92Y STORIES YOURS AND OURSImpact Report July 1, 2014 – June 30, 2015

WHAT IS A CULTURE OR

A COMMUNITY WITHOUT STORIES?

FOR STORIES ARE WHAT PRESERVE OUR PAST,

INSPIRE OUR PRESENT,

AND GUIDE OUR FUTURE.

AND YOUR STORYTHIS IS OUR STORY

DEAR FRIENDS,

92Y is a community that stretches across the world, a center for the arts and innovation, a convener of ideas, an incubator for creativity. It’s made up of thousands and thousands of stories of the people whose lives it has impacted over more than 140 years. And it’s built on a granite bedrock of Jewish values: the unparalleled capacity of civil dialogue to change minds; the unlimited potential of education and the arts to change lives; and the eternal commitment to welcoming and serving people of all races, religions and ethnicities.

The poet Emma Lazarus, whose words are inscribed on the pedestal of the Statue of Liberty, taught English to immigrants here.

The Nobel Prize winner Elie Wiesel has given 180 lectures here and shared some of his works in public for the first time from our stage.

#GivingTuesday — with all of its inspiring stories of goodness and gratitude — was born here.

In this year’s Impact Report we want to share with you a few more of the stories of the many lives 92Y touches every day.

Your commitment, your participation and your financial support sustain the programs that serve every member of our extended community.

You make these stories possible.

Thank you.

Marc S. Lipschultz President of the Board

Henry Timms Executive Director

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WE CHAMPION THE ARTS AND LITERATURE … AND OPEN DOORS FOR TOMORROW’S TALENTMany of culture’s most anticipated moments happen at 92Y. But it’s not only the events in our halls that make an impact. 92Y is unique in the way the magic that happens on our stage transpires in the classrooms of our performing arts programs, such as the School of Music and the Harkness Dance Center.

Last year at the 92nd Street Y I shared the stage with Karl Ove Knausgaard; I loved that evening; I also loved the evening, fifteen years earlier, when I went to see Saul Bellow, then already in his mid-eighties, read aloud, standing the whole time, from Ravelstein; of course I also loved the series of Monday nights when I took a fiction workshop through the 92nd Street Y with the brilliant writer Joyce Johnson; and the Sunday afternoons when I went to the 92nd Street Y for my niece’s and nephew’s birthday parties; and then also the series of sum-mer early evenings when I taught a fiction workshop to Y students who ranged in age from nineteen to seventy-nine; and the evening when I got to hear Javier Marias and Paul Auster read together … and … and … Even when I was still just a high school kid living in Norman, Oklahoma, I remem-ber learning that the Alvin Ailey dance company had had its first performance on 92nd Street in Manhattan, and I thought, what a special place that must be, my first vivid sense of what New York City might be like.

“WHAT A SPECIAL PLACE”:

Author Rivka Galchen

Rivka Galchen is the author of Atmospheric Disturbances and American Innovations, both New York Times Best Books of the Year. She received her MD from the Mount Sinai School of Medicine. Her writing has also

appeared in The New Yorker, The Believer and other publications.

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I remember learning that the Alvin Ailey dance company had had its first performance on 92nd Street in Manhattan, and I thought, what a special place that must be, my first vivid sense of what New York City might be like.”

A DANCER’S HEART, A SECOND HOME: Mary Freeman and 92Y

Mary Freeman has always loved dance. And it was at 92Y that she first discovered this passion.

Mary, who attended nursery school at 92Y — as did all four of her children! — started taking dance classes at 92Y at the age of 10. As a young adult, she took dance labanotation and teacher training be-cause she aspired to teach dance. “I really thought I would become a dancer,” she says. “But then I got married.”

While Mary ultimately didn’t pursue a dance career (she’s a psychotherapist and still practices), she has kept a vital con-nection to the art form and nurtured many other talents and interests over the years at 92Y. “I’m here pretty much every day,” says Mary. “Each day is a different class. It’s the center of community as far as I’m concerned.”

Today, one of Mary’s biggest passions is jewelry making. She serves on 92Y’s Jewelry Center Committee, which raises aware-ness and contributed support for the Jewelry Center, the largest of its kind outside of a univer-sity setting. In addition, Mary has taken full advantage of so many of 92Y’s programs over the years, from piano and music appreciation lessons to attending many concerts and lectures to exercising daily at the May Center for Health, Fitness & Sport.

“What makes New York so special is its culture and diversity, and these are to be found at the 92nd Street Y,”

says Mary. “Even though it is a Jewish institution, its members and staff are very diverse. And it provides a complete range of cultural activities really not found in any other single institution in this city. So it goes a very long way to making New York such a rich place to live.”

But Mary’s first love remains dance. “It’s in my lifeblood,” she says. “I love to move.” And it’s 92Y that helps keep her moving forward. “There’s really no end to the possibilities here. It’s my second home.”

Mary Freeman, pictured with Christopher Williams, 92Y Harkness

Dance Center Artist in Residence

IT’S MY SECOND

HOME.

THERE’S REALLY NO END TO THE

POSSIBILITIES HERE.

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WE’RE REINVENTING WAYS TO CONNECT WITH JEWISH CULTURE AND VALUES Scaling our values by expanding programs like 92Y Shababa to other communities. Developing new classes, talks and salon-style discussions on Jewish values in today’s world. Bringing humanity to technology through initiatives like the #NewYearPrayer, which drew people from all over the world together … Whether you’re searching for tradition, inspiration or something new, 92Y is creating meaningful new ways to help you connect with Jewish culture, heritage and wisdom in a way that works for you.

