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2013<br />
ANNUAL REPORT
“It’s not the individual<br />
photograph, it’s what you<br />
do with it, and who you<br />
engage with it, that makes<br />
it powerful.”<br />
M<strong>AR</strong>CUS BLEASDALE<br />
National Geographic photographer<br />
CONTENTS<br />
Letter From Gary E. Knell 3<br />
Inspire 6<br />
By the Numbers 10<br />
Illuminate 14<br />
Teach 20<br />
Celebrating 125 Years 24<br />
Investing in National Geographic 33<br />
On the cover: African migrants crowd the night shore of Djibouti city, trying to capture cell signals<br />
from neighboring Somalia—a tenuous link to relatives seeking jobs and a better life abroad. The image, by<br />
John Stanmeyer, was chosen as the World Press Photo of the Year and is from the first installment of the<br />
“Out of Eden” series that was launched in the December 2013 issue of National Geographic. The series will<br />
chronicle National Geographic Fellow Paul Salopek’s seven-year global trek from Africa to Tierra del Fuego.<br />
Right: Another Stanmeyer photograph from “Out of Eden” illustrates the shrinking world of seminomadic<br />
people in Ethiopia, where a wall diverts the Awash River to turn desert into vast sugarcane fields.<br />
The Power of Philanthropy 35<br />
Sustainability Statement 45<br />
Financial Report 46<br />
Tribute 48
LETTER FROM G<strong>AR</strong>Y E. KNELL<br />
Dear Friends,<br />
When I was offered the chance to lead the National<br />
Geographic Society, I knew I had been given the opportunity<br />
of a lifetime. I am deeply honored to follow in<br />
John Fahey’s footsteps. As we continue to build upon<br />
our impressive legacy—126 years and counting—we are<br />
well positioned to make an even bigger difference in the<br />
world through exploration, storytelling, and education.<br />
National Geographic seeks out the most important and compelling stories<br />
of our time and shares them with the world. Stories matter. Documenting<br />
the last pristine places in the ocean has helped persuade governments to<br />
protect them. Revealing the possibility of bringing back extinct species has<br />
fueled a lively debate about whether we should attempt to do so. National<br />
Geographic also brings new perspectives to matters closer to home: the<br />
causes and consequences of extreme weather, the history of sugar and its<br />
impact on our health, why failure can sometimes be good for us.<br />
Our stories become important the moment they inspire you to share your<br />
thoughts and images, illuminate an issue that affects the future of the planet,<br />
or teach you a little more about our interconnected world. We are focusing<br />
on three tenets—inspire, illuminate, and teach—which you’ll read more about<br />
in this report.<br />
I look forward to working with you—our most devoted donors and partners—<br />
on advancing our mission. With your help, we can change the world for the<br />
better. Thank you for supporting our work in 2013.<br />
For the January 2013 article “Rain Forest for<br />
Sale” National Geographic sent a team to<br />
Ecuador’s Yasuní National Park, which faces<br />
threats from oil development. Photographer<br />
Steve Winter captured a kapok tree festooned<br />
with life 160 feet above the forest floor.<br />
Gary E. Knell<br />
President and CEO<br />
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In the shadow of Hollywood, a radio-collared cougar<br />
triggered a remote camera, part of National Geographic<br />
photographer and grantee Steve Winter’s “Urban<br />
Wildlife” project.
INSPIRE<br />
LIONS, LIVESTOCK, AND LIVELIHOODS<br />
A lion’s roar is a majestic sound. But for herders or villagers in Africa, that roar<br />
can represent a serious threat to the safety of their families and the livestock they<br />
depend on for survival. National Geographic’s Big Cats Initiative (BCI) grantees<br />
work with communities that share their land with predators to find innovative yet<br />
simple ways to ensure they can thrive peacefully together.<br />
BCI grantees have identified reinforced bomas—traditional livestock enclosures<br />
used in many parts of East Africa—as among the most effective solutions for big cat<br />
conservation. A sturdy, well-built boma can prevent livestock from being targeted<br />
by the cats and, as a result, can stop the cats’ being killed in retaliation. In 2013 we<br />
launched Build a Boma, a peer-to-peer fundraising campaign that allows donors<br />
to help us build the enclosures.<br />
Our goal is to raise $500,000. All donations go directly to boma construction<br />
projects in East Africa supported by BCI to help National Geographic protect lions,<br />
livestock, and the livelihoods of local people. A donation of as little as $25 covers<br />
the cost of maintaining a boma for a year. A gift of $500 will help a family build a<br />
strong, new boma that will guard livestock from attack—and keep big cats from<br />
harm—for years to come.<br />
To learn more, visit buildaboma.org.<br />
CHANGING THE COURSE FOR THE COLORADO RIVER<br />
Lifeline of the American Southwest, the Colorado River is so heavily dammed,<br />
diverted, and depleted that it no longer reaches the sea. Change the Course, a movement<br />
spearheaded by National Geographic, BEF (formerly the Bonneville Environmental<br />
Foundation), and Participant Media, with support from the Walton Family<br />
Foundation, engages with the public, corporations, and on-the-ground conservation<br />
groups to return critical flows of fresh water to portions of the river basin.<br />
Change the Course is playing a vital role in the restoration of the Colorado Delta,<br />
once one of the planet’s great desert aquatic ecosystems. Following the “pulse flow”<br />
called for by the 2012 agreement between the United States and Mexico and designed<br />
to mimic the spring flooding that once occurred naturally, Change the Course will<br />
help secure the crucial “base flows” needed to sustain habitats that emerge during<br />
the pulse. The delta restoration will boost fish and wildlife populations, including some<br />
380 bird species, and benefit local Mexican and indigenous communities.<br />
Change the Course motivates members of the public to learn about their own<br />
freshwater footprint and take a free pledge to conserve water at changethecourse.us. <br />
For every pledge, Change the Course restores a thousand gallons of water to the<br />
Colorado River Basin with funding from corporate sponsors such as WhiteWave,<br />
Coca-Cola, Disney, and 1% for the Planet. Change the Course has built a pledge community<br />
of some 65,000 people from all 50 states and more than a hundred countries<br />
and made significant contributions to projects throughout the entire Colorado River<br />
Basin—from the headwaters to the delta.<br />
To take the pledge, visit changethecourse.us.<br />
Left: In East Africa a man stands in front of a new fortified boma, which he built with help from<br />
Big Cats Initiative grantee Anne Kent Taylor and her team. Above left: A woman photographs<br />
Horseshoe Bend in Arizona. Right top: Near Yuma, migrant workers harvest lettuce irrigated by<br />
the Colorado. Right bottom: The river flows through Arizona’s Nankoweap Canyon.<br />
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INSPIRE<br />
<strong>AR</strong>CHAEOLOGY FROM SPACE<br />
National Geographic explorers are using data from satellites hundreds of miles<br />
above the Earth along with other remote-sensing technology to improve detection<br />
of ancient hominid remains in Africa.<br />
Explorers-in-Residence Meave and Louise Leakey and National Geographic<br />
Fellow Sarah Parcak employed airborne hyperspectral lidar and multispectral satellite<br />
imagery to survey Kenya’s Turkana Basin. The area is fossil rich but difficult to work in<br />
because of challenges posed by both terrain and geological conditions. This project<br />
leveraged Parcak’s pioneering use of similar archaeological tools in Egypt.<br />
Lidar—which stands for light detection and ranging—uses a pulsed laser to generate<br />
precise, three-dimensional information about the shape and surface characteristics<br />
of the Earth. The team is overlaying the project map generated by lidar with soil<br />
data from satellites to create high-resolution 3-D landscape imaging that will be put<br />
into service in the field on iPads, creating virtual ground-survey guides.<br />
In addition to collecting project data, Parcak and the Leakeys will develop a field<br />
school in Kenya for remote sensing, GIS, and advanced surveying techniques. The<br />
school will take advantage of free online resources such as Google Earth and Esri’s<br />
GIS tools to build capacity among Kenyan anthropologists.<br />
PEERING INTO ANCIENT EGYPT<br />
Two satellite images are combined into a highresolution<br />
picture that shows subtle changes in the<br />
landscape caused by shallowly buried features—<br />
in this case, houses in the town of Tanis.<br />
To the naked<br />
eye, the site is a<br />
muddy mound.<br />
PROTECTING THE OCEAN’S LAST WILD PLACES<br />
“We’re working to contribute to the largest ocean legacy in human history,” says<br />
Enric Sala, National Geographic Explorer-in-Residence and executive director of<br />
National Geographic’s Pristine Seas project. The exploration, research, and media<br />
initiative aims to permanently protect pristine places in the ocean, covering several<br />
million square kilometers of wild marine habitats by the year 2020. Pristine Seas<br />
expeditions produce key data that help make the case for conservation of the world’s<br />
most remote and unspoiled marine sites. Policy work and media outreach inspire<br />
communities and governments to protect these wild places from the harmful effects<br />
of overfishing, pollution, and habitat destruction.<br />
Sala’s team has already contributed to the protection of 400,000 square kilometers<br />
of ocean, an area the size of California. The team conducted nine expeditions to remote<br />
locations between 2009 and 2013. Three of the sites now have status as marine protected<br />
areas—the Pacific Remote Islands National Monument (U.S.), Seamounts Marine<br />
Managed Area (Costa Rica), and Motu Motiro Hiva Marine Park (Chile)—and we have a<br />
verbal commitment for a system of marine parks covering 20 percent of Gabon’s coastal<br />
waters. Five sites are in progress, among them three marine environments explored in<br />
2013: the Desventuradas Islands off the coast of Chile, Franz Josef Land in the Russian<br />
Arctic, and New Caledonia in the South Pacific. The team has an ambitious expedition<br />
schedule in the years ahead to help protect the last wild places in the ocean.<br />
To learn more, visit nationalgeographic.org/pristineseas.<br />
Early small<br />
homes<br />
Temple<br />
The satellite images<br />
reveal hundreds of<br />
homes in the vicinity<br />
of a temple.<br />
Large<br />
homes<br />
Large<br />
homes<br />
Medium and<br />
small homes<br />
Above left: A large lobster makes its home in the Desventuradas Islands. Right top: Explorer-in-<br />
Residence Enric Sala takes a sample of marine life. Right bottom: Fish cluster on a healthy reef<br />
in the Line Islands of Kiribati.<br />
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2013 BY THE NUMBERS<br />
Every day, National Geographic grantees, explorers, writers, and photographers uncover and<br />
share stories about the most pressing issues facing our planet. We engage a global audience<br />
through our magazines, television productions, Channels, and website, while our education<br />
programs deliver transformative experiences to students and teachers. Below are examples<br />
of National Geographic’s impact on people and places around the world in 2013.<br />
400,000<br />
The number of square kilometers of ocean now protected as a result of National Geographic’s<br />
Pristine Seas project, which finds and documents the last pristine places in the ocean and<br />
shares them with governments that have the power to protect them.<br />
FRANZ JOSEF LAND<br />
395<br />
The number of grants<br />
National Geographic made<br />
in 2013 to support new<br />
and established scientists,<br />
explorers, photographers,<br />
and storytellers. This brings<br />
the grand total to more<br />
than 11,000 grants worldwide<br />
over the past 126 years.<br />
4 million<br />
The number of students from 12,000 schools nationwide<br />
participating in the National Geographic Bee, generously<br />
supported by Google. In 2013 the Bee celebrated 25 years,<br />
all of which have been moderated by Jeopardy! host Alex<br />
Trebek, who stepped down after the World Championship<br />
in Russia, where the U.S. team placed first.<br />
GABON<br />
NEW CALEDONIA<br />
NORTHERN<br />
LINE ISLANDS<br />
SOUTHERN<br />
LINE ISLANDS<br />
PITCAIRN<br />
ISLANDS<br />
COCOS ISLAND<br />
SALA Y GÓMEZ<br />
DESVENTURADAS<br />
ISLANDS<br />
21,000<br />
The number of miles National Geographic Fellow<br />
Paul Salopek plans to walk in his seven-year journey<br />
to retrace the global migration of our ancestors.<br />
Salopek left Ethiopia in January 2013 and will end<br />
his trek in Tierra del Fuego in 2020.<br />
50<br />
The number of lions saved<br />
annually by the nearly 250<br />
bomas—sturdy enclosures<br />
that keep livestock safely in<br />
and lions safely out—built<br />
by grantee Laly Lichtenfeld<br />
and her team in Tarangire,<br />
Tanzania, using funds from<br />
the Big Cats Initiative. With<br />
the total lion population<br />
less than 10 percent of<br />
estimated historical numbers,<br />
keeping remaining<br />
cats alive is a huge priority.<br />
PROTECTED RESERVES<br />
EXPEDITIONS COMPLETED<br />
12,000<br />
The number of classroom teachers and other<br />
educators in the United States who benefited<br />
from professional development programs funded<br />
by National Geographic Education in 2013.<br />
458<br />
Number of species identified<br />
in the 2013 BioBlitz<br />
at Louisiana’s Jean Lafitte<br />
National Historical Park and<br />
Preserve. The event, made<br />
possible by Southwest<br />
Airlines, the Harold M. and<br />
Adeline S. Morrison Family<br />
Foundation, the National<br />
Park Foundation, and the<br />
National Park Trust, was<br />
led by 100 scientists and<br />
attended by 1,500 students.<br />
30<br />
The number of meters (100<br />
feet) below the ground<br />
that Explorer-in-Residence<br />
Lee Berger and his team<br />
descended to recover early<br />
hominid fossils. Berger put<br />
out a call on Facebook for<br />
researchers with caving<br />
skills and the slight size required<br />
to squeeze into the<br />
South African fossil chamber.<br />
Those who qualified all<br />
happened to be women.<br />
2 million<br />
The number of members<br />
who joined our online<br />
community in 2013,<br />
sharing their thoughts,<br />
questions, photos,<br />
and experiences.<br />
2<br />
Number of hives on<br />
the roof of our Washington,<br />
D.C., headquarters,<br />
whose bees<br />
pollinate the flowers in<br />
gardens around the city<br />
and produced 40 jars<br />
of honey their first year.<br />
1/8<br />
Annual increase in inches in<br />
sea levels—twice the rate of<br />
a few decades ago. Levels<br />
could rise three feet or<br />
more by 2100. A September<br />
2013 story in National<br />
Geographic, “Rising Seas,”<br />
examined the devastation<br />
of Superstorm Sandy<br />
within the larger context of<br />
global warming and looked<br />
at proposed solutions for<br />
protecting coastlines.<br />
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During a Pristine Seas expedition to Russia’s Franz Josef<br />
Land in 2013, Enric Sala and his team were pleased to<br />
report that polar bears are still abundant in this remote<br />
area of the Arctic. While there, the team investigated how<br />
global warming may be affecting this crucial ecosystem<br />
in ways we still do not fully comprehend.
