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A messAge from the generAl mAnAgerCaryn G. Mathes

Fiscal Year 2013 was an exciting and challenging time for all of us at WAMU 88.5. We saw WAMU 88.5 move to the top radio position for both the Washington, D.C. metro area and for public radio nationwide. Our core websites, wamu.org and drshow.org, had their best year ever, and we continued to attract a solid donor and underwriter base.

We faced the challenges of construction and equipment purchases that came with acquiring our new Media Center at 4401 Connecticut Avenue, NW, and we are thrilled with the results! Now home to all of our stations and services, the Media Center will help us achieve success in the years that come.

In a challenging economic year, total support grew approximately 10 percent from $20.6 million in FY2012 to $22.1 million in FY2013. Total expenses grew from $20.4 million in FY2012 to $23.3 million FY2013. The increase in spending was planned and relates to our new Media Center.

A highlight for me last year was the time I spent with donors. You gave me inspiration for WAMU 88.5’s future and reinforced just how special our public media organization is.

This is my last annual report for WAMU 88.5. As I look forward to new challenges at KUOW in Seattle, I know that I am leaving WAMU 88.5 in strong and capable hands. I am personally and professionally invested in WAMU 88.5 and I’m proud of each and every one of you—our donors, grantors, underwriters, staff, volunteers, Community Council and Development Advisory Council members, AU leadership, and especially our listeners—together, we have created an incredible public media organization.

I look forward to continued reports of greatness from WAMU 88.5. I remain, always, a champion for WAMU 88.5 and a friend to American University.

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DAily tAlk showsThe Diane Rehm Show

Diane Rehm has captured attention for years with her distinctive call-in format and her uncanny ability to draw out guests so they create colorful and intimate verbal landscapes for listeners.

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John Irving Discusses In One Person: A Novel (June 9, 2012)Calling In One Person his most political novel to date, Irving revealed how he crafts his work, waits at least 10 years before tackling significant issues, and senses that Americans have great resistance to sexual tolerance.

Living with Migraine and the Search for New Treatments (August 18, 2012)An expert panel discussed current understanding of migraines’ genetic roots, myriad ways they’re diagnosed, often days before or after onset, and rapid advances in the science, fielding questions about triggers and treatment from call-in guests.

A Conversation with Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor (January 30, 2013)Justice Sotomayor described living with diabetes since age 7, how she improved her English at Princeton using vocabulary books, how her difficult relationship with her mother changed when she wrote a book, and how fear still affects her life.

CoMMunity outreaCH

Parkinson’s Voice Project ................... Dallas, TXSpecial Reading, Surviving Grace .... Washington, D.C.

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WBAA ......................................................... Purdue, INKERA ........................................................... Dallas, TXWRVO ......................................................... Oswego, NYWXXI ........................................................... Rochester, NYWLRN .......................................................... Miami, FLWITF ............................................................ Harrisburg, PAWCBU ......................................................... Peoria, IL

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DAily tAlk showsThe Kojo Nnamdi Show

From technology to food to politics, Kojo Nnamdi’s relaxed interviewing style and nimble production team enable listeners to gain new perspectives on breaking news and unusual topics from nationally-known guests and experts.

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The Fallout: D.C. Council Chair Kwame Brown Resigns (June 7, 2012)The day after Kwame Brown became the second elected official charged with a felony that year to resign, the team assembled a panel of political and legal experts to provide context and set the tone for ongoing WAMU coverage of D.C. Council corruption.

DeafSpace: Architecture And the Deaf Community (September 9, 2012)Via live streaming video, interpreters and transcription, the show enabled deaf students to describe the newest dormitory at Gallaudet University, which has unique and subtle design features to help the deaf to communicate visually.

Convention Coverage 2012: A Local Perspective on a National Election A dynamic week of live broadcasts from the Republican and Democratic national conventions included interviews with key politicians, discussions of party platforms, and even local cuisine.

CoMMunity outreaCH

“Kojo in Your Community” events included a live neighborhood conversation in Washington, D.C.’s Columbia Heights.

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weekly showsMetro Connection

The Animal House

Metro Connection is a deep, sound-rich dive into people, places and stories from the heart of the city to the beach.

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Virginia Trappist Monks Grapple with Uncertain Future (July 20, 2012)Rebecca Sheir’s two-part series focused on monks at Virginia’s Holy Cross Abbey, who are increasingly elderly, ill and looking for new ways to ensure the abbey’s survival.

Coping with the Loss of a Newborn Child (February 1, 2013)Emily Berman’s sensitive handling of how one family coped with losing their infant son generated a great deal of positive listener feedback.

Playing to Win: The D.C. Sled Sharks (December 9, 2011)Emily Berman’s piece explored a sled hockey team for kids in wheelchairs.

The Animal House is a national weekly journal about animal concerns across the globe.

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Changing the World by Connecting with Wildlife (April 13, 2013)Elizabeth Howard, founder and director of Journey North, tracked with a million students and educators the seasonal migratory patterns of North American wildlife. The website, Journey North, shares their results.

Giving Oysters in the Chesapeake Bay a Second Chance (February 2, 2013)The Chesapeake Bay oyster population is now a fraction of what it once was, so the Harris Creek Habitat Restoration Project is putting tens of millions of oysters back into the bay. Stephan Abel, executive director of the Oyster Recovery Partnership, discussed the East Coast’s largest oyster restoration effort.

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weekly showsThe Big Broadcast

Hot Jazz Saturday Night

The Big Broadcast has a special place in WAMU’s history as the longest-running program. Host Ed Walker shares his col-lection of vintage radio programs from the 1930s, ‘40s, and ‘50s each week.

