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Connections: Caring for Our CommunityEncouraging the Potential of Youth 8A Helping Hand in the Home... 10...A Helping Hand in the Neighborhood 12Extending Care Block by Block 16Keeping Adults Sound in Mind and Body 18Reaching Out Overseas 22

Community Action and Advocacy 26

Development Report 28 Report on the Councils

Facts and Financials 33

Above: A neighborhood mural photographed nearthe Charles B. Rangel Community Health Center

on West 135th Street—one of the Hospital’sAmbulatory Care Network practices.

On the cover: From health and wellness pro-grams, to outreach services for the elderly, to

educational opportunities for youth, and healthcare here and abroad, NewYork-Presbyterian con-

nects with its communities on many levels.

Community can be defined in many different ways—

by the boundaries of its streets; the culture of its citizens;

or the rhythm of its daily life. NewYork-Presbyterian

Hospital defines community—not by street signs,

age, or socioeconomic status—but rather by medical

need, a potential to improve quality of life, or an

opportunity to provide a safer environment.

When our physicians, nurses and health professionals

took a pledge to provide care, their commitment and

desire to help was not defined by geography, but by

human need. From apartments in local neighborhoods

to orphanages in the Far East, NewYork-Presbyterian’s

2004-2005 Annual Report takes us into our communities

to provide insight into outreach efforts that are changing

lives every day.


Leadership ReportLeadership Report

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When U.S.News & World Report announced the results of

its 2005 “America’s Best Hospitals” Survey, NewYork-

Presbyterian Hospital—for the fifth consecutive year—was the

only hospital in the tri-state area to be included on the exclu-

sive national “Honor Roll.” This distinction is particularly

rewarding in that, over the past several years, the Hospital has

consistently elevated its position among the country’s best—

moving from 11 in 2003, to 9 in 2004, and coming in as the

seventh top hospital in the nation in 2005. The results of this

survey—recognized as one of the nation’s leading reports on

hospitals—are clearly an indication of our achievements.

Reaffirming Our Vision

As we take steps to be recognized as one of the nation’s lead-

ing academic medical centers, providing outstanding care to

patients and their families remains our chief priority. As such,

we are strengthening our commitment to recruit and retain the

finest health-care practitioners; to move forward in medical

innovations and the application of technology; to accommo-

date growing programs through facilities expansion and reno-

vation; and to advance science and medical education by

working closely with our affiliated medical schools, Columbia

University College of Physicians and Surgeons and Weill

Medical College of Cornell University.

In 2004, NewYork-Presbyterian realized a $19.1 million

gain from operations through growth in volume, improved

efficiencies, strategic sourcing to reduce vendor costs, and

better collection of revenues. The health-care industry’s financial

challenge persists as government payment rate increases do not

keep up with the growth in costs associated with the newest

technology and the recruitment of qualified staff in areas where

we face nationwide shortages. NewYork-Presbyterian continues

to seek out efficiencies in our operation so that we have the

resources to provide the highest quality of care.

Patients First

The patient is at the core of our mission, and to help ensure

that we meet our standards of excellence for care, we have

named several individuals to key positions. Steven J. Corwin,

M.D., who for the past seven years served as Senior Vice Presi-

dent and Chief Medical Officer of the Hospital, was named

Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer. Laura

Forese, M.D., M.P.H., was named Chief Medical Officer, man-

aging the Hospital’s service lines and physician programs. Mary

Reich Cooper, M.D., J.D., was named Chief Quality Officer

and oversees all clinical quality and patient safety activities.

Wilhelmina Manzano, M.A., R.N., appointed Senior Vice

President and Chief Nursing Officer, leads a department with

turnover and vacancy rates in nursing well below the national

average. She is joined by Suzanne Boyle, R.N., D.N.Sc., and

Georgia Persky, R.N., M.B.A, who were named Vice President

of Patient Care Services at New York-Presbyterian/Weill

Cornell and NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia, respectively.

Emilio Carrillo, M.D., has assumed the new position of Vice

President of Community Health Development.

Ensuring Clinical Excellence

We have recently welcomed several national physician leaders

who will pursue clinical excellence and advance programs for

patients. They include Fabrizio Michelassi, M.D., an interna-

tionally recognized expert in gastrointestinal cancer and

inflammatory bowel disease, who was named Surgeon-in-

Chief at NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell, and Jeffrey

Lieberman, M.D., a world-renowned leader in schizophrenia

research, who was named Chief of Psychiatry and Director of

the New York State Psychiatric Institute.

At NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia, our interventional

cardiology program welcomed Jeffrey Moses, M.D., Martin

Leon, M.D., and Gregg Stone, M.D., prominent interventional

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Left: The new EmergencyDepartment facility of NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital/The AllenPavilion serves as the backdrop forthe Hospital’s leadership (fromleft) Vice Chairmen Jerry I. Speyerand Frank A. Bennack Jr.,Chairman John J. Mack, Presidentand CEO Dr. Herbert Pardes,and Vice Chairmen Charlotte M.Ford and Peter A. Georgescu.

cardiologists who are establishing a world-class center for inter-

ventional vascular therapies. Riccardo Dalla-Favera, M.D., the

Percy and Joanne Uris Professor of Pathology and Director of the

Institute for Cancer Genetics at Columbia University College of

Physicians and Surgeons, was named Director of the Herbert

Irving Comprehensive Cancer Center. Dr. Dalla-Favera seeks to

develop the Cancer Center’s efforts in the areas of medical

oncology, surgical oncology and cancer biology.

Thomas Herzog, M.D., has been named Director of Gyneco-

logic Oncology; Timothy Wang, M.D., was named Chief of Gas-

troenterology and Chief of Digestive and Liver Diseases; and

William Inabnet, M.D., was appointed Chief of Endocrine

Surgery and Co-director of the Thyroid Center.

At NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell, the Department of

Pediatrics welcomed Jeffrey Perlman, M.D., to lead the Division

of Neonatology; Robbyn Sockolow, M.D., who heads Pediatric

Gastroenterolgy and Nutrition; Susan Bostwick, M.D., who

directs General Academic Pediatrics; Barry Kosofsky, M.D., who

was named Chief of Pediatric Neurology; and Mark Dovey, M.D.,

who was appointed Chief of Pediatric Pulmonary, Immunology,

and Allergy. Ashutosh Tewari, M.D., was named Director of the

new Cornell Institute of Robotic Urological Surgery.

Under the leadership of Neal Flomenbaum, M.D., Chief of

Emergency Medicine at NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell,

the Hospital has created a Geriatric Emergency Medicine

Fellowship—a first-of-its-kind program for physicians who

have completed their residency training in emergency medi-

cine—to better address the acute medical needs of the growing

number of adults aged 75 and older.

Acknowledging Our Accomplishments

We are proud to announce that NewYork-Presbyterian is one

of four hospitals nationwide, and the only hospital in the New

York metropolitan area, to be awarded a 2005 McKesson

Quest for Quality Prize by the American Hospital Association.

The prestigious award, which recognizes leadership and inno-

vation in quality, safety, and commitment to patient care,

reflects the outstanding efforts of all of our staff to foster the

best possible care for our patients.

The Hospital also achieved an impressive presence in

New York Magazine’s 2005 “Best Doctors” issue with 272

physicians included—more than any other hospital. An addi-

tional 113 physicians from the NewYork-Presbyterian Health-

care System were also listed. Together they represent almost a

third of all the doctors cited. Westchester Magazine named five

physicians from Payne Whitney Westchester to its 2004 “Best

Docs” list. And Kathie-Ann Joseph, M.D., M.P.H., a breast sur-

geon at NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia, was chosen as one

of New York City’s rising stars for Crain’s New York Business’s

annual “40 Under 40” special issue, which profiles up-and-

coming young professionals who have positively affected their

community’s quality of life.

NewYork-Presbyterian was named a 2004 Consumer

Choice Award winner by the people of New York in the annu-

al survey conducted by the National Research Corporation.

The award reflects the growing role consumers’ choices play

in the health-care field and indicates that the Hospital has

attained a level of service highly valued by consumers.

In March 2005, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

named NewYork-Presbyterian “Energy Star Partner of the

Year” for its leadership and commitment to energy manage-

ment and accomplishments in maximizing energy savings.

The Hospital was further recognized for its efforts in energy

conservation by ConEdison Solutions, a leading energy

services company, which presented NewYork-Presbyterian

with its Energy Excellence Award. Teaming with ConEdison

Solutions and the New York State Energy Research and

Development Authority, the Hospital has implemented a

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NewYork-Presbyterian Hospitalkicks off 2005 with a salute tostaff members recognized bygrateful patients. Here, Dr. Steven J. Corwin, ExecutiveVice President and COO (left),and Dr. Herbert Pardes, Presidentand CEO (right), join in honoringPhilip Panzenbeck, R.N., NaomiHawkins, R.N., and Atef Elwakil,Accommodations Manager.

wide-ranging energy conservation strategy that has delivered

more than $745,000 in annual energy savings.

The Emergency Department of NewYork-Presbyterian/

Columbia received the New York State Department of Health’s

Patient Safety Award honorable mention for initiating quality

assurance measures and clinical practices to ensure high qual-

ity care. The ED was recognized specifically for the develop-

ment of a quality performance center to improve patient flow

and reduce overcrowding.

Facilities for the Future

At NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell, the Jay Monahan

Center for Gastrointestinal Health dedicated its new facility,

which offers coordinated prevention, early detection, and

treatment services for digestive disorders. The new Komansky

Center for Children’s Health opened in 2005, and includes an

upgraded Pediatric Emergency Department, with renovations

underway of the pediatric and neonatal intensive care units,

and surgical and inpatient units.

Morgan Stanley Children’s Hospital of NewYork-Presbyter-

ian dedicated its new 14-bed Pollin Pediatric Cardiac Inten-

sive Care Unit. Sloane Hospital for Women opened its new

Carmen and John Thain Labor and Delivery Unit on the top

floor of the Morgan Stanley Children’s Hospital.

At NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia, interrelated renova-

tions are in progress in the Milstein Pavilion to group, wher-

ever possible, service line programs. The fifth floor is now

largely dedicated to cardiac care with adjacent units for cardi-

ology and post-operative cardiac surgery patients; the sixth

floor will be dedicated for oncology care and the eighth floor

will be dedicated to neurological services.

On the second floor of the Milstein Pavilion of NewYork-

Presbyterian/Columbia, we have expanded our cardiac inter-

ventional facilities to include two spacious cardiac catheteriza-

tion labs. In Fall 2005, the new multidisciplinary Irving

Oncology Practice on the garden level of the Herbert Irving

Pavilion is scheduled to open.

NewYork-Presbyterian/Westchester opened the nation’s

only hospital-affiliated Borderline Personality Disorder

Resource Center—a program providing education, support,

and referral information.

At The Allen Pavilion, a new Emergency Department is

serving residents of upper Manhattan and the Bronx. The

facility is three times its former size and can accommodate

more than 40,000 patients annually.

Technology Insight and Innovations

NewYork-Presbyterian is investing nearly $30 million of capi-

tal a year to establish an infrastructure for future innovations.

Immediate priorities focus on a master patient index at all

campuses, computerized physician order entry systems, and a

business intelligence system that will integrate administrative,

clinical and financial information. The Hospital has also

received a federal grant to bridge information systems from

NewYork-Presbyterian to members of the NewYork-Presbyter-

ian Healthcare System, making possible cross-institutional

electronic medical records.

The Hospital is also playing a significant role in develop-

ing a national IT policy, with membership on a federal com-

mission to define the basic standards to which IT systems

must comply and help determine policy that may lead to fed-

eral reimbursement. We are also providing leadership on the

E-Health initiative, the leading advocacy organization for

health information technology.

NewYork-Presbyterian Healthcare System Update

In 2004, NewYork-Presbyterian Healthcare System saw con-

tinued strategic growth of its membership; expansion of

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On December 7, 2005, commu-nity leaders, trustees, Hospital

staff, and even a New YorkYankee joined together to

officiate at the dedication andribbon-cutting ceremony of thenew Emergency Department of

NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital/The Allen Pavilion.

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A jubilant staff of Payne WhitneyWestchester celebrates the found-ing of its origins 110 years ago asThe Bloomingdale Hospital. TheHospital opened in 1894 in WhitePlains to provide enlightened andhumane psychiatric care.

System-wide clinical services linked to NewYork-Presbyterian

Hospital; and the launch of performance improvement/excel-

lence initiatives. Arthur Klein, M.D., who for the past five

years served as the System’s Senior Vice President and COO,

was named to the newly created position of Executive Vice

President and Chief Operating Officer. Dr. Klein oversees a

system which includes 59 facilities totaling 16,244 hospital

and nursing home beds, and whose combined revenues are

$8.9 billion.

In the past year, the System welcomed Phelps Memorial

Hospital in Tarrytown, New York and Southampton Hospital

on Long Island. We also launched an historic affiliation with

The Methodist Hospital in Houston, which, along with Weill

Cornell Medical College, will foster transnational collaboration

in clinical and biomedical research and medical education.

NewYork-Presbyterian Healthcare System also announced

new clinical alliances, including a cardiac surgery program

established at NewYork Methodist Hospital in Brooklyn; a pri-

mary angioplasty program within the Stamford Health System;

and new cardiac catheterization facilities at New Milford

Hospital and Orange Regional Medical Center that position

members of the NewYork-Presbyterian Healthcare System as

preeminent providers of tertiary cardiac services. Five member

sites received NYS Stroke Center designation; several member

oncology programs are finalizing affiliate designations with the

National Cancer Institute. NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital’s

EMS services were expanded to serve NewYork Methodist,

Wyckoff, Westchester Square, and New York Community

Hospital. The Hospital, Columbia University Medical Center,

and Weill Cornell Medical College have joined with System

hospitals to establish a clinical trials database to facilitate

patient enrollment.

In 2004, Wayne Osten, former Director of the Office

of Health System Management for the New York State

Department of Health, was named Vice President for System

Development.

Reaching Our Goals

On September 14, 2004, the Hospital launched a $1 billion

capital campaign to support recruitment and retention of staff,

innovative technological breakthroughs, and the overall trans-

formation of the patient experience. Underlying the goals of

this campaign is an understanding of the shifting trends in

health care—the need to care for a rapidly growing aging popu-

lation, the growth in minimally invasive surgery and new imag-

ing and molecular diagnostic techniques that are revolutioniz-

ing care, and the ability to perform more surgical and minor

procedures in an ambulatory setting.

As we look to the future, NewYork-Presbyterian is work-

ing to bring on new physicians; increase the number of

patient discharges; reduce length of stay; and score in the

highest percentile in patient satisfaction surveys. These goals

are certainly within reach, made possible by the concerted

efforts of each individual who works at the Hospital, our

trustees, and a philanthropic community who share in our

commitment to serve patients in the most responsible manner

and with their well-being foremost in mind.

