2016 Annual Report

SEEDS OFPEACE 2016 ANNUAL REPORT

GATHER COMMUNITY DAY (JERICHO)

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PROGRAMS What We Do / How We Do It 4 Developing Leaders Camp 6 Local Programs 8 Accelerating Impact GATHER Convenings 10 GATHER Fellowship 12 Engaging Schools & Communities 14 Special Events 16 TEAM

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FINANCIALS Financial Summary 18 25th Anniversary Campaign 20 Supporters by Level 22 Seeds 30 Parents of Seeds 30 Powhatan Alumni 32 Counselors & Staff 32 Corporations 33 Foundations & Organizations 33 Gifts of Goods & Services 35 Planned Giving 36

DEAR FRIENDS, It is with much gratitude that I share our 2016 Annual Report with you, recognizing that together, we are building the better future we all hope for.

I am especially proud of the ways in which our programs evolved in 2016 in response to the realities on the ground where our alumni live—and where our work matters most.

In the United States, we grew our programming to reach young leaders from New York, Los Angeles, and Chicago, expanding the work we have been doing with youth from Maine for more than 16 years and allowing young people to break down stereotypes and prejudices. We are proud to see this program grow and of the leadership these newest Seeds offer to their schools and communities at such a critical time in America’s history.

In the Middle East, we convened over 700 Israelis and Palestinians through our GATHER Community

Day events. In South Asia, Seeds ran camps for young Pakistanis and Indians designed to reduce regional and sectarian stereotypes.

2016 also saw us renew our GATHER Fellowship Program with support from faculty at the Social Innovation Initiative team at Brown University’s Swearer Center for Public Service.

And we continued our work with faculty from the Negotiation and Mediation Clinical Program at Harvard Law School to offer negotiation and mediation trainings to 70 Seeds, including, for the first time, Seeds from the United States.

As we turn the page towards our 25th anniversary, I thank you for making the Seeds of Peace experience possible for our 6,389 alumni who are leading change right now.

Thank you for empowering them with courage, conviction, and vision.

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WHAT WE DO Seeds of Peace inspires and cultivates new generations of global leaders in communities divided by conflict.

We equip them with the skills and relationships they need to accelerate social, economic, and political changes essential for peace.

HOW WE DO IT Seeds of Peace’s approach focuses on three types of change: personal, interpersonal, and wider societal change.

Our leadership development model begins with a transformational camp session in Maine for exceptional young people and educators living in conflict. The program shifts attitudes and perceptions and builds respect and empathy.

Our approach continues through year-round local programs that strengthen relationships and leadership capacities.

We then accelerate the impact and influence of our alumni who are challenging the ideologies, policies, and practices that perpetuate conflict.

Our network now encompasses over 6,300 alumni throughout the Middle East, South Asia, Europe, and the United States uniquely positioned to courageously lead change.

SPRING DINNER (NEW YORK) PHOTO BY FRANK AMMACCAPANE

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2016 IN NUMBERS 24 years

of groundbreaking programs

6,389 alumni in 27 countries

25 years average age

of our Seeds alumni

70% number of Seeds who draw

on their Seeds of Peace experiences to take concrete, intentional action towards conflict transformation

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CAMP (MAINE)

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widening impact

by launching a United States Program at Camp in 2016

DEVELOPING LEADERS Our leadership programs begin at the Seeds of Peace Camp in Maine 6 | 2016 Annual Report

As campers form relationships and gain insights into the issues that divide them, they build greater levels of trust, respect, and empathy. This in turn drives positive shifts in perceptions and attitudes, as captured in pre- and post-Camp surveys.

2016 CAMP IN NUMBERS

281 campers 10 divided communities 57% female 43% male

CAMP DIALOGUE PROGRAM At the Seeds of Peace Camp in Maine, 281 teenagers and educators representing 10 delegations engaged with each other across lines of conflict.

A select group of 46 returning campers participated in an advanced dialogue program focused on leadership development and personal growth.

MIDDLE EAST SESSION The first session of Camp brought together 158 Americans and Brits, Egyptians, Israelis, Jordanians, and Palestinians. The teenagers were joined by 18 educators from the same delegations who took part in a parallel program.

During daily dialogue sessions guided by professional facilitators, campers confronted each other over competing historical narratives, shared personal experiences of conflict, and tackled topics that fuel oppression, hatred, and violence.

UNITED STATES SESSION With national attention increasingly focused on divisions in and between communities across the United States, Seeds of Peace launched a new program during the second session of Camp bringing together exceptional youth from New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Syracuse, and from across Maine. The program builds on more than 16 years of work with young leaders from Maine who are a leading voice for dialogue and inclusion in schools and communities throughout the state.

The 123 United States campers took part in a dialogue program focused on race, religion, economic and educational disparity, and other sources of prejudice and discrimination. Daily dialogue sessions explored the concepts of identity, community, power, and privilege while fostering self-reflection. The program helped campers move beyond the stereotypes, prejudices and mistrust that exist in their schools and communities.

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LOCAL PROGRAMS

DEVELOPING LEADERS Leadership programs continue year-round in the Middle East, South Asia, Europe, and the United States 8 | 2016 Annual Report

YOUTH IDENTITY SUMMIT (PORTLAND) PHOTO BY MAX SOLEY

LOCAL PROGRAMS Seeds of Peace conducted over 120 local programs for Seeds focused on key assets and abilities for emerging leaders engaged in peacebuilding. Select 2016 highlights include: • An eight-day ‘Paradigm Shifters’ program in Cyprus for 29 Seeds from the Middle East, South Asia, the UK, and the US designed to further develop their ability to challenge the status quo in their communities.

• Two camps designed to reduce regional and sectarian stereotypes and led by, respectively, Pakistani Seeds in Lahore and Indian Seeds in Karjat, for a total of 104 young Muslims (Sunni and Shia), Christians, Hindus, Jains, and Buddhists.

• Two multi-day intensive mediation and negotiation seminars held in Nicosia (Cyprus) for Palestinian and Israeli Seeds and in Portland (Maine) for Syracuse and Maine Seeds. The trainings were led by faculty from the Harvard Law School and the founding director of the Harvard Negotiation and Mediation Clinical Program, Bob Bordone.

• Two summits in Portland with leadership from Maine Seeds—the Maine Youth Summit and New England Youth Identity Summit—that highlighted the power of young people to create meaningful cultural and policy changes in their schools.

120+ programs

designed to develop effective leaders engaged in peacebuilding

• A two-day peer mediation and facilitation training for Israeli and Palestinian Seeds held at the Eastern Mediterranean International School designed to provide basic facilitation skills, helping them cultivate spaces for student-to-student engagement during escalations of external conflict.

• A one-of-a-kind nine-month intensive Facilitation and Conflict Transformation Course for Israelis and Palestinians held in Jerusalem that certifies graduates as professional dialogue facilitators.

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ACCELERATING IMPACT A network of changemakers transforming conflict

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GATHER COMMUNITY DAY (TEL AVIV)

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GATHER CONVENINGS Seeds of Peace convened over 700 Seeds, parents, educators, and friends for two GATHER Community Days in Palestine and Israel to recognize the impact our alumni are having in their communities and tackle issues perpetuating conflict.

GATHER COMMUNITY DAY PALESTINE In Jericho, the GATHER Community Day highlighted the ways in which Seeds, Educators, Fellows, and other organizations, including Combatants for Peace and Just Vision, are working for change within Palestine.

Seed-led panels tackled topics ranging from community empowerment and gender politics to resisting the status quo.

The event was attended by representatives from a wide array of organizations, including the Alliance for Middle East Peace, the Office of the Quartet, Israel-Palestine: Creative Regional Initiatives, and the Palestine Liberation Organization.

The US Consul General in Jerusalem Donald Blome also spoke to the participants about the vital role of youth leadership as a catalyst for change in the region.

GATHER COMMUNITY DAY ISRAEL The GATHER Community Day in Tel Aviv included panel discussions, workshops, and lectures focused on inspiring change and accelerating the impact of initiatives led by Seeds of Peace alumni.

US Ambassador to Israel Daniel Shapiro attended the event, along with representatives from nearly a dozen organizations in Israel, including Tsofen, Hand in Hand, Sikkuy, and the Israel Women’s Network. Over 450 participants attended a luncheon highlighting the ways Seeds of Peace alumni are impacting their communities.

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GATHER OPENING (LONDON) PHOTO BY MADELEINE PRYOR

ACCELERATING IMPACT Learn more about the 2016 GATHER Fellows and their ventures at www.seedsofpeace.org/fellows 12 | 2016 Annual Report

GATHER FELLOWSHIP Seeds of Peace selected its second class of GATHER Fellows whose ventures provide creative solutions to challenges contributing to conflict in their communities.

The 2016 Fellowship, designed in collaboration with partners at Brown University’s Social Innovation Initiative, provided a platform for 15 leaders to learn the tools of social entrepreneurship and build and advance their projects.

The program offered Fellows an individuallytailored leadership development curriculum that provided coaching, trainings, workshops, and media or other public opportunities to showcase their work.

The Fellowship launched with a six-day opening convening/accelerator in London focusing on skill-building and relationship building, followed by regional hub meetings in Cyprus, the United States, Afghanistan, Israel, and Palestine, as well as a closing group convening in Jordan focused on peer learning and reflection.