Ed Walker, the show’s host, was one of the founders of the original WAMU, the AM campus radio station that preceded WAMU 88.5. Ed was elected to the Radio Hall of Fame’s “Local or Regional - Pioneer” category in 2009.

One listener tells us, “I have particularly fond and vivid memories of our whole family listening to WAMU’s Big Broad-cast. Sometimes, when driving home af-ter a family weekend away, the children would set aside their conversation or bickering to listen.”

Since 1980, host Rob Bamberger has created a cornucopia of jazz from the ‘20s, ‘30s and ‘40s alerting listeners to where they can acquire most of the music featured on Hot Jazz Saturday Night.

Rob was the lead author of a Congressionally-mandated study on recorded sound preservation through the National Recording Preservation Board. This study was the foundation for the National Plan for Recorded Sound Preservation, which was released in 2013.

Rob has written the notes for more than two dozen CDs on a wide range of themes and performers. He also gives talks on an equally varied selection of topics.

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newsOn-Air and Online

WAMU 88.5 has been building its on-air and online news team over the past two years. The results can be seen in the depth and breadth of our coverage in FY2013 and the quality with which we create stories.

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Suspicious Money Orders Tied to DC Lawmakers (January 18, 2013) Patrick Madden’s series about campaign finance violations focused on major restrictions on money orders that were used to fund political campaigns in Washington, D.C. As a result of this and other coverage, federal authorities continue to investigate the campaign finance corruption involving District government lawmakers. This series had a major on-air presence and was also available online.

2012 Voter GuideDuring the national and local 2012 campaign season, the digital media team created a special voter guide, giving visitors from Washington, D.C., Maryland and Virginia a robust tool to compare candidates’ views on the major issues side-by-side. Visitors were able to see a list of races and referendums on their ballot specific to an entered address, take notes, choose the candidate of their liking, and take the information to the ballot. Approximately 400,000 people used the guide.

Yesterday’s Dropouts in D.C. (April 18, 2013) Kavitha Cardoza’s series focused on the struggles adults face long after they leave school without a diploma. She examined the national debate around education and what happens when children grow up without a diploma and try to make their way into the world. The series initially aired on WAMU 88.5, and a special section on wamu.org was created with more detailed stories, interactive maps, video and slideshows.

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newsOn-Air and Online

Federal Spending and the D.C. Area (March 2013) Debate on government spending was key in the 2012 elections, but the federal government’s scope has special significance in the D.C. area, where so many residents have some tie to Uncle Sam. Informed by the Public Insight Network, Rebecca Blatt, Jonathan Wilson and Matt Laslo’s series looked at the economic, political and emotional impact of fundamental questions, such as what role should government play, and at what cost? The series was named Outstanding News Series at the CAPBA awards.

State Integrity Investigation Michael Pope, Patrick Madden and Matt Bush were local contributors to the State Integrity Investigation in Virginia, Washington, D.C., and Maryland. They provided local reporting in conjunction with the larger national investigation seeking to gauge actual levels of transparency in individual state governments.

Massive Flooding on Eastern Seaboard, Ocean City Pier Destroyed (October 29, 2012) Bryan Russo’s Hurricane Sandy breaking news article updated readers on the situation from Ocean City, Md., one of the hardest-hit areas in our region.

In D.C., Three Minimum Wage Jobs Needed to Afford Two-Bedroom Apartment (March 19, 2013) WAMU 88.5 expanded its news to include digital-first coverage, reporting beyond what listeners heard. Chris Chester’s stories on local social and economic trends were among the most popular on the site, including this one about the high cost of living in Washington, D.C.

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BluegrAss countryLive at 45Celebrating 45 Years of Bluegrass on WAMU

On November 2, 2012, WAMU 88.5 celebrated 45 years of bluegrass programming with a live concert at George Washington University Lisner Auditorium, featuring 2012 IBMA Entertainers of the Year The Gibson Brothers, and IBMA Hall of Fame member Del McCoury and the Del McCoury Band.

Listeners opened their wallets during our Fall Membership Campaign to show their support, setting a new record for WAMU’s Bluegrass Country with 604 donors pledging $74,928.

Then they topped themselves during the Winter Membership Campaign, with 780 donors pledging $89,000.

We’re attracting new listeners by featuring live guests who are making waves in the industry. In January 2013, Della Mae and her band visited the station to perform “Empire.” The band went on to be honored as 2013 IBMA Emerging Artists of the Year.

Danny and Ryan Paisley dropped by to join host Katy Daley in studio on February 28, 2013 to play selections from the new Danny Paisley & Southern Grass album,

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BluegrAss countryLive at 45Celebrating 45 Years of Bluegrass on WAMU

Road Into Town. Ryan was the third generation of the Paisley family to perform on WAMU.

WAMU’s Bluegrass Country was honored to receive two nominations during the 39th Annual SPBGMA (Society for the Preservation of Bluegrass Music of America). Bluegrass Country was nominated as Bluegrass Radio Station of the Year, and host Katy Daley received her first nomination as Bluegrass DJ of the Year.

Our New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day show are annual traditions, featuring the top 50 songs of the year from the Bluegrass Unlimited Top 30 charts, which Lee Michael Demsey has compiled for more than 30 years, as well as our favorite guests of the year.

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givingDevelopment

More than 50 percent of WAMU 88.5’s revenue comes from private donors, with an additional 10 percent from foundations. We would not exist without their support. Two of our donors shared their stories with us last year.