John J. Mack Herbert Pardes, M.D.Chairman, Board of Trustees President and

Chief Executive Officer

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At the launch of the Hospital’s capital campaign—To Realize Medicine’s Promise

—Mayor Michael Bloomberg presents to Dr. Herbert Pardes and John Mack

a proclamation naming September 14, 2004,“NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital Day.”

Encouraging Potential

Youthofthe

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James Persad, R.N., (right)demonstrates phlebotomy proce-dures to young scholars as part ofthe curriculum of the Lang YouthMedical Program. Photo top right: Gifted and talented teenagers join JamesPersad, R.N., (left), Erin Roy,Coordinator (fourth from right),and Rosemary Sullivan, R.N., (farright) during a recent exercise inbedside care.

Every Saturday and four weeks each summer, youngsters

from five middle schools in Washington Heights and

Inwood are getting an inside scoop on the world of sci-

ence and medicine. These are no ordinary teenagers—

they are young people who have been specially selected

in a rigorous application process to participate in the Lang

Youth Medical Program of NewYork-Presbyterian. For

each of the past three years, the program has enrolled 16

seventh grade students who begin a six-year commitment

to explore and study health sciences alongside physicians

and health-care professionals in various Hospital settings.

Learning Science at the Hands of Scientists

“When our young scholars see an electron microscope

or an MRI machine, the Game Boys and the iPods lose

their luster,” says Erin Roy, Coordinator of the program.

“For the first time, these students are exposed to the

unparalleled power of science and technology. These

are children who generally do not have role models or

cheerleaders in the field. But they do have ambition.

And they love science.

“By making the Hospital’s resources available to

young people at a critical point in their education, we

are telling them: Science is fun, science is exciting, sci-

ence is the future, and it can be yours.”

Created by entrepreneur and philanthropist Eugene

M. Lang, the program aims to support and inspire young

people of color to realize their college and career aspira-

tions. If they complete the program—and Hospital staff

do everything to make that happen—the students will

receive a partial college scholarship.

“My staff has adopted the inaugural team of Lang

scholars,” says Rosemary Sullivan, R.N., Patient Care

Director, McKeen Services. “We provide encouragement

to guide these promising young people toward college

and support to keep them on the right track.”

This year, seventh and eighth grade students identi-

fied community health issues and developed brochures

and radio public service announcements to educate

others. Ms. Sullivan and many other Hospital staff

donated time and expertise to the students’ projects,

and several students accompanied health professionals

on rounds.

Mary McCord, M.D., Co-director of Community

Pediatrics at Morgan Stanley Children’s Hospital of

NewYork-Presbyterian, has directed the Lang Program

since its inception in 2003. “These are excellent students

with a lot of promise,” says Dr. McCord.

Notes one young scholar, “We’ve done experiments

beyond our wildest imaginations, and are always learning

something new about science. By the end of the program,

I hope to know so much that someday I might be able to

find the cure for AIDS or cancer. We’re going to become

doctors who will make a difference in the world.”

And the students are not the only ones who benefit

from the program. According to Dr. McCord, as word of

the program spread throughout the Hospital, staff began

volunteering their time, energy and talent to help.

“The Lang program has been very enriching to

me, and has inspired me to be a better teacher and

mentor,” says Saadi Ghatan, M.D., a pediatric neuro-

surgeon. “I have no doubt that these children will be a

shot in the arm to this institution, go far, and make

their parents very proud.”

NewYork-Presbyterian Mentors Young Scholars

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Ruth Freedman has theundivided attention ofDeirdre Mole, R.N., (left)and Dr. Veronica LoFasoduring a “house call.”

Mrs. Freedman appre-ciates the medical

care and kindness shereceives in her home

from Dr. VeronicaLoFaso and the

House Calls team.

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Surrounded by the photos of a loving family, her piano,

and mementos of a long and productive life, Ruth

Freedman is content to spend most of her time these

days in the comfort of her East Side apartment. Up until

last year—even at the age of 103—she was still getting

out and about regularly. But a fall in February left her with

a broken hip and wrist that made it extremely difficult

for her to leave her apartment for follow-up medical

care. However, with the help of NewYork-Presbyterian/

Weill Cornell’s House Calls program, that medical care is

now coming to her.

House Calls grew out of a community project

developed in 1997 by Veronica LoFaso, M.D., Director of

the program, who was then a second-year resident at

Weill Cornell Medical College. Working with Mark Lachs,

M.D., Co-chief of the Division of Geriatrics, Dr. LoFaso and

other residents began seeing the elderly housebound

along with visiting nurses. The program has grown, help-

ing some 75 patients remain in their homes and also

serving as important training for medical students.

Homebound patients are regularly seen by four doctors

who rotate sessions each week, a nurse practitioner, and

medical students who participate in the program as part

of their primary care training.

A Dose of Reality

“It’s one thing to see patients in an office, prescribe

medications for complex medical problems, and then

send them home,” says Dr. LoFaso. “But it’s another

experience to be in their homes and see the brown paper

bag full of the prescriptions that were written and finding

out they have no idea what to do with them. Or to be in

a home where there is barely any food to eat, or find

patients so disabled that they can’t get down to the street

to interact with the community.

“It’s a real eye-opener for the students to understand

the complexity of the lives of people with chronic

illnesses…to come face to face with all that our patients

have to cope with. Hopefully, we’re teaching them that

it’s okay to care, and it’s okay to get back to basics—

physical exam skills, good history taking and common

sense,” she says.

“Our patients tend to be over 80, frail and more

functionally disabled—and many have dementia,” says

Deirdre Mole, R.N., a geriatric nurse practitioner and

Administrator of the House Calls program. She notes that

a number of the patients enrolled in the program live in

walk-ups, and because of physical disabilities, they can-

not manage the stairs. According to Ms. Mole, a person

can be homebound for many reasons, either physical,

psychological, or a combination of both.

In addition to performing thorough medical exams,

the House Calls team cares for wounds and pressure ulcers,

often the result of immobility. They also confront end-of-

life issues and palliative care. “What’s unique is how close

we get to the patients,” says Ms. Mole, who often makes

visits in the evening and on weekends. “We develop

close relationships with the families and the caregivers;

it’s a very personal service that we offer.”

“Our patients really appreciate this personal care at a

point in their lives when they are not looking for

extraordinary intervention,” adds Dr. LoFaso, “but rather

symptom management and someone they can turn to

when they need a hand or advice.”

House Calls Make a Comeback

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Keeping Kids Safe…at Home and on the Road

Like any normal and active 15-month-olds, twins Eric and

Steven Perez are, as their mother Vivian Labit describes,

“double trouble…one is here, one is there,” and more often

than not, getting into mischief. That mischief can some-

times lead to unintentional injuries—the leading cause of

death in young children—and Morgan Stanley Children’s

Hospital of NewYork-Presbyterian is doing everything it

can to prevent them.

“Prevention of injuries in children is one of the most

critical missions for a children’s hospital,” says Cynthia

Sparer, Executive Director of Morgan Stanley Children’s

Hospital. The Hospital is one of only three in the country

selected to pilot “Get on Board with Child Safety”—an

initiative sponsored by the National Association of

Children’s Hospitals and Related Institutions and the

Dorel Juvenile Group USA, a manufacturer of juvenile

safety products. The program, which was officially launched

at the Cab Health Fair on April 2, 2005, features two main

components: safety in the home and protection in the car.

Booster Seats Save Young Lives

“We know that proper use of child passenger seats saves

lives,” says pediatrician Patricia Hametz, M.D., Director of

the Injury and Violence Prevention Center—part of the

Community Pediatrics Program at Morgan Stanley Chil-

dren’s Hospital. “Yet only few parents use booster seats reg-

ularly for their children, aged 4 to 7 years.” In fact, effec-

tive March 27, 2005, New York State requires that all chil-

dren under the age of 7 now ride in a belt-positioning

booster while traveling in a private vehicle in the state.

In an effort to reduce injuries to children in taxi-related

crashes in New York City, the Hospital hosted the Cab

Health Fair to distribute more than 300 free booster car

seats—courtesy of Dorel—to cab drivers in the Washington

Heights, Inwood and Harlem neighborhoods. The drivers

also took part in demonstrations on the proper use and

installation of the seats, and received written information

and a magnet that identifies their vehicle as “Kid-Friendly”

for travel. Staff also provided health screenings for the

drivers as a thank-you for helping the community.

“The Cab Health Fair was a really nice community

event because it not only promoted child safety, it also

addressed the health needs of the cab drivers who work

here and many of whom live here,” says Dr. Hametz. “By

placing boosters in cabs, we will help protect the children

who ride in them and also raise overall awareness in the

community.”

Babyproofing the Home

To demonstrate the importance of child safety in the home,

the Hospital asked Vivian Labit and Jovansky Perez to

participate in a complete home safety makeover. Profes-

sional “babyproofers”—equipped with locks for cabinets,

doors, the oven and the toilet seat, electrical outlet covers,

window guards, gates and table bumpers—moved through

their apartment carefully evaluating potential danger zones,

installing the safety products, securing furniture to the walls

to prevent them from toppling, and educating the parents.

“This makeover kicked off our community interven-

tion initiative, which involves the distribution of 10,000

free safety starter kits that include cabinet and door locks

and a booklet outlining home safety,” says Dr. Hametz.

At Morgan Stanley Children’s Hospital, nursing staff

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As part of the Hospital’sInjury and ViolencePrevention Center, MadelineSolano shows livery cab driv-ers, such as Juan Peralta, howto install a child safety seat.

Dr. Patricia Hametz visits thehome of Jovansky Perez andVivian Labit and their twin

sons, Eric and Steven, followingtheir home safety makeover.

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The Rev. Dr. Luonne Abram Rouse collaborates in a partnership with NewYork-Presbyterian that focuses on enhancing the health and well-being of his church’s parishioners.

Nanabel Lorico, R.N., introduces thefaith-based community health nursing

initiative to members of the MetropolitanCommunity United Methodist Church

and its volunteers, including ChefWilliam Mack and Rona Maybank.

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trained to educate mothers and caregivers of children,

birth to five years of age, are distributing these kits

through the Hospital’s community-based Ambulatory

Care Network sites to families of children under the age

of four. In addition, the kits will be distributed through

community agencies and outreach programs.

“You never know what can happen, especially when

you have two young, very mobile children,” says Mr. Perez,

watching his son Steven reach for one of the electrical out-

lets...now securely off limits, thanks to the new safety cover.

While ministering to the spiritual needs of their congre-

gations, the leaders of a number of churches throughout

northern Manhattan are now also tending to their physi-

cal and emotional health with help from NewYork-Pres-

byterian Hospital/Weill Cornell Medical Center.

Through the Community Health Nursing Program,

the Hospital is addressing the health needs of residents in

East, West, and Central Harlem by working with faith-

based organizations that include Christian churches of

several denominations, an Islamic cultural center, and

community-based organizations, such as Alianza

Dominicana and the Manhattan Perinatal Partnerships.

Promoting the Health of Parishioners

“We began our outreach efforts with faith-based organiza-

tions because historically religious leaders have a respon-

sibility to work with the poor and help with the sick,”

says Nanabel Lorico, R.N., Nurse Coordinator of the pro-

gram. “With these ideals already in place, we believed it

would be logical to work with these organizations and

their communities to build a health initiative.”

Andy Nieto, Director of Community Health Outreach

and Marketing, Ms. Lorico and colleagues sought to start

a dialogue with church and community leaders to find

out the health and health educational needs of their

parishioners. According to Ms. Lorico, that sometimes

includes going to church on an occasional Sunday to dis-

cuss how to best partner with them.

“If, for example, the leaders see asthma as a health issue

affecting their community, then we develop a plan to

address that by bringing in professional health experts to

speak on it, and also to help their parishioners access

appropriate health services,” she says. The program offers

speakers and information on such topics as cardiovascular

health, cancer, diabetes, mental health, and substance

abuse and addictions. Staff also administer flu vaccinations,

and conduct health fairs, health screenings and counseling.

“In addition, we train adolescents in the various

organizations as youth health-care volunteers to reach out

to their peers to encourage healthy living,” says Ms. Lorico.

“We want to assist our parishioners in their health needs

and to help renew and restore them to wholeness, and also

help them learn how to maintain a healthy lifestyle,” says

the Rev. Dr. Luonne Abram Rouse, Senior Minister of the

Metropolitan Community United Methodist Church. “In that

process, we are being very practical in providing what they

need in terms of health insurance, affordable medication

and affordable health care.

“The Community Health Nursing initiative has helped

build partnerships across the community by linking

churches to the services provided by the Hospital,” says

Rev. Rouse. “We’re looking at a spiritual and cultural

movement towards public health, and to that end, the

Hospital has joined us in giving hope to our communities.”

Joining Forces with Faith-Based Organizations

(Left) Rona Maybank is the Coordinator of the Pharmacy

Assistance Program and aUnited Methodist Church

volunteer. (Right) Ms. Loricoand Rev. Rouse bring theirshared mission of health to

parishioners.

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At the Long Island CityCommunity Practice,

health care is a familyaffair. During her routine

Ob/Gyn appointment,Larissa Bordignon does a

required weight checkwhile daughter Isabella

waits patiently.

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Getting to Know and Care for Our Neighbors

Tucked between a grocery store and a hair salon on

West 135th Street, the Charles B. Rangel Community

Health Center is a welcome neighbor on a block teeming

with activity. The Rangel Center is one of eight primary

care practices throughout Manhattan in NewYork-

Presbyterian’s Ambulatory Care Network (ACN). The

ACN’s community health physicians and health profes-

sionals manage some three-quarters of a million visits

by patients. Speaking Spanish, Bengali, Greek, Italian,

and numerous other languages, they come for family

medicine, Ob/Gyn services, mental health programs,

as well as programs in pediatrics and geriatrics.

“The Ambulatory Care Network reaches into every

corner of our community,” says Andy Nieto, Director of

Community Health Outreach and Marketing, “making it

much easier to access services outside the Hospital.”

Through a coalition involving the Hospital, commu-

nity health centers and community-based organizations,

the ACN has launched an initiative called the “Community

Health Outreach Worker Program” to serve as a link

between patients in the community and the health-care

system. “As members of the community they serve, these

health workers have a unique understanding of the

ethnic, cultural and social experiences which impact the

health of our community,” says Johanny Garcia, M.D.,

Medical Director of the Rangel Center.

This is particularly important for managing diabetes,

a major health issue in the Latino community. “The most

effective approach is one in which treatment is tailored to

take into account how diabetes impacts a patient’s life,”

says Dr. Garcia, “and gives patients the resources to be

active participants in their own care. Through health

workers, physicians extend their reach into the home.”

“If the providers feel that medical intervention

is required, patients are referred to the Diabetics Manage-

ment Program,” says Carlene Duncan, Program Coordina-

tor. “We help them to navigate through the health-care

system and give them self-management skills so they can

adequately care for themselves.”

“Our goal is to provide the best care in a clean and

safe environment,” says Lesmah Fraser, Director, ACN for

NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia. “Patient satisfaction is

extremely important to us and we survey patients every

week to assess our service.”

