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Letters from Home2006-2007 Annual Report

Table of Contents

Letters from Home — 2

Noteworthy — 24

Leadership Report — 26

Facts and Financials — 31

Development Report — 43

In Memoriam — 64

Important Telephone Numbers— Inside Back Cover

Dr. Herbert Pardes, President and CEO,

NewYork�Presbyterian Hospital

THE ALLEN PAVILION OF NEWYORK-PRESBYTERIAN HOSPITAL

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Development (212) 342-0799

Emergency Department

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Psychiatry (212) 305-6587

Human Resources (212) 305-5625

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Important Telephone Numbers

Table of Contents


Noteworthy — 24




In Memoriam — 64




November 2007

Dear Friends,

Every day, as I go through the stack of correspondence that crosses my desk, nothing

gives me greater satisfaction or pleasure than to hear from patients who have come to

NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital for their care. Often, they write to acknowledge their

physicians and nurses; other times they express gratitude to other caregivers or

employees who have made a difference during their stay. And, sometimes, our patients

and family members also write to let us know how we can do better, and we welcome

those suggestions.

These Letters from Home prompted us to reach out to some of the patients and family

members who have written recently. Behind each letter is a story, and in the pages that

follow you will meet the patients and, in some cases, their families, as well as the

Hospital staff who inspired them to write.

For every letter of thanks that we receive, we also know that there are countless other

instances where our staff have improved the lives of our patients—whether through the

delivery of superb clinical care, providing a clean and safe environment, or offering a

word of kindness and encouragement. We are proud of our Hospital and the employees

who enable us to provide our patients with the highest quality of care.

Sincerely,

Herbert Pardes, MD

President and Chief Executive Officer

NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital

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In 1998, Eleanore Bednarsh experiencedheart irregularities and an overwhelmingfatigue. Her gynecologist, William Ledger,M.D., suspected anemia, and referred Mrs.Bednarsh to Orli R. Etingin, M.D., MedicalDirector of the Iris Cantor Women’s HealthCenter. Mrs. Bednarsh, Lower School Headat a private New York City school, developed an immediate rapport with Dr. Etingin, appreciating her desire to speakwith both her and her husband Gary inorder to get a complete picture of hermedical history.

“Dr. Etingin made me feel like shewanted to get to know me as an individualand not just what you see in the recordsand test results,” says Mrs. Bednarsh. “Shealso asked for my opinion, and my sense of what was going on. I was really blownaway by her care.”

Dr. Etingin recommended an iron infusion, and within 24 hours, Mrs. Bednarshsays, “I felt like a completely new person.”

In 2004, Mrs. Bednarsh began feelinglightheaded and thought it might be theanemia returning. “Dr. Etingin insisted Icome in right away. She told me in a verycalm way that she wanted me to see Dr. Erica Jones, a cardiologist at the Center. Dr. Jones made room in her schedule to see me that same day.”

Dr. Jones determined Mrs. Bednarsh hasmitral valve regurgitation, unrelated to theanemia. The condition has been managedwith medication and is closely watchedwith regular echocardiograms.

“Dr. Jones gave me clear information,delivered in a way that was so reassuring,”says Mrs. Bednarsh. “She listened to myanxieties and considered no questioninsignificant.”

Mrs. Bednarsh’s high regard for her twophysicians is entirely mutual. “Eleanore andI have developed a lovely relationship overthe years,” notes Dr. Etingin. “I know whatworries her and what she’s thinking evenwhen she doesn’t tell me, because I’ve seenher through so many things.

“When she developed the cardiac problem, Erica was right there to see her,”adds Dr. Etingin. “I think that Eleanorefeels very comfortable that we’re both here to take care of her together.” >

E leanore Bednarsh

The beauty of the IrisCantor Women’s HealthCenter is that physicians,such as Dr. Erica Jonesand Dr. Orli Etingin, can effortlessly collaborateto provide primary andspecialty care for patients.

Jeffrey, Faith and Hadah Medford

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As any busy mother juggling work and family knows, sometimes you just run out of time. Faith Medford faced such a situationwhen she learned that her son Hadah, 5, due to leave shortly for summer camp inRochester, New York, would not be acceptedwithout his immunization records.

“I hadn’t understood the urgency of getting those records,” says Mrs. Medford,whose son has asthma and receives care atthe Audubon Practice in upper Manhattan,one of the primary care sites in NewYork-Presbyterian’s Ambulatory Care Network.

“I was beside myself with worry. I knewthat it might be difficult to get his recordsquickly. That’s when Carol Pafundi just cameout of nowhere.”

Carol Pafundi is a nurse practitioner at theAudubon Practice and a longtime employeeof NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital withnearly 40 years of service. “Carol was calmas I told her my situation and she said, ‘It’snot a problem. Let me see what I can do totake care of this and help you.’”

Ms. Pafundi quickly gathered Hadah’srecords and wrote the prescriptions formedications he would need to take withhim. “She even went so far as to call theVolunteers of America Camp to make surethat they had received all the informationneeded,” says Mrs. Medford. “I so appreciatedher patience and for not blaming me ortelling me I should have done it sooner. I was just overwhelmed and grateful.”

Adds Jeffrey Medford, “So many timespeople complain when things go wrong. It’salso important to say thank you for the smallthings people do that mean so much.” >

I would like to express mygratitude on having met one

of th e most patient, understanding and kind nursesin your facility at 21 Audubon...Carol Pafundi is an exampleof h ow a little kindness and

a lot of patience goes a long way.

Faith Medford

As a nurse practitionerwith the Hospital’sAmbulatory Care Network,Carol Pafundi embracesthe concept of patient-centered care, workingclosely with families topromote their health and well-being.

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At the age of 42, Douglas Parbery, an amateurcompetitive bodybuilder, was, as he describes,“as healthy as a horse.” But all that changedwhen he started experiencing unusual symptoms. “My heart was palpitating and beating very hard with an irregular rhythm. I was restless all the time and very agitated,”recalls Mr. Parbery. Diagnosed with atrial fibrillation, he underwent cardioversion, a procedure that delivers an electrical shock tothe heart to restore a normal rhythm. Whatwas causing the abnormal rhythm, however,was a leaking aortic valve that would eventuallyneed repair or replacement. “We were in com-plete shock,” says his wife, April.

“That was my entrance into middle age,”says Mr. Parbery. “It was a bit of a rude awakening, but I accepted it and came to terms with it.”

When it became clear surgery was necessary, the Parberys came to NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell in May 2006 to

consult with cardiothoracic surgeon Karl H.Krieger, M.D.. “Dr. Krieger and his staff werecompletely available to us, answering all of ourquestions,” says Mr. Parbery.

“Dr. Krieger explained the different typesof valves—the bovine, the pig, or the artificialvalve. I took the cow valve—maybe that explainsmy sudden penchant for clover,” he laughs.

While Mr. Parbery can make light lookingback on his surgery, he says that after meetingDr. Krieger and his team, he went into theprocedure confident that it would be successful.

Says Dr. Krieger, “Doug Parbery was quiteyoung to require this kind of heart surgery, buthe was very fit going into it and did very wellpostoperatively.”

“All of the staff were gracious and friendlyand did their job with the utmost level of professionalism,” says Mr. Parbery. Dr. Kriegerencouraged Mr. Parbery to resume physicalactivities once his recovery was complete. “He was quite adamant about that, and though I don’t see myself getting back toheavy weightlifting, I’m anxious to work outand start playing sports again.”>

Douglas Parbery

Dr. Karl Krieger (far right)credits a talented and expertpre- and post-surgical teamfor enabling patients toundergo complicated heartsurgery safely and with outstanding results. Teammembers include: (back row,left to right) Irene Malloy,Nurse Practitioner; Dr. Charles Mack, cardiothoracic surgeon; VidaSarmiento, CardiothoracicIntensive Care Unit(CTICU) nurse; Dr. Gregory Kerr, anesthesiologist; (seated)Mariafe Castillo, SeniorStaff Nurse, CTICU; andCynthia Bensley, R.N., cardiothoracic surgery.

My highest regards go to my surgeon, Dr. Karl Krieger,

and his nurses. They are truly a world-class group of

professionals. But I also want to make mention of

the rest of the staff, from those who tended to me in

the step-down unit, to the folks who transported me

through the hospital, to the food service staff. They

were all gracious and friendly, and helped make my

experience much more comfortable and tolerable.

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Dear Dr. Pardes,My sincere thanks for the compassionate care my mother-in-lawreceived during her hospital stay—from the emergency room to therehabilitation center; from the volunteers, to the aides, to the nurses,to the doctors. They were all veryapproachable and accessible. They were patient, gentle and sensitive…they are the number ones.

Philomina John, daughter-in-law of Mary George.

Special DeliveriesOf all the notes and letters of appreciation that we receive, none are perhaps

more poignant than those sent by children. Their handmade artwork

often conveys the depth of their feelings in ways that words cannot describe.

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With Mary George’s medical risks so high,it did, indeed, take a team to save her life.At 76 and debilitated with advanced heartdisease, Mrs. George came to NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia, brought by herdaughter-in-law Philomina John, who haslived with Mrs. George since 1980.

“My mother-in-law arrived in theEmergency Department and was treatedvery aggressively for congestive heart failure,”says Mrs. John. “That was the beginning ofher journey to the operating room.”

Cardiologist Kevin G. Dunsky, M.D.,determined that Mrs. George had multi-valve disease, as well as coronary artery disease. “Dr. Dunsky told me that shewould not live more than a week if shedidn’t have surgery immediately,” says Mrs.John. Soon after, cardiothoracic surgeonMichael Argenziano, M.D., replaced hermitral and aortic valves and performed fourcoronary artery bypasses during a six-houroperation.

“A complex surgery of this type requiresincredible, delicate skill in order to have theresult that we had,” says Dr. Dunsky. “Clearlythis was a very high-risk patient who didincredibly well.”

“The surgery was only one componentof Mrs. George’s care, and even that requireddozens of people,” says Dr. Argenziano.“The pre- and postoperative care is equallycritical in getting patients—especially sickolder patients—through the process. Olderpatients can succumb to complications postoperatively, which is why it is so impor-tant to have a tremendous team—with Kevinas her cardiologist, Dr. Desmond Jordan asher anesthesiologist, the ICU staff, the nurses,social workers, physical therapists and every-one that’s involved in managing extremelyfragile patients after a major operation.”

Mrs. George’s situation was furthercomplicated by the fact that she only speaksMalayalam—one of 1,600 Indian dialects.Says Mrs. John, “We were so fortunate tohave a Malayalam-speaking nurse. Whenshe went to the rehabilitation unit, a transla-tor from the Indian embassy was already onhand.”

One month later, Mrs. George wasready to go home—weak, to be sure, buton her way to recovery. “I cannot sayenough about the entire staff—everyonewas so helpful and supportive,” says Mrs.John.“Today Mom is doing great.”>

Mary George

Dr. Michael Argenzianoand Dr. Kevin Dunskyare members of a superbteam of physicians, nurses,and other healthcare professionals who, fromevaluation through post-operative recovery and follow-up, make sure family members areinvolved every step of the way.

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For more than 30 years, Jim Murphy has battled familial adenomatous polyposis (FAP), an inheritedcolorectal cancer syndrome, and for every one of those years, he has enlisted the physicians and healthprofessionals at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital tohelp him stay alive and healthy.

Mr. Murphy, whose grandmother, father, and twoaunts all died from FAP, was diagnosed at the age of15, and since then he has undergone several major colorectal surgeries and chemotherapy. Mr. Murphyfirst saw the late Scott Wadler, M.D., then Director ofthe Solid Tumor Service at NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell, who allayed his fears about treatment.Today, the 46-year-old financial analyst is closely followed by Joseph T. Ruggiero, M.D., hematologist/oncologist, Toyooki Sonoda, M.D., colorectal surgeon,and Felice Schnoll-Sussman, M.D., a gastroenterologistwith the Jay Monahan Center for GastrointestinalHealth at NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell.

For people who have inherited the FAP mutation, the risk of developing colorectal cancer(without preventive management) is approximately 100 percent. There is no cure, but maintaining constant vigilance with regular checkups, screenings,and preventive treatment can help keep families healthy.

“NewYork-Presbyterian has certainly improved mylife expectancy, and I feel confident about that,” saysMr. Murphy. “What genuinely bothers me the most is

the unknown—and what if my children were to develop this. In that case, NewYork-Presbyterianwould be critical to that care solution.”

“When I learned that my children have a 50 percent chance of inheriting the gene that causes thisdisease, I was devastated,” says his wife, Mary. “Dr.Schnoll-Sussman and Charlene Shultz, the MonahanCenter’s genetic counselor, were able to talk me off theledge. They explained that the disease does not presentitself until adolescence and dissuaded me from havingall of the children tested at the same time.” James, now14, was tested just before his 11th birthday and doesnot carry the gene.

“Colon cancer is not a disease that’s easily discussed,and with kids it’s even more difficult,” notes Mrs. Murphy. “Dr. Schnoll-Sussman was really able to talkto James in terms that a 10-year-old understood. Sheand the genetics counselor were phenomenal.”

The Murphys also appreciate the fact that theMonahan Center provides a full range of multidiscipli-nary specialists and services in gastrointestinal cancerprevention and care in one location. Says Mrs. Murphy,“It makes an already difficult process much easier.”

“The Murphy family is dedicated to making surethat they are receiving a level of care that will be ableto keep them healthy,” says Dr. Schnoll-Sussman.“And with that level of care, it is possible to lead completely normal, healthy lives within the constraintsof the diagnosis.” >

The Murphy Family

Dr. Felice Schnoll-Sussman,Toral Shah, physician’s

assistant, and the MonahanCenter team provide patients

with access to a range of critically important services—

from gastrointestinal screening and prevention

to treatment and support.

Jacob DeodatoThree months into her pregnancy, Kristen

Deodato underwent emergency gallbladder

surgery, and her developing baby, Jacob,

survived the operation. But two months

later, Kristen and her husband Matthew

received devastating news: An ultrasound

revealed a mass pressing on the baby’s

trachea that was growing very aggressively.

Physicians referred the couple to Morgan

Stanley Children’s Hospital, eventually to

meet with Charles J. Stolar, M.D., Director of

Pediatric Surgery, obstetrician and maternal-

fetal medicine specialist Todd J. Rosen, M.D.,

and Jeffrey A. Ascherman, M.D., Director of

the Craniofacial Center. The mass—

a teratoma—is a rare and usually benign

tumor that would have to be removed quickly

before it cut off his air supply.

“According to the sonograms and MRIs,

the prognosis was grim,” says Mrs. Deodato.

“The first time I met Dr. Stolar, however,

he put us at ease. His outlook was fantastic.

He said, ‘Here is what we can do. Here’s our

plan. We’re experienced with this procedure,

and we’ve done it before.’ He put everything

into perspective and talked us through step

by step.”

Under the auspices of the Center for

Prenatal Pediatrics, several meetings and many

hours of planning preceded the surgery. Dr.

Stolar assembled a diagnostic and treatment

team of 35 physicians, including maternal-

fetal medicine specialists, pediatric surgeons,

anesthesiologists, and neonatologists, 10 nurses,

and six operating room technicians in

preparation for performing an EXIT (ex utero

intrapartum treatment) procedure.

“Because the baby had a large mass on his

neck that could obstruct his airway, we were

concerned that he would not be able to

breathe after he was delivered,” says Dr. Rosen.

“We partially delivered the baby by cesarean

section and that allowed the neonatologists to

intubate him while still on placental life

support so that he would never be without

oxygen. A number of teams representing

various specialties were present to manage the

baby’s acute problems, and then Dr. Stolar

and his team removed the tumor.”

“It’s extraordinary that this medical center

can put together that kind of team in a heart-

beat,” notes Dr. Stolar. “The medical and

surgical talent that could be amassed that

quickly to work on a baby only four pounds

is incredible.”

“Every time I look at Jacob now, I see a

miracle,” says Mr. Deodato. “We didn’t know

if he was going to make it, and if he did,

what condition he would be in. Fortunately,

everything went according to plan.”

“Everyone we met at the Hospital was

just great,” adds Mrs. Deodato, who took

Jacob home two weeks later. “He continues

to get speech and occupational and physical

therapy, but he’s healing beautifully.” >

I was in great hands. Everybody wasjust wonderful. Even though we werein such a dire situation and I washaving a very difficult pregnancy, Dr. Rosen and Dr. Stolar really mademe feel comfortable. They gave me theconfidence to handle Jacob’s surgery.

Kristen and Jacob Deodato

When babies are born with a complex condition requiring delicate surgery,Dr. Charles Stolar and Dr. Todd Rosen can assemble a team of experts—sometimes 35 strong—on a moment’s notice to prepare for any contingency.

When Sophie Wilmet got the call that her eight-year-old

son Vincent had accidentally been pushed and hit his head

hard on the cement, she raced to his school fearing the

worst. “The teacher heard a big bang and a crack as his

head hit the floor, and Vincent was unconscious for a few

seconds,” says Sophie Wilmet. “The nurse felt that after such

a serious impact, he should be checked by his pediatrician.”

Sophie and her husband Stephane, who are French and

American and have lived in different parts of the world,

immediately saw their pediatrician who performed several

neurological tests. When Vincent began to feel dizzy, he

sent them directly to the Pediatric Emergency Service—

a Level 1 Trauma Center—at the Komansky Center for

Children’s Health at NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell.

“As Europeans, we are not used to having staff in such a

big hospital being so nice and welcoming and kid-oriented,”

says Mrs. Wilmet. “Dr. Michele Rosenthal and the pediatric

emergency staff kept Vincent for more than six hours to

monitor his neurological reactions. We were very impressed

by the level of care and the environment. It was such a

positive experience, and we felt we were in very good and

professional hands. He turned out to be fine.”

“I’m glad the Wilmets had such a good experience,”

notes Shari Platt, M.D., Chief of Pediatric Emergency

Medicine. “That’s our goal with each patient who comes

to us for care. Our doctors and nurses are highly skilled in

pediatric emergency medicine. People don’t want to be in

the ER—they aren’t planning to be here. But when they

do have to come, we want to give the best possible care to

the child, and to the whole family.” >

Vincent Wilmet

Stephane and Sophie Wilmet, with sons Vincent and Maxime

To: Gerald M. Loughlin, MD

Chairman, Department of Pediatrics

My spouse, Sophie, and I wanted you to know

how impressed and pleased we were with the

friendly, professional, responsive and efficient

visit we had with the pediatric emergency staff,

and in particular, Dr. Michele Rosenthal. We

hope that Dr. Rosenthal’s—and her team’s—

commitment and integrity continues

to be recognized within your department.

A highly skilled pediatric emergency staff, including (seated)

Marie Owens, R.N., Dr. ShariPlatt, Dr. Michele Rosenthal, and(standing) Douglas Fiocelli, R.N.,

and Jeanette Goodson, UnitClerk, are adept at easing the

anxiety of their young patientsand family members.

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For more than 30 years, Jim Murphy has battled familial adenomatous polyposis (FAP), an inheritedcolorectal cancer syndrome, and for every one of those years, he has enlisted the physicians and healthprofessionals at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital tohelp him stay alive and healthy.

Mr. Murphy, whose grandmother, father, and twoaunts all died from FAP, was diagnosed at the age of15, and since then he has undergone several major colorectal surgeries and chemotherapy. Mr. Murphyfirst saw the late Scott Wadler, M.D., then Director ofthe Solid Tumor Service at NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell, who allayed his fears about treatment.Today, the 46-year-old financial analyst is closely followed by Joseph T. Ruggiero, M.D., hematologist/oncologist, Toyooki Sonoda, M.D., colorectal surgeon,and Felice Schnoll-Sussman, M.D., a gastroenterologistwith the Jay Monahan Center for GastrointestinalHealth at NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell.

For people who have inherited the FAP mutation, the risk of developing colorectal cancer(without preventive management) is approximately 100 percent. There is no cure, but maintaining constant vigilance with regular checkups, screenings,and preventive treatment can help keep families healthy.

“NewYork-Presbyterian has certainly improved mylife expectancy, and I feel confident about that,” saysMr. Murphy. “What genuinely bothers me the most is

the unknown—and what if my children were to develop this. In that case, NewYork-Presbyterianwould be critical to that care solution.”

“When I learned that my children have a 50 percent chance of inheriting the gene that causes thisdisease, I was devastated,” says his wife, Mary. “Dr.Schnoll-Sussman and Charlene Shultz, the MonahanCenter’s genetic counselor, were able to talk me off theledge. They explained that the disease does not presentitself until adolescence and dissuaded me from havingall of the children tested at the same time.” James, now14, was tested just before his 11th birthday and doesnot carry the gene.

“Colon cancer is not a disease that’s easily discussed,and with kids it’s even more difficult,” notes Mrs. Murphy. “Dr. Schnoll-Sussman was really able to talkto James in terms that a 10-year-old understood. Sheand the genetics counselor were phenomenal.”

The Murphys also appreciate the fact that theMonahan Center provides a full range of multidiscipli-nary specialists and services in gastrointestinal cancerprevention and care in one location. Says Mrs. Murphy,“It makes an already difficult process much easier.”

“The Murphy family is dedicated to making surethat they are receiving a level of care that will be ableto keep them healthy,” says Dr. Schnoll-Sussman.“And with that level of care, it is possible to lead completely normal, healthy lives within the constraintsof the diagnosis.” >

The Murphy Family

Dr. Felice Schnoll-Sussman,Toral Shah, physician’s

assistant, and the MonahanCenter team provide patients

with access to a range of critically important services—

from gastrointestinal screening and prevention

to treatment and support.

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At NewYork-Presbyterian, youfeel confident in the capabilities

of the entire faculty, not just oneindividual. They coordinate a

plan of action and you know thatyou’re getting the right kind of

treatment. They all — in someway or shape — have saved my

husband’s life.

James and Mary Murphy with Daniel, James Jr. and twins Madeline and Aidan

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Sister Maria ColabellaAs a nurse for 47 years, Sister Maria Colabellawould often encourage her patients to staypositive and envision a healthy future. “Iapproached my own heart surgery with thatsame idea, saying to myself, ‘This is going toheal me and I’m going to really be well.’ Seeingmyself actually experiencing that convincedme all the more that what I’ve been teachingall these years really does work!” says SisterMaria, who underwent heart valve repair bycardiothoracic surgeon Craig R. Smith, M.D.,at NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia.

A Maryknoll Sister who has devoted herlife to nursing and pastoral ministry withpeople who are sick, poor, and homeless inAfrica, Latin America, and the United States,Sister Maria has found herself in need ofcare several times. A survivor of breast cancer twice, she also had heart surgery in1973 to repair an atrial septal defect.

While serving in Peru in 1989, shedeveloped atrial fibrillation associated withother cardiac problems. “Knowing I mightneed further heart surgery in the future, I alsoknew I wanted my care to be with physiciansconnected with NewYork-Presbyterian.”

Sister Maria has been followed by cardiologist David A. Rubin, M.D., forwhom she has the highest regard. “He is

truly a beautiful person and a wonderfulphysician who encompasses the healing art,as well as the science and medicine.”

On April 20, 2005, Sister Maria had hersecond heart surgery. “On my second post-operative day, I thanked Dr. Smith, and hereplied, ‘Don’t thank me…you’re doing allthe work!’” she recalls. “That statement allof a sudden put me in charge as well.Psychologically it made me realize, ‘Comeon, keep working and get better, Maria.’”

During her 16-day hospitalization, SisterMaria took particular notice of the nurseswho were constantly at her side. “I so muchappreciated their empathy, and recognizingmy need as a nurse to know more in depthabout my care plan and treatment,” saysSister Maria. “They not only considered thatneed in me, their patient, but also reachedout very caringly to my family, sisters in mycommunity, and friends who were with me.Needless to say I was very grateful to andproud of these nurses.

“I think every illness, every surgery canbe a transforming experience in one’s life,”she adds. “You’re forced to face the fear ofthe unknown, and then when you experienceGod’s healing and you are well, life becomesan even greater gift.” >

(Left to right) Diane Amato,Administrator, Dr. David Rubin,Dr. Craig Smith, ElenitaRamos, R.N., Patient Care Director, andAngel Angeles, R.N., equatecompassionate care with quality care, combining equal doses of expertise and encouragement for their severely ill patients.

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Ilene Katz“As a child, I was always depressed to somedegree, though at the time it was interpretedthat I was just ‘quiet,’” recalls Ilene Katz.“Looking back, I think I always suffered fromdepression.”

Today, with the support of her longtimepsychotherapist, Judith E. Williams, L.C.S.W.,and Darlene M. Mitera, M.D., a psychiatrist atNewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell, Ms. Katzdescribes herself as a different person and is ableto move on with her life.

Ms. Katz had been treated successfully fordepression with medication and therapy for anumber of years. But a year ago, taking prednisone for rheumatoid arthritis served totrigger a deep depression, one from which shecould not emerge. “Medications were notworking any more,” she says. “I was pretty much at wit’s end.”

“What impressed me about Ilene was thatshe had been functional for so long,” says Dr.Mitera. “But then she was unable to care notjust for herself, but for her future. She couldn’tgo forward.”

Dr. Mitera and Ms.Williams recommendedthat she receive electroconvulsive therapy (ECT),

very precise and directed electrical currents that stimulate the brain and help to improve its neurochemistry, functioning similar to anti-depressants, but more quick acting.

“Initially, I thought there was a stigma tohaving ECT,” notes Ms. Katz. “But then as Istarted feeling better and getting back tomyself, I’m really grateful that it was availableto me.”

“Ilene has a lot of strength and courage,”says Ms. Williams. “To see someone face something that difficult and debilitating, andnot give up, is very inspiring.”

“As a nurse, I tend to be a giving person,so being on the other side—to now be thevulnerable person dependent on others wasdifficult,” says Ms. Katz. “I was asking for help,and it was nice to know that when I asked, Igot it. Dr. Mitera and Ms. Williams came tosee me every day. That sense of being takencare of provided me with great comfort and apositive feeling that I was going to get somekind of relief.

“Some days are still a struggle, and somedays are very easy,” continues Ms. Katz. “I justwant to be comfortable with myself. My goalis to take one day at a time and try to makethe most of every day.” >

Dr. Darlene Mitera (standing)and Judith E. Williams,

L.C.S.W., develop a closebond with patients debilitated

by mental illness, helping them to return to an

improved quality of life.

John Nolasco and his mother, Lydia Ruiz, with Dottie, his Cairn Terrier

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Joh n Nolasc oIn 2002, just short of his 16th birthday,John Nolasco was injured in a footballaccident that left him paralyzed in bothhis arms and legs. In time, he developeda paralytic curvature of the spine mak-ing it very painful for him to sit in hiswheelchair for any length of time.

“I had to stop my strengtheningexercises or working on my computerbecause my shoulders were hurtingtoo much,” he says.

John researched the Internet for helpand found Christopher B. Michelsen,M.D., Chief of Orthopaedics at The Allen Pavilion of NewYork-Presbyterian and Chief of theOrthopaedic Spine Service atNewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia.“We performed a spinal fusion withrods and screws to stabilize John’sspine and allow him to situpright,” says Dr. Michelsen.“This enabled him to get back

to the activities he is capable of doingand to improve his quality of life.”

