2011 Annual Report

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Los Angeles Region

Mission Statement The American Red Cross, a humanitarian organization led by volunteers and guided by its Congressional Charter and the Fundamental Principles of the International Red Cross Movement, will provide relief to victims of disaster and help people prevent, prepare for, and respond to emergencies.

Principles of the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Network Humanity • Impartiality • Neutrality • Independence • Voluntary service • Unity • Universality

© 2011 The American National Red Cross

A Message from the Chairman and CEO

On March 11, 2011, a 9.0 magnitude earthquake and subsequent tsunami destroyed entire communities in northeastern Japan. With more than 20,000 people killed or missing, 800,000 homes completely or partially destroyed, and economic losses of more than $300 billion, it is considered the worst disaster in Japan’s recorded history. Within hours of this cataclysmic disaster, generous Southland residents and businesses opened their hearts and pocketbooks to raise funds for our sister organization, the Japanese Red Cross Society. The Japan disaster hit home for Southern Californians because our area is long overdue for the “Big One,” an earthquake of magnitude 7.8 or higher. With Los Angeles County’s population of nearly 10 million, more people than ever before are at risk when the Big One hits. Like Japan and Chile, which experienced an 8.8 quake in 2010, we are vulnerable to earthquakes. However, unlike those countries, our community members are much less prepared. We saw this earthquake. Our study, released in April 2011, outlined how the Chileans’ personal preparedness efforts saved many lives during that terrible quake. These recent earthquakes reinforce how urgent it is for us to prepare our communities for a catastrophic disaster. That’s why we are promoting “PrepareSoCal” – a multi-year campaign to create more resilient communities that are better equipped to help each other prevent, prepare for and respond to life-threatening disasters. Preparedness starts with you. Please join us in taking the necessary steps to become personally prepared, and then help others reach this goal. For more information about the campaign and what you can do to help, please visit PrepareSoCal.org.

Paul Schulz CEO, Los Angeles Region Jeff Sakaguchi Chair, Los Angeles Region

You Make It Possible

The American Red Cross Los Angeles Region provides vital services to 272 L.A. County

We’re able to provide these services thanks to a corps of 3,185 dedicated volunteers and the generosity of our donors. The American Red Cross puts these donations to good use. We are proud to tell donors that we invest an average of 91 cents of every dollar in humanitarian services and programs, well above the industry standard. How do we do it? By practicing what we preach: preparedness. We train our volunteers. We plan ahead for the types of disasters that strike in our communities. And we train individuals, businesses and community groups, so that they too can be prepared.

about how we help our neighbors—down the street, across the country and around the world. The Red Cross L.A. Region provided services to the communities in our region through a network of seven local Red Cross chapters: Arcadia, Antelope Valley, Glendale, Claremont, Santa Monica, San Gabriel Pomona Valley and Los Angeles.

Re Cross volunteers Angela De Rozario of Red Santa Monica and John Luong of Hawthorne Sa help residents displaced by an L.A. house he committed volunteers. co

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Local Disaster Relief We’re ready to respond to disasters 7 days a week, 365 days a year in our community, providing shelter, food, clothing and emotional support at no cost to those in need. The Red Cross Los Angeles Region is part of a nationwide network of Red Cross chapters that work together to provide relief during large-scale, as well as smaller disasters.

home, possessions and sense of security.

We assisted a total of 1,867 community members. These include individuals, families and groups of people sharing a dwelling. In December 2010, the Red Cross was called by the L.A. Fire Dept. to assist 21 residents of a two-story home in Boyle Heights. Most of the clients were Mariachi musicians who made their living performing at the

comfort kits and lodging to the 20 residents.

Opening Shelters for Fire Evacuees If a disaster displaces a large number of residents, the Red Cross will often open a shelter mid-Wilshire area spent seven days at the Robert F. Kennedy Community School, which had just opened its doors to students in September 2010. Mark Woodhouse was one of the 537 people who received assistance from the Red Cross at L.A. Region disaster shelters.

possessions, only what’s important to you.” (Mark took his Labrador/German Shepherd dog.) At the shelter, Woodhouse received meals, snacks, hygiene items, like a toothbrush, assistance in replacing his medication, and emotional assistance in starting over after the he said.

Responding to Home Fires Disaster volunteers Jamie Hoffman from the Claremont Chapter and Roxanne Schorbach from the San Gabriel Pomona Valley Chapter respond to a home fire in Glendora. The fire completely destroyed the home, and the Red Cross provided the family with housing and food. This was one of 363 home fires the Red Cross L.A. Region responded to during the year.

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Serving the Military, Their Families and Veterans When someone in the military is faced with a family emergency or a death, the Red Cross provides around-the-clock emergency communications, relaying urgent messages anywhere in the world. Just ask Whittier resident Sgt. Peter Graves, a soldier stationed in Iraq whose mother had been diagnosed with cancer and was hospitalized. Joe Leal, a family readiness support assistant with the U. S. Army Reserves in El Monte, knew time was of the essence after visiting Graves’ mother in the hospital. Leal worked within 72 hours. Fortunately, Graves’ ordeal had a happy ending, and he was home in time to help speed his mother’s recovery. The Red Cross Los Angeles Region provides support to all active-duty military members, National Guard and Reserve members, veterans and their families. During 2011, the Red Cross L.A. Region briefed 4,214 people about our services through the “Get to Know Us Before You Need Us” program; and provided services to 1,715 members of the Armed Forces and their families. Relaying Urgent Messages The American Red Cross assisted Whittier resident Sgt. Peter Graves return home from Iraq to be with his mother after she was diagnosed with cancer and hospitalized. Military families rely on Red Cross-verified communications, which help commanders decide when to grant leave.

Making Sure Blood Is Available When Needed Many of us have either needed blood or know someone who has needed it. The Red Cross serves the needs of communities across the U.S. by providing 43 percent of the nation’s blood supply. In the Los Angeles Region, the Red Cross collected 284,352 units of blood from community members in fiscal year 2011. If you are at least 17 years old, weigh 110 pounds or more and are generally in good health, please give the gift that keeps on giving --- make an appointment to donate blood at (800) 448-3543.

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CPR Saves Lives Edward Merhabskie never thought he was a candidate for a heart attack. The 53-year-old supervisor at Senior Aerospace SSP in Burbank exercises regularly and hasn’t touched a doughnut in 35 years. Just after lunch in Nov. 2010, Merhabskie suffered cardiac arrest. A co-worker, Rick Cruz, said, “I heard him gasping for air, and he was turning purple.” Cruz, who has taken Red Cross CPR and First Aid courses at work, acted quickly. He began CPR and continued until paramedics arrived. Hospital personnel commended Cruz and said he saved his co-worker’s life. In addition to training 131,177 individuals in CPR, first aid, aquatics and water safety, the L.A. Region trained 9,716 individuals in California Child Care, Nurse Assistant Training and other safety classes.

International Services, Holocaust Tracing When Martine Zoller was young, she would ask her father, Joseph, why he had a number tattooed on his arm. Joseph jokingly told her that it was his parents’ telephone number, in case he ever got lost. The truth was that Joseph was a Holocaust survivor. When Joseph died, Martine and her sister, Cheryl, wanted to learn more about what happened to their father during the Holocaust. They turned to the American Red Cross Holocaust and War Victims Tracing Center, which conducts searches for family members missing or killed in the Holocaust. In March, 2011, new data surfaced. L.A. Region International Services caseworkers provided the sisters with an original copy of Joseph’s prisoner number — B6937. He was at Joseph’s father and mother. As part of a worldwide humanitarian network, the Los Angeles Region assisted with 187 Holocaust and international tracing cases in 2011.

Be a Lifesaver Rick Cruz received a lifesaving medal from the Red Cross for saving the life of his co-worker, Edward Merhabskie. The Red Cross L.A. Region provides CPR and First Aid training classes for employees at workplaces throughout the Southland. To register for a Health and Safety class, please call 800-627-7000.

Across the Country

Through a network of nearly 600 chapters, 36 blood services regions and a presence on military installations across the country, the American Red Cross helps people when they need it most: when disaster strikes; when a hospital patient is in need of lifesaving blood; when a military family needs emergency assistance; and when people want to learn the skills needed to protect themselves and their family.

Helping Families After Disaster

2011 at a Glance

The American Red Cross responds to nearly 70,000 disasters every year across the

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Red Cross is always on call to provide immediate care and comfort to those in need.

units • Collected 6.2 million . of blood ople • Taught 8,298,330 pe . ills sk lifesaving

Winter 2011 brought severe winter storms to a large portion of the U.S., knocking out power for thousands of people and closing schools and businesses. In January, Red Cross workers operated shelters from Florida to Connecticut to help those affected by storms. Severe weather continued into February as a massive winter storm buried the country in ice and snow from the Rocky Mountains to Maine. The Red Cross responded in 19 states, offering food, comfort and a safe place to stay to hundreds of people. Multiple disasters in spring 2011 made it one of the deadliest seasons in U.S. history. A severe outbreak of tornadoes across the South and Midwest—which hit communities such as Tuscaloosa, Ala., and Joplin, Mo.—took lives and destroyed homes. Red Cross workers were on the ground immediately to help, providing shelter for people whose homes were damaged or destroyed, and fanning out across affected areas to assess the damage. Red Cross nurses and mental health workers were also deployed to help people cope with the aftermath of these disasters.

spring, Texas grappled with the opposite extreme, as an exceptional drought continued

were threatened or destroyed.

and distributing 1.5 million relief items.

Nearly 140 disaster volunteers from the Red Cross L.A. Region spent a minimum of two weeks helping at national disaster sites in 2011.