ILLUMINATE<br />
THE FIGHT AGAINST CONFLICT MINERALS<br />
Minerals in our electronic devices have bankrolled unspeakable violence in<br />
the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). Tin, tungsten, tantalum, and gold—<br />
essential components in the microprocessors that power our cell phones and<br />
laptops—are often sold by smelters that acquired the metals from mines controlled<br />
by armed groups in a country that has seen nearly 20 years of war.<br />
In October 2013 National Geographic magazine published “The Price of Precious,”<br />
revealing how the extraction of these minerals contributes to violence in the DRC<br />
and featuring powerful images by photographer Marcus Bleasdale of child laborers<br />
and others caught in the web of “conflict minerals.” Bleasdale wants people to feel<br />
as shocked and angry when they see his photographs as he felt when he made them.<br />
“I want people to scream for change,” he says.<br />
In January 2014 Intel CEO Brian Krzanich announced that the microprocessors his<br />
company produces will no longer be made with conflict minerals from the DRC and<br />
adjoining countries. After years of work auditing the more than 60 smelters that supplied<br />
the company, Intel now contracts only with those that use minerals from mines<br />
certified conflict free.<br />
“Intel is one of the world’s largest manufacturers of microprocessors,” says<br />
Bleasdale. “What they did is huge. It gives the effort momentum.”<br />
To learn more, read National Geographic magazine’s “The Price of Precious.”<br />
GOING TO BATTLE FOR ELEPHANTS<br />
The plight of elephants in the wild received global media attention in 2013. Illegal<br />
ivory trafficking sparked outrage around the world, thanks in part to two exposés by<br />
National Geographic. In February the National Geographic Television documentary<br />
Battle for the Elephants—generously supported by David H. Koch, The Asen Foundation,<br />
and The Charles Engelhard Foundation—took PBS viewers undercover to examine<br />
the international network behind elephant poaching and the ivory trade. The documentary<br />
was based in part on contributing writer Bryan Christy’s investigation of the<br />
recent increased demand for ivory and the poachers and smugglers who meet that<br />
demand. His cover story, “Blood Ivory,” appeared in the October 2012 issue of National<br />
Geographic magazine.<br />
New information on the ivory trade and other threats to elephants has resulted<br />
in global action. In September 2013 National Geographic joined other organizations<br />
and several African nations in signing the Clinton Global Initiative’s Partnership to<br />
Save Africa’s Elephants, an international effort to stop elephant poaching and ivory<br />
trafficking. In November the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service destroyed some six tons of<br />
impounded ivory—almost a quarter century’s worth of seized carvings and raw tusks.<br />
The government of China followed suit in January 2014 with a public ceremony to<br />
destroy more than six tons of seized elephant ivory, the first event of its kind in China.<br />
And in February the Obama Administration announced enhanced restrictions on the<br />
ivory trade designed to create a near-complete ban on the commercial sale of African<br />
elephant ivory in the United States.<br />
To learn more, visit newswatch.nationalgeographic.com/blog/a-voice-for-elephants.<br />
Left: As many as 40 percent of gold miners in eastern Congo are children, often forcibly<br />
recruited by militias. Above left: Elephants move through Kenya’s Tsavo East National Park.<br />
Right top: To keep ivory off the black market, Kenyan rangers remove the tusks of a bull<br />
elephant killed illegally. Right bottom: A worker at an ivory-carving factory in China finishes<br />
a piece symbolizing prosperity.<br />
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ILLUMINATE<br />
BRINGING EXTINCT SPECIES BACK TO LIFE<br />
When Jamie Shreeve, executive editor for science at National Geographic magazine,<br />
heard about revolutionary techniques that might bring the iconic extinct passenger<br />
pigeon back to life, he knew he was on to something. What began as a hunch for<br />
a magazine article has since evolved into a powerful dialogue around the topic of<br />
de-extinction—resurrecting extinct species—and the practical and ethical arguments<br />
that go along with it.<br />
The magazine’s April 2013 cover story, “Reviving Extinct Species,” was complemented<br />
by a Web hub of National Geographic news and commentary on the subject<br />
as well as the premiere of Mammoth: Back From the Dead, which aired April 12 on<br />
the National Geographic Channel.<br />
Scientists and conservationists who sit on either side of the debate convened at<br />
National Geographic headquarters for TEDxDeExtinction, the first public forum on<br />
the groundbreaking science and the issues that arise around efforts to bring vanished<br />
species back to life. Co-hosted by National Geographic and Revive & Restore,<br />
a nonprofit clearinghouse for worldwide de-extinction, the event garnered roughly<br />
33,000 topic mentions on social media and generated some 265 million impressions.<br />
De-extinction was covered by NPR, the Times of London, the Boston Globe, CNN,<br />
CBS, and many other media outlets.<br />
“It’s a sort of breakthrough—a turning point in our relationship with nature,” says<br />
Shreeve. “In one sense, our power to be destructive in the environment and cause<br />
damage to ecosystems is well proven. Here’s an opportunity to use our intellectual<br />
capacity to do some good—to do it very thoughtfully. It’s the thoughtful part that’s<br />
most important.”<br />
EXPLORING OUR GRAY MATTER<br />
Compiling the latest research in neuroscience and psychology, the original series<br />
Brain Games debuted April 22, 2013, on the National Geographic Channel. Created by<br />
National Geographic Television, the show delves deep inside the mind with a carefully<br />
crafted slate of mind-bending experiments that keep viewers guessing: In one,<br />
black-and-white photographs appear to have color; in another, a random volunteer<br />
is “levitated.” Hailed by critics and viewers alike as fun and entertaining science,<br />
Brain Games is part of the Channel’s strategy to offer audiences original, engaging<br />
programming that embodies the spirit of National Geographic. Its double-episode<br />
premiere drew 1.5 million viewers, setting a record as the highest-rated series launch<br />
in the Channel’s history. Brain Games subsequently received a Primetime Emmy<br />
nomination for Outstanding Informational Series or Special. The show’s second season<br />
explores a new array of topics on how we see, think about, and process the world<br />
around us. Episodes are devoted to attraction, trust, competition, colors, stress, and<br />
more. The new season also premiered internationally on the National Geographic<br />
Channel in 170 countries and 48 languages.<br />
Left: The April 2013 issue of National Geographic magazine explored the science and ethics<br />
of bringing lost species back to life. Right: In March the Society hosted the TEDxDeExtinction<br />
conference in partnership with Revive & Restore.<br />
National Geographic Channel’s number one series, Brain Games, hosted by Jason Silva (above),<br />
challenges audiences with interactive illusions and experiments that help illuminate the<br />
extraordinary nature of the brain.<br />
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In July 2013 National Geographic magazine featured<br />
“Last Song for Migrating Birds,” an exposé about the millions<br />
of songbirds that are killed for food, profit, and cruel amusement<br />
across the Mediterranean region. Here, a rescuer uses<br />
his saliva to remove sticky plum tree sap from a trapped bird’s<br />
feathers and feet so it can safely fly when released.
TEACH<br />
DOWN AND DIRTY IN THE BAYOU<br />
Imani, a seven-year-old student from Bridgeport, Connecticut, used to be frightened of<br />
anything that flew or crawled. “I’m not scared anymore,” she says. “It’s like a beautiful<br />
thing that just happened.” At BioBlitz, Imani says, "I felt like an explorer.” And that is a<br />
beautiful thing. When kids see wonder and biodiversity in their own backyards, they<br />
realize they can help protect those habitats in a way that is life changing.<br />
Imani (below right) was one of 1,500 schoolchildren who got their hands dirty<br />
during the 2013 BioBlitz and Biodiversity Festival in Louisiana’s Jean Lafitte National<br />
Historical Park and Preserve, an event made possible through the support of Southwest<br />
Airlines, the Harold M. and Adeline S. Morrison Family Foundation, the National Park<br />
Foundation, and the National Park Trust.<br />
Led by more than a hundred scientists from around the country, thousands of<br />
amateur explorers, students, and family members, along with National Geographic<br />
explorers Juan Martinez, Zeb Hogan, and Neil Losin, conducted a 24-hour inventory of<br />
the plants, insects, mammals, birds, and other creatures that inhabit the 23,500-acre<br />
preserve. Using technology like GPS and smartphone apps, they crowdsourced the<br />
identification of species so scientists and naturalists not at the park could lend their<br />
expertise. Together, they found 458 species, including a rare Louisiana milk snake and<br />
a fish not previously on the park’s species roster.<br />
National Geographic and the National Park Service have made a ten-year commitment<br />
to conduct a BioBlitz in a different park each year leading up to the National Park<br />
Service Centennial in 2016.<br />
To learn more, visit nationalgeographic.org/bioblitz.<br />
NEW TOOLS TO EXPLORE EDUCATION<br />
“At Lockheed Martin, we believe it’s<br />
our job to inspire future scientists<br />
and engineers, and that starts with an<br />
investment in science, technology, engineering,<br />
and math education. That’s<br />
why we’re so proud to partner with<br />
National Geographic on our Engineers<br />
in the Classroom program. Together<br />
we will help shape the next generation<br />
of innovators and technologists that<br />
will make our lives better.”<br />
M<strong>AR</strong>ILLYN HEWSON<br />
Chairman, President, and CEO, Lockheed Martin<br />
Corporation. Member, National Geographic<br />
Education Foundation Board of Governors<br />
Investments in new digital products and a cutting-edge website are helping educators<br />
explain our interconnected world to students around the globe. In 2013 usage of the<br />
Education Portal at NatGeoEd.org took off. The interactive media, lesson plans, and<br />
mapping tools developed with the support of the Verizon Foundation and others are<br />
reaching an enormous audience. In the last quarter of 2013 the portal welcomed more<br />
than a million visitors per month, double the number during the same period in 2012.<br />
We reached a larger number of educators more effectively in 2013 through<br />
online courses and interactive e-books. Educators from around the world participated<br />
in an eight-week online course funded by Annenberg Learner and the Annenberg<br />
Foundation, “Water: The Essential Resource,” and reported increased confidence<br />
across all areas related to the learning objectives. Our One Ocean is among the first<br />
interactive professional development e-books for educators.<br />
We debuted our Kids Engineering Exploration Challenge in China. The program<br />
invites students to design engineering solutions to real-life problems that our explorers<br />
face in the field. The challenge, funded by Oracle, is a collaboration of NG Education,<br />
the NG Engineering Lab, and NG Kids. The program will be launched in the U.S.<br />
in 2014 with the goal of building enthusiasm for and participation in the STEM subject<br />
areas: science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.<br />
To further encourage students to consider careers in STEM, we have also partnered<br />
with Lockheed Martin to create materials for Engineers in the Classroom. This<br />
program provides teaching tools and recommended hands-on activities for engineers<br />
to use when sharing their experiences with K-12 students.<br />
To learn more, visit NatGeoEd.org.<br />
Left: Children identify species and make observations at the 2013 BioBlitz in Louisiana’s Jean<br />
Lafitte National Historical Park and Preserve. Above: National Geographic offers young people<br />
ways to learn about our interconnected world through online resources and programs such as<br />
the Great Nature Project and the Kids Engineering Exploration Challenge.<br />
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TEACH<br />
HELPING KIDS STAY CURIOUS<br />
GEOGRAPHY BEE’S 25TH ANNIVERS<strong>AR</strong>Y<br />
Sathwik Karnik began racing his brother at age six to find obscure locations in the<br />
family atlas, a game his mother devised to hone his geography skills. In 2013 this<br />
12-year-old seventh grader from Massachusetts took first place—and the $25,000 top<br />
prize—at the annual National Geographic Bee, generously supported by Google.<br />
For 25 years the Bee has excited American students about geography. Nearly<br />
four million students from 12,000 middle schools participate, with state finalists<br />
competing each May in Washington, D.C.<br />
Since 1993 the National Geographic World Championship has expanded the Bee<br />
internationally as a celebration of geography and cultural exchange. In the spirit of<br />
friendly competition and academic achievement, national teams meet every other year<br />
in cities around the world. The 2013 competition was held in St. Petersburg, Russia.<br />
The U.S. team placed first. Jeopardy! host Alex Trebek, who has moderated the Bee<br />
and World Championship since their beginnings, stepped down following the World<br />
Championship—but not before making a generous one-million-dollar gift to ensure the<br />
Bee’s future. Award-winning journalist, filmmaker, and television host Soledad O’Brien<br />
will take Trebek’s place as the moderator of the Bee, beginning in May 2014.<br />
To learn more, visit nationalgeographic.org/geobee.<br />
Above left: Finalists listen to retiring host Alex Trebek at the 25th annual National Geographic<br />
Bee. Right top: Winner Sathwik Karnik (center) poses with runners-up Conrad Oberhaus (left)<br />
and Ricky Uppaluri (right). Right bottom: Trebek greets the Bee’s new host, Soledad O’Brien.<br />
The National Geographic Kids group gives children a wide-open window to explore,<br />
discover, record, and share the world around them. Through our NG Kids and NG<br />
Little Kids magazines, books, e-books, apps, videos, and award-winning website we<br />
reach more than 20 million curious minds each month.<br />
NG Kids goes out to four million readers in the United States every month and is<br />
the highest-circulation fully paid kids’ magazine in the world with 16 local-language<br />
editions, including a newly launched Chinese edition. In 2013 the Kids magazine app<br />
was a finalist for a Cynopsis Kids !magination Award, and Little Kids won a Parents’<br />
Choice Gold Award for the seventh year in a row. Our Children’s Books group celebrated<br />
several successes, with the Treasury of Egyptian Mythology and The World <br />
Is Waiting for You both earning starred reviews from Publishers Weekly and Kirkus.<br />
The Kids Almanac 2014 sold nearly half a million copies across all editions.<br />
Engaging children outside of school is crucial to helping them understand how<br />
to learn and be curious. In 2013 we asked kids everywhere to join the Great Nature<br />
Project and post photos they took of plants and animals in their neighborhoods.<br />
The result: a Guinness World Records title for the Largest Online Photo Album of<br />
Animals. Our new Marine Missions app teaches kids about ocean animals and the<br />
importance of water conservation in an interactive adventure game. We are also<br />
developing exclusive digital content for Kids magazine subscribers through the digital<br />
version of the magazine and our mobile-friendly website. And we’re expanding video<br />
offerings on our Nat Geo Kids Channel, Roku, YouTube, and elsewhere.<br />
To learn more, visit kids.nationalgeographic.com.<br />
National Geographic’s wildly<br />
successful Kids magazine is<br />
designed for children ages six<br />
and up and often features<br />
stories about animals, such<br />
as the arctic fox. In 2013<br />
the annual Almanac sold<br />
500,000 copies. The Children’s<br />
Books group had several<br />
notable hits; among them was<br />
the Treasury of Egyptian<br />
Mythology, bringing ancient<br />
characters vividly to life for<br />
young readers.<br />
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CELEBRATING<br />
125 YE<strong>AR</strong>S
THE POWER OF PHOTOGRAPHY<br />
National Geographic magazine was first published in October 1888 as<br />
the official journal of the National Geographic Society and has since grown<br />
to reach 60 million readers worldwide each month. Celebrating its history<br />
as an innovative center for photography—from conducting the first photographic<br />
survey of the night sky in the Northern Hemisphere to the pioneering<br />
use of a robotic remote-controlled camera—the magazine continues to push<br />
technological and creative boundaries.<br />
The magazine marked its 125th anniversary with a special October issue<br />
devoted to photography. To complement its release, National Geographic<br />
also unveiled a provocative new photography blog, Proof, and launched<br />