Following surgery, John began aprogram of physical therapy developedby Erica (Ricki) Weisselberg, P.T.“We worked with John and his momand family who needed to learn somenew things, like how to help himtransfer from his chair to his bed,” saysMs. Weisselberg. “John was really great,and did everything that was asked ofhim. He gave me so much insight intopatients who have sustained a spinalcord injury. It was my pleasure andhonor to work with him.”

A college student, John, now 20,drives a van equipped with hand con-trols, enjoys sporting events and con-certs, and working on his computer.He also plans to attend law school.“Without the spinal fusion, Johnwouldn’t be able to proceed like hewants to,” adds Dr. Michelsen. “But healso had to have the will and desire toeven want to go through with it. John’sattitude, his fortitude and his willing-ness to push himself…he’s the star.” >

Dear Dr. Michelsen,

When my mother and I left after our

initial visit with you, we both felt great

confidence in you and what you might

accomplish with the surgery. We were

right! Your staff in the ICU was extremely

knowledgeable.

Physical therapy was also a great

pleasure. Both my mom and I really

loved Kevin and Ricki so much.

The surgical expertise of Dr. Christopher Michelsen and rehabilitationskills of physical therapist Erica Weisselberg are a perfect complement forpatients needing care for orthopaedic injuries.

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NoteworthyNewYork-Presbyterian staff garner praise and appreciation from patients, colleagues, and supervisors alike for the roles they play in creating and maintaining an exemplarypatient care environment. We’d like to introduce you to just a few of them.

Patricia BurnhamNursing Attendant

Morgan Stanley Children’s Hospital

“Patricia embodies what excellentpatient care should be. Her sweetand kind demeanor is always recognized by parents. She takeson extra tasks with a pleasantattitude, and her love of her job is evident from all the love shownto her by the families.”

Shaun NeroNurse’s Aide

Medical/Surgical DepartmentNewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell

“Shaun’s selfless service to others is aninspiration to the unit and the organiza-tion. Recently we had a young patientwho was involved in a severe motorcycleaccident and a decision needed to be maderegarding the amputation of his leg. Shaunrealized that the patient was facing a difficult decision and introduced him to apatient in the next room who had a double amputation years prior, and the two men enjoyed daily visits.”

Pina SalazarPatient Financial Advisor

Charles B. Rangel Community Health CenterAmbulatory Care Network

“Pina displays excellence in customerservice and a willingness to go aboveand beyond to satisfy patients’ needs.She is loved by patients and her co-workers, and she is admired by thechildren. We thank Pina for herpatience and professionalism. She is a great team player.”

Daphne VaughanNutrition Assistant

NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell

“During her 30 years with theHospital, Daphne has served everypatient with a smile and a laughWhat a gem we have in DaphneVaughan…She consistently providesinternal and external customer servicewith a smile and positive attitude.”

Hermann DuroseauOncology PharmacistPharmacy Department

NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia

“As a mentor to new staff members,Hermann is patient and very demand-ing of excellence.Almost everyone onIP-9 has gone through or graduatedHermann’s class and all are a testament to his exceptional abilities.Thank you, Hermann.”

Richard AdjeiMaintenance WorkerThe Allen Pavilion

“Richard Adjei responds veryquickly to any request made ofhim and always greets peoplewith a smile. Every day he checksin with our nurse manager to seewhat is needed and what he cando to help us make our workenvironment safer.”

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Christine Segarra-VelezRegional Coordinator

International Services DepartmentNewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia

“Ms. Segarra-Velez radiates confidence, and her communicationskills denote intelligence and mastery of her profession. When sheenters the room, an aura of trustand concern captivates those in herpresence. I can tell that my motherfeels safe, comfortable, and is caredfor with devotion.”

Fernando Ore Mental Health Worker

Partial Hospital ProgramWestchester Division

“Fernando has worked at theWestchester Division for over 20years. He is a dedicated teammember who is gentle, courteous,and respectful to everyone – to col-leagues and visitors, and especiallyto our patients. He is a valuedemployee, and we are fortunate tohave him on our team.”

Jose CalderonValet Parking Attendant


“One morning in January, amother ran up to Jose carryingher baby and saying the baby wasnot breathing. Jose picked up thebaby and ran three blocks to ourEmergency Room. This is butone example of Jose’s commitmentto the children and families whocome to Morgan StanleyChildren’s Hospital every day.”

Viterbo MinayaHousekeeper

Environmental ServicesNewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia

“Viterbo is a joy to work withand is truly a team player. Hegoes out of his way to make surethe area is clean and clearly takespride in his work. It is this kindof attitude and hard work thatmakes NewYork-Presbyteriannumber one in New York andnumber six in the nation.”

Katherine Golder, R.N.Nuclear Medicine Technologist

NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell

“My son is six months old and neededa renal scan to test his kidneys. I amfull of praise for Katherine Golder and the other technologists from theNuclear Medicine department. Theywere warm and kind, confident in theirwork, clear in their communication ofwhat would happen and why, andthey took really great care of my son.”

Evelyn PenaX-Ray Technologist

The Allen Pavilion

“Evelyn goes beyond her duties, help-ing co-workers, patients, and theirfamily members. When a patientneeded to be rescheduled for a myelo-gram, Evelyn tried the whole day tocontact the patient without any suc-cess. She then took the patient’sphone number and called him fromhome to make sure that the patientcould reschedule the exam.”

LEADERSHIP REPORT

Every patient experience at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital

is shaped by many factors: our clinical leadership, the expertise of

our physicians and nurses, the skills of our patient care services

and support departments, the environment in which we care for

patients, the vision and strength of our Board of Trustees and

administrative team, as well as the generosity of our many friends

and donors. In 2006-2007, the Hospital noted extraordinary

achievements in each of these areas that continue to help propel

NewYork-Presbyterian into the highest tier of academic medical

centers across the country.

John J. Mack Herbert Pardes, M.D.Chairman President andBoard of Trustees Chief Executive Officer

Hospital leadership, from left: Dr. Herbert Pardes, President and CEO;John J. Mack, Chairman, Board of

and Jerry I. Speyer

Trustees; Vice Chairs Peter A. Georgescu,Charlotte M. Ford, Frank A. Bennack Jr.,

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LEADING THE WAY

In 2006-2007, we were pleased to name several renownedphysician leaders who will advance clinical programs for ourpatients. These include Dr. Andrew I. Schafer, a highlyrespected hematologist, who joined us as Physician-in-Chiefof NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital/Weill Cornell MedicalCenter, and Dr. Donald J. D’Amico, an internationally rec-ognized leader in the treatment of macular degeneration,disorders of the retina, and diabetes-related eye disease, whowas appointed Ophthalmologist-in-Chief here. Dr. Schafer,who was Chairman of Medicine at the University ofPennsylvania School of Medicine, brings nearly 30 years ofexperience in academic medicine. Dr. D’Amico wasAssociate Chief of Ophthalmology and Director of theDiabetic Unit at the Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary.

Dr. Nitsana A. Spigland, a member of the NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell staff since 1995, was appointedChief of Pediatric Surgery here. Dr. Andrew J. Dannenberg,Director of Cancer Prevention, has been appointed to lead anew initiative to establish a comprehensive Cancer Centeron the NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell campus.

At NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia, Dr. Edward P. Gelmannhas joined the staff as Chief of Hematology and Oncologyand Deputy Director for Clinical Research of the HerbertIrving Comprehensive Cancer Center. Our nationally recognized transplant program is being further strengthenedwith the appointment of Dr. Jean C. Emond, distinguishedhead of our liver transplant program, to lead a specialTransplant Initiative—an interdisciplinary effort that willbring together the basic science, translational, and clinicalresearch of each transplant service.

Morgan Stanley Children’s Hospital has appointed Dr. F. Meridith Sonnett as Director of Pediatric EmergencyMedicine. We also welcomed Dr. Meyer Kattan, an expert in cystic fibrosis and asthma, as the Director forPediatric Pulmonary. Dr. Kattan joins us from Mt. SinaiMedical Center.

Overseeing the cross-campus Department of Plastic andReconstructive Surgery is Dr. Robert T. Grant, who hasserved as site Chief at NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbiasince 1999.

Dr. William Hellenbrand, aworld-renowned pediatricinterventional cardiologistwas appointed Chief of thejoint Division of PediatricCardiology. Dr. Hellenbrandjoined NewYork-Presbyterian in 1999.

ADVANCING

MEDICINE

With the risk of skin cancer many times greaterfor organ transplant recipients than for anyoneelse, NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia has opened a skin clinic fortransplant patients—the firstof its kind in New York State.

A Center for AdolescentBariatric Surgery has beenestablished at MorganStanley Children’s Hospital to offer young patients numer-ous strategies for losing weight and prevent the serioushealth risks associated with obesity. The Hospital is theonly children’s hospital approved by the Food and DrugAdministration to place adjustable gastric bands in patientsyounger than 18 years of age and was one of only threestate centers selected by the New York State Department ofHealth for best practices in childhood obesity prevention.

In collaboration with Columbia University Medical Center,NewYork-Presbyterian has created the Avon FoundationBreast Imaging Center to provide underserved women withaccess to screening and diagnostic services, and the AvonFoundation Breast Cancer Research Laboratory, which ispursuing innovative basic science research focused on theunderlying disease mechanisms.

The Allen Pavilion launched a new Division of GeriatricMedicine and Aging under the leadership of geriatrician Dr.Evelyn C. Granieri.

Dr. John M. Driscoll Jr.: Four Decades of Distinction

In May, Dr. John Driscoll retiredas Pediatrician-in-Chief of MorganStanley Children’s Hospital afterserving the Hospital for 40 years.During his tenure, Dr. Driscoll—beloved by staff and patientsalike—helped develop one of theleading children’s hospitals in thecountry, creating new pediatricdivisions in emergency medicine,critical care, and molecular genet-ics. He began his career at thenBabies Hospital as a pediatric res-ident in 1967, and barely out offellowship there, he became headof the Neonatal Intensive CareUnit, which he directed for manyyears. Dr. Richard Polin has beennamed Interim Chief.

RECOGNIZING EXCELLENCE

The American College of Surgeons (ACS) has accreditedNewYork-Presbyterian Hospital as a Center of Excellencefor Obesity Surgery, inducting the program into its BariatricSurgery Center Network. The ACS designated theHospital as a top-rated 1A facility—the first such honorgiven in New York State.

In recognition that NewYork-Presbyterian has met thehighest standards for the treatment of stroke patients, theHospital received Stroke Center designation from the New York State Department of Health in 2006.

Last year, the Hospital became the largest transplant programin the United States based on heart, lung, kidney, pancreas,and liver transplants. The heart program and kidney programare first in the nation in terms of number of transplantsperformed. In February 2007, our transplant program wasdesignated one of 12 high-performing centers nationally by a Department of Health and Human Services BestPractices Study. The lung transplant program at NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia received a citation from theScientific Registry of Transplant Recipients for survivaloutcomes that exceed expected rates. Our kidney transplantprogram at NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell—whichhas performed more than 3,000 transplants to date withits affiliate, The Rogosin Institute—also ranks in the top5 percent with respect to one-year outcomes.

In February 2007, a report released by the New York StateDepartment of Health showed that Morgan Stanley

Children’s Hospital is a leader in the State for best out-comes for surgeries performed on children with congenitalheart defects. In June 2007, a report published by theDepartment of Health and Human Services on nationalhospital mortality data for heart attack and heart failureshowed NewYork-Presbyterian rates were lower than thenational averages for both conditions.

FIRST AND FOREMOST

NewYork-Presbyterian physicians, who have facultyappointments at either Weill Cornell Medical College orColumbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons,continue to make history with groundbreaking proceduresfor a range of diverse and challenging diseases and disorders.These include:

• liver transplantation for bile duct cancer patients

• a stem cell clinical trial for severe coronary artery disease

• a multi-organ transplant in a single procedure on an eight-month-old boy

• demonstration of the ability of antibodies to directly target the blood supply of a variety of malignant tumors

• publication of a landmark study with Weill Cornell MedicalCollege that reveals lung cancer 10-year survival greatlyimproves with annual CT screening

• discovery of a new antibody that may help in the body’sdefense against Alzheimer’s and other neurodegenerativediseases

An Amazing Campaign

This past Spring, the Hospital launched a new

marketing campaign—Amazing Things Are Happening

Here—to further increase our visibility and reputation

nationwide. High-impact, full-color advertisements

—with photos by Pulitzer Prize-winning photo-

journalist and former White House photographer

David Hume Kennerly—appeared in The Wall Street

Journal and Continental Airlines Magazine. The ads

highlighted examples of extraordinary patient stories

—from the recovery of a severely injured firefighter

to restoring the sight of a young girl suffering from

diabetes—each emphasizing the quality care provided at NewYork-Presbyterian. Locally, the campaign also included

radio spots featuring cardiothoracic surgeon Dr. Mehmet Oz. The response has been positively amazing.

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• pioneering a revolutionary procedure called NOTES(Natural Translumenal Endoscopic Surgery), a minimallyinvasive technique utilizing natural body openings for accessto internal sites, dramatically reducing the number ofopen abdominal surgeries

The Hospital was also the first to:

• perform catheter-based pulmonary valve replacement inNew York City

• conduct a Phase 1 clinical trial using gene therapy to battleParkinson’s disease

• offer a combined laparoscopy and colonoscopy procedurefor difficult-to-remove polyps in the large intestine

• implant a novel stroke-prevention device for heartpatients with atrial fibrillation

And, for the first time in history, a team of physician-scientistsat NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell used deep brainstimulation to “awaken” a minimally conscious, severelybrain-injured 38-year-old man who had been unable tocommunicate or eat by mouth for six years. He now performs both tasks daily.

FINANCIAL REPORT

In 2006, NewYork-Presbyterian realized a $90.8 milliongain from operations. In addition, the Hospital had favorableinvestment earnings and an extremely strong fundraisingyear. To Realize Medicine’s Promise, the $1 billion Campaignfor NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital, has been a tremendoussuccess—reaching its goal nearly three years ahead ofschedule. In 2006, fundraising totaled $212 million.The Hospital’s program in grants, business, technologydevelopment, and policy development completed 2006ahead of its budgeted target with $20.4 million in revenue.

To help lead our financial program, we recruited Gloria D. Reeg, an experienced investment adviser, to the new position of Chief Investment Officer. In addition, PhyllisLantos, Chief Financial Officer, was promoted to ExecutiveVice President, Finance and Treasurer.

We continue to rigorously monitor the proposed actions of city, state and federal legislative and executive bodies.This year, the hospital industry was successful inmoderating the Governor’s budget proposal, whichwould have cut substantial funds from hospitals, and federalefforts to institute severe cuts in Medicare and Medicaid.

ENHANCING THE ENVIRONMENT

In 2006, we moved forward with a number of excitingmajor building projects, including the Milstein Family Heart Center at NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia, and the rooftop addition to the Greenberg Pavilion and theAdvanced Therapeutics Services Center at NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell.

In addition, NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia saw a complete renovation and expansion of the dialysis unit andconstruction of a new nephrology clinic to accommodatethe growing volume of dialysis outpatients; installation of anew 16-slice CT scanner; and the equipping of two operating rooms with state-of-the-art video informationdisplays—Walls of Knowledge. Morgan Stanley Children’sHospital celebrated the opening of the Laura RothenbergBronchoscopy/Endoscopy Suite and the Lion’s Den, a new high-tech game room for our adolescent patients.

At NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell, a 10,000-square-foot state-of-the-art MRI suite was completed; Walls ofKnowledge were constructed in two Greenberg Pavilionoperating rooms; and a new interventional neuroradiologyfacility opened.

We also instituted a major bed replacement effort through-out the Hospital—replacing 80 percent of inpatient medical-surgical beds, upgrading all 242 critical care beds,and replacing mattresses and upgrading side rails for theremaining medical-surgical beds.

NURSING INITIATIVES

At the foundation of the Department of Nursing’s missionis an ongoing emphasis on enhancing quality and patientsafety, improving outcomes, and maintaining clinical andperformance excellence. In 2006, the Department continuedto play a key role in the Hospital-wide We Put Patients Firstcampaign, implementing relationship-based, and patientand family-centered care initiatives at each of the Hospital’sfive sites.The Department also continued to further thedevelopment of nursing leaders through a partnership withthe Nursing Leadership Academy and creation of a Masterof Science degree program for nursing leadership in collaboration with New York University Wagner GraduateSchool of Public Service.

In 2006, the Department secured a major grant from theJonas Center for Nursing Excellence to implement theNewYork-Presbyterian Nursing Residency Program and

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established a collaborative post-baccalaureate Nurse ResidencyProgram to assist new graduates as they transition to theirprofessional role. The Division of Nursing Education continues to offer a robust program of training to ensureongoing clinical competency for the over 1,400 registerednurses throughout all five sites and across the continuum ofcare at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital.

The Department of Nursing is proud of its overall vacancyand turnover rates, both of which are below the nationalaverage. The success of the Department’s recruitment strategies is evident in the addition of 802 new hires in2006, which was a 16 percent increase. The Department ofNursing continues to develop strategies to maintain ourturnover and vacancy rates below national and regionalhealth-care specific benchmarks.

FOCUS ON QUALITY AND PATIENT SAFETY

Under the astute leadership of trustee Arthur Hedge, theBoard Committee on Quality has been monitoring the per-formance of the Hospital’s clinical and support departments on a variety of measures specified by the JointCommission and by the medical and surgical specialty societies. The Committee now also reviews the Hospital’sperformance on a growing number of quality measures that will be reported to and published by state and federalagencies and by accreditation and quality-monitoringorganizations.

We are pleased to announce that Dr. Eliot J. Lazar has been appointed Vice President and Chief Quality Officer of NewYork-Presbyterian, responsible for overseeing theHospital’s quality, performance improvement, and patientsafety functions. Dr. Lazar, who joined NewYork-Presbyterian Healthcare System in 2000 as Vice Presidentfor Medical Affairs and will continue in that position, willplay a leadership role in Joint Commission and regulatorycompliance activities.

STATE OF THE SYSTEM

In February 2007, Wayne Osten was named Senior VicePresident and Director of the NewYork-PresbyterianHealthcare System. Mr. Osten and his administrative teamhave made great progress on a number of fronts, includinghelping member institutions to better prepare for externalregulatory scrutiny and address reimbursement challenges.

Last year, the System implemented a number of quality initiatives. The System’s annual quality symposium is nowone of the largest in the Northeast. In 2007, the Systemrolled out COQPIT (Comprehensive OrganizationalQuality Performance Information Tool), an innovative program that will give all hospitals in the System onlineaccess to data to benchmark their performance, identifyopportunities for improvement, and to review their data ona case-specific basis. The System is also collaborating withour colleagues at the Methodist Hospital System inHouston and Weill Cornell Medical College to establish apermanent quality institute.

STRIVING FOR EXCELLENCE

We are pleased to report that NewYork-PresbyterianHospital continues to excel in national and local rankings of best hospitals. According to the 2007 U.S.News & WorldReport “America’s Best Hospitals” survey, NewYork-Presbyterian ranks first in New York City and sixth in thenation. It is the seventh consecutive year that NewYork-Presbyterian is the only New York metropolitan-area hospital on the magazine’s “Honor Roll,” which lists thetop 18 hospitals nationally based on reputation, mortalityrates, and other patient-care-related factors. NewYork-Presbyterian is the only New York metropolitan-area hospital—and one of only four Honor Roll hospitals—torank in all 16 medical specialties included in the survey.

In August 2007, for the first time, U.S.News & World Reportpublished an “America’s Best Children’s Hospitals” issue,which features a detailed listing of the nation’s top 30 chil-dren’s hospitals. NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital ranks firstin New York and eighth in the nation for pediatric care,according to the published survey. The ranking accounts forNewYork-Presbyterian’s two major centers for children’shealth care: Morgan Stanley Children’s Hospital and theKomansky Center for Children’s Health at NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell. Based on pediatric rankingsreported in previous “Best Hospitals” issues, this year’s pedi-atric ranking represents the seventh year the Hospital isranked in the top 10.

Such recognition can only be achieved and maintainedthrough the ongoing commitment of our nearly 16,000dedicated and hard-working employees, as well as theinvolvement of our many volunteers, friends, and donorswho believe in the Hospital and our mission to provide the very best care medicine has to offer.

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Statistical Summary 32

Financial Summary 33

Governance 34

Clinical Leadership 38

Service Line Administration 40

Advisory and Support Groups 40

Auxiliary and Volunteers 41

NewYork�Presbyterian

Healthcare System 42

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Statistical Summary (2006)

PATIENT CARE

Patients Discharged (including neonatal) 92,684Newborn 10,395Psychiatric

Payne Whitney Clinic 1,182NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia 1,583Westchester Division 3,667

Total 109,511

Patient Days, All Divisions (including newborns) 735,176Visits to Day Hospital (ambulatory surgery) 49,067Visits to Outpatient Clinics 665,348Visits to Emergency Facilities 222,869

DISTRIBUTION OF BEDS

Medical/Surgical 1,579Pediatrics 127Maternity 140Nursery 111Psychiatric 378Total 2,335

SERVICES TO PATIENTS

Laboratory 9,659,596Blood Bank 453,227Radioisotopes Services 18,484X-ray Procedures 519,576Operations 45,281Deliveries 11,594Electrocardiograms 227,441Electroencephalograms 29,836Therapy Treatments

(Physical, Occupational) 310,873Transfusions 107,157Average Number of Full-Time Employees 15,993

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NEWYORK-PRESBYTERIAN HOSPITAL...

Financial Summary January 1 - December 31, 2006

Note: The Hospital also expended $65.9 million in Charity Care.

REVENUES AS A PERCENTAGE OF TOTAL PATIENT CARE AND OTHER REVENUES

Revenues $ Millions %

Net Patient Revenues 2,599.5 91.7%

Other Revenues 234.0 8.3%

Total Revenues $2,833.5 100.0%

EXPENSES AS A PERCENTAGE OF TOTAL EXPENSES

Expenses $ Millions %

Salaries and Wages 1,240.7 45.2%

Employee Benefits 304.2 11.1%

Provision for Bad Debts 59.7 2.2%

Depreciation and Amortization 167.6 6.1%

Interest 43.9 1.6%

Supplies and Nonsalary Expenses 926.6 33.8%

Total Expenses $2,742.7 100.0%

Gain (Loss) from Operations $90.8


Governance

CORPORATEOFFICERS/TRUSTEES

John J. Mack**Chairman

Frank A. Bennack Jr.Charlotte M. FordPeter A. GeorgescuJerry I. SpeyerVice Chairmen

Herbert Pardes, M.D.**President and Chief Executive Officer

CHAIRMEN EMERITI

Daniel B. BurkeMaurice R. GreenbergJohn F. McGillicuddy

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Roger C. AltmanFrank A. Bennack Jr.Louis U. Bigliani

(Ex Officio)Donald L. BoudreauDaniel B. BurkeLuis A. CanelaIris CantorPamela G. CarltonStephen Case, Esq.John K. CastleJean ClarkH. Rodgin Cohen, Esq.Joan Ganz CooneyMichel David-WeillMrs. John W. EspyCharlotte M. FordRichard S. Fuld Jr.Louis R. GaryDavid A. GeorgePeter A. GeorgescuHarvey GolubJeffrey W. GreenbergMaurice R. GreenbergArthur J. Hedge Jr.Marifé HernandezJames B. Hurlock, Esq.Glenn H. HutchinsO. Wayne Isom, M.D.Mitchell L. JacobsonRobert L. JamesHoward S. JonasWinfield P. Jones, Esq.Andrea JungPeter S. KalikowAlfred F. KellyDavid H. KochDavid H. KomanskyTerry Allen KramerMarilyn LaurieRochelle B. LazarusJohn J. MackArthur J. Mahon, Esq.Ellen R. MarramRoman Martinez IV

William F. MayRaymond J. McGuireRobert B. MenschelJohn E. Merow, Esq.Constance J. Milstein, Esq.Steven T. MnuchinSharmin Mossavar-RahmaniSarah E. NashSteven O. NewhouseDaniel S. OchAdebayo O. OgunlesiHerbert Pardes, M.D.Gordon B. PatteeTimothy A. Pedley, M.D.Ronald O. PerelmanLisa PerryOgden Mills PhippsLionel I. PincusMichael S. PritulaWilliam R. RhodesStephen M. RossArthur F. RyanArthur J. SambergOscar Straus SchaferMark SchwartzRobert G. ScottIvan G. SeidenbergWalter V. ShipleyRichard D. SiegalRichard E. SnyderHoward SolomonJerry I. SpeyerSeymour SternbergPhilip E. Stieg, Ph.D., M.D.Brenda Neubauer StrausSir Howard StringerVincent Tese, Esq.John A. ThainMichael D. TusianiDavid W. WallaceSanford I. WeillJohn S. WeinbergMargaret L. Wolff, Esq.Robert C. Wright

LIFE TRUSTEES

Mark E. Andrews IIIEdward H. AuchinclossR. Palmer Baker Jr.Robert H.B. BaldwinJoseph A. Califano Jr., Esq.James M. ClarkMrs. Vincent de RouletJames H. EvansEmily FowlerEdward Ward Franklin, Esq.Frederick W. GluckKenneth H. HannanHerbert IrvingDavid I. MargolisJohn F. McGillicuddyPaul MilsteinMrs. Milton PetrieRonald P. StantonSidney J. Weinberg Jr.

BOARD COMMITTEES

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

John J. MackChairman

Frank A. Bennack Jr.Donald L. BoudreauCharlotte M. FordPeter A. GeorgescuHarvey GolubJeffrey W. GreenbergMaurice R. GreenbergArthur J. Hedge Jr.Peter S. KalikowDavid H. KomanskyRochelle B. LazarusSarah E. NashHerbert Pardes, M.D.Lionel I. PincusArthur J. SamburgMark SchwartzJerry I. Speyer

EXECUTIVE COMPENSATIONCOMMITTEE

John J. MackChairman

Frank A. Bennack Jr.Donald L. BoudreauCharlotte M. FordPeter A. GeorgescuJeffrey W. GreenbergJohn F. McGillicuddyJerry I. Speyer

AUDIT AND CORPORATECOMPLIANCE COMMITTEE

Donald L. BoudreauChairman

Mark SchwartzVice Chairman

R. Palmer Baker Jr., Esq.Luis A. CanelaH. Rodgin Cohen, Esq.Ellen R. MarramWilliam F. MayJohn E. Merow, Esq.Vincent Tese, Esq.