Bridging Gaps in Community Health Care

Downtown and just across the 59th Street Bridge, the

Long Island City Community Practice cares for local Queens

residents. “I’ve learned a lot about this community—which

holidays they celebrate, their customs, and cultural sensi-

tivities,” says Ruby Harvey, R.N., Practice Administrator.

“In addition to caring for immigrants new to the neigh-

borhood, we have long-term relationships with families.”

“At all of the ACN practices, patients have a private

physician, who also cares for them if they require admis-

sion to the Hospital—ensuring continuity,” says Brian Hale,

Director, ACN for NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell.

Barbara Benhamroun, R.N.C., a nurse practitioner

in Ob/Gyn, has been with the practice for more than a

decade, and has seen it grow from a women and chil-

dren’s health focus to a full-service medical practice and

double in size. “It’s very important to have a facility in

the community setting so that patients in this area and

others like it can have easy access to quality care.”

Far left: Dr. Johanny Garcia,Medical Director of the CharlesB. Rangel Center, is known forthe warm rapport she establisheswith her patients such as Juanade la Rosa.

Left: At the Long Island CityCommunity Practice, BarbaraBenhamroun, R.N.C., N.P., listensto fetal heart tones on her pregnantpatient, Larissa Bordignon, asLarissa’s daughter Isabella looks on.

Keeping Adults Sound

Mind and Bodyin

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Dr. Thania Perez,Project Coordinator,SWIFT (Stroke WarningInformation and FasterTreatment), listens asIsidro Vidal (left)recounts the circum-stances surrounding hisstroke a year ago andhow critical it was thathe came to the Hospital’sEmergency Departmentquickly after his symp-toms developed.

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In May of 2004, Isidro Vidal, age 73, came into the

Emergency Department of NewYork-Presbyterian/

Columbia with right-sided weakness that had come on

suddenly. The stroke team immediately moved into

action, treating Mr. Vidal with tPA—the clot-dissolving

drug that must be administered within three hours of a

stroke event. He was then closely monitored in the neuro

intensive care unit, and after only a three-day hospital

stay, he went home with no disability.

Every 45 seconds, someone in the United States

has a stroke. Stroke is the third leading cause of death

in this country, and African-Americans and Latinos

are most at risk. The statistics are startling, but the

outcomes don’t have to be. That is why NewYork-

Presbyterian Hospital, which has received provisional

New York State Department of Health designation as a

certified stroke center, is spearheading a major stroke

education initiative—SWIFT (Stroke Warning Informa-

tion and Faster Treatment)—that targets high-risk

groups in the community. “Most of the time, when

people are having symptoms that might be a stroke,

they go back to bed hoping they will go away,” says

Ralph Sacco, M.D., Director of the Stroke and Critical

Care Division, NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia.

“Many people don’t recognize the warning signs,

and therefore, do not get urgent care.”

Taking Our Message on the Road

“Stroke is a major public health issue,” says Alan Segal,

M.D., Director of the Stroke Center at NewYork-

Presbyterian/Weill Cornell. “A lot of our work has been

in the area of public education—to get people to recognize

symptoms and to get to the hospital quickly.”

Kimberly A. McNeill, F.N.P.-C., a family nurse practi-

tioner, brings this message to audiences in synagogues,

churches, and community centers. “The earlier you get

care, the better the outcome,” she stresses. “We are con-

stantly emphasizing to call 911 as soon as possible.”

Says Ji Y. Chong, M.D., a neurologist with NewYork-

Presbyterian/Columbia, “Mr. Vidal recognized the symp-

toms of stroke, came to the Hospital’s ED right away, and

received the necessary care to prevent any disability.”

Nearing 80, Jane lives alone, having survived her husband

of nearly 50 years, and too many friends and relatives to

count. She no longer takes pleasure going out, and for

much of the time she feels sad and anxious. Most nights

she cannot sleep, but she accepts all of these changes as

“just a part of growing old.”

Millions of elderly suffer from depression that goes

undetected and untreated. Part of the reason is ageism.

Many people, including seniors themselves, expect the

elderly to feel down and do not feel their symptoms

warrant treatment. And frequently, seniors are less inclined

to seek mental health care because of a perceived stigma.

“Aging is complicated, there is no doubt about it.

Chronic health problems, disabilities that limit mobility,

and loss of friends or loved ones can lead to depression,

but depression itself is not a natural part of aging,” says

Jo Anne Sirey, Ph.D., associate attending psychologist

with NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital.

Addressing Stroke on Many Fronts

(Left to right) Dr. RalphSacco; Daniel J. Carpenedo,Clinical Specialist in Speech

Pathology, and EllenFlanagan, R.N., AccountManager, of the Visiting

Nurse Services ofNew York; and Dr. Michael

Reding, Chief, CerebralVascular Service, The Burke

Rehabilitation Hospital, participate in a Stroke

Center initiative ofNewYork-Presbyterian

Healthcare System.

Defining Depression in Older Adults


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On Friday mornings at The Allen Pavilion, in the Thayer

conference room, 20 women dressed in costumes of

traditional belly dancers swing and sway to the sound of

Middle Eastern music. Led by professional dancer Noora

Shams, the class is just one of many programs offered by

HealthOutreach—a community service sponsored by

NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital promoting health and

wellness for New Yorkers, 60 years and older.

Seniors can pick from a full schedule of activities:

Yoga every Monday, from 3 to 4 pm; low-impact aerobics

four times a week; early-morning tai chi classes on Mon-

days and Friday—sometimes held in the garden when

the weather is nice; regular lectures on a variety of health

topics; numerous health screenings; and even a monthly

book club. “They come in droves from all over,” says

RoseMary Cortez, L.C.S.W., who coordinates

HealthOutreach for The Allen Pavilion. “We serve people

from Washington Heights and Riverdale and as far away

as Brooklyn and New Jersey. Right now, we have 3,200

members.”

While the program’s mission is to “keep everyone

healthy,” the offerings for seniors go beyond what one

might expect from a hospital, benefiting their mental

outlook as well as their physical well-being. For example,

this December, members will have a choice of touring

Italy or taking a 10-day Hawaiian adventure. Other trips

closer to home include a tour of wineries on the North

Fork of Long Island and evening outings to Broadway

plays and Carnegie Hall.

“Of course, promoting health is our number one

priority,” says Ms. Cortez. “But keeping active is also key

to enjoying life.”

They’ve Got a Lot of Living to Do

In a new partnership, Weill Cornell Institute for Geriatric

Psychiatry at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital/

Westchester Division and the Westchester County

Department of Senior Programs and Services have

launched a major initiative to develop new methods

to recognize and fight depression in older adults.

Uncovering Depression Among the Elderly

Supported by a $1.5 million grant from the National

Institute of Mental Health, the four-year program is

expected to become a national model, allowing for the

study of late-life depression in the community, tracking

of treatment approaches, and developing new methods

to improve care. “We go where older adults live or

congregate—apartment complexes, senior centers, as well

as to seniors who receive home-delivered meals,” says

Dr. Sirey. “We not only identify those who may be

suffering from symptoms of depression, but help link

them to services.”

“Our ultimate goal is to identify and assist the elderly

suffering with depression,” says Kerry Newell, Research

Coordinator for the program. “Through a number of

research initiatives, we’re confronting issues that can

lead to depression, including pain and life circumstances.”

“This is a unique opportunity to learn how to improve

depression care for older adults,” says George Alexopoulos,

M.D., a leading expert on geriatric depression and

Director of the Institute. “Working with the County, we

hope to break down the barriers that prevent older people

from being diagnosed and successfully treated. Recog-

nizing the symptoms of depression, and seeking early

intervention, become essential tools for healthy aging.”

Dr. Cary Reid (near left)and Dr. Jo Anne Sirey (far

right) meet with groupsthroughout Westchester

County to raise awarenessabout factors that contributeto depression in older adults.

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Led by instructor Noora Shams (third from left) andcoordinated by RoseMary Cortez, L.C.S.W. (third fromright standing), members of the HealthOutreach“Middle Eastern dance troupe” enjoy belly dancing—aunique and fun form of exercise.

They’ve got rhythm and well-being…who could ask foranything more?

Reaching Out Overseas

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A young Cambodianpatient is examined by Dr. Jonathan Chen, following life-savingcardiac surgery he performed during arecent mission abroad.

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In February 2005, Jonathan Chen, M.D., Director of

Pediatric Cardiac Surgery, NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill

Cornell, and a volunteer team of eight physicians from

both campuses of NewYork-Presbyterian, flew halfway

around the world to Phnom Penh, Cambodia to perform

life-saving cardiac surgery on 21 children.

Joining Surgeons of Hope, a foundation that brings

medical and surgical care to impoverished children in

developing countries, the physicians and nurses—bring-

ing with them 12 boxes of medical supplies—began an

intense week of open-heart surgeries and cardiac

catheterizations at the Phnom Penh Heart Center (PPHC).

“There is a high infant mortality rate in Cambodia,”

says Dr. Chen, “and there are a lot of kids who are quite

debilitated from congenital heart conditions that should

have been fixed in infancy.”

The NewYork-Presbyterian doctors not only estab-

lished working relationships with the medical team from

PPHC, they served as teachers. “One of the biggest prob-

lems we discovered is that many of their diagnoses for

these kids were not quite right,” notes Dr. Chen. “As

important as surgical skills are, so is being able to recog-

nize who is sick, who’s operable and who’s not.”

Charles S. Kleinman, M.D., Director of the Pediatric

Echocardiology Laboratory, and other members of the team

continue to remain in contact with the PPHC staff who

are grateful to draw on their expertise.

Dr. Chen welcomes the association with Surgeons of

Hope and plans to return to Cambodia, and possibly Africa

in the future. “We still have a fair amount of work in terms

of training the physicians and staff at PPHC,” he says.

“There are four major congenital operations, and if

we can teach these doctors to handle these, they can take

care of at least 80 percent of the children who are coming

into their center,” says Dr. Chen.

Appreciative of the support and encouragement

given to the team by NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital,

Dr. Chen adds, “It’s nice that the Hospital values their

physicians doing these kinds of missions and is behind us.”

Missions of Medicine and Medical Education

Each time plastic surgeon Jeffrey Ascherman, M.D.,

travels to China to perform reconstructive surgery on

children suffering from facial malformations, he remembers

all the reasons why he chose to enter medicine.

“In our country, almost anybody who needs care will

get it,” says Dr. Ascherman, a plastic and reconstructive

surgeon at NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia. “But in

China, children—particularly the orphans—may not get

care, and care that should be given at an early age. When

you help them, you feel you’re making a real difference.”

Dr. Ascherman began going on humanitarian

missions abroad in 1996. His first trip took him to

Colombia, South America. “Many families had traveled

on horseback or mules for days in the hope of getting

care,” he says. “As we walked into the hospital, they

lined up on either side of the sidewalk and gave us a

standing ovation, just for coming.”

In 1999, Dr. Ascherman went to China through an

organization called The Children of China Pediatrics

Foundation, which provides specialty surgical care to

Chinese orphans, sending all-volunteer teams from Morgan

Stanley Children’s Hospital of NewYork-Presbyterian.

Jillian Kirkpatrick, R.N.(right) and her counterpartin Cambodia prepare a childfor surgery in the operatingroom of the Centre deCardiologie de Phnom Penh.


Healing Hands Across the Ocean

David Roye Jr., M.D., Chief of Pediatric Orthopedics at

Morgan Stanley Children’s Hospital, serves as Medical

Director of The Children of China Pediatrics Foundation,

and has also made numerous trips to China.

Dr. Ascherman typically schedules one trip a year to a

remote Chinese town to perform reconstructive surgery

on children who suffer from facial malformations and birth

defects, such as cleft lip and cleft palate. The Hospital’s

team includes general, plastic and reconstructive, pediatric

urological, and orthopedic surgeons, anesthesiology staff,

nurses and OR technicians, who perform as many as

25 surgeries a week. “We take everything with us, from

anesthesia machines to sutures,” says Dr. Ascherman.

“Two children we operated on were actually adopted

by families in New York,” he says. Most recently he oper-

ated on three teenagers with wide-open cleft palates. “To

help these teens—who have endured a difficult child-

hood and adolescence when something could have been

done earlier—makes me feel like our group has really

changed their lives for the better,” says Dr. Ascherman.

In Honduras, Joseph Haddad Jr., M.D., Director of

Pediatric Otolaryngology, Head and Neck Surgery at Morgan

Stanley Children’s Hospital, is also making an enormous

difference in the lives of children born with craniofacial

defects.

In 1992, Dr. Haddad joined Howard W. Smith,

M.D., D.M.D., a retired surgeon and dentist, on a pro

bono medical trip to Honduras, where a significant num-

ber of children are born with cleft lip, cleft palate, and

other craniofacial malformations. “These abnormalities

are three or four times more common in Honduras, than

for instance, in the U.S.,” says Dr. Haddad, who attrib-

utes the higher incidence to a combination of poverty,

nutritional deficiencies, and genetic predisposition.

Some 97 percent of the children come from indigent

families living in the mountains and outlying areas, often

traveling up to six hours to reach the hospital. “Going to

a country like Honduras, which is so poor and doesn’t

have the same kind of facilities and access to medical

care as here, built in me a strong desire to make things

better,” he says.

In 1995, Drs. Smith and Haddad formed the

Honduran Medical Institute, a foundation dedicated to

teaching board-certified Honduran graduate general

surgeons about plastic surgery, as well as providing

treatment for children with cleft lip and palate.

“We didn’t want to operate on the children and then

just leave,” says Dr. Haddad, President of the Institute.

“We wanted to have the doctors learn our technical skills

to care for their people, and then to eventually train

more Honduran doctors themselves.”

Setting up a three-year program at the main teaching

hospital in the capital of Tegucigalpa, they identified the

first general surgeon in 1996 to begin the training that

also includes a microvascular surgery course at Columbia

University College of Physicians and Surgeons. “We feel

that we should be solving our own problems,” says Dr.

Luis Gonzalez. “Dr. Smith has planted some seeds—and I

consider myself one of them—to help these babies.”

The Institute has also funded a dedicated operating

room specifically for craniofacial surgery, hiring two nurs-

es and an anesthesiology technician. Most recently they

also donated a microscope, enabling the doctors to per-

form microvascular reattachment surgery. “In the years I

have been going to Honduras, I’ve seen very tangible and

obvious changes,” adds Dr. Haddad, “and it’s reflected in

the surgical care of the children—and the fact that we’ve

improved their lives by performing the surgery.”

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Dr. Joseph Haddad instructs Honduransurgeons in cleft and reconstructive

surgery for facial deformities in children.

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Dr. Jeffrey Aschermanand Angelee haveformed a special bondthat began in China andcontinues in New York.