a redesigned photo-sharing platform, Your Shot, which invites enthusiasts<br />
to submit photos and participate in digital assignments for the magazine.<br />
“Photography is a powerful communication tool and form of self-expression,”<br />
says Chief Content Officer Chris Johns. “Sharing what you see and experience<br />
through the camera allows you to connect, move, and inspire people<br />
around the world.”<br />
In celebration of our 125th anniversary, the Annenberg Space for Photography<br />
in Los Angeles presented “The Power of Photography,” a print and<br />
digital exhibition (above) featuring iconic National Geographic images—from<br />
portraits to landscapes to natural history. A record-breaking 80,000 visitors<br />
saw photomosaics documenting the history of National Geographic photography,<br />
along with an extensive digital installation showcasing the 500-plus<br />
individual images. Thirty professional-grade, large-format LED monitors were<br />
arranged to create video walls, ranging from 12 to 14 feet wide. The exhibition,<br />
which was free to the public, also showed videos produced by National<br />
Geographic—documentaries and interviews with our photographers—as<br />
well as an original documentary commissioned by the Annenberg Space<br />
for Photography.<br />
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CELEBRATING<br />
125 YE<strong>AR</strong>S<br />
FOUNDING MEMBERS<br />
OF THE INTERNATIONAL<br />
COUNCIL OF ADVISORS<br />
(As of December 31, 2013)<br />
Edward P. Roski, Chair<br />
Darlene T. Anderson<br />
Michael S. Anderson<br />
Sarah Argyropoulos<br />
Dawn L. Arnall<br />
Lucy and Henry Billingsley<br />
Richard C. Blum<br />
Sheila and Michael Bonsignore<br />
Diane and Hal Brierley<br />
Pete Briger<br />
Pat and Keith Campbell<br />
Douglas Carlston and<br />
Kathy J. Williams<br />
Daniel and Margaret Carper<br />
Foundation<br />
Jean and Steve Case<br />
Robert A. Compton<br />
David and Alice Court<br />
Roger A. Enrico<br />
Juliet C. Folger<br />
Michael J. Fourticq<br />
Warren H. Haruki<br />
Joan and David Hill<br />
Lyda Hill<br />
David H. Koch<br />
Iara Lee<br />
Deborah M. Lehr<br />
Sven Lindblad<br />
Tom and Juli Lindquist<br />
Bruce Ludwig<br />
Claudia Madrazo de Hernández<br />
David P. Margulies<br />
Pamela Mars Wright<br />
Randall Mays<br />
Edith McBean<br />
Susan and Craig McCaw<br />
Roger McNamee<br />
Mark C. Moore<br />
Pearl and Seymour Moskowitz<br />
Timothy S. Nash<br />
Caryl D. Philips<br />
Craig Piligian<br />
Jeannie and Tom Rutherfoord<br />
Victoria Sant<br />
Hugo Shong<br />
Jill and Richard Sideman<br />
Lekha Singh<br />
Thomas Toomey<br />
Marlene and Bob Veloz<br />
Donna and Garry Weber<br />
Leo and Angie Wells<br />
Tracy R. Wolstencroft<br />
B. Wu and Eric Larson<br />
Clara Wu Tsai<br />
Jeffrey M. Zell<br />
NEW IN 2014<br />
(As of April 30, 2014)<br />
Azerbaijan-America Alliance<br />
Durham Family Foundation<br />
Astrid and Per Heidenreich<br />
Meng Mingfei<br />
Jessica and Dr. Richard Sneider<br />
Judith and Stephen<br />
Wertheimer<br />
A REINVENTED COUNCIL<br />
In 2013 National Geographic created the<br />
International Council of Advisors, composed<br />
of industry leaders and philanthropists representing<br />
13 states, the District of Columbia,<br />
Azerbaijan, Canada, China, Egypt, Mexico, and<br />
South Africa. Formerly the Council of Advisors,<br />
the group took on an important role in 125th<br />
anniversary activities and expanded its focus<br />
to reflect the Society’s global mission.<br />
The Council provides visionary leadership<br />
and valuable insight as we plan the Society’s<br />
future. Advisors serve as informed emissaries<br />
to share the work of National Geographic<br />
with new audiences.<br />
Members are personally invited to join the<br />
Council, which meets both at headquarters and<br />
off-site at an annual retreat and participates in<br />
other events throughout the year. Members are<br />
kept up-to-date on cutting-edge research and<br />
exploration taking place in the field. The income<br />
generated through Council membership has<br />
had a transformative impact on National<br />
Geographic’s work around the globe.<br />
“I am proud to work with the International Council<br />
of Advisors, who give their time, talent, and resources<br />
to support efforts the Society has deemed most<br />
mission-critical. These leaders bring their personal<br />
and professional connections and experiences to<br />
strengthen National Geographic’s brand and its ability<br />
to spread its mission throughout the world.”<br />
DAWN L. <strong>AR</strong>NALL<br />
2014 Chair, International Council of Advisors<br />
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC LIVE<br />
Behind every great National Geographic story there is a great storyteller.<br />
National Geographic Live and the National Geographic Speakers Bureau<br />
bring the stories of our writers, photographers, filmmakers, scientists, explorers,<br />
and adventurers to audiences across the United States and the world.<br />
In 2013 we reached more than 110,000 people in 17 cities around the world,<br />
expanding to Auckland, Melbourne, and Stockholm.<br />
The 2013-2014 National Geographic Live series premiered BELL, a oneman<br />
play revealing the extraordinary life of Alexander Graham Bell, who<br />
served as the second president of the National Geographic Society from<br />
1898 to 1903. Written by journalist Jim Lehrer, directed by Jeremy Skidmore,<br />
and starring Rick Foucheux, the play was the first original drama to be<br />
performed at the Society.<br />
BELL exposed many dimensions of the man known as the inventor of the<br />
telephone. As National Geographic marked its 125th anniversary, BELL was a<br />
fitting tribute to one of its early leaders, who embodied the spirit of exploration<br />
with his desire to reveal, in his words, “the world and all that is in it.”<br />
Above left: Photographer Joel Sartore shares portraits of endangered species with a Nat Geo Live<br />
audience in Toronto. Right top: The one-man play BELL premiered on National Geographic’s<br />
Grosvenor Auditorium stage in Washington, D.C. Right bottom: Photographer Paul Nicklen<br />
enthralled the audience at a Nat Geo Live event in Chicago.<br />
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CELEBRATING<br />
125 YE<strong>AR</strong>S<br />
GALA: “A NEW AGE OF EXPLORATION”<br />
National Geographic’s 125th Anniversary Gala celebrated “A New Age of<br />
Exploration” with a gathering of 850 guests from around the world at the<br />
National Building Museum in Washington, D.C. Surrounded by spectacular<br />
video footage projected in high definition on 80-foot-tall screens—setdesign<br />
components never before seen in the United States—attendees<br />
enjoyed a sustainably sourced dinner created by renowned chef and<br />
National Geographic Fellow Barton Seaver.<br />
“ ‘Women of Vision’ is an extraordinary collection of images revealing<br />
the full spectrum of the human experience, from moments<br />
of great joy and sorrow to how we live and experience the world<br />
on an ordinary day. PNC’s partnership with National Geographic<br />
has brought this exhibition to Washington, D.C., and will enrich<br />
communities as the tour continues around the country.”<br />
DONNA PETERMAN<br />
Chief Communications Officer, PNC Financial Services<br />
Proceeds from the June 2013 event were dedicated to the National<br />
Geographic Fund for Exploration, which supports the remarkable people<br />
conducting research, exploration, and conservation projects that address<br />
the pressing challenges and opportunities facing our planet.<br />
PRESENTED BY<br />
GALA CO-CHAIRS<br />
Lucy and Henry Billingsley<br />
Rosemary and Roger Enrico<br />
Julie and Lee Folger<br />
Gayle and Ed Roski, Jr.<br />
Tricia and Frank Saul<br />
Donna and Garry Weber<br />
VISION<strong>AR</strong>Y EXHIBITS AT THE MUSEUM<br />
National Geographic has a strong history of documenting the world through<br />
photography and supporting photographers as important storytellers who<br />
make a difference. In 2013 the National Geographic Museum hosted two<br />
exhibitions of powerful images by some of the world’s best.<br />
The critically acclaimed “Women of Vision: National Geographic Photographers<br />
on Assignment”—made possible by National Presenting Tour Sponsor<br />
PNC Financial Services, Inc.—kicked off a three-year, multi-city tour at the<br />
museum. Celebrating 11 award-winning female photojournalists, the exhibition<br />
explores topics ranging from child brides to the face of modern slavery<br />
to lions on the brink of extinction. A companion book serves as an illustrated<br />
exhibition catalogue along with a website, wovexhibition.org.<br />
A second engrossing exhibition, “Lions, Tigers, and Bears,” highlights years<br />
of work by National Geographic wildlife photographers Michael Nichols,<br />
Steve Winter, and Paul Nicklen. The images show the animals stalking, eating,<br />
socializing, and fighting for survival.<br />
Left: A gala in Washington helped celebrate the 125th anniversary of the National Geographic<br />
Society. Above: Photographer Stephanie Sinclair captured a joyful image of a Yemeni girl who,<br />
at age ten, defied tradition and successfully divorced her husband. Top: The 11 award-winning<br />
photographers featured in National Geographic’s “Women of Vision” exhibition are (from left)<br />
Erika Larsen, Kitra Cahana, Jodi Cobb, Amy Toensing, Carolyn Drake, Beverly Joubert,<br />
Stephanie Sinclair, Diane Cook, Lynn Johnson, Maggie Steber, and Lynsey Addario.<br />
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INVESTING IN NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC<br />
National Geographic is one of the world’s largest nonprofit scientific and educational<br />
institutions. All gifts to the Society support our core programs, including scientific<br />
research expeditions, education initiatives, public programs, and the exploration and<br />
reporting behind the stories in National Geographic magazine, on the National Geographic<br />
Channel, and in other media. Individuals, foundations, and corporations help<br />
National Geographic continue our long legacy of sharing the world.<br />
GIVE ONLINE<br />
Fast, simple, and secure. A gift of any amount can<br />
be made at donate.nationalgeographic.org/donate.<br />
You will receive an email confirmation and<br />
a mailed receipt.<br />
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Send a check in any amount to:<br />
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CONTRIBUTING MEMBERS<br />
National Geographic Contributing Members help<br />
the Society inspire people to care about the planet<br />
through annual gifts in support of our important<br />
work. For more information, please contact us at<br />
(844) 300-2380 or givinginfo@ngs.org.<br />
GROSVENOR COUNCIL MEMBERS<br />
The Grosvenor Council is an annual giving leadership<br />
group whose members contribute $1,000 or more<br />
to National Geographic’s programmatic priorities,<br />
helping ensure that our core grantmaking, scientific,<br />
and education efforts thrive. As partners with<br />
National Geographic, members of the Grosvenor<br />
Council are given special access to the Society.<br />
For more information, please contact Sarah Festa<br />
Stallings at (202) 775-6751 or sstallin@ngs.org.<br />
LEADERSHIP GIFTS<br />
Major gift opportunities exist for those who<br />
wish to engage more deeply with National Geographic<br />
through a larger commitment. Leadership<br />
donors are given unique access to the Society’s<br />
explorers, scientists, and senior leadership. For<br />
more information, please contact Bill Warren, Senior<br />
Vice President, Development at (202) 862-8653 or<br />
bwarren@ngs.org.<br />
PLANNED GIFTS<br />
A planned gift is a simple and flexible way to meet<br />
individual estate and financial goals while providing<br />
an ongoing commitment to National Geographic’s<br />
work for generations to come. This can be accomplished<br />
through a will or living trust, a charitable gift<br />
annuity, or a gift of real estate or retirement assets.<br />
For more information, please contact Nancy Rehman<br />
at (202) 828-6670 or nrehman@ngs.org.<br />
CORPORATE P<strong>AR</strong>TNERSHIPS<br />
Partnering with National Geographic is a great way<br />
for organizations to make a difference for our planet<br />
while building awareness and increasing brand loyalty.<br />
Corporate partnerships provide critical support<br />
for the Society’s core programs and offer sponsors<br />
powerful association with one of the world’s most<br />
admired nonprofit organizations. For more information,<br />
please contact Deborah Lucci at (202) 857-7261<br />
or dlucci@ngs.org.<br />
FOUNDATIONS AND GOVERNMENT AGENCIES<br />
National Geographic actively pursues funding from<br />
foundations and U.S. federal agencies to support<br />
projects in education, exploration, conservation, and<br />
research. Our institutional partners have supported<br />
National Geographic’s flagship magazine, exhibitions,<br />
documentary films, television, and Web-based<br />
productions; educational resources for educators,<br />
students, and families; and the development of tools<br />
and materials that advance National Geographic’s<br />
mission. For more information, please contact Becky<br />
Pfordresher at (202) 828-6641 or rpfordre@ngs.org.<br />
National Geographic Global Exploration Fund<br />
grantee Jónína Ólafsdóttir plunges into a fissure<br />
in Iceland’s Thingvellir National Park to study<br />
and map the freshwater ecosystem.<br />
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THE POWER OF PHILANTHROPY<br />
National Geographic donors are key partners in our work to explore, educate, and<br />
engage others. Their exceptional generosity has shaped National Geographic and<br />
helped us inspire meaningful changes in how we live and how we care for our world.<br />
We are grateful for the support of the generous individuals, families, corporations,<br />
foundations, and agencies shown here. This list reflects gifts received between<br />
January 1 and December 31, 2013.<br />
$1,000,000 AND ABOVE<br />
Alibaba Group<br />
Dalio Foundation<br />
Rosemary and Roger Enrico<br />
Lockheed Martin Corporation<br />
David P. Margulies<br />
National Science Foundation<br />
Alfred P. Sloan Foundation<br />
Swedish Postcode Lottery<br />
$500,000 AND ABOVE<br />
Anonymous (2)<br />
Blancpain<br />
Coty SAS<br />
Estate of Harlan<br />
Carol Karlstad*<br />
National Oceanic and Atmospheric<br />
Administration<br />
PNC Financial Services, Inc.<br />
Shell International B.V.<br />
Verizon Foundation<br />
$250,000 AND ABOVE<br />
The Case Foundation<br />
GEICO<br />
Google<br />
The Estate of Mildred J.<br />
Husband*<br />
La Mer<br />
RBC<br />
The Rockefeller Foundation<br />
Mr. and Mrs. B. Francis Saul II<br />
Dr. Scholl Foundation<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Trebek<br />
The Waitt Foundation<br />
$100,000 AND ABOVE<br />
Anonymous<br />
Annenberg Learner<br />
Brendan and Helen Bechtel<br />
Lucy and Henry Billingsley<br />
Canon U.S.A.<br />
Cultures of Resistance<br />
Network<br />
Dallas Women’s Foundation<br />
The Lee and Juliet Folger<br />
Fund<br />
Estate of John Peter Gardner*<br />
Mr. Willie C. Jones, Jr.<br />
Pamela Mars Wright<br />
The Meadowview Foundation<br />
Mark and Inna Moore<br />
Oracle<br />
David L. Pierce Trust*<br />
Plum Creek<br />
Rolex<br />
Gayle and Edward P. Roski, Jr.<br />
Donna and Garry Weber<br />
The Woodtiger Fund<br />
$50,000 AND ABOVE<br />
Anonymous (6)<br />
Jeffrey and Darlene<br />
Anderson<br />
Sarah Argyropoulos<br />
Bank of America<br />
Sprague Bartels<br />
Riley and Susan Bechtel<br />
Richard C. Blum<br />
Sheila and Michael<br />
Bonsignore<br />
Diane and Hal Brierley<br />
Pete Briger<br />
Howard G. Buffett<br />
Foundation<br />
Keith Campbell Foundation<br />
for the Environment, Inc.<br />
Douglas Carlston and<br />
Kathy J. Williams<br />
Daniel and Margaret Carper<br />
Foundation<br />
Cengage Learning<br />
Robert A. Compton<br />
David and Alice Court<br />
Shirley R. Deering<br />
Estate of Trudy<br />
Ebert-Gaddess*<br />
Michael J. Fourticq<br />
Fox International Channels<br />
Warren H. Haruki<br />
Astrid and Per Heidenreich<br />
Joan and David Hill<br />
Lyda Hill Foundation<br />
Iron Horse Vineyards<br />
David H. Koch<br />
Deborah M. Lehr<br />
Sven Lindblad/Lindblad<br />
Expeditions<br />
Tom and Juli Lindquist<br />
Richard Lounsbery<br />
Foundation<br />
The Henry Luce Foundation<br />
Claudia Madrazo de<br />
Hernández<br />
Randall Mays<br />
Edith McBean<br />
Susan and Craig McCaw<br />
Pearl and Seymour<br />
Moskowitz<br />
National Geographic<br />
Channels<br />
Oak Meadow Foundation<br />
One World Apparel, LLC<br />
Estate of William R.<br />
Pennington*<br />
PetSmart<br />
Caryl D. Philips<br />
Craig Piligian<br />
Paul Porch<br />
Puerto Rico Tourism<br />
Company<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D.<br />
Rutherfoord, Jr.<br />
Vicki and Roger Sant<br />
The Seaver Institute<br />
Hugo Shong<br />
Jill and Richard Sideman<br />
Lekha Singh<br />
Smart Bomb Interactive<br />
Estate of Stanley Sobel*<br />
SVM Foundation<br />
Thomas Toomey<br />
Marlene and Bob Veloz<br />
Leo and Angie Wells<br />
Judith and Stephen<br />
Wertheimer<br />
Tracy and Catherine<br />
Wolstencroft<br />
Clara Wu Tsai<br />
B. Wu, Eliot, and Eric Larson<br />
JM Zell Partners, Ltd.<br />
$25,000 AND ABOVE<br />
Anonymous (7)<br />
The 1772 Foundation<br />