Preparing SoCal for a Catastrophic Disaster Studies have shown that being prepared is the most critical step in a community’s ability to recover after a major earthquake. To encourage Southern Californians to make preparedness a priority, the L.A. Region is promoting PrepareSoCal — a three-year campaign with the goal of creating more resilient communities that are better equipped to help each other prevent, prepare for and respond to life-threatening disasters. In addition to promoting personal preparedness, we are increasing our capacity to feed and shelter those residents who will turn to the Red Cross for help after a quake hits. We plan to increase the number of shelter spaces in our region from 210,000 to 500,000. To do this, we will continue to develop partnerships with cities and local governments, as we’ve done recently with L.A. County Parks and Recreation, L.A. Community College District, Santa Monica Malibu Unified School District, and cities including Burbank, Santa Clarita, and Hawthorne. We are also working to increase our ability to serve and distribute meals from a current 1.8 million to 4 million meals per day in the next three years. Chicken of the Sea is just one of the vendors in 2011 that agreed to work with the Red Cross to provide food products when disaster strikes.

Southern California is one of the most at-risk areas for earthquakes, which is why we are promoting PrepareSoCal. As part of the L.A. Region’s community education preparedness efforts, we distributed information --- which is in Spanish and several other languages --- to 102,017 individuals in fiscal year 2011 at events and through other channels.

Our Committed Volunteer Team The Red Cross is defined by the time, commitment and dedication of its volunteers. This year, 3,185 volunteers helped provide direct services to the communities in the Los Angeles Region. This includes 717 youth volunteers who are primarily affiliated with the region’s 38 high school youth clubs. Three volunteers who exemplify this 3,000-plus member team are the winners of the 2011 Regional Volunteer of the Year awards: Bob Carey, Mark Lim and Jerome Thierry. Carey is a volunteer photographer and videographer who helps the Red Cross tell its story through visual images; Lim is a master of disaster logistics and a committed community presenter; and Thierry, who began volunteering in 1977 as a Red Cross youth member, has worked at countless large and small disasters and makes himself available day and night to help others. To learn more about the variety of volunteer positions available at the Red Cross, please visit www.redcrossla.org/volunteer.

L.A. Region volunteers Mark Lim, Bob Carey and Jerome Thierry received the 2011 Regional Volunteers of the Year award.

Our Donors

Saluting Our Generous Los Angeles Region Donors Within weeks after the 9.0 earthquake and tsunami that rocked Japan on March 11, 2011, thousands of Los Angeles Region-based businesses, foundations, organizations, family foundations and community members opened their wallets for Japan relief. Many groups and individuals, like actor Josh Duhamel, were creative in their fundraising efforts. Working with the Santa Monica Red Cross, Duhamel hosted the “Youth Run 4 Japan,” in which he and his wife, singer Stacy Ferguson (Fergie), and other celebrities joined 4,000 young people in a 2-mile run on the Santa Monica beach to support Japan relief efforts. The Los Angeles Region hosted several fundraising events during fiscal year 2011 to support local programs and services, including: the November 2010 Heroes Breakfast, honoring former Los Angeles Mayor and business leader Richard Riordan, ABC7 and Southern California Edison (SCE); a New Year’s Eve Gala held at The Craven Estate (headquarters for the San Gabriel Pomona Valley Chapter Red Cross) featuring a Monte Carlo gaming room and dancing; the Red Tie Affair in April 2011 at Santa Monica’s Fairmont Hotel honoring actress and comedian Betty White, Josh Duhamel and a remarkable team of doctors and medical specialists from Saint John's Health Center; and the 20th Annual Fritz Coleman Comedy Night held in Glendale, which featured the NBC4 weatherman and four stand-up comedians. We are deeply grateful to all Los Angeles Region donors who have made contributions to assist those affected by international, national and local disasters, as well as the many programs and services provided here in the L.A. area. We especially applaud those members of our giving societies, including the Tiffany Circle, a network of women leaders and philanthropists who each donate at least $10,000 annually, and the McCoy Legacy Society, forward-thinking individuals who have made a donation through a planned gift. We also deeply appreciate those donors who remember the Red Cross in their wills, trusts and estates. Your support makes our lifesaving services possible.

Gail McGovern, president and CEO of the American Red Cross (left) and Dr. Robert Amonic, chair, Red Cross Santa Monica Board of Directors, congratulate actress and comedian Betty White, who received the American Red Cross "Crystal Cross” award in April 2011 at the Red Tie Affair.

Around the World

With your support, the American Red Cross responds to disasters, builds safer communities and educates future humanitarians around the world every day. This past year, we worked with our partners in the global Red Cross and Red Crescent network to assist 229 million people in 76 countries.

Responding to Disasters When disasters hit, the local Red Cross or Red Crescent can often handle the crisis alone, but sometimes they reach out for help. The American Red Cross helps meet urgent needs by deploying disaster specialists, mobilizing relief supplies and contributing assistance to more than 8.6 million people, from Japan to Haiti. For example, after a devastating earthquake and tsunami hit Japan in March 2011, the American Red Cross joined the Japanese Red Cross to help provide water and new appliances, as well as repair damaged medical facilities. As of June 2011, the American Red Cross has provided $230.8 million to the Japanese Red Cross and other partners to support relief operations, reaching more than 200,000 people with assistance. Last year, the American Red Cross continued to help people in Haiti rebuild and recover from the January 2010 earthquake. The Red Cross is helping Haitians rebuild their lives through activities such as constructing homes, delivering clean water, supporting hospitals, improving sanitation and trash disposal, providing income-generating opportunities and

Building Safer, Healthier Communities The American Red Cross works with its Red Cross and Red Crescent partners to build safer, more resilient communities around the world, reducing the devastating effects of natural disasters and health crises. Continuing the highly successful Measles Initiative, the American Red Cross helped lead the program toward vaccinating 1 billion children in the last decade, putting us on the continued path toward eradicating this deadly disease. Since the Measles Initiative began in 2001, measles deaths have decreased by 78 percent worldwide.

Educating Future Humanitarians Humanitarian principles are at the core of the Red Cross mission, and continuing this work requires inspiring and engaging the next generation. Across the United States, American Red Cross chapters help both adults and youth understand International Humanitarian Law and its relevance to our daily lives and the issues we face as a country. Last year, the American Red Cross educated 139,000 people in more than 40 states in International Humanitarian Law, teaching students about humanitarian issues around the world and the critical need to protect civilians as well as combatants in times of war

Children try out the new hand washing taps set up by the Japanese Red Cross at an evacuation center in Ishinomaki.

2011 at a Glance The American Red Cros s:

• Worked to reconnect more than 5,300 familie s separated by internation al wars and disasters. • Equipped communitie s and Red Cross partners in 33 countries to be better prepared for the next disaster. • Helped protect 220 million children worldwi de from measles in 2011, and 1 billion in the last deca de.

Your Red Cross Los Angeles Regional Board

Officers Jeff Sakaguchi – Board Chair Martin Cozyn – Chair-Elect Executive Vice President , Human Resources Occidental Petroleum David DiCristofaro – Vice Chair Senior Vice President and Regional President Wells Fargo, LA Metro Region Barbara E. Mathews – Vice Chair Vice President, Associate General Counsel Chief Governance Officer & Corporate Secretary Southern California Edison and Edison International Marianne Lamutt – Secretary Executive Vice President , City National Bank

Board Members David Allen, Partner Barnes & Thornburg, LLP Joel Anik, West Region Managing Partner Grant Thornton, LLP Steven D. Atlee, Partner Winston and Strawn, LLP Chris Brandt , National Managing Director Healthcare Private Consulting Deloitte Consulting Gary Campanella, Senior Manager Office Services The Capital Group Companies Bruce B. Daly Principal, Deloitte & Touche, LLP David Fuhrman Managing Partner, Willis Insurance Services Rod Hagenbuch* Strategic Advisor, Raymond James Associates Meloni M. Hallock, CEO Acacia Wealth Advisors Joan E. Herman, President & CEO Herman & Associates, LLC Kirk Hyde, President* Hyde Properties, LLC Lois Ingham Joseph H. Kanimian, Law Offices of Joseph H. Kanimian

Bret Lane, Vice President of Field Services Southern California Gas Company Rob Levy, Executive Vice President Worldwide Sales & Marketing Herbalife Johannes Masserer, Director, Client Relations Patina Restaurant Group Bowen H. McCoy, President* Buzz McCoy Associates, Inc. Cheryl L. Moersen, Principal, Advisory Services Ernst & Young, LLP Christine Neal Senior Vice President of Finance Unified Grocers John Packwood, Partner, RDF, LLP Robert C. Petersen, Senior Vice President and Regional Manager Los Angeles Commercial Banking Group Union Bank Jeffrey A. Rosenfeld, Partner DLA Piper, LLC (U.S.) Darren Seidel, Vice President International Finance Warner Home Entertainment Group Ellis Stanley, General Manager, Dewberry Csaba Takach Senior Vice President, Worldwide Logistics & International Operations Mattel, Inc.

Ex-Officio Board Members Lynne Knox, Senior Vice President and Investment Counselor Capital Group Private Client Services Pat MacNeil Nini Sakaguchi Frances Weigand

Lifetime Board Members Willard Z. Carr, Jr. Gibson, Dunn and Crutcher, LLP Edmond Lelo Executive Vice President & Division Manager Global Banking Division, Wells Fargo Bank Irv Margol Consultant The Executive Agency

Allen Mathies, Jr., M.D. President Emeritus, Huntington Memorial Hospital Dean Emeritus, Keck School of Medicine, USC William A. Niese Jay Rodriguez Jill Valenti * Lifetime Board Members

Regional Chapters Los Angeles Chapter 11355 Ohio Ave. Los Angeles, CA 90025 (310) 445-9900 Antelope Valley Chapter 2715 E. Avenue P Palmdale, CA 93550 (661) 267-0650 Arcadia Chapter 376 West Huntington Dr. Arcadia, CA 91007 (626) 447-2193 Claremont Chapter 2065 N. Indian Hill Blvd. Claremont, CA 91711 (909) 624-0074 Glendale-Crescenta Valley Chapter 1501 S. Brand Blvd. Glendale, CA 91204 (818) 243-3121 San Gabriel Pomona Valley Chapter 430 Madeline Dr. Pasadena, CA 91105 (626) 799-0841 Santa Monica Chapter 1450 11th St. Santa Monica, CA 90401 (310) 394-3773

How to Get Involved Volunteer your time and skills Get trained In lifesaving skills. To get started, visit us at www.redcrossla.org www.facebook.com/redcrossla www.twitter.com/redcrossla

Sources of Financial Support

In Our Community The American Red Cross Los Angeles Region is able to provide vital services — from responding to home fires to teaching first aid and CPR — thanks to your generous contributions.