Fellows also took part in 11 skill-building workshops, trainings, and presentations offered through Bridge for Billions, an online incubation platform, and were given access to a pool of small venture grants, providing them with seed funding to bring their projects to the next level.

Projects supported by the Fellowship include: • A peace incubator creating job opportunities in Punjab, Pakistan.

• A project to direct Afghan war orphans and street children away from poverty.

• A theater camp connecting Turkish and Greek Cypriot youth.

• A musical troupe connecting water activists across the 11 Nile River countries.

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ENGAGING SCHOOLS & COMMUNITIES A network of educators creating conditions for peace

96% of Educators said

they gained a greater ability to understand different perspectives through Seeds of Peace programs

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EDUCATOR PROGRAMS Educators play a critical role in long-term peacebuilding efforts, and for over two decades, Seeds of Peace has built a network of educators who support alumni at home and multiply Seeds of Peace’s impact through classrooms, schools, and communities.

Select 2016 Educator Programs highlights include: • A Seeds of Peace Camp session in Maine for educators from across the Middle East and United States, who then took part in local workshops, meetings, and listening tours back home.

• A four-day workshop for American, South Asian, and Middle Eastern Seeds of Peace Educators held in Cyprus that allowed participants to share best practices for working with youth as well as encouraging community and leadership.

• A Bara’em Al Salam (“Buds of Peace”) Camp for 53 children in Gaza designed to instill critical thinking, creativity, and social awareness organized through Seeds of Peace’s Shijaeya Community Project.

• Visits with Israeli and Palestinian peace activists in the southern West Bank for Jewish-Israeli and Palestinian-Israeli Seeds of Peace Educators.

• Monthly dialogue and engagement meetings with parents of Israeli and Palestinian Seeds.

• A two-day forum for Israeli and Palestinian artists—musicians, writers, filmmakers, and others—in Jaffa designed to inspire hope and action.

EDUCATORS TOUR (WEST BANK)

• A tour of the northern Israeli city of Ma’alotTarshiha, created when one Palestinian and one Jewish town joined together, with Jewish-Israeli and Palestinian-Israeli Seeds of Peace Educators.

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SPECIAL EVENTS

Supporters raising funds and awareness

$1.1M

raised by Seeds of Peace supporters at the 2016 Spring Dinner hosted

by Hasan Minhaj

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SPRING DINNER (NEW YORK) PHOTO BY FRANK AMMACCAPANE

Seeds of Peace celebrated the accomplishments of its alumni at the 2016 Spring Benefit Dinner in New York City. The event was hosted by Daily Show Senior Correspondent Hasan Minhaj and was attended by over 400 supporters who raised $1.1 million for Seeds of Peace programming.

Courage, commitment and connection, the themes of the evening, were evident in presentations by the three Seeds who spoke. Each described how their Seeds of Peace experiences have shaped their values, influenced their professional choices, and motivated them to work for change.

Hamdi Ulukaya, founder of Chobani and a social entrepreneur, was the keynote speaker. Ulukaya, who has made major philanthropic investments in improving the lives of people around the world, spoke of the walls people build in their hearts and minds that prevent them from understanding those who are different. He praised Seeds of Peace for teaching young leaders to see each other not as opponents, but as fellow human beings who share the same hopes, dreams, and fears.

In November, more than 125 members of the Seeds of Peace UK community came together in London for a reception to honor the new class of GATHER Fellows. The 15 Fellows had an opportunity to present their work as social entrepreneurs. The evening raised $50,000 in new support.

Throughout the year, from London to New York, Bridges to Peace events raised awareness about Seeds of Peace’s work. Highlights include the largest-ever Bridges to Peace walk in Augusta, Maine, where over 100 Seeds and supporters turned out, and the first-ever walk and fundraiser in Miami. In Kabul, over 1,500 Afghans celebrated Bridges to Peace on the International Day of Peace.

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2016 Supporters

FINANCIAL SUMMARY

More detailed financial reports, including our 2016 audit, are available upon request at info@seedsofpeace.org SOURCES OF FUNDS TOTAL EXPENDITURES $5,924,757 $6,206,307 $5,735,108

2014 2015 2016 TOTAL REVENUE 2014 2015 2016

$6,038,638 $6,296,248 $5,776,961 unrestricted contributions

$3,533,520 $3,407,778

2015 2016

special events (net)

$1,134,256 $1,013,916

program revenue (camp fees and misc.)

$852,410 $659,059

restricted contributions

$511,634 $566,206

government grants

$220,603 $103,102

in-kind contributions

$21,963 $11,515

investment and other income

$21,862 $15,385 $0

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$1M

$2M

$3M

27+20+1512821 2% south asia programs $140,277

1% US programs $66,122

CAMP (MAINE)

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8% program administration $450,576

27% camp $1,565,799

12% fundraising $663,827

USES OF FUNDS

15% multi-regional programs $849,070

20% management & admin 15% $1,145,507 middle east programs $853,930

CHANGE IN FINANCIAL POSITION ASSETS 2014 2015 2016

$2,702,303 $2,807,265 $2,788,403

LIABILITIES 2014 2015 2016

$468,609 $483,630 $422,915

NET ASSETS 2014 2015 2016

$2,233,694 $2,323,635 $2,365,488

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25th Anniversary Campaign OUR STRATEGIC VISION Seeds of Peace Tomorrow In the face of some of the world’s most intractable conflicts, Seeds of Peace gives rise to new generations of leaders uniquely positioned to accelerate the social, economic, and political changes essential for peace.

We are now seeking the support of our closest contributors—including individuals, foundations, corporations, and the government—as well as greater earned revenue, so that we can increase our investment in the leadership of outstanding Seeds and Educators. As a result, Seeds of Peace will become a more nimble and high-impact organization.

Since January 1, 2013, Seeds of Peace has raised over $28 million in charitable gifts, earned revenue, and new pledges, and thanks the following individuals and organizations for participating in our campaign at the leadership level.

We look forward to further investment in our growth throughout our 25th anniversary year.

$250,000+ Beth and David Blood Estate of Kathryn W. Davis Shelby Cullom Davis Charitable Fund ExxonMobil Corporation Moses Feldman Family Foundation Michelle Mercer and Bruce Golden Leila M. Straus Peggy and David Tanner Nancy Reiss Tellem and Arn Tellem Jane and Robert Toll Janet Wallach and Robert B. Menschel

$100,000 - $249,999 Alpern Family Foundation Paula Blumenfeld and Joseph Gantz Darcie A. Bundy and Kenneth P. Cohen

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Carlson Wagonlit Travel Connecting Kids Heart 2 Heart Hiba and Raed J. Elkhatib Sheryl and Jeff Flug Estate of Sue Carol Francis Five Together Foundation The Germanacos Foundation Lois Perelson-Gross and Stewart Gross Daniel Grossman Elizabeth S. and Steven Gruber Sally Mead Hands Foundation Harman Family Foundation The John C. & Karyl Kay Hughes Foundation The Bottle Crew / Joel E. Jacob Kiss My Face Linda and John MacDonald

Carolyn and Eugene Mercy Stuart Miller Lindsay and Aaron Miller Doris and Eliot A. Minsker Pershing Square Foundation Tal and Ariel Recanati Sarika Singh and Vivek J. Bantwal Ellen Solms Tiziana and Ramez Sousou Joan and C. Michael Spero Barry Sternlicht Amira and David Strasser Tisch Foundation Toll Brothers Jake Toll George M. Weiss Jan R. and Barry Zubrow

SEED PROFILE

HAIFA PALESTINIAN DELEGATION (1997) & FELLOW (2015)

I was born and raised in Palestine before moving to Norway at age 17 and then Canada at age 19. Growing up during the First Intifada, I experienced the conflict first hand.

My childhood experiences, as well as a formative summer as a participant in the Seeds of Peace program, fueled my desire to work with others to achieve lasting peace between Palestine and Israel.

I didn’t want others to live through the same conditions that my family and I endured.

In 2016, I co-founded the organization Empathy for Peace together with a small group of scientists and community leaders. Our goal is to advance empathy research (neuroscience and social science) and its application to peacebuilding locally, nationally, and internationally.

The nonprofit is the brainchild of myself and my good friend Lily Cohen McGregor, who was born to a Jewish family in Cairo.

Both Lily and I spent our form-

ative years experiencing the consequences of the Middle East conflict in different and very personal ways. Our journeys led us to a shared worldview and the conviction that exercising empathy to every human condition was the way to bridge ideological divides, prejudice, and injustice—and achieve peace.

We are fortunate to have

gained early support from key drivers in the empathy neuroscience field: Professor Simon Baron-Cohen (Cambridge) and Dr. Emile Bruneau (MIT).

Our plan is to establish Empathy for Peace as a partner organization that promotes, supports, and collaborates with empathy-based initiatives.