BUDGET AND FINANCECOMMITTEE

Frank A. Bennack Jr.Chairman

Donald L. BoudreauJohn K. CastleLouis R. GaryHarvey GolubJeffrey W. GreenbergMaurice R. Greenberg Arthur J. Hedge Jr.James B. Hurlock, Esq.Peter S. KalikowDavid I. MargolisRoman Martinez IVSarah E. NashGordon B. PatteeLionel I. PincusMark SchwartzJerry I. SpeyerBrenda Neubauer Straus David W. WallaceJohn S. Weinberg

DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE

David H. KochChairman

James H. EvansCollette T. Kean*Terry Allen KramerConstance J. Milstein, Esq.Paul MilsteinMrs. Milton PetrieJerry I. SpeyerRonald P. StantonSir Howard StringerSidney J. Weinberg Jr.

EXTERNAL RELATIONSCOMMITTEE

Seymour SternbergChairman

Luis A. CanelaMrs. Vincent de RouletMarifé HernandezPeter S. KalikowAlfred E. KellyRobert Krasner, M.D.*Burton Lee, M.D.*John F. McGillicuddySarah E. NashEric A. Rose, M.D.*Philip E. Stieg, Ph.D., M.D.Robert C. Wright

** John J. Mack is an ex officio member of all Board committees; Herbert Pardes, M.D.,is an ex officio member of all Board committees except the Executive CompensationCommittee and the Audit and Corporate Compliance Committee.

* Public member(as of November 8, 2007)

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Governance

HUMAN RESOURCESCOMMITTEE

Arthur F. RyanChairman

Mark E. Andrews IIIDaniel B. BurkePamela G. CarltonJames H. EvansCharlotte M. FordMarifé HernandezJames B. Hurlock, Esq.John F. McGillicuddyMichael S. PritulaJohn S. WeinbergMargaret L. Wolff, Esq.

INFORMATIONTECHNOLOGY COMMITTEE

Glenn H. HutchinsChairman

Curtis Cole, M.D.*Alex Goor*Jeffrey W. GreenbergGeorge F. Heinrich, M.D.*George Hripcsak, M.D.*Benjamin Henry Lewis, M.D.*Michael S. PritulaArthur F. RyanGlen Salow*Richard E. SnyderHenry Spotnitz, M.D.*George J. Weinberger Jr.*Robert C. Wright

INVESTMENT COMMITTEE

David H. KomanskyChairman

Roman Martinez IVVice Chairman

Pamela G. CarltonJohn K. CastleJames H. EvansEdward Ward Franklin, Esq. David A. GeorgeMitchell L. JacobsonPeter S. KalikowRaymond J. McGuireMrs. Sharmin Mossavar-RahmaniSarah E. NashGordon B. PatteeLionel I. PincusArthur J. SambergRobert C. Scott

* Public member

JOINT CONFERENCECOMMITTEE

Gordon B. PatteeChairman

Philip O. Alderson, M.D.Edward H. AuchinclossFrank A. Bennack Jr.Donald L. Boudreau Iris CantorStephen Case, Esq.Joan Ganz Cooney Charlotte M. FordLouis R. Gary Richard D. Granstein, M.D.Arthur J. Hedge Jr.Marifé HernandezO. Wayne Isom, M.D.Robert L. JamesPeter S. KalikowDavid H. Koch David H. KomanskyMarilyn LaurieRochelle B. LazarusJohn E. Merow, Esq.Constance J. Milstein, Esq.Timothy A. Pedley, M.D.Richard E. SnyderBrenda Neubauer StrausMichael D. TusianiJohn S. WeinbergSidney J. Weinberg Jr.

LEGAL AFFAIRS COMMITTEE

Vincent Tese, Esq.Chairman

Stephen Case, Esq.H. Rodgin Cohen, Esq.James B. Hurlock, Esq.Arthur J. Mahon, Esq.John E. Merow, Esq.Margaret L. Wolff, Esq.

MARKETING AND PUBLICRELATIONS COMMITTEE

Rochelle B. LazarusChair

Peter A. GeorgescuLee Goldman, M.D.*Antonio M. Gotto Jr., M.D.,

D.Phil.*Robert L. JamesHarvey Klein, M.D.*Marilyn LaurieEllen R. MarramRobert B. MenschelSteven Shea, M.D.*Richard E. SnyderSir Howard StringerE. Darracott Vaughan, M.D.*

PATIENT-CENTERED CARE ANDSERVICE QUALITY COMMITTEE

Marifé HernandezChair

Mitchell L. JacobsonVice Chairman

George Baker IV*Louis U. Bigliani, M.D.Luis A. CanelaIris CantorMrs. John W. EspyAnne Ford*Charlotte M. FordMrs. Sandra Gold*Mrs. Jamee Gregory*O. Wayne Isom, M.D.Collette T. Kean*Ellen R. MarramWilliam F. MaySteven MnuchinAnke Nolting, Ph.D.*Timothy A. Pedley, M.D.Lisa R. PerryFran Poole*Phyllis Semegran*Steven Shea, M.D.Ruth Siegel*Mrs. Daisy M. Soros*Philip E. Stieg, Ph.D., M.D.Michael D. TusianiE. Darracott Vaughan, M.D.*Audrey Weiderlight, Ph.D.*

QUALITY ASSESSMENT ANDPERFORMANCEIMPROVEMENT COMMITTEE

Arthur J. Hedge Jr.Chairman

Louis U. Bigliani, M.D.Pamela G. CarltonMrs. John W. EspyEdward Ward Franklin, Esq.Louis R. GaryGeorge F. Heinrich, M.D.*Howard S. JonasWinfield P. Jones, Esq.William F. MayConstance J. Milstein, Esq.Steven O. NewhousePhilip E. Stieg, Ph.D., M.D.

REAL ESTATE AND MAJORFACILITIES COMMITTEE

Peter S. KalikowChairman

Arthur J. Hedge Jr.David H. KochJohn E. Merow, Esq.Constance J. Milstein, Esq.Ogden Mills PhippsStephen M. RossJerry I. Speyer

SPECIAL COMMITTEE ONTHE CAPITAL CAMPAIGN

Maurice R. GreenbergHonorary Chairman

Jerry I. SpeyerChairman

Frank A. Bennack Jr.John J. MackCo-chairmen

Charlotte M. FordJeffrey W. GreenbergO. Wayne Isom, M.D.Mitchell JacobsonDavid H. KomanskyRochelle B. LazarusJohn F. McGillicuddy Jr.Timothy A. Pedley, M.D.John A. ThainMargaret L. WolffVice Chairs

Herbert Pardes, M.D.President andChief Executive OfficerNewYork-Presbyterian Hospital

Larry SchaferVice PresidentDevelopment

(as of November 8, 2007)

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Governance

CORPORATE OFFICERS/SENIOR ADMINISTRATION

Herbert Pardes, M.D.President and Chief Executive Officer

Steven J. Corwin, M.D.Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer

Phyllis R. LantosExecutive Vice President,Chief Financial Officer andTreasurer

Senior Vice PresidentsAurelia G. BoyerSenior Vice President andChief Information Officer

Emme DelandSenior Vice PresidentStrategy

Maxine Fass, Esq.Senior Vice President,Chief Legal Officer and General Counsel

G. Thomas FergusonSenior Vice President andChief Human Resources Officer

Laura L. Forese, M.D., M.P.H.Senior Vice President,Chief Medical Officer andChief Operating OfficerNewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell

Robert E. Kelly, M.D.Senior Vice President,Chief Medical Officer andChief Operating OfficerNewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia

Mark E. LarmoreSenior Vice President, Financeand Assistant Treasurer

Joan M. Leiman, Ph.D.Chief of Staff to thePresident and CEO

Wilhelmina M. Manzano, M.A., R.N., C.N.A.A.-B.C.Chief Nursing OfficerNewYork-Presbyterian Hospitaland Healthcare SystemSenior Vice President, OperationsThe Allen Pavilion

Wayne OstenSenior Vice President and DirectorNewYork-PresbyterianHealthcare System

William A. Polf, Ph.D.Senior Vice PresidentExternal Relations

Gloria D. ReegSenior Vice President andChief Investment Officer

Louis F. Reuter IVSenior Vice PresidentFacilities Development andReal Estate

Dov N. SchwartzbenSenior Vice PresidentFinance

Cynthia N. SparerSenior Vice President andChief Operating OfficerWomen’s, Children’s andCommunity Health

Gary J. ZuarSenior Vice PresidentFinance

Vice PresidentsDavid AlgeVice PresidentOperationsNewYork-PresbyterianHealthcare System

R. Peter Altman, M.D.Vice President and Chief MedicalOfficer, Medical AffairsChildren’s Health Network

Donna A. BarbaroVice PresidentDesign and ConstructionNewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell

Laurence J. BergerVice PresidentAdministrationNewYork-PresbyterianHealthcare System

Suzanne Boyle, D.N.Sc., R.N.Vice PresidentPatient Care ServicesNewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell

Jeffrey A. Bronstein, M.P.A.Vice PresidentStrategy

Kathleen M. Burke, Esq.Vice President, Board Relations,Secretary and Counsel

John V. Campano, Esq.Vice President, Risk Managementand Associate General Counsel

J. Emilio Carrillo, M.D., M.P.H.Vice PresidentCommunity Health Development

Andria CastellanosVice PresidentClinical ServicesNewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia

Terri Chan-KrausharVice PresidentClinical Information Services

Martin A. CohenVice PresidentReal Estate

Karen Scott Collins, M.D., M.P.H.Vice PresidentQuality and Patient Safety

Ellie DaltonVice PresidentCapital Asset Planningand Development

E. William Davis Jr., M.D.Vice President EmeritusMedical Affairs

Anthony Dawson, M.S.N., R.N.Vice PresidentQuality and Patient Safety

Paul DunpheyVice PresidentRevenue Cycle Operations

Richard EinwechterVice PresidentFinancial Budget Operations

Linda S. Espinosa, M.S., R.N.Vice PresidentPatient Care ServicesBehavioral Health

William J. FarrellVice PresidentFinancial Operations

David A. FeinbergVice PresidentMarketing

John FleischerVice PresidentStrategic Sourcing

Michael J. FosinaVice President andExecutive DirectorThe Allen Pavilion

Steven D. Forman, C.P.A.Vice PresidentInternal Audit and Compliance

Anita R. Golbey, Esq.Vice President,Deputy General Counsel andAssistant Secretary

William T. GreeneVice PresidentClinical ServicesNewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell

Kenneth R. HaberVice PresidentPatient Support Services

Steven J. KurzVice PresidentNetwork Patient Accounts

Eliot J. Lazar, M.D.Vice President and ChiefQuality OfficerNewYork-Presbyterian HospitalChief Medical Officer andVice President, Medical AffairsNewYork-PresbyterianHealthcare System

Richard S. Liebowitz, M.D., M.H.Sc.Vice PresidentMedical Affairs

J. David LissVice PresidentGovernment Relations andStrategic Initiatives

Myrna A. MannersVice PresidentPublic Affairs

Susan MascitelliSpecial Assistant to thePresident and Vice President,Patient Services

Bart MinskyVice PresidentHuman ResourcesNewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia

Helen MorikVice PresidentGovernment and Community Affairs

Jaclyn A. MucariaVice PresidentAmbulatory Care andPatient-Centered Services

José NuñezVice PresidentInternational and CorporateHealth Services

Bernadette O’Brien, RNVice PresidentOperationsMorgan Stanley Children’s Hospitalof NewYork-Presbyterian

Bernadette OcampoAssistant Secretary



Governance

Debra O’Hehir, M.S.N., M.B.A.,R.N.

Vice PresidentPatient Care ServicesThe Allen Pavilion

Georgia Persky, M.B.A., R.N.,C.N.A.A.-B.C.

Vice PresidentPatient Care ServicesNewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia

Stacey PfefferVice PresidentHuman ResourcesNewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell

Valerie PunnettVice PresidentInformation Services

Larry SchaferVice PresidentDevelopment

Carol SilkVice President and Chief Learning Officer

Jolie Singer, M.P.H.Vice President and Chief of Staffto the Executive Vice Presidentand COO

Kenneth ThibaultVice PresidentInformation Services

Frederick S. Title, Esq.Vice PresidentLegal Affairs

Eric R. VorenkampVice PresidentNewYork-Presbyterian Health Plans

Timothy Whelan, Esq.Vice President andAssociate General Counsel

Philip J. Wilner, M.D., M.B.A.Vice President and Medical DirectorBehavioral Health

Karol Wollenburg, M.S., R.Ph.Vice President andApothecary-in-Chief

MEDICAL BOARD

Louis U. Bigliani, M.D.President

Philip E. Stieg, Ph.D., M.D.Vice President

Jack D. Barchas, M.D.David Bickers, M.D.Steven J. Corwin, M.D.Kevin G. Dunsky, M.D.Neal E. Flomenbaum, M.D.Laura L. Forese, M.D.James F. Giglio, M.D.Richard D. Granstein, M.D.Robert T. Grant, M.D.George M. Hripcsak, M.D.Robert E. Kelly, M.D.Donald W. Landry, M.D.Richard S. Liebowitz, M.D. Gerald M. Loughlin, M.D.Fabrizio Michelassi, M.D.Robert J. Min, M.D.Dattatreyudu Nori, M.D.Herbert Pardes, M.D.Timothy A. Pedley, M.D.Richard A. Polin, M.D.Robert I. Sassoon, M.D.Andrew I. Schafer, M.D.Craig R. Smith, M.D.

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital/Columbia University Medical Center

Louis U. Bigliani, M.D.President

David Bickers, M.D.Vice President

Philip O. Alderson, M.D.Mitchell Benson, M.D.Stanley Chang, M.D.Kevin G. Dunsky, M.D.Lanny Garth Close, M.D.Steven J. Corwin, M.D.Mary D’Alton, M.D.Sidney B. Eisig, D.D.S.James F. Giglio, M.D.Lee Goldman, M.D.Scott M. Hammer, M.D.George M. Hripcsak, M.D.Robert E. Kelly, M.D.Kathleen A. Klink, M.D.Donald W. Landry, M.D.Jeffrey Lieberman, M.D.Richard S. Liebowitz, M.D.Herbert Pardes, M.D.Timothy A. Pedley, M.D.Richard A. Polin, M.D.Michael L. Shelanski, M.D., Ph.D.Craig R. Smith, M.D.Robert A. Solomon, M.D.Margaret Wood, M.D.

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital/Weill Cornell Medical Center

Philip E. Stieg, Ph.D., M.D.President

Gerald M. Loughlin, M.D.Vice President

Jack D. Barchas, M.D.M. Flint Beal, M.D.David Behrman, D.D.S.Frank A. Chervenak, M.D.Steven J. Corwin, M.D.Donald J. D’Amico, M.D.E. William Davis Jr., M.D.Neal E. Flomenbaum, M.D.Laura L. Forese, M.D.Antonio M. Gotto Jr., M.D.Richard D. Granstein, M.D.Robert T. Grant, M.D.O. Wayne Isom, M.D.Daniel M. Knowles, M.D.Richard S. Liebowitz, M.D.Fabrizio Michelassi, M.D.Robert J. Min, M.D.Alvin I. Mushlin, M.D.Dattatreyudu Nori, M.D.Michael O’Dell, M.D.Herbert Pardes, M.D.Zev Rosenwaks, M.D.Robert I. Sassoon, M.D.John J. Savarese, M.D.Andrew I. Schafer, M.D.Peter N. Schlegel, M.D.Thomas P. Sculco, M.D.Michael G. Stewart, M.D.Manikkam Suthanthiran, M.D.


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Clinical Leadership

CHIEFS OF SERVICE

Physicians at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital haveappointments at ColumbiaUniversity College of Physiciansand Surgeons or Weill CornellMedical College, and somephysicians have joint appoint-ments at both schools. Most ofthe chiefs of service serve aschairmen of the correspondingclinical departments at theirrespective medical schools.


AnesthesiologyMargaret Wood, M.D.

Dental and Oral SurgerySidney B. Eisig, D.D.S.

DermatologyDavid R. Bickers, M.D.

Emergency MedicineJames F. Giglio, M.D.

Family MedicineKathleen A. Klink, M.D.

MedicineDonald W. Landry, M.D., Ph.D.

(interim)

Neurological SurgeryRobert A. Solomon, M.D.

NeurologyTimothy A. Pedley, M.D.

Obstetrics and GynecologyMary D’Alton, M.D.

OphthalmologyStanley Chang, M.D.

Orthopaedic SurgeryLouis U. Bigliani, M.D.

OtolaryngologyLanny Garth Close, M.D.

PathologyMichael L. Shelanski, M.D., Ph.D.

PediatricsRichard A. Polin, M.D.

(interim)

PsychiatryJeffrey Lieberman, M.D.

Radiation OncologyPhilip O. Alderson, M.D.

(interim)

RadiologyPhilip O. Alderson, M.D.

Rehabilitation MedicineNancy E. Strauss, M.D.

(interim)

SurgeryCraig R. Smith, M.D.

(interim)

UrologyMitchell C. Benson, M.D.


AnesthesiologyJohn J. Savarese, M.D.

Cardiothoracic SurgeryO. Wayne Isom, M.D.

Dentistry, Oral andMaxillofacial SurgeryDavid A. Behrman, D.M.D.

DermatologyRichard D. Granstein, M.D.

Emergency MedicineNeal E. Flomenbaum, M.D.

MedicineAndrew I. Schafer, M.D.

NeurologyM. Flint Beal, M.D.

Neurological SurgeryPhilip E. Stieg, Ph.D., M.D.

Obstetrics and GynecologyFrank A. Chervenak, M.D.

OphthalmologyDonald J. D’Amico, M.D.

Orthopaedic SurgeryThomas P. Sculco, M.D.Surgeon-in-ChiefHospital for Special Surgery

OtorhinolaryngologyMichael G. Stewart, M.D.

PathologyDaniel M. Knowles, M.D.

PediatricsGerald M. Loughlin, M.D.

PsychiatryJack D. Barchas, M.D.

Public HealthAlvin I. Mushlin, M.D.

Radiation OncologyDattatreyudu Nori, M.D.

RadiologyRobert J. Min, M.D.(interim)

Rehabilitation MedicineNancy E. Strauss, M.D.

(interim)

Reproductive MedicineMarc Goldstein, M.D.Co-Chief

Zev Rosenwaks, M.D.Co-Chief

SurgeryFabrizio Michelassi, M.D.

Transplantation Medicineand Extracorporeal TherapyManikkam Suthanthiran, M.D.

UrologyPeter N. Schlegel, M.D.

PATHOLOGY ANDLABORATORY MEDICINE


The Allen PavilionLaboratoryAlexander Kratz, M.D., Ph.D.Director

Anatomic Pathology Charles Marboe, M.D.Director

Blood Bank andTransfusion Medicine Harold Kaplan, M.D.Director

Clinical Laboratories Steven Spitalnik, M.D.Director

Core Laboratory Daniel J. Fink, M.D.Director (deceased November 2007)

CytogeneticsBrynn Levy, Ph.D.Director

Dorothy Warburton, Ph.D.Associate Director

Cytology Guo-Xia Tong, M.D.Acting Director

Microbiology Phyllis Della-Latta, Ph.D.Director

Susan Whittier, Ph.D.Associate Director

Special Hematology/Special Coagulation Jeffrey Jhang, M.D.Director

Specialty Lab Michael Pesce, Ph.D.Director

Stem Cell Joseph Schwartz, M.D.Director

Surgical Pathology Kathleen O’Toole, M.D.Director

Clinical Diagnostic LaboratoriesDirectorsCardiac Catheterization,PediatricsWilliam E. Hellenbrand, M.D.Chief, Pediatric Cardiology

Cardiac ECG, AdultJames A. Reiffel, M.D.

Cardiovascular UltrasoundShunichi Homma, M.D.

Clinical CardiacElectrophysiologyHasan Garan, M.D.

Echocardiography, PediatricsCharles S. Kleinman, M.D.

Interventional CardiologyCenter, Adult

Allan Schwartz, M.D.Chief, Cardiology

NeurophysiologyRonald G. Emerson, M.D.

Nuclear CardiologyLynne L. Johnson, M.D.

Nuclear MedicineRonald Van Heertum, M.D.

Pulmonary FunctionRobert C. Basner, M.D.


Anatomic Pathology Joan G. Jones, M.D.Director

Blood Bank and Stem CellProcessing Laboratories Donna L. Skerrett, M.D.Director

Clinical ChemistryYashpal Agrawal, M.D., Ph.D.Chief

Clinical Core Laboratories Richard W. Lent, Ph.D.Director



Clinical Leadership

Clinical LaboratoriesDebra G. B. Leonard, M.D., Ph.D.Director

Cytogenetics Susan Mathew, Ph.D.Director

Cytopathology Madeline Vazquez, M.D.Chief

Dermatopathology Cynthia M. Magro, M.D.Director

Immunopathology Amy Chadburn, M.D.Director

Microbiology Davise H. Larone, Ph.D.Chief

Molecular Hematopathology Y. Lynn Wang, M.D., Ph.D.Director

Translational ResearchLaboratory Services Mark Rubin, M.D.Director

Clinical Diagnostic LaboratoriesDirectorsCardiac Catheterization,AdultS. Chiu Wong, M.D.

Cardiac Catheterization,PediatricsWilliam E. Hellenbrand, M.D.

Cardiac ElectrophysiologyBruce B. Lerman, M.D.

Cardiac ECG, AdultPaul D. Kligfield, M.D.

Cardiac ECG, PediatricsRubin Cooper, M.D.

EchocardiographyRichard Devereux, M.D.

ElectroencephalographyGail E. Solomon, M.D.

ElectromyographyMichael Rubin, M.D.

NeurophysiologyJonathan Victor, M.D., Ph.D.

Nuclear MedicineStanley J. Goldsmith, M.D.

Pulmonary FunctionAbraham Sanders, M.D.

NURSING ANDPATIENT CARE SERVICES

Wilhelmina Manzano, M.A., R.N.,C.N.A.A.-B.C.

Senior Vice President andChief Nursing Officer

Center for ProfessionalNursing Practice

Gina Bufe, Ph.D., R.N.DirectorEducation, Quality and Research

Lourdes V. Mellino, M.A., M.Ed.,R.N., C.N.A.A.-B.C.

DirectorProfessional Nursing Practice

MariLou Prado-Inzerillo, M.A., R.N.DirectorNursing Operations andCredentialing

Mary E. Quinn, M.S.N., R.N.Master Black Belt forNursing, Quality and Safety

Reonel Saddul, M.S.N., M.P.A, R.N.DirectorNursing Informatics

Rosemary Sullivan, M.A., R.N.DirectorNursing Special Programs


Patient Care ServicesGeorgia J. Persky, M.B.A., R.N.,

C.N.A.A.-B.C.Vice President

Cardiovascular NursingCatherine Halliday, B.S.N., M.S.N.Director

Emergency Department Raffaela Pia, R.N.C., M.S.Director

Medical/SurgicalVinni Schek, M.P.H., R.N.Director

Neuro/Specialty Linda Valentino, M.S.N., R.N.Director

Nursing Operations Grace Su, M.Ed., M.S., R.N.Director

Operating RoomVictoria Fox, B.S.N., R.N., C.N.O.R.Director

Respiratory TherapyEileen Barnwell, B.S., M.S., R.R.T.Director

Social WorkPaula Roberts, L.C.S.W.Director

Admitting, Dischargeand BillingKathleen TomkinsDirector

Morgan Stanley Children’s Hospitalof NewYork-Presbyterian

Patient Care ServicesNeonatal Intensive Care Unit Francine Malenzi, M.S.N., R.N.Director

Obstetrical Services Jane McCarthy, R.N.Director

Operations and Supervision Margaret Fisher, M.S.N., R.N.Director

Organizational Readinessand Compliance Peggy Quinn, M.P.H., R.N.Director

Pediatric EmergencyDepartment and ImagingServicesA. Bonnie Corbett, F.N.P., M.S.,

C.E.N.Director

Perioperative ServicesSuzanne Peller, R.N., M.Ed.,

C.N.O.R., B.C.Director

Social WorkSharron Madden, L.C.S.W.Director

The Allen Pavilion

Patient Care ServicesDebra O’Hehir, M.S.N., M.B.A., R.N.Vice President

Valerie Henriques, R.N., M.A., M.Ed.Director


Patient Care ServicesSuzanne M. Boyle, D.N.Sc., R.N.Vice President

Behavioral HealthLinda S. Espinosa, M.S., R.N.Vice President

Renee John Repique, M.S., R.N.Director

Cardiac ServicesHussein Tahan, D.N.Sc., R.N., C.N.A.Interim Director

Critical Care Surgical SpecialtiesRobert Dembicki, M.S., R.N.Director

Emergency DepatmentBrian Miluszuky, R.N.Director

MedicineBernadette Khan, M.S.N., R.N.Director

Perioperative ServicesKathleen Gaul Burke, B.S.N., R.N.Diomari B. Sumagaysay, R.N.Laurie Walsh, R.N., M.S.N.Directors

Special Programs/UHC Reynaldo Rivera, M.A., R.N.Director

Surgery Patricia Prufeta, M.S., R.N.Director

Women’s and Children Paula M. Broderick, M.S.N., R.N.Director

Respiratory TherapyOctavio Mike LaFuentes, B.S., R.T.Director

Social WorkYvette Rolon, L.C.S.W., A.C.S.W.Acting Director


Patient Care ServicesLinda S. Espinosa, M.S., R.N.Vice President

Nursing Operations Janet M. Moran, M.S., R.N.Director

Nursing Practice Mary Ellen Brous, M.S., R.N.Director

Social WorkBarbara H. Waltman, M.S.W.Director

Ambulatory Care Network

Ambulatory NursingQuality and PracticeJudy Aponte, M.A., R.N.Director

PHARMACY

Karol Wollenburg, M.S., R.Ph.Apothecary-in-Chief


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SERVICE LINES

Administrative DirectorsBehavioral HealthGail Ryder

CardiacBernadette Miesner

Children’s HealthAliza Koenigsberg

Digestive DiseasesNicole Kail

Emergency MedicineAriella Harel

GeriatricsSarah Ferguson

MedicineTina Stimpson

NeuroscienceGail Ryder

OncologyMara Bloom

Orthopaedic Tina Stimpson

TransplantStefanie Goldberg

VascularHope Copperstone

Women’s HealthBarbara Gerolimatos

COMMUNITY HEALTHADVISORY COUNCIL


Community MembersFrank A. AlvarezCharles Corliss, Ph.D.Leslie FosterHerbert HarwittMaria LunaLuis MirandaPamela Palanque-North, Ph.D.Ana Olivero, M.D.Moises PerezRosita RomeroAndrew RubinsonYvonne StennettJuan Tapia-Mendoza, M.D.Juan Villar

PRESBYTERIAN HOSPITALCOMMUNITY HEALTHCOUNCIL

Edith PrentissChair

Norma DeCandidoDan CohenJoan CohenRosie EugeneKim SouthallEthel StollHarry Whitbread

FAMILY ADVISORY COUNCIL


Mark AbramsJo-Ann AngelucciJulia BarugelDebbie BenefeldKaren BerganPaul BrownMichael CraigRick Evans*Raquel Franklin*Jennifer GarvinMasumi GoldmanMatt GoldmanAsher HaftPat Hametz, M.D.*Dan Hyman, M.D.*Shevy KahanKaren KaiserJackie KatonEllen Klingsberg, R.N.*Aliza Koenigsberg*Carolyn Kyne, R.N.*Ellen LeeSharron Madden, L.C.S.W.*Michelle MoreaAnn O’ConnorKanako Okuda, L.C.S.W.*Maria ReyesAnnmarie SassoBella Schanzer-MorganBarbara Smolek*Gary WartenbergRose Winton

* Hospital member

COMMUNITY ADVISORY BOARD


Jonathan Bobrow Altschuler, Esq.Chairman

Leslie SlocumVice Chairman

Louis UlianoSecretary

William J. DionneRuby GainesMichael S. Garvey, D.V.M.Jacqueline HalpinJohn J. LynchLiam LynchStephen C. PetrilloLinda PickettWarren B. ScharfStuart K. ShermanRon SwiftWanda Wooten



Service Line Administration, Advisory and Support Groups

THE AUXILIARY


Mrs. Theodore SemegranPresident

Mrs. David DodgeFirst Vice President

Mrs. Paul CannonSecretary

Mrs. David L. AndrewsTreasurer

Ms. Anne LipariCorresponding Secretary

Once again, the 15 active mem-bers, as well as the 28 associatemembers, are delighted to besupporting a scholarship for juniorfaculty at the Center for Women’sHealth. This will be our eighthgrant in the amount of $50,000.In addition, we have funded thefollowing:

• $4,000 to the Medical CenterNursery School to help fundand run the school

• $2,500 to the Department ofSocial Work and RehabilitativeMedicine to enable the ClothingFund to continue

• $4,000 to our Anna BallKneeland Fund to supporteducational programs andlectures for social workers

• $1,500 for printing a book ofpictures and phrases, CrucialCommunications, to helppatients–who, due to language,stroke, intubation or otherphysical or mental incapacities–cannot communicate while inthe Hospital

• Supplying volunteers in theTrained Liaison Comforterprogram in the ICU and SameDay/Ambulatory waiting areas

• Free parking for Auxilianvolunteers

• Participation in the UnitedHospital Fund’s annual Auxilian and Volunteer Dayof Recognition

THE AUXILIARY


Fran PooleChair

Kim ChurchElizabeth JohnsonVice Chairs

Suzannah SmithSecretary/Treasurer

Collette T. KeanChair Emeritus

2006 saw the continuation ofour Holiday Express programin which holiday greens aredelivered fresh from the farm tothe doors of our supporters. Allproceeds benefited the PediatricEmergency Department.