(July 1, 2010 - June 30, 2011). This included: • $6,097,764 in corporate, foundation and individual giving—All charitable cash contributions given during the year to the Red Cross, including gifts from all types of entities, for various purposes supporting the mission of the Red Cross. • $436,560 in United Way and other federated campaigns—Funds raised for the Red Cross through United Way, Combined Federal Campaign (CFC) and other agency campaigns. • $2,084,365 in legacies and bequests—All cash and other assets received by the Red Cross as a result of a donor’s will, trust or annuity. • $46,841 in services and materials—The valuation of non-cash donations of services given to support the mission of the Red Cross. Contributions to the American Red Cross Los Angeles Region Fiscal Year 2011 Corporate, foundation and individual giving $6,097,764 United Way and other federated campaigns $436,560 Legacies and bequests $2,084,365 Services and materials $46,841 Total

$8,665,530

Across the Country The American Red Cross works in communities across the country to prepare for and respond to disaster; teach lifesaving skills; serve military members, veterans and their families; and provide nearly half the nation’s blood supply. As part of the International Red Cross and Red Crescent network, the American Red Cross also works to prevent and relieve suffering in countries around the world. Total contributions to the American

Nationwide Contributions to the American Red Cross (in thousands) Fiscal Year 2011 Corporate, foundation and individual giving $685,947 United Way and other federated campaigns $111,273 Legacies and bequests $81,548 Services and materials $35,272 Total

$914,040

A full statement of operating funds and functional expenses for the American Red Cross is available on redcross.org/publications.

Comforting Disaster Victims After a February 2011 water main break in Van Nuys, evauated residents were kept warm and dry at a Red Cross evacuation center. Amy Jimenez, 9, one of the children who was evacuated, clutches a teddy bear provided by the Red Cross. The Red Cross L.A. Region responded to 363 local emergencies in fiscal year 2011.

Donors: Individuals and Family Foundations We recognize and thank the following individuals and family foundations for donations of $1,000 or more made between January 1 and December 31, 2011: $250,000 to $499,999 Mei Nien Chen

$100,000 to $249,999 Anonymous Rivers and Kyoko Cuomo Los Angeles Region Donors Trevor Schultz Carl Sewell

$50,000 to $99,999 Anonymous (2) Eric S. Choi and Sun M. Yoon Frank Darabont Roland Emmerich Catheryn and Dorothy Hoehn Henry Stupp Anita Yoh

$25,000 to $49,999 Anonymous (2) David and Peggy Coon Bram Goldsmith Kirsten Hansen Cecile Lewis Joann Lin, Lightbulb City Jack & Adele Mason Family Foundation, Inc. Bowen and Barbara McCoy Mimi O'Hern Kenneth and Wendy Ruby The Shuken Family, Vista Ford-Lincoln-Honda The Schow Foundation

$10,000 to $24,999 Anonymous (2) David and Elizabeth Allen Chris Ashworth Judith and Chuck Beck Janis Bell Bergen Foundation Anthony Beyer A. Boier-Jennings Philip and Jacklyn Burchill Gary and Chara Campanella Joseph Caso John Chang Amnart Charoensukvanich

Conant Family Foundation Gary Cooperman Martin and Katherine Cozyn Suzie Cross Todd DiPaola Eric Doi Danny and Maria Doron Russell Dreyfus Michael and Sherrie Dunn Gail Elliott John Fadke Frank Fairey Megan and Craig Ferguson Stacy Ferguson Brian Ghodsian Coy Gibbs J. Gibbs Charles and Ruth Gold Jason Grosfeld Chelsea Handler Julia Hasenzahl The Hattori Foundation Paul Hechmer Mel Herbert Joan Herman and Richard Rasiej David Holmes Kirk Hyde and Angi Proctor Wilma Johansen Rita and Jules Kernen Lynne Knox and Kevan Lynd John Lamonica Daniel Landver Janet and Barry Lang Charles Lao Naneen Leavenworth Brad Lemons Foundation Marion and Richard Leonhard Roger Lin David & Edythe L. Lippey Fund Rachel Luke Vincent Mancuso Judit Maull Florence McGraw Trust Elizabeth McMilon Scott and Jacqueline Menville The Barry and Wendy Meyer Foundation Charles Miller The Mark & Kathie Miller Foundation Peter Nardulli Jeff Nathanson

Heriberto Navarra Kanji Ono And Fumie Ono Family Trust Kathleen and Larry Paul Joan Payden Victoria Pearson Lisa and Barry Reed Charlotte Rubin Jeff and Nini Sakaguchi Susan Saltz Lou Scharpf The Gloria & John O. Schmidt Charitable Fund William Seaman Bradley and Julie Senet Tadashi Shoji Gail Smith Efthimios Sotos Darrell Sperber Shelly and Donald Sterling William Symes L & G Thomas Family Foundation Katsuya Uechi Jason Wade Michael Weithorn Michael Wise and Sirah Vettese Ai Hoa Wu J. Yang & Family Foundation Mariam Youssef Barbara and Herbert Yuki Simon Zhang

$5,000 to $9,999 Anonymous (6) A and C Horn Trust Apatow Family Foundation Inc Avadhesh and Uma Agarwal Libbie Agran and Guy Fitzwater Russ Allen Cesar Aristeiguieta Sandy and Timothy Armour Helen Atherton Barry Family Foundation Cecile & Fred Bartman Foundation Dave Batson John and Lorraine Becker Jill Berliner and Jonathan Lore Wayman Blakely Deborah and Gabriel Brener Michael and Sandra Carus Tracy Chapman

Individuals and Family Foundations, continued

$5,000 to $9,999, cont. Samuel Chen Martha Cheung Tishio Chino and Noriko Hashimoto Roger Cleveland Gary and Ruby Courtland Kevin Cox William Crater Philip and Alyce de Toledo Ken and Randee Devlin Roy and Sheri Disney Joshua Duhamel Scott Dunham and Barbara Eliades John Dunn Patrick Dwyer Kim Esther MacKlin and Polly Fleming Larry Fong Maxwell Fox M. Fredric Gerald and Barbara Friedman Sheila and Michael Fulmis Lottie and Robert Gee Marion Scharffenberger Geomar Foundation William Glass Adam Goodman Gordon Family Foundation Mark-Paul Gosselaar Meloni Hallock and Rick Noecker Andrew and Carol Hammitt Rachel Hankey Bill Hannon Foundation Burt Harris Fred and Betty Hayman Dennis Healy Robert and Kathleen Henderson Patricia and Takeshi Higaki Walter Hines and D'Vonna S. Johnson-Hines Anita and Stanley Hirsh Paul and Susan Holman Gerald Holtzmann Kazuko Hoshino Wallace and Dorothy Hull Laura and Richard Jacobs Mr. Michael T. Jen Peter Jenarewong Louis & Donna Jones Family Foundation Robert Jones Jannifer Ju

Martha Kadue Kenneth and Judy Kamins Holi Kao Solomon and Marie Kaplan Elizabeth and Lawrence Kasimow Adam Kasower Erin and James Keller John and Jennifer Kelly Harald Kloser Dennis and Elizabeth Kneier Dennis Korn Stuart and Louise Korshak Melissa Kravetz Memorial Foundation Hiroko and Sidney Kunitake Valma Kwong Michael LaFetra David Lai Jeremy Lai-Yates Winnie Lam Timothy Lappen Robert Levy Longo Lexus Seth Lichtenstein Tony Lin Alan and Irene Lund Shirley Lutgen Akiko Maeda Danny Mahon Donna Matson Nancy and David Miller Wayne Miller William Miller Cheryl and Patrick Moersen Fay and Said Mostafavi John T. Murphy Gregory Nicotero Kristal Nishi James Ong Gregg and Debbie Oppenheimer Douglas Pahl Linda Pfeffer The Peggy Pollock Foundation Katherine Porter Ernest and Gunde Posey John Poyer Anita B. & Howard S. Richmond Foundation Darlene Rodriguez Eli & Mae Rosen Foundation

The George & Jean Rothschild Family Foundation Edward Rounds Tom Rudnai Bobby Sabelhaus Alvin Sargent and Laura Ziskin Mary Sasaki Akiva Schaffer Warren and Katharine Schlinger Foundation William E. Schneider Trust Paul Schulz Sherwood and Mildred Schwartz Rajiv And Caroline Shah Charitable Foundation Garry Shandling David and Tania Shawa Eric Sherman Walter Shubin Simms/Mann Family Foundation Timothy Sloan Michael Smith H Russel Smith Foundation Ned Solot Susie Spector Jennifer Steinkamp Kevin and Lily Sutantyo Julie A. Suzuki Keiko and Tetsuya Takayama David Tao Jeffrey Tinsley Josephine Tong Aaron Tout Stanley Trilling Benjamin Tsai Rei and Kelly Umekubo Robert Vallee Gloria Vandoren Peter Vincent Tonya Wade George Wall David and Sylvia Weisz Family Foundation Charles and Ruby Wert Brett White Delora Wiley Daniel Winter Evan Wischik Keith and Jane Wishon Johnson and Jean Wong Julie Wong