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2016 Supporters $100,000 & above Beth and David Blood Shelby Cullom Davis Charitable Fund, Inc. The Moses Feldman Family Foundation Estate of Sue Carol Francis Robert B. Menschel Michelle Mercer and Bruce Golden Leila M. Straus Arn Tellem and Nancy Reiss Tellem Jane and Robert Toll Foundation Vital Projects Fund, Inc. Wade Ash Woods Hill & Farley

$50,000 to $99,999 Carlson Wagonlit Travel Joseph Gantz and Paula Blumenfeld Steven and Elizabeth S. Gruber Harman Family Foundation John and Linda MacDonald Tal and Ariel Recanati Tiziana and Ramez Sousou Peggy and David Tanner Jacob Toll Anastasia P. Vournas and J. William Uhrig

$25,000 to $49,999 Harold Alfond Foundation Alpern Family Foundation, Inc. Amin and Rosy Badr El Din Vivek J. Bantwal and Sarika Singh The Bottle Crew Connecting Kids Heart 2 Heart Matthew P. Courey Cozen O’Connor Raed J. and Hiba Elkhatib Estate of Mary Honor Rivin Five Together Foundation Wendy P. and Samuel Frieder The Germanacos Foundation Lois Perelson-Gross and Stewart Gross Daniel Grossman Happy Hippie Foundation

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The John C. & Karyl Kay Hughes Foundation Joel E. Jacob Gillian Kaltman Latham & Watkins, LLP The Leir Charitable Foundation, Inc. Stuart Miller Eliot A. and Doris Minsker Richard and Ginny Moriarty Jerrold Newman Onnit Labs, LLC Say Yes to Education Foundation Deborah and Howard Scher Ellen Solms David and Amira Strasser Diane Tachmindji Tisch Foundation, Inc. Toll Brothers United States Institute of Peace George M. Weiss Barry and Jan R. Zubrow

$10,000 to $24,999 Ethel and Philip Adelman Charitable Foundation Joy Ammerman Melissa and Paul Anderson Nadim and Marlene Ashi David and Pernilla Avital Jonathan A. and Kristen Beck Paul and Margaret Bernstein Lisa and Mark Bezos Scott and Sabrina Birnbaum Jeannie Blaustein and Peter Bokor Bresky Foundation Darcie A. Bundy and Kenneth P. Cohen Cynthia and Scott Burns Charina Foundation, Inc. Citigroup Payment Services Cogan Family Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Nick Cole Thomas G. Connolly Christine R. Covey Tina and Harvey Crosby Kimberly and Louis D’Ambrosio

By giving level

Charles J. de Sieyes and Carol Ward Leslie Dezer and Ricardo Salmon Dishoom EOS Foundation Sheryl and Jeff Flug Paul Fribourg and Paula Zahn Glickman Family Trust Goldberg-Nash Family Foundation Daniel S. and Corinne Goldman Meg and Bennett Goodman Bobbie and Thomas Gottschalk The Gould-Shenfeld Family Foundation Leith Greenslade Howard Hirsch and Wendy Amer Elaine and Steven Jaharis Kenneth Kind Kiss My Face Alan M. and Lauren Klein Murray and Lee Kushner Leonard Lauder and Judith Glickman Annette M. and Theodore N. Lerner Family Foundation Evelyn Lipper and Bill Speck The Lunder Foundation Peter J. Lyon Susan and Stephen Mandel Katie McGrath and JJ Abrams Sally Mead Hands Foundation Richard and Ronay Menschel Lindsay and Aaron Miller Ricardo Mora Moser Family Foundation Louise Murphy Newman-Tanner Foundation North Bay US Capital Management, LLC Northern Trust Anonymous Donor Yoko Ono Lennon Red Sea Venture Partners Alexandra S. and William H. Roedy Bruce Saber and Lisa Sotto Leslie Miller Saiontz Samuel L. and Susan Samelson Michael and Diane Schachter Bart R. Schwartz and Betsy Werthan Melanie and Michael Sherwood Jan Solomon and Kenneth Simonson

SEED PROFILE

Howard Sobel and Ileene A. Smith C. Michael and Joan Spero Michael and Claudia Spies The Sternlicht Family Foundation, Inc. Marla and Robert Tanenbaum Harold and Estelle Tanner Dan R. and Sheryl Tishman Brigitte P. Trevidic and James M. Weinrott van Ameringen Foundation Ali Velshi and Lori Wachs Marvin F. Weissberg Megan and Russell Wiese Sandra Wijnberg and Hugh Freund Dominic Wilson Anonymous (2)

$5,000 to $9,999 Elaine S. and Hirschel B. Abelson Stephen M. and Anita B. Adelson Alice Rowan Swanson Foundation Altman Kazickas Foundation Jeffrey and Shari Aronson Glenn and Debra August Rana and Albert H. Baladi R. Derek and Bonnie Bandeen Joel S. and Shari Beckman Linda and Leonard Berkowitz Richard A. Berman The Cirenza Family Stephen A. and Sandy Cozen J. Taylor Crandall Suzanne C. Crilley CTC Foundation, Inc. The Melvin S. Cutler Charitable Foundation Liz Cutler Alisa and Daniel Doctoroff The Don Yoder Foundation Cynthia and Robert Doyle Asher Dunn Gene and Marlene Epstein Lori Fields and Marlin Risinger, III Bunny Freidus and John Steel Peter Gadwa Meredith J. and Joel L. Gantcher Alan Ginsburg

KEREN ISRAELI

DELEGATION (1999) & FELLOW (2016) I am a feminist activist, jurist, and entrepreneur. This year, I was honored by Forbes as one of the top-50 most influential Israeli women.

I am the Executive Director of the Shutafot (“Partners”) Coalition of Feminist organizations for Economic Justice and Employment Equality.

Shutafot is a one-of-a-kind Jewish-Arab coalition working on gender injustice in Israel. This issue is paramount to conflict transformation; our intent is to eliminate discrimination and inequality, and to promote coexistence through collaborative action.

I am also one of the founders of Layla Tov, a nonprofit that works to reduce sexual assault from Israel’s nightlife. In addition, I am a member of the National Council for Women’s Health and a consultant to the Ministry of Health on eliminating sexual harassment during medical care.

In the past, I have worked at the

Israel Foreign Ministry, the International Center for Not-for-Profit Law, and served as a facilitator at the educational department of the Association of Civil Rights Israel, conducting human rights and anti-racism workshops for educators and youth.

I hold an LL.B. from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, and a Master of Laws from Georgetown University Law Center.

My venture, supported by the GATHER Fellowship, is creating a website that will act as a bridge between women in all corners of the country and the organizations that are available to advance them.

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2016 Supporters Sandy Gottesman Jay and Luetta Gould Bradley Graham and Lissa Muscatine Myrna and Steve D. Greenberg The Greene-Milstein Family Foundation Ethan Grossman and Diane Ambler Jamie and Haim Handwerker Tim Harrington Tiffany and Marc Harris Jerry Hirsch Shelley E. Holm The Howard Hughes Company LLC The Aline and Leo Jacobsohn Foundation William Sloane Jelin Foundation Donald and Barbara Jonas Daniel P. Kahn The Rosalie Katz Family Foundation, Inc. Jurate Kazickas and Roger Altman KeyBank National Association Charles and Jessica Kibel Jill Kirshner Barbara Kravitz Richard Kurnit and Diane Katzin Amy Laurie Avi and Maya Lavi David A. and Ruth Levine Andrew and Marina Lewin LSG Charitable Foundation Bob MacLeod and Steve Byckiewicz Alexander M. and June L. Maisin Foundation Ambassador Robert and Julie Mandell The Marilyn and Bob Laurie Foundation Jane M. Masri Helen and William Mazer Foundation Debby and Daniel McGinn Nancy G. and Herbert Milstein Jonathan M. Nadler James T. Nathan Deborah Newmyer Meyer Nigri Stephen A. Novick and Evan Galen The Peter and Elizabeth C. Tower Foundation Precision Piping The Pritzker Traubert Family Foundation Oudi Recanati and Staci L. Recanati

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Peter M. Reilly Mr. and Mrs. Richard Reiss Ruth Rowan and Brian Swanson William and Pat Sarnoff William T. and Lea Scanlan Ema Scheidel and Fouad Saad Gustavo Schwed and Lucy Harrington John Shapiro and Shonni J. Silverberg Romita Shetty and Nasser Ahmad The Lucille Ellis Simon Foundation Bonnie Simon Donald E. Simon Jordan and Julie Solomon Eva and Ofir Sonesh-Kedar Esta Stecher Irene and Bruce Steinberg Sy Syms Foundation Cathy Taub and Lowell Freiberg Elizabeth Thebaud Derek Tokarz Albert and Bessie Warner Fund Anya Weaving Ruth Weisman Tommer Wizansky Robert and Judith Yarmuth Anthony A. and Nanar Yoseloff Sujatha and Kashif Zafar Anonymous (3)

$2,500 to $4,999 Patricia and Alan Abramson Daniel H. Adler Bernie and Elsie Aidinoff Catherine M. Allegra and James M. Tanner Carolyn Altieri Lauren and Michael Arnold Stacie and Michael Arpey Edward L. and Frances Barlow Adam and Mahnaz I. Bartos Zvi and Dale Barzilay Stanley and Marion Bergman Randye K. and Gerald Blitstein Brian and Roxane Bolster Richard J. Braemer and Amy Finkel Steven M. and Joy Bunson