Adobe Systems, Inc.<br />
The Annenberg Foundation<br />
Darren H. Bechtel<br />
The Walter A. Bloedorn<br />
Foundation<br />
The Brinson Foundation<br />
Covington & Burling LLP<br />
Albert E. Cowdrey<br />
Eagle Capital Management,<br />
LLC<br />
Bruce and Mary Feay<br />
Gretl Dupré Galgon<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Grealish<br />
Agnes Gund<br />
Bert Headden and<br />
Cindy Thomas<br />
Hitachi Data Systems<br />
HRG Corporate Travel<br />
Management<br />
J.P. Morgan<br />
Kautz Family Foundation<br />
KPMG LLP<br />
The Krupp Foundation<br />
Ms. Maria Elena Lagomasino<br />
Kurt Landsberger<br />
Mrs. Sylvia Lansky<br />
LSV Asset Management<br />
Gordon and Betty Moore<br />
Foundation<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Evandro Morselli<br />
National Park Service<br />
The David and Lucile<br />
Packard Foundation<br />
Quad Graphics, Inc.<br />
The Thomas A. and Georgina<br />
T. Russo Family Fund<br />
Sodexo<br />
The Tiffany & Co. Foundation<br />
Time, Inc.<br />
Verso Paper Corp.<br />
Wallace Genetic<br />
Foundation, Inc.<br />
The Walton Family<br />
Foundation<br />
Clockwise from top left: National Geographic Fellow Paul Salopek and Ahmed Elema Hessan trek through the<br />
Afar region of northeast Ethiopia for the “Out of Eden” series; a climber picks his way across a crevasse along<br />
Mount Everest’s Khumbu Icefall; moviegoers in Iraq find respite at a 3-D film in a theater that had been closed<br />
during the war; lionesses and cubs relax near a favorite water hole in Tanzania’s Serengeti National Park;<br />
Atlantic walruses swim amid the ice floes off Greenland’s coast; a pheasant-size hoatzin fans its feathers in<br />
Yasuní National Park in Ecuador, where oil drilling threatens one of the last wild frontiers.<br />
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THE POWER OF PHILANTHROPY<br />
Sylvia B. Weaver<br />
Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.<br />
$10,000 AND ABOVE<br />
Anonymous (8)<br />
Estate of Beth Ann<br />
Alberding Mohr*<br />
Astral Health & Beauty, Inc.<br />
Estate of Ruth E. Bodbyl*<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Arturo E.<br />
Brillembourg<br />
Ms. Virginia Busch<br />
Mr. Paul Chan<br />
Code Blue Foundation<br />
Dr. Angel and Dr. Carmen<br />
Collado-Schwarz<br />
Zenia Esther Cortes, M.D.<br />
Ms. Renate Doheny-Neuss<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Ebell<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Flaster<br />
Bill & Melinda Gates<br />
Foundation<br />
Global Response<br />
Ms. Karine Hauser and<br />
Ms. Anna Hauser<br />
Christine R. Heidtke<br />
Hogan Lovells<br />
Estate of Patricia G.<br />
Humbertson*<br />
The Honorable and<br />
Mrs. Reuben Jeffery<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kampf<br />
Mr. Richard T. Kennedy and<br />
Ms. Heidi E. Morgan<br />
Ms. Jacqueline B. Mars<br />
Mr. Serge Martin, President,<br />
The Great Explorers<br />
Joan and David Maxwell<br />
Ms. Caroline V. Maye<br />
Mrs. Ardis E. McCarthy<br />
William R. McCarty, Jr.<br />
Dr. Dori McLennan<br />
David & Laura Merage<br />
Foundation<br />
Milliman, Inc.<br />
R. C. Mitchell<br />
Roy O. Mitchell Charitable<br />
Trust*<br />
Harold M. and Adeline<br />
S. Morrison Family<br />
Foundation<br />
National Endowment for<br />
the Humanities<br />
NatureBridge<br />
Dane A. Nichols<br />
The North Face<br />
Mr. Don E. Odell*<br />
Mr. Joseph Patrick Opferman<br />
and Mrs. Gwen Lucille<br />
Turbyfield<br />
Mrs. Mary Pigott<br />
In Memory of Grace Mangual<br />
Roberts<br />
Share Fund<br />
Ms. Caroline N. Sidnam<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Simmons<br />
Jeffrey I. Simons<br />
Dr. Robert L. Smith<br />
June G. Stainbrook<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Staley<br />
Taffy J. Stern<br />
Stonehall Farm<br />
Strategic Investment Group<br />
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Tanner<br />
Richard and Nydia Tranter<br />
Howard and Patricia<br />
Wakefield<br />
Mrs. Rosemary J. Keates<br />
Witty<br />
Estate of Alexander S.<br />
Wong*<br />
$5,000 AND ABOVE<br />
Anonymous (4)<br />
Mr. J. Dinsmore Adams, Jr.<br />
Terry B. Adamson and<br />
Ede Holiday<br />
The Dale, Linda, Brian, and<br />
Leslie Baker Family<br />
Charitable Fund<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Baklor<br />
Manuel and Claire Barron<br />
Susan Bateson and<br />
Stephen Fuller<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Becht IV<br />
Marianne C. Belock<br />
Bond & Pecaro<br />
Ms. Christina Brown<br />
Mrs. Heather K. Burgess<br />
Mr. John P. Burnier<br />
Gaetano M. Cecchini<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Laurence<br />
Chashin<br />
Children & Nature Network<br />
The Dorothy Cholnoky<br />
Family<br />
Mr. and Ms. Anthony<br />
Clemendor<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Vance Coffman<br />
Joseph N. Corriere<br />
Mr. Thomas R. Crane and<br />
Ms. Roxann Kay<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Dailey<br />
Mr. and Ms. William P. Dake<br />
Mr. Peter D. Davis<br />
Mr. and Mrs. William DeAtley<br />
William and Janice Dircks<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy Dole<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Dresher<br />
L. E. Duke Foundation<br />
Farvue Foundation<br />
Nick and Cheri Faust<br />
First Cornerstone<br />
Foundation<br />
Mr. and Ms. Lawrence K. Fish<br />
The Karney Flaster Family<br />
Foundation<br />
Mr. Kenneth F. Fowler<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Garrison<br />
Mr. and Ms. Ted Gladson<br />
Susan B. and Bentley C.<br />
Gregg<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick<br />
Gregorian<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Grieser<br />
Kathleen and Harvey Guion<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Haas<br />
Paul and Jill Hacker<br />
Ms. Nancy Handel and<br />
Mr. Joseph Sweeney<br />
Richard and Jeanne Hannan<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Harvey<br />
Mr. Erin Henderson<br />
William W. Hildreth<br />
Mr. Alan J. Hill and<br />
Dr. Margaret H. Hill<br />
Mrs. Traci Hinchcliffe<br />
Mr. Larry Hochberg<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Jon Holt<br />
Mr. Clifford Hunte<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J.<br />
Ingram<br />
Michael E. Jacobson and<br />
Wanda Olsen Jacobson<br />
Raymond F. Jarris, Jr., M.D.<br />
and Noel Nic’Fergusson<br />
Estate of Alta I. Johnson*<br />
Dwight L. Johnson<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. Kaye<br />
Mr. Jesse Keefe and<br />
Ms. Michele Whitham<br />
Mr. Todd Kennedy<br />
Mr. and Ms. Melvin Kleinfeld<br />
Mr. and Mrs. William<br />
Landreth<br />
Bruce and René Lauer<br />
Mr. and Mrs. William Linton<br />
Luisa Longo<br />
Mr. Daniel Lorber and<br />
Ms. Deborah<br />
Lagana-Lorber<br />
Murray Lumpkin and<br />
Lucy Rose<br />
Mr. and Ms. Gerard Lynch<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas I.<br />
MacGregor<br />
Mr. and Mrs. John MacMillan<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Sethu V.<br />
Madhavan<br />
Jeff, Bronwen, Rhiannon &<br />
Rhys Martin<br />
Mr. and Mrs. David J.<br />
McMunn, Jr.<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Meeker<br />
Mr. and Ms. Gregory G. Miller<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Moore<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W.<br />
Moorman<br />
Mary Ann and Richard Morse<br />
Ms. Joan D. Murray<br />
Wayne and Susan Nelson<br />
Susan and Michael Pillsbury<br />
Greg and Liz Platts<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ramsay<br />
Mr. and Ms. David L. Reichardt<br />
The Honorable and<br />
Mrs. William K. Reilly<br />
Dr. and Mrs. Kevin Rodondi<br />
Todd and Donna Rosenberg<br />
Foundation<br />
Mr. Oscar A. Ruiz del Rio<br />
Ms. MikeLynn Salthouse and<br />
Mr. David Sheehan<br />
Vicki Santello<br />
Mr. and Ms. Carl J. Schaper<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B.<br />
Schueck<br />
Mr. Ronnie Scott and<br />
Ms. Debra Burke<br />
Mr. Sanjay Sen<br />
Dr. and Mrs. H. K.<br />
Shamasunder<br />
Mr. and Ms. David Siengo<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey P. Sisk<br />
Robert N. Steinwurtzel<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Stevens<br />
Mr. and Ms. George E. Tanner<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Tercek<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Donald W.<br />
Tomlinson<br />
Mr. and Mrs. William<br />
Van Antwerp<br />
Mrs. Christy Walton<br />
Kim and Michael Ward<br />
Mr. and Mrs. J. Wayne<br />
Weaver<br />
Mr. Stephen C. Yeazell and<br />
Ms. Ruth Fisher<br />
$1,000 AND ABOVE<br />
Anonymous (49)<br />
Mr. Mark M. Adams<br />
Mary Agran and<br />
Guy Fitzwater<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Aibel<br />
Air Traffic Control Education<br />
Fund, Inc.<br />
Mrs. Diane Alberthal<br />
Mr. Arthur Aleshire<br />
Mrs. William B. Alexander V<br />
Ms. Frances Allen<br />
Ms. Valerie L. Amerkhail<br />
Mrs. Marcia Anderson<br />
Ms. Muriel I. Anderson<br />
Dr. and Mrs. Edward H.<br />
Andres<br />
Ms. Lauralyn Andrews<br />
Ms. Margaret E. Andrews<br />
Sue Anschutz-Rodgers<br />
Dr. Bhagavan Antle<br />
Argonaut Charitable<br />
Foundation<br />
Mrs. Melda Polat Arslanpay<br />
Sheila Steiner Asher<br />
Ms. Irena Asmundson<br />
Mr. Robert J. Atwater and<br />
Mrs. Susan Richland<br />
Audet-Griffin Family<br />
Dr. and Mrs. Goron T. Austin<br />
Mr. Mohamed Ayah<br />
Cornelia T. Bailey<br />
Ms. Charmaine C. Bainum<br />
Dr. and Mrs. Mehdi Bajoghli<br />
Ms. Theresa Baker<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Banner<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Locke W. Barber<br />
Paris and Christopher<br />
Barclay<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick<br />
Barksdale<br />
Ms. Tiffany G. Barrett<br />
Ms. Catherine C. Bath<br />
Ms. Dorothy N. Batten<br />
Dr. William and Gayle Bauer<br />
The Beacon Bar & Grill<br />
Albert A. Bechtoldt, Jr.<br />
Ms. Julie Petra Becker<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Henry J.<br />
Beckwitt<br />
Patricia Benner and<br />
Tony Howell<br />
David P. Bennett<br />
Robin Benson<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J.<br />
Benton<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Eric R. Berman<br />
Amy J. Bernstein<br />
Ms. Elaine S. Bernstein<br />
Mr. Joshua Bernstein<br />
Beth Biegler and<br />
Foster Hurley<br />
Ms. Alberta F. Binns<br />
Mr. and Mrs. William P. Bivens<br />
Ms. Sonja Bjornstrup<br />
Marilyn Foy Black<br />
Robert K. Black and<br />
J. Ormond Sanderson, Jr.<br />
Mr. Oscar Blanco-Franco<br />
Drs. Karen and Steven Bloom<br />
Ms. Amy Jean Boebel<br />
Margaret and Fred Boehm<br />
Ms. Kay L. Bolduan<br />
Mr. Gregory J. Boreham and<br />
Ms. Nancy Fairchild<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Borenzweig<br />
The Mill River Fund at the<br />
Boston Foundation<br />
Mrs. Sarah J. Bowers<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Bowman<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony K.<br />
Bracken<br />
David and Barbara<br />
Braithwaite<br />
Mrs. Camilla M. Brandt<br />
Lewis M. Branscomb<br />
Cheryl A. Bratz<br />
The Brause Family<br />
Mr. Leo I. Bray and<br />
Mr. David Mooney<br />
Lee Mary E. Brenneisen<br />
Ron and Susan Briggs<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Steven F.<br />
Bristing<br />
Dr. and Mrs. Edwin C.<br />
Brockenbrough<br />
Lois and Julian Brodsky<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Jere Broh-Kahn<br />
David and Deborah Brown<br />
Mr. William Avery Crist Brown<br />
Wendy Bruss<br />
Mr. Michel C. Brutti and<br />
Mrs. Ming-Chia Grac Yang<br />
Ms. Jenny Buchanan and<br />
Mr. Daniel E. Houk<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Mark B. Bundick<br />
George and Jane Bunn<br />
Penny A. and Randall D.<br />
Burdge<br />
BNSF Railway Company<br />
Mr. Scott M. Busch<br />
Dr. and Mrs. Melvin Butler<br />
Byers Family<br />
Alice Byers<br />
Dr. and Mrs. Edgar D. Canada<br />
Mr. James J. Carey<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Bryan W. Carter<br />
Sheena Chandra<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Chapman<br />
Dr. and Mrs. C. Brandon<br />
Chenault<br />
John and Amy Cholnoky<br />
Greg and Melanie Christie<br />
Christopher Newport<br />
University Education<br />
Foundation, Inc.<br />
Mr. Alan L. Chung and<br />
Ms. Elisabeth Redsecker<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Claire<br />
Ms. Lynne Clare<br />
Mr. Garrett R. Clark<br />
Robert A. Clark<br />
Ms. Lauren Clapp Clarke<br />
Mr. Carl M. Claus<br />
Clayton Middle School PTSA<br />
Ms. Gail S. Cleere<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Gary R. Clemons<br />
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Coburn<br />
Dr. and Mrs. Richard P.<br />
Cochran<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Cocke<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Codd<br />
Dr. Jacques Cohen and<br />
Dr. Mina Alikani<br />
Dr. and Mrs. John M. Cohen<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis D.<br />
Coleman<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Colice<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J.<br />
Collins<br />
Ms. Maryanne M. Colter<br />
Karen Conoley and<br />
Art Verharen<br />
Ms. Jennifer M. Cord<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Corish<br />
Mr. Kevin A. Corrigan<br />
Ms. Heidi Cortese<br />
Mr. Timothy Courville and<br />
Ms. Anita J. Hilliard<br />
Gilbert G. Coville<br />
Mr. Gerald N. Craig<br />
Ms. Rosemarie M. Craig<br />
Ken and Sylvia Curry<br />
Jeanine K. Dagenais<br />
Mrs. Jimi L. Davidson<br />
Mr. Davis and Ms. Herren<br />
John and Terrie Davis<br />
Family Fund<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Richard C.<br />
Dawson<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd De Llamas<br />
Admiral Vincent de Poix<br />
Dr. Cristina De Santis<br />
Mr. Marcelo E. De Souza<br />
Marian and Joey DeAngelo<br />
The Charles Delmar<br />
Foundation<br />
Ms. Deborah Dennison<br />
Andrea E. Dent<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Devries<br />
Dhahran High School<br />
Dr. and Mrs. Anthony Diaco<br />
Mr. Dwight Dick<br />
Mr. Dixon<br />
Mr. James K. Doan<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Sean Doherty<br />
Mr. Douglas Dooley<br />
Ms. Lynn Doran<br />
Tom and Connie Dotzenrod<br />
David and Deborah Douglas<br />
Ms. Eda D. Doyle<br />
Dave and Pat Drew<br />
Jane and Larry Droppa<br />
Ms. Tara Drummond<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond DuBois<br />
Elizabeth Hubbard Duewer<br />
The John P. and Anne K.<br />
Duffy Foundation<br />
Sylvia A. Earle<br />
Edith and Jeb Eddy<br />
Mr. James M. Edwards<br />
Michael and Linda Edwards<br />
Mr. Ehrenkranz<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ekholm<br />
Mr. John B. Elder<br />
Drs. James and<br />
Veronica Elias<br />
Patsy and Paul Ellsworth<br />
Richard and Jean<br />
Engebretson<br />
Mrs. Julie and Mr. Robert<br />
England<br />
Mrs. Richard England, Sr.<br />
Beth Hunt Erickson<br />
Ms. Carola Eriksson-Durst<br />
Mr. and Mrs. James I. Evans<br />
The Evergreen Fund<br />
Bill and Joanne Evers<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Davis J. Factor<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Fadem<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Fairbrook<br />
Ms. Marie Farestveit<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Russell B.<br />
Faucett<br />
Susan K. Feagin<br />
Mr. and Mrs. David P.<br />
Feinbloom<br />
Dr. Joanne Feldman<br />
Ms. Christine Ferguson<br />
Mr. and Mrs. James Fijolek<br />
Ms. Shannon Filsinger<br />
First Eagle Investment<br />
Management<br />
Simone Fitzcharles<br />
Ms. Shannon M. Fitzgerald<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew H.<br />
Fleeger<br />
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Dr. and Mrs. Roland Folter<br />
John B. Ford and<br />
Margaret S. Ford<br />
Ms. Gene G. Foster<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Brian M. Foy<br />
Dr. John Francis and<br />
Ms. Nancy Hanlon<br />
Mr. and Mrs. G. Andrew Franz<br />
Ms. Elizabeth J. Frautschi<br />
Ms. Jeanna French<br />
Mr. Marc P. Friedman and<br />
Ms. Gina Marie Schaefer<br />
Gardner/Mills Group, LLC<br />
Ms. Lily Garfield<br />
Estate of Gerald Alfred<br />
Garton*<br />
Ms. Claudia Gelzer<br />
Michiel P. Gerritsen<br />
Ms. Sharon Giese<br />
Ann Gildemeister<br />
Mrs. Natasha Giraudie<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Gleason<br />
Captain James Godshalk<br />
Ann Golden<br />
Ms. Julie Gonzalez<br />
Dr. Angelika Göser<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Gould<br />
Ms. Linda Grable-Curtis<br />
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Graff<br />
Ms. Mary W. Graham<br />
Jim and Karen Grande<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Peter W. Grant<br />
Ms. Kimberley H. Gray<br />
John K. Greene<br />
Mr. and Mrs. George G. B.<br />
Griffin/Rhino Ark USA<br />
Mr. James H. Grisham<br />
Alexandra Grosvenor<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Groves<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth F.<br />
Grzybowski<br />
Ms. Jane P. Guiliano<br />
Ms. Kathleen Gulley<br />
Mr. Vishwanath Gupta<br />
Mr. and Mrs. David C. Hale<br />
Dr. Russell Ham and<br />
Dr. Adrienne Ham<br />
Mr. William A. Hammer and<br />
Mr. James K. Miersma<br />
Mrs. Sarah E. Hancock<br />
Ms. Patricia A. Hansen<br />
Ingrid E. Hanzer<br />
Paul W. Hartloff, Jr.<br />
Dr. and Mrs. Herbert A.<br />
Hartman, Jr.<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Hastings<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Haulter<br />