Individuals and Family Foundations, continued

$5,000 to $9,999, cont. Tania Wood Ailan Wu Yikun Wu Kevin Wuepper Shuman Yang Takeshi Yasuda Robert and Leslie Zemeckis Michael and Carol Zoeller Zuckerman-Kanner Gift Fund

$1,000 to $4,999 Anonymous (60) Jason and Meredith Abber Lois Abbott Jihan Abdalla Fauzia Abdu Keith Abouaf Chris Abraham Stephen and Evelyn Abrahamson Paola Accusani Steven Ackrich Randy Adair Joe Adargas Jacki Addis Robert Adelman Bill Adkins Stacy Adler Mark Afram Thomas Again Phillip Ahn Noriko Akatsuka Phil Albitz Gregory and Susan Alker Steve and Barbara Allen William Alley Ted Allred Arthur Almquist Harry Althouse Juan Alva Consuelo Alvarez Marie Ambrosino Peter and Shirley Amdisen John Amerman April Ammeter Mark Amparan Jack and Olive Anderson Jean Anderson Kohji Andoh

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Michael Andrews Christopher and Patrice Angelo Kyle Aoki Linda Aoyama William and Denise Appell Lori Aramian Frozan Aref Susan Armistead Frank and Beverly Arnstein Jonathan and Margie Aroesty Mary Aronsohn Sue Art Jay Arteaga Michael and Ana Arthur Sandi Arthur Justin Asai Donald and Claire Ashman Steven and Elizabeth Atlee Yolanda Atler John August Vartan Avanesian Michael and Kelley Avery Adam and Maria Avila Marcy Ayanian Shalom and Michal Babay Guilford and Gwen Babcock Robert Bacall Eileen Bacon Gayle Baddin William and Jackie Bagnard Bonita and Kenneth Bailey Janet Bailey Jeff Bailey Sam Bailey Jennifer Baird Dianne Baker Glenn Baker J. and Sylvia Balbona Rene Balcer John Baldessari Gladden Baldwin Dale Ball Susan and Brad Ball Alonzo Banks Jonathan Bao Don and Paula Barbier Robert Bard Stanley and Priscilla Barnes Joshua Barnett S. Barone

Jeremy Barrett Joann Barry Ewing Bartgis Eryn Bartman Ryan Bates Emanuel Bachmann Foundation Diane Baxa Eric Becklin Frank Bedoya Elizabeth Bell Alberta Bellisario Jack Benadon Raymond Bence Alan Benjamin Robin Benson Michele Berg Freny and Leo Berkenbile Joan Berkley Patricia and Shelli Bernard Andrew Bernstein David Bernstein Cathy Berry Steven Bersch Karen Bertero Steve Bertram David Bess Imelda Betiong Albert and Terry Bezjian Shahram Bidsal Julian Bieber Devinder Bindra Andrew and Caroline Bird Herbert Bishop Rosie and Leo Bister Eileen Bjorkman John and Dorothy Black Marianna Black Adam Blackman William Blake Todd Blecha Eric Blumber Farzin Blurfrushan Linda Bodle Michael Bodziak W. Boede Pamela Bohnert Susan Bonds Jean Bonini John Bonino Richard Boos

Individuals and Family Foundations, continued

$1,000 to $4,999, cont. Shari Borchetta Barry Bordbar Gregory Boreham and Nancy Fairchild Susan and Bruce Bornhurst Tatiana Botton Boudjakdji Foundation Rosie Boulware Joann Bourne Kuni Bowen Emmett and Linda Bradley John Brady Martha and Charles Bragg Geraldine Branch Dulcie Brand Greg and Joan Brandeau Richard and Nancy Brandes Chris Brandt Theodore Braun Lauren Breiting Barbara and Todd Brewer Beatrice Bridges Steve and Jane Brittain Frank and Elizabeth Brooks Maximilian Brooks Eileen And Harold Brown Foundation Gary Brown James and Emi Brown William Brown Gisela Brownell Grace Brubaker James Brusch Ruth Bryant Sandra Buchanan Tai Bui Carmela Burke Rita Burns Robert Burns Kristin Burr Steven Bushong Charles Byrne Charles and Vicky Cable Dominique Cain Jacqueline Calavan Lucina Calderon Nancy Caldwell Fran Camaj Christopher Camarella Anke Campanella Tara Cardinal

Kathleen Carey Sean Carey David Carlson Thomas Carney Margaret Carothers Edward Carr Susan and James Carr Thomas Carroll Sheldon Carson James Carter Americo Cascella David Caspe David Caspers Gisele and Rene Cassar Jose Castaneda Gilbert and Marci Castillo Greg Castronuovo Boris Catz Jay Cervenka Stephen Cha Chun Chan Keith Chan Patty Chan Sophia Chan Sophia Chan and Wendy Lam Amandeep Chanana Hsiao Chang Judy Chang Katherine and Thomas Chang Walter Chang Wayne Chang Harry and Leslie Chao Lawrence Chao Leland Chapman Andrew and Cheryl Charles Bernard Chascin Brunilda Chavez Julianna Chavez Kristina Chee Heather Chen Hsu Chen Jason Chen Sung and Lina Chen Yu Shen Chen Eric Cheng Eric G. Cheng Josephine Cheng June Chern Jolene Cherry

Lee Cherry Edmund Cheung May Cheung Michael and Grace Chi Christine and Gabriel Chiu Linda Chiu Eric Cho Ronald Choi Wing Choi Tsunsheng Chou William and Jeanette Li Chow Meimei Chu Ping Chu Chenghan Chung Kwang and Bona Chung Brian Church Lois Clark Janel Clausen Kathleen Clayton Peter Clifford Shawna Clifton Daniel Cody Alan Cohen Gerald and Bat-Ami Cohen Joseph Cohen Ruth Cohen Sandi Cohen Laurie Cohn Glenn Cole Darlene Coleman Duncan Harry Colomby Jay Condiotti Leon Condon Bernice Conn Theresa Contreras Christopher and Ann Conway Chris Cookson Fred Cooper Howard and P. V. Cooper Christopher Cordingley William Corgan Edward and Cindy Corn Sabrina Corsa Corymore Foundation Mary Coston Erin Cottom Thomas Cravens Gordon and Dona Crawford

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Individuals and Family Foundations, continued

$1,000 to $4,999, cont. Michelle Crawford Sheila Crawford Denis Cremins Brian and Sherry Crosby Petra Croucher Terry and Cheryl Crow Martin Cruz Robert Cunnion Dorothy and Wilber Currier Warren Cutting Maggie and Malgorzata Cwiertnia Renee Czarapata Stephen and Marushka Dach Dennis and Maggie Dahlhausen Robert Dahlin Steve Daily Trisa Dangcil Max Darnell Nariman and Van Anh Dastur Miriam Dau Stephanie Davis and Steven Kern Nancy and Donald de Brier Randy De Gasperin Lloyd De Llamas Robert De Nayer Jay Deai Hilary Decamp Donald and Claudine Defazio Takuya Deguchi Mike Deihl Loretta Deisinger Robert and Danita Dekarlo James Del Pozzo Yohko D'Elarco Denise Delavaux Larry and Dorothy Delpit Owen Demers Inderjit Deol Robert and Barbara Deruntz Thomas Devin Virginia Dibona Robert Dickerson Susan Dickes Jennifer and Royce Diener Joan and Cyril Dionne Charles Dippel Ronald Dixon Richard and Thien Do Florence Doak Alex Dobuzinskis

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Greta Dockum Onnalee Doheny Elton Doi Evelyn Dominguez Rohays Dominic James and Joan Donelson Jeffrey and Edita Donnelly Kriste Donnelly Christopher Dowdell Jane Doyon Judy Dragstedt David Draiman Betsy Drake Brian and Carol Drake William Drake Jason Dravis Stuart and Linda Dubin Nancy Dubois Dennis and Sharon Dugan Sean Dugan Deborah Dumas Edith Dume Ikue Duncan Robert Duncan Channing Dungey Jennifer Dunlap Steven and Michelle Dunton Archie and Shirley Durham Sucha Duskin Glenn Duval David Dyck Hiromi Dye George Eads Lisa and Kirk Edmondson William Edmonson Kesha Edvalson John Edwards P. and David Eisman Bradley Elias Deana Elwell Arash Emami Robert and Marguerite Emerick Chinyere Emeruwa Michael Emmick Yvonne Jill Emus Alan and Bonnie Engle Joseph Erhardt Troy Erickson Sam Ershadi Fardad Esmailian

Gilbert and Louisa Esquivel Fredda Evans Mark Everett Emil Eyvazoff Ellen Fagan Gerald and Jane Fagan Bruce Fagel Irene Fan Melissa Fanfassian Michael Faragi Sherri Faroky Ethel Farrand Darren Farrugia Thomas Fassett Jack Faul Matthew Fee Robert and Bernice Feldman Robert and Jan Feldman John Felix Mary Felix David Feng Daniel Fera Daniel Ferleger James Fewel Lillian Fields Fischer Family Foundation Pauline Fischer Fishbein Family Foundation Laurence Fishburne Ambrose Fisher Fishman Family Foundation John and Claire Fitz Mark Flagel Kevan Flanigan Brent Fletcher Alan Flores June Flygare Wendy Fong Robin and Sharon Fordyce Michael and Lynn Forgeron L. and Joy Foster Jorja Fox John T. Frankenheimer Hank Frazee James Frazier J.M. Freeman Charles and Devon Freitas Bill Frew J. Friefeld

