For more than 100 years, the Anti-Defamation League has led the fight against racism, bigotry, intolerance and anti-Semitism. Today, ADL safeguards our democratic ideals and civil rights through wide-ranging educational and investigative programs. Please join us in our efforts to ensure safety for all. Your contribution is tax deductible as provided by law. I am interested in learning more about: (please check all that apply) ❑ Confronting Anti-Semitism ❑ Civil Rights ❑ Bullying and Cyberbullying ❑ Education and College programs ❑ Extremist Groups/Hate Crimes ❑ International/Middle East Affairs ❑ Law Enforcement programs ❑ Upcoming local ADL programs For more information on ADL, please visit our website: chicago.adl.org My/our tax deductible gift of ❑ $100 ❑ $360 ❑ $500 ❑ $750 ❑ $1,000 ❑ Other amount $___________ A check is enclosed Please charge my: American Express Visa MasterCard Discover Card # Exp. Date: Name Address City/State/Zip E-mail Telephone: Home ( ) Business ( ) I/we have already included, or I/we would consider including ADL in my/our estate or financial plans.
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For more than 100 years, the Anti-Defamation League has led the fight against racism, bigotry, intolerance and anti-Semitism.
Today, ADL safeguards our democratic ideals and civil rights through wide-ranging educational and investigative programs. Please join us in our efforts to ensure safety for all. Your contribution is tax deductible as provided by law.
I am interested in learning more about:(please check all that apply)
❑ Confronting Anti-Semitism❑ Civil Rights❑ Bullying and Cyberbullying❑ Education and College programs❑ Extremist Groups/Hate Crimes❑ International/Middle East Affairs❑ Law Enforcement programs❑ Upcoming local ADL programs
For more information on ADL, please visit ourwebsite: chicago.adl.org
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GREATER CHICAGO/UPPER MIDWEST REGION YEAR END REVIEW
2016
Dear ADL Supporter,
When the Anti-Defamation League was founded right here in Chicago in 1913, our local leaders chose their words wisely: "To stop the defamation of the Jewish people and to secure justice and fair treatment for all.” Fast forward more than a century, and we find ourselves in a very different time, facing sadly similar challenges.
Twitter, Facebook, newspapers, billboards, and even the comment sections of the ADL website have been subject to recent anti-Semitic remarks and anti-Israel rhetoric. Social media may be a new outlet for this year’s negativity, including attacks against journalists, but the message is just as frightening as ever. We know that words matter, and that threatening speech too often leads to dangerous actions.
We live in unsettling times. We are witnesses to terror attacks around the world, the ongoing refugee crisis, and a rising Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions movement. And ADL is there to speak out and speak up against anti-Semitism, bullying, bias, and hate. Our mission takes us from playgrounds to political rallies, from college campuses to the boardrooms of global corporations.
We work hard to ensure that our voice is heard in the fight for equality in marriage and the military, for religious freedoms, for voting rights, for immigration reform, and for hate crime laws. Our education programs in schools, synagogues, and overnight camps teach students about the power of words, while our investigative research team assists law enforcement in targeting extremists.
As you look through the following pages, we hope that you will feel proud of the work ADL has done this year, work made possible by your generous support.
Lonnie J. Nasatir
Regional Director
Barbara S. Adelman
Regional Board Chair
ADL SPEAKS OUT
Fear of Refugees: Op-Ed by Regional Director Lonnie Nasatir
“The idea of tracking Americans or selectively accepting refugees on the basis of religion is not only inimical to our American values, it also wildly misses the worthy goal of establishing a rational balance between civil liberties and security measures.”
Crossing The Line: When Criticism of Israel Becomes Anti-Semitic “Let’s be clear. No government is immune from criticism. Surely neither the U.S. government nor the government of Israel nor any other. But when that criticism of Israel crosses the line into anti-Semitism, we will condemn it. ...Standing up for rights of disempowered people is a job for us all. ADL has been doing it for more than 100 years."
