY

Students engage with HHC classroom project

As a Beacon of Humanity, you will have a stake in the exceptional work of The Nancy & David Wolf Holocaust & Humanity Center to ensure the lessons of the Holocaust inspire action today. You will be rewarded with exclusive benefits for your support. With our new annual Beacons of Humanity program you can support The Nancy & David Wolf Holocaust & Humanity Center while receiving exclusive donor benefits. Your commitment helps us carry our mission forward to ensure the lessons of the Holocaust inspire action today. The deeply unsettling times demand that our work bring about needed change more than ever. Like you, we are committed to combating antisemitism and Holocaust denial. We do that effectively when we educate hundreds of thousands annually about one of the darkest chapters of human history. HHC inspires individuals to be the best of humanity today. Our groundbreaking Humanity Gallery highlights the power within all of us to create positive change. Together we empower individuals to become upstanders and create communities that stand up for others and their rights. As a Beacon of Humanity, you are by our side ensuring our vital work is more powerful than ever.

“Your programs have been a lifeline of hope and humanity for me through this pandemic.” — Program Attendee

BECOME A BEACON OF HUMANITY TODAY: • Enroll in Beacons of Humanity on a calendar-year basis, from January through December. Payment is appreciated by June 30. • Each level is based on a character strength featured in the Humanity Gallery. When you join, we thank you with exclusive benefits. • Businesses are welcome to join our Business Partnership Program which has specially designed packages with the business community in mind. Contact Trinity Johnson for details, 513-487-3055. • Event and tour options will be accommodated as best as possible. HHC staff will work to arrange in-person or virtual experiences depending on preference. Tickets, tour invitations, and other benefits are valid for the calendar year.

For more information, please contact Trinity Johnson, Development Manager: TJohnson@cincyhhc.org

BEACONS OF HUMANITY

Gifts as of June 30, 2021

UPSTANDER STEVE & CAROL BOYMEL DR. JOHN & JULIE COHEN MITCHELL & ELISSA HABIB SANDY KALTMAN & JOHN ISIDOR SUSAN BRENNER & STEVEN MOMBACH HOLOCAUST SPEAKER SERIES SPONSOR MARGARET & MICHAEL VALENTINE TOUR SPONSOR UNION SAVINGS BANK & GUARDIAN SAVINGS BANK HUMANITY TOBY & PETER GANZ JULIE & ROGER HELDMAN FUND OF THE GREATER CINCINNATI FOUNDATION MARC & CHAVIVA RANDOLPH LEADERSHIP Peg & Joseph Conway Mark & Richie Heiman Scott & Patricia Joseph Ken & Carol Kabel Mona & Dick Kerstine Paul Heldman & Deborah Kirschner Phyllis Jackson & Martin Murray David & Sarah Wise BRAVERY Nathan & Marcie Bachrach Richard & Sara Behrman Dabby Blatt Claire & Alan Eichner Nancy & Steven Frank

Walter Frank Elizabeth & Brandon Klerk Alvin Roehr Rachel & Steven Schild Sarah Weiss & Todd Schild Schriber Family Philanthropic Fund Paul & Linnell Sullivan Sherri & Adam Symson Morris I. Zucker HOPE George & Kathy Brinkman Miriam Cohen Steve & Ruth Coppel Diana & Henry Fenichel Carol Friedman

BEACONS OF HUMANITY BUSINESS PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM DIGS Ernst & Young LLP Duke Energy ESM Architects, Inc. Ed & Jessica Kuresman/ North Cliff Consultants, Inc. Madison Wealth Victory Wholesale Grocers Management Wealthquest Edward B. Brueggeman Center for Dialogue

Sandra Spinner & Ed Hand Marcy & Mark Kanter Gerry & Sally Korkin Anita & Ed Marks Greg & Bryna Miller Sonia Milrod Diane Oestreicher Myles & Penny Pensak Carol & Edwin Rigaud Robert & Lesley Ross New Hope Synagogue Gary & Ellen Weiss Jim & Mary Williams Dr. Leonard Kanterman & Karen Young KINDNESS Alan Abes Debbie & Mark Balk Dr. & Mrs. Carey Constantini Carolyn Gilbert Samuel & Lesha Greengus Andrea & Dr. Edward Herzog Martin & Sally Hiudt Sylvia Levin Michael A. Meyer Dr. Daniel & Kristen Miller Alice Perlman Steve & Susan Perlman Deborah Friedman & Joe Segal Debra & Michael Steinbuch Sidbern Fund of the Greater Cincinnati Foundation Debbie & Dick Westheimer Edward Wolf & Amy Diamond Mark & Nadine Huffman Jack & Sharon Yosafat Elinor & Bill Ziv