On the way to Rosh Hashanah Eve services, my tech-savvy wife poked me and said, “It’s at 9,000!” Knowing she didn’t mean the stock market, I asked her what was at 9,000.

“It’s that video about Rosh Hashanah — a reflection about what it means and why it matters — that you filmed in our apartment,” she informed me. “More than 9,000 people have viewed it!”

This was when I began to comprehend the revolutionary impact that 92nd Street Y and I could have together in shaping Jew-ish life globally. The enthusiastic response to the video suggested the difference we could make in enhancing knowledge, identity and involvement among Jews who might not otherwise be connected to their heritage.

The Rosh Hashanah reflection eventually received more than 115,000 views. And the Global Blessing we launched from 92Y was passed by 14 communities — syna-gogues and Jewish community centers

— through every continent and time zone with Jewish inhabitants, from Australia to Hawaii. I believe it was the first time in history that Jewish people worldwide celebrated Rosh Hashanah in unison, embodying the Talmudic aspiration that all Jews are responsible for and linked to each other.

Personally, I’ve been embraced by both lay and professional leadership at 92Y. Every-one here is dedicated to one shared vision: that 92Y has a unique role in this new era, as we redefine, re-imagine and reassert the power of Jewish community and the neces-sity of Jewish innovation. Together we can wrestle with the most searing issues con-fronting us as Jews and as world citizens.

A ROSH HASHANAH REFLECTION HEARD ROUND THE WORLD: Rabbi Peter J. Rubinstein Director of Jewish Community and the Bronfman Center for Jewish Life

Everyone here is dedicated to one shared vision: that 92Y has a unique role in this new era, as we redefine and reassert the power of Jewish community and the necessity of Jewish innovation.”

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WE BELIEVE IN THE POWER OF INNOVATION TO REDEFINE WHAT’S POSSIBLE92Y is the definitive destination for civil conversations that excite, enlighten and fuel progress. From our agenda-setting talks and readings to our 7 Days of Genius festival exploring the nature of genius in all its facets, 92Y illuminates ideas and ignites dialogue and debate with the power to change the world.

#GIVINGTUESDAY

a global day of giving now engaging more than 40,000 partners in 71 countries worldwide

#SOCIALGOODSUMMIT

examining the impact of technology and new media on social good; in partnership with Mashable, the United Nations Foundation and the United Nations Development Programme

#7DAYSOFGENIUS

celebrating genius in all its facets, from neuroscience to religion to economics

THOUGHT-PROVOKING TALKS

on everything from world politics to faith, with the people who are finding new ways to do business, engage communities, tell stories or simply entertain

THE DEFINITIVE STAGE FOR LITERARY TALENT

a magnet for the world’s greatest literary talent; a place to showcase new work; an incubator for young talent; and a forum for the most pressing social issues through art

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WE NURTURE CHILDREN AND STRENGTHEN FAMILIES92Y is an invaluable resource for the entire family. Parents receive support every step of the way from our Parenting Center. Through classes in every-thing from dance to gymnastics to portfolio prep, kids of all ages gain enrichment that lasts a lifetime. More than 1,500 kids each year enjoy the transformative experience of 92Y’s 12 summer camps. And the whole family can find the tools they need to make healthy living a lifelong choice at the May Center for Health, Fitness and Sport, which offers nearly 700 different programs and classes to children and adults of all ages and abilities.

DANCE IT FORWARD: A young dancer discovers herself by helping others

When Kaia Olsen first started dance at the age of 5 in 92Y’s Tap Basics class, she was so shy her mom wasn’t even sure she was going to come into the studio. In fact, Kaia would become so nervous at showings or recitals that she often asked to be placed in the back line, even though she knew the choreography.

But sometimes it takes more than talent and long hours of practice to unlock one’s true potential and bolster belief in oneself. In Kaia’s case, the key was helping others by using her prodi-gious dance talent. Three years ago, she joined 92Y’s Junior Performance Team, a group of dancers who perform at nursing homes and community centers throughout our area.

The biggest change I notice in Kaia is how much self-confidence she now has.”

According to her mom, Kaia has grown so much by participating in this program. Most importantly, learning to use her talents to help others has allowed her to come out of her shell. Today, Kaia is a scholar in 92Y’s Recanati- Kaplan Program for Excellence in the Arts, which offers merit-based scholarships for exceptional talent in art, music and dance, and has performed all over the city.

“The biggest change I notice in Kaia is how much self-confidence she now has,” says her mom. “At school conferences I used to hear comments like ‘Kaia needs to take more risks. Kaia needs to participate more in class discussions.’ Those types of comments are now replaced with ‘Kaia is a leader in class. Kaia is happy to share what she knows to help her peers.’”

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A PLACE TO RAISE OUR KIDS: The Chung-Lee family and 92Y

WE ARE VERY

GRATEFUL FOR.

TO HAVE SUCH A

VALUABLE INSTITUTION

IN THE NEIGH-

BORHOOD IS SOMETHING

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Ernest Chung and Mary Lee didn’t move to the Upper East Side of New York just to be near 92Y. But today it would be hard for them to imagine life without it.

That’s likely because the entire family takes advantage of so much of what 92Y offers. For starters, daughters Karina (age 11) and Rebecca (age 6) are dedicated members of the 92Y GymStars gym-nastics team and love training in the Gymnastics Studio in the Sky. They also take violin lessons, are involved in swimming and soccer, and have had their birthdays here. Between it all, Karina and Rebecca are typically here five days a week. “It’s like their second school,” says Ernest.