The Auxiliary’s mission ofsupporting the Hospital’smany patient-related programscontinued with funding grants to:

• Pediatric Primary Care Clinic

• Patient Recreation and CraftsProgram

• Education Aids for the SocialServices Department

• “Healthy Steps” for YoungChildren

• Paramedic Training Program

• Payne Whitney’s TherapeuticActivities

Outstanding presentations for theeducational lecture series contin-ued, concluding with a presenta-tion on plastic surgery.

The Babies Alumni Program waspursued actively and added manynew members to its roster.

Members of the Auxiliary of bothcenters also participate in the UnitedHospital Fund and HospitalAssociation of New York.

VOLUNTEERS


Rick EvansDirectorVolunteer andPatient-Centered Services

Evelyn RamosManagerVolunteer ServicesNewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia

Patricia ChoiManagerVolunteer ServicesNewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell

Diane ClarkManagerVolunteer and Patient ServicesWestchester Division

Mayra GarciaManagerVolunteer ServicesThe Allen Pavilion

Barbara SmolekManagerVolunteer ServicesMorgan Stanley Children’s Hospital

Ariel LenarduzziManagerInterpreter Services

Volunteers are a key element ofthe We Put Patients First effort atNewYork-Presbyterian. In 2006,over 2,000 volunteers providedmore than 190,000 hours ofservice in a wide array of programsand roles for our:

• Emergency Departments

• Child Life Program

• Pet Therapy Program

• Hospital Elder Life Program(HELP)

• Domestic and Other ViolenceEmergency (DOVE) Program

• Reach Out and Read

• Silver Spoons

• Trained Liaison Comforters (TLC)

Volunteers also helped at infor-mation desks and in waitingareas across our facilities.

In 2006, we launched excitingnew volunteer programs, includingthe Comfort Zone designed tosupport caregivers; Nancy’s Friendsat NewYork-Presbyterian/WeillCornell and Irving’s Angels atNewYork-Presbyterian/Columbiato support oncology patients andtheir families; and new volunteerprograms for the neurology units.

NewYork-Presbyterian’s languageassistance program, which providesservices to patients with LimitedEnglish Proficiency, continues topursue a wide array of initiativesaimed at maintaining high levelsof patient and staff awarenessregarding this important issue, aswell as community outreach andinterpreter competency and train-ing programs.

This program continues to groweach year and is a gold standardin healthcare. In 2006, interpreterassistance was provided to patientsat NewYork-Presbyterian facilitiesfor 82 different languages, over160,000 times. In addition,NewYork-Presbyterian sponsoredits first annual conference forhospitals on language assistanceprograms. The conference wasattended by over 170 leaders fromfour states.


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BOARD LEADERSHIP/SENIOR MANAGEMENT

Jeffrey W. GreenbergChairman

Donald L. BoudreauJohn E. Merow, Esq.Vice Chairmen

Herbert Pardes, M.D.President and Chief Executive OfficerNewYork-PresbyterianHealthcare System

Wayne OstenSenior Vice Presidentand DirectorNewYork-PresbyterianHealthcare System

Laurence J. BergerVice President andChief Administrative Officer

Eliot J. Lazar, M.D.Vice President andChief Medical Officer

David AlgeVice PresidentOperations

Oliver T. Fein, M.D.Associate Dean and DirectorOffice of AffiliationsWeill Cornell Medical College

Steven Shea, M.D.Vice Dean, Faculty of Medicineand Senior Associate Deanfor Clinical AffairsColumbia University Collegeof Physicians and Surgeons

ACUTE CARE MEMBERS

NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital• The Allen Pavilion• Morgan Stanley

Children’s Hospital ofNewYork-Presbyterian

• NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia

• NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell

• Westchester DivisionBassett HealthcareThe Brooklyn Hospital CenterHoly Name HospitalHospital for Special SurgeryLawrence Hospital CenterMethodist Hospital System

• Methodist Hospital/Houston• Methodist Hospital/San Jacinto• Methodist Hospital/Sugar Land• Methodist Hospital/Willowbrook

New Milford HospitalNew York Community HospitalNew York Downtown HospitalNew York Hospital QueensNew York Methodist HospitalNew York Westchester Square

Medical CenterNorthern Westchester HospitalNyack HospitalOrange Regional Medical Center

• Arden Hill Campus• Horton Campus

Palisades Medical CenterPhelps Memorial Hospital CenterSouthampton HospitalStamford Health SystemThe Valley HospitalWhite Plains Hospital CenterWinthrop-University HospitalWyckoff Heights Medical Center

CONTINUING CAREMEMBERS

Amsterdam Nursing HomeSt. Mary’s Hospital for Children–

QueensThe Silvercrest Center for Nursing

and Rehabilitation

AMBULATORY ANDSPECIALTY MEMBERS

Community Healthcare NetworkGracie Square HospitalNew York College of Podiatric

Medicine & Foot Clinics ofNew York

The Rogosin Institute

SPECIALTY REHABILITATIONMEMBERS

The Burke Rehabilitation CenterHelen Hayes Hospital

Comprising 32 general acute-care hospital sites in New York,New Jersey, Connecticut, and Texas; as well as skilled nursingfacilities and numerous other ambulatory and specialtyproviders, the NewYork-Presbyterian Healthcare System is one of the largest systems in the United States. The System’smission is to increase the availability of high-quality care, fosterquality improvement, promote professional and operationalexcellence, and support the mission of its academic partners. TheSystem currently serves nearly one out of every four patientsseen in the greater New York metropolitan area.

NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital and its clinical service linesplay an increasingly important role in expanding the scope ofmedical and surgical services offered at System institutions.Most general acute care members are also affiliates of one oftwo medical school partners: Columbia University College ofPhysicians and Surgeons and Weill Cornell Medical College.The activities of the System are overseen by a Board, whichincludes members from the NewYork-Presbyterian Board andchairpersons of member institutions. Listed here are key Systemleadership and members.

NEWYORK-PRESBYTERIAN HEALTHCARE SYSTEM

Board Leadership, Senior Management and System Members


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Advisory Councils —— 46

Donors —— 50

In Memoriam —— 64

Making a Gift —— 64

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TO REALIZE MEDICINE’S PROMISE

Under the leadership of David Koch, DevelopmentCommittee Chair, and Jerry Speyer, Campaign Chair, wesecured new commitments of $1 million or more during 2006from: Ewa and S. Daniel Abraham; Julie and Dwight Anderson;Steven and Alexandra Cohen; the Elaine Terner CooperFoundation - Alan Mnuchin and Steven Mnuchin; the Johnand Myrna Daniels Charitable Foundation;Verna and DavidGeorge; Maurice R. and Corinne P. Greenberg; the ElisabethKatte Harris Trust; the Leona M. and Harry B. HelmsleyCharitable Trust; Kevork and Sirwart Hovnanian; the CoraHull Trust; Frank C. Lanza and Family; the Tse Kyung Leeestate; the Estelle Manning Trust; the Sir Edwin Manton estate;Sharmin and Bijan Mossavar-Rahmani; William R. Rhodes;Stephen M. Ross; Didi and Oscar S. Schafer; Monica M. andRichard D. Segal; Gail and Richard D. Siegal; the RodgersFamily Foundation; Ronald P. Stanton; Miriam T. and HowardN. Stern; the William E. S. Strong estate; Donald J. Trump; theDeWitt Wallace Fund at the New York Community Trust; thePhilip Woodward Trust; and Kathryn D. Wriston.

CELEBRATING WITH FRIENDS AND SUPPORTERS

April saw the groundbreaking for the Vivian and SeymourMilstein Family Heart Center, which was attended byPresident Bill Clinton. The Milstein Family’s $50 million giftserves as a wonderful catalyst for the impact philanthropy has

In April 2006, President BillClinton, Honorary Chair ofthe Vivian and SeymourMilstein Family Heart CenterSteering Committee, celebratedthe groundbreaking of the newHeart Center.

Betsey Bennett, Bradley Bennett, Dr. Mark Gershwind, Michael Bennett,Stacey Bennett, Erik Gershwind, Marjorie Gershwind, Joshua Jacobson,Trustee Mitchell Jacobson, Kathy Jacobson, and Dr. Herbert Pardes at theJune 2006 naming celebration of the Gershwind and Jacobson FamilyLobby in the Milstein Hospital Building.

Left to right: Lisa Perry, Dr. Antonio Gotto, Collette Kean, Dr. Herbert Pardes, Charlotte Ford, Steven Mnuchin, and AnitaGotto at Cabaret 2006.

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Unprecedented numbers of donors propelled us to a fourthconsecutive record-setting year in philanthropy. We recordedover $212 million in new gifts and pledges—our most successful fundraising year ever.

We are pleased to report that, through 2006, The Campaignfor NewYork-Presbyterian, which began in 2000, counts 154 gifts of $1 million or more, 44 at the NewFounders levelof $5 million or more, and 11 at $20 million or more. Thisextraordinary generosity helps give life to the many projectsand programs across our campuses and enables us to deliverworld-class patient care, pursue innovative medical research,and train the next generation of physicians. At the core of oursuccess is the leadership of our Trustees whose personal generosity, involvement and governance has drawn a growinglist of influential and caring supporters to the Hospital.

In addition, in 2006, many friends provided educational andsocial opportunities to learn more about the Hospital. We aregrateful to Charlotte Ford, Carmen and John Thain, Stephanieand Chase Coleman, Peggy Wolff and Chuck Prince, Kathyand Mitchell Jacobson, Jessie and Rand Araskog, Diane and JayGoldsmith and Steven and Heather Mnuchin for organizingseveral events to highlight the Hospital.

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Left to right: Dr. John Driscoll, Jerry Speyer, Dr. Nancy Wexler, Dr. Gerald Loughlin, Dr. Herbert Pardes, Melissa Etheridge, andDeborah and Glenn Hutchins at the 18thAnnual Hospital Gala.

on our Hospital. When it opens in 2009, this new center willoffer patients a full range of services from advanced diagnostic techniques to the latest in minimally-invasive cardiac proceduresand the use of surgical robotics.

In April 2006, a great time was had by all at the 18th AnnualHospital Gala, which brought in $3.1 million for our pediatriccardiology service. Co-chairs Alexandra and Steven Cohenand Glenn and Deborah Hutchins joined Faculty Co-chairsDrs. John Driscoll and Gerald Loughlin as 1,100 guests honored Morgan Stanley and Sir Edwin Manton (post-humously). Entertainment was provided by Grammy Award-winning artist Melissa Etheridge.

In June 2006, a celebration was held in tribute to the families of Mitchell Jacobson and Mark Gershwind, M.D.,whose $30 million gift to NewYork-Presbyterian will establishThe Gershwind Family Clinical Research Trials for Mesothelioma,support cutting-edge technology in the new NeurologicalIntensive Care Unit, and provide unrestricted funding fornumerous other programs that will advance patient care. To recognize their generosity, NewYork-Presbyterian namedthe Gershwind and Jacobson Family Lobby in the MilsteinHospital Building in their honor.

In the fall, over 1,000 people attended Cabaret, which featuredthe 2006 American Idol winner Taylor Hicks. The event,emceed by Joy Behar of ABC-TV’s The View, and chaired bySerena Boardman, Charlotte Ford, Collette Kean, Heather and

Cutting the ribbon at the Phyllis and DavidKomansky Center for Children’s Health are (leftto right) Cynthia Sparer, Senior Vice Presidentand Chief Operating Officer, Women’s, Children’sand Community Health, NewYork-PresbyterianHospital; Dr. Gerald Loughlin, Chief of Pediatrics,NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell; David andPhyllis Komansky; Dr. Herbert Pardes, Presidentand CEO, NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital; andTrustee and Campaign Co-Chair Frank Bennack.

Steven Mnuchin, Lisa and Richard Perry, and Bruce Ratnerand Pamela Lipkin, MD, brought in over $2 million forNewYork-Presbyterian and Weill Cornell Medical College.

The 2006 annual Lying-In Hospital Fashion Show featuredthe designs of Bottega Veneta. Co-chaired by Sara Ayres, SloanBarnett, Heather Mnuchin, Julia Koch, Suzanne Ircha, DanielleGanek, and Fiona Druckenmiller, the runway event benefitedthe Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell.

May 2007 marked the celebration of a “virtual” roof-raisingto celebrate the beginning of construction on the new 14th flooraddition to the Greenberg Pavilion and the Advanced TherapeuticServices Center (ATSC). The ATSC will house a new state-of-the-art blood bank, an expanded emergency department,interventional neuroradiology labs and futuristic ORs.

In June 2007, Sarah Nash, Trustee and Chair of theChildren’s Advisory Council, welcomed over 130 friends ofthe Hospital as we officially cut the ribbon for the Phyllis andDavid Komansky Center for Children’s Health, giving pedi-atric medicine a unique identity at NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell.

We thank all our donors and supporters for their tireless dedication and generosity. They inspire our employees andallow them to put their best foot forward each and every dayat a healthcare institution dedicated to being the very bestthere is.

Signing the ceremonial beam at the roof-raising for the Greenberg Pavilion additionare (left to right) Trustee Lisa Perry, TrusteeCharlotte Ford, and Dr. Herbert Pardes.

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David A. GeorgeChairman

Roger BarnettJeremiah A. Barondess, M.D.Gerard Bilotto, M.D.Page Morton BlackCharles H. BrunieJoan O. CaminsBryan J. CareyJohn K. CastleThomas L. ChrystieMaureen CoganRhoda Weiskopf CohenRon Cohen, M.D.Sue E. DalsemerJames J. DalyRobert K. DresingAbigail Black ElbaumRichard A. Elias, M.D.Loren EngGloria Farber, Ed.D.Phyllis FarleyMark FischSusan FuirstOscar Garfein, M.D.Louis R. GaryPhilip Goelet, Ph.D.Sandra O. Gold, Ed.D.Ernest HaasDaniel Hauser, Ph.D.Helen S. HintzAbigail Aboodi HoffmanHerbert IrvingEllen JewettBarbara JonasVera Joseph, M.D.Patsy KahnAlbert Kalter, Esq.Cindie KastenbaumHenry L. KingE. Peter KrulewitchEugene M. LangBurton J. Lee III, M.D.Deanna LevineConstance LieberRichard M. LipkinEthel LipsitzHildegarde MahoneyPhyllis L. MailmanJohn H. ManicePaul A. Marks, M.D.Ariane M.H. MatschullatWilliam F. MayGuri McKinnellG. Allen MebaneConstance J. Milstein, Esq.Gerald ModellShelby ModellJoAnn M. Murphy

Joseph M. MurphyFred F. NazemLawrence Newman, Esq.Patricia PapperGordon B. PatteePonchitta PierceJohn PintoIrene PollinStuart RabinArlene RadbellRichard Rivlin, M.D.Elaine SamsonAudrey ScheinJoan SchneeweissMark SchwartzCharlotte V. SchwarzSteven SegalG. Lynn ShostackRuth SiegelWilma Bulkin Siegel, M.D.Robert Silbey, M.D.John R. StaffordLynn Chernow StreimJudith Sulzberger, M.D.Suzanne SunshineDoris TananbaumJeff C. TarrVincent TeseJohn TogninoDoris F. TulcinGerard Turino, M.D.George A. Violin, M.D., F.A.C.S.Kathleen WalasRobin WaltersAudrey Weiderlight, Ph.D.Susan Granat WeilDayna J. WilkinsonJoseph D. WilliamsRuth A. WoodenClyde Y. Wu, M.D.

EmeritiAngelica BerrieMathilde Krim, Ph.D.Arnold Relman, M.D.Sidney S. Weinberg Jr.


Advisory Councils

COLUMBIA PRESBYTERIAN HEALTH SCIENCES ADVISORY COUNCIL

The Columbia Presbyterian Health Sciences Advisory Council,under the leadership of David A. George, Council Chairman;Lee Goldman, M.D., Executive Vice President for Health andBiomedical Sciences and Dean of the Faculties of HealthSciences and Medicine for Columbia University Medical Center;and Herbert Pardes, M.D., President and CEO of NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital, is a shared advocacy group for the 168thStreet campus of the Hospital and Columbia University MedicalCenter. It provides an important forum for educating friends,donors, and members of the community on issues of contem-porary relevance in medicine. Through fellowship and friendlyinteraction, Council members, totaling 99 as of November 2007,serve as advocates and ambassadors for NewYork-PresbyterianHospital and Columbia University Medical Center.

The Council meets twice annually. Its membership is made upof distinguished individuals drawn from the faculty and friendsof NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital and Columbia UniversityMedical Center. They contribute a variety of professional andpersonal skills and experience and are strongly committed toencouraging excellence in healthcare education, research, andpatient care. This Council also carries out its mission throughits six standing committees. During Council meetings, mem-bers of the faculty and staff present on topics pertinent to theMedical Center community. At the May 2007 meeting, the pre-sentations were on Improving Patients’ Lives Through TechnicalInnovation. At the November 2007 meeting, Council membersand guests heard presentations on Extending Life ThroughTransplantation. The Advisory Council also presents an Awardfor Distinguished Service to individuals and organizations thathave shown a strong and committed interest in the health sci-ences and whose influence and reputation have made a signifi-cant public impact on health care. In 2007, journalist BobWoodruff and retired New York Giants running back andNBC broadcaster Tiki Barber were each honored.


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Jeffrey W. Greenberg*Chairman

Larry Schafer*Administrative Officer

Sander M. Abend, M.D.Margot AdamsEthel AllenHelen AppelVera Miller AryehSara AyresSusan L. BakerBarbara S. BancroftSloan Lindemann BarnettRenée BelferAdele BergreenJessica M. Bibliowicz*Leslie Simmons BrilleCharmaine BurdenKathleen BurnsJohn CalicchioThe Rev. Dr. John E. CarringtonHerbert ChestlerPaul M. Cohen*Emy CohencaAudrey del RosarioBrenda Earl DePaolaMinnie DubilierAaron EdelmanClaire EdersheimWilliam EdwardsLinda Rodgers EmoryJeffrey J. FeilSeymour FlugMarjorie FortgangMary Ann FribourgPaul S. Galant*David GanekJudie GanekMichele Geller*Laurent Gerschel, M.D.Rick GersonPeter S. GoltraJoseph L. GossnerAntonio M. Gotto Jr., M.D.*Corinne GreenbergJamee GregoryGuenther E. GreinerAmy GriffinKathleen D. HaleLynne F. HammerschlagGeorge F. Heinrich, M.D.Jonathan J. HoltzHonorable Howard M. HoltzmannHenry H. Hoyt Jr.Samantha HuntGregory D. JakubowskyAnne Wallace JugeAllison KandersNathalie Kaplan*Victor KaufmanHarvey L. KaylieCollette T. Kean*Peter R. KelloggShelly R. KivellDavid H. KochMara LandisNancy LaneJeffrey S. LasdonCarol LedermanBetty Neuwirth Lee

Isabelle R. LeedsMargot Tishman LintonJeffrey LynfordClaudia Cisneros MacayaLynne M. Manning*Ashley Brittingham McDermottBetsy MesserschmittSharmin Mossavar-RahmaniJeanne Moutoussamy-AsheMonica MuhartMargaret Osmer-McQuadeCecilia OwenNancy C. Paduano*Jordan PantzerHerbert Pardes, M.D.*Ulla Bartsich ParkerHilary PeckNelson PeltzNicholas PerkinHolly PetersonEmilia Fanjul PfeiflerPauline Baker PittE. Ashton PooleMcGehee PorterDennis B. PosterDonna RedelMarcus M. Reidenberg, M.D.Shafi RoepersSamantha Boardman Rosen, M.D.Lawrence RubenBarbara and Leroy RubinCyma Rubin*Alexia Hamm RyanJuan A. SabaterJack SaltzElaine SargentHeather SargentFiona ScharfJuju Chang ShapiroJay ShawCarmen SladeOliver K. StantonRuth S. StantonBeatrice SternMiriam SternKelly Behun SugarmanEmily Glasser SusmanFern K. TesslerKathleen Araskog ThomasMichael UrkowitzJeffrey A.VolkJohn S. Weinberg*Sue Ann WeinbergCarolyn WienerSuzanne Wright

Life MembersPhyllis D. CollinsAnnette de la RentaPeter J. De LucaSanford B. EhrenkranzAnne and Jerome FisherFrances M. FriedmanWilbur H. FriedmanMary KalikowRobert LibermanBarry OsbornDorothy Sarnoff RaymondJean Lawson StoneVivien Wyser-Pratte

*Executive Committee


Advisory Councils

NEWYORK WEILL CORNELL COUNCIL

The NewYork Weill Cornell Council has flourished under theleadership of Jeffrey W. Greenberg, Council Chairman; AntonioM. Gotto Jr., M.D., Stephen and Suzanne Weiss Dean of WeillCornell Medical College; and Herbert Pardes, M.D., Presidentand CEO of NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital. The Council isa shared advocacy group for the 68th Street campus of theHospital and the Medical College, and it provides an importantforum for educating friends, donors, and members of the community on issues of contemporary relevance in medicine.Through fellowship and friendly interaction, Council members,totaling 136 as of November 2007, serve as advocates and ambassadors for NewYork Weill Cornell Medical Center.

Last May, Gerald M. Loughlin, M.D., led a small-group tour ofthe Phyllis and David Komansky Center for Children’s Health.Then in June, the Council’s annual Spring Dinner at the St. Regis Hotel featured Zev Rosenwaks, M.D., speaking on In-Vitro Fertilization: Current Aspects and Future Promises.Collette T. Kean, a member of the Council’s ExecutiveCommittee, was the recipient of the annual leadership award.

Over the past year, the Council has expanded its program calendar to foster closer ties between members and the MedicalCenter and to involve members with the tremendous growthin services, research, and scholarship at the institutions. Thisfall, the Council successfully launched its Annual BusinessMeeting and its new Lecture Series. In October, Deborah andPaul Galant hosted a lecture featuring Richard D. Granstein,M.D. giving advice on skin wellness. In November, Miriamand Howard Stern hosted a lecture on Emergency Preparednesswith Nathaniel Hupert, M.D., and Jack A. Muckstadt, Ph.D.The Council is planning two lectures in Spring 2008.

On November 20, 2007, Bench to Bedside: Bringing CancerResearch to Patient Care was the theme of the Council’s well-established annual fall tour and educational dinner. Nasser K.Altorki, M.D. and Barbara L. Hempstead, M.D., Ph.D. each leda hard hat tour of their laboratories in addition to givingpresentations during dinner.


Sarah Elizabeth NashChair

Executive CommitteeJohn CalicchioPatsy KahnPeter KalikowPhyllis KomanskyRonay MenschelTom NidesNancy PaduanoHeather SargentMark SchwartzRobert ScottPatrick Whalen

Full CouncilCass AdelmanChristine AlfaroThomas CahillStephanie ColemanZoe CruzAnne D. FordEllen JewettVirginia and Sheldon JohnsonTiffany MollerMarcie PantzerArthur SambergAlexandra ScottJoan SteinbergStephanie Landess Suslak


Advisory Councils

CHILDREN’S ADVISORY COUNCIL

The Children’s Advisory Council of NewYork-PresbyterianHospital was established in 2004 to address priorities andobjectives of the Morgan Stanley Children’s Hospital and theKomansky Center for Children’s Health. The Council ischaired by Sarah Nash, and includes NewYork-PresbyterianHospital Trustees, representatives from both universities, andfriends of each site. The Council meets several times a yearwith the President and Chief Executive Officer, Senior VicePresident and COO for Women’s, Children’s and CommunityHealth, the Chiefs of Pediatrics of Columbia and WeillCornell, and other faculty and administrators to discuss issuesconcerning children and their families.

The principal goals of the Children’s Advisory Council are todevelop leadership for personally contributing to and attract-ing private support for advancing the care of children; to raisevisibility and communicate achievements to a broad externalaudience; to serve as a sounding board, advise on, advocate for,and participate in plans and programs; and to play a role ineducating the public and our communities about the importance of the Morgan Stanley Children’s Hospital and theKomansky Center for Children’s Health as a national resourcethat requires investment in order for children to grow up healthy.

In accordance with this mission, the Council has been focusingefforts toward advocacy for children. Specifically, the Councilassists with advocacy efforts to advance policy and legislationat the local, state and national levels, and it promotes partner-ships that focus on issues affecting the health and welfare ofchildren. The Council is currently collaborating with theNational Association of Children’s Hospitals and RelatedInstitutions (NACHRI) to implement strategies for workingwith elected officials and candidates.