38 NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY<br />
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Mr. Darryl Havens<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Haviluk<br />
Rosemarie Havranek and<br />
Nathan Myhrvold<br />
Ms. Julia E. Hawley<br />
Hawn Foundation Dallas<br />
Texas<br />
Mr. Andy Haymaker<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Hays<br />
Mr. Nathan Hayward<br />
Craig and Pamela Hearn<br />
Keith and Beth Heaton<br />
C. Wolcott Henry<br />
Mr. Yves Heroux and<br />
Ms. Jocelyne Charest<br />
Mr. Robert C. Hewitt<br />
Mr. David L. Hicks<br />
Howard and Virginia Hight<br />
Ms. Catherine M. Hiles<br />
Grace and John Hill<br />
Mr. and Mrs. John Hilton<br />
Jim and Mary Hirshfield<br />
Anne Stokes Hochberg<br />
Jill and Gerben Hoeksma<br />
Mr. Kenneth C. Hoffman<br />
Miss Kristina M. Holcomb<br />
Bob and Jane Holder<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew<br />
Hollingsworth<br />
The Holtzman Family<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan<br />
Holtzman<br />
Mr. and Mrs. John Hopwood<br />
James C. Horgan Charitable<br />
Trust*<br />
James and Rosemary<br />
Hormuth<br />
Sara H. Horsman<br />
Eric and Mary Horvitz<br />
Mr. John K. Hoskinson and<br />
Ms. Ana I. Fábregas<br />
Grace Hou and Mark Yoshino<br />
Ms. Monika Houstoun<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Hubbard<br />
Betty Hudson and<br />
Boyd Matson<br />
Lauren Hannan Hudson<br />
Tim and Maureen Hunter<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Alan W. Hurlbut<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice F.<br />
Hutton<br />
Mr. and Mrs. David L. Ilsley<br />
Josephine Lea Iselin<br />
Ms. Ruth Iwano<br />
Ms. Elizabeth A. Jackson<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Brett A. Jacobs<br />
Dr. and Mrs. Scott M. Janke<br />
Gerry Johnson and Linda<br />
Larson<br />
Katie Butler Johnson<br />
Paul T. Johnson<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Brent E.<br />
Johnston<br />
Ms. Maho Jordan<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Dirk A.<br />
Kabcenell<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Walter E.<br />
Kalberer<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Gerold L.<br />
Kaminski<br />
Dr. Kao<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A.<br />
Kaplan<br />
Patricia E. Kauffman<br />
Ms. Allison Keeler and<br />
Mr. Robert Mangino<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Keith<br />
Lucea N. Keller<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis N. Kelley<br />
Dr. Elizabeth A. Kempski<br />
Ms. Barbara M. W. Kennedy<br />
Mr. Peter B. Kibbee<br />
Ms. Katherine J. Kidder<br />
Jeanie and Murray Kilgour<br />
Mr. James V. Kimsey<br />
Denyse A. King<br />
Mary K. King<br />
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Kirby<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Kirley<br />
Patricia and Richard<br />
Kirschner<br />
Ms. Kim M. Klever<br />
Bill and Linda Klipp<br />
Gary E. Knell and Kim Larson<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Kniffen<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Van W. Knox<br />
Ms. Lori L. Kolbert<br />
Mrs. Holly Hanau Koncz<br />
Mr. and Mrs. George J.<br />
Korinek<br />
Dr. Adel and Mary Korkor<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Krause<br />
Mr. Michael Krieger<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Victor J. Kriss<br />
Mr. William Kronenberg and<br />
Ms. Elizabeth Lawrence<br />
Dr. Feng-Yang Kuo<br />
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Kuray<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Yoav Kutner<br />
Mr. Rok Kvaternik<br />
Mr. Gary La Bonte and<br />
Ms. Shirley Ng<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Alan M. Lamson<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Carl C. Larson<br />
Mr. Robert H. Larson<br />
Mrs. Marilyn R. Laurion<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Charles L.<br />
Lawless<br />
David and Rosalie Lawrence<br />
Jean Lawrence<br />
The Honorable and<br />
Mrs. Howard H. Leach<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Lesley Lederer<br />
Mr. Richard J. Lee and<br />
Mrs. Susan T. Peters<br />
Deborah S. Leighton<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey B.<br />
Lennox<br />
Wendy Kurtz Levine<br />
Michael Libbee and Kristin<br />
Sheridan<br />
Mrs. Nancy M. Lifland<br />
Dr. Agnes Lin<br />
Jeffrey and Marta Liroff<br />
Catherine Litterer<br />
Mr. Kurt Locher<br />
Ms. Patricia Lodewick<br />
Ms. M. Christina Camille Long<br />
John and Andria Lopez<br />
Kenneth and Emily Loughran<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Tim C. Louis<br />
Robert B. and Gail J.<br />
Loveman<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Lowe<br />
Ms. Michelle A. Lund<br />
Noreen A. Lynch<br />
Ms. Zelda R. Mack<br />
Alec Mackenzie<br />
Ann H. Maier<br />
Ms. Paula Maki<br />
Mrs. Amy Maniatis and<br />
Mr. Martin Gammon<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J.<br />
Manning<br />
Mr. and Mrs. David S.<br />
Markson<br />
Virginia Cretella Mars<br />
Mr. Lowell A. Martin<br />
David J. Mason<br />
Mr. Michael G. Mathos<br />
Teryl and Michael Matkins<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Maze<br />
Steve and Carolyn<br />
McCandless<br />
Mr. Aubrey K. McClendon<br />
Mr. Timothy W. McCormick<br />
and Mr. Jeff Brizzi<br />
M. Andrew McGuire<br />
Ms. Molly McKaughan<br />
Bob and Linda McKenzie<br />
Mr. James P. McTernan<br />
Ms. Nancy J. McWilliams<br />
Mr. Subhash Mehta<br />
Ronnie Mae Melnick-Lattanzi<br />
Emma D. Melton<br />
The Menard Family<br />
Foundation<br />
Ms. Lourdes G. Mendoza<br />
Ms. Maria Menzel<br />
Merit Energy Company<br />
Pamela Merriman and<br />
Sonja Ross<br />
Dr. Ali and Stephanie<br />
Mesiwala<br />
Mr. John C. Meyer and<br />
Ms. Kathleen D. Stone<br />
Mr. Thomas P. Mikrut<br />
Maxine and Bill Millar<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Miller<br />
Katherine and David Miller<br />
Nancy J. Miller<br />
Synne Hansen Miller<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Glen H. Mitchel<br />
Mrs. Cynthia C. Montague<br />
Drs. Mary Beth and James<br />
Montgomery<br />
Dr. and Mrs. John Moore<br />
Katie Moore<br />
Mrs. Jeanne Morency<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey E.<br />
Morris, Jr.<br />
Mr. Robert Morris<br />
David Morse<br />
Dr. and Mrs. James L. Mullen<br />
Mr. Munjal<br />
Laurence and Barbara<br />
Murphy<br />
Ms. Yasmin Namini<br />
Arnold and Rosemary Nelson<br />
Ms. Shifrah Nenner and<br />
Mr. Jeffrey Ogden<br />
Ms. Neville<br />
Mr. Nick Nguyen<br />
The Patrick F. Noonan Family<br />
Pat and Jackie Noonan<br />
Karen Nordquist<br />
Northeast Maritime<br />
Institute, Inc.<br />
Ms. Paula K. Norwood<br />
Carol and Jim O’Reilly<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Hajime Oba<br />
Ms. Michi Ogino<br />
On Shore Foundation, Inc.<br />
Dorothy A. Oremus and<br />
John H. Lindauer<br />
Owsley Brown Charitable<br />
Foundation<br />
Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence C.<br />
Pakula<br />
Rebecca L. Papke<br />
Ms. Lois J. Paris<br />
Diane Williams Parker<br />
The Patrick Foundation<br />
Mr. Edward L. Paul<br />
Dan and Susan Paulien<br />
The Dr. M. Lee Pearce<br />
Foundation<br />
Rowena A. Pecchenino<br />
Ms. Helen C. Pekny<br />
Will and Julie Person<br />
Ralph and Alice Hall Phillips<br />
Barbara L. Pilert<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Pinskey<br />
Ms. Irene P. Pistorino<br />
Ms. Shirley Polakowski<br />
Mr. Thomas M. Porter<br />
Mrs. Nathalie Pratte and<br />
Mr. Charles Desmeules<br />
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Prentice<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Price<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Mark H. Prothro<br />
Mr. Stephen D. Prudhomme<br />
Mr. Alvin S. Prusoff and<br />
Dr. Deborah A. DeRose<br />
Mr. Mark Pruzanski and<br />
Ms. Mara R. Kaplan<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Larry J. Purcey<br />
Purity Dialysis Centers<br />
Miss Maria Alejandra Ramirez<br />
Mrs. Neela K. Ranade<br />
Martin and Anna Rathmann<br />
Dr. Peter H. Raven<br />
Mr. and Mrs. James M.<br />
Readhimer<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Redman<br />
Nathaniel P. Reed<br />
Ann and William Regan<br />
Nadir and Nancy Rehman<br />
Miss Julie Reichwein<br />
Ms. Liselotte A. Reid<br />
Frederick J. Retzlaff<br />
Ms. Charlene A. Richard and<br />
Mr. David Williamson<br />
Stephen and Kathleen<br />
Richards<br />
Ms. Richardson<br />
Mr. and Mrs. James L.<br />
Richardson<br />
Ms. Ellen B. Richstone<br />
The Traveling Richters<br />
Mr. John E. Riggs<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas D.<br />
Roche<br />
Mr. and Mrs. David Rocker<br />
Monica Rodal and<br />
Neal Naigus<br />
Ms. Laurel A. Rohrer<br />
Ms. Renata Rojas<br />
Mr. Michael E. Rokos<br />
Dr. Mary A. Rose<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Rosen<br />
Bruce and Lori Rosenblum<br />
Ms. Jerry L. Rosensteel<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Terry W.<br />
Rothermel<br />
Ms. Patti M. Rottmund<br />
John and Regina Rowe<br />
Rowe Family Foundation<br />
Jocelyn R. Roy<br />
Mr. Fritz P. Ruebeck and<br />
Ms. Cecilia C. Meagher<br />
Suzann Ruff<br />
Janet C. Ruhl, Ph.D. and<br />
Theodore H. Carski, Ph.D.<br />
Mrs. Pauline E. Ryan<br />
Mr. Ruben A. Saez Andres<br />
Ms. Alexandra Samra<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher S.<br />
Sargent<br />
Tina and Raman Sarin<br />
Ms. Joyce A. Saturley<br />
Rob and Robyn Schapiro<br />
Mr. Lou P. Scharpf<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Arrien L.<br />
Schiltkamp<br />
Dr. and Mrs. George W.<br />
Schroeder<br />
Mr. Angus Scott<br />
The Seattle Foundation<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas H.<br />
Seidenberg<br />
Mr. and Mrs. James J. Selis<br />
Mr. Sanford Sexhus<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Shachoy<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Norman J.<br />
Shachoy<br />
Shrenik Shah Charitable<br />
Lead Trust<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C.<br />
Sheffield, Jr.<br />
Tom and Pam Sheffield<br />
Ms. Diane Shore<br />
The Harold and Mary<br />
Margaret Shore Trusts*<br />
Mark and Kimberly Shumate<br />
Family<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Sieger<br />
Dr. Marion J. Siegman<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Sieh<br />
Mr. Michael Sieverding and<br />
Ms. Pat Widder<br />
Mr. Scott J. Sigman<br />
Ms. Leigh B. Simmons<br />
Simple Actions Family<br />
Foundation<br />
Mr. S. Steven Singh and<br />
Ms. Heather H. Singh<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Edward I. Slaby<br />
Mary Phillipa Sledge<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Smith<br />
Dr. Craig H. Smith and<br />
Ms. Mary Susan Heffernan<br />
Mrs. Hope Noyes Smith<br />
Walter T. Smith<br />
Margaret Sodemann<br />
Ms. Kelly L. Sohns<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Steven C.<br />
Soloski<br />
O. J. Sopranos<br />
Dr. Janet R. Southby and<br />
Dr. Richard F. Southby<br />
Robert Spaulding and Estelle<br />
Yamaki<br />
Ms. Patricia G. Spear<br />
Bob and Susan Spieth<br />
John and Shirley Spinelli<br />
Mr. Robert St. Cyr and<br />
Ms. Line Recouarne<br />
Victoria Stack<br />
Daniela Staiculescu and<br />
Octavian Stan<br />
Florence C. Stanley<br />
Joseph W. Stanley Charitable<br />
Trust<br />
Bill and Diane Steen<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Robert M.<br />
Steinberg<br />
Stellar Solutions Foundation<br />
Ann Stenbeck and<br />
Peter Cundall<br />
John and Sherry Stilin<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Stoll<br />
Ms. Marcia L. Stone<br />
Mrs. Mary Pat Stone<br />
Ms. Carolyn Stout<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Charles L.<br />
Stratton<br />
Barry S. Strauch and<br />
Evelyn M. Strauch<br />
Ms. Mary Streff<br />
Dr. and Mrs. Romesh<br />
Subramanian<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Michael T.<br />
Sullivan<br />
The Summit Family<br />
Foundation<br />
Tom and Marilyn Sutton<br />
Mr. and Mrs. William D.<br />
Sutton<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Charles<br />
Symington<br />
Ms. Sylvia Taborelli<br />
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Taylor<br />
Ms. Tamsin Taylor<br />
The Alexis and Susan Te<br />
Charitable Foundation<br />
Dave & Cathy, Dick &<br />
Lynn, Lee, Chris,<br />
Lauren & Blake Templeton<br />
Robert and Marjorie<br />
Templeton<br />
Dr. and Mrs. James A. Terry<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Thomure<br />
Keith and Susan Tibbles<br />
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Tichy<br />
Michael and Amy Tiemann<br />
Chris and Bill Tompsett<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Ton<br />
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Torrey<br />
Emily Hall Tremaine<br />
Foundation<br />
Mr. Hieu D. Truong<br />
Kay Tuttle and Richard<br />
Hancock<br />
Anne Ueltschi<br />
Mrs. Patricia R. Ullo<br />
University of Maryland<br />
College Park<br />
UNT Holding<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Vairin<br />
Cory H. Van Arsdale and<br />
Melissa A. Yeager<br />
Barbara Van Hanken<br />
Mrs. Reina van Messel<br />
Switzerland<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Vanderah<br />
Dr. Lelia Vaughan<br />
Mr. Tom Verkooijen and<br />
Mrs. Elizabeth Burns<br />
Mrs. Carol M. Wadon and<br />
Mr. Bruce P. Jaufmann<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey W.<br />
Walbridge<br />
Hugh and Birgitta Walker<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Walker<br />
Ms. Anna L. Walsh<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Peter S. Walters<br />
Mr. Waltonsmith<br />
Ms. Pearl I. Wang<br />
Ms. Shihong Wang<br />
Corrinne Walenda Ward<br />
Missy and Seth Warfield<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Warner<br />
Mr. Graham Watson and<br />
Ms. Cynthia Spraggs<br />
Estate of Emily Steinhardt<br />
Waxberg*<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Weiler<br />
Mr. Michael J. Welling<br />
Ms. Joyce M. Wellman<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A.<br />
Wemple<br />
Lucille Werlinich<br />
The Weston Foundation<br />
Claude Wetzel and<br />
Lorna Marshall<br />
Mr. Wever<br />
Ray and Gina Wheeland<br />
Ms. White<br />
Diane M. Whiteley and<br />
Legends Escrow<br />
Services, Inc.<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Wilensky<br />
William Mason High School<br />
Mr. Joeff Williams<br />
Mr. Laird M. Williams<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Wilmot<br />
Peter and Melissa Wilson<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F.<br />
Wimmer<br />
Tracie Winbigler and<br />
Andrew Seay<br />
Ms. Heather A. Wingard<br />
Mr. Frank T. Winiarski<br />
Ms. Kathryn B. Winter<br />
Mr. and Mrs. John Winthrop<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Mark L.<br />
Workman<br />
Ann P. Wyckoff<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton R.<br />
Wyckoff III<br />
Ms. Melissa Wyers<br />
Mr. Benson Yang<br />
Carl and Sylvia Yoder<br />
Ms. Laurel J. Yoder<br />
Jonathan Young<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Young<br />
H. E. Ardeshir Zahedi<br />
Ken Zaremba and<br />
Susan Kamprath<br />
Mr. Terry Zink<br />
Mr. Thomas M. Zulim<br />
$500 AND ABOVE<br />
Anonymous (14)<br />
Ms. Patricia M. Abinion<br />
Dr. and Mrs. Michael D.<br />
Abramowitz<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory A.<br />
Achenbach<br />
Mr. Roger Acton<br />
Mrs. Jean Albini<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel D.<br />
Alderisio<br />
Dr. Howard Aldous<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J.<br />
Alexander<br />
All American Therapy, Inc.<br />
Ms. Margaret E. Alldredge<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Charles R.<br />
Allegrone<br />
Mr. William G. Allen and<br />
Mrs. Jean M. Herman<br />
Drs. Ralph and Lesley<br />
Althouse<br />
Mr. and Ms. Curtis A.<br />
Anderson<br />
Mr. Jeffrey S. Anderson<br />
Ms. Judith B. Anderson<br />
Kadi and J. R. Anderson<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R.<br />
Anderson<br />
Ms. Maria Anderson<br />
Angela Adams Designs, LLC<br />
Mary Ann Arildsen<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander V.<br />
Armentrout<br />
Mr. Rajesh Atluru<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Augenzucker<br />
Ms. Janis Augustin<br />
Dr. Alan Awrich and<br />
Ms. Sarah Curtis<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Axelrod<br />
Ms. Karen Azarchi<br />
Ms. Trula Bachman<br />
Grant and Carolyn Baecker<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce D. Bainum<br />
Mr. and Mrs. James H.<br />
Barnatt<br />
Ms. Barbara B. Barre<br />
Mr. Antonio P. Barreira<br />
Mr. James F. Barrett and<br />
Ms. Debra A. Barberi<br />
Mrs. Marilyn D. Barton<br />
Ms. Beth H. Basabe<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis<br />
Baserman<br />
Mr. William C. Baskin and<br />
Ms. Susan Blackburn<br />
Ms. Debbora L. Beattie<br />
Mr. and Mrs. George T.<br />
Beattie<br />
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Mr. and Mrs. James J. Becker<br />
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Becker<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Beers<br />
Dean and Carolyn Behse<br />
Ms. Maryliz Beland and<br />
Mr. Scott E. Owens<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Richard L.<br />
Bellingham<br />
Mr. Calvin D. Beltman and<br />
Ms. Janet A. Alpert<br />