In addition to the kids’ many activities, the entire family adores classical music and attends many concerts every new season. “This is one of the very best places anywhere to experience music,” says Ernest. “The intimacy of the Kaufmann Concert Hall brings you closer to the performers than anywhere else.” It’s a sense of quality and excellence that Ernest says extends to so many aspects of his family’s 92Y experience, including “world-class instruction” for his children.

While conventional wisdom holds that personal and cultural enrichment is easy to come by for anyone living in New York City, for a busy family like the Chung-Lees, it’s especially valuable to have access to so much of it all at one place in

their area. “We discovered this unique and special place that provides both physical and cultural enrichment,” says Ernest. “To have such a valuable institution in the neighborhood is something we are very grateful for … It’s a place to raise our kids.”

WE CREATE OPPORTUNITIES … AND EMPOWER THE NEXT GENERATIONThrough our Educational Outreach Program, 92Y is one of the largest providers of arts education in NYC public schools. Renowned teaching artists and education experts create programs in art, dance, music and literature; bring them into schools; and bring the students to experience performances and meet the artists at 92Y. We reach more than 50 schools and 16,000 students each year — but our ambitious goal is to make these programs accessible to any NYC public school in need.

The 92Y STEAM program (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math) has been pivotal in helping our students realize their vision of our school’s rooftop garden. Making it possible to move from imagination to execution through digital design is nothing short of a miracle.”

The majority of schools in our city do not have any kind of music program. So organizations like the 92nd Street Y and their Musical Introduction Series program help fill the gap. The arts humanize us and give us a glimpse as to why we exist, why we are alive. The arts give us all that and more. Without the arts, we really die as a society.”

I’ve gained as much from the young people as I was able to give them, and I can’t stress enough how important and invaluable I believe these encounters to be.”

— Salman Rushdie on the 92Y Christopher Lightfoot Walker Literature Project

— Ron Link, principal at Theatre Arts Production Company School (TAPCo) in the Bronx, NY

— Arturo O’Farrill, Grammy Award winner

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With more than 2,900 classes and programs, 92Y is the ultimate conduit to personal development. Whether that means developing one’s creative side, honing professional skills and knowledge, learning a new craft for the first time or getting fit, 92Y is a place where people can realize their full potential at each and every stage of life. For seniors, our Himan Brown Senior Program provides essential resources, connection to community and a renewed sense of purpose.

WE PROVIDE HOPE, CONNECTION, AND A SENSE OF PURPOSE

Burma-born photographer J. M. Tolani has traveled the world to capture images of indigenous cultures and street life in rural areas — life as lived unchanged by the modern world.

It was upon his return to his current home, New York, from such a trip to Latin Ameri-ca when he first noticed something wrong: a slight tremor of the right hand. After several rounds of doctor’s visits and tests, a diagnosis of Parkinson’s was confirmed. He was not yet 50. For someone whose passion and trade requires skillfully and steadily holding a heavy camera to cap-ture the perfect image, it was an especially hard-to-take diagnosis.

But J. M. has persevered and refuses to let the disease stop him from living life as an artist. One thing that’s helped dramatically improve his quality of life is PEP! Parkin-son’s Exercise Program, a new fitness-re-lated program at 92Y designed exclu-sively for people with Parkinson’s disease. Launched in June 2015, PEP! uses highly specific exercises and movements with

How can we share our programmatic excellence beyond our four walls? We’re working on a pilot program with Kittay House, a retirement community in the Bronx, to make our programs available through virtual technolo-gy. So far, Kittay House seniors have enjoyed programs such as a virtual tour of New York’s Jewish Museum as well as interactive music and dance classes led by our School of Arts faculty members. This is just the start — our vision is to provide communities everywhere with access to the excellence our local community so benefits from.

STANDING TALL AND MOVING FORWARD:J. M. Tolani’s Portrait on Parkinsonism

DID YOU KNOW? 92Y now connects seniors through technology

I do have Parkinson’s, but Parkinson’s does not have me.”

modifications so that patients of any age and level of the disease can participate.

The results have been impressive for many participants, and J. M. is no exception.

“Since I started PEP! at 92nd Street Y, my Parkinson’s condition has improved considerably to a degree that my quality of life and confidence have gone up by several notches,” says J. M., who attends PEP! helped by a 92Y scholarship. “I am able to walk with more confidence and have less fear of falling, which is such a relief. I also feel more motivated than ever and find myself doing things that I could have never imagined just a year ago.”

“I do have Parkinson’s, but Parkinson’s does not have me,” he adds.

“Amazona” — one of J. M. Tolani’s timeless photographs of rural life unchanged, snapped

in Ecuador in 2005.

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AT A GLANCEYOUR IMPACT

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ON STAGE AND IN CLASS

#GIVINGTUESDAY’S GLOBAL IMPACT

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gift makes a di�erence in our community todayHere are just some of the ways in which your From July 1, 2014-June 30, 2015: more than 300,000 people joined us in person and 5 million participated online.

YOUNG PEOPLE GAINED ACCESS TO DISCOUNT & FREE TICKETS TO MORE THAN

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FRIENDS OFYour gift has an immediate impact on the quality of life for this and future generations. It makes these stories possible.

PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE $500,000 & ABOVEAnonymous (2)Harkness Foundation for DanceHiman Brown Charitable TrustDaphne Recanati Kaplan and

Thomas S. KaplanJohn Templeton FoundationThe Joan H. and Preston Robert Tisch FoundationUJA-Federation of New YorkAmber Walker in memory of

Christopher Lightfoot Walker

CHAIRMAN’S CIRCLE $200,000–$499,999Anonymous (2)Jody Gottfried Arnhold and

John ArnholdDebbie and Glenn AugustCarolyn E. and Laurence D. BelferThe Covenant FoundationFord Motor Company FundNew York City Department of

Cultural AffairsMara and Ricky SandlerCarolyn and Curtis SchenkerOliver Stanton

DIRECTOR’S CIRCLE $100,000–$199,999AnonyomousEmily and Len BlavatnikGilda and Henry BlockStacey and Matthew BronfmanLauren and Lee Fixel Bill and Melinda Gates FoundationLibi and Rick GersonGolden Family FoundationSusan and Jeffrey GoldenbergKasowitz 2011 Charitable Lead Annuity TrustLori A. and Marc E. KasowitzKasowitz, Benson, Torres and Friedman LLPKristen and Jonathan KorngoldSarah and Eric LaneJennifer and Marc LipschultzLini LiptonHoward M. LorberChristine and Richard MackCheryl and Philip L. MilsteinNew York City Department of Youth and Commu-

nity DevelopmentJenny and John PaulsonTania and Ian SchragerEva Colin Usdan and John UsdanJeffrey Walker

LEADERS CIRCLE $50,000–$99,999Helen and Robert AppelJulian C. BakerCatherine Hannah BehrendMichael BerlandLinda and Peter BerleyLisa and Jeff BlauBloomberg LPThe Chazen and Chazen

Miller FamiliesThe Derfner Foundation

Amanda and Jonathan EilianSusan Berger Ellman and

Stuart J. EllmanSidney E. Frank FoundationHoward Gilman Foundation, Inc.Jane H. Goldman and

Benjamin H. LewisDana and Michael GoldsteinThe Marc Haas Foundation, Inc.Hermione FoundationThe William and Flora Hewlett

FoundationThe Hite FoundationRenée and Daniel KaplanKirkland & Ellis LLPMichele Gerber KleinEstate of Kenneth KolkerNancy and Jeffrey LaneEvelyn H. Lauder Charitable

Lead Annuity TrustWilliam P. LauderJacqueline and Bennett LeBowNancy and Paul G. LevyTami and Fredric MackMashable, Inc.Leni and Peter W. MayMertz Gilmore FoundationDavid and Jennifer MillstoneCheryl and Michael MinikesNational Endowment for the ArtsJillian and Lawrence NeubauerGeorge NewmarkThe Henry Nias Foundation,

courtesy of Dr. Stanley EdelmanAndrea Olshan and Michael OdellNancy and Frederic M. PosesAnna and Martin J. RabinowitzIngeborg and Ira RennertAtoosa and Ari RubensteinRonald SaltzAnne Spitzer and Bernard Spitzer z”lSusan Margules Steinhardt and

John SteinhardtBrett and Daniel SundheimBuddy TeichSusan S. and Kenneth L. WallachStanley D. and Nikki Waxberg FundCaryn and Jeff A. Zucker

AMBASSADORS CIRCLE $25,000–$49,999

Anonymous Jemilah Afshar and Sascha BauerScott and Randi AlperC. Michael ArmstrongAT&TThe Augustine FoundationJudy and Ron BaronGinette and Joshua BeckerThe David Berg FoundationSara and David BermanDebra and Leon BlackThe Brodsky Family FoundationDOROT FoundationAllison and Cengiz DumanEdition HotelsDouglas EllimanEpstein Teicher PhilanthropiesEric Feuerstein and Rebecca RaphaelSarah and David FiszelFoundation for Jewish CampAngelina and Ryan FreedmanGBRG, Inc.Goldman Sachs & Co.Gail R. Gremse and David S. RoseLeo Oppenheimer & Flora Oppenheimer Haas

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Foundation, Inc.Drs. Gail M. and Leonard SaltzLesley and David SchulhofMesi and Stanley ShashouaSelina and Sihan ShuLauren Hochfelder Silverman and Alexander

SilvermanSoulCycleLacey Tisch

CORNERSTONE CIRCLE $10,000–$24,999Anonymous (3)Academy Bus, LLCAlliant Employee BenefitsAmerican Express Rebecca and Darren AniksteinStuart S. Applebaum

in honor of Andrea PetriniArtnet Worldwide CorporationHarriet and Dr. Arthur H. Aufses, Jr.Heather and Felix BakerVernon and Theresa BakerBarkey Charitable TrustJoan BeirScott and Erica BelskyClaire B. and Lawrence A. BenensonDenise V. BenmoscheBritish CouncilBTIG, LLCCase FoundationWilliam Chardack Charitable

Lead TrustSamantha E. and Jonathan CohenColonial ConsultingMarcia and Geoffrey ColvinCon EdisonThe Corcoran GroupCorigin Real Estate GroupSharon and Jon CorzineThe Gladys Krieble Delmas

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PROGRAM REVENUE

COVERS ONLY

OF OPERATING EXPENSES

OPERATING REVENUE

FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTSFISCAL 2015 | JULY 1, 2014 - JUNE 30, 2015

33%66%

92%

EARNED$40.6

CONTRIBUTED$19.7

PROGRAM SERVICES

$56.2

SUPPORTINGSERVICES

$4.9

(IN MILLIONS)

OPERATING EXPENSES(IN MILLIONS)

OF REVENUE IS CONTRIBUTED

OF EXPENSES ARE FOR

PROGRAM SERVICES

Gifts and pledges as of June 30, 2015

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Lauren and Brian FrankDanyelle Freeman and Josh ResnickGlenn and Amanda FuhrmanPatricia GantzYonina and Eric GombergJoseph C. and Clare F. Goodman Memorial

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Gale Brewer and New York Department for the Aging