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Steering CommitteeAmy AntosPaul ArrouetSusan Block CasdinMichelle DiazAndrea Lans DonahueAlissa EigGraham ErnstSeth GinnsNicole Kail GreeneSam GreeneAllison KadenGabrielle KivitzKate LehmanLaura Drum MillerMarcie PantzerLauren ReissRita RuggieroJamie SalterAbigail SubermanAlicia TranenJill Wallerstein

PLANNED GIVING ADVISORY COUNCIL

H. Rodgin Cohen, Esq.Sullivan & Cromwell LLPChairman

Allan C. Bell, Esq.Sills, Cummis, Epstein & Gross P.C.

Jonathan Bell, Esq.Stern, Tannenbaum & Bell LLP

Sally H. BlissMerrill Lynch

William D. Brick, Esq.Riker, Danzig, Scherer, Hyland and

Perretti LLP

Maria A. Cestone, Esq.

Beverly F. Chase, Esq.Davis Polk & Wardwell

Geoffrey S. CloseMorgan Stanley

Charles T. Dowling, Esq.Sullivan & Cromwell LLP

Robert Scott Edmonds, Esq.Emmet, Marvin & Martin LLP

John S. Erwin, Esq.Hill, Ullman & Erwin LLP

Maxine Fass, Esq. NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital(Ex Officio)

Brett FleckmanBernstein Investment Research

and Management

Linda FranciscovichUS Trust

Robert W. Freiman, Esq.Bluming, Freiman, Franco P.C.

Sharon H. JacquetJPMorgan Chase Bank

Joanne Johnson, Esq.JPMorgan Chase Bank

R. Scott Johnston, Esq.Holland & Knight LLP

Richard Koenigsberg, Esq.Spielman, Koenigsberg & Parker LLP

Jonathan L. Koslow, Esq.Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher &

Flom LLP

Clifford A. Meirowitz, Esq.Law Offices of Clifford A. Meirowitz

PLLC

Edwin J. MooneyThe Bank of New York

Karen H. PutnamBessemer Trust

Janine A. RacanelliJPMorgan Chase Bank

Norman E. RossThe Ross Companies

Sanford J. Schlesinger, Esq.Schlesinger, Gannon and Lezetera

LLP

Theodore U. SchweitzerTishman Speyer Properties

Seth D. Slotkin, Esq.Stroock & Stroock & Lavan LLP

AnnMarie Smits, Esq.Wells, Jaworski & Liebman LLP

Katherine Suplee, Esq.

Michael F. Teitler, Esq.Teitler & Teitler

Peter C. Valente, Esq.Blank Rome LLP

Theodore Wagner, Esq.Carter, Ledyard & Milburn LLP

Jay D. Waxenberg, Esq.Proskauer Rose LLP

Lyonel E. Zunz, Esq.Blank Rome LLP


Advisory Councils

NEWLEADERS


NewLeaders is a group dedicated to engaging New York City’syoung leaders at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital. Their goalis to build life-long ties between members and the Hospital’smission through philanthropy, interaction with Hospital leaders,volunteer activities, and participation in social and educationalevents.


Donors (2006)

THE NEWFOUNDERS

With deep appreciation to theindividuals and organizationswho, through their generosity, haveensured that NewYork-Presbyterianwill deliver the best health care tothe next generation. Since the begin-ning of the “To Realize Medicine’sPromise” Campaign in 2000, theseextraordinary donors, collectivelyknown as The NewFounders, havepioneered and driven philanthropy atthe Hospital to new heights. Theirtrust inspires us to reach even higher.

AnonymousAvon FoundationEstate of Bill BlassIris and B. Gerald Cantor

FoundationLucille and Milton ColemanSteven and Alexandra CohenKatie Couric and the Entertainment

Industry FoundationMichel David-WeillLouis & Gloria Flanzer Charitable

TrustGershwind Family FoundationArlene and Arnold GoldsteinMaurice R. and Corinne P.

GreenbergElisabeth Katte Harris TrustWilliam Randolph Hearst

FoundationLeona M. and Harry B. Helmsley

Charitable TrustEstate of Sherlock HibbsKevork and Sirwart HovnanianFlorence and Herbert IrvingJacobson Family FoundationHoward S. JonasDavid H. KochPhyllis and David KomanskyJ. Murray LoganChristy and John Mack

FoundationSir Edwin and Lady MantonSeymour and Vivian Milstein

FamilyMorgan StanleySharmin and Bijan Mossavar-

RahmaniSamuel I. Newhouse FoundationLisa and Richard PerryPincus Family FundIrene and Abe PollinWilliam R. RhodesJill A. RobertsStephen M. RossSamberg Family FoundationIvan Seidenberg FoundationKatherine Farley and Jerry I. SpeyerOliver K. Stanton and FamilyRonald P. StantonThe Starr FoundationCarmen and John ThainDeWitt Wallace Fund at the

New York Community TrustSidney J. Weinberg, Jr. Foundation

GIFTS OF $1,000 AND OVER

NewYork-Presbyterian Hospitalextends deepest thanks to its manyloyal supporters. Gifts of all sizeswere enormously appreciated.

We are grateful to the followingdonors who contributed giftsof $1,000 or more to NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital during 2006.

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Felicia and Arnold AaronFoundation

Michael AaronAaronson Rappaport Feinstein &

Deutsch LLPAbbott Laboratories FundLynda AbdooKristin AbelyMr. and Mrs. Mark J. AbeneThomas G. AbeneAbettor FoundationAble TrustOded AboodiS. Daniel AbrahamMr. and Mrs. Stephen J. AbrahamJerry Abramowitz, Inc.Martin P. AbruzzoAccess Securities, Inc.Brett AckermanAcmi CoporationThe Julius Ada Foundation, Inc.Daniel N. AdamsCass and Jason Adelman

Charitable FoundationMr. and Mrs. Charles M. AdelmanMr. and Mrs. David J. AdelmanMr. and Mrs. Andrew E. AdelsonMrs. Jan P. AdelsonPamela and Richard AderCharles H. Adler 1996 Charitable

Lead UnitrustMr. and Mrs. Myron J. AdlerThelma AdlerAdvanced Packaging Products,

Inc.Advanced Research Foundation,

Inc.Aetna Foundation, Inc.Aetna Giving CampaignAffiliated Computer Services, Inc.Steven M. AginAgricultural Investment LimitedKimara AhnertM. Bernard AidinoffAIG Matching Grants ProgramMr. and Mrs. Lee Ainslie IIIMr. and Mrs. Richard G. AlbertDr. Robin L. AlbertThe Alfano Family Charitable

FoundationMr. and Mrs. Robert J. AlfanoMr. and Mrs. Pasco AlfaroPeter Alfond FoundationDavid B. AlgeAllen & Company, Inc.Herbert Allen Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M. AllenMrs. Herbert Allen Sr.Allergan Pharmaceuticals, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Herbert M. Allison Jr.Mr. and Mrs. David AlmeidaThe Murray Alon Charitable

FoundationMr. and Mrs. Jerome AlpernAlpha Omega Capital Group, LLCAltman FoundationDr. R. Peter AltmanDr. and Mrs. Ellsworth C. Alvord Jr.American Austrian FoundationAmerican Society of TransplantationHarriet Ames Charitable TrustAmethyst, LLCAmgenAMSA-UCSFAnchor Capital AdvisorsAnchorage Charitable FundMr. and Mrs. K. Tucker AndersenThe Anderson Charitable FundMr. and Mrs. Dwight W. AndersonGerhard R. AndlingerDenis AndreuzziBeth AndrewsMr. and Mrs. John M. AndrewsMark E. Andrews IIIRichard L. AnfangJay AngelettiAnjost Corp.Mr. and Mrs. Max G. AnsbacherElizabeth AnsleyAntepo Inc.Anthony Garden Boutique, Ltd.Dr. Madelyn AntoncicMarzia AntonelliThe Antz FoundationHelen J. and Robert AppelThe Applebaum FoundationFrances D. AragonaDr. Gaya S. AranoffThe Stanley J. Arkin FoundationStanley J. ArkinMr. and Mrs. Michael ArlenArmellino Family FoundationGaro ArmenR. Michael ArmstrongArnhold Foundation, Inc.Aronovitz Family FoundationPaul ArrouetArthrex, Inc.Yvonne Uran ArthurVera J. AryehMr. and Mrs. George AschR. Scott AsenPatricia C. AserThe Ashton FoundationE. Nelson AsielMr. and Mrs. Cliff S. AsnessAssociation of Independent

Commercial ProducersASTA Funding, Inc.AstraZeneca LP Lecture BureauCharles N. AtkinsPeter A. AtkinsThe Atticus FoundationMrs. Douglas AuchinclossPhilip AuerbachMr. and Mrs. Glenn R. AugustAureon Laboratories, Inc.

The Auxiliary of the NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital

Kenneth C. AvanzinoAvellino Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Samuel W. AverettAvon Foundation, Inc.Axcan Scandipharm, Inc.Axelrod Family FundMr. and Mrs. Jay G. AxelrodWilliam M. AyersAuxilium Pharmaceuticals, Inc.Charlie and Sara Ayres Family

FoundationThe Ayres/Baechle Foundation

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Lawrence & Sheri BabbioFoundation

Mr. and Mrs. James D. BabickeAllen King BachrachThomas H. BaconRose M. Badgeley Residuary

Charitable TrustMrs. Frederick BaileyBain Capital Children’s CharityMr. & Mrs. Robert Baker Family

FoundationThe George F. Baker TrustR. Palmer Baker Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Ball Jr.Michael L. BallMr. and Mrs. Rudy BallatoNatalie BallenBallingerPatricia S. BamBank of AmericaJill & Tom Barad Family FundC. R. Bard, Inc.Tzvi Bar-David, D.P.M.Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey BaristAri BarkanJohn BarkerMr. and Mrs. Michael D. BarnelloSaretta BarnetSloan BarnettProfessor Teodolinda BaroliniBaron Capital, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. BarrettMary Frances BarrettMr. and Mrs. Richard F. BarryBarbara T. BartlettBarwood AssociatesCurtis J. BashawStuart J. BaskinMr. and Mrs. Alan S. BassAnne H. BassMr. and Mrs. Robert M. BassMr. and Mrs. Sid R. BassThe Mary Imogene Bassett HospitalJohn W. BatemanMr. and Mrs. Richard J. BauerAlbert BaumAndrew BaumBarbara L. BaumJames J. BaumanBaumeister & Samuels, P.C.Barbara L. BaumsteinBaxter Healthcare CorporationBayer FoundationAlan Beauchaine

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Donors

Gina BeaumontMichael T. BebonMr. and Mrs. Edwin W. BeckBecton Dickinson and CompanyJessica I. BedeMr. and Mrs. Michael BeermanThe Beir FoundationBeverly BejaThe Arthur and Rochelle Belfer

FoundationBelkin Burden Wenig & Goldman,

LLPJoan K. BellezzaClaire B. & Lawrence A. Benenson

FundFrances and Benjamin Benenson

FoundationThe Benigno FamilyDaniel C. BentonAlan J. BerdyMr. and Mrs. James BereznyMr. and Mrs. Carl D. BergJerome S. BergMr. and Mrs. Philip J. BerganThe Frank M. Berger 1997 TrustMr. and Mrs. Laurence J. BergerLaurie BergerMr. and Mrs. Martin S. BergerThe Bernard Bergreen FoundationStefany & Simon Bergson

FoundationIra BerkCarol E. and Myles P. BerkmanWilliam H. BerkmanDonald A. BerkowitzLinda BerleyMadaleine BerleyDaisy and Herbert Berman

Philanthropic FundThe Berman Family FoundationStanley M. BermanRobert BerneThe Arnold Bernhard FoundationMarc BernheimStephen Bernstein, Esq.Mr. and Mrs. Herbert A. BeronRussell Berrie FoundationBershad FoundationBeryl CompaniesThe Robert B. and Emilie W. Betts

FoundationMr. and Mrs. John P. BeyersdorfMr. and Mrs. Mark S. BezosDr. and Mrs. Kailash C. BhuyanBi Service Center, Inc.Aurora L. BiamonteRobert D. Bickford Jr.Mr. and Mrs. David P. BicksJackie H. BillingsCharles E. BinderJune R. and Jonathan Bingham

FundMr. and Mrs. Jules BinghamJoan Binstock and Dr. David

SilversDr. John D. BirkhoffIrma BirnbaumBarbara C. BishopCharles W. BissetHank BjorklundMr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Black

James I. Black IIIJoyce BlackPage M. BlackDr. Theodore A. BlaineEdith and Michael Blair Family

FundMarc Harrison Blair and Kimberly

Langworthy Blair CharitableFund

William McCormick Blair Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood C. BlakeNancy S. BlakemanNancy & Robert S. Blank FoundationThe Lloyd and Laura Blankfein

FoundationHoward A. BlausteinThe Lee and Enid Blaymore

Charitable FundBleakley Platt & Schmidt, LLPKim BleimannCornelius N. Bliss Memorial FundFreya & Richard Block Family

FoundationMervin J. Block FundThe Adele & Leonard Block

Foundation, Inc.James and Barbara BlockMr. and Mrs. Yale E. BlockThe Lida and David Bloom Fund BBloomberg Financial Markets

CommoditiesMr. and Mrs. Phillip BlotzkeBlue Hill Road FoundationMr. and Mrs. Donald J. BlumDr. and Mrs. Kenneth S. BlumBMI-Rupp FoundationBNY Securities GroupMr. and Mrs. Charles C. BoakDr. Samantha V. BoardmanSerena BoardmanTheresa Y. BocchinoElizabeth A. BockBody of Art Ltd.Jacob F. BoedingBoehringer Ingelheim

PharmaceuticalMr. and Mrs. Cornelis BoeleBogen Family Charitable TrustRichard D. BognerThe Scott and Donya Bommer

FundMichael BorghiBossak Heilbron Charitable

FoundationBoston Scientific CorporationMr. and Mrs. Richard BottUnn J. BoucherMr. and Mrs. Donald L. BoudreauFrancine J. BovichBovis Lend LeaseEllen BowersMark A. BoyarChristopher BoyattMr. and Mrs. James BoydWilliam Boyd IIAmy A. BoyerAurelia G. BoyerAudrey BoyleSuzanne BoyleBarbara BradleyCharles A. Brady Jr.

Brahman Capital Corp.Roxanne BrandtDavid J. BrastauskasLouis Brause Philanthropic FundRuth BrauseThe Braverman Group, Inc.Garth W. BrayMarion I. BreenBrencourt Advisors, LLCBeatrice A. BrennanStuart J. BreslowLeo and Frances Bretter

Philanthropic FundLaura A. Brevetti, Esq.A. B. BrickmanMr. and Mrs. Richard T. BriffaPeter and Devon BrigerLeslie Simmons BrilleThe Brine Charitable TrustBristol-Myers Squibb CompanyBrockbank Family FundMr. and Mrs. Thomas L. BrodieJeff BrodskyBrody ConstructionCarolyn and Kenneth Brody

FoundationMr. and Mrs. Paul H. BrodyDr. and Mrs. Jack M. BromleyJeffrey A. BronsteinPeter BronsteinBronx Eye Care OptometryFrank & Deenie Brosens FoundationThe Brout Foundation, Inc.William Brown Foundation The Brown FoundationAlice C. BrownEdwin S. BrownMarcia Vanburen BrownNancy D. BrowneThe Brownington FoundationThe Brunetti FoundationJean I. and Charles H. Brunie

FoundationBryan Cave, LLPHarry BuchananMr. and Mrs. Matthew

BuchsbaumAraxia G. BuckhantzMr. and Mrs. Joseph T. BuckleySusan Thompson Buffett

FoundationBulova Gale FoundationThe Alexandru & Sonia Bunescu

FundMr. and Mrs. Daniel A. BurackBurberryWilliam A. M. Burden Charitable

Lead TrustRobert & Judith Burger

Philanthropic FundBurke Family FoundationColeman P. BurkeJames J. Burke Jr.Kathleen M. Burke, Esq.Mary Griggs BurkeMr. and Mrs. Walter BurkeMr. and Mrs. Jon M. BurnhamChet BurrosMr. and Mrs. Harold BursonJoel BuselDennis Busti

Marilyn & Marshall ButlerFoundation

The Edward and Reba BuxbaumCharitable Lead Trust

Janet P. Byrnes

C

Caddell Dry Dock and Repair Co.Thomas F. Cahill Jr.Juana E. Caicedo-SelingerCaldwell & Walsh Building

ConstructionMr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Califano Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. CalinoffKaren and Jerry CallaghanPJ Callahan Foundation Inc.CalyonJoseph Camhi Foundation, Inc.John CampanoMr. and Mrs. Brian C. CampbellCampus Coach LinesCancer Research and Treatment

Fund, Inc.Barbara CandeeWilliam Candee IIIBrian D. CanesDr. and Mrs. Paul J. CannonCanon Business SolutionsCanon USA, Inc.Cantor Family FundIris and B. Gerald Cantor

FoundationSol W. and Hermina Cantor

FoundationJonathan CapehartThe Capital Group Companies

Charitable FoundationStephen A. CapusMr. and Mrs. Michael CaputoCardinal HealthCardiology Associates FoundationW.P. Carey & Co.William Polk CareyMr. and Mrs. David H. Carnahan Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. CarneyMargaret CarpenterAnn K. and Richard C. CarrMr. and Mrs. Neil CarragherMr. and Mrs. John K. CarrollThe Carson Family Charitable

TrustMr. and Mrs. Charles W. Carson Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Carroll L. CartwrightThe Carwill FoundationJames F. CaseStephen H. CaseCashin Family FundCasimir Capital, LPMr. and Mrs. Robert Y. CasperAndria CastellanosPhilip CastellanoCastle HarlanJohn K. CastleRobert CastrignanoBenny CastroCBRECentral Parking CorporationCentury 21 Associates

Foundation, Inc.Cerberus Capital Management, L.P.

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Donors

Nardy CertilmanCestaro Family FundThe Ralph M. Cestone FoundationCFDA-Vogue Initiative/

NYC AIDS FundDr. and Mrs. Philip ChaikinMr. and Mrs. Norman ChalifMr. and Mrs. Paul E. ChamberlainWalid A. ChammahChanel, Inc.Hyunju ChangMyrna ChangarCharina FoundationCharles Street Partners, LLCCharlton FoundationJerome & Pamela Charnizon FundSusan CharpoCharter Realty & Development

Corp.Mr. and Mrs. David H. ChaseMr. and Mrs. Charles ChasinMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey S. ChavkinThe Chazen FoundationCharlotte T. ChenDr. Frank A. ChervenakRichard R. CheswickMordechai ChetritMichelle J. CheungMr. and Mrs. Guy ChiarelloChicago Title Insurance CompanyChildren’s Blood FoundationThe Chilton FoundationDenise A. & Eugene W. Chinery

Foundation, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. ChisholmJane ChoateDr. Benjamin B. CholHenry Christensen IIIAeree L. ChungChuza FoundationCIBC World Markets Corp.Jean Cinelli, Esq.Mary Cirillo-GoldbergCitigate Sard Verbinnen LLCCitigroup, Inc.The Citigroup Private BankMr. and Mrs. James M. CitrinMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey B. CitrinMr. and Mrs. Charles J. CitroCivetta Cousins JV, LLCCJM FoundationMr. and Mrs. Jerome ClairMr. and Mrs. Peter ClamanJean B. Clark Charitable Lead TrustHoward Clark Jr.James McConnell ClarkMr. and Mrs. John M. ClarkeMr. and Mrs. Charles ClarvitClassic Mortgage, LLCHarris ClayClearwater Capital Partners, LLCClements Family Charitable Trust-BKevin G. CliffordRichard T. CliggottCloud Gehshan Associates, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Michael CoglianeseArnold and Bryn Cohen

Philanthropic FundThe Bert R. Cohen Family

FoundationAndrew Cohen and

Sandra Tsang-Cohen

Dr. David H. CohenDr. Deborah L. CohenMr. and Mrs. Edwin A. CohenMr. and Mrs. Henry Rodgin CohenMrs. James CohenMr. and Mrs. Lawrence CohenNorman D. Cohen Family

FoundationPaul M. CohenMr. and Mrs. Raymond S. CohenRobert B. CohenMr. and Mrs. Rodney S. CohenMr. and Mrs. Steven A. CohenBetsy and Alan Cohn FoundationMyron and Nancy Cohn

Philanthropic FundLisa ColbyElizabeth F. ColeThe Coleman FoundationStephanie and Chase Coleman

FoundationStephanie ColemanWilliam ColemanColes Family FoundationSimon and Eve Colin FoundationJason ColodneColonial Foundation, Inc.Commerce BankCommonwealth Bank of AustraliaCommonwealth Charitable

Fund, Inc.Community Health Systems

FoundationCommunity United Way of

Pioneer Valley, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Adam J. ComoraMr. and Mrs. David C. CondoPatricia P. Conlin FundThe Connell CompanyMr. and Mrs. Andrew ConnellyBlair G. ConnellyConsolidated Edison Company

of New YorkMr. and Mrs. Robert S. ConstableDr. and Mrs. Jose J. ContrerasMr. and Mrs. E. V. ConwayMr. and Mrs. James J. Conway Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. ConwayMr. and Mrs. Harry C. CookMr. John A. CoolahanThe Elaine Terner Cooper

FoundationDr. Louis Z. CooperMary and Sloan CooperMichael A. CooperFrank Copsidas Jr.Cora Hull TrustCordis CorporationMr. and Mrs. Stephen C. CordyCorgenixCorn Products InternationalElizabeth E. CornwallMr. and Mrs. Stefano CorsiDr. and Mrs. Steven J. CorwinCostas Kondylis & AssociatesMr. and Mrs. Gerard J. CoughlinErich Courant & Co.Katie CouricRobert CouturierPat Covelli FoundationMr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Cowan

Mr. and Mrs. Richard K. CowlanCarla E. CraigStephen S. CrawfordThe CRH FoundationWalter L. CronkiteMr. and Mrs. James W. CropseyCrowe Deegan, LLPMr. and Mrs. John V. CroweZoe and Ernesto CruzCT Corporation SystemCullen and Dykman LLPJames E. CunninghamCuraGen CorporationMr. and Mrs. John P. CurranBeth and Ravenel Curry FoundationMr. and Mrs. John T. Curry IIIOra CurryThe Kathy Curtin Multiple

Sclerosis FoundationDr. Theresa A. Cwierzyk

D

D&BPaula M. DagenD’Agostino FoundationFilomen M. D’Agostino

Foundation Corp.Stephen I. D’Agostino FLP

Charitable Investment FundRoy N. DaileyMark F. DaltonThe Joseph R. Daly FoundationMr. and Mrs. George G. D’AmatoThe Dana FoundationDancker, Sellew & DouglasMr. and Mrs. David E. DangoorD. Ronald DanielMichael DanielJohn and Myrna Daniels

Charitable FoundationD’Aprile Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Norris Darrell Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Joseph DasilvaDatascope CorporationElizabeth B. DaterMr. and Mrs. Thomas V. DaulaMr. and Mrs. Marvin H. DavidsonThe Davidson-Krueger

Foundation, Inc.Davis & Gilbert, LLPEvelyn Y. DavisEvelyn Y. Davis FoundationThe Kevin and Susie Davis FundMr. and Mrs. Christopher W. DavisGeorge DavisJoseph F. Davis Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Scott R. DavisMr. and Mrs. Andrew M. DavyDr. and Mrs. Robert M. DayDayton Charitable Income TrustDDD EnterprisesYves De BalmanElizabeth de CuevasMr. and Mrs. Peter J. De LucaThe Edmond de Rothschild

FoundationMrs. Vincent de RouletMr. and Mrs. Remy P. De Varenne Jr.

William D. Dearstyne CharitableLead Annuity Trust

Mr. and Mrs. William DearstyneThe Debs FoundationAlfred C. De CraneDefazio & Associates

International Inc.Dr. Sona I. DegannAudrey Zauderer del RosarioMr. and Mrs. John D. DelafieldEmme L. DelandJames T. DelaneyShirley W. Della VecchiaDeloitte & ToucheDeMartini Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Douglas DemartinLester & Marjorie Dembitzer

Foundation, Inc.Dennett Law Office, PCMr. and Mrs. Richard DennettMr. and Mrs. E.A. DennisonPhilip DeraffeleJohn DeRosaMr. and Mrs. Fred DeutchDeutsch Resnick, P.A.Otto and Hanna Deutch Private

Charity FoundationDavida DeutschMr. and Mrs. Donny J. DeutschDeutsche BankMr. and Mrs. Paul J. DewitteBernard R. DiamondKim R. DicksteinMr. and Mrs. Vito G. DiCristinaThe Dillon FundMrs. C. Douglas DillonDr. Emily C. DiMartinoElisa and Nicola DimondaMilton DiPietroDirect Marketing Advertising

Distributors, Inc.Edgar F. DistlerFrancis C. Divisek Charitable

Lead TrustDr. Mladen DjurasovicDoble Engineering CompanyJames F. DolanAdina D. DolfmanAndrea Lans DonahueAngelo Donghia FoundationWilliam DonnellyPamela C. DonnerDooley Electric Company, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Earl H. DoppeltWilliam H. DoremusJerome and Laura Dorfman

Charitable FoundationDorset Management Corp.Mr. and Mrs. Nelson DoubledayMr. and Mrs. Paul DouglasDow Family Charitable FundCharles T. Dowling, Esq.Robert N. & Nancy A. Downey

FoundationErica A. Drake TrustGeorge DrakeDRC Charities Properties, Inc.Jean & Louis Dreyfus FoundationAllen DreyfussDrs. Yvonne and John DriscollThomas P. Driscoll

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Donors

The Stanley & Fiona DruckenmillerFund

JRS Dryfoos Charitable Lead TrustMr. and Mrs. Michael DubeckFrancis A. DubieMinnie DubilierDucey Agency Inc.Irving L. DuchanMrs. Robert DucommunJames H. DuffyAnthony D. Duke Jr.A. Carleton DukessKathleen J. Dunleavy, R.N.Mr. and Mrs. Kevin DunleavyAlistair DunnMr. and Mrs. John F. DunnJoan Didion DunneG. H. DunningMrs. Walter G. DunningtonMr. and Mrs. Daniel DunsonClarence & Anne Dillon

Dunwalke TrustDavid DuplantisE.I. Dupont de Nemours &

Company

E

Dr. Carol J. EagleEast River Medical ImagingEast Coast Orthotic & Prosthetic

Corp.Eastcoast Development Corp.Eastern Alloys, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. EastonEBA FoundationEberstadt-Kuffner Fund, Inc.Frederick Eberstadt StudioMr. and Mrs. Kenneth EbertsECF Community Serviceshape FundEckert Family FoundationEclipsys Solutions Corp.Mr. and Mrs. Maurits E.

EdersheimEducational Foundation of AmericaEdward Conard FundSally Matson EdwardsBlair W. EffronMr. and Mrs. Robert W. EganThe Daniel J. and Edith Ehlrich

Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Sanford B. EhrenkranzMr. and Mrs. Mark EichornAlissa EigThe Einhorn Family FoundationHarold EinhornLorelinde EinsteinEisai, Inc.Eisen Foundation, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Melvin A. EisenbergMr. and Mrs. Theodore D. EislerAbigail B. ElbaumElberon Development CompanyNancy Elias Realty, Inc.Stafford N. EliasPer E. Ellingsen Revocable TrustLinda A. & James H. Ellis FundElmo Company Ltd.Elmwood Charity Fund, Inc.Mrs. Jerry ElsnerEmbryon, Inc.