Dr. Jeffrey Aschermanfirst met Angeleewhen she was 16months old and livingin a Chinese orphan-age. He performed thefirst of several surger-ies to correct a cleftpalate. Today,Angelee is a second-grader living inNew Jersey with heradopted mother, JemaDelfin—an OR nursewith Morgan StanleyChildren’s Hospital,who met her duringthe mission to China.

• More than 100 employees of NewYork-Presbyterian/WeillCornell participate in the annual Third Avenue Fair, con-ducting blood pressure screenings and distributing usefulhealth and wellness information.

• NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia hosts events for itsCommunity Physicians to celebrate their collaborationwith the Hospital to make quality health care available inWashington Heights/Inwood.

• The Hospital sponsors stroke prevention events to bringpublic awareness to the importance of knowing thesymptoms of stroke and obtaining emergency care.

• NewYork-Presbyterian is active in regional and nationalhospital initiatives to promote best practices in inter-preter services and cultural competency in health care.

CommunityAction

Advocacyand

Community Physicians Celebrations

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• NewYork-Presbyterian’s team of 520 employees partici-pates in the Komen Race for the Cure, helping to raisefunds to combat breast cancer.

Third Avenue Fair

Stroke Awareness Komen Race for the Cure

Day in and day out, NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital

is a visible partner in promoting the health and well-

being of its community. Integrated into the very fab-

ric of community life, the Hospital’s many outreach

efforts include health lectures to audiences large and

small, annual flu vaccinations, health fairs, and races

and walks to support breast cancer programs.

Expanding Care into the Community

Health and Wellness Seminars

Avon Walk for Breast CancerColon Cancer Prevention

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• Morgan Stanley Children’s Hospital launches a major initiative to address a substantial need for mental andbehavioral health-care evaluation and treatment for stu-dents at 11 elementary schools in Washington Heights,Inwood, and Central Harlem.

• The Jay Monahan Center for Gastrointestinal Health atNewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell marks CommunityColon Cancer Prevention Day, featuring a tour of a giantinflatable colon that drew more than 1,500 passersby.

• To help address childhood obesity, more than 1,000 ele-mentary and middle-school children participate in theYouth Track and Field Jamboree co-sponsored by MorganStanley Children’s Hospital.

• The Department of Public Health at NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell creates the first nationwide planning guide toensure that all Americans have needed drugs in the event ofa natural epidemic or bioterrorist attack.

• Throughout the year, NewYork-Presbyterian/Westchesterstaff conduct lectures for high-school and college students,PTAs, and religious, social and civic groups, as well assponsor mental-health screening days.

• Hospital staff participate in the Avon Walk for BreastCancer raising support for screening and diagnosis pro-grams, treatment, support services and scientific research.

• Every fall and spring, NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital andWeill Cornell Medical College host a series of free healthand wellness seminars for the public.

Youth Track and Field Jamboree

Flu and Pneumonia Vaccinations

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Development Report

A gala evening at Cipri-

ani—A Night of Dis-

covery—launches the

Hospital’s capital cam-

paign with an exhibit of

cutting edge technology,

a preview of medical

advances, and expres-

sions of support from

staff, benefactors and

grateful patients.

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The 2004 calendar year set a fundraising record for the second

year in a row, reaching $134.2 million in new gifts and pledges.

This extraordinary generosity from individuals, foundations and

corporations will enable NewYork-Presbyterian to become a hos-

pital that delivers care unsurpassed anywhere in the world.

A Day of Prevention, A Night of Discovery

Last September 14, 2004, To Realize Medicine’s Promise, the Cam-

paign for NewYork-Presbyterian was publicly launched with the

announcement that the campaign was already well over halfway

toward its $1 billion goal. The Hospital’s launch ceremonies

focused squarely on the mission of a great hospital: to provide

patient-centered care of the highest quality.

To underscore the importance of this care, the Hospital

designated the kickoff as A Day of Prevention, A Night of Dis-

covery. During A Day of Prevention, 2,100 people came to

six community locations around the city for free information,

seminars and health screenings. In the evening, the Hospital

hosted A Night of Discovery at Cipriani 42nd Street, where

physicians and nurses gave more than 800 guests an impres-

sive look at medicine’s future. Mayor Michael Bloomberg

spoke of the Hospital as “a great jewel in the City’s crown.”

Under the superb leadership of Jerry Speyer, Campaign

Chair, and Co-chairs John Mack and Frank Bennack, total gifts

to the campaign surpassed $590 million by the close of 2004,

with 100 percent participation by trustees.

Support for the Hospital comes from numerous sources

and last year was no exception with gifts of $1 million or

more from Frank A. Bennack Jr., the Estate of Bill Blass, Car-

son Family Charitable Trust, CHANEL, Inc., the Estate of

George Cornell, Fiona and Stanley Druckenmiller, William

Randolph Hearst Foundations, the Leona M. and Harry B.

Helmsley Charitable Trust, Kevork and Sirwart Hovnanian

Family Foundation, Peter S. Kalikow, David H. Koch, J. Mur-

ray Logan, Robert B. Menschel and the Horace W. Goldsmith

Foundation, A.P. Moller-Maersk Foundation, Morgan Stanley,

Jane and Daniel Och, Perkin Fund, Irene and Abe Pollin,

Reader’s Digest Association, St. Giles Foundation, Ronald P.

Stanton, The Starr Foundation, the Estate of Emily V. Warga,

the John L. and Sue Ann Weinberg Foundation, and the

Sidney J. Weinberg Foundation.

The success of our philanthropic programs suggest the

esteem and affection patients, their families and friends feel

for NewYork-Presbyterian.

Friends of NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia

On July 28, 2004, Morgan Stanley Children’s Hospital of

NewYork-Presbyterian celebrated a milestone with receipt of a

check for $2 million from Morgan Stanley, completing the

$120 million fundraising campaign. Of Morgan Stanley’s total

contribution of $62 million, $50 million represents personal

contributions by more than 600 Morgan Stanley employees.

The new building, which opened in October 2003, was built

fully with philanthropy.

With grateful appreciation expressed to Carmen and

John Thain, the Carmen and John Thain Labor and Delivery

Unit celebrated its opening at a dedication on January 21,

2004. The new technologically advanced unit is located on

the top floor of the Morgan Stanley Children’s Hospital and

boasts sweeping views of the Manhattan skyline.

Thanks to the generosity again of Herbert Irving, the clinical

oncology programs of NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia expand-

ed in 2004 both on inpatient units and in outpatient services.

Friends of NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell

An exciting initiative to improve the medical care of children

is underway thanks to Phyllis and David Komansky. The new

Komansky Center for Children’s Health is making medical

care more accessible to young patients and their families.

A star-studded “Evening of Music from Guys and Dolls”

on February 23 raised $1 million for the Iris Cantor Women’s

Health Center. The funds raised support for the Center’s facili-

ty at 425 East 61st Street, which currently handles more than

80,000 patient visits a year.

In 2004, CHANEL and its President Arie Kopelman

endowed a $1.5 million gift to establish the CHANEL Prize

for Achievement in Obstetrics and Gynecology.

The Jay Monahan Center for Gastrointestinal Health

opened on March 30, 2004 at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospi-

tal/Weill Cornell, thanks to the support of The Entertainment

Industry Foundation’s National Colorectal Cancer Research

Alliance founded by NBC Today show co-anchor Katie Couric.

To Realize Medicine’s Promise

During A Night of Discovery, Mayor Michael Bloomberg (center) is welcomed by

Hospital leadership (from left) Chairman John Mack, President and CEO Dr. Herbert

Pardes, Trustee Jerry Speyer, Chairman of the capital campaign, and Trustee Frank Bennack.

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Helping to make the Hospital’s 16th Annual Gala a great

success are (from left) Dr. Bonnie Silverman, Dr. David

Nanus, Dr. Ronda Benson, Dr. Mitchell Benson,

Dr. Herbert Pardes, Dr. Nancy Wexler, and Dr. Howard

Kaufman along with Grammy Award winner Cyndi

Lauper (center), who entertained the guests.

At A New Cabaret, Celine Dion takes center stage to

promote support for the Hospital’s in vitro fertilization

program. On hand for the extraordinary evening are

(from left) Dr. Zev Rosenwaks, Dr. Nancy Wexler, Doug

McIntyre, Stacy Rosenwaks, Dr. Patricia Allen, Lisa

Perry, Dr. Herbert Pardes, Charlotte Ford, Anita Gotto,

Joan Weill, Sandy Weill, and Dr. Antonio Gotto Jr.

Major Events Spark Support

On April 22, 2004, Cyndi Lauper entertained more than 1,100

people at the Hospital’s 16th annual Gala. Chaired by Trustee Sir

Howard Stringer, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Sony

Corporation, the event raised $1.9 million for oncology pro-

grams at both centers and will aid in the recruitment of clinical

scientists. The event also honored two of the Hospital’s excep-

tional philanthropic couples: Phyllis and David Komansky,

major supporters of pediatric care programs, and Florence and

Herbert Irving for their ongoing support of oncology services.

Andrea Jung, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Avon,

Nasser Altorki, M.D., Mitchell Benson, M.D., and Howard Kauf-

man, M.D., served as the Gala’s co-chairs.

Children’s Advisory Council

The Executive Committee of the new Children’s Advisory

Council of NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital, chaired by Trustee

Sarah Nash, held its first meeting in October 2004. The prin-

cipal goals of the Children’s Advisory Council are:

• To assume a leadership role in personally contributing to

and attracting private support for advancing care at the

Morgan Stanley Children’s Hospital and the Phyllis and

David Komansky Center for Children’s Health;

• To raise the visibility and communicate the achievements

of the Morgan Stanley Children’s Hospital and the Phyllis

and David Komansky Center for Children’s Health to a

wide external audience;

• To serve as a sounding board, advise on, advocate for, and

participate in plans and programs of the Morgan Stanley

Children’s Hospital and the Phyllis and David Komansky

Center for Children’s Health;

Report on the Councils

On October 14, more than 1,000 guests gathered at Pier

60, Chelsea Piers for A New Cabaret, NewYork-Presbyterian

Hospital/Weill Cornell Medical Center’s annual benefit, featur-

ing a special performance by Celine Dion. A New Cabaret

raised more than $2.6 million in tickets, journal sales and

contributions to be used in equal parts by Weill Cornell Med-

ical College and NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell to

recruit physician-scientists. The event was co-chaired by

Charlotte Ford, Lisa and Richard Perry, and Stacy and Zev

Rosenwaks, M.D. Patricia Allen, M.D., and her husband, Dou-

glas McIntyre, and Catherine Wood once again served as the

journal co-chairs, joined this year by Thomas J. Kavaler.

• To understand and play a role in educating the public and

our communities about the importance of the Morgan

Stanley Children’s Hospital and the Phyllis and David

Komansky Center for Children’s Health as a national

resource that requires investment in order for children to

grow up healthy.

The Children’s Advisory Council will meet twice each

year, with the President and Chief Executive Officer of the

NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital, the Senior Vice President and

Chief Operating Officer for Women’s, Children’s & Community

Health, the Chiefs of Pediatrics of Columbia and Weill Cornell,

and other faculty and administrators to discuss priorities and

objectives of the Morgan Stanley Children’s Hospital and the

Phyllis and David Komansky Center for Children’s Health.

Membership of the Executive Committee and Council will

include NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital Trustee representa-

tives, representatives from both Universities, and non-Trustee

friends of each site. (continued on page 32)

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Left: Dr. Mark Pochapin and Today show

co-anchor Katie Couric access the new Web site

(www.monahancenter.org) during the opening of the

Jay Monahan Center for Gastrointestinal Health.

Far left: Dr. R. Peter Altman,

Trustee Sarah Nash, and Dr. John

Driscoll join in celebrating the

completion of the $120 million

fundraising campaign for Morgan

Stanley Children's Hospital of

NewYork-Presbyterian.

NewYork-Presbyterian’s $1 billion

capital campaign kicks off with

A Day of Prevention featuring

health screenings and information

programs in six communities

across the city. At the Washington

Heights Family Health Center,

Dr. Patricia Hametz fits a little

girl for a bicycle helmet as her

father and Hospital visitors

Lesmah Fraser, Judy Aponte, and

Dr. Herbert Pardes look on.

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NewYork Weill Cornell Council

The NewYork Weill Cornell Council has grown tremendously

under the leadership of Jeffrey W. Greenberg, Council Chair-

man, Antonio M. Gotto Jr., M.D., D.Phil., Stephen and Suzanne

Weiss Dean of Weill Cornell Medical College, and Herbert

Pardes, M.D., President and CEO of NewYork-Presbyterian Hos-

pital. The Council, which is a shared advocacy group for the

Hospital and the Medical College, totals 94 members as of

December 2004. It serves as an important forum for educating

friends, donors, and members of the community on issues of

contemporary relevance in medicine. “The Council is instru-

mental in advancing the joint interests of both institutions,” said

Mr. Greenberg, “by promoting dialogue between their represen-

tatives and introducing them to the communities they serve.”

In 2004, the Council hosted three presentations as well

as a tour of the William Randolph Hearst Burn Center. On

March 15, 2004, Katherine J. Halmi, M.D., and Gilbert J.

Botvin, Ph.D., presented a lecture on addiction in the Weill

Education Center. On December 13, 2004, the Council

convened for a program held in Griffis Faculty Club for a

presentation entitled “Heroism: September 11 and the

Hearst Burn Center at NewYork Weill Cornell.”

In June 2004, the NewYork Weill Cornell Advisory

Council held a celebration dinner at Le Cirque 2000 and

presented its first Award for Outstanding Service to Trustee

Walter Wriston. We were saddedened to learn of his death

shortly thereafter. Mr. Wriston had been a major force

behind the progress of the Medical Center over a span of

decades. The spring dinner included a “Medical Center

Update on Children’s Programs,” by Gerald Loughlin, M.D.,

Chief of Pediatrics.

Columbia Presbyterian Health Sciences Advisory Council

The Columbia Presbyterian Health Sciences Advisory Council,

chaired by John K. Castle, works with Herbert Pardes, M.D.,

President and CEO of NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital, and

Gerald D. Fischbach, M.D., Executive Vice President for

Health and Biomedical Sciences and Dean of the Faculties of

Science and Medicine, to promote the interests of NewYork-

Presbyterian Hospital/Columbia University Medical Center.

The Council meets twice annually. The Council’s membership

is made up of distinguished individuals drawn from the facul-

ty and friends of NewYork-Presbyterian and Columbia Uni-

versity Medical Center. They contribute a variety of profes-

sional and personal skills and experience and are strongly

committed to encouraging excellence in health-care educa-

tion, research and patient care. The Council also carries out

its mission through the work of its standing committees.