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Katherine GreigIrvin G. and Beatrice M. Shaffer Fund of Berks

County Community FoundationJeremy and Jessica ShellDavid and Holly SherrMuriel F. Siebert FoundationArkin Solbakken LLPSarah and Howard SolomonVicki and Adam SolomonDavid SorkinThe Dorothy Strelsin FoundationAlan and Katherine Stroock FundStonehenge Management Sylvan Family FoundationTaconic Investment Partners LLCBurton TanskyTechnogymColleen and Henry TimmsWilliam B. TroyUnited Capital CorpMarisa van BokhorstLillian VernonElizabeth and Y. Hiro WakabayashiThe Weininger Foundation, Inc.Stacey and Gregg WeinsteinHarriet and Ronald WeintraubWeitz Family Charitable FoundationWelsh GovernmentMelvin WienerSusan and Benjamin WinterBrian and Ali WolfeKristie Wolf and Cary Meyers

Estate Of Molly ZelkindKimberly Zelnick and Scott MitnickAmy Zuflacht

SUSTAINER $2,500–$4,999Anonymous (4)Marie AbramsCaryl and Herbert AckermanJoan Taub Ades and Alan M. AdesAlp SignsNavid and Hedieh AminzadehMilton and Sally Avery Arts FoundationCandace Carmel Barasch and Michael BaraschDavid and Lisa BarseDaniel and Beverly BartfeldLee and Shira BresslerThe Bydale FoundationCammeby’s International Ltd.Jill and Irwin CohenCommunity Products LLCConsulate General of Israel in

New YorkCOOKFOX Architects, LLCErica C. and Alexander CrissesAndrew CrystalRobert DavidoffThe De Niro Group, LLCRobert Derector AssociatesThea DuellCliff FaulknerThe Felzen FamilyNancy Fisher and Marc KirschnerSam FoxDavid Friedman and

Michelle DavidsonThomas and Patricia GarbuttEric GatoffBetty GilmanGilsanz, Murray, Steficek, LLPAlice Ginott, MD and Theodore CohnKatherine and Jason GinsburgPatricia and Bernard GoldsteinHarold Grinspoon Foundation and PJ Library®Sarah and Geoffrey GundAfshin and Elisa HakakEllen and Kamran HakimSandra and Michael HechtHotel WalesCarl C. Icahn FoundationJewish Community Youth FoundationJophed-Thomas FoundationRita J. & Stanley H. Kaplan Family FoundationJane and Gerald KatcherJerry and Lee KatzoffFran and Sandy KaySehr amd Shahmir KhaliqAnla and Mark KingdonAnita and Marvin KirstenStacey and Glen KoppKramer Levin Naftalis & Frakel LLPBarbara and Richard LaneSusan LiebmanRay and Matthew LindenbaumRobert LosadaAndrew and Rachel LustgartenAllison and Howard LutnickLinda and Harry MackloweSusan L. and Morris MarkMarriott InternationalNina Matis and Alan GosuleJerry and Judy MermelDiane and Stanley MillerMary and Gerald MillmanLinda MirelsMSD CapitalAlyse and Marc MyersGeorge NewmarkW.W. Norton & Company, Inc.James and Susan O’HaraMatthew and Deevana PalazzoloParnassus Foundation/Jane and Raphael

BernsteinMoses L. Parshelsky FoundationLea Pedersen and Jesse HuotBarbara and Louis Perlmutter

Gail and Ephraim ProppGinger PugliaKaren PuttermanJustin RabinowitzCharles RaichRuth Raisman and Jeffrey HornsteinColin F. RankowitzDana and Yossi RaucherLillian RosenthalBanu and Moris RosoHelen S. RubinsteinJeffrey and Melanie RudnickShirley and Yossi SagolRichard Scharf and Dana GoldingCarl and Merritt SchlangerRuth SchlesingerAlissa and Alex Schmelkin Kim and David SchraderLori and Brian SchreiberValerie Beth Schwartz FoundationMaria and Dov SeidmanSara and Michael ShawStuart ShikiarErika ShlommLilian SicularJamil Simon and Julia ReidheadJulie and Jordan SolomonRebecca Sternthal and

Andrew SchiffrinJane and Peter R. StrasserJonathan and Nicole StraussMr. and Mrs. Edward StreimJodi and Andrew SussmanToys “R” Us Children’s Fund, Inc. & FAO SchwarzUBSUS Immigration FundRobert and Lesley VecslerMeredith and Bryan VeronaBarry S. and Teri C. VolpertStephanie and Harold WagnerAndrew and Sarah WashkowitzEvelene WechslerAudrey WilfTamara and Randall WinnDebi and Steven WischFred WistowAli and Jeff Zalaznick

PATRON $1,000–$2,499

Anonymous (9)Carol AbrahamsDeborah and Ronald AdlerAflacChristopher AhmadRachel and Barry AkrongoldSusan F. AlexanderRobert AltschulerSusan Appel Amerique Ashear JewelsJulia and Robert AnelloHarvey and Phyllis AniksteinGalina AnissimovaApple Bank For SavingsAres OperationsRonni and Michael ArnoldJan AronsonAshner Family Evergreen FoundationAxe-Houghton FoundationNancy and Marc BadnerDanielle Bajakian and

Robert LooksteinRussell BalanoJay BauerGiti and Jack BendheimBenevity Community Impact FundMuriel BennettVivian BergBarbara and Fred BergerShula and Alon Bergman HarnoyNoah and Rhoda BerleyTammy P. BieberBig Apple CircusBetty and Daniel A. BirnantLindsay and Maurice BlancoAdele Block