Individuals and Family Foundations, continued

$1,000 to $4,999, cont. Robert and Judith Frinier David Frucht Robert Fuchs David and Maria Fuhrman Masakazu Fujii Steve Fukuda John Fukunaga Frances Fulton Brett Furrey Walter and Sharon Futa Robert Garant James and Doris Garber Linda and L. Steven Garberson Jean Garcia Jessica Garcia Norman M. Garden and Marla G. Nadolney Joseph Gardner Robert Garrett Francis and Lucy Gartlan Tracey Garvin Gale Gascho Silvia Gaspardo Moro Karen Gasper Tony Gaudino Richard and Mary Gayek Robert Gayl Werner Gebaueri Dwight Geer Robert and Shirley Geimer Doreen Gelfand Wanda and George Gelsebach James Gelvin Travis Gemoets and Kristine Dunn Charlotte Genevier Susan Gerstenberg Safar Ghazal Phyllis Ghio Sonoko Ghislandi Thomas Giandomenico Michael Giddens Michael Gilbreth George Gilligan Philip Gilligan T. Gilmore Nathan and Karen Ginosar Elizabeth and Michael Giordano Deborah Giust Patricia Gjerde Michael and Dana Glantz George Glaze

Traute Gleeson Arthur and Doris Glick Michael Glowalla Patricia Goble Steve and Karen Goddard T and J Goeres Gloria Gold Gina Golde Kenneth and Billie Goldman Robert and Minette Goldsmith Roger Goldwaite Melinda Gomez Paul Gongaware Stephen Gooch Jay Goodfader Jeannine and Jose Gordo James Gordon Bian Gormley Edith Gould Robert Gould Kapriyel Govjian Barbara Grace Ricky Graczyk Susan Gradman Ahmad Gramian William Gramling Ben and Kelley Green Kathleen and Kevin Green Suzanne Greenberg Title Greenspan Revocable Trust Ann and Richard Greenspun Philip Greider Molly Griffin Ronald Griffith Laurent Grill Boris Grinshteyn Karen Grodnitzky Amy and Kenneth Gross Felix and Beverly Grossman Steven Grossman and Jill Baldauf Matthew Gubler Jeanette and David Gubser Cheryl Gudorf Johnny Guerra Quitzia Guerrero Ronald Gulli Jerry Guritzky and Marj Cognon Juan Gutierrez Martha Gutierrez

Rosario Gutierrez Riley and Carolyn Guye Gilbert Haakh Joseph Hacia Mark and Miranda Haddad Arlie Hahn Erica Hahn Genevieve Haines and Fred Buescher Bashir Hajjar Richard Hall Robert and Judith Hall Mark and Monica Haloossim Michael Haloossim Nicolas Hamatake Erich Hamilton and Alicia Romero Susan and Art Hammarlund Richard and Gloria Hampton Lucy Han Jeanne Hanahan Kenji Hanaoka Natyada Hanchana William Handy Anna Hang David Hansen Deborah Hanson Carol Hao Yoshino Hara Kent Harada Lawrence and Edith Harding Thomas Harjuno Rob Harland Sterrett and Joann Harper Ronald and Toyomi Harrington Timothy and Iwalani Harris David and Barbara Hart Thomas Hascup Lawrence Hashimoto Mark Hassen Alexandra Hawkins Todd Hawkins Goldie Hawn Robert and Naomi Hayashi Michael and Pamela Hayashida Pamela Hayden Rufus Hayden Gail Hayek Holroyd and Sylvia Haywood Jonathan Helfat Thomas Heller Barbara Hemig

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Individuals and Family Foundations, continued

$1,000 to $4,999, cont. Zach Hench Dannie and Gayle Hensley Danice Hertz Doug Herzog Luise Herzog Todd and Loretta Hess Frank Hicks Higashi Family Foundation Jill Higgins Kevin Higgins Carol Hile Charlotte Hill Karim Hill Richard Hill Walter Hill David Hilton Barbara Hinchcliffe Leslie and Mary Hine Don Hirose Masahiro Hirota Tracy and Richard Hirrel Steven Hirsh Alexander Ho David Ho Hai and Thuthuy Ho Herman and Eva Ho John Ho Kenneth Ho Millie Ho Richard and Ying Hoffman Robert and Jean Holbrook John Holder John Holland Susan Hollander Megan Hollingshead David Hollis Suzann Holman Charles Holmes Ruth Holt Eric Holtzman Richard Holz Joseph Homma Chris Hong Chun and Celia Hong Deanna Hong Sing and Dominga Hong Mark and Yumiko Hoover Meredith and Herbert Hoover Jerry and Marie Hornstein Michael Horowitz

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Alston Horrocks Helen Housley Jim Howard Alan Hsieh Frank Keng Hao Hsu Kui and Jen Jeh Hsu Martin Hsu Michael Hsu Nonie Hsu Rita Hsu Jennifer Hsuchen Pamela Hu Lucy Huang Wenchi Huang Michael Hubbard Alan Huber Joe Hudgens Elizabeth Hudson Tonja Humber Frederick Huntsberry Gina Huo Jenny Huot Walter Hurlburt Cory Hurwitz Cathy Huss-Harvardi Stephen Hwan Eric Hwang Lisa Hwang Supahra and Supattra Hwangthawearvita Soonok Hyon Rumi Ida Steve Ige Shinya Ii Eiko Ikari Junko Ikari Bill Imada Yoshimi Inaba Jean Indart Gary and Lois Ingham Marylou Ingram Natalie Irby Gary Ireland Sylvester Irving Roland Ishimoto Kristi Ishiyama Johnie Iwabuchi Yoko Iwaki Shingo Izawa Hidemi Izuma Lisa Jackinsky

Flint Jacobs Marc Jacoby Rachel Jacovino Doris Jaffe Subadhra Jagannathan Suzanne Jaggers Scott and Laura James Faith Goodland and Steven James Richard and Elizabeth Jamison Jason Janda Gary Janetti Iktae Jang James Jaskol Mark and Roselyn Jason Marie Jaubin Akbar Jazayeri Wendell and Bernice Jeffrey Julia Jenkins Anne Jennings Cynthia Jennings James Jennings Ronald and Jane Jenny Stanley Jilk Amy Jim Gregory Jirak Brad Johnson Carrie Johnson Grant Johnson and Christine Lai-Johnson J. Johnson Mark Johnson Chris Johnsonar Suzette Johnston Margaret Jolley Stanleigh and Josette Jones Timothy Jones Virginia Jones Henry Jordan Jonathan Jordan Anurup Joseph Jeffrey Joseph Joyce Jud Gerald and Dorothy Juergens Christine Jung James Justiss Nantawat and Suchitra Jutakeo P. K Michael Kadenacy Mark Kadzielski Michael Kagawa Diane Kageyama

Individuals and Family Foundations, continued

$1,000 to $4,999, cont. Setsumi Kai Alfred Kaino Duane Kakazu Howard Kakita Eric Kalman Adhir Kalyan William and Yoshiye Kamei Stephen Kan Tammie Kanda Jeanie Kang Takatoshi Kano Lara Kaplan Stanley Karakawa Connie Karonis Kenneth Karst Lawrence Kasanoff Lawrence Kasimow Eric Kastner Mark Katsumura Richard Katz Fred Kawashima Katherine Keck Steven and Kathy Keelin Adam Keen Tim Keenan Christoph Keller John and Jennifer Kelly Miriam Kelly John Kennedy Leon and Simone Kent Richard Kent James and Nancy Kenzik Richard Kern Jordan Kerner Cameron and Sandra Kessinger Joel Kessler Hassan and Fariba Kheradmandan Jay-Steven Kho Ruth Kido Troy Kiem Richard Kilbas Audrey Kim Benjamin Kim Fermina Kim Jung Kim Karen Kim Paul Kim Richard Kim Steven Kim Tai Kim

Ted Kim James Kimmel Mark and Stephanie Kimura Georgia King Kathy King Victoria King Richard and Inta Kipper Kiyoshi Kitahama Yasuhide and Mayumi Kitaoka Elmer and Barbara Kittell Naoko Kiuchi Daniel Klein James and Terry Klein William and Stephanie Klem Michael Kline Martin Klitten Katharina and Elmar Klotz Robert Klyman Charles and Carolyn Knobler Ed Knuston Tin Ko and Huu Thai Patty Koh Penny Kole Helen Kong Ann Kono Terry Koplan Matt Koskenmaki Dennis Kotada Mital Kotecha Allan and Muriel Kotin Angela Kovelman Glen Kraemer Eleanor and Herbert Kraft Family Foundation Elizabeth Krasnoff Linda Krems Avian Ku Amy Kubota Stan Kuei Daryl Kueler Raghavendra Kulkarn Anju and Shrinivas Kulkarni Akira Kumagai R. David and Helen Kummer Kunkel Family Fund Sydney Kurtz Donald Kuy David and Pauline Kwan Alexandra la Van James Labor Robert Laemmle

Bruce Lagnese Mimi Lai Seppo Laine Donald and Rhea Laird Lat Lam May Lam Nhi Lam Robert Lamarre Louis and Katherine L'Amour Hing Lan and Tak Tsui Lan Tamaki Landis Clair Lane and Hsiang Liang Ginger and Chris Langhans Geraldine Lanzendoerfer Joseph and Cora Lanzisero Sylvia Lardiere Stephen Larrabee Adam Laskar Pierre-Olivier Latour Daniel Laufer Shirley Laugharn Gene Le Pere Craig Leach Gerard LeBeau Jennifer Lechter Mark Ledbetter Brian Lee Chris Lee David and Sonia Lee Eric Lee Eric Lee Eugene Lee Grow Lee Lin Ho Lee Lin Ho Lee Lori Lee Michael Lee Michael Lee Wan-Hsuan Lee Yang and Danmei Lee Yi-Hsuan Lee Gary and Katy Leff Alan Lenhart Doris Lennon Thomas Leu Norman and Claudia Levin Tony Lew James Leytus Cynthia Li Hao Li

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Individuals and Family Foundations, continued