By giving level

Susan H. Canada Joseph and Rosemary Caulfield Bertrand Chan and Yelin Song Carole A. and W. Robert Courey Miriam Daniel and Larry Wolff Stacey and Ihsan Essaid Robert C. and Susan Feldman Colleen Foster and Chris Canavan Laurie and Jeffrey Franz Stephen and Barbara Friedman David I. and Sheila Fuente Gandyr Family Foundation Farid Gargour Zachary Gidwitz Barry M. and Merle Ginsburg Robert & Dorothy Goldberg Charitable Foundation Jeremy S. Goldberg and Jenna Arnold Claire and Ronald B. Gordon Susan and Murray Haber Harmstieg Foundation, Inc. Jill and Robert Hertzberg Marlene Hess and James Zirin Highland-Mills Foundation Diane and Gary Hirsch Ara K. and Rachel Hovnanian Sherry Jacobson and Eugene Zuriff Michael E. Jaglom Richard and Elizabeth Kadin Sherry Kagan Segal Rohit and Shikha Kapoor Deborah and James Kern Susanna Lachs and Dean S. Adler Linda B. and David Lakhdhir Ken Latz Scott Lebovitz David S. and Dawn Lehmann Philip G. Levy Richard H. Levy and Lorraine Gallard Matthew Mallow and Ellen Chesler Alan and Nancy Manocherian Robert and Marilyn Mazur Anne and Todd McCormack MDC Holdings, Inc./Richmond American Homes Foundation Walter and Arlene Meranze

By giving level

Sara Michl Russell Miller Larry A. and Carol Mizel Susan and Tony Morris Eric D. Muller Amanda and Neal Myerson Paul S. Nadler Family Foundation Sarah B. and Peter O’Hagan The Pannonia Foundation Carol and Jonathan Passmore Wayne S. and Dorothy Patterson Marilyn and Michael Ratner Nancy and Mark Ratner Lenny Recanati Mr. and Mrs. Jay Regan Janet Reilly Keith L. and Rose-Lee Reinhard Marcia Riklis Susan Ringo and Barry Sonnenfeld Joseph Rokacz Gary and Karen Rose Diane G. Rosenberg Jesse R. Ryan and Stephanie Wahlstrom Andy Sabin Amer and Elisabeth Sajed Anthony and Katie Schaeffer Mark Schonberger and Nadine Shaoul Adina Shapiro Paul E. and Carolyn G. Shapiro Rony and Catherine Shimony William and Nancy Simkiss The Esther Simon Charitable Trust Mary G. and Alok Singh Ghada Sousou and Nico Boudouvas Warren Stieglitz and Carla Harman Todd and Valerie Street Harit and Reena Talwar Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vogl Gilbert H. and Joyce Walker Janet Wallach Burton Wallack The Bonnie Ward Simon Foundation Jessica Yarmuth Gail Zunz Sharyn Zunz Anonymous (2)

$1,000 to $2,499 Charles and Sandy Abookire Eric and Jan Albert Norman and Jane Alpert Joan Amron James M. and Margery E. Arsham B&B Foundation Richard and Kerri Bartlett Elizabeth Bassan Alan and Jane Batkin Maria and Wael Bayazid Pat Begley and George Beane Albert and Elissa Benchimol Peter and Katherine K. Benjamin James and Nancy Better Robert S. and Nancy Blank Barry and Lilia Bloom Lauren Blum and Bill Merten David and Barbara J. Blumenthal Joan Blum-Shayne Bob Bordone Irma S. Botvin and Larry Berkelhammer Roger A. and Bryna M. Brush Edward Buckley Bucks County Artesian Well Drillers Christopher Campbell The Sara Chait Memorial Foundation Church of Religious Science Stacey and Chris Ciauri William D. Clark and Catherine Cyrus David and Deborah L. Cohen Peter A. and Elizabeth S. Cohn Foundation, Inc. Barbara Cohn Combe Incorporated Congregation Beth Elohim Howard Cooper Ellen Craine-Rostker Cathy A. Cramer and Ken Gibbs Pilar Crespi and Stephen Robert Kevin and Annemarie Curnin Katie Danziger and Steve Horowitz Jonathan and Emme Deland Jennifer and Leo Dertouzos Kenny and Jan A. Donner

Geoffrey Drayson Dream In Color Samuel Duboc Jay Dunitz Alessandra Durstine and Alec Lipkind Cindy and David Edelson Edgewood Properties, Inc. Elizabeth Ehrenfeld Martha D. Ehrenfeld Luisa M. Engel Enterprise Rental Car Alan R. Epstein and Yvonne D. Tropp Ann Erickson Estate of Abbie Freedman The EuroCredit Exchange Ltd. John and Deborah Evangelakos Evercore Partners Services East LLC The Fay J. Lindner Foundation Senia E. Feiner Kristin G. Flood Lori and Tom Florio Dan Frederick Donald P. Freedman Barbara H. Freitag Charlotte Moss and Barry Friedberg Shira Fruchtman Gary and Ethel Furst The Gant Family Foundation Ron Garber and June Cheng Ellen S. Gelboim Frank and Robyn Ghali Susan E. Gibson and Mark Bergman Sharon Ginsburg Jason Goerges Kim Golden and Jean Suda Sylvia S. Golden Dorothy and James Goodman Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Gorlitz Douglas Green Steven Greenberg and Avra Goldman Martin and Gloria Greenstein Kyle Grochmal Vicki Gross and Jonathan Levine Jane Grossman David D. and Mary F. Grumhaus Guilford Publications, Inc.

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2016 Supporters Daniel Haber and Ellen Cohen Lynn Harman and Philip Coltoff Richard T. and Linda Hartman Sally and Stephen Herman Margaret R. Heyer Mary D. Higgins Rachel Hinchliffe Peter K. and Roberta Hirsch Stanley L. and Barbara Hirsch Hillary and Eric Hirschhorn Ruth Hornstein Louise Horvitz Maggie and Jim Hunt James C. Hurowitz, M.D. and Doreen Brettler, M.D. Mamoun M. and Susan Hussein Indian Rocks Rotary Foundation, Inc. Rabbi Richard Jacobs and Susan Freedman Stephanie and Jeffrey Jacobs JJJ Family Foundation Jane and Robert Julius Linda H. Kamm Myron M. Kaplan and Annette Hollander Ganesh Karunakaran Herbert Kasper Ms. Frances Kazan David E. and Anne L. Kendall Keith Kenney Kesher Fund of the Cohen-Fruchtman-Krieger Family, Inc. Imad and Hulda Khalidi King’s Academy Karen Kirsten Merrick R. Kleeman Robert I. and Nancy Kohn Liliane Krauss Lafer Family Foundation Joanne Landau and Fred Schwalb Kim Larson Ronald and JoCarole Lauder Elanna and Andreas Lazar Maxime Lemieux Enrique Lerner Laurence R. and Stephanie Levy Laurence H. Lewis

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Randall J. and Patricia Lewis Bernard and Susan Liautaud Claire Lilienfield Laurie Lindenbaum and Robert Horne Judy Little Paul A. and Dorothy-Sue Lotke Lois Lowry Patty and John Lummis Thomas Lyon and JoAnn Kahn Nancy Maier Makoff Family Foundation Alisa Mall Robert Malley and Caroline Brown Helen and Carl B. Marbach Barbara and Joel Marcus Mrs. Jacqueline B. Mars David G. and Sandra Marshall Charlotte S. Metcalf Sandy and Edward H. Meyer Michael Dunitz Crisis Foundation, Inc. The Milken Family Foundation Doreen Miller David and Lori Moore Morgan Stanley Foundation Reema Munir David & Inez Myers Foundation Lynda Myles Deborah Neipris Hendler and Clifford B. Hendler Nelco Foundation Larry and Jillian Neubauer Beatrice Neuwirth Scott and Wendy Newman Virginia W. and James M. Newmyer Nena Norton Lawrence and Melanie F. Nussdorf Morris and Nancy Offit Stephen and Harley Osman Michael Page Deborah R. Peikes and Robert A. Cohen Michael M. and Susan Perl Louis and Barbara Perlmutter Orni Petruschka Phillips-Green Foundation, Inc. Henry and Jean Pollak Michael Posner and Deborah Korzenik

By giving level

Pritchard Family Foundation Patricia Raber Max Lisann Ramos Deborah Ratner Salzberg and Michael Salzberg Ellen Ratner and Cholene Espinoza Arthur L. and Susan C. Rebell The Rene Bloch Foundation Sue and Jonathan Resnick Nataly and Toby Ritter David R. Robinson Robert A. and Florence Rosen Brad Rosenberg James S. and Marcia B. Rosenheim Barbara L. Rosin Nancy S. Roskind Torie Ross Erika Rottenberg Ronald and Marcia Rubin John and Elizabeth Ryan S & L Marx Foundation, Inc. Ann and William Sacher Ronan Sacher and Ofra Hahn Sacher Koby Sadan Nicholas Sakellariadis Laurie Salitan and Marc Kushner Judith Sandick, M.D. and David C. Nutt, Jr. Torie Ross and James Schainuck Kenneth and Loretta Schatz Fredrick D. and Karen Schaufeld Robert and Sylvia Scher Charitable Foundation Mark Schubin and Karen McLaughlin Kevin Schwartz Lisbeth B. Schorr Felice H. Shapiro and William E. Cress Gil Shiva Moshe Shuster Silberstein Foundation, Inc. Sanford and Jill Sirulnick Jon J. Skillman and Luanne Selk Margaret Skinner David and Lois S. Slovik Jodi and Robert J. Sokoloff Bruce Solomon Diane N. Solomon

GATHER FELLOW PROFILE

Gerald Solomon Steven Solomon Source of Hope Foundation Tracey and Shanin Specter Lee and Stephanie Spiegel Charles Steinberg and Judith Lambert Steinberg Mr. and Mrs. Michael Steinberg Lenore Steiner and Perry Lerner Richard and Penny Stevens Leonard W. and Patricia E. Stone Stonehall Farm Roger and Lee Strong Sebastian A. Stubbe Robert and Judith Stuchiner David C. Stump Robert Tanner Temple Emanu-El The Keith and Rose-Lee Reinhard Family Foundation The Schaufeld Family Foundation The Seneca Trust The Toby and Nataly Ritter Family Foundation Kevin Thurm and Suzanne Seiden Sue Tofel Barbara Toll Anne M. and James Topple Cynthia K. and Lee Vance Veritable LP Jennifer Weis and John Monsky Bernard and Betty Werthan Wheelock Street Capital Leonard M. and Robin G. Wolff Anne P. Wong William A. and Selina Woods Alyssa and Laurence Yavner Douglas C. and Susan Yearley Miriam and Robert Zadek Zelman Associates Michael and Barbara Zimmerman Courtney and Albert Zuniga Anonymous

JUSTIN

FELLOW (2016)

My work promoting peaceful and inclusive societies has led to the rescue of over 100 people from violence in the Middle East and North Africa. In March of 2015, I co-led a successful operation to rescue an interfaith activist from the civil war in Yemen, and I continue to assist those who bravely advance human rights around the world.