Navroz GandhiLeadership Circle Donor, Development Advisory Council Member“Thoughtful, honest and unique, there isn’t a day when WAMU is not playing on my radio. In a world of constant marketing and sensational headlines, from the time I wake up, to the time I sleep, I trust the journalists at NPR and WAMU to provide an insightful perspective on what’s going on around me, as well as the world in which I live.

“The station brings a level of civil discourse and exchange of ideas that not only educates me, but draws me into stories and subjects I never would have thought interesting. Morning Edition, All Things Considered, Kojo, Diane, This American Life, Wait, Wait…Don’t Tell Me!, Tell Me More, the list goes on—you’re going to have to pry my hands off that dial before I change the station!”

Carolyn EldredWAMU Volunteer“I became much more intentional in my planning so as to focus more narrowly on what I value,” Carolyn said, so in 2012 in her will, to show her appreciation for favorite programming such as The Diane Rehm Show, The Kojo Nnamdi Show, The Animal House, Car Talk and Science Friday, she established an endowed fund to support the news department by providing training for up-and-coming journalists.

In addition to attending “stuffing parties” to prepare mailings, or answering phones during on-air campaigns, Carolyn enjoys volunteering because everyone is “so nice and so smart.” She hopes her actions will inspire others and encourage listeners to join her in making a bequest to the station. She is pleased to make a difference to WAMU, both today and tomorrow.

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investmentCorporate Underwriting

As a public radio station, WAMU 88.5 does not sell advertising; instead, we offer 15-second recognition spots for businesses. Approximately 40 percent of WAMU’s operating revenue comes from corporate underwriting. Our sponsors recognize the value of using our platforms to share their message.

DelCor Technology Solutions DelCor Technology Solutions is committed to helping trade associations, professional societies, unions, educational organizations and not-for-profits advance their missions and their contributions to society through the progressive, strategic application of technology.

Founded in Silver Spring, Md., in 1984, DelCor is also committed to improving the community in which its employees and clients operate. DelCor supports WAMU for its long-standing role as an impartial, community-based news source and catalyst for connecting with progress.

The Alden TheatreThe Alden is a 383-seat performing arts venue in McLean, Va., and a proud supporter of WAMU 88.5. The theatre presents international touring acts, many of which perform at the area’s big-name venues. Because of its location in a suburban community center, it wanted to increase its presence.

Underwriting support for WAMU allows the theatre to reach its ideal audience: intellectually curious, well-educated, international, high income and savvy. Through underwriting programs on WAMU, the Alden not only becomes known to potential audience members, but also communicates that it values the same things as WAMU listeners: diversity, balance and excellence.

FY2013: Top 10 Underwriting Clients

n Bloomberg Government

n C & I Energy Savings Program

n City Eats

n Deloitte

n GDIT

n GEICO

n Greater Houston Convention & Visitors Bureau

n Lincoln Motor Co.

n Pepco & Delmarva

n Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine

n SAIC

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2013 performAnce

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$9.63 millionSalaries and Benefits

$1.8 millionNPR Dues

$6.5 millionFacilities & Administrative

$2.97 millionProduction

$2.1 millionGeneral Supplies & Expenses

$324,000Donated Services

EXPENSES

$23.32 million total

$9.97 millionContributions

$8.87 millionCorporate Underwriting

$1.4 millionGrants

$1.17 million American University Donated Services

$123,000Business Income

$597,000Other

REVENUES

$22.13 million total

$9.97 millionContributions

$8.87 millionCorporate Underwriting

$1.4 millionGrants

$1.17 million American University Donated Services

$123,000Business Income

$597,000Other

REVENUES

$22.13 million total

Net Reserve BalanceWAMU spent several years building its reserve so that it could purchase a new Media Center. Opened in September 2013, WAMU invested $10 million of its reserve into the new center.

Weekly Average CumeWAMU subscribes to Nielsen Audio, which measures our cumulative on-air listening audience. WAMU’s total audience includes the Washington, D.C., Baltimore and Ocean City/Salis-bury metro areas.

Online VisitorsWAMU’s web traffic has seen sig-nificant growth over the last sev-eral years. WAMU measures unique visitors to its websites as well as our cumulative online listening audience.

Total DonorsWAMU continues to attract more donors each year. Even with the challenges of our current economy, community members continue to consider WAMU a worthy cause.

RevenuesIndividual donations, grants from foundations, and corporate under-writing continue to fund WAMU. The majority of our contributions come from nongovernment sources.

ExpensesWAMU spends the majority of its rev-enues on its people, production and technology. We anticipate this trend will continue as we develop more original programming.

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fiscAl yeAr 2013 notABle Achievements

Major construction on WAMU’s new Media Center at 4401 Connecticut Avenue, N.W., was a major focus and included the build-out of studio space and a theater.

ListenersWAMU listenership* grew from FY2012 to FY2013. For WAMU 88.5, average quarter hour share (listeners to the station) grew by 28 percent. Average quarter hour persons (total number of listeners during any 15-minute period) grew by 21 percent, and weekly cume (total number of listeners in an average week) grew by 10 percent. For Bluegrass Country, weekly cume for its HD station grew by 40 percent.

Original ContentThe Diane Rehm Show aired on 191 stations, a 9 percent increase from FY2012. The national audience increased 7 percent to nearly 2.5 million listeners.

WAMU 88.5 News produced “American Graduate,” a series from Kavitha Car-doza examining the dropout crisis in D.C. schools.

WAMU 88.5’s Homelessness Week content included the Community Minute, news features, documentaries and specials on our talk shows.

Digital MediaUnique visitors to wamu.org grew by 38 percent and we launched a mobile site. Firsts for our website included an interactive voter guide for the 2012 elections and digital-first articles. The Diane Rehm Show Friday News Roundup was WAMU’s first live video streaming effort.