During the Council meetings, members of the faculty and

staff present on topics pertinent to the Medical Center commu-

nity. At the May 2004 meeting, Council members and guests

heard presentations on “The Promise of Transplantation.” At the

November 2004 meeting, “The Challenges and Promise of Stem

Cells” was discussed. The Advisory Council also presents an

Award for Distinguished Service to individuals who have shown

a strong and committed interest in the health sciences and

whose influence and reputation have made a significant impact

on the public, especially concerning health care. We paid trib-

ute to two esteemed individuals at the Advisory Council’s lunch-

eons. On May 6, 2004, Alonzo Mourning was honored for rais-

ing awareness for the needs of organ transplant. On November

18, 2004, Mary Tyler Moore was honored for her work in advo-

cating for research in juvenile diabetes.

Sarah Nash, Chair,Children’s Advisory Council

Jeffrey Greenberg, Chair,NewYork Weill Cornell Council

John Castle, Chair,Columbia Presbyterian HealthSciences Advisory Council

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Statistical Summary

Financial Summary

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Statistical Summary (2004)

PATIENT CARE

Patients Discharged (including neonatal) 88,357

Newborn 10,448

Psychiatric

Payne Whitney Clinic 1,301

NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia 1,538

Westchester Division 3,654

Total 105,298

Patient Days, All Divisions (including newborns) 724,080

Visits to Day Hospital (ambulatory surgery) 45,762

Visits to Outpatient Clinics 872,475

Visits to Emergency Facilities 180,435

DISTRIBUTION OF BEDS

Medical/Surgical 1,560

Pediatrics 137

Maternity 134

Nursery 111

Psychiatric 402

Total 2,344

SERVICES TO PATIENTS

Laboratory 8,859,879

Blood Bank 361,736

Radioisotopes Services 18,504

X-ray Procedures 554,942

Operations 47,576

Deliveries 11,631

Electrocardiograms 217,550

Electroencephalograms 43,922

Therapy Treatments

(Physical, Occupational) 308,534

Transfusions 102,768

Average Number of Full-Time Employees 14,523

NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital.............

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REVENUES AS A PERCENTAGE OF TOTAL PATIENT CARE AND OTHER REVENUES

Revenues $ Millions %

Net Patient Revenues 2,254.9 92.9%

Other Revenues 172.3 7.1%

Total Revenues $2,427.2 100.0%

EXPENSES AS A PERCENTAGE OF TOTAL EXPENSES

Expenses $ Millions %

Salaries and Wages 1,070.8 44.5%

Employee Benefits 245.8 10.2%

Provision for Bad Debts 66.7 2.8%

Depreciation and Amortization 147.8 6.1%

Interest 50.5 2.1%

Supplies and Nonsalary Expenses 826.5 34.3%

Total Expenses $2,408.1 100.0%

Gain (Loss) from Operations $19.1

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CORPORATE OFFICERS/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

Philip O. Alderson, M.D.(Ex Officio)

George F. BakerFrank A. Bennack Jr.Donald L. BoudreauDaniel B. BurkeJoseph A. Califano Jr., Esq.Iris CantorPamela G. CarltonStephen Case, Esq.John K. CastleJean ClarkH. Rodgin Cohen, Esq.Joan Ganz CooneyMichel David-WeillOscar Lewis Dunn Jr.Mrs. John W. EspyCharlotte M. FordLouis R. GaryDavid A. GeorgePeter A. GeorgescuFrederick W. GluckHarvey GolubRichard D. Granstein, M.D.

(Ex Officio)Jeffrey 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. KalikowDavid H. KochDavid H. KomanskyCharles A. KoppelmanTerry Allen KramerMarilyn LaurieRochelle B. LazarusJohn J. MackArthur J. Mahon, Esq.David I. MargolisEllen R. MarramRoman Martinez IVWilliam F. MayRaymond J. McGuireRobert B. MenschelJohn E. Merow, Esq.Constance J. Milstein, Esq.Steven T. Mnuchin

Sarah E. NashSteven O. NewhouseHerbert Pardes, M.D.Gordon B. PatteeTimothy A. Pedley, M.D.Lisa R. PerryOgden Mills PhippsLionel I. PincusMichael S. PritulaWilliam R. RhodesArthur F. RyanArthur J. SambergMark SchwartzRobert G. ScottIvan G. SeidenbergRichard D. SiegalRichard E. SnyderHoward SolomonJerry I. SpeyerSeymour SternbergBrenda Neubauer StrausSir Howard StringerPaul E. Taylor Jr.Vincent Tese, Esq.John A. ThainMichael D. TusianiDavid W. WallaceSanford I. WeillJohn L. WeinbergJohn Sidney WeinbergMargaret L. Wolff, Esq.Robert C. Wright

LIFE TRUSTEES

Mark E. Andrews IIIEdward H. AuchinclossR. Palmer Baker Jr.Robert H.B. BaldwinHays ClarkJames M. ClarkMrs. Alexander T. DaignaultMrs. Vincent de RouletEleanor T. Elliott James H. EvansJames M. FoleyMrs. Emily FowlerEdward Ward Franklin, Esq.Mrs. Edward H. GerryKenneth H. HannanHerbert IrvingJohn F. McGillicuddyPaul MilsteinMrs. Milton PetrieRonald P. StantonFrank S. StreeterSidney 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. KalikowRochelle B. LazarusEllen R. MarramSarah E. NashHerbert Pardes, M.D.Gordon B. PatteeLionel I. PincusJerry I. SpeyerJohn A. Thain

EXECUTIVE COMPENSATIONCOMMITTEE


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.H. Rodgin Cohen, Esq.Oscar Lewis Dunn Jr.Roman Martinez IVWilliam F. MayJohn E. Merow, Esq.Vincent Tese, Esq.

** 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.


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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. NashSteven O. NewhouseGordon B. PatteeLionel I. PincusMark SchwartzJerry I. SpeyerBrenda Neubauer Straus Paul E. Taylor Jr.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. StantonHoward StringerSidney J. Weinberg Jr.

EXTERNAL RELATIONS COMMITTEE

Vincent Tese, Esq.Vice Chairman

Pamela G. CarltonMrs. Vincent de RouletGlenn H. HutchinsPeter S. KalikowRobert Krasner, M.D.*Burton Lee, M.D.*John F. McGillicuddyMark J. Mundy*Lisa R. PerryEric A. Rose, M.D.*Seymour SternbergPhilip E. Stieg, Ph.D., M.D.*Robert C. Wright

HUMAN RESOURCES COMMITTEE

Jeffery W. GreenbergChairman

Mark E. Andrews IIIDaniel B. BurkeOscar Lewis Dunn Jr.James H. EvansCharlotte M. FordJames B. Hurlock, Esq.John F. McGillicuddyMichael S. PritulaArthur F. RyanJohn S. Weinberg

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGYCOMMITTEE

Roman Martinez IVChairman

Pamela G. CarltonCurtis Cole, M.D.*Edward Ward Franklin, Esq.Jeffrey W. GreenbergJoseph Hayes, M.D.*George F. Heinrich, M.D.*George Hripcsak, M.D.*Michael S. PritulaArthur F. RyanGlen Salow*Arthur J. SambergTed Shortliffe, M.D.*Richard E. SnyderHenry Spotnitz, M.D.*George J. Weinberger Jr.*Robert C. Wright

INVESTMENT COMMITTEE

George F. BakerChairman

Pamela G. CarltonJohn K. CastleJames H. EvansEdward Ward Franklin, Esq. David A. GeorgeKenneth H. Hannan Peter S. KalikowDavid H. KomanskyDavid I. MargolisRoman Martinez IVRaymond J. McGuireMrs. Sharmin Mossavar-Rahmani*Sarah E. NashGordon B. PatteeLionel I. PincusArthur J. SambergRobert C. ScottJohn A. Thain

JOINT CONFERENCE COMMITTEE

Gordon B. PatteeChairman

Edward H. AuchinclossFrank A. Bennack Jr.Donald L. Boudreau Iris CantorStephen Case, Esq.Joan Ganz Cooney Charlotte M. FordLouis R. Gary 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. SnyderH. Dirk Sostman, M.D.Michael D. TusianiSidney 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 PUBLIC AFFAIRSCOMMITTEE

Rochelle B. LazarusChair

Gerald D. Fischbach, M.D.*Peter A. GeorgescuAntonio M. Gotto Jr., M.D.,

D.Phil.*Richard D. Granstein, M.D.*Robert L. James*Harvey Klein, M.D.Marilyn LaurieEllen R. MarramRobert B. MenschelEric Rose, M.D.*Richard E. SnyderSir Howard StringerJoseph Tennenbaum, M.D.*

PATIENT CENTERED CARE ANDSERVICE QUALITY COMMITTEE

Marifé HernandezChair

Philip O. Alderson, M.D.Iris CantorOscar Lewis Dunn Jr.Mrs. John W. EspyCharlotte M. FordMrs. Sandra Gold*Richard D. Granstein, M.D.Mrs. Jamee Gregory*O. Wayne Isom, M.D.Collette T. Kean*Ellen R. MarramWilliam F. MayAnke Nolting, Ph.D.*Timothy A. Pedley, M.D.Lisa R. PerryFran Poole*Michael S. PritulaRuth Siegel*Mrs. Daisy M. Soros*Audrey Weiderlight, Ph.D.*

QUALITY ASSESSMENT ANDPERFORMANCE IMPROVEMENTCOMMITTEE

Arthur J. Hedge Jr.Chairman

Philip O. Alderson, M.D.Pamela G. CarltonMrs. John W. EspyEdward Ward Franklin, Esq.Richard D. Granstein, M.D.George F. Heinrich, M.D.*O. Wayne Isom, M.D.Winfield P. Jones, Esq.David H. KomanskyWilliam F. MayConstance J. Milstein, Esq.

REAL ESTATE AND MAJORFACILITIES COMMITTEE

Peter S. KalikowChairman

Arthur J. Hedge Jr.David H. KochDavid H. KomanskyJohn E. Merow, Esq.Constance J. Milstein, Esq.Ogden Mills PhippsJerry I. SpeyerPaul E. Taylor Jr.

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INTERNATIONAL & NATIONALBOARD

Louis R. GaryChairman

Maurice R. GreenbergChairman Emeritus

Frank A. Bennack Jr.Daniel B. BurkeIris CantorEdemar Cid-Ferreira*Michel David-WeillWilliam Edwards*Gerald D. Fischbach, M.D.*Charlotte M. FordBarry S. Friedberg*Harvey GolubAntonio M. Gotto Jr., M.D.,

D.Phil.*Eugene P. Grisanti*Arthur Hedge Jr.Marifé HernandezRobert L. JamesCollette T. Kean*David H. KomanskyJoan M. Leiman, Ph.D.*John J. MackDavid I. MargolisRoman Martinez IVJohn F. McGillicuddyConstance J. Milstein, Esq.Margaret Osmer-McQuade*Ogden Mills PhippsWilliam R. RhodesJose Rohm*Isadore Rosenfeld, M.D.*Muriel Siebert*Ronald P. StantonJoseph Tenenbaum, M.D.*Michael D. TusianiSanford I. Weill

CORPORATE OFFICERS/SENIOR ADMINISTRATION

(as of August 2005)

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

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

Arthur A. Klein, M.D.Executive Vice President andChief Operating OfficerNewYork-Presbyterian Healthcare System

* Public member

Senior Vice PresidentsAurelia G. BoyerSenior Vice President andChief Information Officer

Richard D’AquilaSenior Vice President and Chief Operating Officer NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell

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

Robert E. Kelly, M.D.Senior Vice President and Chief Operating Officer NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia

Phyllis R. LantosSenior Vice President,Chief Financial Officer and Treasurer

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

Wilhelmina Manzano, M.A., R.N.Senior Vice President andChief Nursing Officer

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

Cynthia N. SparerSenior Vice President and Chief Operating Officer Women’s, Children’s andCommunity Health

Robert S. VollandSenior Vice PresidentReal Estate and Facilities

Vice PresidentsDavid AlgeVice PresidentOperationsNewYork-PresbyterianHealthcare System

Brian J. AlsfordVice President and Director ofProcurement Financial Controlsand Supply Chain Intelligence

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, R.N., D.N.Sc.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 President Clinical ServicesNewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia

Martin A. CohenVice PresidentReal Estate

Andrea Colon, M.S.N., R.N. Vice PresidentPatient Care ServicesChildren’s Health Services

Mary R. Cooper, M.D.Vice President andChief Quality Officer

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

William J. FarrellVice PresidentFinancial Operations

David A. FeinbergVice President Marketing

John FleischerVice PresidentStrategic Sourcing

Laura L. Forese, M.D.Vice President andChief Medical Officer

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

Michael J. FosinaVice President and Executive DirectorThe Allen Pavilion

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

William T. GreeneVice President Clinical ServicesNewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell

Kenneth R. HaberVice PresidentPatient Support Services andAccommodations

Gertrude Johnson, M.A., R.N.,C.N.A.A.

Vice President Quality

Steven J. KurzVice President Patient Accounts


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Mark E. LarmoreVice President, Finance andAssistant Treasurer

Eliot J. Lazar, M.D.Vice PresidentNewYork-Presbyterian Healthcare System

J. David LissVice President Government Relations andStrategic Initiatives

Myrna A. MannersVice President Public Affairs

Susan MascitelliVice President Patient Services

Bart MinskyVice President Human ResourcesNewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia

Helen MorikVice President Government andCommunity Affairs

Jaclyn A. MucariaVice President Ambulatory Care Services

José NuñezVice President International and CorporateHealthcare Services

Bernadette O’Brien, R.N.Vice PresidentOperationsMorgan Stanley Children’s Hospitalof NewYork-Presbyterian

Joanne L. OlsonVice President Human ResourcesNewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell

Wayne OstenVice PresidentSystem DevelopmentNewYork-PresbyterianHealthcare System

Georgia Persky, R.N., B.S.N., M.B.A.Vice PresidentPatient Care ServicesNewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia

Valerie PunnettVice President Information Systems

Larry SchaferVice President Development

Paul SchwabacherVice President Design and ConstructionNewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia

Dov N. SchwartzbenVice President Managed Care

Carol SilkVice President andChief Learning Officer

Jolie Singer, M.P.H.Vice President and Chief of Staff to theExecutive Vice President and COO

Frederick S. Title, Esq.Vice President Legal Affairs

Eric R. VorenkampVice President NewYork-Presbyterian Health Plans

Philip J. Wilner, M.D.Vice President and Medical Director Behavioral Health

Karol Wollenburg, M.S., R.Ph.Vice President Pharmacy

Gary J. ZuarVice PresidentFinance

Bernadette D. OcampoAssistant Secretary

MEDICAL BOARD

Philip O. Alderson, M.D.President

Richard D. Granstein, M.D.Vice President

Jack D. Barchas, M.D.Louis U. Bigliani, M.D.David Brenner, M.D.D. Jackson Coleman, M.D.Steven J. Corwin, M.D.John M. Driscoll Jr., M.D.Laura L. Forese, M.D.Daniel M. Knowles, M.D.Daniel Libby, M.D.Gerald M. Loughlin, M.D.Fabrizio Michelassi, M.D.Ralph L. Nachman, M.D.Herbert Pardes, M.D.Timothy A. Pedley, M.D.Richard Polin, M.D.Eric A. Rose, M.D.Robert I. Sassoon, M.D.John J. Savarese, M.D.Michael L. Shelanski, M.D., Ph.D.Margaret Wood, M.D.