I am the founder and CEO of Bandura, a company I created with Israeli and Palestinian partners, which develops social networking technology to help NGOs connect people from diverse backgrounds and encourage intercultural cooperation.

Through my GATHER Fellowship project, I am leveraging the Bandura social network to help NGOs build stronger communities and better engage cross-conflict audiences.

Through our fun quizzes and matching algorithm, Bandura pairs people based on their overlapping interests (like soccer), and develops friendships regard-

less of background. New friends can continue building their relationships through games, quizzes, and chat.

NGOs and networks can continue to reach their audiences through a custom newsfeed; as members have fun playing and chatting, they are also consuming meaningful content.

In this way, NGOs working for peace are able to engage their audience on a daily basis, reach more people, and build more empathy.

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2016 Supporters $500 to $999 Michael and Lorraine P. Alberi Linda Albert E. Davies Allan John K. and Sharon B. Amdall Apple Lane Foundation Robin Atlas, M.D. and Talia Herman, M.D. James and Pamela Awad Lucas Babbitt Bachmann Strauss Family Fund, Inc. Susan Baron and Ralph Ibson Michael Barza and Judith Robinson David Baxter and Anne Anderson Susan Beckerman Erin and Brian Berger Edward J. and Sharon Bergman Walter and Rosalind Bernheimer Michael D. and Ruth M. Berry Deborah Bers and Denis McInerney Leon J. Bijou Alison Blackmore Matt and Nadia Bonner Terry and Denis Bovin Bradford White Corporation Bradley Communications Corp.

Wade T. Brainerd Franca Brenninkmeyer Louis Breskman Jamie and Nisha Brodsky Daniel C. Brown and Emily E. Rowell Wesley Brown Noreen and Kenneth A. Buckfire Brian Bushell Laurence N. Butler Ann Buxbaum Julienne and Jack Callaway Lee Casper Philip and Meryl Cedar Daniel G. Cedarbaum and Caryn L. Jacobs Aenne Brenninkmeyer Chene and Claude Chene Judi B. Cochran Charles H. and Sandra L. Cole Martin P. and Regina G. Connor John Cortapasso

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Jeanne Corwin Credit Suisse Securities Europe Ltd Lisa Dadone-Weiner Nancy Troy de Wit and Wim de Wit Pascual and Maureen Dejuan Dennis Paper & Food Service Henry and Kathy Donner Jonathan C. and Diane Downs Lawrence H. Dubois Nancy and Ira Dubois Kenneth and Nancy Duffy Linda and Josh Duhl Thomas J. Earley Eastern Propane Eric & Erica Schwartz Family Foundation William H. and Anne Ewing Doha Faour James Fearon and Teal Derrer Dr. and Mrs. Roy Feifer Josephine and Lawrence Fink Carol and John Finley Jack and Marsha Firestone Sharon Fortenbaugh Gary J. Freedson Douglas Frenkel and Marlene Weinstein Axel I. and Lauren Freudmann Mario J. Gabelli Rebecca Garland Sheri and David Gellman William Gilligan Ellyn Glasser Global Goods Partners The Global Peace Building Foundation Debra F. Goldberg and Seth P. Waxman Jocelyn and Aaron Goldberg-Schaible David Goldenberg Roger and Cindy Goldstein Anne Frances Goodrich Dev Gopalan Craig and Heidi Gorton Rachel Grassi Peggy Greenhut-Golden Emily P. Greenstein Janis Ground Jeffrey Gural Karin and Moti Hamama

By giving level

Lawrence Hamdan Margo Hamlin Hutchison Thomas and Holly Hancock Alan Harlam Steven and Shelly Harris Lawrence and Joan Hatheway Timothy Hawkins, M.D. Rosalind Hill Dan Hirsch and Brenda Gruss Gordon Holmes Cynthia B. Howland Benjamin Hurwitz Allen I. and Valerie Hyman Paul Israel Anne O. Jackson Laura Jackson Naomi Janowitz and Andrew J. Lazarus Andre Jasse Abraham and Marjorie Jelin Michael Jurnovoy Gregory and Cornelia Kamedulski George W. and Barbara M. Karr Joel Katz Michael Kaufman George A. and Martha B. Kellner Michael Khouri Kittamaqundi Community Inc - Oliver’s Carriage House Elizabeth Korn Andrew and Jennifer Kosak Ifat K. and David Kostman Rev. and Mrs. Armin H. Kroehler Scott M. and Tyana Kurtz Joel Kurtzberg Morton A. and Judy Langsfeld Carol S. Lasser and Gary Kornblith Paul E. and Meredith L. Laubin Bruce Lavine Patricia M. Lawrence Gary Levene and Deborah Eisenberg Senator and Mrs. Carl Levin Carol G. and Peter J. Levin Robert and Barbara Levine Steve and Deirdre Lewin Richard Lewis and Lois Schein William and Linda Lewis

By giving level

Michael and Cheryl Lexton Tom Lippman Cherie Loustaunau Richard and Nancy K. Lubin Lee and Barbara Maimon Deborah Malka Arnold Maltz and Aileen Louik Anthony E. and Sally Mann Iris Marden Hazan Danny Marmorstein Loretta M. McCarthy and David Washburn Barbara and Al McConagha Melamed Foundation Fred and Anneke Mendelsohn Zoe Mercer-Golden Tod Mercy Seth Miller Nicholas Mohamed Ed and Linda Morse Laura Mosedale and Matt Horgan Barbara Moses Jane E. and William M. Murray Thomas Nakashian Nancy and Daniel Neff Daniel M. and Brooke Neidich Robert J. and Ann R. Neuman Jane R. Newman and Amy Lange Jeff and Selma Newman Newmark Knight Frank Lee and Katherine Nicol Alice Nicolson Kristen and Amer Nimr Charles and Maryse O’Brien Donald and Jane Ocker Monika Olszewski Abigail Ostow JoAnn Ottman Jane Overman Bruce and Nicole Paisner Rabbi Aaron Panken and Lisa Messinger Shelly and Josef Paradis Robert and Beth Parahus Mr. and Mrs. Alan Patricof Mrs. Judy S. Peck Richard and Cynthia Perkins Hugh Phelps

Neil Pigott and Adrian Prest Thomas and Elizabeth Pileggi Marian S. Pillsbury Roy W. and Mary Pneuman Lorraine and Herbert Podell Sharon and Ariel Podrojski Abigail Pogrebin and David Shapiro Michael B. and Eileen P. Posnick Nancy Posnick Anthony Pritzker Hollis Rafkin-Sax and Ben Sax Debby Rager and Larry Malm Ronen Rahamim David Reckess Jane Reece Alexandra Reza Jane N. and Harvey L. Rich Judith Ringo Matthew Rogers Leslie Rose Barry and Caren Roseman Richard A. Rosen and Joyce E. Silberstang Fran and Eric Rosenfeld Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rosenthal Lewis and Wendy Rubin Susan and Jeffrey M. Saffer Steven Safyer and Paula Marcus Evan Sakellarios and Harriet Bloch Janet Schiller Judy and Bruce Schroffel Harvey Schussler Eric and Erica Schwartz James D. Silbert and Elizabeth Horton Jill Simon Rebecca I. Skoler and Steven D. Stovitz Matthew Slovik Susan Sosnick Matthew Sosnow and Sara Trilling Matthew Spearing and Aeshna Badruzzaman Donna J. Spector David P. Speert Kenneth S. Spirer and Joan Leitzer, M.D. Courtney Spitz and Miriam Gallardo Tarek Srouji Stairmasterz, Inc.

Ms. Kathy Steinberg Scot and Talia Sternberg Susan L. and Joseph P. Sternfeld Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Strauss Ellen Tarlow Lynne Tarnopol Taylor Wiseman & Taylor Temple Beth Elohim of Wellesley Andrea Templeman TF Lawrence Farm LLC Kim and Peter Tilley Phoebe Tonkin Triumph Philadelphia Laura Trupin Percy Turner Danny and Ongi Ungar University Presbyterian Church William Unkel Uprise, Inc. Van Dyke Family Foundation, Inc. Peter and Georgia Van Dyke John R. and Julia Ver Ploeg Carol and Alexander Vietor Ramsey Walker Roy S. Walzer Washington University in Saint Louis Irene M. and Lynn M. Weigel Joanna Weiner and Justin Swartz Ambassador Frank Wisner and Judy Wisner Lior E. Yahalomi, Ph.D. Susan F. Zinder Anonymous (3)

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2016 Supporters SEEDS

When Seeds lend their financial support, we are receiving gifts from those who know us best. Their contributions are a testament to the transformational experiences they have had at Camp and beyond.

