NEF 2004 Annual Report - Near East Foundation

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PAGE 1 | PAGE 2 The Near East Foundation gratefully acknowledges the generosity and confidence of its donors during 2004-04. We are most grateful. Without your financial support, the thousands of people helped and the many achievements catalogued in this report would not have been possible. It is with particular pride that NEF reiterates our founding principle of directly providing every dollar contributed for program to the countries where we work. This unique-to-NEF fact of our administration through the years has been made possible by designated gifts. Also below are examples of NEF’s role as a philanthropic pioneer and approaches. The first private international assistance organization in the United States, NEF was established to respond to the humanitarian distress from a part of the world that dominates our headlines today. DODGE CIRCLE ($10,000 and over) Dr. Linda K. Jacobs ACHESON CIRCLE ($5,000 - $9,999) Mrs. Shahnaz Batmanghelidj Mr. Richard H. Beahrs Mrs. William L. Cary Mr. Alex Dadourian Dr. Vartan Gregorian Mr. & Mrs. Kevork Hovnanian Mr. Wentworth Hubbard Ms. Tara Loyd Mr. & Mrs. Nazar Nazarian Ms. Jeanette Sarkisian Wagner Varsenne & Antranig Sarkissian Mr. & Mrs. Robert Haig Setrakian Ms. Louise M. Simone Mr. & Mrs. Geoffrey Acheson Thompson PATRONS ($2,500 - $4,999) Mr. & Mrs. Peter L.S. Currie Mr. & Mrs. David S. Dodge Mr. John A. Grammer, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. L. Wesley Hayden Mr. James E. Jordan Mr. Abe J. Moses Mrs. Edward T. Ordman Mr. & Mrs. Alan Scolamieri On International Golden Rule Sunday, families across the nation were urged to eat a simple orphanage meal and to donate the equivalent cost of an average American Sunday dinner. Several U.S. presidents issue proclamations and endorsements, including Calvin Coolidge. SPONSORS ($1,000 - $2,499) Mr. and Mrs. Mahyar Amirsaleh Mr. John Bart Antista
Mr. and Mrs. Vartkess Balian Mr. and Mrs. William N. Bancroft Mrs. Vida Kia Belton Mr. and Mrs. Jerome W. Bolick Mr. William H. Bolin Mr. Paul L. Davies, Jr. Mr. Paul L. Davies III Mr. and Mrs. Joris de Schepper Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Debs Ms. Melissa B. Dodge & Mr. Mark W. Rutherford Mrs. Grace Dodge Guthrie Mrs. Doris C. Halaby Mr. Robert C. Helander Miss Kathleen M. Hitchcock Mr. and Mrs. Ara Hovnanian Dr. Ray R. Irani Mr. Bryan N. Ison Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jungers Drs. Ryan and Carol LaHurd Mr. and Mrs. Tedford P. Lewis Mr. Theodore R. Lilley Mr. and Mrs. George E. Mallouk Mr. Haig G. Mardikian Mr. and Mrs. Shant Mardirossian Dr. and Mrs. A. Colin McClung Mr. Ronald E. Miller Ms. Rasha Omar Ms. Susan M. Penn Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Robarts Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Stevens Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Sunderland Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Towle Mr. and Mrs. Lee Vance ASSOCIATES ($500 - $999) Dr. John R. Alden Ms. Adrienne Alexanian Ms. Carol B. Aslanian Laura and Stephen Avakian Mr. and Mrs. Sevag Balian Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Bolster, Jr. Mrs. Walter F. Brissenden Mr. and Mrs. Carl F. Brockenauer Dr. and Mrs. Henry J. Bruton Mr. and Mrs. William Z. Cline Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Crocker Mr. and Mrs. Boghos Der Ghazarian Rev. and Mrs. James K. Donnell Dr. and Mrs. Delmer J. Dooley Amir Ali Farman-Farma Dr. and Mrs. Herbert D. Floyd Ms. Terry Frazier Mrs. Sy Gau Near East Reflief launched a national fundraising campaign that had Madison Avenue written all over it. One famous slogan was “Hunger Knows No Armistice”; another was “Clear Your Plate—Remember the Starving Armenians.” Near East Relief initiated “Bundle Days,” which encouraged Americans to send their used clothing overseas. Thousands of tons were shipped.
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