TechnologyWAMU researched, designed and began implementation of digital broadcast and integrated data systems for the Media Center. This new digital facility will serve our needs for the next 20 years.

DevelopmentMembership has increased 20 percent over the past five years. For FY2013, Leadership Circle contributions increased 12 percent, and sustaining donors from the fall on-air campaign doubled from FY2012.

UnderwritingThe Sanju K. Bansal Foundation reached a total investment of more than $1 million. City Eats, a new national client, was one of our highest-grossing clients, and The Knight Foundation’s annual investment increased by 44 percent.

Marketing and CommunicationsWAMU continued its advertising campaign, “The Mind Is Our Medium.” The station produced 31 Community Minute spots highlighting worthy nonprofits, and 35 media sponsorships were awarded with an emphasis on arts and entertainment.

*Washington, DC Metro, AQH Persons, Share and Cume, P6+, Monday-Sunday 6am-Midnight, April 2012-April 2013, copyright Nielsen Audio PPM

notABle AwArDs

Kojo Nnamdi — Best Radio Personality in Washington, City Paper Best of D.C. Poll

Kojo Nnamdi — Named to Washington Life’s Power 100 List

Metro Connection: Outstanding Public Affairs Program — 2012 Chesapeake Associated Press Broadcasters Association Award (CAPBA)

Metro Connection: “Playing to Win: The D.C. Sled Sharks” — Outstanding Feature/Human Interest Story, 2012 CAPBA

News: “Suspicious Money Orders Tied To D.C. Lawmakers” — Outstanding Enterprise Reporting, 2012 CAPBA Award

News: “The Silver Line Project” — Outstanding Coverage of a Continuing Story, 2012 CAPBA Award

News: “Federal Spending and the D.C. Area” — Outstanding News Series, 2012 CAPBA Award

News: Local contributions to the “State Integrity Investigation” in Washington, D.C., Virginia and Maryland — 2012 National Edward R. Murrow Award

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goAls for fiscAl yeAr 2014

The new Media Center is WAMU’s most significant goal for FY14. We successfully moved in to the new building in September 2013.

ListenersWAMU will continue to develop programs and original content to retain current listeners and attract new listeners.

Original ContentThe Animal House, our national weekly show about nature and the environment and the bonds we create, will increase its national carriage.

WAMU News will develop investigative and in-depth stories. Breaking Ground with Kavitha Cardoza, a new national documentary series focused on specific issues that poor and disenfranchised Americans face, launched its first documentary in the fall and is developing a new documentary for the winter.

Digital MediaWAMU 88.5 will expand digital reporting and introduce endeavors to attract more online users. This includes an interactive journalism project as part of WAMU News series “Deals for Developers,” development of websites for new programs, a new music site, Bandwidth, and important design revisions to wamu.org, drshow.org and kojoshow.org.

TechnologyWAMU will create an efficient, reliable system to support the new generation of network systems and equipment in the new Media Center, conduct staff training and implement effective service-level agreements with contractors and vendors.

DevelopmentWAMU will focus on principal gifts to repay its no interest loan for the Media Center, upgrading donations from long-term members, estate/legacy gifts and the monthly sustained giving program.

UnderwritingWAMU will focus on increasing both its local and national footprint, use the new Media Center as a vehicle to solidify ties with the community and local businesses, and develop ongoing partnerships to help advance strategic initiatives.

Marketing and Communications WAMU will begin marketing programs and news reports to consumers and carrying stations, develop donor material, and cultivate media sponsorships with arts and entertainment organizations. The Community Minute project will be expanded to include sound-rich spots recorded in the field.

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volunteers

We rely on listeners to serve as volunteers for four programs: Rising high school seniors who participated in our new Summer of Service program, Ambassadors at community events, Membership Campaign assistants, and Daytime Station Support. In FY2013, our 605 volunteers donated 5,908 hours of their time to these programs, and we couldn’t be the strong organization we are without their loyal support.

In recognition of their contribution, volunteers Jennifer Brady, Brian Greenberg and Karen Schraer-Molitors were recognized as WAMU 88.5 Volunteers of the Year for their work on the station’s volunteer newsletter, Air Waves. The Special Projects Award was presented to Natalie Yuravlivker for her detailed work assisting education reporter Kavitha Cardoza with the American Graduate series.

FY2013 Volunteers of the Month

May 2012 Daniel Magnolia

June 2012 H. Jasmine Malumian

July 2012 Alison Curtis

August 2012 Jack Lass

September 2012 Nancy Boselovic

October 2012 Jane Rifkin

November 2012 The Membership Campaign Volunteers

December 2012 Madison Fossen

January 2013 Richard & Martha Pine

February 2013 Laura Chambers

March 2013 The Membership Campaign Volunteers

April 2013 Marlene Hammond

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Foundation and Institutional Gifts and Grants

Adler Family Fund of The Community Foundation for the National Capital RegionAMG Charitable Gift FoundationThe Austin Foundation, Inc.Bernstein Family FoundationCollins Riley Fund of the AMG Charitable Gift FoundationCorporation for Public BroadcastingThe Efrein Foundation, Inc.Ethics and Excellence in Journalism FoundationEvergreen FundThe Farvue Foundation, Inc.The Roger and Katherine Feinthel Charitable FundThe Heming FoundationThe Henry Foundation, Inc.Holland Family Charitable Fund of the Greater Kansas City Community FoundationIsland PressThe Jerome Jacobson FoundationThe Jake Foundation Joanne BarkerThe Eleanor Kohn FundThe Marlot FoundationThe Meisel GroupMoriah Fund, Inc.Open Society Institute Matching GiftsJames and Theodore Pedas Family FoundationPrince Charitable TrustsMilton and Dorothy Sarnoff Raymond FoundationIrving and Dorothy Rom Charitable Foundation Inc.Benjamin J. Rosenthal FoundationThe Share Fund of the Community Foundation for the National Capital RegionWilliam J. and Sally R. Siegel Foundation, Ltd.Stoddard Family Foundation