EMC CorporationDr. Jean C. EmondDr. and Mrs. Robert K. EmyCecile and Donald EngelCharles Engelhard FoundationEnglander Foundation, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Robert EnglanderJoe R. EngleFrank E. English Jr.Entertainment Industry FoundationEpic Systems CorporationEpstein, Becker & Green P.C.Alan S. EpsteinEdward N. EpsteinEric & Julie Epstein Charitable

FoundationJared M. EpsteinCharles H. Erhart Jr.Harold R. ErivRobert L. ErricoMr. and Mrs. Andrew C. ErtmaneSpeed, Inc.Dr. and Mrs. John W. EspyIrwin and Arlene Ettinger

Philanthropic FundThe Ettinger Foundation, Inc.Eugene M. Lang FoundationPauline EvansLouis H. Exstein

F

James Fabian, Esq.The Fairchild Corp.Edgar W.B. Fairchild FundFairchild Martindale FoundationFalcon FundCarmine FalconeHarry Heller Falk Revocable TrustJoan E. FalkFamily Reach FoundationRosemary FanckChristopher J. FanelliEmilia Fanjul Communications

Corp.Mr. and Mrs. Roger FarahEileen G. FarleyMr. and Mrs. Stoughton FarnhamMr. and Mrs. William FarrellMaxine FassFata Investments Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. FaulknerFederated Department Stores

FoundationThe Feil Family FoundationFein FoundationMr. and Mrs. David A. FeinbergMr. and Mrs. Julius M. FeinblumMr. and Mrs. Barry G. FelderMr. and Mrs. William FelderMr. and Mrs. Larry FeldmanJudy and Richard FeldsteinLynn FellerEsther Felsen FoundationMr. and Mrs. Peter A. FenielloMr. and Mrs. James A. FerencyG. Thomas FergusonFerman Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. J.C. FernaldE. Robert FernholzMr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Ferrante

Geraldine FerraroThe Ferriday FundFerring Pharmaceuticals, Inc.Patrick FerroJerald FessendenThe Feuerring FoundationMr. and Mrs. Seymour L. FeursteinBruce D. FiedorekField Family FundMr. and Mrs. Arthur FieldsMichael FiersteinMr. and Mrs. William Filonuk Jr.James A. FinkelsteinRhonda FinkelsteinD.F.K. FinlayMr. and Mrs. Patrick FinnChris FinneganHerman FinsA.J. FioreCaroline FirestoneFirst New York PartnersAllison Schneirov Fisch and

Dr. Steven L. FischMr. and Mrs. Gregory FischbachConstance FischerBrian K. FisherEmily H. FisherJay and Randy FishmanMr. and Mrs. Fred N. FishmanMr. and Mrs. George FitchettRoberta A. FitzgeraldWilliam FitzpatrickThe Five G’s Family Foundation Inc.Marianne E. FlanaganMr. and Mrs. Harry M. FleischMr. and Mrs. Arthur Fleischer Jr.John M. FleischerMr. and Mrs. Nelson FleishmanMr. and Mrs. George FlitchettEvelyn FloretFlower Hill Auto Body, Inc.Robert J. FlowerMr. and Mrs. David FoleyAnne E. Fontaine and

Robert. E. BuckholzFontana Family FundBarbara FontanaFord Family FoundationAnne FordCharlotte M. FordDr. Laura L. ForeseForest ElectricForest LaboratoriesMr. and Mrs. Steven D. FormanFour Friends FoundationEmily G. FowlerJohn M. FowlerDr. and Mrs. Howard A. FoxMr. and Mrs. Sheldon FoxFraenkel Family FoundationAustin T. FragomenMr. and Mrs. Michael FrancoAlexander C. FrankJames FrankMr. and Mrs. Andrew FrankelMax FrankelWilliam P. FrankenhoffJulie & Martin Franklin

Charitable Foundation Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. FrederickGeraldine Freedline

Robert L. FreedmanRosalind J. FreidusThe Frelinghuysen FoundationMr. and Mrs. John H. French IIMr. and Mrs. James FreyDr. and Mrs. James K. FreyneFribourg Foundation, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Gerald E. FrickAnne and Natalio Fridman

FoundationFried Frank Harris Shriver &

Jacobson, LLPThe Fried FoundationThe Barry Friedberg and Charlotte

Moss Family FoundationEugene Friedlander Foundation, Inc.Friedman Family FoundationRobert A. & Linda S. Friedman

FoundationLeonard FriedmanSidney FriedmanMrs. Steven M. FriedmanRuth W. FriendlyThe L.W. Frohlich Charitable TrustMr. and Mrs. Robert L. FromerDavid FromkinRoss A. FrommerBella FrutkinJoan C. FuKris FuchsKen and Sue Fuirst Charitable FundMr. and Mrs. Alan J. FuirstElizabeth H. FullerFun FoundationThomas A. FunkMr. and Mrs. Jonathan R. FurerMr. and Mrs. Jay M. Furman

G

Norman M. GaffneyDr. Michel GagnerMr. and Mrs. Brian J. GallagherDr. James F. GallagherJill GallagherJoan GallantMr. and Mrs. Gregory J. GalliganDr. Pamela F. GallinMr. and Mrs. Robert J. GallivanHarriet E. GamperHoward L. and Judie Ganek

Philanthropic FundMr. and Mrs. Victor S. GarberJulia GarciaEmily GardnerSusan L. GardnerGarfunkel, Wild & Travis, P.C.William GarganoGaril Family FundMr. and Mrs. Bernard H. GarilMr. and Mrs. Eric GarlandGail GarlickAlbert GarnerFredric B. and Anne G. Garonzik

FoundationMr. and Mrs. Joseph GaroppoloMr. and Mrs. Robert E. GarrisonJoyce GarsonSeymour GartenbergDavid L. GarthMr. and Mrs. Robert F. Gartland

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Donors

GartnerDavid M. GastonJennifer A. GaultGay Men’s Health Crisis, Inc.GE CapitalGE HealthcareLi-Lan GeeLawrence M. Gelb Foundation, Inc.Richard L. Gelb FundMichael E. Gellert TrustGemiluth Chessed of Greater

New York, Inc.Genentech, Inc.General Board of Global

MinistriesGeneral Electric FoundationGeneral Mills FoundationGenesis Consultants of New YorkCarolyn D. GentileDavid A. George Revocable TrustVerna M. George Revocable TrustThe Georgescu Family FoundationGer Industries, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Kevin P. GerlitzJoy GermontJoseph and Arkadi Gerney

FoundationGail GeronemusAlfred G. GerosaEdward J. GerrityElbridge GerryThe Gershwind Family

FoundationMr. and Mrs. Richard GersonMr. and Mrs. Glen L. GertzMr. and Mrs. Marc O. GetmanMr. and Mrs. Morad GhadamianJoseph A. GiacoponelloMr. and Mrs. Anthony J. GiammalvaA Gift of LifeGift of Life Bone Marrow FoundationDr. Bruce R. GilbertRichard GilderMr. and Mrs. Stephen A. GillenGeorge J. Gillespie IIIS. Hazard GillespieBruce A. Gimbel FoundationSeth GinnsDr. Henry N. GinsburgThe Benjamin Gittlin FoundationThe Hon. and Mrs. Rudolph W.

GiulianiG.J.C. Associates, Inc.Alexandra J. GladstoneWalter W. Glaeser TrustEdmund GlassGlassberg Family FundGlasser Family FundGlastenbury FoundationMr. and Mrs. Lawrence D. GlaubingerGlaxoSmithKlineJudith GlazerN.D. Glekel Foundation, Inc.Glen Oaks Philanthropic FundThe Glickenhaus FoundationDr. Jerry I. GliklichGlobal ImpactThe Joseph Gluck FoundationMr. and Mrs. Gary S. GluckowMr. and Mrs. Lawrence GochbergPhilip Goelet

Ruth GolanAnita R. GolbeyMr. and Mrs. Ralph GolbyGold Coast Promotions Inc.Bradd GoldHeide GoldMr. and Mrs. Herbert Z. GoldMr. and Mrs. Jack GoldBarry L. Goldblatt Charitable Lead

Annuity TrustGolden Family FoundationAndrew K. GoldenBlanche S. GoldenbergMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey B. GoldenbergHope M. GoldingThe Goldman Sachs GroupJoshua A. GoldmanMr. and Mrs. Matt GoldmanThe Goldring Family FoundationGoldsmith Family Charitable

FoundationThe Horace W. Goldsmith

FoundationMichael GoldsmithBarbara and Howard Goldstein

FundN.S. Goldstein Foundation, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Arnold M. GoldsteinMargaret Sedlis GoldsteinPeter GoldsteinMr. and Mrs. Peter GoltraHarvey and Roberta Golub

Charitable FundLawrence Golub Charitable FundAlan M. GolubMr. and Mrs. Samuel GolubDr. Aurora L. GonzalesElias R. GonzalezMary Jane Goode and

Walter C. GramleyGoodman Media International, Inc.Arline R. GoodmanMr. and Mrs. Blake GoodnerDavid J. GordonDr. Jennifer GordonMr. and Mrs. John P. GordonVirginia L. GordonMr. and Mrs. James P. GormanJoan B. GossnerGotham Surgical & Brace, Inc.Ellen GottliebMaria Niarchos GouazeMr. and Mrs. Harry E. Gould Jr.Jane M. GouldPeter GouldDr. Harry GrabstaldLorraine GraceTom and Bonnie Grace Family

FoundationMichele M. GrafMr. and Mrs. Laurence GrafsteinIan H. GrahamGrand HyattLaura E. GrangerJoan GranlundThe Victor & Phyllis Grann

Family Foundation Inc.Dr. Richard D. GransteinDr. Robert T. GrantGrant’s Interest Rate ObserverGrateful Foundation

Marcy GrauMr. and Mrs. Fred J. GraverAnne B. GrayMr. and Mrs. Anthony GrazianoGreat Seats, Ltd.Bruce A. GreenCarol J. GreenBeatrice W. GreenbaumGreenberg Traurig Philanthropic

FundJoel I. GreenbergMaurice R. and Corinne P. GreenbergStephen and Myrna Greenberg

Philanthropic FundThe Linda J. Vester and Glen H.

Greenberg Philanthropic FundJeffrey L. GreenblumThe David and Alan Greene

Family FoundationWilliam Teich GreeneMr. and Mrs. Simon T. GreenshieldsBernard and Marilyn GreenspanDr. Alan GreenspanKenneth GreensteinRobert S. GreenzeigMr. and Mrs. Joseph M. GregoryMr. and Mrs. Peter S. GregoryGuenther E. Greiner Charitable

Gift FundGrid Properties Inc.John and Amy Griffin FoundationDavid H. GriffinKenneth C. GriffinPhilip T. GriffinDavid GrimaldiMichael and Janelle Grimes FundThe Grodetsky Family FoundationMichael and Terry GrollLois Perelman-Gross & Stewart

Gross FundThe Julia and Seymour Gross

FoundationVicki and Michael Gross Family

Foundation, Inc.Beverly GrossJerome S. GrossMr. and Mrs. Keith M. GrossMr. and Mrs. Norman GrossWilliam Grossman FundMr. and Mrs. Bruce GrossmanL. Jay GrossmanRonald GrossmanMr. and Mrs. Sanford S. GrossmanMr. and Mrs. Hurst K. GrovesAllen J. GrubmanVincent GuarinoMary Rodgers and Henry GuettelGuggenheim Management LLCGuidantGumuchian Fils Ltd.Amit GuptaMr. and Mrs. Anthony GusmanoLydia S. GustinDr. Leo A. GuthartMr. and Mrs. Bruce GutkinMr. and Mrs. William M. Guttman

H

Eugene HaberLinda S. HabgoodMr. and Mrs. William B. HaddenNella HahnPeter and Helen HajeLynn HalbfingerKathleen D. HaleMr. and Mrs. Wayne HallettLucy HalperinMr. and Mrs. Andrew C. HalvorsenDr. Scott M. HammerDana Ames HammondLeigh S. HamptonThe Handler FoundationMilton and Miriam Handler

FoundationMr. and Mrs. Stephen HannanPatricia HansenHapco Farms LLCE. Davisson HardmanMr. and Mrs. Gordon A. HardyChristopher M. HarlandHarmon FoundationWilliam F. Harnisch FoundationDr. Steven D. HarrWilliam F. HarringtonJ. Ira and Nicki Harris FoundationJacqueline S. Harris FoundationShirley D. Harris TrustAlan HarrisMr. and Mrs. Donald E. HarrisJonathan HarrisRaymond A. Harris Jr.Stanley HarrisMr. and Mrs. Trevor S. HarrisC. Lowell HarrissDeborah L. HartMr. and Mrs. Nigel P. HartThe John A. Hartford FoundationRobert E. HarveyCraig M. HatkoffDr. Jennifer F. HavensAnne T. HaydenMr. and Mrs. Karl E. HazelLita Annenberg Hazen Charitable

TrustHCA FoundationDr. John H. HealeyHealth Insurance Plan of Greater

New YorkHealth Resources Optimization, Inc.James P. HealyMichael HeaneyThe Hearst CorporationMr. and Mrs. Peter HearstMr. and Mrs. Bruce J. HectorMr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Hedge Jr.Frederika HeinemannDrue Heinz TrustHeisman Trophy TrustHelen Hoffritz Charitable TrustMr. and Mrs. David W. HeleniakKaren G. HelfDr. William E. HellenbrandHeller Brothers FoundationJ.W. Heller FoundationDavid HellerGilbert Helman

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Donors

The Leona and Harry B. HelmsleyFoundation

Robert Hemsing Sr.Pamela B. HendricksonMr. and Mrs. Robert T. HennesPatrick J. HenniganMr. and Mrs. John C. HenselDrs. Terry W. and Elizabeth Reiley

HensleJim Henson CompanyThe Victor Herbert FoundationJohn Herbert CompanyMr. and Mrs. Carlos M. HernandezJohn S. HeroldMr. and Mrs. L.W. HerrickPeter HerrickArthur N. Hershaft Foundation

TrustCharles Hertzig FoundationJill HerzHess CompaniesCharles HesseDon and Marilyn Berger Hewitt

FundMr. and Mrs. Andrew HeyerIrene HeyesAnnette Heyman Foundation, Inc.Kim HeymanHickory FoundationRobert B. Hiden Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence P. HigginsDonna & Bill Hill FoundationMr. and Mrs. William E. HillerWilliam Talbott Hillman FoundationKhaldoun HilmiMr. and Mrs. Edward HintzDouglas Hirsch and Holly

Andersen Family FoundationThe Richard L. Hirsch

Foundation, Inc.Ruth HirschLinda B. HirschmanMargaret M. Hitchcock FundHobbs Family Charitable TrustFranklin Warren Hobbs IVMr. and Mrs. John H. HobbsHerbert L. HochbergJackie H. HochbergLester HochbergRobert and Gerry Hodes Family

FundMyron HoferMr. and Mrs. Jack HoffingerAbigail S. HoffmanEdward L. Hoffman Jr.Laura B. HoffmanMr. and Mrs. Paul A. HoffmanPaul M. HoffmannDr. and Mrs. Burton P. HoffnerMr. and Mrs. David S. HoffnerDr. Herbert H. HoffnerSteven HoffnerHoguet, Newman & Regal, LLPHOK, Inc.Babette S. HollisterJohn W. Holman Jr.Robert W. HolmesHoltz Family Foundation, Inc.Carol and Howard HoltzmannMr. and Mrs. Alexander HoltzmanRichard H. Holzer Memorial

Foundation

Mashiro HonzawaHoover Family FundHope & Heroes Children’s

Cancer FundJosephine Lawrence Hopkins

FoundationDr. and Mrs. Allan J. HordofDr. Richard HornMr. and Mrs. Larry D. HornerMr. and Mrs. DeWitt HornorMarie HornsteinJay HorowitzHospital for Special SurgeryDr. George M. HowardKaren P. HowardThe Charlene and David Howe

FoundationThe Richard R. Howe FoundationShirley HoweMr. and Mrs. Charles O. HoytMr. and Mrs. Henry H. Hoyt Jr.HSBC Philanthropic ProgramsMary Alice HuddlestonMr. and Mrs. Frank H. HughesHugoton FoundationYie-Hsin HungJ. Quincy HunsickerJohn F. HuntHunter Douglas, Inc.Brian HunterJames B. HurlockHurst Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Ari HusainJoan C. HussHutchins Family FoundationJoel G. Hutzler Jr.

I

IBMIBM International FoundationICAP Service North America, LLCThe IDT Charitable FoundationIgG of America, Inc.Il Gatto, Inc.Illuminate International Corp.Arthur IndurskyInfinite Possibilities Foundation, Inc.Sima IngbermanJason W. IngleIno TherapeuticsInserra Supermarkets, Inc.Institute for Brain InitiativesIntelIntuitive SurgicalMr. and Mrs. Herbert IrvingSusan Issacs and Elkan Abramowitz

Charitable FundMr. and Mrs. Jed P. IsaacsJoel & Alissa Isaacson Gift FundJoel Isaacson & Co., Inc.Isho CorporationDr. and Mrs. O. Wayne IsomArthur and Jodi Israel FundThomas C. IsraelIstithmar Building 280 Park LLCMr. and Mrs. A. Willard Ivers Jr.Hiro Iwanaga

J

J & R Mechanical Services Inc.Jabb & Co.Gerrit P. JacksonMr. and Mrs. William L. JacksonArlene JacobiThe Nathan P. Jacobs FoundationCarl Jacobs FoundationMr. and Mrs. Bruce JacobsMr. and Mrs. David K. JacobsMr. Joseph Michael JacobsDr. Michael I. JacobsRaphael G. JacobsThe Jacobson Family FoundationJacquet Family FoundationIda JaffeMr. and Mrs. Mark A. JaffeRobert L. JamesJamestownJanklow FoundationJanusMr. and Mrs. Guillermo E. JassonSabina G. JavitsThe Jean R. Peacock TrustMr. and Mrs. Alexander JedynskiJeld Charitable FoundationThe Philip and Edna Jennison FundThe Jewish Communal Fund

of N.Y.JJJ Family FoundationJMP ManagementAlan Joel Communications, Inc.Mrs. Martin JoelSylvia A. JoelDonald JohannemannJerker JohanssonMr. and Mrs. Niels W. JohnsenJohnson & Johnson Family of

CompaniesRobert W. Johnson IV Charitable

TrustJohnson & Family FoundationR. Sheldon Johnson Family

FoundationSuzanne Nora Johnson &

David G. Johnson FoundationBetsey JohnsonEthel H. JohnsonMr. and Mrs. F. Lagrange JohnsonBarbara and Donald Jonas

Philanthropic FundJonas FoundationWinfield P. Jones Charitable FundJones Apparel GroupAlan JonesCarlisle JonesGlenn R. JonesRobert Q. JonesTimothy M. JonesMr. and Mrs. Tom JonesWinfield P. JonesVernon E. Jordan Jr.Josephson Research FoundationStanley Josephson FundMr. and Mrs. Peter JovanovichJ.P. Morgan ChaseJ.P. Morgan Chase FoundationJ.T.K. FoundationLily H. JuAlan JuskoJustgive.Org

K

K.S. & AssociatesKahn BrothersMr. and Mrs. Alfred R. KahnDr. and Mrs. David KahnDr. Norman KahnMr. and Mrs. Wolf KahnMr. and Mrs. William P. KaiserH. J. Kalikow LLCCarol Heller KalletErnest KalmanAlbert KalterRamin KamfarMrs. Robert KaminsMrs. Arthur KaminskyLinda Heller Kamm FundDonald P. KanakKandell FundMr. and Mrs. Martin KanefskyWalter Kann Foundation, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Fred KannThe Nathalie Kaplan FoundationMr. and Mrs. Richard M. KaplanMr. and Mrs. Scott B. KapnickMr. and Mrs. Robert KarofskyDr. Sudha KashyapLeander and Helen Katsidhe FundMr. and Mrs. Anton A. KatzJeffrey KatzDr. and Mrs. Kenneth H. KatzRobert I. KaufeltKauffman Family FundThe Fritz and Adelaide Kauffmann

FoundationRichard L. KauffmanAnita F. KaufmanGeorge S. KaufmanMr. and Mrs. Ronald KaufmanSamantha KaufmanSusan KaufmanMr. and Mrs. Victor KaufmanThe Kaufmann FoundationMr. and Mrs. Andrew J. KaufmannKavanah FoundationDr. Neil B. KaveyMr. and Mrs. Berge KayaianMarilou C. KayeLevon KazarianFrancis J. KazeroidSandy KazlowThe Kealy Family FoundationMrs. Benjamin H. KeanThe Richard W. Keelty FoundationMr. and Mrs. Louis L. KeeneJohn C. KehoeThe Richard Keim Family FundDeborah M. KeirGershon KekstMr. and Mrs. C.L. KellerEdward W. KellerDrs. Jeffrey and Adina KellerPeter R. & Cynthia K. Kellogg

FoundationMr. and Mrs. Alfred F. Kelly Jr.Mr. and Mrs. James KellyRobert and Anna KellyKelter FoundationMr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Kempner Jr.Constantine KeremetKertek Restoration CorpMr. and Mrs. Lawrence G. Kessel

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Donors

Randy L. KetiveSamuel KetiveNigel KeyLaya KhadjaviThe Kibel FoundationKenneth E. KidaMr. and Mrs. Wilmot H. Kidd IIIKidney & Urology Foundation of

AmericaMr. and Mrs. Gunther H. KilschThe James M. Kilts Family FundCharles & Esther Kimerling

Charitable FoundationDr. L. Erlenmeyer KimlingMaryln KimmelMark and Anla Cheng Kingdon

FoundationNils A. KindwallThe King Street Charitable TrustCharles & Lucille King Family

FoundationKingdon Capital Management, LLCGlenda KirbyDr. Robert KirschnerJean & Graham Kiskaddon FundMr. and Mrs. Stephen KittenplanShelly and Howard Kivell

Philanthropic FundZina KlangCarol L. KlapperKlaus Family FoundationPhyllis KlavanRobert C. KleiberPhyllis and Harvey Klein, M.D.Lenora KleinJudith A. KleinerDr. Charles S. KleinmanAndrea Klepetar-FallakThe Fran and David Klingsberg

Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. David KlingsbergMr. and Mrs. Steven B. KlinskyKneisel Foundation, Inc.Knight Equity Markets, L.P.Knight Vision Foundation, Inc.Edward S. KnightBarry KnispelMr. and Mrs. Gregory P. KnoopMaria KnoppersDr. Daniel M. KnowlesMr. and Mrs. Gerald R. KnuevenReha KocatasMr. and Mrs. David H. KochThe Martin & Irene Kofman

FoundationKenneth K. KolkerThe Komansky FoundationMr. and Mrs. David KomanskySusan G. Komen Breast Cancer

FoundationCostas KondylisPaul J. KonigsbergMichele and Kevah KonnerMaria KooMr. and Mrs. Charles E. KoobDr. and Mrs. Harold S. KoplewiczMrs. Cary KoplinFundacion Alicia KoplowitzMr. and Mrs. Charles A. KoppelmanLewis and Sharon Korman

FoundationAlexandra Korry

Mr. and Mrs. Steven B. KosannMr. and Mrs. Gerard B. KosiczkyKPMG LLPThe Robert and Myra Kraft Family

FoundationNicole KramerMr. and Mrs. Richard L. KramerMr. and Mrs. Frank KrausSelma KregerKreitchman Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Stewart H. KrentzmanClaire A. KretschmerPeggy G. KriegelDr. Karl H. KriegerThe H. Frederick Krimendahl II

FoundationDavid B. Kriser Foundation Inc.Alexander S. KrollSteven J. KumbleMarvin KurjanMr. and Mrs. Thomas P. KurlakEdythe KurlanLawrence B. KurlandMr. and Mrs. Steven KurzMr. and Mrs. Adam S. KurzerThe Kurzrok Foundation, Inc.Guy A. Kwan

L

L & L Painting Co., Inc.Dr. Elisabeth A. LachmannDr. Theodore Y. LaiLaikind Family FoundationCory Laing and Lauren S. GoldMr. and Mrs. Howard LaksGrace Lamb Trust BBenjamin V. and Linda Lambert

FundThe David G. Lambert FoundationPeter and Deborah Lamm

FoundationMr. and Mrs. Edward S. LampertJack LancasterMr. and Mrs. W.L. LandauStephanie LandessMr. and Mrs. Alan LandisMr. and Mrs. Dean LandisThe Jeffrey & Nancy Lane

FoundationLangsam Family Foundation, Inc.Adam B. LangsamMartin LankPhyllis LantosLanza Family FoundationPatricia LanzaSidney and Ruth Lapidus FundMr. and Mrs. Sidney LapidusHope W. LapsleyMr. and Mrs. Jay G. LarkinMr. and Mrs. Mark E. LarmoreStanley & Gene Lasdon

Charitable TrustWilliam and Mildred Lasdon

FoundationTom & Helen Lasersohn FundPeter R. LasusaMichelle Latessa-ReillyLatham & Watkins LLP

Michelle & Norman LattmanCharitable Foundation

The Leonard & Evelyn LauderFoundation

Mr. and Mrs. Jerome LaurenLeonard LaurenThe Lautenberg FoundationChristine M. LavelleDr. and Mrs. Michael H. LavyneMr. and Mrs. Charles T. LawlorLawrence HospitalMrs. Andrew LawrenceMr. and Mrs. Gordon LawrenceMrs. Michael LawrenceWilliam F. LawrenceArthur J. LayzerDr. and Mrs. Eliot J. LazarLazard Capital Markets, LLCRochelle B. and

Dr. George M. LazarusLBC FoundationEileen E. LeachThe Frances Lear FoundationRobert W. LearMr. and Mrs. Brian J. LearyDr. Carolyn F. LearyCynthia LearyMr. and Mrs. Alan LeavittThe Lebensfeld FoundationMatthew LeBlancHarold LebwohlMr. and Mrs. P. Jeffrey LeckLederman Family FoundationJames T. Lee Foundation, Inc.The Lee Family Foundation, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. LeeKi Y. LeeThomas H. LeeGloria LeedsJoseph and Juanita Leff Charitable

TrustSamuel J. & Ethel Lefrak

Charitable FoundationLefrak Charitable FundLegal Sea Foods Inc.Lehman BrothersKatherine A. LehmanMr. and Mrs. Donald R. LehmannMr. and Mrs. Steven LeibowPhyllis LeibowitzMr. and Mrs. Fred LeightonEllen LeikindJoan M. Leiman, Ph.D.Mr. and Mrs. L.C. LemileMr. and Mrs. Edwin Deane LeonardOwen LeonardSaul & Eleanor Lerner

Foundation, Inc.Janet R. LeskoMr. and Mrs. Seymour M. LesliePierre LevaiAndrew LevenMr. and Mrs. Lloyd S. LevenbergJacques LeviantLevin & Glasser, P.C.Henry LevinRobin LevinA.L. Levine Family Foundation Inc.Elizabeth J. LevineLawrence J. LevineMarcia R. LevineThe Mortimer Levitt Foundation

The Betty & Norman F. LevyFoundation, Inc.