Barbara and James BlockLauren Blum and C. William MerlenPeggy BlumenthalMr. Charles BorrokNorman BoydBarbara and Gary Brandt Family FoundationSamuel BrandtMallory and Dr. Leonard BrennerDevon and Peter BrigerEli M. BronfmanJamie and Adam BrownNorm Cantin and Pat ChadwickCarolyn Cantor and David KorinsJames F. CapalinoCapezio/ Ballet Makers Dance Foundation, Inc.Art and Meg CaplanThe Casacades Residents’

Association, Inc.Janis CecilIrene Chae and Bart StoneMarcy & Chanin FoundationGinger ChinnMary A. Lee and Ernest W. ChungMary Cirillo-GoldbergMaureen and Marshall CoganJonathan CohenBobbi and Barry CollerGeorge J. CollinsJeremy P. ColvinCatherine Ann ConneallyKim ConroyAndrew and Abby CrissesMarylyn and Richard CrystalCzech Tourism North AmericaBarbara and Haim DabahPeggy and Richard DanzigerSuzanne and Kenneth DavidRichard DavidoffSeth DavisElisabeth De PicciottoGeorge Downs and Ilene CohenLisa Drayer and David StrumeyerDuff & PhelpsLauren and Matthew DukesClaire EdersheimEdith EhrlichBob and Gwen EideGuy and Caroline EndzweigThe Adam Englander and

Robert Englander FamiliesLise and Michael EvansMajid FatehMarc and Sheri FeigenTim FeinsmithKenneth and Bonnie FeldYanina Feldman and Robert Levitan Christine FererAudrey and Harvey FeuersteinLincoln FieldFitbumpLawrence FogelmanFoundation Femme DebutFran-Man Foundation Inc.Lawrence and Alice FriedlandSusan FriedlanderShauna K FriedmanJoanne I. and Edward FroelichRobert FromeHanna Arie-Gaifman and

Haim GaifmanAlyssa Garnick and Mark LernerHelen GarrisonJerrold E. GertzElizabeth Gildersleeve and

Richard BermanLaurie and Stephen GirskySamantha and Bradley GlickGMR MarketingAileen Godsick and

Peter A. Godsick, M.D.Ruthie GolanMartin and Virginia GoldStan GoldbergRichard A. GoldsteinLouise Kovens Goodman

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Sally and Michael L. GordonMarcie and Laurence GottliebRebecca and Stephen GreenMatthew Grossman and

Jessica ResnickGroup Americar TransportationJoseph Gurwin Foundation

IncorporatedLeo and Laura GuthartKenneth HaberMonica HalemEmily and Jamie I. HamiltonJennifer and Jonathan HarrisLori and Robert HarrisonJoanna Lea HedgeBossak Heilbron Charitable FoundationJacqueline E. and Robert HelpernInbal Himelblau-DenmanJackie Harris HochbergRena and Scott HoffmanChristina Park Huang and

Derrick HuangMorton P. And Chris HymanInShape CircusJudith and Thomas IovinoAlan L. and Barbara JacobsMelissa Jampol and

Seth A. MoskowitzJDS Construction Group, LLCRosalie and Ralph JoelStanley R. JosephJerry KamielThe Kandell FundJeanne KandersJenny Sharfstein Kane and

Andrew KaneNan and Marc KaplanSuri Kasirer and Bruce TeitelbaumAnton KatzGeorge and Mariana KaufmanBonnie and Ezra KazamCindy and Robert KellyRobert KernShelly and Howard KivellMarilyn and Steven KleinSuzanne and Devon KleinFrances KlingensteinAbbe and Dan KloresRaymond and Elissa KoffJay and Clara KohRabbi Rafe and Chany KonikovMaria KonsigCLC Kramer FoundationJeff Kuhr and Aimee BernsteinDorothy S. and Lawrence KrygerNanette L. LaitmanRose LansburyFrances and Bernard LatermanPeggy S. LavalJoan M. LeimanLen Chamber Chritable TrustGerald LennardStephanie and Stephen LeveyBeth LevineIra LevyKaren and Paul S. LevyJanet LewinterDorothy LichtensteinEmily Ann LichtmanJayne Lipman and Robert P. GoodmanMargo LitwinMichael LoebMarcia LustgartenMamma ChiaMr. and Mrs. Jerome C. MarcusRobert MarcusPia and Mitchell MarksClaire and Cornelius MarxElana Maser and Tom Mukamal Nicholas MastroianniJoan McKayFrances McKenzieAmanda MegibowPeter MenschJoyce Menschel

The Sue and Eugene Mercy, Jr. FoundationDavid N. MichaelsonR. Michelson GalleryLinda MirelsAlbert S. MishaanMarvin Mitchneck and Bunny MitcneckJay Moskowitz and Janet SilversteinAdriana and Robert MnuchinNaomi MolnerPaula and Paul MorgensteinHelene and Henry MorrisonClaudia and Douglas A. MorseEnid and Lester Morse, Jr.Donna Nadler and Robert GouldSteven P. NapierNBC UniversalMargaret and Richard NeimethDorothy NeustadterDiana H. Newman and Isaac D. CorreEileen and Arthur NewmanReba NosoffNatalie and Eitan OgenMorton and Carole OlshanPaula Olsiewski and John Healey, M.D.Paula Sarnoff OreckJennifer and Scott OstfeldZachary PackPar Plumbing Co., Inc.Park Avenue SynagogueDeborah PaulBradford and Kate PeckAntonia PewCarole and Ira PittelmanDennis PolizziBarbara Pollard Stein and