Ms. Karen Bendixsen-Boyd<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J.<br />
Benenson<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Risden T. Bennett<br />
Mr. and Mrs. David B. Bent<br />
Dr. and Mrs. Duane A. Benton<br />
Jack A. and Nancy Anne M.<br />
Berdasco<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bergen<br />
Mr. Mark Bergman and<br />
Mrs. Susan E. Gibson<br />
Ms. Laurie J. Bernhard<br />
Bessemer Trust Company<br />
Miss Sonia L. Betancourt<br />
Ms. Jane S. Bickford<br />
Ms. and Mr. Violeta Blagoeva<br />
Mr. James F. Blake<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell P.<br />
Blatchford<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Blonien<br />
Blume Norris & Franklin-Best,<br />
LLC<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis C. Blynn<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Boesz<br />
Mrs. Karen M. Boncher<br />
Mr. and Mrs. James C. Bond<br />
Ms. Leslie F. Boswell and<br />
PJ McGuire<br />
Dr. and Mrs. James T. Botwick<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Rees T. Bowen<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel P. Bowen<br />
Mr. Brian D. Bowerman<br />
Ms. Linda G. Boyd<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Bram<br />
Mr. Benson L. Branch and<br />
Mrs. Virginia J. Campbell<br />
Drs. Adam and Vanna Brant<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Breyer<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E.<br />
Brezinski<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Briand<br />
Ms. Patricia L. Bril and<br />
Mr. Gordon Smith<br />
Mr. William T. Brinton and<br />
Ms. Kristina A. Steinberg<br />
Mr. and Mrs. George M.<br />
Britton<br />
Mr. Jason M. Brooks<br />
Ms. Angela Brown<br />
Ms. Birgitta Brown<br />
Ms. Dovie L. Bryant and<br />
Mr. William R. Bowen<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Thaire B. Bryant<br />
Mr. and Mrs. James W. Bryce<br />
Mr. Andrew W. Buchanan<br />
Ms. Lucy M. Bugea<br />
Mr. John N. Bulica<br />
Mr. Paul M. Bumpers and<br />
Ms. Leslie G. Landrum<br />
Ms. Joy C. Burck-Smith<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Cory Buresh<br />
Daniel and Rilla Burnett<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Burns<br />
Mr. William D. Burrows<br />
Ms. Julie A. Butchko<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Norton Butler<br />
Dr. and Mrs. Eric D. Caine<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Cameron<br />
Miss Luana Campachi<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Richard W.<br />
Campbell<br />
Ms. Vikki A. Canfield and<br />
Mr. S. T. Adler<br />
Mr. and Dr. Shadrick L.<br />
Canington<br />
Ms. Sandra Cannon-Brown<br />
Mr. David Carini<br />
Mr. Gary Carlson and<br />
Ms. Annie Russini<br />
Louise Britt Carvey<br />
Mr. William Chatlos<br />
Mrs. Katherine K. Chen and<br />
Mr. Sergey Dzhosyuk<br />
Mrs. Allison H. Chester<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Michael C.<br />
Chester<br />
Chicago Community Trust<br />
Francis Cianciolo<br />
Mrs. Caroline C. Clark<br />
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Clark<br />
Mr. Dennis Clements and<br />
Ms. Martha Ann Keels<br />
Ms. Christina E. Clifford and<br />
Eric T. Knepper<br />
Mrs. Marybeth K. Cohen<br />
Mr. Ronald L. Cohen and<br />
Ms. Donna Kramer<br />
Mr. Sanford Cohen<br />
Ms. Yvonne S. Cohen<br />
Mr. Jack A. Cole and<br />
Ms. Ellen G. Cantarow<br />
Col. (Ret.) and<br />
Mrs. Robert G. Coleman II<br />
Mr. Chris Collins<br />
Compton-Drew Investigative<br />
Learning Center Middle<br />
School<br />
Mr. Bruce Conner and<br />
Dr. Patricia Roos<br />
Dr. and Mrs. Louis S. Constine<br />
Mr. Lawrence R. Cooper and<br />
Ms. Lesley V. Matthews<br />
Marilyn and Don Corbett<br />
Mr. Donald J. Corwin<br />
Dr. Marilyn H. Corwin<br />
Mr. George M. Costello and<br />
Ms. Katya Newmark<br />
Mr. Robin T. Cotton and<br />
Mrs. Cynthia Fitton<br />
Mr. and Mrs. James Cowan<br />
Ms. Suzanne C. Crandall<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Richard L.<br />
Crawford<br />
Mr. Mark D. Creeley<br />
Mr. and Mrs. David Crossen<br />
Mrs. Trammell Crow<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Robert D.<br />
Crowley<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Warren D. Crown<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Crowther<br />
Abby and Will Csaplar<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cullen<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Cullumber<br />
Ms. Doris B. Currier<br />
Mrs. Judith A. Curtin and<br />
Mr. John R. Harper<br />
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Curtis<br />
Dr. Alan T. Cutler<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Daniluk<br />
Mr. and Mrs. John Dasburg<br />
Mr. and Mrs. John P.<br />
Davidson III<br />
Mr. David Davis and<br />
Ms. Laura M. Davis<br />
Mrs. Marta G. De Zapata<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Deboard<br />
Dr. Paul C. Dechow and<br />
Dr. Joanne Blum<br />
Mr. Edwin T. Delay and Mrs.<br />
Mary Anne J. Sheffield<br />
Guadalupe E. Delgado<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Denton<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Donald C.<br />
Dewees, Jr.<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Richard K.<br />
Diamond<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Roberto Diaz<br />
Lilly Dimling<br />
Mr. Basil J. Dobbin and<br />
Mrs. Jennifer Wood<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Dodge<br />
Mr. Shawn Dollar<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Richard J.<br />
Dougherty<br />
Mr. Edward Downing<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Monte L.<br />
Downum<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Edward C.<br />
Dreman<br />
Mr. Jay M. Dulberg and<br />
Ms. Judith Punshon<br />
Stewart A. Dunn, Jr.<br />
Mrs. Ananthi Duraiswamy<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan J.<br />
Dykstra<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Donald L.<br />
Eckberg<br />
Mr. Robert B. Edelen and<br />
Ms. Sharon Taylor<br />
Ms. Ruth A. Edney<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence R.<br />
Eicher<br />
Ms. Mary H. Eiseman<br />
Mr. and Ms. Sebastien Eisinger<br />
Captain and Mrs. Harry Elam<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Terry J. Eld<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Philip H.<br />
Ellington<br />
Ms. Jennie Emil and<br />
Mr. Jeffrey Deutschman<br />
Karl and Adriana Epps<br />
Mr. Bruno D. G. Erelis and<br />
Ms. Joan H. Larsen<br />
Ms. Gail Erickson and<br />
Mr. Phil Lanum<br />
Mr. John W. Erickson and<br />
Ms. Annabelle I. Lee<br />
Mrs. Annette D. Eriksen<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Norman D. Eryou<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Esmon<br />
Mr. and Mrs. George C. Estes<br />
Ms. Maria Faria<br />
Mr. and Mrs. John Farrell<br />
Ms. Karen Faunt and<br />
Mr. Robert Dempster<br />
Ms. Doris Fausch<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Feazel<br />
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Feeney<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Feinberg<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Alan R.<br />
Fenstermacher<br />
Ms. Marianne L. Feran and<br />
Mr. Richard Healy<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Jason Ferrari<br />
Mr. and Mrs. John Ferree<br />
Mrs. Carol A. Feuerstein and<br />
Mrs. Anne Mattson<br />
Dr. Joanne V. Filchock<br />
Dr. Steele W. Filipek and<br />
Dr. Carolyn J. Kubik<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Caleb E. Finch<br />
Mr. and Ms. Christopher<br />
Findlater<br />
Mrs. and Mr. Ruth A.<br />
Fingerson<br />
Mr. Gavin H. Finlayson<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A.<br />
Fischer<br />
Dr. Thomas Fischer<br />
Mr. Peter Fisher and<br />
Mrs. Andrea Hedin<br />
Mr. and Mrs. James Flieller<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Flora<br />
Miss Flora G. Flores Arauz<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Woodie C.<br />
Flowers<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Francis P. Fonner<br />
Ms. Linda B. Ford<br />
Ms. Maureen E. Forrest<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Foster<br />
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Foster<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Foster<br />
Mr. Sherwin S. Foster<br />
Mr. John M. Fowler<br />
Mr. and Mrs. David H. Frank<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Frank<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Michael S.<br />
Frankel<br />
Ms. Nicole Franks<br />
David and Judy French<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Fridland<br />
Ms. DeAnn Friedholm<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene<br />
Friedmann<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J.<br />
Frohman<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald B. Gager<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Galbally<br />
Dr. Brenda Gallie<br />
Garden Club of America<br />
Photography Study Group<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Andre Gauthier<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Michel P. Gelinas<br />
Ms. Lisa M. Gemmill and<br />
Ms. Dana Dunn<br />
Mr. Christopher O. Gentry<br />
Mr. Irving R. Gerber<br />
Mr. Martin Gibler<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Giffin<br />
Gilmac PTY LTD<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J.<br />
Gleason<br />
Dr. Susan E. M. Gobel<br />
Ms. Susan B. Goldberg<br />
Dr. Dermot Golden<br />
Dr. Scott M. Goldman and<br />
Dr. Maryalice Cheney<br />
Mr. Noah J. Goldstein and<br />
Ms. Jenessa R. Shapiro<br />
Mr. and Mrs. James J. Gosack<br />
Gilles Gosselin<br />
Mr. Ralph V. Govan and<br />
Ms. Julie Yeung<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Grade<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grand<br />
Mr. Willard S. Grant<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Donald M.<br />
Grayson<br />
Mr. James M. Greenberg and<br />
Mr. John Greenberg<br />
Ms. Gina M. Greer<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Davor Grgic<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Randall M.<br />
Griffin<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J.<br />
Grindrod<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Edward<br />
Groenendyke<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne W.<br />
Guenther<br />
Mr. Erwin F. Guetig and<br />
Ms. Helen Rack<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Prodip Guha<br />
Mrs. Selu Gupta<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Pablo A.<br />
Guzman<br />
Mrs. Tavenner F. Hall<br />
Ms. Tavenner M. Hall<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Silas Halperin<br />
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Hamlyn<br />
Mr. and Mrs. James Harper<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis C. Harris<br />
Ms. Katherine A. Harris and<br />
Mr. Thomas Keyser<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Harris<br />
William Harvey<br />
Mr. and Mrs. David P. Hawkins<br />
Mr. Mathew Healey<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Eric A. Heap<br />
Ms. Donna J. Heelan and<br />
Ms. Tracy A. Blackburn<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Johann J. Heinzl<br />
Mr. Christopher J. Heiser<br />
James and Rebecca Helm<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Richard<br />
Hennessy<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Thornton M.<br />
Henry<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Warren E. Henry<br />
Ms. Yvonne Hernandez<br />
Ms. Daira Hertel<br />
Ms. Jeanne Heyerick<br />
Ms. Jane Hiatt<br />
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Hibbard<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Kempton Hicks<br />
Ms. Paola Hidalgo<br />
Mr. William A. High<br />
Mr. Tarek A. Hijaz<br />
The Hilen Foundation<br />
Mr. John Hill and<br />
Ms. Amy Stoll<br />
Dr. and Ms. Terry E. Hill<br />
Hill/Freedman Middle School<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Elliott D. Hillback<br />
Mr. and Ms. Kurt W. Hillig<br />
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Hilyard<br />
Mrs. Janet E. Hinton<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence D.<br />
Hirsch<br />
Ms. Ann-Louise Hittle<br />
David and Dianne Hoaglin<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Roland E. Hoch<br />
Mr. and Mrs. James F.<br />
Hoffman<br />
Mr. and Mrs. John Hoffman<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Hoge<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Craig S. Holzem<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Henry N. Horne<br />
Ms. Verna Houff<br />
Ms. Sara S. Hradecky<br />
Mrs. Joan M. Hubble<br />
Mr. Brian Huben<br />
Larry and Marcia Hulberg<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Robin R. Hunt<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Harley Hutchins<br />
Don Hutchison<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ilfeld<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Koral I. Ilgun<br />
Mr. Paul C. Iribe and<br />
Ms. Martha C. Holland<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Jon R. Ives<br />
Ms. Yumi Iwasaki<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Brent Jackson<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Richard B.<br />
Jacobs<br />
Ms. Marilyn E. Jacox<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Doyle W. Jelsing<br />
Dr. Martha Jensen<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A.<br />
Jensen<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Fred<br />
Jeynes, Jr.<br />
Mr. Eric C. Johnson<br />
Mr. and Mrs. James D.<br />
Johnson<br />
Mr. and Ms. Renner M.<br />
Johnston<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Howard A.<br />
Jolcuvar<br />
Ms. Ginger Jones<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Erik B.<br />
Jorgensen<br />
Mr. and Mrs. David S. Justice<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Harold W.<br />
Kamins<br />
Mr. John C. Kane<br />
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Kane<br />
Ms. Karen A. Kaner<br />
Dr. David L. Katz<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Rolf E.<br />
Kaufmann<br />
Mr. Spyros Vasileios A.<br />
Kavvadias<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Kayiti<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Keck<br />
Ms. Marcia M. Keith<br />
Mr. and Mrs. William N. Keller<br />
Mr. George Kellgren<br />
Mr. James P. Kelly and<br />
Ms. Beverlee Bickmore<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Howard<br />
Kempsell, Jr.<br />
Mr. John M. Kerivan<br />
Mr. and Mrs. William O. Kerr<br />
Ms. Kimberly L. Kesling and<br />
Ms. Mary Parker<br />
Mr. Harry L. Keyserling and<br />
Ms. Polly Ann Marchbanks<br />
Mr. and Mrs. David Khoury<br />
Kickstarters of Catthulhu<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Howard T. Kido<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert P.<br />
Killackey<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kimble<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Kinzer<br />
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Kirby<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey L. Klein<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Mark E.<br />
Klobuchar<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Peter L. Knepell<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Kneuer<br />
Mr. Charles Knight<br />
Ms. Victoria Knight<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon F. Koblitz<br />
Ms. Ruth E. Koenigsberg<br />
Dr. Ann J. Korschgen<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Kotewa<br />
Mrs. Sarah Krawcheck<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Krawitz<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L.<br />
Kreinberg<br />
Ms. Margo Kren<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J.<br />
Krumsee<br />
Mr. Nicholas F. Kuich<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron<br />
Kupferschmid<br />
Dr. Lisa J. Kutner<br />
Mr. and Mrs. James La Belle<br />
Ms. Catherine Labianca<br />
Mrs. Roberta C. Laird<br />
Mrs. Elizabeth Lamoglia<br />
Drs. Stephen R. and<br />
Cynthia S. Lamotte<br />
Mr. Robert Landewe and Mrs.<br />
Desiree Van Der Heijde<br />
Ms. Judith P. Landsberg<br />
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Lane<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip E. Lantz<br />
Mr. Eric Larson<br />
Mr. Robert H. Latter and<br />
Ms. Vicki J. Kompaniez<br />
Mr. Ronald Lauderbach and<br />
Mrs. Kathleen Hurder<br />
Ms. Elizabeth M. Leach<br />
Ms. Judith D. Leclerc<br />
Ms. Fay Lee<br />
Mr. Jack G. Lee and<br />
Mrs. Christine Lum<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Craig D. Leister<br />
The Lemon Foundation<br />
Mr. Paul Lester<br />
Ms. Robin Levis<br />
Irene Levoy Foundation, Inc.<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Howard L. Levy<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Liebich<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Ward<br />
Lindenmayer<br />
Mr. Owen Linton<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Litke<br />
Ms. Margaret E. Lloyd and<br />
Ms. Katherine H. Ragsdale<br />
Mrs. Karen E. Locke<br />
Mr. and Mrs. David H. Logan<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher W.<br />
Loh<br />
Mrs. Carolyn S. Lohman<br />
Dr. and Mrs. David A.<br />
Loiterman.<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Long<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Richard O.<br />
Louden<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Lucido<br />
Mr. and Mrs. James B. Luke<br />