ADL CEO Jonathan Greenblatt Condemns Offensive Election Rhetoric
“As the general election campaign approaches, I hope that our fellow Jewish communal groups and civil rights organizations will join us in speaking out against intolerance and hate. We must not write this off as ‘politics as usual’ because it isn’t.”
Global Crises are Overshadowing Hate Crimes
"In the shadows of global crises, it’s a sad fact of everyday life that people around the world are routinely attacked, threatened or intimidated simply because of who they are or what they believe. ...While the problem of underreporting and incomplete hate crimes laws is not unique to Europe, and the U.S. faces its own challenges in extending fully inclusive hate crimes laws to all 50 states, for the sake of their citizens and societies, European governments should make good on their own commitments to combat hate crime."
WORDS TO ACTION
Jewish youth in the United States continue to experience anti-Semitism in the form of taunts, belittling jokes, harassment, and hateful graffiti in the halls and classrooms of their schools, neighborhoods, and communities.
In addition, over the past two academic years, approximately 1,000 anti-Israel events took place on university and college campuses in the U.S., many of which were organized by groups engaged in the Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions (BDS) movement that aims to delegitimize the State of Israel. In this time period, approximately 50 student governments or student bodies voted on BDS resolutions, and at least 77 anti-Israel events were sponsored by university departments or academic programs. Two significant upcoming anniversaries will likely prompt anti-Israel activity on campuses in 2017: the 50th anniversary of the Six-Day War and the 100th anniversary of the Balfour Declaration.
In this context, it is imperative that ADL continues to have a voice in the young adult community. Words to Action is an interactive, facilitator-led education program designed to empower and equip individuals with constructive and effective responses to combat anti-Semitism and anti-Israel bias. Throughout the last year, our staff conducted Words to Action trainings at university campuses, overnight camps, day schools, and synagogues. The feedback has proven impactful, for as one student put it: “Anti-Semitism is not always something we can control, but we can take action to prevent it,” and another participant commented that since the program, they feel more prepared “to respond in a situation when facing anti-Semitism.”
Allison Rosenfeld, Assistant Regional Director, conducts a Words to Action session at Olin-Sang-Ruby Union Institute Camp
Most recently, ADL held Words to Action trainings at the following locations:
Anshe Emet Synagogue • Am Yisrael Congregation • BBYO Chicago • Bernard Zell Anshe Emet Day School • B’nai Brith Beber Camp • B’nai Jehoshua Beth Elohim (BJBE) • Camp Interlaken JCC • Camp Ramah • Camp Young Judaea Midwest • Congregation Beth Shalom • Congregation Shalom (Milwaukee, WI) Indiana University • Jewish United Fund/Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Chicago • Moody Bible Institute • Moriah Congregation • North Suburban Synagogue Beth El • Oak Park Temple • Sinai Synagogue (South Bend, IN) • Temple Jeremiah • Temple Sholom of Chicago • University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign • University of Wisconsin-Madison • URJ Goldman Union Camp Institute • URJ Olin-Sang-Ruby Union Institute
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"LEAC provides law enforcement leaders with a venue to confront and discuss the diverse challenges in domestic terrorism and hate crimes. As Committee Chairperson, I witnessed LEAC illustrate successful collaboration between public and private partnerships. Through this committee, ADL and law enforcement partners work to protect the lives and liberties of our fellow citizens. We build communities that stand united against crime and terrorism, and are committed to promoting and defending freedom. This is why law enforcement appreciates the ADL and why I value LEAC."