Ludiya Abdalla Jessie E. Anderson Itamar Aviv Abdirahman Bade Netta Barak-Corren Cecily Barber Yousef Bashir Colette Bloom Angeliha Bou Jack Cobbold Alex Cohen Samara Flug Natalie Frieder Michael Garber Samuel Gardenswartz Rebecca Garland Kyle Grochmal Daniel Hamel Ruba Huleihel Samatar Iman Daniel In Nicole Iriza Sana Batool Kardar Shaina Katz Michael Kaufman Ganga Kharka Caroline Laber-Smith Hannah Lantos Miriam Liebman Anthony Macleod Erblin Mehmetaj Dana Melamed Zoe Mercer-Golden Uri Ne’eman Ella Neville Ahmed Nofal Alison Och

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Seeds, Parents of Seeds

Hassan Omar Tiffani Ortiz Iyyad Rayyan Mahmud Riffat Stephanie Rivkin Roy Rozenman Zachary Ruchman Koby Sadan Tamer Shabaneh Lior Shavit Matthew Slovik Eden Tanenbaum Eric Tanner Robert Tanner Emmanuel Williams Jessica Yarmuth Nicholas F. Young Rehan Zafar

PARENTS OF SEEDS

The parents of Seeds recognize the extraordinary perspectives their daughters and sons have gained.

Their generous support is central to our financial health.

Tom and Abby Abelson Derrick Ades and Emily Ades Daniel H. Adler Catherine M. Allegra and James M. Tanner Peter G. and Colleen Amann Melissa and Paul Anderson Christine and John Ashby Nadim Ashi and Marlene Kristoff James and Pamela Awad Rana and Albert H. Baladi R. Derek and Bonnie Bandeen Geraldine E. Baum and Michael Oreskes Jon Benson and Pamela W. Lynn Lisa and Mark Bezos Jonathan Brandon and Harriet Scheft Jonathan and Amy Brier Darcie A. Bundy and Kenneth P. Cohen, Esq. Jeanne and Stuart Burd Breanne Cash and Gary Stock

Joseph and Rosemary Caulfield Aenne Brenninkmeyer Chene and Claude Chene Stacey and Chris Ciauri The Cirenza Family Peter D. and Patricia Close David and Deborah L. Cohen Christine R. Covey Charles Crandall and Marian McGuire Kevin and Annemarie Curnin Kimberly and Louis D’Ambrosio Nancy Troy de Wit and Wim de Wit Leslie Dezer and Ricardo Salmon Carolyn Donofrio Alessandra Durstine and Alec Lipkind Stacey and Ihsan Essaid Emilio and Regina Estela John and Deborah Evangelakos Sheila and Thomas Farkas James Fearon and Teal Derrer Lori Fields and Marlin Risinger, III Josephine and Lawrence Fink Lori and Tom Florio Sheryl and Jeff Flug Laura and Joe Forest Wendy P. and Samuel Frieder Vicki Friedman Mary S. and Tim Gagnon Joseph Gantz and Paula Blumenfeld Debra F. Goldberg and Seth P. Waxman Philip N. and Adrienne Goldberg Deborah Gottschalk Jeffrey Gould Bradley Graham and Lissa Muscatine Lois Perelson-Gross and Stewart Gross Deborah T. and Jon Gruelle Karim A. and Salam Habibi Alan Haft Karin and Moti Hamama Jamie and Haim Handwerker Tiffany and Marc Harris Safia Hersi and Abdi Mohamed Peter K. and Roberta Hirsch Hillary and Eric Hirschhorn Stephanie and Jeffrey Jacobs Elaine and Steven Jaharis

EDUCATOR PROFILE

Neil and Heather Jamieson Dianne D. and Michael D. Jones Narayan Kaimal and Elissa Grad Peter Katona and Dorothy Mermelstein Katona Lisa Kelley and James McKenzie Deborah and James Kern Todd and Donna Korren Julia Langham and Eric Hoffsten David S. and Dawn Lehmann Michael and Cheryl Lexton Bernard and Susan Liautaud Judith and Marty Liebman Robert Malley and Caroline Brown Jane M. Masri Scott Matthews Peter and Rhonda McCusker Katie McGrath and JJ Abrams Michelle Mercer and Bruce Golden Lindsay and Aaron Miller Melinda Molin, M.D. and William Fogel Richard and Ginny Moriarty Sean and Elizabeth Murphy Joshua and Beth Nash Deborah Neipris Hendler and Clifford B. Hendler Lisa and Kevin Neville Jerrold Newman Deborah Newmyer Kiet Nguyen and Hieu Vo Kristen and Amer Nimr Sarah B. and Peter O’Hagan Carole Parker and John Smedley Peter Pitegoff and Ann Casady Leticia Plate and Roy Germon Revital Poleg Yigal D. Poleg Michael Posner and Deborah Korzenik Glen and Lisa Race Tal and Ariel Recanati Janet Reilly Peter M. Reilly Sue and Jonathan Resnick Alexandra Reza Alexandra S. and William H. Roedy Barbara L. Rosin

SANA PAKISTANI

EDUCATOR (2014) & FELLOW (2015) Part of the reason I went to the Seeds of Peace Camp was to get out of my comfort zone and meet with and learn from people who I would normally not have an opportunity to meet.

I was fortunate enough to have gotten that chance, and after the Seeds of Peace Camp, everything I have done in my professional life completely changed. I am a part of a cohort whose incredible support and inspiring journeys have motivated me.

I am the Manager of Delivery and Partnerships for The History Project, an organization founded

by Pakistani Seeds that juxtaposes contrasting history textbook narratives and helps youth learn to identify biases and stereotypes.

I am responsible for hiring and managing volunteers, identifying delivery partners, curating social media, and conducting impact analysis. My goals with the Project this year are to reach out to

a minimum of 1,000 students in India and Pakistan, develop lesson plans, and conduct teacher trainings with The History Project textbook. I will also conduct interactive sessions with parents to raise awareness and gain visibility via social media.

These are important steps for my colleagues and me, and we have big plans for the History Project’s future.

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2016 Supporters Debra Rothenberg, M.D. and Richard Peterson Jeffery Rubin and Shoshana Sokoloff Allan Ruchman and Amy Horbar Bruce Saber and Lisa Sotto Laurie Salitan and Marc Kushner Judith Sandick, M.D. and David C. Nutt, Jr. Deborah and Howard Scher Bart R. Schwartz and Betsy Werthan Erin Segilia Chase and John Chase Iram and Mahmood Shah Nancy and David Sharp Steven and Wendy Shenfeld Melanie and Michael Sherwood Karen and Scott Shibles Rony and Catherine Shimony Kim Silsby David and Lois S. Slovik Howard Sobel and Ileene A. Smith Eva and Ofir Sonesh-Kedar Tiziana and Ramez Sousou Teresa R. and Michael A. Stein Irene and Bruce Steinberg Todd and Valerie Street Geoffrey and Diana Sturr Ed Suslovic and Jennifer Southard Harit and Reena Talwar Marla and Robert Tanenbaum Peggy and David Tanner Cathy Taub and Lowell Freiberg Arn Tellem and Nancy Reiss Tellem Kuntheary Thim and Mark Parr Kevin Thurm and Suzanne Seiden Brigitte P. Trevidic and James M. Weinrott Ali Velshi and Lori Wachs Valerie Vought James Waldroop and Valerie L. Zimber Anya Weaving Sheldon Wheeler and Shannon Gifford Doug Wick and Lucy Fisher Megan and Russell Wiese Ambassador Frank Wisner and Judy Wisner Robert and Judith Yarmuth Eyal and Merav Zachor Sujatha and Kashif Zafar Barry and Jan R. Zubrow

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Powhatan Alumni, Counselors & Staff

POWHATAN ALUMNI

Powhatan alumni recognize that the spirit of Joel Bloom’s camp continues through Seeds of Peace.

Stephen M. and Anita B. Adelson Eleanor Bloch Alex Cohen Moses and Susan Feldman Philip Friedman, Ph.D. Rick Friedman Rick Herman Michael Jurnovoy Samuel and Irma Kahn Scott M. and Tyana Kurtz David Levin Nick Lewin Robert and Melissa Lewin Steve and Deirdre Lewin Tom Lippman Paul A. and Dorothy-Sue Lotke Jack Melnick Andrew Myers Paul Rockower Alex and Carol Rubenstein Anthony and Katie Schaeffer Donald M. and Polly Schwartz Charles and Merle G. Shoneman James D. Silbert and Elizabeth Horton Arn Tellem and Nancy Reiss Tellem Robert and Jane Toll Kenneth and Laurie B. Walden

COUNSELORS AND STAFF

Watching the transformation of Seeds has a powerful impact on staff, many of whom are inspired to include Seeds of Peace in their personal giving.