Ms. Kirsten Lunoe<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Lynch<br />
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Lynn<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Craig<br />
MacCambridge<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Steve<br />
MacElvaine<br />
Mrs. Dawn MacKenzie<br />
Ms. Jennifer Madrid<br />
Ms. Mary A. Magee and<br />
Mr. Donald F. Russell<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy P.<br />
Malishenko<br />
Malott Family Foundation<br />
Mr. Frank Mancino<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C.<br />
Mandia<br />
Dr. Margaret C. Manson<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Graham Marcott<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Anton C. Marek<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony D.<br />
Marks<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis W. Marks<br />
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Marlow<br />
Mrs. Sona Mason<br />
Mr. Bessik Matchavariani<br />
Vernon J. Mathern<br />
Stephen C. Maxson<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Randolph May<br />
Mr. and Mrs. James M.<br />
Maynard<br />
Mr. George L. McCleskey<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip T.<br />
McCollough<br />
Mr. Alex C. McDonald<br />
Mr. and Mrs. David E.<br />
McDonald<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Warren I.<br />
McDunn<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Travis J.<br />
McElfresh<br />
Mr. and Mrs. William<br />
McFadden<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E.<br />
McGarry<br />
Ms. Mary B. McGee<br />
Ms. Mary A. McGillicuddy and<br />
Ms. Patricia M. Molzow<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Randall E.<br />
McGinnis<br />
Mr. Gary S. Mcgough<br />
Mr. Henry McGuire and<br />
Ms. Elizabeth A. Wallen<br />
Mrs. Shaun McGuire<br />
Mr. and Mrs. William B.<br />
McGurn<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce McIntyre<br />
Mrs. Shirley McIntyre<br />
42 NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY<br />
2013 ANNUAL REPORT 43
THE POWER OF PHILANTHROPY<br />
Ms. Sunseerie B. McKinnon<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald<br />
McNichols<br />
Mr. and Dr. William J. Meeske<br />
Dr. Hooman M. Melamed<br />
Patrick L. Melli and<br />
Haychel Gomez Melli<br />
Dr. Fehmida Mesania and<br />
Mr. Casey Brennan<br />
Meyers Charitable Family<br />
Fund<br />
Mrs. Catherine M. Michaud<br />
Ms. Ellen V. Miller<br />
Mr. and Mrs. David Minemier<br />
Minnesota Vikings Football,<br />
LLC<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Carsten Moebius<br />
Ms. Alberta Mok<br />
Dr. and Mrs. Stephen S.<br />
Monroe<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Allen A.<br />
Montgomery<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel C. Moore<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Moore<br />
Margaret and Robert Moore<br />
Trina and Ray Moriarity<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Morley<br />
Mr. Louis Moskowitz and<br />
Ms. Audrey L. Klein<br />
Mr. and Mrs. James C. Moule<br />
Mr. Robert S. Moyer and<br />
Ms. Catherine A. Lee<br />
Mr. Daniel J. Mudge and<br />
Mrs. Maria Rerrick<br />
Mr. Tyson J. Mueller<br />
Ms. Mary E. Mulligan<br />
Mr. Robert Munday and<br />
Ms. Evamarie Doering<br />
Ms. Lisa Murphy<br />
Mr. Michael Murphy<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Naef<br />
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Nash<br />
Mr. Alec H. Neilly<br />
Dr. Gary Neitzel and<br />
Ms. Michelle Belmore<br />
Mr. Dale E. Newhouse and<br />
Ms. Helen E. Daley<br />
Mr. Minh Nguyen<br />
Ms. Mary O. Nichols<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Norring<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Norris<br />
Ms. Wendy O’Brien<br />
Mr. Daniel J. O’Connor<br />
Ms. Louise O’Connor<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas<br />
O’Connor<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne R.<br />
O’Connor<br />
Ms. Tara K. O’Flaherty<br />
Dr. Paul J. O’Neill<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Paul O’Neilly<br />
Ms. Doerthe O. Obert<br />
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Ogle<br />
Ms. Marilyn Olivere<br />
Drs. O. Atilla and<br />
Marsha Onan<br />
Mr. Brian J. Ong<br />
Mr. Abraham Ordover and<br />
Ms. Eleanor M. Musick<br />
Mr. Sheldon Orkin and<br />
Ms. Judy L. Chester<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Cedric John<br />
Packham<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Ashok K. Padhi<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Caleb W. Page<br />
Gary and Myrna Paige<br />
Mr. Jonathan Pare<br />
Mr. Harold Parkman and<br />
Mr. Carlos Parkman<br />
Mr. and Mrs. David L. Parrish<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Pathak<br />
Ms. Sarah H. Patterson and<br />
Mr. Charles M. Kinsey<br />
PayPal Giving Fund<br />
Mr. Charles R. Pease and<br />
Ms. Cynthia G. Vann<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Peter O.<br />
Pellegrini<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Peltonen<br />
Perforce Foundation<br />
Mr. Michael Perkins<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Perkins<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Daryl G. Peters<br />
Mr. Elliot R. Peters and<br />
Ms. Therese<br />
O’Neill-Montgomery<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce L. Petersen<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R.<br />
Petersen<br />
Mr. Mark A. Phariss and<br />
Mr. Victor L. Holmes<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Joram P.<br />
Piatigorsky<br />
Mr. Ryan Pimiskern<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Edward A.<br />
Popka<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Peter J.<br />
Porrazzo<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Roger C. Porter<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G. Potts<br />
Mr. Augusto F. Pouchain<br />
Mr. and Mrs. King T. Pouw<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan L. Prial<br />
Mr. Louis Probst<br />
Mr. Jack Putnam and<br />
Dr. Jean K. Gortner<br />
Mr. Gerald W. Pybas<br />
Ms. Kay F. Quam<br />
Mr. and Mrs. R.<br />
Ramachandran<br />
Mr. Joseph J. Ranna<br />
Ms. Cynthia M. Ransom<br />
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Rarick<br />
Ingrid Rasch<br />
Mr. Donald A. Rau and<br />
Ms. Sally A. Heilpern<br />
Mr. Michael Rauch and<br />
Ms. Vibeke Arntzen<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Kinley T. Reddy<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick C.<br />
Redmann<br />
Ms. Margaret I. Redmond<br />
Mr. John K. Rees<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Martin D. Rees<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Reich<br />
Reynolds American<br />
Foundation<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Ribner<br />
Ms. Pamela F. Richard<br />
Drs. Dennis C. and Marie<br />
Richman<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Donnie D. Riley<br />
Mrs. Eliza B. Riley<br />
Mr. Timothy Ritchie<br />
Mr. David A. Rivers<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry E.<br />
Robertson<br />
Ms. Charlah A. Robinson<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Elmo L.<br />
Robinson<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Robinson<br />
Mr. Philip J. Robinson and<br />
Ms. Lyn Van Winkle<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Rochkind<br />
Dr. Robert R. Roland and<br />
Ms. Luigina C. Gianfala<br />
Mr. and Mrs. George Roman<br />
Mrs. Patricia A. Ronten<br />
Stormy and Addy Rose<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Rowley<br />
Mr. and Mrs. David Rubenstein<br />
Ms. Lia Rubino<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J.<br />
Ruddick<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen G.<br />
Rudisill<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Paul S. Rummler<br />
Ms. Maryann S. Russett<br />
Mr. and Mrs. James S. Ryan<br />
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Sachs<br />
Stewart A. Dunn, Jr.<br />
Mr. David L. Sandborg<br />
Mr. Massih Sarim<br />
Mr. Robert L. Schafer and<br />
Ms. Susan Bowman<br />
Ms. Dorothea D. Schick<br />
Drs. Arthur and Patty Schiff<br />
Mr. Andrew Schoonover<br />
Mr. Evan J. Schrier<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Duane R. Schultz<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R.<br />
Schultz<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Howard C.<br />
Schulz<br />
Mr. Richard Schwarz<br />
Mrs. Joyce Schweickert<br />
Ms. Cheryl J. Scroope<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W.<br />
Selander<br />
Ms. Charlene Selle<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey W. Selzer<br />
Mrs. Nan A. Shaffner<br />
Ms. Kathy J. Shanebrook<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Pradip Shankar<br />
Mr. and Mrs. A. Shapiro<br />
Dr. Carol Sheridan and<br />
Dr. Kevin Sheridan<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Sherman<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Albert<br />
Sherwood<br />
Ms. Kathy A. Shield<br />
Mr. and Mrs. David A. Shields<br />
Dr. Susan C. Shore<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Showalter<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce L. Siegal<br />
Mr. and Mrs. George Siguler<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Mark F.<br />
Silverman<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart P.<br />
Simpson<br />
Ms. Jean Sinclair<br />
Ms. Nancy Sinclair<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Singal<br />
Mr. and Ms. Mark T. Skalinski<br />
Mr. and Mrs. John A.<br />
Skogman<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Norton Q. Sloan<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Smith<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Normand Smith<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smith<br />
Mr. Richard Smith and<br />
Ms. Patricia Frobes<br />
Dr. and Mrs. Richard A. Smith<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen B. Smith<br />
Mr. Timothy D. Smith and<br />
Ms. Lynne Allen Taylor<br />
Mr. Glenn Q. Snyder and<br />
Ms. Catherine Allman<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Guy H. Snyder<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M.<br />
Sobol<br />
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Sofer<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Robert M.<br />
Spence<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Ross D. Spencer<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sprawls<br />
Mr. and Mrs. James A.<br />
Squires<br />
Mr. Michael B. Staebler and<br />
Ms. Jennifer Poteat<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G.<br />
Stafford<br />
Mr. and Mrs. James F. Starin<br />
Mr. and Mrs. William Starr<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley W. Steen<br />
Mr. Gunter Stein and<br />
Ms. Ann L. J. Wynia<br />
Mr. Allen Stevens<br />
Mr. Fred W. Stevens<br />
Mr. Jeffrey N. Stinsman and<br />
Mrs. Karen L. Johnson<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Michael R.<br />
Stonebraker<br />
Stonecutter Foundation, Inc.<br />
Ms. Grace Storch<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Gregg Strathy<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Adam S. Strauss<br />
Mr. Mervin L. Strong<br />
Dr. Alexis Strongin<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Amos W. Stults<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Styer<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Danny Sullivan<br />
Mr. and Mrs. James D.<br />
Sutherland<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Sward<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Swenson<br />
Dr. Martin Tarlie and<br />
Dr. Cecile Yoon Tarlie<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H.<br />
Tashjian<br />
Ed and Gail Taylor<br />
Mr. James Taylor<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen D. Taylor<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin G. Telser<br />
Mrs. Kathryn A. Tesija<br />
Mr. and Ms. Heath A. Thomas<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Kai Thomenius<br />
Mr. Tommy B. Thompson<br />
Mr. and Mrs. R. Zachary<br />
Thomson<br />
Mr. and Mrs. James J. Tobin<br />
Tristino Ltd<br />
Karla D. Torres<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Hosia M. Towery<br />
Mr. and Mrs. David A. Trice<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Richard<br />
Lawrence True<br />
Mr. Richard Tschampel<br />
Mr. and Mrs. David Turner<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M.<br />
Unfried<br />
Mr. Robert B. Van Hassel and<br />
Ms. Yvonne Leung<br />
Ms. Cynthia Vanneck<br />
Mr. and Dr. David C. Vanney<br />
Ms. Anne S. Voilleque and<br />
Ms. Louise S. Nelson<br />
Mr. Alexander von Hafften<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Voorheis<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Satish C. Vyas<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Gerard S. Wach<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory S.<br />
Wagner<br />
Mr. Steven P. Walker<br />
Mr. Keith G. Wallace and<br />
Ms. Judy Davis<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Walsh<br />
Mr. Richard W. Warren and<br />
Ms. Susan W. Wigley<br />
Mr. Vincent Watchorn<br />
Ms. Wendolyn G. Watson<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Weise<br />
Mr. and Mrs. W. Lambert<br />
Welling<br />
Ms. Harriet L. Weltman<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Rodney C.<br />
Wendt<br />
Ms. Emma Wester<br />
Mr. and Mrs. James A.<br />
Weston<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Gary E. Wheeler<br />
Mr. and Ms. Darryl J. White<br />
Mrs. Patricia White<br />
Mr. Patrick F. Whitley and<br />
Ms. Sally Cochrane<br />
Mrs. Cheryl Wilkerson<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Mark L. Wilkie<br />
Mr. Darrieux Willenberg and<br />
Ms. Lejla Catic-Hutic<br />
Ms. Jane D. Williams<br />
Ms. Jennifer Williams<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Walter T. Wilser<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Wilson<br />
Mr. and Mrs. David A. Wilson<br />
Mr. Mark Wilson and<br />
Ms. Anita Koelzer<br />
Ms. Alida P. Wind<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Witt<br />
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Wood<br />
Dr. Amy B. Worell<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Work<br />
Mr. James D. Wright and<br />
Ms. Wendy Sokoloff<br />
Mr. and Mrs. William D.<br />
Wright<br />
Dr. and Mrs. Richard H.<br />
Yamanaka<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred F. Yarur<br />
Ms. Junko Yasutake<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel C.<br />
Yocum<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford<br />
Yokomizo<br />
Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence I.<br />
Young<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Ong Yu-Phing<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Josef E. P.<br />
Zehnder<br />
Ms. Lucy Zhang and<br />
Mr. Peter Hemphill<br />
Mr. Philip L. Zimmerman<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Charles M.<br />
Zundel<br />
IN-KIND GIFTS<br />
Fairmont Miramar Hotel &<br />
Bungalows<br />
The Fairmont Olympic Hotel<br />
Iron Horse Vineyards<br />
Marriott Mesa<br />
Patagonia<br />
Ritz Carlton Toronto<br />
Southwest Airlines<br />
JM Zell Partners, Ltd.<br />
MATCHING GIFT PROGRAMS<br />
Air Liquide USA LLC<br />
Alliance Data<br />
American Express<br />
Ameriprise Financial<br />
Apple Computer, Inc.<br />
AXA Foundation<br />
The Boeing Company<br />
The Boston Consulting<br />
Group, Inc.<br />
BP Foundation<br />
Bristol-Myers Squibb<br />
Chevron U.S.A., Inc.<br />
The Coca-Cola Company<br />
Deutsche Bank Americas<br />
Foundation<br />
Dominion Foundation<br />
Matching Gift Program<br />
Encana<br />
Ericsson<br />
ExxonMobil Corporation<br />
Gannett Foundation, Inc.<br />
General Electric<br />
Glaxo Smith Kline<br />
Google<br />
Home Depot<br />
IBM Corporation<br />
JPMorgan Chase<br />
Kraft Foods<br />
LinkShare Corporation<br />
Logitech, Inc.<br />
Macquarie Group Foundation<br />
Macy’s, Inc.<br />
Medimmune<br />
Medtronic YourCause, LLC<br />
Microsoft<br />
Morgan Stanley<br />
National Philanthropic Trust<br />
NVIDIA Foundation<br />
NYSE Euronext Foundation<br />
PepsiCo Foundation<br />
The Pew Charitable Trusts<br />
Prudential<br />
Qualcomm Incorporated<br />
Reynolds American<br />
Foundation<br />
Robert Wood Johnson<br />
Foundation<br />
Simons Foundation<br />
Stanley Black & Decker, Inc.<br />
Symetra Financial<br />
Tektronix Foundation<br />
UBS Financial Services, Inc.<br />
Verizon Foundation<br />
VMware Foundation<br />
The Walt Disney Company<br />
ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL<br />
LEGACY SOCIETY<br />
Anonymous (52)<br />
Mr. Nik Malik N. Z. Abidin<br />
David and Lisa Actor<br />
Mrs. William B. Alexander V<br />
Anne Allen-Wyman<br />
Mr. David M. Anderson<br />
Jeffrey and Darlene<br />
Anderson<br />
Yino Antongiorgi†<br />
Marjorie A. Ariano<br />
Mr. Wade H. Atkinson, Jr.<br />
Mr. Robert J. Atwater and<br />
Mrs. Susan Richland<br />
Ms. Janis Augustin<br />
Wallace H. Ayres†<br />
Fritz and Ginger Bachem<br />
Nancy J. Balles<br />
Ms. Carolyn Barnhill<br />
Sprague Bartels<br />
Susan Bateson and<br />
Stephen Fuller<br />
Mr. Daniel C. Baxley<br />
Ms. Cathy L. Baynard<br />
Mr. Michel M. Belisle<br />
Mr. James R. Beneyfield<br />
Mr. Owen G. Benthin<br />
Mr. Richard J. Beschi<br />
Mrs. Violette B. Biggins<br />
Ms. Natalie Birk<br />
Robert K. Black and J.<br />
Ormond Sanderson, Jr.<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph A.<br />
Bluntschli<br />
Thomas E. Bolger†<br />