Sunrise Charitable Foundation Trust Antoine and Emily van AgtmaelThe Troy FoundationWallace Genetic Foundation, Inc.The Abraham and Virginia Weiss Charitable Trust Amy and Marc MeadowsWJS Foundation, Inc.The Williams FoundationWNYC RadioWorld Bank Community Connections Fund

Individual Major Donors

VIsIONaRy LeVeL ($25,000 OR gReateR)

Anonymous (3)Caryn G. MathesVirginia A. McArthurVictoria P. and Roger W. Sant

DIReCtOR LeVeL ($10,000-24,999.99)

Anonymous (1)Charles D. Jacobson and Tanjam JacobsonRichard and Barbara KaufmannLee G. KirsteinAlfred Lewis IIIKathleen A. Maloy and Heather L. BurnsWilliam J. Moore IIIRobert P. MoroneyJoan MurrayThe Pringle Family in memory of Sandy Mac-Gregor PringleChandler M. Tagliabue and Paul J. TagliabueGrace and Chapman TaylorL. David Taylor

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BroaDCaster level ($5,000.00-9,999.99)

Anonymous (3)William L. Anderson and Catherine L. AndersonMary and Alexander BarthWill CramerElizabeth R. DerlethHoward I. FoxDonetta GeorgeJulie and John HamreSally and Steve HermanElizabeth L. HughesThomas S. Kahn and Susanna Schwartz-SanchezJames V. KimseySusan J. KochLinda Lipsett and Jules BernsteinHerbert and Patrice MillerMike R. MoldoverJeffry H. and Eileen NelsonWendy NilsenStacy E. PalmerEstate of Luke Harvey Poe Jr.James S. and Marcia B. RosenheimJames ShutzerEstate of Ruth St. JohnCatherine WakelynMatthew S. Watson and Ellen CabotKenneth and Dottie WoodcockEllen and Bernard Young

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Anonymous (10)Peter AinsworthGeorge M. Alvarez-Correa and Wati Alvarez-CorreaRev. Stephen M. Anderson and Mrs. Jane W. AndersonMichelle BaldacciJames M. BarseMichael BergerNancy A. Bliss and Don BlissNathan BrennemanCraig S. BrooksChristine P. BrownJay C. Brown and Kathryn K. BrownAnnie L. Burns and John T. MonahanMary M. Cabriele and David S. HudsonCarol A. CampbellGwendolyn CardnoJoan R. ChallinorLee Clarke and Kristin M. Neun Esq.Sylvia Collins and Jerome F. CollinsJason DeFotnesGertrude DelfinoDorothy L. DuBois and Mark T. GermannJohn D. DulleWendy L. FarrowVic and Judy FazioBrendan P. FeeleyKaren W. and John H. FergusonNina M. FiteJulia B. Frank and Mark A. GraberLydia M. Fraser and Thomas G. ArcuriScott FuchserJoAnne GlissonPeter E. GordonGene GuerreroNorman Harrison Jr.Joshua J. HertzbergElizabeth R. Hilder and William R. SmithVictoria C. Hill and Elizabeth CarlCatherine Hill-HerndonJudy and Steve Hopkins

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Mark KanterJanet KatowitzMary Kennedy and Gerald FisherJay L. Kloosterboer and Barbara ZicariMatthew J. KnauerWilliam R. Leahy, M.D., and Christine M. LeahyAlison B. LenzSandra L. MabryLinda I. Marks and Rafael V. LopezLorelie Masters and Jack W. RoseIan A. McCurdyJim and Karen McManusChristine MerendaTerry L. Michel and William DodgeBarbara J. Millar and William W. MillarWannett Miller and Ralph MillerDavid MorowitzRobert C. Musser and Barbara L. FrancisArun NagarajDennis OgburnMark OuthierSteven O. Palmer and Laurel B. PalmerKirstin E. Parsons and Eric OlsenDelphine and Charles E. “Ted” PeckLouis Pecora and Judith D. Miller-PecoraGeraldine Fogel PilzerLin M. PinskeyDawn RattnerJack ReidhillDennis and Mary Jo ReimerDeborah Carliner and Robert A. RemesBen J. RichRose RosetreeRoberta Rudnick and Bill F. McDonoughRonald R. Rudolph and Deborah RudolphAmy R. Sabrin and G. Evans WittDavid P. Saidel and Joan SaidelTerry Schachter and Bruce J. SchachterDeborah J. SchumannDeanne H. SharlinMaxine and Daniel Singer

Elaine U. Sloan and John HudsonPaul B. Smyth and Denise E. FreelandJason M. SnyderBarry SpodakSally SterlingKathleen Strouse and Brian McMasterRoberta K. Van HaeftenHardee Mahoney and Juan S. VegegaEdward WinsteadIrene and Alan WurtzelHsiu-Hua YehJessica R. and Stephen P. ZdraveckyAbraham Zimmerman

Patron level ($1,200.00-2,499.99)