- Jeremy W. Francis Supervisory Special Agent,
Chicago FBI
■ LAW ENFORCEMENT
ADL offers law enforcement officers from Chicago and across the Upper Midwest an extensive list of local and national programs, including hate crimes trainings for police and citizens’ academies, the Advanced Training School in Washington, DC, which is designed for professionals assigned to intelligence, counter-terrorism, and homeland security units, and the National Counter-Terrorism Seminar (NCTS) in Israel. Chicago Police Department Superintendent Eddie Johnson, a recent NCTS graduate, was greatly impacted by his experience as well as the opportunity to return and implement ADL’s anti-bias training with members of the law enforcement community. Additionally, ADL’s Law Enforcement Advisory Committee (LEAC) meets regularly and provides officers with a platform to collaborate and strengthen their connection to ADL.
“There are so many highlights to NCTS in Israel. For police it’s great to interact with other law enforcement professionals. Networking is critical for us because in the United States, when one police department has a set of problems, other agencies have similar issues and it’s great to share best practices. It’s especially useful to learn how they’re handling tensions and issues very similar to what we have in the United States. It might be related to different groups, but the tensions and the realities of the Israeli police department and border police and our work are very similar, and some of the techniques that they’re using were ones that we might look into adopting in the future after considering the legal implications. We also brought some information and shared that with them.”
- Leo SchmitzDirector, Illinois State Police
NCTS 2016 at Mount Bental, Golan Heights, Israel
“I had the opportunity this past year to coordinate an A World of Difference® Institute Peer Leadership training for our student leaders. I now have access to ADL’s educational resources, table talks, and tools to better support our diverse school community. The comprehensive wrap around support provided by the education team was helpful in navigating some difficult conversations. I am grateful for their commitment to diversity education.”
-Megan Edgin, M.A., Former School Counselor,
Lenart Regional Gifted Center
ADL Chicago’s A WORLD OF DIFFERENCE® Institute is a resource for students, educators, and parents with on-site trainings that focus on important issues such as bullying, cyber-bullying, becoming an ally, confronting bias, and ultimately, how to create a culture of respect and inclusivity. A new Current Events Classroom series is now available online and offers timely topics ranging from ways to discuss the election cycle and gender wage gap to the refugee crisis in Europe.
As part of the ADL Chicago inaugural No Place for Hate® Campaign, students, educators, and parents will engage in Institute training and plan at least three school-wide activities that promote individual dignity and intergroup harmony. The Campaign culminates in an end of year celebration declaring the school No Place for Hate®.
A WORLD OF DIFFERENCE® Institute
Most recently, ADL conducted A WORLD OF DIFFERENCE® Institute programs at the following locations:
Academy for Global Citizenship • Akiba Schechter Jewish Day School • Alain Locke Charter School • Anna R. Langford Community Academy • Brownell Elementary • Carl Von Linné Elementary School • Da Vinci Academy • DePaul University • Dirksen Elementary School • Goodman Theatre • Graham Elementary • Harriet Beecher Stowe Elementary School • Hefferan Elementary School • Hillel Torah North Suburban Day School • Kipling Elementary School • LEARN Charles and Dorothy Campbell Campus • Lenart Elementary Regional Gifted Center • Nathan Hale Elementary School • Parliament of the World’s Religions • Peotone School District 207-U • Proviso West High School • Rowe Elementary School • St. Ignatius College Prep • The Orchard School • Tri-Creek School Corporation • Turner-Drew Language Academy • Visitation Catholic School • Washington Jr. High School • YWCA
A thank-you note from Lenart Regional Gifted Center following an ADL program
CAMPUS LEADERS MISSION TO ISRAEL
Our Campus Leaders Mission to Israel is a terrific opportunity for college students from all religions and backgrounds to experience Israel up close, in all its nuance and complexity. Qualified applicants must be college students who have not previously visited Israel and exemplify leadership on their college/university campus – such as political involvement, student activism, and publishing of campus newspapers. This year, ADL hosted students from schools across the country, including Loyola University Chicago, George Mason University, and Boston College.