Mrs. Dom D. Bonafede<br />
Mrs. Samuel Bookatz<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Darlow G. Botha<br />
Eric Wilson Bowman<br />
Ms. Patricia A. Brandon<br />
Lee Mary E. Brenneisen<br />
Ms. Anne Brew†<br />
Mrs. Andrea R. Brisben<br />
Judith Brown<br />
Ms. Karla J. Brown<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Roger B. Brown<br />
Mr. Chris Brucker<br />
Ms. Jane Burgarella<br />
Drs. Robert and<br />
Cynthia Burns<br />
Mrs. Thelma D. Cabaniss<br />
Ms. Julie Cady<br />
Rebecca Cairns<br />
Mrs. James F. Calvert<br />
Mr. Alexis Calvo-Mena<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Murphy<br />
Cameron<br />
Mr. James L. Campbell<br />
Ms. Pauline B. Campbell<br />
Rich and Katie Cane<br />
Ms. Diane Carlile<br />
The Carpe Diem Group<br />
Susan Cayco<br />
Mr. William Chatlos<br />
Mr. Michael J. Chusmir<br />
Ms. Gail S. Cleere<br />
Mr. Lowell Clemons<br />
Ms. Ethel A. Collins<br />
Richard Coca and<br />
Tammie Cortez<br />
Mr. Paul J. Cotugno<br />
Gilbert G. Coville<br />
Albert E. Cowdrey<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cullen<br />
Ms. Kate Cunningham<br />
James G. Cushman, M.D.,<br />
F.A.C.S.<br />
Mrs. Genevra Davis<br />
Mr. George F. Davis†<br />
Ms. Lorna L. Davis<br />
Shirley R. Deering<br />
Ms. L. C. Devereaux<br />
Elizabeth Diemont<br />
Thomas E. Dill<br />
Ms. Renate Doheny-Neuss<br />
Mrs. Ann W. Driver<br />
Mr. Denny Duello<br />
Mrs. Pauline B. Dunn<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Dunne<br />
Mary Dyer<br />
Trudy Ebert-Gaddess†<br />
Ms. Nicole M. Engdahl<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest W.<br />
Eperjesi<br />
Mr. Kurt F. Ephraim<br />
Mr. William E. Evans<br />
John and Heidi Fahey<br />
Susan K. Feagin<br />
Mary and Bruce Feay<br />
Ms. Nancy Ferguson<br />
Mr. Paul B. Finegan<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin<br />
Finkelstein<br />
Ms. Elise Foladare<br />
Mrs. Helen Formell<br />
Mr. Tom Foster<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Craig Fox<br />
Mr. Harry M. Friedman and<br />
Mrs. Fran Thomas<br />
Jeff and Chanel Friesen<br />
Dennis J. Gardner<br />
Mrs. Joan E. Garnsey<br />
Veronica Sholl Gates<br />
Mr. Richard G. Glenn<br />
Ms. Linda Grable-Curtis<br />
Jim Grant<br />
Mrs. R. L. Green<br />
Drs. Norman and Gilda<br />
Greenberg<br />
Mr. Ralph Greenhouse<br />
Susan B. and Bentley C.<br />
Gregg<br />
Ms. Alice Grindstaff<br />
David E. Grosvenor<br />
The Gilbert M. Grosvenor<br />
Family<br />
Baron Groth†<br />
Ms. Jane P. Guiliano<br />
Mr. George F. Hadley<br />
Madeleine Joyce Roberts<br />
Hagen<br />
44 NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY<br />
2013 ANNUAL REPORT 45
THE POWER OF PHILANTHROPY<br />
Dr. Russell Ham and<br />
Dr. Adrienne Ham<br />
Tom and Char Hand<br />
Foundation<br />
Mrs. Edith H. Harcum<br />
Mr. Don D. Harper<br />
Ms. Carol Hartman and<br />
Mr. Nils Andersson<br />
Ms. Kimberly L. Harvey<br />
Ms. Patricia A. Haynes<br />
Mrs. Edward A. Hazen<br />
Mr. Alfred A. Hebert, Jr.<br />
Dr. Benjamin S. Hedrick†<br />
Christine R. Heidtke<br />
James and Rebecca Helm<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Gary M. Heymann<br />
Howard and Virginia Hight<br />
Ms. Wendy Hinchliffe<br />
Barbara D. Hitchings<br />
(In memory of Lola<br />
Fisher Gast)<br />
Mrs. Rose A. Hoeper<br />
Mrs. Jane N. Holt<br />
Mrs. Irma Hoornstra†<br />
William Logan Hopkins and<br />
Richard B. Anderson<br />
James C. Horgan<br />
Charitable Trust<br />
Sara H. Horsman<br />
Mr. James E. Horton†<br />
Ms. Pauline Hostettler<br />
Lauren Hannan Hudson<br />
Elizabeth Hughes†<br />
Robert H. Hutchinson, M.D.<br />
and Louise A. Hutchinson,<br />
M.D.<br />
Mr. Jean-Jacques Illi and<br />
Mrs. Dawn Toepelt<br />
Ms. Helen C. Issep<br />
Dr. Cleo E. Jackson<br />
Mr. Jan Jadrosich<br />
Ms. Sue D. Johnson<br />
Leonard H. Jones<br />
Mr. Willie C. Jones, Jr.<br />
Ms. Jean M. Kane<br />
Helga Karker<br />
Mr. Joseph Kaukeinen<br />
Douglas Kelbaugh and<br />
Kathleen Nolan<br />
Ms. Sheila Kelsey<br />
Ms. Marianne Kenney<br />
Dermot Kenny<br />
Mrs. Patricia Kiefer<br />
Mr. Carl R. Kilian<br />
Mr. David H. Kinzie<br />
Miss Grace Kirchner<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Klich<br />
Reverend Vann Knight<br />
Ms. Liselotte S. Koerner<br />
Nancy C. Konkol<br />
Rev. Paul P. Koszarek<br />
Mr. Ivor Kraft<br />
Mr. William G. Kranker<br />
Richard Inge Kranz<br />
Patricia A. Krause<br />
Mrs. Mary Lane<br />
Mr. Charles Lang<br />
Ms. Evelyn G. Lanzillotta<br />
Mr. Harold W. Laubscher<br />
David and Rosalie Lawrence<br />
Ms. Deborah Lazerson<br />
Iara Lee<br />
Eric A. Lindstrom<br />
Joan Marie Longmire<br />
Mr. Robert F. Loughridge<br />
Mrs. Barbara L. Lowe<br />
Mr. John P. Ludtke, Sr.†<br />
Ms. Zelda R. Mack<br />
Gay Maestas<br />
Ann H. Maier<br />
Mr. Lowell A. Martin<br />
David J. Mason<br />
Ms. Myrtle F. Mathews<br />
Mr. John B. McCallister<br />
Mrs. Ardis E. McCarthy<br />
William R. McCarty, Jr.<br />
Mr. Timothy W. McCormick<br />
and Mr. Jeff Brizzi<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin<br />
McLaughlin<br />
Mr. John V. Meeks<br />
Linda L. Melvin<br />
Martin S. Michael and<br />
Penny A. Michael<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Ron H. Michael<br />
Mrs. Muriel Miller†<br />
Ronda Miller<br />
Patricia I. Minnick<br />
R. C. Mitchell<br />
Mr. Khashayar Momeni<br />
Mr. Michael Monroe, C.M.M.<br />
Debra L. Monticciolo and<br />
Bruce Griffing<br />
Mr. James B. Moore<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Evandro Morselli<br />
Ms. Linda Jasmine Moscona<br />
Mr. Charles H. Moss<br />
Stacy and Marc Murison<br />
Mr. Davis Musser II<br />
Mrs. Irene M. Myers<br />
Dr. Theodore and<br />
Mrs. Monica Nicholas<br />
William C. Niegel<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond H. Nies<br />
Geoffrey P. Nolan<br />
Thomas L. Nolle and<br />
Linda S. Nolle<br />
Mr. Manuel P. Nonong, Jr.<br />
Dr. Pieter Noomen<br />
The Patrick F. Noonan Family<br />
Mr. Timothy J. O’Connor<br />
Mr. Don E. Odell†<br />
Mrs. Maria Olsen<br />
Mr. Joseph Patrick Opferman<br />
and Mrs. Gwen Lucille<br />
Turbyfield<br />
Ms. Jean Osbon<br />
Rebecca L. Papke<br />
Ms. Sabina Parks<br />
Mr. Chetan Patel<br />
Mr. James E. Patton<br />
Mr. Peter R. Patzig<br />
William R. Pennington†<br />
Paul C. and June D. Perritt<br />
Brit Aabakken Peterson†<br />
Mr. James M. Peterson<br />
Ms. Jean A. Peyrat<br />
Mr. Long Van Phan<br />
Ms. Nancy C. Phillips<br />
Steven J. Piazza and<br />
Lori L. Dietrich<br />
Mrs. Dorothy E. Pollak<br />
Paul Porch<br />
Jane M. Protzman<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Larry J. Purcey<br />
Mr. Michael E. Quick<br />
Dr. Carolyn S. Quinn<br />
Mr. and Mrs. William Radock<br />
Mr. and Mrs. George C.<br />
Ramey<br />
Nathaniel P. Reed<br />
Nancy E. Rehman<br />
Patty and Rick Reis<br />
Dr. Mildred Rendl-Marcus<br />
Florence L. Resnikoff<br />
Mike Rex and Joanne<br />
Neugebauer-Rex<br />
Mrs. Robert F. Rick<br />
Mr. Lucien Rico<br />
Rozanne L. Ridgway<br />
In Memory of Grace<br />
Mangual Roberts<br />
Murray Robinson<br />
Ralph Rohena<br />
Mr. Patrick L. Roherty<br />
Ms. Laurel A. Rohrer<br />
Jocelyn R. Roy<br />
Mr. Raphail Rubinov<br />
Mr. Bill Rugoff<br />
Mr. David Salo<br />
Ms. Rosemary Ann Sater<br />
Ms. Ruth C. Scanlon†<br />
Mr. Bruce Schmidt and<br />
Ms. Lara J. Chapel-Schmidt<br />
J. G. Schmidt<br />
Dr. and Mrs. Charles M.<br />
Schoman<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Pierre B. Scott<br />
Sharon S. Scotti†<br />
Benjamin M. Scribner<br />
Mr. Errol Sehnke<br />
Ms. Cecilia Sophie Sestak<br />
Douglas R. Shane<br />
Joan L. Shapiro<br />
Mrs. Norma Gudin Shaw<br />
Susan L. Shillinglaw<br />
Dr. and Mrs. J. Paul Shively<br />
M. Sickels, Ph.D.<br />
Jeffrey I. Simons<br />
Ms. Francoise J. Smith<br />
Janine M. Smith<br />
Robert Spaulding and<br />
Estelle Yamaki<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Spilotro<br />
Mr. and Mrs. John and<br />
Shirley Spinelli<br />
Mr. Peter Spinner<br />
June G. Stainbrook<br />
Florence C. Stanley<br />
Mr. Lyman S. Stanton<br />
Mr. James L. Starkey<br />
Mr. Pete Stasse<br />
Barbara Steinmann<br />
Mr. Jeff Strobel<br />
Thomas H. Stutzman<br />
Craig A. Summers<br />
Mr. Warren D. Swingle<br />
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Tanner<br />
Mr. Simon Taylor<br />
Wayne Franklin Temple<br />
Wendy Thomas<br />
Mrs. Muriel Thompson<br />
Ronald L. Thweatt<br />
Mrs. Anna M. Tossey<br />
Mr. Jack L. Trommer<br />
Kay Tuttle and<br />
Richard Hancock<br />
Ms. Beverly A. M. Valentine<br />
Mrs. Natasha J. M. C.<br />
van Bentum<br />
Mrs. Catherine van Haelewyn<br />
JJ van Haelewyn<br />
Mr. and Mrs. William<br />
Waddington<br />
Howard and Patricia<br />
Wakefield<br />
Mr. Robert H. Walden<br />
Andre Mercel Walton<br />
Missy and Seth Warfield<br />
Sylvia B. Weaver<br />
Donna and Garry Weber<br />
Ms. Mildred A. Wehrly<br />
Mr. Paul E. Wellington<br />
Constance V. R. White<br />
Mr. Donald L. Willens†<br />
Mr. Fred Williams<br />
Jon Williams<br />
Linde Williston<br />
Dr. and Mrs. John R. Winters<br />
Mrs. Rosemary J. Keates<br />
Witty<br />
Mr. Bruce Wolf<br />
Mrs. Diane B. Wood-Miller<br />
Dr. Amy B. Worell<br />
Mrs. Anne R. Worrell<br />
Frank R. Wraspir<br />
Mr. David W. Wright<br />
Ms. Ritsuko Yamaji<br />
Ray S. Yparraguirre<br />
Henri and Melanie Zajic<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome C. Zajic<br />
Ms. Flora Zamora-Barrios<br />
* Bequest<br />
† Deceased<br />
SUSTAINABILITY AT NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC<br />
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our exploration, photography, and reporting. We care about people, our<br />
environment, and making smart financial choices. That’s why we adopted<br />
triple bottom line accounting—which means we seek to make decisions<br />
based not only on revenue but also on the effect the decisions will have on<br />
our employees, our community, and our planet.<br />
We hope to be as bold in our sustainability efforts as the explorers we support.<br />
We strive to minimize our own environmental impact and the impact<br />
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Staff and members of the community gather in the courtyard of National Geographic<br />
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STATEMENTS OF ACTIVITIES<br />
(in thousands)<br />
Support<br />
2013 2012<br />
Membership dues $ 120,740 $ 125,410<br />
Magazine publishing and advertising sales 132,369 117,288<br />
Films, book publishing and other educational activities 207,903 174,023<br />
Contributions 32,558 15,035<br />
Federal grants 2,615 2,594<br />
Dividend and interest income, net of fees 8,589 10,618<br />
Total Support $ 504,774 $ 444,968<br />
Expenses<br />
Publishing $ 280,909 $ 281,098<br />
Scientific research and exploration, grants and outreach 62,707 57,947<br />
Other educational activities 111,240 78,575<br />
Program Expenses 454,856 417,620<br />
Management and general 40,916 33,053<br />
Fundraising 10,996 6,202<br />
Total Expenses 506,768 456,875<br />
Operating Loss (1,994) (11,907)<br />
Other changes in net assets* 152,865 32,064<br />
Change in Net Assets $ 150,871 $ 20,157<br />
* “Other changes in net assets” primarily consists of realized and unrealized<br />
investment gains and other pension and postretirement expenses.<br />
STATEMENTS OF FINANCIAL POSITION<br />
(in thousands)<br />
2013 2012<br />
Cash and cash equivalents $ 23,337 $ 12,845<br />
Receivables, net 216,156 266,142<br />
Contributions receivable, net 13,904 12,016<br />
Inventories, net 24,752 18,681<br />
Deferred expenses and other 25,612 21,139<br />
Investments 931,783 834,833<br />
Property and equipment, net 65,496 61,548<br />
Total Assets $ 1,301,040 $ 1,227,204<br />
Accounts payable and accrued expenses $ 65,999 $ 53,872<br />
Deferred revenue 146,990 152,280<br />
Pension and postretirement benefits 157,912 243,186<br />
Debt 24,583 24,942<br />
Other 10,017 8,256<br />
Total Liabilities 405,501 482,536<br />
Unrestricted 748,960 622,543<br />
Temporarily restricted 69,092 45,507<br />
Permanently restricted 77,487 76,618<br />
Total Net Assets 895,539 744,668<br />
Total Liabilities and Net Assets $ 1,301,040 $ 1,227,204<br />
TOTAL EXPENSES - 2013<br />
2%<br />
8%<br />
Program<br />
expenses<br />
Management<br />
and general<br />
Fundraising<br />
SCIENTIFIC RESE<strong>AR</strong>CH AND EXPLORATION,<br />
GRANTS AND OUTREACH - 2013<br />
22%<br />
8%<br />
45%<br />
Science, conservation<br />
and exploration programs<br />
Exhibitions and events<br />
Geo-education programs<br />
Explorer media<br />
CONTRIBUTIONS BY DONOR TYPE - 2013<br />
52%<br />
25%<br />
Foundation<br />
and government<br />
Individuals<br />
Corporate<br />
300,000<br />
250,000<br />
200,000<br />
ENDOWMENT INVESTMENT BALANCES*<br />
(in thousands)<br />
Education Foundation<br />
Exploration Fund<br />
150,000<br />
90%<br />
25%<br />
23%<br />
100,000<br />
50,000<br />
0<br />
2009 2010 2011 2012 2013<br />
*including management funds<br />
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INSPIRING US TO C<strong>AR</strong>E ABOUT THE PLANET<br />
John Fahey joined National Geographic on<br />
April 1, 1996, as the first president and CEO of<br />
National Geographic Ventures. The digital<br />
revolution was beginning to topple old media<br />
empires everywhere, and John left his post as<br />
head of Time Life Inc. to help the Society navigate<br />
previously unexplored territory. His efforts were<br />
recognized with his promotion to president and<br />
CEO of the Society in March 1998.<br />
The organization John took charge of nearly two decades ago little resembles<br />
the one he has turned over to Gary E. Knell. For one thing, it is now international<br />
in all but name. After being published only in English for more than<br />
a century, National Geographic magazine is now also printed in 39 locallanguage<br />
editions, reaching millions of people. The Society launched the<br />
National Geographic Channel under John’s direction in September 1997.<br />
Today, multiple National Geographic Channels reach more than 440 million<br />
households in over 170 countries. The Society’s international growth encompasses<br />
content for media platforms including magazines, books, a host of<br />
digital offerings, and a website that logs more than 25 million visits a month.<br />
BO<strong>AR</strong>D OF TRUSTEES 2013-2014<br />
John Fahey,<br />
Chairman<br />
Washington, DC<br />
Gilbert M. Grosvenor,<br />
Chairman Emeritus<br />
Hume, VA<br />
Gary E. Knell,<br />
President and CEO<br />
Washington, DC<br />
Dawn L. Arnall<br />
Aspen, CO<br />
Wanda M. Austin<br />
El Segundo, CA<br />
Michael R. Bonsignore<br />
Seattle, WA<br />
Jean N. Case<br />
Washington, DC<br />
Alexandra Grosvenor Eller<br />
Salt Lake City, UT<br />
Roger A. Enrico<br />
Dallas, TX<br />
William R. Harvey<br />
Hampton, VA<br />
Maria E. Lagomasino<br />
New York, NY<br />
Nigel Morris<br />
Alexandria, VA<br />
George Muñoz<br />
Arlington, VA<br />
Reg Murphy<br />
Sea Island, GA<br />
Patrick F. Noonan<br />
Chevy Chase, MD<br />
Peter H. Raven<br />
St. Louis, MO<br />
Edward P. Roski, Jr.<br />
North Hollywood, CA<br />
B. Francis Saul II<br />
Chevy Chase, Maryland<br />
Ted Waitt<br />
La Jolla, CA<br />
Tracy R. Wolstencroft<br />
New York, NY<br />
Terry Adamson,<br />
Secretary, Chief Legal Officer<br />
Washington, DC<br />
John also greatly expanded support for explorers and scientists working<br />
in the field, as well as our educational efforts to tell their stories and share<br />
their findings in the classroom. Today we have made more than 11,000 grants<br />
and have educational programs in all 50 states.<br />
Change is inevitable. The Society’s most influential presidents have confronted<br />
that reality. Yet none of those presidents faced the unprecedented<br />
pace of change that confronted John. Unfazed, John focused on opportunity,<br />
demonstrating the drive, determination, and strategic vision necessary to<br />
lead the way.<br />
Thank you, John, for your service to National Geographic and for your<br />
continued service as chairman of the Society. We are grateful that you<br />
inspire us every day to explore the world and all that is in it.<br />
CREDITS<br />
Cover: John Stanmeyer<br />
Contents page: John Stanmeyer<br />
Page 2: Steve Winter<br />
Page 3: Mark Thiessen, NGM Staff<br />
Pages 4-5: Steve Winter<br />
Page 6: Marcus Westberg<br />
Page 7: Richard Nowitz (left);<br />
Pete McBride (two)<br />
Page 8: SW Infographics<br />
Page 9: Enric Sala (left and bottom right);<br />
Manu San Félix<br />
Pages 10-11: Álvaro Valiño<br />
Pages 12-13: Cory Richards<br />
Page 14: Marcus Bleasdale<br />
Page 15: Brent Stirton, Getty Images (all)<br />
Page 16: National Geographic (two)<br />
Page 17: National Geographic Channel<br />
Pages 18-19: David Guttenfelder<br />
Page 20: Karine Aigner (all)<br />
Page 21: Hero Images Inc./Alamy (top);<br />
Samantha Zuhlke (two)<br />
Page 22: Rebecca Hale, NGM Staff (all)<br />
Page 23: Courtesy National Geographic KIDS<br />
Pages 26-27: Annenberg Space for Photography<br />
Page 29: Jag Gundu (left); Rebecca Hale,<br />
NGM Staff (top right); Lynn Persin<br />
Page 30: Robert Isacson<br />
Page 31: Mark Thiessen, NGM Staff (top);<br />
Stephanie Sinclair<br />
Page 32: Gisli Amar Gudmundsson<br />
Pages 34 (clockwise from top left):<br />
John Stanmeyer; Andy Bardon;<br />
Lynsey Addario; Michael Nichols;<br />
Paul Nicklen; Tim Laman<br />
Page 45: Christy Solberg, NG Staff<br />
Page 48: Sven Lindblad<br />
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