Anonymous (29)Rob Abbot and Claire CifaloglioJanice and Kim AbrahamJames O. AdamsonDeanna S. and Charles T. Akre Jr.Terry L. Albertson and Kathleen BlackburnSeth AlcornBeth Allaben and Matt ChambersMichael Allen and Janice L. KaplanTrevor T. AllmanCarolyn S. AlperSandra Ames and Philip F. ChimentoGerald C. Anderson and Eve AndersonPatricia C. AndersonStephen N. ArmahJames C. Arnold and Susan M. ArnoldAhmet E. Arslan and Jan L. ArslanKarin AssmannEric J. Astor and Kim StrykerDavid Atkins and Laura StoneRobert F. Atlas and Gloria PaulMatthew AveryAnne and Don AyerGail BaileyJohn M. BaileyAnn C. Baker

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Rob and Chris BambergerLisa J. BanksJulie Banzhaf Stone and Steven StoneAlan J. BarakHolly C. BarkerRoberta BarnesRichard BarneyClaire BarrettPeter A. BarrettLisa A. Baugh and James R. BaughEllen BeanDavid P. BeattyJennifer A. BeckmanMaddy BeckwithMichael BennettDaniel A. BergerAdiam BerhaneCharles BerkAdam S. Berman and Emily B. FriedmanCarol and Gary BermanRichard M. BernsteinRosemary J. BilderJonathan D. BisesiEdwin BlackaJune Blalock and Robert JambouNancy BlandLinda J. BleadingheiserCharlotte BlockHugh BlodgetDavid Blumenstein and Jane H. PollnerMartin B. BondyJoanne BostLuis Botero

Charles BoultLiam BowenMary P. Brandenburg and John G. BrandenburgFranklin E. Brandon Jr. and Elizabeth BrandonPaul A. BranumAndrew BratcherEllen R. Brazier and Thomas S. Williamson Jr.William BrehmMimi BresDavid W. BriggsJere Broh Kahn and Bonnie Broh KahnDurond A. BrownStephen BrownSylvia BrownJulie S. and Dennis BrunsMatthew BryanWilson W. BryanMichael C. BryantThe Honorable A. Franklin BurgessAlexandra P. Burns and Ken BerardJohn R. ButtersJulia ButtersMargaret CainPamela CalhounDonna M. CallejonTara CampbellLisa M. CarleCharles and Kathleen CarlsonDavid CarlsonMicheline CaseySusan B. Cavanaugh and James M. CavanaughLaura CederbergLaura M. Chambers and Todd W. BaldwinKatherine F. Chase and Wilbur P. ChaseNancy H. Chasen and Donald M. SperoMaureen CheliusJohn ChisholmMunsok ChongCatherine ChristiaanseLynne H. Church and James H. SkilesJoseph Cicero

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Maria D. ClarkMegan ClarkBaptista A. CocaFrank S. Coe and Wilma CoeArthur A. Cohen and Elizabeth KarcherMr. John Y. Cole, Jr. and Ms. Nancy GwinnElizabeth ColiceBrian Collins and Margie CollinsMatthew CollinsSheridan and Richard CollinsCharles V. CollynsDouglas ConomyJean ConsollaDavid N. Cook and Ann ThompsonJeffrey A. Cooper, M.D. and Glenna B. Winnie, M.D.Charles L. CopeSarah T. CorleyLeon CosbyBrian W. CotterLucinda Crabtree and Stu McMichaelDavid C. CraneMichael CraneLauren CrookeNancy A. CrouchMichael Crow and Kathryn MedlandStephen M. Cumbie and Druscilla FrenchL. Currier and Lavinia CurrierThomas J. DanieliSusan Lasker DankoffMartha S. Dantzic and David DantzicJeri S. Darling and Lloyd RaimesLinda G. DavenportElizabeth A. DavisMonica D. DavisMargaret de Lisser and Jonathan EllenHillary DeanCarolyn R. DeibelGerzan DelgadoBen DellavedovaDr. Martha Bridge Denckla, M.D.Regina W. Derzon and Jim Derzon

Daniel and Judith DeutschRenee DeVigneKamlesh DhallanErin S. Dickinson and Nathaniel DickinsonWilliam Dietel and Linda DietelBarbara Doherty and Ron CarverMonica P. Dolin and Mitchell DolinKristen DonahueJoseph DonovanRobert and Linda J. DoveJames DowningMartha S. Doyle and Judge John D. DoyleDavid DrazenBeth DriverClaudia DumasJean H. DurfeeShelly EdwardsBarbara Bares and Marc EfronDonna ElliotRichard A. ElliottCharles H. Emich and Patricia H. EmichKashiyo Enokido and Thomas C. Crouse Jr.Kevin EsserSusan R. EthertonClare E. A. EvansLisa FamolareCraig Faris and Barbara FarisWayne M. FarmerAaron FarrAlice FaulknerVibha FauverJudith and Stanley FederJames Feldesman and Susan B. GarlandOlivia FerriterAri S. FingerothChristina FinkPatrick M. FitzgeraldDeirdre FlanaganGail A. FlemingCarrie F. FletcherMichele A. Flournoy and W. Scott Gould

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Susan J. FoxBryan FratkinFriends of the Barrie SchoolNavroz and Perinaaz GandhiDaniel C. GarverChristy GavittPhyllis GerstellElsa GibsonPamela Gilbert and Charles LewisWalter R. Gillette III and Carol-Lynn ClatterbuckJohn I. Glass and Jennifer GlassRobert L. GlassThomas K. Glennan and Kathryn P. GlennanEdward Q. GoddardHelen M. GoldeJohn and Alice GoodmanMargaret GoodmanSharon S. Gordon and William T. Gordon IIIJamie S. Gorelick and Richard E. WaldhornJonathan GouldBradford H. Gray and Helen DarlingTodd D. Gray and Sherry GrayMitch B. Green and Ellen H. GreenSiobhan GreenMichael D. Greenwood and Son Hui Greenwood