HHC CONTRIBUTORS July 1, 2019 -June 30, 2021

Rachel Croley Karen Daniel Janet Dauman Thank you! Your generous support ensures that Harry & April Davidow the lessons of the Holocaust and the testimonies Michael Davis of local Holocaust survivors will be heard for Tony & Stephanie De Falco Debra DeOrsey Liebling generations to come. If you gave a gift to the Katharine Donat Holocaust & Humanity Center and your name is Judith & Thomas Doyle not on the list, please contact us at 513.487.3055. Michael & Andrea Dubroff Mike & Anita Duffalo Joanne Degreg & David Dukart Jeffrey & Gayna Bassin Anonymous Duke Energy Royce Ann Bauerlein Fred & Karen Abel Fred & Royal Duncan Patricia Baugher Jennifer Abeles Michael Eber Amira Beer Judith Adams Lisa Ebner Rosen Beetanicals LLC Teresa & Michael Ames Lorene Eckert Marlene Bellamy Katharine Anderson Barry Einhorn Cathy Bender Brook Angle Elizabeth Eisenberg Cori Sara Benson Carol & Les Appel Larry Eldridge Rebecca & Gregory Berenfield Hilary Archigian Jodi Elowitz Thelma Bergman Elisa & Brett Arnow Amor & Marianne Emmert Michael & Bree Bergman Art to Eat Cookies ESM Architects Jodi Berkowitz Lewis & Patricia Assaley Sterling & Cecelia Euster Rabbi Marc Berkson Allison Atterberry Perry Gnivecki & Mary Jane Berman Erin Farb Richard & Anne Bailey Shelley Feingold Kelly Bernstein Lauren Bairnsfather Kaitlin Feldman Rachel Binstock Deborah & Mark Balk Henry & Diana Fenichel Suzanne Blacker Amy Saltzman & Brian Barasch Sherri & Larry Feuer Nancy L. Blake Bernard & Pamela Barbash Whitney Fisch Susan & Steven Bleier Elaine Barker James & Royce Fishel Peter & Randy Bloch Pam Barnett Roberta Fisher Armand & Judith Bloch Susan Barocas Paula & Deane Fistick John E. Blom Dianne Baruch John & Susan Frank Kimberly & Mason Bolin Steve & Nancy Frank Patricia Bonem Walter Frank Kara Borodkin FOUNDATION SUPPORT Leesa Freed Arnold & Susan Bortz Hamilton County CARES Act Bob & Emmy Friedenberg Sandra Bowdle Arts &Culture Organization Marjorie Friedman Steve & Carol Boymel Relief facilitated by ArtsWave Pamela Fulton Martha Brand Dave Elsa Heisel Sule Foundation Lana & Edward Gallop Patricia Brandt Gila & Michael Harary Fund Jannes Garbett Joel & Debbie Brant Gumbleton Family Thomas & Carolyn Gard Charitable Trust George & Kathy Brinkman Melanie Garner Harold C. Schott Foundation Barry & Julie Brook James & Patricia Gayle Marge & Charles J. Schott Karina Calabro Miriam Gingold & Foundation Janet Callif Alphonse Gerhardstein Ohio History Connection Rob & Rachel Callif Thomas Gerity Ohio Humanities Council John McCready & Carol Shore Phyllis & Mitchell Gevelber Ohio State Bar Foundation Robert & Judy Carter Barry & Nancy Gibberman Pacific Life Foundation Ted & Anna Caudill Brion Gillett Sara K. & David F. Weston Fund CET Sue & Barry Ginsburg Scripps Howard Foundation Jim & Eileen Chalfie G-K Associates State of Ohio Dept. of Lisa & Roger Chang Tom Glassman Public Safety Jennifer & Patrick Clark Herbert Glatter The Carol Ann and Ralph V. Haile, Jr./U.S. Bank Foundation Brona Cohen Judy Glatzer Amy Katz & Robert Cohen The Conference on Jewish Thomas Gleason Miriam Cohen Material Claims Against Elliot Glickman Germany Oscar & Barbara Cohen Charles & Barbara Glueck The Howard & Ursula Dubin Harvey & Jane Cohen Andrew Goidell Foundation JoEllen & Bob Cohen Brian Gold The Jewish Federation of Avital Cohen Yocheved Goldberg Cincinnati Natali Cohen Webman Joshua Goldin The Jewish Foundation of Craig & Fran Coleman Sarah & James Goldman Cincinnati Linda Congedo Kristi Nelson & Stewart Goldman The Ladislas & Vilma Segoe Linda & Charles Conour Family Foundation Marcia Goldsmith Amy Coppel The Louise Taft Semple Karen Goldstein Ron & Micki Coppel Foundation Mark Goldstein Steve & Ruth Coppel W.E. Smith Family David & Louise Goodman Charitable Trust Lauren Corbin Honey Gould William Goldman Foundation Counseling & Custody W. Gray Evaluation Services Wohlgemuth Herschede Julie Greenberg Foundation Edgar & Jane Cox Ellen & Mark Greenberger