"I still remember the emotions I felt exiting the plane at Ben Gurion Airport. Filled with excitement and anticipation, I was eager to learn first-hand the challenges faced by Israel and its neighbors. My experience provided a starting point for continuing my aspiration of a career focused on social justice and international affairs. As a result of the trip, I feel confident in my ability to talk about my experience in the classroom while correcting inaccurate, preconceived ideas about the region."
- Trisha CamaraSophomore at Loyola University Chicago
INTERFAITH The Binding Commitment program is a unique professional development opportunity for Catholic school educators in Chicago. The program provides the training and resources necessary to teach their students about the Holocaust and the historical relationship between the Jewish and Catholic communities. ADL partners with the Archdiocese of Chicago, Office of Catholic Schools, to present a two-day professional development seminar for Catholic School educators (grades 4-12). The first session is held on a Friday in August at North Shore Congregation Israel in Glencoe, IL, followed by an inspiring Shabbat service and dinner with Holocaust survivors. The second session takes place at the Illinois Holocaust Museum & Education Center in Skokie and, after the coursework, includes a tour of the Museum.
2016 Campus Leaders Mission in Israel
2016 Binding Commitment program at North Shore Congregation Israel
with Rabbi Steven S. Mason
■ HOLA OLAM
2016 marked the second of year of Hola Olam (hola means "hello" in Spanish and olam means "world" in Hebrew), ADL’s Latino-Jewish intercultural program for high school students. The initiative is designed to encourage interaction, cooperation, and understanding between the next generation of Latinos and Jews in Chicago. These new connections will act as an important means to fight hate, discrimination, and intolerance, both locally and globally. The group met in Chicago for three educational programs based on curriculum from ADL’s award-winning A WORLD OF DIFFERENCE® Institute, including sessions at the National Museum of Mexican Art and Univision television studios, where students observed a live newscast.
YOUNG LEADERSHIP
The Glass Leadership Institute (GLI) is a national program, offered locally in Chicago and Indianapolis, that introduces the next generation of Jewish activists and leaders to ADL. Each year GLI accepts young professionals, ranging in age from 25-40, who are interested in learning about ADL’s mission and ways they can get involved. In the past year, GLI participants visited the Chicago offices of the FBI, met with ADL National and Midwest Regional staff, and discussed a myriad of topics, from international affairs and civil rights to law enforcement, media relations, and education.
GLI graduate, Board member, and Education Committee Chair, Greg Stewart, with Regional Director, Lonnie Nasatir, and Regional Board Chair,
Barbara Adelman, at the ADL Summit in Washington, D.C.
Univision reporter/anchor Enrique Rodríguez with the 2016 Hola Olam class, and Natan Pakman, Assistant Regional Director
A Life Lived Out Loud: Elaine Soloway in Conversation with Mary Schmich
This two-hour program featured Elaine Soloway, author of three books and matriarch of the family that inspired the Emmy Award-Winning series Transparent. The conversation was facilitated by Chicago Tribune columnist Mary Schmich. Soloway continues to write and consult in Chicago.
ADL CHICAGO’S OUTREACH NETWORK EVENTS
ADL CEO Jonathan Greenblatt speaks at 1871 Luncheon
Hosted at 1871 in the Merchandise Mart, this lunch session featured a discussion with ADL CEO and National Director Jonathan Greenblatt, who described his journey from Silicon Valley entrepreneur to his current role at the helm of the nation’s premier civil rights organization.
Please check our website regularly at chicago.adl.org for information on upcoming events.
Elaine Soloway
Rosenwald: The Remarkable Story of a Jewish Partnership with African American Communities
ADL and the Chicago Urban League partnered for a special screening and discussion of the acclaimed documentary, Rosenwald: The Remarkable Story
of a Jewish Partnership with African American Communities. This film traces the story of Jewish philanthropist Julius Rosenwald’s (President and Chairman of Sears from 1908-1932) efforts to join with African American communities in the South to build schools during the early part of the twentieth century. From the 1910s into the early 1930s, more than 5,300 Rosenwald schools were constructed in African American communities throughout 15 Southern states.