$1,000 to $4,999, cont. Michael Li Naoko Li Kai Chieh Liang Ling Ling Liao Danny Liem Carolina Lightcap Theodore and Natasha Lilly Aaron and Tien-Hsin Lin Annica Lin John and Szuyin Lin Wendy Lin Stuart and Stephanie Liner Jeffrey Litow Guo Liu Ming Liu Tai Liu Christopher Lloyd Ashley Lo Rolinde Loew Richard Loh Christophe Loiron James Loney Timothy Long Thomas and Stephanie Loo Hernan Lopez William Loucka Rex Loughran Fred and Doris Louie John Lu William Ludel and Tracy Cohen Khanh Luong Jeannie Lurie Lena Ly Thanh Ly Anne Lynch Eric Ma and Chui Chan Linh Ma M Maccaferri Fumy Machida Peter Machuga T. MacNeille M. Grace Macy Miriam Maeda Maria Magana Jan Magee David Magidoff Susan Maguire Ngoc Mai John Main Gary Mairs

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Wing Mak Dale Malcolm Laxmisree Mallampati Jane Mallary Dorothy Malloy Tanya Malone Kathleen and Yvonne Maloney Dean Malouf Lai Man Marc Mandel and Emilia Pirro-Mandel Martha Mandel Ralph and Frankie Manker Cynthia Mann Eleanor Manning James Manning Sylvia Mansour Stella Mao Rosa Marful Irving and Myrna Margol Beverly Marksbury Karena Martin Ernest and Anita Martinez Henry Martinez Richard and Linda Masada Mario Masciandaro Richard and Danna Mason Nobuo Masuda Marciano Mata Barbara Mathews Allen and Weta Mathies Shirley Matilla Hidejiro and Chiseko Matsu Colette Matsui Junji Matsumoto Katsumi Matsumoto Garrett Matsunaga Koji Matsuo Mamoru Matsuyama Yuki Matsuzaki Thomas Mauk Marguerite Mauter B. Maxfield Steven and Laura Mayer Robert Mc Manus James Mc Nair Evelyn Mc Nairy William McAdam David Mcallister John and Vivian McBride Thomas McCabe

Valentine and Shelli McCallum Michelle McCarthy Erin Mcconahey Joan Mccormack Kim Mccowen Maureen McDonald Philip McFall Conrad McGinnis Emy McGold Kelly Mcgoldrick Joshua Mcgowan Fred and Evelyn McGregor John Mcinnis David McIntosh William McLaughlin Bret McMichael Melisa McNiece Danielle McPherson John Mearns Olga Measures Joann Meepos Jose Mejia Paul Mellinger Stephen and Barbara Melnyk Helen Mendoza Thomas and Delise Menik Vijay Menon Clarence Menteer Albert Mercado Richard Merrick Helene and Robert Metzenberg Lura Meyer Ronald Meyer Nancy Meyers Joan Michaels James Michal Mary Michelis Jason Micklewright Karen Milbon Richard and Mary Milford Ej Milken Andrew Miller Lee Miller Milton Miller Robert and Catherine Miller Steve and Jacquelyne Miller Thomas and Ruby Miller Donna and Steve Mills Janet Mills Marc Mills

Individuals and Family Foundations, continued

$1,000 to $4,999, cont. Marcia Mills Dean Minerd Feng-Ying Ming Eyal Mintz Amit Mirpuri Susan Mitchell Masahisa Mitsunaga Shigeko Miyake Dennis Miyata James Modecki Robert and Tracy Mogster Jeff Mohr Ada Mok Tomas Molina Rona Molodow Leslie and James Momoda Francis Monestere Lorena Montanez Amy Monti Michele Montllor Cary and James Moore Aldo Moreno Paul Morgan Ronald Morgenstern Alison Mori Yoshihiro Mori Yoshito Mori Danielle Moriarty Robert Morin Thomas and Joan Morris David Morse Vicki Morse Cheryl Morton Megan and Kent Mouton Karolyn and Thomas Moyer Iglesia Mujeres Deborah Mullins Carolyn Muranaka Nelson Murga John Murphy Karen Murphy O`Brien Jack and Mary Lou Myers Robert Myers Grace Nagamoto Misha Nagelvoort Kenneth and Susan Nakamoto Keiko Nakamura Yoshiko Nakamura Michael Nakashima Lily and Makoto Nakayama

Dipali Nandi Bahman Naraghi Anandhi Narasimhan Noriko Narimatsu Jan Nash Jordan Neel Julio and Grace Negrete Sherri Nelson Dwane Nesser Amy Newman Cynthia Newman Kenneth Ng Lydia Ng Hy Ngo Anthony Nguyen Cuong Nguyen Mark Nguyen Oanh Nguyen Tam Nguyen Tu Nguyen Nicolina Nicchitta Rachael Nichols Susan Nichols Margie Nicholson Eric and Shelby Nielsen William and Ann Niese Nadine Nightingale Ippei Nishiguchi Joyce Nitz Kate Noonan Lucille Norberg Michael and Kathleen Norris David Novo Jean and Gordon Nunes Donald O`Connor Ronald and Barbara O`Meara Michael Oakley Toshio Oazawa Charles and Shelby Obershaw Geoffry Oblath Heidi Obrien Michael O'Brien Michael O'Brien and Nancy Halnon Clark Ochikubo David Odaka Margaret O'Donnell Christine Ofiesh Steven Ogata Koji Ogura Steven Oh

Edward Ohlin Keisuke Ojiri James and Karen Okada Tetsuzo Okubo Jean Okuda James Okuno William and Laura Olhasso Nadene Oliver Nancy Oliver Mark Olsen Thomas and Mary Jo O'Neil Kerri Oneill Joseph Onuma Nick Orfanopoulos Steven and Judy Orich Jose and Maria Ortiz Allan Osaki Mary and Stephen Osborne Neil Osina Carrie and Allen Otani Daniel Otsuji Margaret Otto Gregory Owen Michael and Esperanza Owen Maryqueen Padilla George Padovan Sally Pai Yunchul Pak Robert Palmer Victor Palmieri Marc Palotay Rajeev Pant Gregory Pape Kenneth S. Park Min and Kum Park Chrystal Pastell Jagdish Patel Daniel Patterson Mark Patterson Neil Patton David Paul Lawrence Paul Jerome & Faith Pearlman Foundation Edward and Lynda Pearson Irene Pedersen John Peetz Maria Pekurovskaya Phyllis Pelezzare Aaron Perlmutter

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Individuals and Family Foundations, continued

$1,000 to $4,999, cont. Barclay and Susan Perry Richard Perry Rodd Perry and Maura Howe Harriet Pesante Robert and Maryanne Petersen David Peterson Toby Petty Susan Pfann Vickie Pfeiffer Christopher Pflug Tawny Phan Marshall and Emily Phillips William Phillips Soon Pho Teresa and Timothy Piasky John and Joan Pigott Qwen Pinckney Stephen Pinto Yuman Pirzada Dean Ptichford and Michael Mealiffe Catherine Pleasant James and Sharon Plotkin Sydney Poitier William Polish Yoshiko Poncher Thomas Posin Deborah Poulter John Power Joseph Preston Sasha Price Norma Priggione Hillary Prokop Robert and Kathryn Proulx Adam Puhl James Pulver Evan Purcell Wendy V.C. Purcell Rakesh Puvvada Jeffery Quirk Ki and Yong Ra Louis Rabinowitz Nancy Radin Cynthia Radom Ronald and Wanda Ragland Nahla Rajan Blesilda Ramirez Simon Ramo Marny Randall June Rank Ken Raphael

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Mikiko Rath Marisa Ratinoff Charles Ray William Ray Farshid and Shohreh Rayati Mark Rayman Rami Razouk John Record Roopa Reddy Michael Reed Peyton Reed Christine Reese Peter Reilly Rob Reiner Carolyn Reiss John Reitz Corrine Reminick James and Rachel Renhult Shelley Resnik John Revell Reynolds Family Foundation Insook Rhee Cheryln Rice David Richardson Lance Richmond Walter and Verna Richter Bonnie Rickles Tara Riddle Donald and Susan Riechel Michael Rielly Arthur and Jane Riggs Brian Riley Eric Riley Olun Riley Robert and Audrey Riley Karen and Graham Ritchie Krysten Ritter Frank Roberts William and Mitsuko Roberts Patricia Robertson Carl Robinson Debra and Alan Roche James Rodarte Darlene Rodriguez Tomie Rogers Sara Rollens Jutta Romero George and June Romine Art and Janice Ronci Keith Ronk

Susan Rosenberg Luba Rosenblum Lawrence and Alison Rosenthal Maya Roth James Rothe David and Phyllis Rothman Robert Rovner Brett Rowley and SusanVan Der Werff-Rowley Donald and Jane Royer Sharon and D.W. Rubalcava Raymond Rubenstein Abraham and Annette Rubin Judith Rubin Priscilla Rubinstein Jensen Rufe Joseph Ruffino Gayle and David Runyan Catherine and Miles Ruthberg Miriam Rutiz-Braveman Robert Ryans Dean and Donna Rydquist Laura and John Saade Nicholas Saakvitne John Sachs Violet Sachs David Sackman Sara Sadhwani Ajay Sahgal Tricia Saiki Nadine Saiti Aiko Sakai Naomi Sakamoto Elly Saletta Trudy Salven Lawrence Sam Christian Samson Vanessa San Jose Edward and Charlene Sanborn Kevin Sands Shinya Sano Tsukasa Sano Carmen Santas Edward Saraffian William Sargent Nancy Sarkisian Bernard and Rhoda Sarnat Timothy Sassoon Edward Sato Yukio and Yumiko Sato