Jason P. Gresh and Elizabeth HorstJane GuilianoKathleen V. GunningCarolyn N. GuthrieDr. Helene N. GuttmanPaul G. Haaga and Heather S. HaagaMahshad HaeriMary HallermanGregg HammondMarlene S. HammondMary Margaret Hammond and Benton R. HammondMark A. HardyRichard HarkinsEllen J. HarmanRebecca HarperCurtis W. HarpoldRuth A. and John C. HarrisAndrea C. Haslinger and Gary D. SolisElizabeth A. HaughColeen HawryskoD.J. HemsleyFritz A. Henn and Suella W. HennLothar HennighausenDeborah Hensley and Kevin DopartSusan B. HerbelHolly Elizabeth HermanSinsi Hernandez-CancioRobert D. Hershey Jr.David L. Higgins and Lisa HigginsCharmwell HoAnn HoangWilliam B. Hoffman and Marie HoffmanThomas C. HoldenFrancis HolmesMyra L. HolsingerLeslie HoltFranz HolzerRoland and Cynthia HooverHorwitz Family FundDeborah HouseDavid R. Howell

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Kenneth Hoyle and Steve DanielsonShirley Huang and Annee BarrettTrevor HughesClifford HunteSue ImmermanAnn L. IngramPerrin Ireland and Thomas C. RameyMichele E. JacobsPamela J. JacksonRajiv JainThomas W. JamiesonAnn A. JerkinsNick JohnsonTimothy JonesEdgar A. JordanNina JoyceDonna JulianJanet B. JumpFlorence A. KaltovichGary KaplanSurya KapurLisa KarthAustin KatholCandace Katz and Hadrian R. KatzPatricia E. KauffmanAllen L. Keiswetter and Gerta Pfeifer KeiswetterJudith A. Kellogg and Robert L. KelloggBehn M. KellyMary Kennedy and Gerald FisherAnn and Neil KerwinLisa C. KingJames KingdonKurt Klingenberger and J. Karen KlingenbergerMichelle M. Knight and Ivor M. KnightRobert KoganAnn F. Kolker and Peter R. KolkerSteven KooninBeth M. KramerLesley KraulandEliza V. KrigmanAnita Krishnamurthi

Alisan G. KulaBeca Kulinovich and Richard PytelPeter J. KuznickWilliam L. KyburzJefferey LackmanKathleen M. Lanfear and Kenneth LanfearSheila A. LangstonDavid D. Laufer and Ellen J. GlebermanClaude B. Lawrence and Lauren W. LawrenceYannick Le TeignerJohn A. LeDuc and Laura LittemChristopher B. LentzMatthew A. Levy and Amy LevyStuart E. LevyIrene E. Lewandowski and Gary M. LewandowskiRoberta LillyNancy E. LindsayGeoffrey LipseyMireille F. Lisimaque and Gilles LisimaqueWarren LocketteSam P. Longstreet and Eileen H. LongstreetLeah LorberRichard M. Lorr and Katherine LorrMona LutnesPrinceton N. LymanMolly and Bill LynchKent W. Lynn and Gregory S. ThomasCathy MacNeil Hollinger and Mark HollingerJenifer Joy Madden and Mark MaddenMr. Barry D. Maglaughlin and Ms. Catherine C. PowellC. Peter Magrath and Susan ThonSanjiv B. MahanMary Ann MahoneyAnn G. MahonyJustine MakiSuresh Mallikaarjun and Fursh MallikaarjunFariz MambuForbes E. and Sara E. ManerB. Thomas MansbachApril MarcheseAron Marchler-Bauer

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Patricia S. MartinThomas and Anne MascolinoKathryn M. MastragostinoJulia Anne Matheson and Tim SlagleShelley MatsubaCathy M. MattaxKaren L. McCormackDeborah McCraryHarriet McGuireBill and Beverly McKeeKatherine McLeodMichael D. McNamee and Karla TaylorHelen A. McNiellArchana Mehta and Manu RajuGabriel Mejias and Sarah MejiasDinau MengestuDonna M. MertensMarianne G. Metz and Seymour MetzBen H. MillerPeter V. MillerThomas J. MillerSusan M. Milligan and Philip V. McGuireMic and Bill MinnemanReza MiraliRobert N. Mirelson and Pamela M. MirelsonKirtida MistryHelen T. MohrmannEstate of Ernestine M. MooreScott MoranJoel MorrisDale Clayton-Morrison and Kent MorrisonAdele MouzonWilliam “Casey” Murphy and Desi AvilaDabney H. and Alfonso A. NarvaezJudith L. NeasonHarish NeelakandanAdam M. NemzerRohit NepalArnold NewmanTram NguyenStephen M. Niman

Andrew M. NitzLaura NollenMichael A. NoratoKatherine NordalSusan NordeenGail G. NordheimerLTC Craig and Dr. Stephanie NormandYvonne D. NortonPaul D. O’Brien and Susanne OwensRich O’Bryant and Pam O’BryantDonal O’Connell and Kathy SierraKaren P. O’ConnorElizabeth B. O’Donoghue and Coleman H. O’DonoghueWarren S. Oliveri Jr. and McGennis WilliamsMichael O’NeillDavid G. OrloffRory O’SullivanKathryn O’TooleGloria M. PaganoSusan L. Page and Carl P. LeubsdorfJim Patton and Gabrille PattonLarry T. Patton