Mary Schmich
ADL CEO and National Director Jonathan Greenblatt at 1871, with Howard Tullman, CEO of 1871
Photos courtesy of 1871
WOMEN OF ACHIEVEMENT AWARD
CONGRATULATIONS TO ADL’S GREATER CHICAGO/UPPER MIDWEST REGION 2016 HONOREES
Terri MascherinPartnerJenner & Block, LLP
Laura Ferris AndersonManaging DirectorJPMorgan Chase
Connie LindseyExecutive Vice President, Head of Corporate Social Responsibility and Global Diversity & InclusionNorthern Trust
Victoria DingesSenior Vice President Corporate RelationsThe Allstate Foundation
MAN OF ACHIEVEMENT AWARD - INDIANA
Steven C. Beering, M.D.President EmeritusPurdue University
Dr. Robert L. Bowen, P.E.Chairman & FounderBowen Engineering
Please contact Lauren Grossman, Assistant Director of Development
at (312) 533-3916.
2016 MIDWEST CORPORATE DIVERSITY PROGRAM We thank the corporations in our Midwest region who stand with us to build diversity
2016 REGIONAL BOARD AND OFFICERS
Regional Chair:Barbara S. Adelman (NAC)
Vice Chairs:Allen J. Fagel (NC)Laurence E. Hyman (ANC)Charles Kurland (NC)William A. Marovitz (ANC)Michael Perlow (NC)Dr. Avner M. Porat (NC)Keith J. Shapiro (NC)Howard J. Swibel (NC)
Secretary:Jeffrey M. Simon (NC)
2016 Regional Board: Jack Ablin Gary AxelrodPhilip J. Bach (ANC)Bruce R. Bachmann (ANC)Stanford Baratz (NC)Rick Baruch Dennis G. Berger Pamela Berkowitz (ANC)Sen. Arthur L. Berman Debbie L. Berman Myles D. Berman Norman R. Bobins
Brian B. Boorstein (NC) William J. Brodsky Sherwin A. Brook (ANC)Jonathan Bruss (NC) Denise B. Caplan Barry A. ChatzJoshua Cohen A. Steven Crown (NC)Amy S. DrewScott R. Drury Nicole DrusinskyAlana DugandzicJulie Livingston Echt Fredric J. EntinClement A. Erbmann Steven S. FademElliot G. Farkas Jonathan C. FeigHon. Roger G. Fein (ANC) Susanne C. Fein Eric Feinberg Richard L. Fenton (ANC)Michael Fixler Peter E. Friedell David J. Friedman Steven G. FrostGerald B. Ginsburg Andrew M. Glick Lawrence E. Glick (NC)
Thomas C. Goldblatt (ANC)Peter L. Goldman Howard A. Goldstein Ellis M. Goodman John J. Goodman Ralph M. Goren Kenneth M. GorenbergAaron L. Hammer James Hanig Phyllis Glink HarrisStacie R. Hartman Douglas A. Hirsh (ANC)Louise P. Homburger (NC)Thomas C. Homburger (NC)Brian HowardLisa ImberDiane S. Israel (ANC)Andrew S. JacobsRichard M. Jaffee Steven L. Joseph Mark Juster (NC)Bennett E. KaplanEdward L. KaplanRichard F. KargerGeoffrey R. KassMelvin L. Katten (NC)Joanne C. KeeshinBarbara Levy Kipper (NC)Adam R. Klein
Frances H. Krasnow Michael P. Krasny (NC)Paula J. KrasnyCharles F. Kriser (NC) Aaron Lanski Carolyn Leonard (ANC)Jon LeveySusan Ruffer LevinJack Levitt Scott Levy Susan Cohen Levy Jeremy LissBarry Litwin Steve L. Mandell (NC)Sylvia R. Margolies (NC)Greg Maurer (ANC)Michael S. Maurer Scott Mendeloff Jerome H. Meyer Paul A. MillerJoanne Moffic-SilverJake Morowitz (NC)Xuong Nguyen Gregory E. Ostfeld Dennis Passis (NC)Florie Perellis (NC)Theodore F. Perlman Gary L. PlotnickDale M. Pollak