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital/Weill Cornell Medical Center

Richard D. Granstein, M.D.President

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

Jack D. Barchas, M.D.Frank A. Chervenak, M.D.D. Jackson Coleman, M.D.Steven J. Corwin, M.D.E. William Davis Jr., M.D.Neal E. Flomenbaum, M.D.Laura L. Forese, M.D.

Marc Goldstein, M.D.Daniel M. Knowles, M.D.James S. Lieberman, M.D.Gerald M. Loughlin, M.D.Fabrizio Michelassi, M.D.Alvin I. Mushlin, M.D.Ralph L. Nachman, M.D.Dattatreyudu Nori, M.D.Herbert Pardes, M.D.Zev Rosenwaks, M.D.Robert I. Sassoon, M.D.John J. Savarese, M.D.Peter N. Schlegel, M.D.Thomas P. Sculco, M.D.Michael G. Stewart, M.D. Manikkam Suthanthiran, M.D.

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital/Columbia University Medical Center

Philip O. Alderson, M.D.President

Louis U. Bigliani, M.D.Vice President

Mitchell Benson, M.D.David R. Bickers, M.D.David Brenner, M.D.Stanley Chang, M.D.Lanny Garth Close, M.D.Steven J. Corwin, M.D.Mary D’Alton, M.D.John M. Driscoll Jr., M.D.Sidney B. Eisig, D.D.S.Laura L. Forese, M.D.James F. Giglio, M.D.Scott M. Hammer, M.D.Kathleen Klink, M.D.James S. Lieberman, M.D.Jeffrey Lieberman, M.D.Herbert Pardes, M.D.Richard Polin, M.D.Eric A. Rose, M.D.Michael L. Shelanski, M.D., Ph.D.Robert A. Solomon, M.D.Margaret Wood, M.D.


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CHIEFS OF SERVICE

Physicians at NewYork-PresbyterianHospital have appointments atColumbia University Collegeof Physicians and Surgeons orWeill Medical College of CornellUniversity, and some physicianshave joint appointments at bothschools. Most of the chiefs of serviceserve as chairmen of the correspond-ing clinical 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.

MedicineDavid Brenner, M.D.

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.

PediatricsJohn M. Driscoll Jr., M.D.

PsychiatryJeffrey Lieberman, M.D.

Radiation OncologyPhilip O. Alderson, M.D.

(interim)

RadiologyPhilip O. Alderson, M.D.

Rehabilitation MedicineJames S. Lieberman, M.D.

SurgeryEric A. Rose, M.D.

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 Medicine Neal E. Flomenbaum, M.D.

MedicineRalph L. Nachman, M.D.

NeurologyM. Flint Beal, M.D.

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

Obstetrics and GynecologyFrank A. Chervenak, M.D.

OphthalmologyD. Jackson Coleman, 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.

Plastic SurgeryRobert Grant, M.D.

(acting)

PsychiatryJack D. Barchas, M.D.

Public HealthAlvin I. Mushlin, M.D.

Radiation OncologyDattatreyudu Nori, M.D.

RadiologyRobert J. Min, M.D.

(acting)

Rehabilitation MedicineJames S. Lieberman, M.D.

Reproductive MedicineMarc Goldstein, M.D.Zev Rosenwaks, M.D.Co-Chiefs

SurgeryFabrizio Michelassi, M.D.

Transplantation Medicineand Extracorporeal TherapyManikkam Suthanthiran, M.D.

UrologyPeter N. Schlegel, M.D.

DIRECTORS OF LABORATORIES


Allen Pavilion LaboratoryJoseph Fink, M.D.

Anatomic Pathology Laboratories Charles Marboe, M.D.Vice ChairmanDepartment of Pathology

Clinical Laboratory ServicesSteven Spitalnik, M.D.Vice ChairmanDepartment of PathologyMedical Director

Clinical Microbiology ServicePhyllis Della-Latta, Ph.D.

Core LaboratoryDaniel Fink, M.D.

Cytology LaboratoryDiane Hamele-Bena, M.D.

GeneticsDorothy Warburton, Ph.D.

Point of Care TestingDaniel Fink, M.D.

Specialty LaboratoryMichael Pesce, M.D.

Stem Cell LaboratoryDonna Skerrett, M.D.

Surgical PathologyKathleen O’Toole, M.D.

Transfusion Medicine ServicesHarold Kaplan, M.D.

Ancillary Information ServicesGil Sofer

Clinical Diagnostic LaboratoriesDirectorsInterventional Cardiology Center,AdultAllan Schwartz, M.D.

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

Cardiac ECG, AdultJames Reiffel, M.D.

Echocardiography, PediatricsCharles S. Kleinman, M.D.

Cardiac ElectrophysiologyHasan Garan, M.D.

EchocardiographyShunichi Homma, M.D.

NeurophysiologyClifton Gooch, M.D.Ronald Emerson, M.D.Co-Directors

Nuclear CardiologyLynne Johnson, M.D.

Nuclear MedicineRonald Van Heertum, M.D.

Pulmonary FunctionRobert Basmer, M.D.


Clinical Leadership (as of September 2005)

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Anatomic Pathology LaboratoriesJoan Jones, M.D.Director

Blood Bank and Transfusion ServiceDonna Skerrett, M.D.Director/Chief

Central Core LaboratoryRichard Lent, Ph.D.Director

Clinical MicrobiologyDavise Larone, Ph.D.Chief

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

CytogeneticsSusan Matthew, Ph.D.Chief

CytopathologyMadeline Vazquez, M.D.Chief

Hematology Laboratory ServicesEllinor I. Peerschke, Ph.D.Chief

ImmunopathologyAmy Chadburn, M.D.Chief

Surgical PathologyJoan Jones, M.D.Chief

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/PATIENTCARE SERVICES

Wilhelmina Manzano, M.A., R.N.Senior Vice President andChief Nursing OfficerNewYork-Presbyterian Hospital

Clinical Practice, Education,Quality and ResearchGina Bufe, Ph.D., R.N.LourdesV. Mellino, M.A., M.Ed., R.N.Directors

Nursing EducationJean Pieri Flynn, Ed., R.N.Dianne M. Ryan, M.A., R.N., BC.,

C.N.A.Directors

Operations and CredentialingDebra O’Hehir, M.S.N., M.B.A.,R.N.Director


Georgia Persky, R.N., B.S.N., M.B.A.Vice President, Patient Care Services

Cardiac/Cardiovascular NursingHussein Tahan, D.N.Sc., R.N., C.N.A.Director

Critical Care andSurgical SpecialtiesVinni Genevese-Schek, R.N., M.P.H.Director

Emergency Room NursingRaffaela Pia, M.S., R.N.C.Director

Nursing OperationsPatricia Rozzi, M.A., R.N.Director

Operating Room NursingVicki Fox, B.S.N., R.N., C.N.O.R.Director

Pre and Post Surgical ServicesClare Styles, B.S.N., R.N.Director

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

Admitting, Discharge and BillingKathleen M. Ferre-TomkinsDirector

Morgan Stanley Children’s Hospital ofNewYork-Presbyterian

Andrea M. Colon, M.S.N., R.N.Vice President, Patient Care Services

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

The Allen Pavilion

Valerie Henriques, R.N.Director (acting)


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

Ambulatory CareGayle Kolt, M.P.H., R.N., C.P.H.Q.Practice Administrator

Emergency DepartmentBrian Miluszusky, B.S.N., C.E.N.Patient Care Director

Medical/Surgical NursingPatricia Prufeta, M.S.H.A., R.N.Director

Nursing Operations/FinanceRobert Reineman, M.B.A., M.P.H.Director

Payne Whitney InpatientRenee (John) Repique, R.N.Nurse Manager

Perioperative NursingMarjorie Guglin, M.P.H., B.S.N., R.N.Administrative Director

Westchester DivisionLinda Espinosa, M.S., R.N.Director

Women’s and Children’sHealth NursingMargaret Macek, M.S.N., R.N.Director

Respiratory TherapyOctavio LaFuentes, R.R.T.Director

Social WorkSona Euster, C.S.W., A.C.S.W.Director

PHARMACY

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

SERVICE LINES

Graham GulianDirector

Administrative Directors

Behavioral HealthGail Ryder

CardiovascularBernadette Miesner

Children’s HealthAliza Koenigsberg

Digestive DiseasesKate Hopkins

Emergency MedicineNicole Kail

GeriatricsTina Stimpson

MedicineTina Stimpson

NeuroscienceGail Ryder

OncologySusan R. Silverman

OrthopaedicsTina Stimpson

Preventative andCorporate HealthJosé Nuñez

TransplantJennifer Rabina

VascularBruce Gantt

Women’s HealthKate Hopkins

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COLUMBIA PRESBYTERIANHEALTH SCIENCESADVISORY COUNCIL

John K. CastleChairman (through May 2005)

Richard A. Elias, M.D.Chairman (as of June 2005)

Roger BarnettJeremiah A. Barondess, M.D.Page Morton BlackCharles BrunieJoan CaminsBryan J. CareyThomas L. Chrystie Maureen CoganRhoda W. CohenRon Cohen, M.D.Stephen Cohen, M.D.Sue DalsemerJames J. DalyRobert K. DresingAbigail Black ElbaumLoren EngGloria Farber, Ed.D.Phyllis FarleyMark FischOscar Garfein, M.D.Louis R. GaryPhilip Goelet, Ph.D.Sandra O. Gold, Ed.D.Ernest HaasDaniel Hauser, Ph.D.Gerard HigginsHelen S. HintzAbigail A. HoffmanHerbert IrvingEllen JewettBarbara JonasVera Joseph, M.D.Patsy KahnCindie KastenbaumHenry L. KingE. Peter KrulewitchEugene LangBurton J. Lee III, M.D.Deanna LevineConstance LieberHildegarde MahoneyPhyllis L. MailmanJohn H. ManicePaul A. Marks, M.D.Ariane M.H. MatschullatWilliam F. MayGuri McKinnellG. Allen MebaneConstance J. Milstein, Esq.Shelby ModellG. Lynn Moore

JoAnn M. MurphyJoseph M. MurphyFred NazemPatricia PapperGordon B. PatteePonchitta PierceJohn PintoIrene PollinStuart RabinHinda RosenthalJoan SchneeweissMark SchwartzSteven SegalRuth SiegelWilma Bulkin Siegel, M.D.John R. StaffordVada StanleyJudith Sulzberger, M.D.Suzanne SunshineDoris TananbaumJeff C. TarrVincent TeseJohn TogninoDoris F. TulcinGerard Turino, M.D.Kathleen WalasAudrey Weiderlight, Ph.D.Dayna J. WilkinsonJoseph D. WilliamsRuth A. WoodenClyde Wu, M.D.

Emeriti

Mathilde Krim, Ph.D.Arnold Relman, M.D.

NEWYORK WEILL CORNELLCOUNCIL

Jeffrey W. GreenbergChairman

Larry SchaferAdministrative Officer

Ethel AllenSara AyresSusan L. BakerBarbara BancroftSloan BarnettRenée BelferAdele BergreenKathleen BurnsThe Rev. Dr. John E. CarringtonBernadette CastroHerbert ChestlerPaul M. CohenEmy CohencaAudrey del RosarioRobert L. Dilenschneider

Minnie DubilierClaire EdersheimWilliam EdwardsEdgar R. EisnerElaine Sargent ElmanLinda Rodgers EmoryJeffrey J. FeilMary Ann FribourgDavid GanekJudie GanekMichele GellerLaurent Gerschel, M.D.Emily GlasserPeter S. GoltraJoseph L. GossnerAntonio M. Gotto Jr., M.D.,

D.Phil.Corinne GreenbergJeffrey W. GreenbergJamee GregoryThemis HadgesLynne F. HammerschlagGeorge F. Heinrich, M.D.Jonathan J. HoltzHon. Howard M. HoltzmannHenry H. Hoyt Jr.Thomas C. IsraelAnne Wallace JugeAllison KandersNathalie KaplanHarvey KaylieCollette T. KeanPeter R. KelloggDavid H. KochMara LandisNancy LaneJeffrey S. LasdonBetty N. LeeClaudia Cisneros MacayaLynne M. ManningSharmin Mossavar-RahmaniJeanne Moutoussamy-AsheMonica MuhartMargaret Osmer-McQuadeNancy PaduanoHerbert Pardes, M.D.Nelson PeltzPauline Baker PittEdward Ashton PooleDennis B. PosterDonna RedelMarcus M. Reidenberg, M.D.Lawrence RubenCyma RubinMr. and Mrs. Leroy RubinJohn M. RudeyJack SaltzLarry SchaferFiona ScharfJay ShawRuth S. Stanton

Michael UrkowitzJeffrey A. VolkJohn S. WeinbergSue Ann WeinbergCarolyn WienerSuzanne Wright

Life Members

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

CHILDREN’S ADVISORY COUNCIL

Executive Committee Members

Sarah Elizabeth NashChair

Stephen S. CrawfordCharlotte M. FordStanley Jaffe Peter S. KalikowPhyllis KomanskyRonay MenschelDaniel S. OchNancy C. Paduano Heather Sargent Mark SchwarzRobert G. ScottPatrick Whalen

Full Committee Members

Zoe Cruz Arthur Samberg

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NEWYORK-PRESBYTERIANHOSPITAL COMMUNITYHEALTH ADVISORY COUNCIL

Community Members

Frank A. AlvarezCharles Corliss, Ph.D.Leslie FosterHerbert HarwittMaria Luna Luis MirandaPamela Palanque-North, Ph.D.Ana Olivero, M.D.Moises PerezRosita Romero Andrew RubinsonYvonne StennettJuan Tapia-Mendoza, M.D.Juan Villar

COMMUNITY ADVISORY BOARD


Jonathan Bobrow AltschulerChairman

Leslie SlocumVice Chairman

Louis UlianoSecretary

Daniel R. BadilloWilliam DionneRuby GainesMichael S. Garvey, D.V.M.Jacqueline HalpinJohn J. LynchLiam LynchStephen C. PetrilloLinda PickettStuart K. ShermanRon SwiftWanda Wooten

THE AUXILIARY


Audrey Weiderlight, Ph.D.President

Mrs. Theodore SemegranFirst Vice President

Mrs. David DodgeSecond Vice President

Mrs. Paul CannonSecretary

Mrs. David L. AndrewsTreasurer

Miss Anne LipariCorresponding Secretary

The Auxiliary of today is so proudto have provided a second three-yearscholarship for junior faculty at theCenter for Women’s Health. Thiswill enable the fourth, fifth and sixthscholarship recipients to pursueresearch. We have now distributed$350,000 in scholarship funds.