Jessie E. Anderson Cindy Avery

Netta Barak-Corren Aeshna Badruzzaman Jethro Berkman Adam J. Bernstein Hasan Bhatti Deborah Bicknell Alison Blackmore Ralph Brown, M.D. James Campbell Andrew Cedar Alex Cohen Janice Cohen Claudia Colvin Matthew P. Courey Rowena Crawford-Phillips Rebecca Crosswaith Joel E. Davidson, Esq. Charles J. de Sieyes Jason P. Drucker Georgia Etheridge Daniel Ettinger Ron Garber Rebecca Garland Alyson L. Geller Jeremy S. Goldberg Sidney Goldman, M.D. Nina Goodman John F. Goodrich Bobbie Gottschalk Aliza Green Thomas Hancock Rebecca Hankin Timothy Hawkins, M.D. Anita B. Jones Eric Kapenga Annie Kelly Mary Ann Kiernan Aaron Kurman Hannah Lantos Patricia M. Lawrence Ned Lazarus Daniel Levin Leslie Lewin Nick Lewin Katie McCormack Zoe Mercer-Golden

Corporations, Foundations & Organizations

David Meshoulam Maren Messing Danny Metzl Sepideah Mohsenian Melinda Molin, M.D. Daniel Moses Lois Myers Uri Ne’eman Matthew B. Nelson Anne Pastore Glenn Pastore Marni N. Pearce Miranda Phelps Roy W. Pneuman Debby Rager David Reckess Clarke Reeves Stephanie Rivkin Paul Rockower Debra Rothenberg, M.D. Robert Rovner, M.D. Jesse R. Ryan Krysta Sadowski Judith Sandick, M.D. Kevin Skolnik Matthew Slovik Jordan Solomon Matthew Spearing Amanda Stibel Suzy Sureck Jasmine Tamuz Eric Tanner Robert Tanner Jacob Toll Karen Tucker Percy Turner Huberta von Voss-Wittig Dindy Weinstein Nicholas F. Young

CORPORATIONS

These corporations have made an investment of at least $500 in our changemakers.

The Bottle Crew Bradford White Corporation Bradley Communications Corp.

Bucks County Artesian Well Drillers Carlson Wagonlit Travel Citigroup Payment Services Combe Incorporated Cozen O’Connor Credit Suisse Securities Europe Ltd Dishoom Donner Properties, Inc. Dream In Color Eastern Propane Edgewood Properties, Inc. EISCO Enterprise Holdings Foundation Enterprise Rental Car The EuroCredit Exchange Ltd. Evercore Partners Services East LLC Global Goods Partners Greenhut Galleries of Maine, Inc. Guilford Publications, Inc. The Howard Hughes Company LLC KeyBank National Association Kiss My Face KRE Property Management Company, LLC Latham & Watkins, LLP MDC Holdings, Inc./Richmond American Homes Foundation Morgan Stanley Foundation Nathan & Associates Newmark Knight Frank North Bay US Capital Management, LLC Onnit Labs, LLC Precision Piping Red Sea Venture Partners The Simkiss Companies Stairmasterz, Inc. Stonehall Farm Todd Street Productions

Taylor Wiseman & Taylor TF Lawrence Farm LLC The Seneca Trust Toll Brothers Triumph Philadelphia Uprise, Inc. Veritable LP Wade Ash Woods Hill & Farley Wallack Management Company, Inc. Wheelock Street Capital Zelman Associates

FOUNDATIONS AND ORGANIZATIONS Seeds of Peace finds a common purpose with the following foundations’ and organizations’ dedication to youth empowerment and is grateful for their support of $500 or more in 2016.

Ethel and Philip Adelman Charitable Foundation Harold Alfond Foundation Alice Rowan Swanson Foundation Alpern Family Foundation, Inc. The Alpert Family Foundation Altman Kazickas Foundation Ammerman Family Foundation Apple Lane Foundation B&B Foundation Bachmann Strauss Family Fund, Inc. The Beckman Family Foundation The Benjamin Peace Foundation, Inc. The Blum Family Foundation Bresky Foundation The Sara Chait Memorial Foundation Charina Foundation, Inc. Church of Religious Science Cogan Family Foundation Peter A. and Elizabeth S. Cohn Foundation, Inc. Congregation Beth Elohim Connecting Kids Heart 2 Heart

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2016 Supporters Crosby Family Foundation CTC Foundation, Inc. The Melvin S. Cutler Charitable Foundation The Gerard and Ruth Daniel Foundation, Inc. Shelby Cullom Davis Charitable Fund, Inc. The Don Yoder Foundation EOS Foundation The Gene & Marlene Epstein Humanitarian Fund Eric & Erica Schwartz Family Foundation Estate of Abbie Freedman Estate of Mary Honor Rivin The Fay J. Lindner Foundation The Moses Feldman Family Foundation Firestone Family Foundation Five Together Foundation Flood-Gamble Foundation, Inc. Estate of Sue Carol Francis Fribourg Family Foundation Friedman Family Foundation Gandyr Family Foundation The Gant Family Foundation The Jack Gantz Foundation, Inc. The Germanacos Foundation Ginsburg Family Foundation, Inc. Glickman Family Trust The Global Peace Building Foundation Robert & Dorothy Goldberg Charitable Foundation Goldberg-Nash Family Foundation The Samuel & Grace Gorlitz Foundation The Stuart S. & Byrdie Gould Foundation The Gould-Shenfeld Family Foundation The Greene-Milstein Family Foundation Happy Hippie Foundation Harman Family Foundation Harmstieg Foundation, Inc. Hess Foundation, Inc. Higgins Family Foundation Highland-Mills Foundation The John C. & Karyl Kay Hughes Foundation Hyman Family Charitable Foundation Indian Rocks Rotary Foundation, Inc. The Aline and Leo Jacobsohn Foundation

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Foundations & Organizations

Simon and Marie Jaglom Foundation, Inc. The Jaharis Family Foundation William Sloane Jelin Foundation JJJ Family Foundation The Rosalie Katz Family Foundation, Inc. Kesher Fund of the Cohen-Fruchtman-Krieger Family, Inc. Kittamaqundi Community Inc - Oliver’s Carriage House Lafer Family Foundation The Ronald & Jo Carole Lauder Foundation The Leir Charitable Foundation, Inc. Annette M. and Theodore N. Lerner Family Foundation The Susan Liataud Foundation LSG Charitable Foundation The Lunder Foundation John & Linda MacDonald Foundation Alexander M. and June L. Maisin Foundation of the Jewish Community Federation’s Endowment Fund Makoff Family Foundation The Marilyn and BobLaurie Foundation, Inc Helen and William Mazer Foundation The Mazur Family Foundation The Katie McGrath & JJ Abrams Family Foundation Sally Mead Hands Foundation Melamed Foundation The Robert and Joyce Menschel Family Foundation The Sue and Eugene Mercy, Jr. Foundation Michael Dunitz Crisis Foundation, Inc. The Milken Family Foundation Ruth Miller and Aaron & Lindsay Miller Philanthropic Fund Stuart A. Miller Family Foundation Moser Family Foundation David & Inez Myers Foundation Paul S. Nadler Family Foundation Daniel M. Neidich and Brooke Garber Neidich Foundation Nelco Foundation Jane R. Newman Charitable Trust Newman-Tanner Foundation The Pannonia Foundation

Paul P. Bernstein 1999 Trust The Perkins Family Trust The Perlmutter Family Foundation The Peter and Elizabeth C. Tower Foundation Phillips-Green Foundation, Inc. Lucile and Maurice Pollak Fund Posnick Family Foundation Pritchard Family Foundation Anthony and Jeanne Pritzker Foundation The Pritzker Traubert Family Foundation Recanati Foundation The Reiss Family Foundation The Rene Bloch Foundation Marian and Eva Rokacz Family Foundation Trust The Rose Family Foundation The Eric Rosenfeld & Fran W. Rosenfeld Foundation Rotary Club of Seminole Lake S & L Marx Foundation, Inc. Andrew Sabin Family Foundation Say Yes to Education Foundation Ken and Loretta Schatz Foundation Trust Scheidel Foundation Robert and Sylvia Scher Charitable Foundation Schonberger Family Foundation Shapiro-Silverberg Foundation Susan Stein Shiva Foundation Silberstein Foundation, Inc. The Esther Simon Charitable Trust The Lucille Ellis Simon Foundation Bruce, Steve, Gerald and Diane Solomon Fund Source of Hope Foundation The Sternlicht Family Foundation, Inc. Leila & Melville Straus Charitable Trust Strong Foundation of New York Sy Syms Foundation Temple Beth Elohim of Wellesley Temple Emanu-El The Bovin Family Foundation The Keith and Rose-Lee Reinhard Family Foundation The Schaufeld Family Foundation

Gifts of Goods & Services

The Toby and Nataly Ritter Family Foundation Tisch Foundation, Inc. The Robert and Jane Toll Foundation United States Institute of Peace University Presbyterian Church Van Ameringen Foundation Van Dyke Family Foundation, Inc. Vital Projects Fund, Inc. The Vogl Foundation The Bonnie Ward Simon Foundation Albert and Bessie Warner Fund Washington University in Saint Louis Weiss Family Foundation Barry L. and Jan R. Zubrow Foundation