Individuals and Family Foundations, continued

$1,000 to $4,999, cont. Isabel Satra Ariana Savalas Alex and Sachiko Sawada Thomas and Mary Lou Sayers James and Denise Schaefer Jacqueline Schaeffer Eric Scharpf Arthur Schawartz Joshua Schechter Sanford Schenbart Kenneth and Gail Schild Terri Schlagel Donald and Yvonne Schmidt Lauren Schmidt Linda Schneider Scott Schoenberger Julie Schollenberger Molly Schoneveld David Schrader Bonnie Schroeder William and Inez Schubert Michael Schueder Joanne Schulwitz and Carleton Block Jacqueline and Paul Schulz Michael Schur Seth Schwartz Denise Schwarz Donna Schweers Brian Scott Robert Sefaradi Darren Seidel and Elaine Paul Anthony Seki Keizo Seki Nadine Semer Janice Sendejas Nadarajah and Sankari Senthilkumar Alfredo Septien Peter Serchuk James Seright Cathy Setoda Helen Settle Lake Setzler Kathy Sexton Sue Shackelford Annabelle and Andrew Shaddock Daniel Shannon Deidre Shannon Daniel and Annette Shapiro George Shapiro Lynda Shapiro

Debbie Sharratt Donald Shaul and Shirley Suda Annie Shaw James Shaw and Marnie Weber Peter Sheerin Bryan Sheldon Rohini and Uday Shendrikar Eugenia Shepard Robert and Kimberly Shepherd Rocky Sherer Paul and Diane Sherwood Keiichi Shibuya Eliany Shie Aishah Shih Steve and Myung Shin Yun Shin Gerald Shishido Rich Siegel Maria and Americo Silva Cameron and Teresa Simbro Stuart Simmons Shushan Simon and William Loos Tamme Simon-Mccauley Tanya Simpson Nancy Sinatra Joel and Karen Singer Frank Sinton Megumi Sisson Fay Sklar Yvonne Slaught Albert and Amanda Smith Bryan Smith Cassandra Smith Donald Smith Gilbert and Shirley Smith Hugh and Mary Smith Paul Smith Peter Smith Phyllis Smith Steven Smith Michael Smithe James Snider Brian Snowden Ruth Sobeck David and Ann Socher Diana Sodaro Tomiko Soderlund Jill Soffer John Sohl Jonathan Soiseth

Fred and Cynthia Soldwedel Juan and Alicia Solis Dorothy Solomon and Antonio Frayre Kathleen Soltwedel Jennifer Sonnenberg Rhim Gregory Sonoda William and Diana Sornborger Rick Spade Jon Spallino Joseph Spano Ethan Spaulding Irwin and Lorri Spiegel Edward and Valerie Spong Lawrence and Gloria Spungin Noot and Paul Stapleton Michael Stars Loren Steadman Margaret and Richard Steenken Stanton and Jaclyn Stein Glenn Steinke Craig Stephen Barbara Stephens Gayle Stephenson Scott Sterling Fred Stevens Hilary Stevens Alice and Clinton Stevenson Okyo Sthair James Stinson Carolyn Stone and Chandler Lee Charlotte Stone Clifton Stoneburner Carolyn Strauss Marla Strick Todd Strickland Yuejin Su Irawan Suanto Gary Sugano Masafumi Sugano Satoshi Sugawara Toshifumi Sugimori Nathan Sugimoto Joy and Bernard Sullivan Pat Sullivan Robert and Catherine Sullivan Susan Sullivan Chia Sun Colleen and Joel Surnow William and Ruby Suter Kazuo Suzuki

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Individuals and Family Foundations, continued

$1,000 to $4,999, cont. Annette Swain Joanna Swatik Issam Sweis Elizabeth Swofford Eric Szmanda Kamrooz Tabibzadeh Martin and Karen Tachiki Jean Taeuffer Jessie Tait Kenji Tajimi Kanji Takahashi Mark Takamoto Ron Takasugi Ayako Takeda George Takei Jin Takemura Norihisa Tamaoka Priscilla Tamkin Raphaelle Tamura Stella Tan Jonathan and Cynthia Tanaka Kenneth and Chizuko Tanaka Yasunori Tanaka Yuri Tanaka Shuw Tang Stephanie Tang Raul Tapia Mamoru Tashima Julio Tawata Grazka Taylor Janet Taylor John Taylor Joseph Taylor Vickie Taylor Berta Teer Motoki Teranishi Takashi and Naomi Terashima Masaaki Terashita Karoun Terterian Carl and Lamonia Terwilliger Glenn Teshirogi John and Joy Teske Richard and Beverly Testwuide Hy Thai Vinh Thai Gunvanti and S. Thakkar Rahim and Azad Thobani Clive Thomas Preska Thomas Ross and Maureen Thomas

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David and Elizabeth Thompson Casandra Thomson Marlyn Thornton George Tiermey Jennifer Tilly Frences Ting John and Carolyn Tipton Nancy Title June Togioka Motoki Tomatsu Dawn Tomita Irene Tong Janice Tougas Brian Towne Terry Townsend Andy Tran Buwon Tran Hubert Tran Jacqueline Tran Kim Tran Mike Tran TuyNhu Tran Yen Tran Tran's Family Charity Foundation Kenneth and Karin Travis Steven Travis Bart Trow Gary Troyer Edward Trujillo Grandin Truong Minh Truong Hui and Ruey Tsai Peter Tsai Shirley Tsai Randy Tsao Yo-Hsuang Tsao Kenneth Tse Leslie Tse David Tseng Emma Tsuchida Takashi Tsuzuki Ree Tucker Ken Tung Kathleen Turner Robert Tuttle and Maria Hummer-Tuttle Alexei Tylevich C. Tylka Anne Uhl Hirotake Uketa Roz Ushigome

Jeanne and Mike Usonis Robert Uyesato Steven Valentine Elizabeth Vance Joyce Vandervoort Christopher and Jaime Vane Paul and Lois Vaughan Francis and Francoise Veber Mark Vidergauz John Viggers Anna and Gregory Viksman Richard and Ann Marie Villaescusa Michael Vincent Joan D. Vitale Jeff Vo Robert Vogel Bette and Kenneth Volk Clyde Von Der Ahe Sheila Von Euer and John Huskey Jonathan Vorasane Paul Wagner Lauriston and Judy Wah Patricia Wahle Rebecca Waits Mark and Gillian Wakabayashi Emi Wakiya Andrew and Kathryn Waldner-Gourash David and Clare Walkley Robert Wall Marjorie Wallace Robin Wallace Charles Wallasch Mark Waller Robert A. Waller Foundation Desmond Walsh Aaron Walton Bianca Wang Clay Wang Jim Wang Lawrence Wang Mary Wang Yi Lang Wang Tim Ward Ernest and Elaine Warsaw Rick Wartzman Kenneth and Julie Washenik Sheila Wasserman Hiroko Watanabe Yuko Watanabe Evelyn and Seymour Waterman

Individuals and Family Foundations, continued

$1,000 to $4,999, cont. Myles Watling Glenn Watson John and Connie Watson Craig Webb John and Renita Weber Otto and Vica Weber Bryant Webster Benjamin Weeden Michael and Mary Weedman Mildred Wegner Mikki Weightman Bernard Weinberg Eric and Jill Weinlein Mary Ann Weisberg And Bryce Perry Foundation Alan Weiss Linda Weiss Ronald Weiss Brian Weitman Evan Wells Roger and Crescent Wells Phuong Wen Yung-Hsi Wen Alexis Wernberg Jean Wetstein Dermot and Eileen Whelan Brad Whitaker Edwin White John and Hazel White John D. and Caroline B. Whipple Trust Albert Whittlesey Carolyn Wieland Edward Wigton Nicholas Wilcockson Gertrude Willauer Chris Williams Dorothy Williams Frank Williams Gary Williams James Williams Scott Wiltermuth Stephen and Jan Winston Robert Winter Robert and Lillian Wintroub Lane and Christine Wipff Simon Wise Jami Witte Lee Witte Gary Wolf Nancy Wolf

David Womark Alice Wong Cindy Wong Heang Wong Lawrence Wong Mildred Wong Reger and Peggy Wong Sherwin and Shirley Wong Silvia Wong Wayne Wong Alan Wood Peggy and Charles Wood Andrew Woods Gerald Woods Nancy Woskow Trust Salli Wright Andy Wu David Wu Kenneth Wu Michelle Wu Ping-Yuan and Chong Wu Tony Wu Wendy Wu Richard and Shirley Wulfing Takashi Yamamiya Yosuke Yamamoto Flora Yamanaka Miles and Mari Yamanaka Rodney Yamane Ken Yamate Dave Yamauchi George Yamauchi Satoshi Yanai Antair Yang Chungwei Yang Frank and Sandy Yang Helen Yang Jenny Yang Kenny Yang Lisa Yang Sarah Yang Yao Chi Yang John Yano Rina Yano Daniel and Nancy Yao Helena Yao Joanne Yasuda Mina Yasuda Hiroki Yasukawa Patricia Yee

Helen Yerkey June Yip Polly Yiu Krista Yokoyama Go Yoshida Tomoe Yoshida Tokuji Yoshihashi Joanne Yoshii Harry Yoshikawa John and Maria Young Joseph Young Judy Young Stephen Youngerman Li and Grace Yu Kate Yuen Shunsuke Yuri Row Zadeh Mark Zaltsman Paul Zaltsman Anthony Zane William Zant Victor Zaragoza Mark Zarem Stanley Zax Robert Zeigler Jason Zenk Xiaohong Zhang Sarah Zhou Xing Zhou

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Businesses, Organizations and Foundations We recognize and thank the following businesses, organizations and foundations for donations of $10,000 or more made between January 1 and December 31, 2011: $1,000,000 + Forever 21, Inc.

$500,000 to $999,999 The Ahmanson Foundation Big Star Clothing, Inc. Blu Element, Inc. Friedkin Disaster Relief Fund Panda Restaurant Group, Inc.