Levy Hermanos Foundation, Inc.Barbara LevyMr. and Mrs. Herbert LevyMargot J. LevyMr. and Mrs. Thomas A. LevyMelvyn and Janet Lewinter

Charitable FundMr. and Mrs. Jerome J. LewisDr. Linda D. LewisMr. and Mrs. William M. Lewis Jr.Lewy Family FoundationAnthony and Barbara Liberatore

FundLiberty MutualMark LichterDr. Jacob LichyLifecell CorporationMr. and Mrs. James H. Liggins IIIRonna Lynn LindekenThe Lindemann Foundation, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan S. LinkerKate Linker and Bernard TschumiLinton FoundationMargo Lion Ltd.The Liow FoundationThe Jerome and Kenneth Lipper

FoundationMrs. Merrill D. LipseyMr. and Mrs. Hilary J. LipsitzMr. and Mrs. Louis J. LiptonMr. and Mrs. Barnet LissJ. David LissMr. and Mrs. Victor LissWilliam Brian Little & Judith A.

Little Charitable TrustMr. and Mrs. Patrick LittlefieldSandy M. LittlefieldThe Litwin FoundationThe Ernest & Joan Liu

FoundationMr. and Mrs. John K. LiuLive NationBruce LlewellynGail P. McDonnell LobkowiczJohn A. LoconsoloMr. and Mrs. Wayne LodarekWalter F. & Phyllis Loeb Family

FundThe Arthur Loeb FoundationRaymond M. LoewMr. and Mrs. Gregory T. LoftusMr. and Mrs. David B. LomanMr. and Mrs. Steven LorchAnthony LoschiavoThe Karen and Herbert Lotman

FoundationDr. and Mrs. Gerald LoughlinHugh and Sandy Lowenstein

Charitable FoundationLowy & DonnathMr. and Mrs. George T. LowyMr. and Mrs. Richard B. LoyndL-R Managers, LLCThe Lubman Family Charitable

FundNicholas S. Ludington Jr.Mr. and Mrs. John A. LukeCaroline LussiKarin LuterGary G. Lynch

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Donors

Jeanne Hoffman LynchPatrick J. LynchRichard LynchMr. and Mrs. Roger M. LynchSusan E. LynchMr. and Mrs. James T. LynnThe Lyons Family Foundation, Inc.Eileen F. Lyons

M

M & M Jersey, Inc.Leola A. MacDonaldFrances D. MacEachronNigel S. MacEwanChristy and John Mack FoundationMr. and Mrs. John J. MackRalph MackBruce J. MactasJosiah Macy Jr. FoundationOliver MadisonSharad D. MadisonDr. and Mrs. Thomas J. MagnaniVallerie Magory, Esq.Magowan Family FoundationMary B. MaguireCathy Mahon-BordaPatrick MahoneyMailman Foundation Inc.Make Life Better FoundationMakioka FoundationMr. and Mrs. David M. MaksomskiFrancine MalenziDarryl MallahMrs. Harvey P. MallementMalott Family FoundationMan FinancialMandel FoundationBarrie D. MandelMandelbaum & Krupnick LLCManhattan Diagnostic RadiologyManhattan Institute for Cancer

ResearchBeatrice G. Manice FundMr. and Mrs. Christopher L. MannMyrna A. MannersMr. and Mrs. Burt ManningMr. and Mrs. Ellis W. Manning Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Rohit ManochaAmir & Rosita Manocherian

Family FoundationE. Manocherian FoundationDonald ManocherianMichael G. ManzaWilhelmina ManzanoMarble Fund Inc.Marcia CorporationMr. and Mrs. Max MarcoThomas I. MarcossonJames S. Marcus FoundationThe Grace R. and Alan D. Marcus

FoundationMr. and Mrs. Alain MarcusDr. Eric R. MarcusDr. Judith R. MarcusNatalie MarcusThe Margolis FoundationDavid I. Margolis 2003 Charitable

Lead Annuity TrustThe Henry M. Margolis FoundationJuliet Flint Marillonnet

Mariner Investment GroupMarino Family Charitable TrustMark Family FoundationMark Family FundSusan MarkMr. and Mrs. Martin MarkinsonLois B. MarksPhilip MarksThe Marmot FoundationJoe and Pasena Maroun Family

FoundationEllen R. MarramYvonne and Michael Marsh

Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Patrick L. MarshJohn J. MartelloThe Martin Family Fund, Inc.Martin, Clearwater & BellEdward MartinM. Paul MartinFlorence Baker Martineau

FoundationMr. and Mrs. Roman Martinez IV

FoundationThe Page & Otto Marx FoundationSusan L. MascitelliDr. and Mrs. Joseph E.

MastromonacoKurt MasurMAT Charitable FoundationMathes Charitable Gift FundMatheson Foundation Inc.Marjorie A. MathesonGrace E. MathiasMathis-Pfohl FoundationMatrix Mechanical Corp.Mr. and Mrs. Louis Maughan-

DavidsonMaxMara Retail LimitedJeffrey A. MayerMr. and Mrs. Richard MayerTheodore V. MayerMcAloon & FriedmanMr. and Mrs. David McCallumMr. and Mrs. Valentine L. McCallumThe Devin F. McCarthy

Revocable TrustGeorge M. McCarthyWilliam S. McCarthyMarjorie McCartyHelen F. McClureL. Mike McCormackMr. and Mrs. Richard G.

McDermott IIICatherine W. McDonaldMcDowell FoundationMr. and Mrs. James S. McEntegartMr. and Mrs. George McFaddenJulia A. McGeeBarbara McGhieMr. and Mrs. John F. McGillicuddyDr. Maureen McGrealJohn L. McHugh FoundationJoan E. McInerneyMcKeen FundCraig A. McKennaMr. and Mrs. Robert F. McKeonMcKinsey & Company, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. William J. McLoughlinMr. and Mrs. William McNally

Mr. and Mrs. J. Donald McNamaraKenneth McPartlandMildred E. McSkimmingDr. Allen W. MeadGeorge A. MebaneMeckler Foundation, Inc.Medical Billing Resources Inc.MedtronicMary G. MeekerMr. and Mrs. Warren C. MeekerMr. and Mrs. Jesse MeerTarek Abdel MeguidMeidar Family Charitable TrustThe Peter C. Meinig Revocable

TrustYvonne C. MeinwaldThe Elena Melius FoundationMr. and Mrs. Ron MeltsnerMr. and Mrs. Daniel MeltzerMemorial Sloan-Kettering

Cancer CenterVittoria MenasheTeri Mendelsohn FoundationPaul R. MendelsohnDinah & Andrew Mendes FundSusan MendikMr. and Mrs. Bruce MeninCarolyn MeolaMercedes-Benz USA, LLCMerchants National Properties, Inc.Merck Partnership for GivingMeredith Family FoundationThe Merow FoundationMerrill LynchRobert G. MerrillHarriet MessingerMr. and Mrs. Ricardo A. Mestres Jr.Metropolitan Hardlines

Boosters, Inc.Metropolitan Jewish Health SystemMetropolitan Philanthropic FundMr. and Mrs. Stephen P. MettlerEvelyn B. MetzgerGeorge MetzgerMex-Am Cultural Foundation, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Ira A. MeyerMr. and Mrs. Sam B. MezanskyMr. and Mrs. Damon MezzacappaMGI PHARMAMary Elizabeth MichelMichael R. MieleMr. and Mrs. Nicholas MihaliosDr. and Mrs. Alexander M.

MikhailovMilan Mortgage, Inc.Morgan and Marjorie Miller

Charitable TrustStuart A. Miller Family FoundationDiane MillerMr. and Mrs. Donald K. MillerMr. and Mrs. Seymour H. MillerMr. and Mrs. Sidney A. MillerMr. and Mrs. William R. MillerMr. and Mrs. James T. MillsMr. and Mrs. J. Gregory MilmoeConstance J. Milstein, Esq.Mr. and Mrs. Howard P. MilsteinPaul and Irma Milstein FoundationMrs. Seymour MilsteinClotilde P. De Ramos MimosoThe Mindich Family Foundation

Barbara MinesMinio Family FoundationFlorence MinkCarolyn A. MinskoffMirage Licensing, Inc.Frank L. MisischiaSamuel & Rose Mitchell FoundationMitchell/Giurgola ArchitectsJoseph and Marion L. Mitola

Family FundMitsubishi Trust and Banking Corp.Sara & William Mittler FoundationMiura Global Management, LLCMizuho Trust & Banking Co. (USA)The Steven & Heather Mnuchin

FoundationModell Financial, Inc.Modestus Bauer FoundationMrs. Keith M. MoffatMogavero, Lee & Co. Inc.Krume MojsoskiMr. and Mrs. Claus MollerThe Mollylou FoundationIrene M. MolnarKathryn MonacoAmbrose Monell FoundationMonet Family FundMonterey Fund, Inc.Moody’s FoundationEdward S. Moore FoundationMoore Family FundThe Moore Charitable FoundationEdith D. MooreHelen E. MooreMr. and Mrs. Richard W. Moore Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Sanford E. MooreJanet MordecaiMrs. Lawrence J. MoreauMrs. Benedict MorelliMr. and Mrs. Michael P. MorenoMorgan Construction

Enterprises, Inc.Morgan StanleyMorgan Stanley FoundationJohn T. Morgan Charitable

Gift AccountAlfred Y. MorganMr. and Mrs. Charles F. MorganJeffrey S. MorganJohn T. MorganMr. and Mrs. Edwin H. MorgensDrs. Shozo and Maryellen T. MoriAnne MorrisMr. and Mrs. John T. MorrisWilliam C. MorrisThe Morrison & Foerster

FoundationThe Morse Family Foundation, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Edward MorseMr. and Mrs. David A. MortmanDiana M. MortonMr. and Mrs. Leonard MoskowitzMrs. Charles MossMr. and Mrs. Chester MossSharmin and Bijan

Mossavar-RahmaniMovado Group, Inc.Jaclyn MucariaPatrick Mucci Jr.Dr. Helen G. Muhlbauer

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Donors

Mulé Family FoundationThe Donald R. Mullen Family

FoundationLouise T. MullenPeter P. MullenThe Muller FundEddie A. MullerMultiplan, Inc.Kurt Munkacsi and Nancy JeffriesMr. and Mrs. George B. MunroeElizabeth W. MurovPatricia and Allen E. Murray

FoundationEileen K. MurrayMr. and Mrs. Patrick J. MurrayMr. and Mrs. W. Stephen MurrayMr. and Mrs. Andrew M. MursteinMr. and Mrs. Bernard MuschelRobert C. MusettiMr. and Mrs. John R. MyersMr. and Mrs. Robert J. Mylod

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Nachbur Family FundLawrence NaginMr. and Mrs. David L. NaglerMr. and Mrs. Daniel T. NapoliMr. and Mrs. Thomas E. NapolitanoThe NASDAQ Stock MarketSarah E. NashBelle and Murray Nathan

Philanthropic FundCatherine R. NathanNathan’s Battle FoundationEdith NathansonNational Collector’s Mint, Inc.Navigant Consulting Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Stanley M. NayerFred F. NazemNBCNBC UniversalMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. NebelThe Daniel M. Neidich and

Brooke G. Neidich FoundationThe Neisloss Family FoundationJonathan M. Nelson Family

FoundationNeopharm, Inc.The John & Wendy Neu Family

Foundation, Inc.Jillian M. and Lawrence A.

Neubauer FoundationNeurosurgical Associates, P.C.The Dorothy and Arnold

Neustadter FoundationBarry NeusteinNew York Academy of MedicineNew York Blood Center, Inc.New York Cardiology Associates P.C.New York Firefighters Burn Center

FoundationNew York Life FoundationNew York Life Insurance

CompanyNew York Mercantile Exchange

Charitable FoundationNew York Methodist HospitalNew York Physicians

Foundation Inc.New York Society of Pediatric

Critical Care MedicineThe New York Community

Hospital of Brooklyn, Inc.The New York Community TrustThe New York Hospital Medical

Center of QueensNewbold Family Charitable FundRobert and Ann Newburger

Foundation, Inc.Philip V. NewcombSamuel I. Newhouse FoundationRobert J. Newhouse Jr.Steven O. NewhouseThe Newman Foundation Inc.Newman Family Operating Acct.Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B. NewmanMr. and Mrs. Brian C. NewmanLeonard NewmanThe News Corporation

FoundationNicholson & Galloway Inc.Daniel Nir and Jill Braufman

Charitable FundEsmond Nissim FoundationAlbert NissimNitram FoundationNLR Construction Corp.Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas NoccaNan NoonanNordstromNorth Sound Capital LLCBarbara C. NorthNorwood FoundationNovo Nordisk Inc.Dr. Eugene John NowakMr. and Mrs. Kevin M. NowlinNRK of New Jersey, Inc.Evdokia NtelekosNuclear Electric Insurance Ltd.Nulman FoundationJosé F. NunezMr. and Mrs. Scott NuttallNyack Hospital

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Oak Spring Farms, LLCMr. and Mrs. O. David OakesDr. Sharon E. OberfieldPatricia F. ObermaierBernadette O’BrienCharles C. O’BrienMr. and Mrs. Donald S. O’BrienElva O’BrienMr. and Mrs. Paul P. O’BrienStewart O’BrienOceanic Heritage FoundationDaniel and Jane Och

Charitable TrustWilliam O’ConnorMr. and Mrs. Michael OffenThomas M. O’FlynnMr. and Mrs. Mark J. O’FrielIan OgilvieOgilvy & MatherWay-Sun R. Oh, R.N.The O’Hara Family FoundationMrs. Timothy P. O’HaraO’Herron Family FoundationOkidata Corp.The Olayan Group

Old Oaks FoundationMr. and Mrs. Edwin S. OlsenMr. and Mrs. Peter C. OlsenDr. Carl A. OlssonMax and Ruth Oltarsh

Foundation, Inc.OlympusAbby and George O’Neill TrustJohn D. OngOpen Door FundOprah & Friends, Inc.Henry and Carolyn Sue Orenstein

FoundationOrentreich Family FoundationOrganon International, Inc.Joel A. OrnsteinArthur OrtenbergMrs. William H. Osborn Jr.O’Shea Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Wayne OstenMr. and Mrs. Paul J. OstlingMr. and Mrs. Clarence L. OwnesOxford Enviromental

Construction Corp.

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Joanne PaceSabino S. PaceDaniel P. and Nancy C. Paduano

FoundationAnthony PaduanoHannah PakulaJeffrey PaleyRev. Anthony J. PaloPam’s Pals, Inc.Pannonia FoundationMr. and Mrs. Jordan PantzerThe Panwy Foundation, Inc.Francine PanzaMr. and Mrs. Milton J. PappasMr. and Mrs. William PappasDr. Herbert PardesPark Avenue Charitable Gift FundGeraldine M. ParkerMr. and Mrs. Kevin E. ParkerKevin ParkerThomas I. Parkinson Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Gerard PasciuccoPatrolmen’s Benevolent

Association of the CityThe Pattee Foundation, Inc.Charles PattenPaul Capital Advisors, Inc.Diana J. PaulsenJohn W. PaysonMr. and Mrs. Samuel P. PeabodyAlexander R. Peacock TrustMr. and Mrs. John D. PearcePearson-Rappaport FoundationMr. and Mrs. William P. PecorielloCreighton H. Peet and Dana A.

WeissPei Cobb Freed & PartnersWendy Keys and Donald PelsMr. and Mrs. Victor A. PelsonMr. and Mrs. Nelson PeltzMr. and Mrs. Kevin S. PennPerkins Eastman ArchitectsRobin PerkinsStephen Perlbinder

Mr. and Mrs. Joel PerlmutterLawrence PerlsteinPerry CapitalPerry Investment Associates LLCMr. and Mrs. Richard PerryGeorgia PerskyThe Person Diamond

Foundation, Inc.The Peter G. Peterson & Joan

Ganz Cooney FundElizabeth PetersPetersen Geller Spurge, Inc.Joan H. PetersenMr. and Mrs. Michael J. PetrickMrs. Milton PetrieRenee K. PetrofesThe Pevaroff Cohn Family

FoundationPfizer Inc.Pfizer FoundationPhilanthropy Management Inc.The Philanthropic CollaborativeCharles E. PhillipsCraig S. PhillipsMr. and Mrs. Stephen PhillipsOgden Phipps Charitable

FoundationMr. and Mrs. Ogden Mills PhippsMr. and Mrs. Edward N. PickMarvin G. PickholzThe Picower FoundationMr. and Mrs. Frederick PiercePatricia S. PinckneyPincus Family FundThe Pinkus FoundationMr. and Mrs. Ira PittelmanThe Pittman Family FoundationLuke PittoniNancy Pivirotto-BarbeThe PKL Foundation, Inc.Platinum Electrical Contracting Inc.Playmates Toys, Inc.Suzanne E. PleskunasElliot S. PlinerPlymouth FoundationAndrew PohalskiPohly Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Michael PohlyPolen Capital Management Inc.William A. Polf Charitable FundThe Milton Pollack Family

Foundation, Inc.Linda and Kenneth Pollin

Foundation, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Abe PollinPolo Ralph Lauren CorporationBruce PolozkerPolshek Partnership ArchitectsPoly-Flex Corp.Mr. and Mrs. E. Ashton PooleMarquita J. Pool-EckertMr. and Mrs. Jack H. Porter Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Edward K. PortnofRichard PortogalloJoan and Dennis PosterMichael R. PotackRoger PoultonPower Medical InterventionsRichard F. Powers & Colleen

Powers FoundationFrank T. Pratt


Donors

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Mr. and Mrs. Roy B. PraverMr. and Mrs. Dale PrecodaCarol M. PreisingerPrescott Fund for Children &

Youth, Inc.Bonnie L. PressmanDr. and Mrs. Peter I. PressmanThe Price Family Foundation, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Stephen S. PriceDr. and Mrs. Ivin B. PrinceDr. Martin R. PrinceMr. and Mrs. Tom PritchardMichael and Donna PritulaMortimer J. ProppProto Construction & Development

Corp.Prudential FinancialPrudential FoundationP.T.M. Charitable FoundationMr. and Mrs. Cory PulfreyJenice PulverThe Purcell FoundationMarina PurcellPhilip J. PurcellThe Purchase FundKaren H. Putnam

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Margaret M. QuinnYvonne S. QuinnJohn A. Quisenberry

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Stuart RabinMartin J. RabinowitzRonald A. RabinowitzRene S. & Rubin Rabinowitz

Family FoundationBernadette L. RacioppiChristine M. RafalkoJohn V. RaffaeleScott H. RagovinBarbara G. RahoMr. and Mrs. Robert H. RaiffSal RandazzoMr. and Mrs. John RandolphMichael and Paula Rantz

FoundationJohn F. RasweilerEgon RausnitzMr. and Mrs. Robert J. RavitzReading Is Fundamental, Inc.Dr. Jon M. RecklerDrs. Martin and Laura ReichelHelen Faith ReichertWhitelaw ReidReilly Associates, Inc.Dr. Kevin B. ReillyLeon M. ReimerMuriel H. ReisThe Reiss Family FoundationBrad M. ReissWilliam RellaRemarkable PartnersTallmadge S. RenaultBenjamin J. RenshawIra M. Resnick FoundationPatricia ReyAli Reza

Rheba/Murray Golub FamilyFoundation

William R. RhodesEugene RiceMr. and Mrs. Howard H. RichAnne S. Richardson FundMr. and Mrs. Reuben F. RichardsEsther M. RidderThe Ridgefield FoundationRiehm Plumbing Corp.The Jonathan Rinehart Family

FoundationBarrie L. RingelheimCharles RinkPhilip W. Riskin Charitable

Foundation, Inc.Jane Riskin-BeanLucretia and Robert RisoleoRobbins FoundationThe Robbins Family

Foundation, Inc.The Edward R. and Rosalind S.

Roberts FoundationDaniel J. RobertsEdward R. RobertsJill A. RobertsThe Robertson FoundationJim and Linda Robinson

Foundation, Inc.John D. RobinsonMr. and Mrs. Paul R. RobinsonRoche LaboratoriesLaura Spelman Rockefeller

Memorial FundRodgers Family Foundation, Inc.Rodman Publishing CorpAmy Falls RogersHowland P. RogersPeter RogersThe Rogosin InstituteThe Felix and Elizabeth Rohatyn

FoundationMr. and Mrs. George RohrRoisen Family FoundationRonald S. RolfeRoll Flex Label Co., LLCPeter J. Romano and Co., Inc.Mrs. Raoul R. RonsonThe Timothy J. Rooney & June M.

Rooney FoundationBetsy J. RosascoFrances M. RoscignoAllan V. Rose and Maxine FigatnerPhyllis RoseCaren R. RosemanRosen Consulting Group, LLCThe Rosen Family FoundationAby J. RosenMr. and Mrs. Bernard RosenMr. and Mrs. Eric RosenThe Saul Rosen FoundationMr. and Mrs. Seth RosenFanny and Stephen Rosenak

FoundationDr. and Mrs. Richard RosenbergRosalind RosenbergMr. and Mrs. Gary RosenblattLief D. RosenblattDaniel RosenblumKenneth A. RosenblumMr. and Mrs. Jack E. Rosenfeld

The Rosenkranz FoundationArnold I. RosensheinDavid RosensteinThe Rosenstiel FoundationElenore and Maurice Rosenthal

FoundationHarry and Andrew H. Rosenthal

FoundationAlice Rosenwald FundMr. and Mrs. Ronald RosenzweigRoskind Family Foundation Inc.Nancy S. RoskindMary Ann RossNanette RossPhilip RossStephen M. RossIrwin RothDr. and Mrs. Kenneth O. RothausMr. and Mrs. Howard RothmanFrances S. and Fred RothsteinMr. and Mrs. James T. RothwellDr. Charlotte RotkinMr. and Mrs. David RouxMelissa B. RovelliMr. and Mrs. Andrew S. RowenRoyal Abstract of New York, LLCElaine RoyceDr. David P. RoyeRTR Financial Services, Inc.Cyma RubinEmily C. RubinMr. and Mrs. Gerald D. RubinJami RubinPhilip S. RubinMr. and Mrs. Ronald RubinMr. and Mrs. Aram H. RubinsonJulius RudelMr. and Mrs. Jerold RudermanMarta RudzkiMargery and Stephen RussellRutgersAlyse RuthRyan Family FoundationAnne RyanMary H. RyanMerrill W. Ryman

S

Jeffrey S. SabinEdgar A. SabounghiSabre HoldingsS.A.C. Capital Advisors, LLCPasqualina SacchettiPeter M. Sacerdote FoundationMr. and Mrs. David SachsRobert D. SackJacqueline SacklerMr. and Mrs. Leonard SacksStephanie H. SadagurskyJane Dresner SadakaEllen SahadiSt. Giles FoundationSt. Malo Investments LimitedMarshal L. SalantSalix Pharmacueticals, Inc.Karola SallanWilliam W. SalomonMr. and Mrs. Glen SalowJack and Anita Saltz FoundationSalzhauer Family Fund

Mr. and Mrs. Michael SalzhauerThe Samberg Family FoundationArthur SambergThe Fan Fox and Leslie R. Samuels

FoundationErica Drew SamuelsGabriel SamuelsJoseph S. Sanchez FoundationM. James Sandling IIISanofi-Aventis, U.S., Inc.Mr. and Mrs. John Zoltan SantoDaniel I. Sargent Charitable TrustElaine Sargent ElmanMr. and Mrs. Edward SassowerKatsuhide SatoJed David Satow Family FoundationSawaya Family FundSam ScaliAnn ScavulloMarla SchaeferRenate SchaeferMr. and Mrs. Richard SchaefferSchafer Family FoundationLarry SchaferDr. Richard M. SchafferMr. and Mrs. Richard SchafrannPaul A. ScharferSchecter Family FoundationJoseph D. Scheerer Jr.Larry and Jane Scheinfeld

FoundationMr. and Mrs. Larry B. ScheinfeldMr. and Mrs. Larry ScheinfeldSchenker Family FoundationJ. Lew ScheppsScherzer InternationalScheuer Associates Foundation Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Laurence SchiffenhausMr. and Mrs. Richard M. SchlangerMichael A. Schlesinger and

Carin SigelMr. and Mrs. Edwin A. SchlossbergAlfred M. & Jacqueline K. S.

Schlosser Charitable FundPhilip M. SchlusselMr. and Mrs. Richard J. SchmeelkOttilie Schmid-SandersMr. and Mrs. Richard F. SchmidtDr. Freya R. SchnabelEdward SchneiderMr. and Mrs. Irwin SchneidermanMr. and Mrs. Jack C. SchneiderLaura and Morton Schneider FundLorraine SchneidmanSchonbraun McCann Group, LLCMr. and Mrs. Paul SchorrThe Lewis Schott FoundationPaul W. SchulderDr. and Mrs. Leonard H. SchuylerSchwab Charitable GivingBarry K. Schwartz Family

FoundationJoan C. Schwartz

Philanthropic FundRobert and Lynne Schwartz FundSchwartz Family FoundationAlbert SchwartzbergMrs. Bernard L. SchwartzDov SchwartzbenMara SchwartzMr. and Mrs. Max J. Schwartz

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Robert SchwartzThomas R. SchwartzMr. and Mrs. Henryk SchwarzMr. and Mrs. Richard M. Schwarz Jr.Stephen A. Schwarzman FundMr. and Mrs. Daniel R.

SchwarzwalderTheodore U. Schweitzer, Esq.Dr. Michael W. SchweppeMr. and Mrs. Martin ScorseseBarbara J. ScottCarolyn Jane ScottMuriel Postma ScottMr. and Mrs. Robert G. ScottJoan Scribner FundCharles Scribner IIIRobert W. ScullyMr. and Mrs. Carlton SedgeleySeevers Family FoundationJoyce L. SegalMr. and Mrs. Richard D. SegalCarmen SehThe Norman and Barbara Seiden

FoundationThe Ivan Seidenberg Foundation,

Inc.The Robert J. Seifer Cancer

Research FoundationThe Seinfeld Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Blair C. SelberLynn R. SelbyCharles B. SeldenSelect Equity Group FoundationBenjamin Seligman Revocable

TrustSeligman FoundationAlan SeligsonThe Nina & Ivan Selin Family

Foundation, Inc.Florence E. SellMr. and Mrs. Wallace O. SellersJeffrey SeltzerSamuel M. SeltzerMr. and Mrs. Adam J. SemlerMr. and Mrs. Todd E. SemonSerono LaboratoriesNemelyn SerranoMr. and Mrs. Richard G. Seto7th Avenue Fashion Design, Inc.72nd Street Medical AssociatesSeverud Associates Consulting

Engineers, P.C.Mel A. ShaftelAshvin A. ShahJasmine ShahDr. and Mrs. Ali H. ShakraniNurit ShamisKristin and Andrew ShapiraMr. and Mrs. Romie ShapiroThe Shapiro Family FoundationJohn A. and Megan H. ShapiroJoseph ShapiroDr. Michale ShapiroMr. and Mrs. Fred ShapssMr. and Mrs. David E. ShawHoward W. ShawnDr. Cyril E. Shea Jr.Neal A. ShearDr. and Mrs. John P. SheehanSheenan Funeral HomeCarolyn Sheenan

Dr. and Mrs. Michael L. ShelanskiMr. and Mrs. Alexander ShepardDr. W. Robert SheraThe Murray G. and Beatrice H.