GIFTS OF GOODS AND SERVICES Cindy Avery, M.D. Ralph Brown, M.D. Baked by Melissa Laura Cohen Detroit Pistons EISCO Flatbread Company Timothy Hawkins, M.D. Kiss My Face Panfoto Rowena and Jon Crawford-Phillips Marni N. and Kevin Pearce John F. Goodrich, M.D. National Basketball Association Debra Rothenberg, M.D. Robert Rovner, M.D. Toll Brothers Jacob Toll Takobia

PLANT A SEED OF PEACE WITH YOUR GIFT ONLINE www.seedsofpeace.org/donate

BY CHECK Seeds of Peace Attn: Development Department 370 Lexington Avenue, Suite 1201 New York, NY 10017 MAKE A GIFT OF STOCK Contact Marni Pearce +1 (212) 573-8235 marni@seedsofpeace.org GIVE THROUGH YOUR DONOR ADVISED FUND Contact Marni Pearce +1 (212) 573-8235 marni@seedsofpeace.org INCLUDE SEEDS OF PEACE IN YOUR WILL or as a beneficiary of your retirement plan Contact Tracy Malloy-Curtis +1 (212) 573-8239 tracy@seedsofpeace.org EXPLORE CORPORATE PARTNERSHIPS Contact Ross Mudrick +1 (212) 573-8270 rmudrick@seedsofpeace.org INTERNATIONAL GIVING Contact Jason Drucker +1 (212) 573-8048 jdrucker@seedsofpeace.org SUPPORT THE 25TH ANNIVERSARY GALA Contact Dindy Weinstein +1 (941) 400-2440 dindy@seedsofpeace.org FUNDRAISE FOR SEEDS OF PEACE THROUGH CROWDRISE Contact Caitlin Golub +1 (212) 573-8270 caitlin@seedsofpeace.org

ALUMNI PROFILE PHOTOS

BY MADELEINE PRYOR

Seeds of Peace is a registered 501(c)(3). Our Tax ID is #52-1814447.

All gifts are deductible to the fullest extent allowable by law.

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2016 Supporters Planned Giving Your will or trust is a reflection of your values. A gift by bequest through your will or living trust, or a gift through a retirement plan beneficiary designation, will create a legacy of hope and opportunity for future generations.

A legacy gift reaffirms your belief that peace is indeed possible and sustainable. Many supporters choose to leave a bequests in their will or trust.

You may also name Seeds of Peace as a beneficiary of a retirement plan, life insurance policy, brokerage or bank

account as a generous way to support our shared vision.

As you create or review your long-term financial plans, we hope you will consider creating a legacy of support for Seeds of Peace and the young leaders who are striving to create a peaceful and inclusive future. If you have included Seeds of Peace in your plans, please let us know.

If would like to learn how to create your own legacy gift, please contact Tracy Malloy-Curtis JD, Deputy Director of Development, at (212) 573-8239 or tracy@seedsofpeace.org.

IN RECOGNITION

Samuel J. Bellin*

Bobbie and Thomas Gottschalk

Mary Honor Rivin*

Macky Bennett*

Helen R. Grace*

Alice Soref

Paul Bernstein

Dorothy Day Horowitz*

C. Michael and Joan Spero

Rosalind Biskind*

Ellen Kagan*

Martin I. Small*

Kathryn W. Davis*

Betty Jo Lowe Krout*

Stella Vogel*

Ethel K. Duritz*

Eugene and Carolyn Mercy

Ruth Weisman

Sue Carol Francis*

Arnold Nestle*

Anonymous (3)

Dan Frederick

Ruth Plotnick*

Abbie Freedman*

Charlotte W. Ritter*

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*Deceased

Global Leadership Council The Global Leadership Council and its two committees—Alumni & Young Professionals, and Corporate & Thought Leaders— champion Seeds of Peace’s critical work and help grow the footprint of the organization. The Council includes Seeds and Seed parents, longstanding donors, and select members of the business and philanthropic communities.

Angela Homsi (GLC Chair) ALUMNI AND YOUNG PROFESSIONALS COMMITTEE Ron Garber (Co-Chair)

Boris Sharapan

Karen Karniol-Tambour

Eric Tanner

George Khalaf

Jacob Toll

Ned Lazarus Devon Cohen

Jessica Yarmuth (Co-Chair)

CORPORATE AND THOUGHT LEADERS COMMITTEE

Lara Barak

Leen Al-Alami (Co-Chair)

Julie Mandell

Jay Cohen

Andrew Cedar (Co-Chair)

Jane Masri

Rebecca Garland

Aner Ben-Ami

Yossi Mekelberg

Marcus Goldbas

Inbal Ben-Ami Bartal

Jennifer Miller

Perri Gould

Johan Berggren

Eric Norberg

Amer Kamal

Robert Bordone

Amera Otaifa

Nicole Krantz

Aenne Brenninkmeyer Chene

Deborah Pevenstein

Shira Mazor

Lisa Cirenza

Hanoch Piven

Misha Mehrel

Erin Segilia Chase

Donna Preddy

Zoe Mercer-Golden

Fadi Elsalameen

Diala Saadeh-Thaher

Adam Nofal

Sheryl Haft Flug

Koby Sadan

Ben Pollard

Zachary Gidwitz

Ahmad Shami

Dana Reilly

Malvina Goldfeld

Ghada Sousou

Stephanie Rivkin

Dan Grossman

Anna Tunkel

Lois Perelson-Gross

Bob MacLeod

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Advisory Board T.H. George H. W. Bush

Mrs. Kathryn W. Davis (1907-2013)

Sen. George Mitchell

T.H. William Jefferson Clinton

H.E. Shimon Peres (1923-2016)

Her Majesty Queen Noor

Dr. Sa’eb Erekat

Board of Directors Peggy E. Tanner (Chair)

Steven B. Gruber

Robert Toll

Matthew Courey (Vice Chair)

Joel E. Jacob

Janet Wallach

Christine R. Covey (Secretary)

Tal Recanati

Sandra S. Wijnberg

Vivek Bantwal (Treasurer)

Bruce Saber Deborah Lafer Scher

Paul Bernstein (Emeritus)

David Avital

Jordan Solomon

Darcie Bundy (Emeritus)

Amin Badr-El-Din

Tiziana Sousou

Joseph Gantz (Emeritus)

Richard Berman

David Strasser

Michelle Mercer (Emeritus)

Scott Birnbaum

Leila M. Straus

Eugene Mercy Jr. (Emeritus)

Cynthia Baker Burns

Sebastian Stubbe

Lindsay Miller (Emeritus)

Raed Elkhatib

Arn Tellem

James Orphanides (Emeritus)

Jeremy Goldberg

Nancy Reiss Tellem

Samuel L. Samelson (Emeritus)

Bobbie Gottschalk

Jane Toll

C. Michael Spero (Emeritus)

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Seeds of Peace Staff FOUNDER

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

John Wallach (1943-2002)

Leslie A. Lewin

sDenotes Seed serving on staff eDenotes Educator serving on staff

MIDDLE EAST AND SOUTH ASIA

Mohammed Isleeme

UNITED STATES

Ross Mudrick

Lubna Al Qudwa

Mostafa Ismails

Eva Armour

Coordinator, Middle East Programs

Director, Global Strategy & Programs

Glenn Pastore

Danny Metzl

Sarah Brajtbords

Marni Pearce

Daniel Moses

Fayth Centeno

Clarke Reeves

Coordinator, Gaza Program

Mirna Ansaris

Program Coordinator, Middle East

Tha’er Abdallah

Accountant, Ramallah

Farhat Agbaria

Co-Director, Facilitation

Orlando Arellano

Team Leader, Multinational Programs & Strategy

Farah Badoure

Program Coordinator, Middle East

Claire Dibsi Ayed

Chief Officer, Legal & Business Affairs and Deputy Director, Parents Program

Jonah Fisher Director, GATHER

Sagar Gangurde

Director, Indian Programs

Ashraf Ghandour

Manager, GATHER Community

Kyle Gibson

Deputy Director, Global Programs & Strategy

Director, Middle East Programs

Co-Director, Facilitation Director, Educator Programs

Efrat Peleg

Camp Director

Senior Manager, Global Human Resources & Administration

Senior Manager, Development Director, Grounds & Maintenance Senior Database Manager

Programs & Development Manager

Jason P. Drucker

Schuyler Reid

Francis Edouard

Salonee Shrestha

Caitlin Golub

Mark Tsigler

Chief Officer, Legal & Business Affairs, Tel Aviv

Catherine Joseph

Huberta von Voss-Wittig

Eddie Samuels

Eric Kapenga

Dindy Weinstein

Yael Shalem

Tracy Malloy-Curtis

Timothy P. Wilson

Hussein Sheikh

Jenna Markowitz

Alina Yavorovskaya

Program Coordinator, Middle East

Maayan Polegs

Director, Middle East Programs

Madeleine Pryor

Digital Media Producer & Strategist

Eyal Ronder

Accountant, Tel Aviv

Accountant, Jerusalem Bookkeeper, Lahore

Omar Tayehe

Director, Middle East Programs

Director, Development & External Relations

Financial Reporting Accountant Manager, Development Manager, Accounting

Specialist, Communications Deputy Director, Development Business Affairs Officer

Reggie Miller

Coordinator, Human Resources & Administrative Staff Accountant Staff Accountant Director, Communications

Director, Individual Philanthropy Senior Advisor & Director, Maine Seeds Program Executive Vice President, Finance & Administration, CFO

Director, United States Programs

Uraib Zalatimo

Team Leader, Middle East Operations and Office Manager, Jerusalem

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