Joan Porat (ANC)Nadine M. ProsperiSuzanne J. Prysak Jonathan S. Quinn (NC)S. Jarret Raab Myron J. Resnick (NC)David RichterJames L. RolfeHon. Abbey F. Romanek Julian Rose Burton X. Rosenberg Jeffrey Rosenberg (ANC)Sheli Z. Rosenberg
Warner A. Rosenthal Michael I Rothstein (NC)Arnold G. Rubin (NC)David S. RuskinNate Sahn Stuart M. Salins Mitchell H. Saranow (NC)Joel H. SchneiderDaniel J. SchwartzIda Scully (NC)Jason SecoreAllan “Bud” Selig Hon. James A. Shapiro
Steven J. ShermanPamela J. Simon (NC)Gary M. Sircus Julie Smolyansky Lawrence Stark Amy K. SteinbackJay B. Sterns Ellen J. L. Sternweiler (NC)Gregory Stewart (ANC)Scott Strusiner William A. Sugarman Bruce W. Taylor (ANC) Tracy Treger (NAC)
Adriane Glazier TurowAndrea F. WainerBradley A. WeinerBruce P. WeisenthalSimone Singer WeissbluthSteven J. Yatvin Bruce M. Zessar Marjorie Zessar (NC)Jennifer Zukerman
(NC) National Commissioner(NAC) National Advisory Committee(ANC) Associate National Commissioner
2016 ASSOCIATE BOARD
Karen ApterJustin BaratzAmy Berger Carolyn BraffOlivia BrennanSuzanne Courtheoux Michael CrandallStacey Dembo Daniel A. Dorfman Jody EhrenbergMichelle Fischgrund
Lawrence FogelLeslie FogelCasey J. ForemanAdam GarberMax B. GoodmanJordana R. GreenbergAdam GuetzowJames E. Hausler Micky Hervitz Elan JacobyTamar Kipper Jacoby
Emily Keith Samantha Klein Leanne Levy Dana MehlmanCandace L. Meyers Robert MorganMarissa MoscowitzScott W. NovackJason PesickDaniel Render Michelle Ronay
Blake RoterHeidi R. Roth Lisa M. Roth Leeatt Rothschild Stacy Rudd Jordan SalinsRachel Schaller Brian SemelAndrew SherlockAmy M. SigmanAbby Solow
Michelle Steiman Jenna SteinDavid StockDiane M. WelbelSamuel WillensRichard Z. WolfSari Zager
Founder ($25,000+)Lester & Edward Anixter Family FoundationAnonymousStan & Amy Baratz & FamilyMr. & Mrs. Roger O. BrownCrown Family PhilanthropiesHenry Crown & Co.Mr. & Mrs. John J. GoodmanHarris Family FoundationThe Irving Harris FoundationDavid G. Herro & Jay FrankeCharles & Geraldine KriserThe Malkin FamilyDaniel & Jane OchThe Perlman Family FoundationMichael & Sandra PerlowNancy & Dale PollakArnold G. & Kimberly A. RubinCari & Michael SacksTom & Julie ScottJill & Rob SelatiThe Charles & M.R. Shapiro Foundation Keith J. & Marci ShapiroKathleen Hart SolovyHarrison I. SteansJennifer W. Steans
Benefactor ($10,000 - $24,999)Barbara Stolberg Adelman & Steven AdelmanAnonymousArkes Family FoundationBruce BachmannShirley BaratzThe Bluhm Family Charitable FoundationBlum-Kovler FoundationMr. & Mrs. Norman Bobins on behalf of the Robert Thomas Bobins FoundationDenise B. Caplan Paul & Pearl Caslow FoundationJoshua & Marci CohenAbe & Ida Cooper Foundation Duncan Family FoundationMichael ElradThe Fadem Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Allen J. FagelAbel & Judy Friedman Charitable FoundationPhilip M. Friedmann Family Charitable TrustJoseph L. & Emily K. Gidwitz Memorial FoundationThomas C. & Margie Muchin GoldblattHoward GoldsteinThe Ellis Goodman Family Foundation