We have continued our commitmentto assisting departments and pro-grams throughout the MedicalCenter, including:

• Funding for the Department ofSocial Work/RehabilitativeMedicine for appropriate clothingfor over 350 patients in need

• Funding of lectures to educatesocial workers, as per the AnnaBall Kneeland Fund

• Provisions for volunteers in theTrained Liaison Comforter pro-gram in ICU and Same Day/Ambulatory waiting areas

• Support for the Milbank Library

• Scholarships for Medical Centernursery school children

• Free magazines for patients

• Free parking for all volunteers andauxilians

• Funding for The Allen Pavilion’scommunity outreach programs forseniors

• Support for Artists Unite therapyfor all cancer patients

THE AUXILIARY


Fran PooleChair

Barbara BoothElizabeth JohnsonVice Chairs

Fréderika HeinemannSecretary/Treasurer

Collette T. KeanChair Emeritus

The Auxiliary’s mission of support-ing the Hospital’s many patientrelated programs continued withfunding grants to:

• Pediatric Primary Care Clinic

• Patient Recreation and CraftsProgram

• Education Aids for the SocialServices Department

• “Healthy Steps” forYoung Children

• Paramedic Training Program

• Payne Whitney’s TherapeuticActivities

Outstanding presentations for theeducational lecture series continued,concluding with a presentation onthe “future reconfiguration of theMedical Center.”

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

Members of the Auxiliary of bothcenters also participate in theUnited Hospital Fund andHospital Association of New York.

VOLUNTEERS


Rick EvansDirectorVolunteer and Patient Centered Services

Evelyn RamosManagerNewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia

Maxine DacresManagerNewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell

Diane ClarkManagerVolunteer and Patient Services/Payne Whitney-Westchester

Mayra GarciaManagerVolunteer Services/Allen Pavilion

Volunteers are a key element ofpatient centered care at NewYork-Presbyterian.

In 2004, over 1,300 volunteersprovided more than 152,000 hoursof service in a wide array of pro-grams and roles, including in ourEmergency Departments, ChildLife Program, Pet Therapy Program,Hospital Elder Life Program(HELP), Domestic and OtherViolence Emergency (DOVE)Program, Reach Out and Read,Silver Spoons, Trained LiaisonComforters (TLC), and helped atinformation desks and waiting areasacross our facilities. They have alsoplayed an important role in helpingus to achieve our service excellenceand patient satisfaction goals.

Interpreter Services also continuesto be a major focus. In 2005,NewYork-Presbyterian formed aLimited English Proficiency SteeringCommittee which has initiated awide array of projects, includingexpanded internal education pro-grams, community outreach andinterpreter competency and trainingprograms. Our program has grownalong with the need. In 2005,interpreter assistance was providedto patients at our facilities, usinga variety of mechanisms, over100,000 times.

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Board Leadership, Senior Management and System Members(as of July 2005)

BOARD LEADERSHIP/SENIOR MANAGEMENT


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

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

Arthur A. Klein, M.D.Executive Vice President andChief Operating OfficerNewYork-PresbyterianHealthcare System

Laurence J. BergerVice PresidentAdministrative Affairs

Eliot J. Lazar, M.D.Vice PresidentMedical Affairs

David AlgeVice PresidentOperations

Wayne OstenVice PresidentSystem Development

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

Joseph Tenenbaum, M.D.System AffairsColumbia University Collegeof Physicians and Surgeons

ACUTE CARE MEMBERS

NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital• The Allen Pavilion• Children’s Hospital of

NewYork-Presbyterian• NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia• NewYork-Presbyterian/

Weill Cornell• Westchester Division

Bassett HealthcareThe Brooklyn Hospital CenterHoly Name HospitalHospital for Special SurgeryLawrence Hospital CenterNew Milford Hospital

New York Community 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*The Rogosin InstituteSt. Barnabas Hospital–The BronxSt. Luke’s Cornwall HospitalSt. Vincent’s Medical

Center–BridgeportSouthampton HospitalSouth Nassau Communities

HospitalStamford Health SystemThe Valley HospitalWhite Plains Hospital CenterWinthrop-University HospitalWyckoff Heights Medical Center

LONG-TERM CARE MEMBERS

Amsterdam Nursing HomeFort Tryon Center for Rehabilitation

and NursingFranklin Center for Rehabilitation

and NursingFriedwald Center for Rehabilitation

and NursingThe Harborage at Palisades

Medical CenterManhattanville Health Care CenterMenorah Home and HospitalSt. Barnabas Nursing HomeSt. Mary’s Hospital for Children–

QueensSea Crest Health Care CenterShore View Nursing HomeThe Silvercrest Center for Nursing

and RehabilitationTandet Center for Continuing Care

AMBULATORY AND SPECIALTYMEMBERS

Community Healthcare NetworkGracie Square HospitalNew York College of Podiatric

Medicine & Foot Clinics ofNew York

SPECIALTY REHABILITATIONMEMBERS

The Burke Rehabilitation HospitalHelen Hayes Hospital

Comprising 35 general acute-care hospital sites in

New York State as well as Northern New Jersey

and Connecticut, 15 skilled nursing facilities, and

numerous other ambulatory and specialty providers,

the NewYork-Presbyterian Healthcare System is one

of the largest systems in the United States. Established

by NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital, its mission is to

increase access to high quality care, foster quality

improvement, promote professional and operational

excellence, and support the mission of its academic

partners. The System currently serves nearly one out

of every four patients seen in the greater New York

metropolitan area.

NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital and its clinical service

lines play an increasingly important role in expanding

the scope of medical and surgical services offered at

System institutions. Most general acute care members

are also affiliates of one of two medical school partners:

Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons

and Weill Medical College of Cornell University. The

activities of the System are overseen by a Board, which

includes members from the NewYork-Presbyterian Board

and chairpersons from selected member institutions.

Listed here are key System leadership and members.

* Membership Pending

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Donors

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

We are grateful to the followingdonors who contributed gifts of$1,000 or more to NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital during 2004:

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Felicia and Arnold Aaron FoundationMichael AaronMr. and Mrs. William E. AaronAaronson Rappaport Feinstein &

Deutsch, LLPGayle R. AaronsonAbbott Laboratories FundLynda AbdooKristin AbelyJohn W. AbeneMr. and Mrs. Mark J. AbeneOded AboodiS. Daniel AbrahamMr. and Mrs. Stephen J. AbrahamMr. and Mrs. James D. AbramsLeigh AbramsonLouis & Anne Abrons Foundation,

Inc.Access Securities, Inc.Accordis Inc.Roger G. AckermanAcorn FoundationThe Julius Ada Foundation, Inc.Ethel & Philip Adelman Charitable

Foundation, Inc.Mrs. Cass AdelmanMr. and Mrs. Andrew E. AdelsonMrs. Jan P. AdelsonAdirondack Surgical Group, LLPMr. and Mrs. Allen AdlerCharles H. Adler Family Charitable

FundElaine J. AdlerElsie L. AdlerThe Louis and Bessie Adler

FoundationPhilip M. AdlerAd-Tech Medical Instruction

CorporationAdvanced Research Foundation, Inc.Aetna Foundation, Inc.Affinity Health Plan, Inc.AHSC ArchitectsM. Bernard Aidinoff FundAIG Matching Grants ProgramMr. and Mrs. Lee Ainslie IIIAirflex Industrial, Inc.Robert AlbericciAlexandria J. Albers

Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. AlbertAlconda-Owsley FoundationDr. Philip O. AldersonThe Alfano Family Charitable

FoundationMr. and Mrs. Robert J. AlfanoDr. Nissim Alhadeff Allen & Company, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M. AllenGeoffrey Allen Corp.Mrs. Herbert Allen Sr.Herbert Allen FoundationSusan K. AllenAlliance Capital ManagementMr. and Mrs. Herbert M. Allison Jr.Mr. and Mrs. David AlmeidaThe Murray Alon Charitable

FoundationMr. and Mrs. Jerome AlpernEleanor AlstonDr. R. Peter AltmanDr. Nasser K. AltorkiAltria Group, Inc.The Altschul FoundationMr. and Mrs. Alan AltschulerDr. and Mrs. Ellsworth C. Alvord Jr.Amcom Software, Inc.American Express Pac MatchThe American Hospital of Paris

FoundationAmerican International Group, Inc.The American Society of NephrologyAmerican Society of TransplantationAmerican StandardAnchor Capital AdvisorsAnchorage Charitable FundMr. and Mrs. K. Tucker AndersenThe Anderson Charitable FundMr. and Mrs. Andrew G. AndersonDenis AndreuzziRichard AnfangAngelo, Gordon & Co., L.P.Barbara AnnisHelen J. AppelThe Applebaum FoundationMyra AppletonDr. Gaya S. AranoffAdrian & Jessie Archbold Charitable

TrustEdward ArchboldArchitecture for Health Science and

Commerce PCThe Stanley J. Arkin FoundationArmstrong-Nickoll Family

FoundationArnhold and S. Bleichroeder

Advisers, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Joseph ArnoldMr. and Mrs. Richard AronAronson Family FoundationDouglas M. Arthur

Yvonne Uran ArthurVera J. AryehAscend CapitalPatricia C. AserThe Ashton FoundationMilton AskinasASM Mechanical SystemsMr. and Mrs. Cliff AsnessAssociation of Contracting Plumbers

of the City of NYAssociation of Independent

Commercial ProducersAstra ZenecaAstraZeneca LP Lecture BureauTiqui AtencioVictor K. AtkinsAtkinson Koven Feinberg, LLPAtlantic-Heydt Corp.The Atticus FoundationMr. and Mrs. Douglas AuchinclossPhilip AuerbachThe Auxiliary of the NewYork-

Presbyterian HospitalAvellino Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Samuel W. AverettAvon Products Foundation, Inc.Alison K. AxelrodBernard AxelrodMyrna Axman Charitable

Foundation for Cancer ResearchThe Ayres/Baechle Foundation

B

B. Braun Medical Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. BabineauJoseph BachelderAllen King BachrachBacon FundThomas H. BaconJ. Carter BacotCathy BaileyMrs. Frederick BaileyIrene BakelaarThe George F. Baker TrustR. Palmer Baker Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Robert Baker Family

FoundationShepard W. BakerMr. and Mrs. Jonathan BakkerRobert H. B. BaldwinDr. David E. BankDr. Tzvi Bar-DavidC.R. Bard, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey BaristJohn BarkerMr. and Mrs. Michael D. BarnelloSaretta BarnetPhillip BarnettMr. and Mrs. Victor Barnett

Professor Teodolinda BaroliniMr. and Mrs. Stanley C. BaronGeraldine E. BarrMary F. BarrettDoris BartellPeter BartlettStuart J. BaskinAnne H. BassAnne Hendricks Bass FoundationMr. and Mrs. Sid R. BassMr. and Mrs. Richard G. BatesonMr. and Mrs. Richard J. BauerMrs. Barbara L. BaumMr. and Mrs. Charles BaumJames J. BaumanMeredith E. BaumsteinBaxter Healthcare CorporationBear Stearns Securities Corp.Dr. David J. Bearison and Dr. Linda

GranowetterMr. and Mrs. Murray BeckermanMr. and Mrs. Neil C. BeckermanLouis BegleyThe Nancy Terner Behrman

FoundationThe Beinecke Foundation, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Philip L. BekermanThe Laurence D. Belfer Family

FoundationRobert and Reneé Belfer

Philanthropic FundMr. and Mrs. Joseph A. BellantuonoJoan K. BellezzaMr. and Mrs. Daniel BenchimolEdward H. BenensonMr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. BenensonJohn H. BenischMr. and Mrs. Frank A. Bennack Jr.Herbert M. BentonDr. Walter E. BerdonMr. and Mrs. Rodney B. BerensMr. and Mrs. Carl B. BergJerome S. BergThe Frank M. Berger 1997 TrustThe Bernard Bergreen FoundationStefany & Simon Bergson FoundationMr. and Mrs. Stanley BergtraumW.R. Berkley Corporation

Charitable FoundationCarol E. and Myles P. BerkmanThe Sybiel Berkman FoundationBerlex Laboratories, Inc.Madaleine BerleyMr. and Mrs. Andrew BermanMadeleine BermanMr. and Mrs. Martin BermanStanley M. BermanMarc BernheimMr. and Mrs. David BernsteinTom and Andi Bernstein FundMr. and Mrs. Herbert A. Beron

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Donors

Angelica U. BerrieRussell Berrie FoundationNorman B. BerryBershad FoundationMr. and Mrs. Eric BestBeth Israel Medical CenterMr. and Mrs. John P. BeyersdorfBialkin Family Foundation, Inc.Lee BialostokNikki Lank BialowAurora L. BiamonteFrank BiancoDr. David R. BickersBig Bam FoundationPenelope Parkman Biggs Charitable

Gift FundDr. Louis U. BiglianiDonna L. BilgreiJames F. Billett Jr.Charles E. BinderH. P. Bingham Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Jules BinghamJune R. and Jonathan Bingham FundJoan BinstockDr. John D. BirkhoffIrma BirnbaumBarbara C. BishopCharles W. BissetMr. and Mrs. Daniel J. BlackPage M. BlackManolo BlahnikDr. Theodore A. BlaineMr. and Mrs. Marc H. BlairMr. and Mrs. Sherwood C. BlakeHannah and Leonard Blank Family

FundLeonard and Hannah BlankMr. and Mrs. Mace BlickmanCornelius N. Bliss Memorial FundBLL FoundationMr. and Mrs. Laurence H. BlochJames and Barbara BlockMervin J. Block FundEileen BloomThe Lida and David Bloom Fund BMr. and Mrs. Phillip BlotzkeBlue Hill Road FoundationMr. and Mrs. Donald J. BlumDr. and Mrs. Kenneth BlumKaren BlumbergDr. David S. BlumenthalBlythmour CorporationBocage Design Group, Inc.Body of Art Ltd.Mr. and Mrs. Cornelis BoeleBogen Family Charitable TrustWilliam and Judith BollingerBooksmart, LLCBoorstein Family FundMr. and Mrs. Mitchell B. BoothShirley Borak Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew S. BordwinDr. Jeffrey S. BorerBossak Heilbron Charitable

FoundationBoston Scientific CorporationThe Albert C. Bostwick FoundationMr. and Mrs. Donald L. BoudreauDonald L. Boudreau FoundationBovis Lend LeaseEllen BowersChristopher BoyattMr. and Mrs. James BoydWilliam Boyd IIAudrey BoyleBP Matching Fund ProgramsGeoffrey N. BradfieldDr. Mariellen M. Lane BradleyRichard New Bradt and Martha

Keaveny BradtMr. and Mrs. Charles A. Brady Jr.Braintree Laboratories, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Thomas BrascoDr. Barry D. BrauseRita S. BrauseRoberta C. BrauseL. Bravmann Family Philanthropic

FundMarion I. BreenDr. David Allen BrennerSharon G. BrennerLeo and Frances Bretter

Philanthropic FundMr. and Mrs. Keith D. BrickmanDr. Mary BridgesMr. and Mrs. Nicholas BrigisDr. Anne-Marie B. BrillantesMr. and Mrs. Kevin R. BrineBristol-Myers Squibb CompanyBroad Hollow Estates, Inc.Mary Jane BrockThe Brodsky Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey BrodskyMr. and Mrs. Mark D. BrodskyThe Gladys Brooks FoundationLen Brous and Helen Garey

Philanthropic FundThe Brout Foundation, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Douglas L. BrownG. William Brown Jr.Neil J. BrownWilliam Brown Foundation Nancy D. BrowneThe Brownington FoundationMrs. Richard BrudnerThe Brunetti FoundationHarry BuchananBuchbinder & WarrenMr. and Mrs. Joseph T. BuckleyThe Alexandru & Sonia Bunescu

FundMr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Burack

BurberryWilliam A. M. Burden Charitable

Lead TrustRobert & Judith Burger

Philanthropic FundJames E. BurkeKathleen M. Burke, Esq.Mary Griggs BurkeMr. and Mrs. Walter BurkeBurlington Capital MarketsJohn J. BurnsHarold BursonMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey J. BurtonJoel BuselMarc BushellThe BWF Foundation Inc.