$250,000 to $499,999 Conrad N. Hilton Foundation Disney World Wide Outreach Farmers Insurance Group Nexon America, Inc. Sony Computer Entertainment America, Inc. Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A., Inc. The TR Family Trust Verizon Volunteers Program Warner Bros. Entertainment, Inc.

$100,000 to $249,999 Activision: Activision Hq American Honda Motor Co., Inc. Aon Foundation Beiersdorf, Inc. Grant Thornton Foundation Greater Houston Community Foundation c/o Lexus/Toyota Herbalife Family Foundation J-Network, Inc. The Neu Foundation of California, Inc. O'Melveny & Myers, LLP Price Leblanc, Inc. Riot Games, Inc. Rock Revival, Inc. Sweet People Apparel, Inc. The Walt Disney Company

$50,000 to $99,999 Anonymous 19 Entertainment Al's Irrevocable Charitable Trust The Angell Foundation BNI-Misner Charitable Foundation

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Cathay Bank Foundation Citizen Watch Company City National Bank Confidence Foundation Crown Family Philanthropies Edison International Edison International Employee Contributions Campaign Electronic Arts, Inc. Estate of Vernard A. Grant The Green Foundation Hudson Group Hulu I-Kuan Tao USA International Rectifier Corporation James Perse Los Angeles The Janus Foundation Kitty Purry, Inc. Little Tokyo Public Safety Mattel, Inc. McDermott, Will & Emery, LLP Mrs Me, Inc. Occidental Petroleum Corporation Pharmavite, LLC Sempra Energy Sewell Lexus Sony Pictures Entertainment State Farm Insurance Companies Stone Family Fund Tokidoki, LLC

$25,000 to $49,999 Aksys Games Localizations, Inc. Allied Physicians of California B & H Education Barnes & Thornburg, LLP Dan Murphy Foundation DineEquity DIRECTV Echo eHARMONY, Inc. Farmers Disaster Relief Group Frederick F. & Mary E. Myers Foundation GFM, LLC International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers - Local 47 Its A Wonderful World, Inc. JAKKS Pacific, Inc.

Jerome Foundation Korea Times L.A. Lakers Youth Foundation Los Angeles Unified School District McGuireWoods Nakajima USA, Inc. Nara Bank Nestle USA Paul Hastings Janofsky & Walker, LLP Rag's Style Lafine Reliance Steel and Aluminum Co. Rubin Postaer & Associates Sidley Austin Foundation Sunrider International Teaumen & Grace Fuite Foundation Teleflora, Inc. Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation Urban Outfitters Walter Lantz Foundation Wedbush Morgan Securities, Inc. and Wedbush Bank Wescom Credit Union Yoshinoya New York, Inc.

$10,000 to $24,999 Anonymous Active Network Alexandria Real Estate Equities, Inc. Amcor Packaging, Inc. American Golf Foundation Aveniu Brands Avery Dennison Foundation Backstage Web, Inc. The Bank Of Tokyo-Mitsubishi Ufj, Ltd. Bright World Foundation Callie D. McGrath Foundation The Capital Group Companies Charitable Foundation Cedars-Sinai Medical Center Celluphone Charis Fund Church Everyday Circle K Clarion Corporation Coalition Of Asian Pacifics in Entertainment (CAPE) Coinstar

Businesses, Organizations and Foundations, continued

$10,000 to $24,999 cont. Conference of Grand Masters Prince Hall Masons Foundation, Inc. The Corwin D. Denney Foundation Crystal Cruises Dealer Tire, LLC Deluxe Corporation Foundation Deluxe Entertainment Services Group Devito/Perlman Family Foundation Disney/ABC Television Group Domino Foods, Inc. Dura Coat Products, Inc. East Bay Community Foundation Echo Workplace Giving Ernst & Young, LLP FS Precision Tech Goldberg and Solovy Foods, Inc. Great Light Tao Herbalife International of America, Inc. High Desert Medical Group Houlihan Lokey Howard & Zukin Insomniac, Inc. Italee J.B. & Emily Van Nuys Charities J.P. Original Corp. John Paul Mitchell Systems JTB Americas, LTD. Jupeto Properties, LLC Just A Little Kabuki Restaurants, Inc. The Kenneth T. and Eileen L. Norris Foundation Koreatown Plaza La Pho Da Son Quan Am Bo Tat Tu, Inc. Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Employees Reaching Out Club Loeb & Loeb, LLP Los Angeles Kings Hockey Club Louis Vuitton, Inc. LTK Hawaii, Inc. Marukai Corporation Mighty Fine, Inc. Mitchell, Silberberg & Knupp, LLC Mizuho USA Foundation, Inc. Morgan Keegan & Company NBCUniversal Nestle (The Matching Gift Center) NewEgg.com Pacific Health Works, LLC Panzera Insurance Company, Inc. The Pasadena Playhouse

Perfect World Entertainment, Inc. Pfaffinger Foundation Porto's Bakery, Inc. R & B Realty Group Roy E. Crummer Foundation Sanrio, Inc. Sidney Stern Memorial Trust Signet Tours, Inc. SJ Greens, Inc. Skechers USA, Inc. SMBC Global Foundation Social Goodies, LLC Southern California Gas Company Stickam Worldwide, Inc. Superior Communications THQ, Inc. To Japan: From LA With Love Torrance Memorial Medical Center Toyota Of Gladstone Toyota Of Lake City Trednet, Inc. Tuff Stuff Products, Inc. Unified Grocers United Negro College Fund, Inc. United Sample, Inc. Universal Music Group, Inc. Wells Fargo Wells Fargo Foundation Westland School, Inc. Wilmington Trust Winkler Family Foundation World Finer Foods, Inc. The Writers Store Yokohama Tire Corporation Zenith Insurance Company

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McCoy Legacy Society We honor these forward-thinking people who have made a donation to the American Red Cross through a planned gift. Many are unrestricted gifts that support programs and services where the need is greatest. Donations made by McCoy Legacy Society members provide the largest source of unrestricted funding each year. These generous individuals are honored with a certificate and pin from the McCoy Legacy Society and invited to educational programs and receptions during the year. Anonymous Robert Amonic N. A. Anderson Nancy C. Anderson Guillermo N. Arreola Margaret Beetham Robert Beltran Peter E. and Carolyn Berger Claudine Biastre Louis Block Walter D. Bowman Geraldine B. Branch Sidney and Helen R. Chambers Peter Chapel John B. Charnay Carol A. Chvala Proxiteen W. Collins Forster Cooper Jose L. Cruz Felicia A. Daffara Rendell W. Dahms Carmen Daugherty Estela C. Diaz Robert A. Drew Isaac Duarte Ron Farina Margie Eddy-Forbes Vivian Fountain James P. Francis Carlos G. Galdamez Sanford Gerber Ben And Kelley Green Kenneth B. and Amy Gross Rodney D. and LaVerne Hagenbuch Anna Hafeli Felicia Hamad Constance F. Harris Maxine Harris Ginger Hitzke Gary and Lois Ingham Esther K. Jacobs Wilma Johansen Susan F. Johnson Howard W. Jones Robert Kain Colette Karp

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Elizabeth Kasparian Marie T. Kistler Erwin H. and Effie A. Koschorreck Daniel Kronstadt Rosa L. Kunin S. H. and Joanne Kuo James D. Labor Winifred Laub Norma J. Lauterbach Ellen Leonard John N. Levi, Jr. Catherine Martin Lucina Martinez Donna M. Matson Frank K. Matsuoka Bowen H. and Barbara McCoy N. Jeanine McMahon Carol V. Mead Jimmy M. Mitchell Mary Miyaji Kenneth N. Morishige James A. and Mary Ann Morrison Anthony B. Nesburn Marie L. Niedzielski Bob Nunn Robert Ortego Yuko Otani Juan M. Perez Arthur S. and Laurie Phelps John E. Phillips Peter C. Picanso Jessie M. Pichardo Ruth Porter Cecilia T. Potempa Prida and Neesa Prasithpramote Eddie L. Pruitt, Sr. Yanee Puripanyaranich Harold and Sylvia Rattner William B. and Barbara Rendahl Margarita B. Reyes Gloria P. Roberts Peggy Roffe Henry M. Romero Saul M. Salka John N. Sill Angel Silva

Elvira Silva Adele C. Smith Marc Sobel Fred and Cynthia Soldwedel Irwin and Lorri Spiegel Signe Sponsler Dean H. and Lucile Spurgeon Eunice Stanford Jane A. Terlesky Ferne M. Theis Lillian Thompson Alphonso Vallejo Jesus J. Vargas Mary G. Vitale Penelope von Kalinowski Anita Weber Charles Wert Dana P. Williamson and Karen A. Goland Halina Wolf Shuman Yang and Ke Thia Yao Michael and Carol Zoeller

If you have remembered the American Red Cross in your will, please contact Dana Williamson or Amy Gross, PhD, Gift Planning Officers, at 310 445-2685.

Bequests The following generous donors remembered the American Red Cross in their wills, trusts and estates between January 1 and December 31, 2011:

Jacob Aguirre Imelda L. Aron May Battany Stanley Bergerman Dorothy D. Coon Martha F. Dewey Charline B. Elfeldt Daniel Gibgot Ruth D. Goodman Vernard A. Grant Doris L. Greathead Randolph Heap Sylvia F. Hoffman Paul R. Jackson

Ann Kardell Norman Kay Anne C. Kennedy May Gock Kido Helene S. Lassig Gerard L. LeBeau Cecile Woods Lewis Sidney and Mary Liss Nellie Lumbard Claude A. Martin Eva Mason Floren V. McGraw Joan A. Michaels Nadine V. Nightingale

Rodney M. Norris Arthur O'Leary Dorothy E. Paulson Gertine V. Radcliffe Susan Rosenberg George T. Ruby William E. Schneider Susan W. Souders Opal Lorraine Sunde Mabel J. Valent Bryant Webster Mildred Wegner Barbara L. Wight

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