Kenneth M. GorenbergMr. & Mrs. Joseph D. GutmanKathryn HayleyMr. & Mrs. Thomas C. HomburgerShirley & Richard JaffeeMark Juster & Elana SternRichard F. KargerThe Kipper Family FoundationCharles J. & Alice KurlandLindsey & Adam LabkonMarilyn & Mark LabkonHarry & Sadie Lasky FoundationThe Lefkofsky Family FoundationMr. & Mrs. William LewinJeremy S. LissSylvia & Lawrence MargoliesRoslyn* & James G.* MarksMr. & Mrs. Paul MeisterModestus Bauer FoundationJoanne Moffic-SilverMr. & Mrs. Dennis PassisPolk Bros. FoundationSuzanne J. PrysakJennifer & Jonathan QuinnDavid ReichAlicia & Myron J. ResnickDavid & Linda Richter
2015 DONOR HONOR ROLL
Burton X. & Sheli Z. RosenbergHarry & Bessye Rosenberg Charitable TrustDr. David RothbartRicky SandlerElizabeth M. and Howard SimonPamela & Jeffrey SimonMr. & Mrs. David B. SmallTracy L. Treger & Scott LevyMark and Muriel Wexler Foundation
Patron ($5,000-$9,999)AnonymousRobert & Toni Bader Charitable FoundationMr. & Mrs. Larry A. BardenDennis G. BergerJudson BergmanThe Hon. & Mrs. Arthur L. BermanJanice Levy BlockGail & Brian B. BoorsteinJoan & William J. BrodskySherwin A. BrookJonathan BrussStuart J. ChanenGidon & Hilary CohenRand A. DiamondDan DrexlerNicole DrusinskyAlana & Ivan DugandzicFred & Donna Entin
Steve FademMr. & Mrs. Elliot G. FarkasJonathan & Carrie FeigThe Hon. & Mrs. Roger G. FeinMr. & Mrs. Lawrence J. FellerRichard & Judy FentonGennady GertsmanH. Patrick Hackett, Jr.Aaron L. HammerBarbara & Jim HanigJill & Douglas A. HirshHochberg Family FoundationMr. & Mrs. Mark A. HoppeDiane S. IsraelKalt Family FoundationBennett E. KaplanCarol & Edward KaplanKatz Family FoundationKaren & Adam KleinFrances H. Krasnow Carolyn LeonardMr. & Mrs. Tom MeagherJake MorowitzMichael NashFlorie & Andrew PerellisDr. & Mrs. Avner PoratLeslie PrizantDr. & Mrs. Mark A. RatnerRena Hozore Reiss
Julian RoseRobert B. RosenJeffrey & Lisa RosenbergMr. & Mrs. Warner A. RosenthalMr. & Mrs. Edward W. RossMichael I & Doreen RothsteinDr. & Mrs. James M. SacksMr. & Mrs. Stuart SalinsAlex SamoylovichMitchell H. SaranowRichard & Ellen ShevitzJennifer StackMr. & Mrs. Jay B. SternsEllen J. L. SternweilerWilliam & Nicole SugarmanHoward J. SwibelTakiff Family FoundationBruce W. TaylorDr. & Mrs. Michael I. VenderBruce P. WeisenthalSimone Singer WeissbluthDennis ZaslavskyZell Family FoundationBruce M. ZessarMarjorie Zessar
*deceased
Please excuse any errors or omissions and contact Claire Prosperi at (312) 533-3931 if you would like to request a change.
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