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THANK YOU to our VOLUNTEERS The Holocaust & Humanity Center (HHC) would not be able to reach the thousands of students, educators and community members that we do each year if it were not for our dedicated volunteers. Each year HHC volunteers lead groups through the museum, speak at schools, libraries and other community centers around the region and provide invaluable support to the HHC staff. Thank you to all of the volunteers listed below for their commitment to Holocaust education. INTERPRETERS & AMBASSADORS Sandy Baden Rick Conner Steve Coppel Miriam Gingold Julie Gore Len Green Brett Greenhalgh Andrea Herzig Pat Hopson Nadine Huffman Melissa Hunter Joyce Kamen Lenny Kanterman Gerry Korkin Roberta Lee Cindy Rovai Phyllis Schiff Gilda Schwartz Betsy Shank Len Singer Sharon Spiegel Jeff Stayton Daphne Wedig Bob Sauerbrey Fred Miller Dabby Blatt Gary Weiss Bruce Lazarus Sharon Yosafat

SPEAKERS BUREAU Henry Fenichel Walter Frank Helen Kaltman Al Miller Renate Neeman Zahava Rendler Monique R. Conrad Weiner Anneliese & Matt Yosafat Ruth Barnett Steve Boymel Gary Brooks Steve Coppel Cheryl Hecht Mark Heiman Andrea Herzig Melissa Hunter Sandy Kaltman Barbara McCoucha Hagit Limor Sunberg Sonia Milrod Joel Nahari Ray Warren Sarah L. Weiss GRAPHIC DESIGNER Cheryl Hecht

DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE Susan Brenner Steve Boymel Kathy Brinkman John Cohen John Dovich John Isidor Gerry Korkin Greg Miller Hank Schneider David Wise MARKETING COMMITTEE Phyllis Jackson, chair BreeAnna Bergman Daniel Epstein Mirsada Kadiric Renee Levy Stacey Spivak Alexis Wintrob YOM HASHOAH COMMITTEE Steve Coppel Meredith Davis Elana Grubbs Melissa Hunter Lilly Kurtz Debbie Lempert Barbara McCoucha Zahava Rendler Nicole Stratford Holly Wolfson 2020-2021 INTERNS Avi Ream The Workum Fund Summer Intern, Summer 2020 Renee Blachman The Workum Fund Summer Intern, Summer 2021 Anna Wilhoff Xavier University, Museum Archives Intern

FINANCIAL REPORT Financial Summary for the 12 Months Ending June 30, 2021

Assets

Current Assets Cash and Cash Equivalents Grants and Accounts Receivable Capital Campaign Pledges Receivable, net Restricted Cash Investments Property and Equipment, net Total Assets

2021 $909,025 49,147 1,927,063 725,304 4,981,108 5,021,991 $13,613,638

2020 $728,711 86,935 3,155,658 2,415,255 1,477,422 5,568,355 $13,432,336

Liabilities and Net Assets Liabilities Accounts Payable and Accrued Expenses Funds held for Ohio Holocaust Council Total Liabilities Net Assets Without Donor Restriction With Donor Restriction Total Net Assets Total Liabilities and Net Assets

$208,133 15,160 $223,293

$108,073 15,986 $124,059

$5,599,979 7,790,365 $13,390,344 $13,613,638

$6,047,735 7,260,542 $13,308,277 $13,432,336

$1,120,804 --- 22,039 55,440 --- $1,198,284

$1,836,024 --54,403 121,846 ----104,000 $2,116,273

Statement of Activities Revenue and Support Grants and Contributions Special Events, net Investment Return, net Other Income Paycheck Protection Program Grant Total Revenue and Support Expenses Program Services Management & General Fundraising Total Expenses

$849,327 99,889 47,185 $996,402

Net Income (Loss)

$201,882 $346,021

$1,508,953 177,468 83,831 $1,770,252

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