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Miriam R. Pemberton and Alan PembertonElizabeth A. Pennell and Ty BarthRobert H. Perry and Judy PerryJoseph M. PertaJane Petit-MooreKathryn L. PettitJeffrey PhillipsAndrew D. Pike and Barbara SarshikGabriel PinkneyAndrew and Melissa PolottWendy PonvertJoshua and Agnes PowersJohn PrescottCalman PrussinRobert H. Purcell and Suzanne U. EmersonSandi Quinn and Andrew AdamianVirginia L. Quinn and Pat M. QuinnWilliam T. QuinnXavier RacineWaverly RaineyMaureen A. RaleyHugh and Betty RandallMiki RankinMichael W. Reed and Crystal D. ReedJonathan R. ReelLeanne ReesRoger H. Reeves and Ruth H. Lammert-ReevesDiane and John RehmN.L. Reinsch Jr. and Janet W. ReinschRobert E. ReiverKarin RemingtonMaggie M. RettigPat and Lexa ReuterKent S. ReynoldsDoug RidenhourStaci RijalMarda J. Robillard and Patrick TribeAmanda C. RobinsonEmily RodererAmira RoessMaggie and Larry Roffee

Kenneth and Katharine RogersChristine E. Rolon and Terry RolonEd and Pam RosenthalEric RosenthalMartin RosolMolly N. Ross and Peter RossRichard E. RubinBruce Anthony RuscioDaniel RussellInta RutinsMatthew A. RyanLiz SachsPeter O. Safir and Ellen SafirWilliam SalazarElizabeth M. and Stanley J. SalettMaj. Gen. Alan B. Salisbury, USA Ret., and Mrs. Florence C. SalisburyTony Sarmiento and Janet SilvaChristopher W. SavageRebecca SawranWilliam A. Sawyer and Eleanor S. SawyerCara SchenkelElouise SchoettlerJeremy J. Schreifels and Constance DownsChristina M. SchreinerT. Michael Scott and Hope T. ScottSabrina M. SegalThomas SelbyPatricia and Dennis SheaMargaret E. SheerCharles A. Shelton Jr.Ryan ShepardCatherine M. Sherwood and Peter Van NiekerkNicholas SiegelHenry SienkiewiczPaul Silber and Debby SilberDavid M. Silberman and Claire J. EngersRebecca Silliker and Andrew SillikerAnne L. Simmons

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Delores SimmonsAnnette F. SimonJerald G. Singer and Barbara M. NiesUdayan SinhaHeidi K. Sinick and Marshall S. SinickCaroline SlidellCarla Diggs SmithDiana L. SmithDiane M. Smith and Bradford L. Smith, Jr.Elizabeth M. SmithM.C.R. SmithMargaret L. Smith and Gregory M. SmithMichael B. SmithSara E. SmithSydney M. SmithAndy SneegasStefan J. SobolSheldon R. SoltisPatrick Sommerville and Dilara SommervilleMarjolaine SouquetJeffrey V. SpencerSeth Speyer and Linda B. PopejoyJohn C. Springer and Dana L. KellyMargaret D. StackMark StencelElizabeth StetsonJessica StewartDavid Sturgeon and Alyssa DenzerJulia H. Sturm and Robert A. SturmSanjath SulkuntePeter SuperRobert J. SurovellMichael G. SvobodaJeffrey E. SwedbergHelen I. SwinburneSuzanne SykesAgnes TabahDorna B. TaintorDavid and Charlotte TaylorR. Davis Taylor IIIReginald Taylor

Grant P. Thompson and Sharon R. ThompsonHelen M. ThompsonGregory ToppoHelen R. TothMark TraphagenGregory TrimbleSamuel D. TurnerKurt TuthillDavid and Adrienne UmanskyJoe UrbanoRobert A. Van Kirk and Christine Van KirkScott C. Vicary and Caitline SimpsonDeborah VictorMr. William W. Vodra and Dr. Drusilla Burnham VodraErnst Volgenau and Sara L. VolgenauLaurie L. VolkMelissa VonHinkenIra Wagner and Marcia WagnerAstra WallaceJohn A. WallaceSzu-Chien WangEdward P. Ward and Maureen O. WardDeborah L. Warden and Neal D. EpsteinOran WarderEmily J. WarheitDan Watkiss and Carol ClaytonAndrew WatsonWarren R. Watts and Jane HalpernMichael J. WebbLinden H. Welch and Judith A. WelchErica WernerJodi L. WesemanLois A. Wessel and Robert S. PattenCarmen WestbrookGordon B. WheelerHeijia and Willis WheelerLeslie WheelockSarah WhiteDavid R. WillcoxSally WilliamsonKevin and Diane Wilshere

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Aleta Wilson and Clay S. Wilson IIIElisabeth WithycombeElizabeth J. Worsham and Brad WorshamPunch and Linton WrayJenel WyattBehnaz YaldaAnthony C. YoungMary H. Young and Michael P. YoungBain Zietlow

THE 1961 SOCIETY

Anonymous (16)The John S. Britten TrustNeil Beskin and Trudie CushingAlida DeCosterCharles P. Degges Jr.David EcclestonCarolyn A. EldredDebbie EliasonPatricia EsslingerEdward GerberKay GilleySusan Gordon in memory of her daughter, Elizabeth Ker GordonLeslie J. GrahamChristopher J. HinkleJohn E. and Isabelle C. HopkinsonArthur M. Katz and Sima Rae OsdobyJerry Knoll Seth A. Koch, D.V.M., and Ms. Barbara BellmanJack LassWilliam R. Leahy, M.D.David LeSageCaryn G. MathesCarol A. ReichCarmela VetriDennis and Alma Wickenden

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