Mitchell SteinLiz PraelJohn Preston IIEleanor Heyman ProppR&S Strauss Family FoundationBernirene Ramos and James SimmonsCatherine RandolphLibby and Bob RappaportLinda RappaportCatherine Reed and Yitzhak BrudnyRick and Bonnie ReissEdward RichardsMarcia K. Richer and Harvey L. RicherPhyllis Richter and Malcolm RossThe Ritz PlazaMyrna RonsonHila and Saul RosenLibby and Seth RosenLynne and Maurice RosenRobert S. RosenbaumDaniel Rosenblum Family FoundationAlfred and Jane Ross FoundationGloria F. Ross FoundationSusan and Bradley RuskinMary Ann and Edward RyanCaroline and Jonathan SackBeverly SacklerBrandy Katz and John SandstedtLorin and Ron SatnickJoel SaturnDiane H. SchaferBetty and Paul SchafferThomas E. SchalkRobert B. SchechterJeremy ScheinEstate Of Lucille Rosen ScheinLaura and Morton SchneiderJudy and Bennet SchonfeldPaola and Michael P. SchulhofRobert D. SchultzPam Seymon and Robert SchumerLynn SchustermanJason SchwalbeAlan Schwartz and Ilene TannenJoyce Gewirtz SegalDr. Jay SelmanJeri and Marc ShapiroJuju Chang and Neal ShapiroCaralee Caplan-Shaw and Jason ShawMatt and Alexandra Shear

Elizabeth M. and David M. ShermanEstate of Sydney ShindellScott ShnayLinda and David SicherSidhal IndustriesRev and Michael SiegalAriel and Lewis Silberman Amy R. and Jeffrey SilvermanAndrew SilvermanNeil SimonJill and Sandy SirulnickAlan SkvirskyMr. And Mrs. Gilbert L. SnyderDavid A. SokolSheryl and Jonathan SokoloffXinghua and Jason SolinskyJordan SolomonMary Branch SpaldingMarlene Lamm SpignerTheo SpilkaBarbara and Nathaniel SpringerAbby and Heath SrokaNeil and Debby SrokaNancy and Kenneth SteinHelene and Sidney H. SteinMr. And Mrs. Joseph SteinbergAmy and Neil SteinerJames and Carolyn SterlingMarc SternMiriam and Howard SternAllan Stewart and Donatella Arpaia StewartAnn and Leon StoneDonald Sulam and Elaine GordonJennifer and Craig TamchinJennifer and Andrew TasslerSusan TaussigSophie ThaiTheatrical Stage Employees Local OneOlga TimoshkinaSusan TischLeslie TopperHector TorresTouch MedicineMark and Candy UdellMarcia UngerRobin UngerUnited Healthcare Services, IncUrbanSitterAbby and Vitaly VorobeychikScott and Dawn WaltersCharlene WangSaul WaringEli Weinberg and Stephanie JillianEstate of Ilona WeinbergerJason Weiner and Nicole ZatlynJeffrey and Felecia WeissArnold H. WeissmanTrevor J. WelchPetter E. WendelDavid and Amy WertheimerWestbrook ParnersThe Wilf Family FoundationBarbara and Bruce WinstonElizabeth WinterPolly Blitzer WolksteinPeter J. WorthCamilla and Andrew WylieJennifer and Robert YaffaYogi BeansCynthia and Gregory ZabelWilliam and Debra Miller ZabelMichael and Charlotte Zinder

92ND STREET Y PILLAR SOCIETY 92nd Street Y Pillar Society, a distinguished group of individual donors, celebrates more than 350 years of Jewish community in America. Anonymous (2)Cyndy and Bjorn AaserodSol Adler z”l and Deborah AdlerJudy and John M. AngeloDebbie and Glenn AugustCarolyn and Laurence BelferClaire B. and Lawrence A. BenensonBarbara and Fred Berger

Judy and Howard P. BerkowitzCathy and Marc J. BernAngelica BerrieIrving S. BobrowSamuel BrandtStacey and Matthew BronfmanPatricia and James E. CayneCityView Racquet ClubFern and Hersh D. CohenMarylyn and Richard CrystalNina and Mitch DavidsonVirginia and Stanley EdelmanEthel and EliSusan Berger Ellman and

Stuart J. EllmanJeffrey E. EpsteinChristine FererAmanda and Neil FriedmanManny Gantz z”l and Pat GantzArlene and Stephen GenattThe Family of Susan and

Jeff GoldenbergDana and Michael GoldsteinJudith and John J. HannanWilliam H. HeymanRonnie and Samuel J. HeymanJackie Harris HochbergLenore and Michael HyattAlfred and Patsy KahnRenée and Daniel KaplanDaphne Recanati Kaplan and Thomas S. KaplanLori and Marc KasowitzRobin and Anton KatzThe Geismar Katz FamilyLinda and Ilan KaufthalNaomi and William KramerElizabeth and Ronald KrinickWilliam LambertNancy and Jeffrey B. LaneWilliam P. LauderJoseph N. Leff z”l and Juanita LeffIn memory of Beatrice and

Joshua LeinerSimone and David W. LevinsonCaroline and Edwin LevyNancy and Paul G. LevyDavid L. Lieb FoundationJean and Armand LindenbaumRay and Matthew LindenbaumTami and Fredric MackSharyn and Stephen MannShirley and Manoochehr

ManoocherianJuliana and Jon MayLeni and Peter W. MayBernard Mendik z”lMary and Gerald MillmanVivian and Seymour MilsteinIn memory of Rose and

Morris MilsteinCheryl and Philip L. MilsteinCheryl and Michael MinikesMahin and Nedjatolah Moezinia