Sherman Charitable TrustAbraham I. and Jean Sherr

Foundation, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. David SherrMr. and Mrs. H. Virgil SherrillDr. Melvin ShevachGeorge R. ShiarellaDr. Jack G. ShillerJerry and Cecile Shor FundJennifer A. Shore and

Hadi F. HabalThe Shoreland FoundationG. Lynn ShostackMichael R. ShragaShuch Family FoundationRubin Shulsky Philanthropic FundGeorge R. SiberJohn D. SicherFrances M. SidloMuriel F. Siebert FoundationHerbert J. SiegelMr. and Mrs. Robert G. SiegelSue Ann SiegelbaumDr. Eugenia SieglerDr. Carolina G. SierraJohanne S. SiffMr. and Mrs. Joachim SilbermannDavid & Lyn Silfen FoundationHarry G. Silleck Jr.Patricia J. SillerySills, Cummis, Epstein & Gross P.C.Marlys SilverMichael J. SilverbergMr. and Mrs. Andrew SilvermanSyd SilvermanIrene and Sidney B. Silverman

Charitable FundDr. David N. SilversSilverstein Family FundMr. and Mrs. Howard SilversteinSilverweed FoundationRonald SimenauerThe Simmons Family FoundationMargaret P. SimmonsLawrence A. SimnerThe Pierre F. Simon Foundation Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Sidney SimonJoseph J. SimoneEugene Simonoff & Associates, Inc.William and Hope Simpson

FoundationSimpson Thacher & Bartlett LLPJolie SingerGeorge K. SingleySirina Fire Protection Corp.Donald G. SislerSkadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher &

Flom LLPDavid R. SklaverSL Green Realty Corp.S-L Marketing Specialists, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Scott T. SlaytonMr. and Mrs. Herbert SlepoyBarbara T. SloanHoward SloanThe Slotnick Family Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Howard SlotnickMr. and Mrs. J. Robert SmallSydney L. SmallDr. Arthur J. SmerlingThomas W. Smith FoundationSmith Affiliated Capital CorpCrosby R. SmithMr. and Mrs. David T. SmithH. C. Bowen SmithMary A. SmithMegane SmithRichard A. SmithThe Billy Smithline Foundation, Inc.George SnellThe Snyder Family FundMary SnyderDr. Michael S. SnyderRichard E. SnyderDr. Samuel J. SnyderRobert & Karen Sobel Charitable

FoundationSociety for Urodynamics and

Female UrologyIra Sohn Conference Foundation,

Inc.Solan Family Foundation Inc.The Sollar FoundationDiane L. SolomonJames D. SolomonPeter J. Solomon Family

FoundationThe Solow FoundationSons of Italy in AmericaThe Sontheimer FoundationSony Corporation of AmericaJainaryan SooklalIsaac R. SouedeSourceOne, IncKate SpadeKate Spade Inc.Cynthia N. SparerMr. and Mrs. Thomas A. SpearsSpecial Counsel, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Michael H. SpectorDr. and Mrs. David R. SpencerNorton SperlingThe Speyer Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey SpiegelThe Jerry & Emily Spiegel Family

FoundationMarc and Diane Spilker

FoundationDr. Steven L. SpitalnikThe Seth Sprague Educational and

Charitable FoundationSpriggs & HollingsworthThe John R. & Inge P. Stafford

FoundationCherie N. StahlJoseph C. StamlerThe Oliver & Elizabeth Stanton

FoundationThe Ruth Stanton FoundationThe Ruth Stanton Family

FoundationStark Carpet Corp.The Starker Family Foundation, Inc.Starlight Children’s FoundationThe Starr FoundationCarla Stearns

Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. SteckJoanna T. SteichenJonathan F. Stein Foundation, Inc.Jonathan M. SteinHarold and Miriam Steinberg

Charitable TrustDr. Charles R. SteinbergSteiner Sports Memorabilia, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. John SteinhardtMr. and Mrs. David F. SteinmetzAnthony J. StellaThomas G. StembergErnest E. and Brendalyn Stempel

FoundationStempel Bennett Claman &

Hochberg P.C.Arthur and Alice Stern

Philanthropic FundThe Miriam T. Stern & Howard N.

Stern FoundationMilton H. Stern Memorial FundMr. and Mrs. Howard N. SternStanley M. SternSteven S. SternMr. and Mrs. Seymour SternbergGladys L. StevensonDonald StewartBeatrice SteyerDr. Philip E. StiegCharlotte & Henry G. Stifel

Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Edward StikerH. Marvin StockelMr. and Mrs. Stanko S. StojkovicJudith and Fred StollThe Stone FoundationMr. and Mrs. David StoneMr. and Mrs. Donald L. StoneNatalie G. StoneStony Point FoundationKarl Storz Endoscopy-America, Inc.Robert L. Stott FoundationMr. and Mrs. Gregory StoupnitzkyThe Stratfield FundBrenda Neubauer StrausBarbara and Peter Strauss

Philanthropic FundJudi and Howard Strauss FoundationLorraine StraussThe Max and Ida Strauss FoundationMr. and Mrs. Michael J. StraussRobert E. Strawbridge IIIJoyce B. StreetmanHoward StringerMr. and Mrs. William H. StrongStroock & Stroock & LavanStupell Foundation, Inc.Dr. John F. SullivanJohn F. SullivanMartin J. SullivanMr. and Mrs. Michael D. SullivanPatricia C. SullivanThe Summerhill FoundationSunshine Philanthropic FundSuplee Family FundSuskram Family FoundationDr. Ernest M. SussmanDr. Manikkam SuthanthiranJack R. Swain IIIMr. and Mrs. Steven R. SwartzHelen Swedowsky


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Dr. and Mrs. Eugene W. SweeneyFrances SweeneyMr. and Mrs. Kevin M. SweeneyMrs. Richard A. SwensonSykes Family FoundationSyska & HennessyMr. and Mrs. John A. Syverson

T

T4 FoundationMarilyn TabakTaconic Investment Partners LLCTAG Associates LLCMr. and Mrs. David TagerElie TahariRory TahariDr. Joseph L. TaitMaria LaReddola TakacsMarjorie Tallman Educational

FoundationThe Tamarind Foundation, Inc.Francine TancerSusan Jaffe Tane FoundationMrs. Charles TannenbaumNewman Tanner FoundationMr. and Mrs. Glenn E. TannerMr. and Mrs. Tibor TarabaMr. and Mrs. Joshua TargoffLaurence TaricaArline TarteDr. Stacey B. TashmanPaul J. TaubmanEric TavelTaylor Family FoundationAnne Alexis Coté Taylor and

Paul E. Taylor Jr.David J. TaylorMr. and Mrs. George TaylorDonald C. TeetersDana TelseyDavid TeigerDavid & Sylvia Teitelbaum FundMichael Teitler, Esq.Dr. and Mrs. Joseph TenenbaumDr. Steven Y. TennenbaumNozomi TeraoVincent and Joyce TeseTessler Family Charitable TrustJohn A. ThainJoseph and Sheila Thal FoundationArbie R. ThalackerAllison ThalerThendara FoundationTheoryOwen & Jennifer Thomas Family

Charitable TrustMr. and Mrs. Andrew ThomasMr. and Mrs. Charles W. ThomasIrene L. ThomasKaren K. ThomasBilly B. ThompsonMark J. ThompsonChisholm Thomson Family FundWalter ThormanThornton-Tomasetti Inc.Darlene K. Thoroughgood3MSheila TickMr. and Mrs. Mark S. TicotinRaymond M. Tierney Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Howard TiffenMr. and Mrs. Steven TigheThe Alice M. and Thomas J. Tisch

FoundationTisch Foundation, Inc.Andrew A. TisdaleTishman Speyer Properties Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Frederick S. TitleAbraham and Anna Tober

Charitable TrustBarbara and Donald Tober

FoundationMaryanne E. ToccoMr. and Mrs. H. James ToffeyJohn N. Tognino Sr.Irving Tolkin FoundationMichael Tomasko IVMr. and Mrs. Edward J. TooheyWilliam J. TooheyJay TopkisJune M. ToppelJoe Torre Safe At Home FoundationDr. Anthony J. TortolaniDr. Helen M. TowersTown Drug at Broadway, Inc.Antony M. TownsendDavid G. TragerAlicia M. TranenMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey D. TranenTransatlantic Reinsurance Co.Transplantation Editorial OfficeRichard TraversMr. and Mrs. Richard C. TreppMichael C. TrimarcoDavid H. TroobLynne Q. and David TroykaMr. and Mrs. John TrubinDonald J. TrumpDonald J. Trump Foundation, Inc.Trystate Mechanical Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Charles Y. TseThe Marcia Brady Tucker

FoundationMr. and Mrs. Anthony TufarielloAllan J. TulpMr. and Mrs. Gerard M. TurinoTurn 2 Foundation, Inc.21st Century Health & Benefits, Inc.21st Century Insurance

U

UBS Financial Services, Inc.UBS Foundation USAUCB, Inc.Mary L. UghettaGeraldine UhlfelderMr. and Mrs. Richard UhligUnited Building Maintenance, Corp.United Hospital FundUnited Medical Communications

Corp.United Way of the Capital AreaUnited Way of Greenwich, Inc.United Way of Massachusetts BayUnited Way of New York CityUnited Way of Orange CountyUnited Way of Tri-StateRuth UnterbergUrban Zen LLC

Mr. and Mrs. Michael UrkowitzRichard J. Urowsky

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Mr. and Mrs. Andrew T. VadenDr. and Mrs. P. Roy VagelosAntony VairamidesNancy V. VaitiPeter and Judith Valente

Philanthropic FundLawson Valentine FoundationValley National BankValluzzo Gift FundGeorge L. Van AmsonNick Van CalcarVan Pelt FoundationMr. and Mrs. Aart J.

VandenesschertThe Melinda and William J.

Vanden Heuvel Vanneck Bailey FoundationThe Vanoff Family FoundationDr. E. Darracott Vaughan Jr.Velocity FoundationVerizon CommunicationsVerizon FoundationMaria E. ViciniMr. and Mrs. James J. VinciVisiting Nurse ServiceVista Alliance, Inc.The Vojta Family Charitable FundSteven R. VolkMr. and Mrs. Robert S. VollandMr. and Mrs. James A. Von MoltkeMr. and Mrs. Mark VonderheideMr. and Mrs. Harry VonderliethThe Henry & Beate Voremberg

Philanthropic FundHenry and Beate Voremburg

Donor Advised FundVS Research LLC

W

W & W Glass LLCGeorge J. Wade, Esq.Roger W. WadeWadler Family TrustsWakefern Food Corp.Mr. and Mrs. Robert WaldeleWaldo Foundation, Inc.Dorothy WaldronAisha WaliMr. and Mrs. C. Carter Walker Jr.Joann B. WalkerDr. Margaret Geer WalkerDeWitt Wallace Fund at the

New York Community Trust Wallace FoundationWallace Special Projects FundPaul F. WallaceDr. and Mrs. Edward WallachDiane Wallerstein and

John HerfortJill M. WallersteinThe Nancy and Thomas Walsh

FoundationThe Walter Machine Co., Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Leigh R. WaltersDr. Kwie D. Wang

Vera Wang Bridal House Ltd.Warburg, Pincus & Co., LLCJohn L. WardenThomas WarfieldWarner Foundation, Inc.Mrs. Douglas A. Warner IIIPhilip W. WarnerRawleigh Warner Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Matthew J. WarshauerMr. and Mrs. Stuart A. WarshawLynn Warshow Charitable FundGail WassermanWathne Imports Ltd.Marcelle WatkinWatson Laboratories, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Edgar F. WatsonMr. and Mrs. Wellington M.

WattersAlan S. WaxmanDr. Jack J. WazenWear Me Apparel Corp.Weaver Marine ServicesMichael R. WeberDoris WechslerJoseph WechslerLana WechslerJohn N. WeedThe Weeks Lerman GroupMr. and Mrs. William M. WeiantMarie B. WeiglJoan and Sanford I. WeillThe John S. & Amy S. Weinberg

FoundationPeter and Deborah Weinberg

FoundationMr. and Mrs. Robert F. WeinbergThe Sidney J. Weinberg FoundationSue Ann WeinbergThe Sue Ann & John L. Weinberg

FoundationMr. and Mrs. Thomas R. WeingartenThe Weinig FoundationIsak & Rose Weinman FoundationI.R. Weinraub and Company, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence WeinrebMr. and Mrs. Gregg WeinsteinJoyce-Marie WeinsteinR.A. WeinsteinRobert WeinsteinWilliam P. WeintraubArthur M. WeisI. Daniel WeisbergMr. and Mrs. Brian WeisfeldThe Mort & Betti Weisman FundDonna Karan WeissRoger Weiss Family FoundationThe Stephen and Suzanne Weiss

FoundationGail A. WeissConstance WeissmanThe Norbert Weissberg FundMr. and Mrs. Matthew WeitzmanCarol R. WeitznerJohn F. Welch Jr. FoundationDr. and Mrs. Francis M. WeldWellness Community-NationalWells Fargo Community Support

Campaign


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Donors

The Joyce & Gary WenglowskiFoundation

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick G. WerblowDavid Wermuth and

Jennifer KromanDr. Michael A. WernerLynda F. WertheimToby WertheimMr. and Mrs. Lance WestWesterfield Family FoundationWestminster Kennel ClubNina WexlerSusan WexlerWeyerhaeuser Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Patrick J. WhalenPatrick WhalenWhite & CaseWhite & WarrenDr. Dorothy A. WhiteDr. Brian White-GuayWhitehead FoundationBenjamin WhitfieldMr. and Mrs. Michael WhitmanPeter A. WienerSeymour WienerWilf Family FoundationTheodore Williams Charitable

Gift FundFrances V. WilliamsDr. Gail S. WilliamsJoseph D. WilliamsMr. and Mrs. Paul D. WilliamsWilliam J. Williams Jr.Willis North America, Inc.William E. WillisWillkie Farr & Gallagher, LLPWillner Family FundAndrew J. WilsonFrancine and Herbert L.

Wilson FundMargaret WindremJon & Abby Winkelried

FoundationNorman and Rosita Winston

FoundationWinston & Strawn LLPMr. and Mrs. Thomas G. WipfMr. and Mrs. Paul C. WirthMr. and Mrs. Harold M. WitkowThe Meryl & Charles Witmer

Charitable FoundationDiane and Howard Wohl Family

FoundationDr. David J. WolfFranklin WolfPeggy Wolff and Chuck PrinceMarc WolfsonThe Michael Wolk Heart

FoundationWomen’s Voices for Change, Inc.David K.W. WongHelena Wong

Robert WongThe WRG FoundationRobert F. & Valerie Wright

Charitable FoundationMr. and Mrs. Kenneth WrightMr. and Mrs. Robert C. WrightVictor R. Wright FoundationKathryn and Walter Wriston

Family FundWyckoff Heights Medical CenterWyethWyler Family Foundation, Inc.

X

Xand CorporationMr. and Mrs. Androula Xenophontos

Y

Yablon FoundationYale UniversityMakiko YamamotoElaine F. YanivRichard YauDr. and Mrs. Ming-Neng YehPui Laan YewJon A. YlvisakerH.R. Young and Betty G. Young

FundMr. and Mrs. Eric M. Yusuf

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Capt. Edith R. Zaager, Ret.Stamos O. ZadesFelice L. ZambettiMr. and Mrs. John B. ZanettiZankel FundMrs. Blanche ZarchinDr. Mark W. ZawadskyJoseph ZawistowskiMurray ZeiselZeitz FoundationDirk E. Ziff Gift FundZimmerJean Marshall ZimmermanJames D. ZirinMr. and Mrs. Basil P. Zirinis IIIThe Eugene Zitwer Foundation, Inc.Ernest ZlochowerNicholas B. ZoullasGary ZuarRoy J. Zuckerberg Family

FoundationMr. and Mrs. John F. ZulackLyonel and Sylvia Zunz Family

Fund

The list of donors on the previouspages includes members of thefollowing gift societies atNewYork-Presbyterian Hospital:

JAMES LENOX SOCIETY

The James Lenox Society is a ded-icated circle of friends helping toimprove the future of health-caredelivery at NewYork-PresbyterianHospital/Columbia UniversityMedical Center. Membershipis extended to donors whoseunrestricted contributions total$1,000 or more throughout theyear. These leadership gifts allowthe Hospital to provide the high-est levels of quality in patientcare, clinical services, and medicaladvances. In recognition of theirpartnership, Society membersenjoy a broad range of privilegesand benefits from NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital. The JamesLenox Society creates a rare andprofound opportunity to becomean insider – an active partner – inadvancing medicine. We wouldlike to thank members of theJames Lenox Society for theirgenerous and continued support.

PARTNERS IN MEDICINE

Partners in Medicine honors thespecial generosity of contributorswho make an annual gift of$1,000 or more to NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital/WeillCornell Medical Center. As aPartner in Medicine, you are partof a proud tradition of caring anddistinguished leadership thatenables NewYork-PresbyterianHospital to serve millions of men,women, and children with thebest inpatient care, biomedicalresearch, medical education, andcommunity outreach. Partners areamong the first to hear aboutexciting breakthroughs in researchconducted at our Medical Centerand are invited to exclusivegatherings to meet some of theworld’s finest researchers andphysicians in medicine today.We are especially grateful foryour help in advancing medicalresearch and treatment.

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Donors

TRUSTS AND ESTATES

The following donors are remembered for the generous legacythey have created through a trust or bequest received in 2006.

Barbara S. AdlerNorman AdolfAnita S. AppelCharles S. P. BarkerMary K. BidwellBill BlassJohn Gordon BridgeJohn Dexter BushFrank ClaessensGeorge D. CornellDorothea CorwinMatilda DanzigerWilliam H. FergusonEdwin GouldGrace C. GrossElisabeth Katte HarrisHarriette Peloubet HessTerry Stewart HinkleHarold E. HirschBertha F. HoopsHerman HoopsGrace KoenigsbergTse Kyung LeeCharles W. LutzelbergerNathan MaierSir Edwin MantonCarolyn Laws MarshArnold MonnessCharles Wickham MooreFrances NadlerGenevieve O’TooleElizabeth PearsonClarinda PhilipsMikey PierreHerminio RodriguezFrank SalingerFrederic N. SchwartzBernice Baruch ShawlBeatrice SlutskyAlan DeForest SmithHester Cora SmithMarilyn SpritzIda SteinWilliam StrongDoris VorpagelHarry A. WallensteinFrank WidenskiMildred WoltzPhilip G. WoodwardHope Johnson WyattAnna M. Zavatt

WHITNEY-HARKNESS SOCIETY

The Whitney-Harkness Society recognizes the following individualswho contribute to NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital through charitable gift planning, includingadvised bequests, charitable trusts,gift annuities, pooled income funds,and gifts of retirement plan assets orreal estate.

These individuals continue the legacyestablished through the careful planning of Payne Whitney andEdward Harkness, whose foresightwas instrumental in the establishmentof the two great academic medicalinstitutions that form NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital on their present-day sites.

Hugh T. AdamsMrs. Herbert Allen Sr.Philip AmoreseMr. and Mrs. Carl ApfelMr. and Mrs. John J. AppletonEllen AronowThomas H. BaconPhilip BakerMrs. Ben BarrackDoris W. BarthMartin A. BattestinRichard A. BenedictHunter V. BergDr. and Mrs. Joseph L. BerkeleyBerta M. BestMr. and Mrs. John P. BeyersdorfIrma BirnbaumBarbara BitskoMervin J. BlockGeorge B. BookmanDr. and Mrs. James F. BourlandAudrey BoyleMr. and Mrs. Richard S. BraddockDr. Jerome H. BranderMarion I. BreenHerbert BrodDavid and Helen Gurley BrownThomson R. Bryant Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Myron BuschbaumJeanne BulkinMary Van BurenGilbert ButlerJane H. ChoatePaul J. ChymiyMr. and Mrs. Michael G. CitarellaMrs. Howard L. Clark Sr.Paul M. CohenJean CovingtonDorwin CulverEvelyn Y. DavisAnnette E. de la RentaMrs. Vincent de RouletMr. and Mrs. Richard DeemsMr. and Mrs. Malcolm DelaneyRobert DietrichJean DisantisMargaret W. DodgeElly Donovan

James H. DuffyAlexandra DunnMiriam EndersMary A. EstabrookDr. Joshua A. FiererMarcia FishbaumBernard FlingDr. Allen FowlerIsadore FreemanRachel M. FreemanSam FriedlanderDonald D. FrieseDr. and Mrs. Edward FrostJoseph FursaJulia GarciaPeter A. GeorgescuDr. and Mrs. Mark GershwindJean GiamoncoMyron N. GoldsteinMarc GranetzWilliam T. GreeneJeanne A. GrifoDorothy S. GroatCatherine A. GuilloryIlse HahnKathleen D. HaleShirley D. HarrisCharlotte K. HeilMr. and Mrs. William J. HillMinette HirschFrank HobelsbergerBurt HoltzmanDr. and Mrs. Allen I. HymanHerbert IrvingDr. Charles E. Jacobson Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell L. JacobsonRobin Jaffe-CohenZelig JalowskiVikki JonesDr. Ellen H. KatzSidney KatzMrs. Benjamin H. KeanRobert S. KrauseSelma KregerEstelle KreigerEdythe KurlanMr. and Mrs. Larry LahsDr. Edith LangnerMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey S. LasdonDeborah LillyAnne LipariDr. John N. LoebLar LubovitchRalph LunaMaria MackMr. and Mrs. Kenneth E.

MacWilliamsBeatrice E. ManginMr. and Mrs. David I. MargolisMr. and Mrs. Donald MassochiJames MattinglyMr. and Mrs. William F. MayKatherine MayerKathleen McCuneMr. and Mrs. J. Donald McNamaraMary Elizabeth MichelShirley MoreinesPaula M. MossDr. Gabriel NahasElva O’Brien

John O’ConnellLouis OsofskyDr. Mark W. PasmantierCarroll PetrieMrs. O. George PhilippMorris J. PintoMay PorgesJoan PostelJenice PulverDr. Johnstone H. Quinan Jr.Susan G. RadnerDorothy S. RaymondLance ReidexMr. and Mrs. Albert ReneMrs. Abraham A. RibicoffArthur RobbinsTerrence RoeBob RomanelliMr. and Mrs. Stanley RossmanMr. and Mrs. Alan RothenbergFrancine M. Rothenberg, R.A.Nancy I. RouseAlice Rush-LevyMr. and Mrs. Joseph RussellGeorgina SagerMrs. Harvey SampsonElaine SamsonSandra SandersMr. and Mrs. Oscar S. SchaferNancy ScharfMr. and Mrs. Leo SchenkerMr. and Mrs. Albert SchiffLilli SchleikornRobert L. SchwartzIvan SeidenbergUrsula SeligmannMr. and Mrs. Jerome SenterSusan ShuggAnne A. SladeGilda SlateBennett SmassanowMr. and Mrs. Harold F. SmithRichard E. SnyderMr. and Mrs. Steven P. SokolDr. Norton SpitzMr. and Mrs. Gene StewartPaula StoesselMr. and Mrs. Donald ToberJames TollarMrs. Sy UngerBetty Cooper WallersteinMerwin WebsterJohn N. WeedDr. Mea WeinbergDr. and Mrs. Sanford WeinbergDiane WeinerMr. and Mrs. Robert L. WernerL. Herndon WerthDr. Bill R. WestgardDanesi WilsonRaymond WinklerBarbara E. WintnerDavid WolfensonMiriam WolfsonSin K. WongMrs. Charles WrightsmanMrs. Walter B. WristonLyonel E. ZunzMark Zweier

If you have any questions or corrections concerning these listings, please contact the Development Office at (800) 345-3015. We regret any errors or omissions.

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IN MEMORIAM

NewYork-Presbyterian mourns theloss of these valued members of theHospital community.

Brooke AstorSusan C. Buchanan, M.D.Hays ClarkJanet DalyAndy Chen Dean, M.D., Ph.D.Oscar L. DunnEleanor Thomas ElliottDaniel J. Fink, M.D.Mrs. Edward H. GerryEve Marie HallRobert L. Jones, M.D., M.B.A.John KainJohn K. Lattimer, M.D.James S. Lieberman, M.D.Raymond M. McCaffrey Sr.Gladys MendozaStephen Scheidt, M.D.Robert Schwager, M.D.G. Thomas Shires, M.D.Joseph Stavola, M.D.Frank S. StreeterPaul E. Taylor Jr.Scott Wadler, M.D.John L. Weinberg

LEAVE A LEGACY BY MAKING A GIFT

Gifts, bequests, and trusts are important sources of support for NewYork-Presbyterian

Hospital. Such gifts allow you to leave a legacy and help fund a wide range of programs,

including those that provide patient care, educate future physicians and scientists, expand

community outreach, and make possible pioneering clinical research that results in new

and improved treatments for disease. Providing support for these programs in your estate

plan makes a moving statement about your care and concern for the health and well-being

of future generations.

Gifts can be made in cash, securities, or other property and can take many forms: an

outright gift, pledge, bequest, or various life income arrangements (trusts, pooled income

funds, or gift annuities). Support can be designated for specific purposes or can be

unrestricted, which gives NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital the greatest flexibility in planning

and administering programs in patient care, education, and research. Gifts to NewYork-

Presbyterian Hospital may be directed to either NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital/Columbia

or NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital/Weill Cornell, or both. There are many options for

naming opportunities and public recognition of gifts at the Hospital.

NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital is a qualified not-for-profit institution which receives major

support from private philanthropy. Gifts to the Hospital by individuals, foundations, and

corporations are exempt from income, gift, and estate taxes to the extent of and in the

manner provided by federal and state laws. If you are considering making a bequest, you

may wish to share the following language with your advisors:

“I give, devise and bequeath to NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital, a corporation created under

the New York State Not-for-Profit Corporation Law and located in New York City, New

York, the sum of $____________ (or description of the property) to be used for the

general corporate purposes of NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital as its Board of Trustees shall

determine.”

The Office of Development welcomes the opportunity to tell you more about the Hospital’s

numerous programs and activities, and to consult with you and your advisors about vari-

ous gift ideas. For further information, please contact:

Marc Krause

Director of Planned Giving


525 East 68th Street, Box 123

New York, NY 10065

(212) 821-0512

[email protected]


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our academic affiliates, Columbia University College of Physi-

cians and Surgeons and Weill Cornell Medical College, for their

collaboration and assistance in the preparation of this report.

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