Helen and Jack Nash z”lBeth Goldberg Nash and Joshua NashHeidi Shafranek Naumann and

Otto NaumannEileen and Arthur NewmanLeni and Robert M. Newman Jr.Jane and Daniel OchEve, Judith and John OppenheimerJenny and John PaulsonThe Ronald O. Perelman FamilyNancy and Fred PosesConnie Chung and Maury PovichGail and Ephraim ProppIngeborg and Ira Leon RennertMarcella RosenIn memory of Jacqueline and

John RosenthalPat and E. John RosenwaldNoreen and Peter Thomas RothSylvia and Marvin RubinMichael SapersteinJudith and Morris SarnaCarolyn and Curtis SchenkerAlison and Jack SchneiderMiquette and Mort SchraderRenee and Ted SerureCynthia and Bruce ShermanRev and Michael SiegalAmy and Jeffrey SilvermanLaura and Harry SlatkinRuth S. StantonJudy and Michael SteinhardtSusan and John SteinhardtJean and Donald TangSusan Mendik TarkinowLynne TarnopolTamara and Randall WinnKathy and Bruce WisnickiNancy and Jay Zises

92ND STREET Y PARTNERS 92nd Street Y Partners serve to celebrate those indi-viduals who have chosen to join the legacy of 92Y by including the institution in their estate plans.Anonymous (8)Rosalie Klein AdolfDebbie and Glenn AugustLeiter BambergerYvette and Maurice J. BendahanClaire B. and Lawrence A. BenensonMartin BlumenthalSamuel BrandtSelma and Harold BrodbarHenny Brodnitz z”lRochelle BuschLorraine BuchEstate of Helene ButtenwieserEdward Ralph BuultjensAlice Ginott and Theodore CohnMarcia and Geoffrey ColvinAndrew CrystalJoan V. CustinRuth Dickler

Joan Eliasoph, M.D. Christine FererIrving R. FishmanErwin Flaxman and Linda R. LaughlinMargot FriedlanderMuriel and Irving V. GersteinJoan GettryBerthe GolbyMichael GoldsteinFlorence C. GollyRichard F. GoodmanCorinne P. and Maurice GreenbergAlice z”l and James A. z”l GreenwoodJohn E. GreenwoodLinora HoffmanMarion Beard Hutner z”lGeorge J. Ebbinghousen and

P. Jaine JacobsJoan L. and Dr. Julius H. Jacobson, IIMatilda KahnDr. Lee KatzHenry Kohn z”lNaomi and William K. KramerLouis Kroll, MDMadeleine LaneJoseph N. Leff z”lSylvia LevineJane and Barry LinskyVivian LowellCora M. Marks z”lSally Klingenstein MartellLini S. May-Stock z”lGabrielle MellettMrs. Carol R. MeyerDonald B. z’ll and Pauline MeyerFrances and Irwin MillerCheryl and Philip L. MilsteinSherry NatkowSidney and Ruth NearenbergJohn OppenheimerSuzi and Martin J. OppenheimerPearl Reinfeld z”lLillian and Seymour A. RosenthalTheodore M. RosenthalSylvia and Marvin Rubin Family FoundationFlorence RubinsteinSherwood RudinLucille R. ScheinIrene Alport SchmiedDorothy Smolen z”lDavid A. SokolEvelyn and Robert StahlRonald StantonRuth S. StantonCharles W. StendigThe Dorothy Strelsin FoundationBernice and Gerald Tell z”lMarion Weil z”lMilton WeinerThe Estate of Florence WhiteJudith Ziman-Scheuer

92ND STREET Y BOARD OF DIRECTORS AS OF JUNE 2015

PRESIDENTMarc S. Lipschultz°

CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARDStuart J. Ellman*°

TREASURER/CHAIRMAN OF THE FINANCE COMMITTEEPaul Levy°

SECRETARYMarcia Eppler Colvin°

BOARD OF DIRECTORSJody Gottfried Arnhold°Arthur Aufses, MD Glenn August°Catherine H. Behrend

Laurence D. Belfer°Claire Benenson Michael BerlandLen BlavatnikThomas BlockMatthew Bronfman*°Kathy Chazen Andrew CrystalRichard CrystalStanley Edelman, MDMichael S. FeldbergChristine FererRick GersonJeffrey B. GoldenbergJane H. GoldmanMichael Goldstein*°Daniel R. Kaplan* Thomas S. Kaplan*Lori A. Kasowitz

Richard L. KayJonathan KorngoldEric Lane°Nancy Z. LaneMarc Lasry William P. LauderHoward M. LorberFredric Mack*Richard J. MackIrwin MillerPhilip L. Milstein*Cheryl MinikesAndrea OlshanMartin J. OppenheimerJohn Paulson Martin J. RabinowitzDavid S. RoseMarcella Rosen

Barry Rosenstein Michael S. RothGail Michele Saltz, MDMara Sandler Curtis Schenker David M. SchizerDov L. SeidmanOliver Stanton Ronald SteinJohn Steinhardt Stuart SuchermanBertram TeichJoan TischEva Colin Usdan Kenneth L. Wallach°Caryn Zucker

HONORARY DIRECTORSClive ChajetJerome A. ChazenGerald J. GrossmanWilliam H. HeymanJoan L. Jacobson*Lee Katz, PhDElena Hahn KiamPeter W. MayMitchell J. NelsonMadeline I. NoveckElihu RoseJudith O. Rubin*Ruth S. StantonHarriet WeintraubMyrna Z. Weiss

*Past presidents°Executive Committee

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