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Caddell Dry Dock and Repair Co.Thomas F. Cahill Jr.Juana E. Caicedo-SelingerDr. Mitchell CairoRose CaliMr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Califano Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. CalinoffKaren and Jerry CallaghanMr. and Mrs. Daniel H. CallahanPJ Callahan Foundation Inc.Robert J. CallanderMrs. D. Wayne CallowayJoseph Camhi Foundation, Inc.John CampanoMr. and Mrs. Lowell C. CampsCampus Coach LinesCancer Research and Treatment

Fund, Inc.Barbara CandeeWilliam Candee IIIIris and B. Gerald Cantor FoundationThe Capital Group Companies

Charitable FoundationDr. Ronald M. CaplanA. MacDonald CaputoMr. and Mrs. Michael CaputoCardinal HealthCardoza Corp.Careplus Health PlanWilliam D. CarlebachGerald CarlinCarlton Hill Family Foundation Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth CarmelMr. and Mrs. David H. Carnahan Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. CarneyMr. and Mrs. Jesse L. Carroll Jr.Mr. and Mrs. John K. CarrollThe Carson Family Charitable TrustMr. and Mrs. Charles W. Carson Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Carroll L. CartwrightGuy F. Cary Jr.

Casa Di Cura Abano TermeDr. Andrew M. CasdenMr. and Mrs. Stephen H. CaseCastle HarlanJohn K. CastleRobert CastrignanoMr. and Mrs. Vincent T. CavalloBryan Cave, LLPCBL PathCBR Systems, Inc.CBS NewsCenter for Vascular BiologyCentral LewmarThe Central National-Gottesman

FoundationCentral Parking CorporationCentral Presbyterian ChurchNardy CertilmanRobert A. CertilmanThe Ralph M. Cestone FoundationCFDA Foundation, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Peter ChaiPhilip Chaikin Living TrustWalid A. ChammahChanel, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Chu H. ChangThe Juju Chang & Neal Shapiro

Charitable FundDr. Stanley ChangChapdelaine Corporate Securities &

CompanyCharina FoundationJerome & Pamela Charnizon FundSusan CharpoCharter Oak PartnersMr. and Mrs. Chevy ChaseMr. and Mrs. David H. ChaseChasen Family Foundation, Inc.Chazen FoundationCharlotte ChenDr. Jonathan ChenThe Chest FoundationThe Linda Chester Literary AgencyRichard R. CheswickMordechai ChetritThe Child Development Charitable

TrustChildren Affected by AIDS

FoundationChildren of Armenia FundChildren’s Blood FoundationSylvia F. ChinDenise A. & Eugene W. Chinery

Foundation, Inc.Eugene W. ChineryRebecca M. ChizakJane ChoateBae Pao Lu ChowHenry Christensen IIIChubb & Son, Inc.CIBC World Markets Corp.


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Sam CingariMr. and Mrs. John CirilloMary Cirillo-GoldbergCisco SystemsClaudia CisnerosMr. and Mrs. Gustavo CisnerosCitigroupMr. and Mrs. James M. CitrinCivetta Cousins Joint VentureCJM FoundationMr. and Mrs. Hays ClarkHoward Clark Jr.James M. ClarkJean B. Clark Charitable Lead TrustMr. and Mrs. John M. ClarkeMrs. Robert L. ClarkeClassic Mortgage, LLCHarris ClayRichard T. CliggottChris and Pam CloudJean M. CluettCMGRP, Inc.CMP Media, LLCMr. and Mrs. Michael CoglianeseCohen Hacker Rothstein & Pearl,

LLCMr. and Mrs. Abraham E. CohenClaudia CohenDr. Deborah L. CohenJonathan L. Cohen FoundationMr. and Mrs. Lawrence CohenPaul M. CohenMr. and Mrs. Rodney S. CohenBetsy and Alan Cohn FoundationJ.H. Cohn Foundation Inc.Dr. Morton ColemanWilliam ColemanSimon and Eve Colin Foundation,

Inc.College of the Holy CrossMr. and Mrs. Richard T. CollierArthur CollinsKatherine Collins FundCollinson Howe Venture Partners,

Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas ColombosMr. and Mrs. Louis A. ColosimoColumbia UniversityCommonwealth MetalCommunity Counselling Service Co.Community Premier PlusMr. and Mrs. Adam J. ComoraThe John Confort Foundation TrustPatricia P. Conlin FundMr. and Mrs. Ian R. ConnorHerbert and Judith ConradConsolidated Edison Company of

New YorkCaren ConstantinerDr. and Mrs. Jose J. ContrerasMr. and Mrs. Robert P. Conway

Cook IncorporatedMr. and Mrs. Harry C. CookThe Karen and Everett Cook

FoundationJohn A. CoolahanJoan Ganz CooneyDr. Louis Z. CooperRichard B. CooperThe Corcoran Group Real EstateMr. and Mrs. Stephen C. CordyCorinthian Diagnostic RadiologyCornell Paper InboxMr. and Mrs. Patton R. CorriganDr. and Mrs. Steven J. CorwinDr. and Mrs. Stuart W. CosgriffCosmos Communications, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. David A. CoulterKatie CouricMr. and Mrs. Thomas F. CowanMr. and Mrs. Stephen H. CowenJoan K. CowlanMr. and Mrs. Richard CowlanCarla E. CraigCrane Fund for Widows & ChildrenMr. and Mrs. Andres U. CraneMr. and Mrs. Homer CrawfordCredit Suisse First Boston

CorporationThe CRH FoundationCriticare LLCDr. and Mrs. Burney M. CrollMr. and Mrs. James CropseyMrs. Edgar O. CrossmanMr. and Mrs. Ernesto CruzCryolife, Inc.Robert F. Cummings Jr. FoundationJames CunninghamMr. and Mrs. John P. CurranMr. and Mrs. John T. Curry IIIOra CurryRavenel B. Curry III FoundationCushman & Wakefield, Inc.Dr. Fred D. CushnerMr. and Mrs. Michael A. CushnerCuttone & Co., Inc.Cytyc Limited Partnership

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Paula M. DagenD’Agostino FoundationFilomen M. D’Agostino Foundation

Corp.The Joseph R. Daly FoundationMr. and Mrs. George G. D’AmatoKenneth M. D’AmatoT.N. DanforthMr. and Mrs. David E. DangoorD. Ronald DanielMr. and Mrs. Ralph D’Annucci

Stephen H. D’AntonioD’Aprile Inc.Datascope CorporationHal DavidDavidson Kempner Advisers Inc.John P. Davidson IIIMr. and Mrs. Michel David-WeillNancy DaviesMr. and Mrs. Robert N. DaviesClive J. Davis FoundationMr. and Mrs. Joseph F. DavisDr. William J. DavisMr. and Mrs. Evan R. DawsonDr. and Mrs. Robert M. DayDBCC Architects, P.C.Deanfox Foundation, Inc.Peter E. DeboerDr. Richard J. DeckelbaumDecor, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Alfred C. DeCrane Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Fred DecreMr. and Mrs. James A. Del GiudiceDelancey FoundationDelcal Enterprises, Inc.Julius D’EliaMr. and Mrs. Nick DellaportasMr. and Mrs. Richard J. DellarussoThe Helen and Philip Delman

Foundation, Inc.Deloitte & Touche Services, LPGeorge DelsonMr. and Mrs. Patrick B.

DemarchelierJoseph DemharterMr. and Mrs. E. A. DennisonDeprince, Race and Zollo, Inc.Dermik/Aventis DermatologyJohn DeRosaMrs. Vincent de RouletDoris De SainzDescap Securities, Inc.Dessins LLCDavida DeutschDeutsche BankDeutsche Bank Americas FoundationDonna de VaronaRaj DhandaMiriam and Arthur Diamond

Charitable TrustSteve DiamondMr. and Mrs. Ronald M. DickermanKim R. DicksteinMr. and Mrs. Vito G. DiCristinaDigby 4 GroupThe Dillon FundEva DillonMr. and Mrs. John J. DillonEmily C. DiMartinoEdgar F. DistlerDr. Beth Ann DitkoffJames F. Dolan

Dome Enterprises, Inc.Andrea DonahueAngelo Donghia FoundationThe Strachan & Vivian Donnelley

FoundationPamela C. DonnerDooley Electric Company, Inc.Jerome and Laura Dorfman

Charitable FoundationMarcia K. DorstMr. and Mrs. Paul DouglasErica A. Drake TrustMr. and Mrs. Scott A. DraperDRC Charities Properties, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. DresingLouis Dreyfus Holding CompanyAllen DreyfussRichard H. DriehausYvonne and John DriscollStanley F. and Fiona DruckenmillerThe Stanley & Fiona Druckenmiller

FundJRS Dryfoos Charitable Lead TrustMr. and Mrs. Michael DubeckG & E Dubin Family FoundationMrs. Robert DucommunBarry J. DuignanMarie T. DuniganMr. and Mrs. Kevin DunleavyMr. and Mrs. John F. DunnOscar L. Dunn Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Walter G. DunningtonDavid A. DurkinDouglas DurstKathryn P. DuvaRichard Dweck

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Eagle One Roofing Contractors, Inc.Dr. Carol J. EagleEast River Medical ImagingMr. and Mrs. Robert J. EastonElaine A. EatonEBA FoundationGay Ebers-FranckowiakEberstadt-Kuffner Fund, Inc.Shari EbertsEdelman FoundationClaire and Maurits Edersheim

FoundationMr. and Mrs. Maurits E. EdersheimClara F. EdwardsSally Matson EdwardsMr. and Mrs. Robert W. EganJohn B. EhrenkranzSanford B. EhrenkranzGerald EichnerMr. and Mrs. Mark D. EichornMr. and Mrs. Steven Einhorn


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Eisen Foundation Inc.Henry and Cecelia Eisenberg FundThe Edgar and Lucky Eisner

FoundationElberon Development Co.Electronics BoutiqueStafford N. EliasEllenoff Grossman & Schole, LLPMr. and Mrs. John Elliott Jr.Susan ElliottMr. and Mrs. Paul M. EllisRobert EllmanElmwood Country ClubMrs. Jerry ElsnerElyachar Welfare Corp.Mr. and Mrs. John C. Emery Jr.Emigrant Savings BankDr. Jean EmondLinda Rodgers EmoryDr. Robert K. EmyCecile and Donald EngelPeter M. EngelEngelhard HanoviaCharles Engelhard FoundationMr. and Mrs. Irwin EngelmanEnglander Foundation, Inc.Linda & Alan Englander Charitable

FundMr. and Mrs. Robert EnglanderEntertainment Industry FoundationMr. and Mrs. Frederick EntmanEpic Systems CorporationEpstein and CompanyEpstein, Becker & Green P.C.Epstein PhilanthropiesBarbara B. EpsteinErd Family Foundation, Inc.Charles H. Erhart Jr.Dr. L. Erlenmeyer-KimlingMr. and Mrs. Frederick C. ErmelErnst & Young LLPMr. and Mrs. Andrew C. ErtmanMrs. John W. EspyMary A. EstabrookIrwin and Arlene Ettinger

Philanthropic FundMr. and Mrs. Pierre J. EveraertEversong FoundationThelma Ewig

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Facsimile CommunicationsIndustries, Inc.

Jamie C. FaganMr. and Mrs. Robert L. FaganFairchild Martindale FoundationEdgar W.B. Fairchild FundFairfield Greenwich Advisors, LLCFalcon FundMr. and Mrs. Gregory A. Falk

Family Reach FoundationBetty FanelliChris FanelliMary Ann FappianoMr. and Mrs. Gerald FarberThe Gloria & Hilliard Farber

FoundationHilliard Farber & Co., Inc.Ellen FarkasEileen G. FarleyMr. and Mrs. Stoughton FarnhamMr. and Mrs. William FarrellMaxine FassMarvin FastenbergMr. and Mrs. Peter M. FaulknerMr. and Mrs. Richard Faux Jr.The Feil Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. David A. FeinbergHerbert FeinbergMr. and Mrs. Julius M. FeinblumSteven FeinsteinDr. and Mrs. Steven FeinsteinHortense FeldblumMyrna FelderDr. B. Robert FeldmanJudy and Richard FeldsteinDr. and Mrs. Neil A. FeldsteinEsther Felsen FoundationDr. Ilene FennoyMr. and Mrs. James A. FerencyG. Thomas FergusonMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey FernaldE. Robert FernholzThe Ferriday Fund Charitable TrustFerring Pharmaceuticals, Inc.Patrick FerroJerald FessendenMr. and Mrs. Seymour FeursteinFidelity Chapter No. 49 Royal Arch

MasonsRichard D. FieldFieldland Investment CompanyStephen FilloWilliam FilonukFinancial Security Assurance, Inc.A Fine Gauge Inc.Robert FinkelD. F. K. FinlayA. J. FioreFirefighters Charitable FoundationFirst Consulting Group, Inc.Allison Schneirov Fisch and Steven

L. Fisch, M.D.Erwin FischMark FischConstance FischerMr. and Mrs. Irving R. FischerStanley FischerFisher AssociatesFisher Family FoundationIrene S. FisherMarc L. Fisher

Mr. and Mrs. Rod A. FisherDr. and Mrs. Allen J. FishmanMr. and Mrs. Fred N. FishmanRoberta A. FitzgeraldMr. and Mrs. Kevin J. FitzpatrickThe Five G’s Family Foundation Inc.Mr. and Mrs. David FlanneryFleet Bank, N.A.Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. FleischMr. and Mrs. Arthur Fleischer Jr.Mr. and Mrs. David N. FleischerMr. and Mrs. Nelson FleishmanEvelyn FloretGeoffrey FlynnMr. and Mrs. David FoleyWilliam T. Foley FoundationFord Motor Company FundAnne FordCharlotte M. FordThe Gerald J. Ford Foundation, Inc.Forest City Ratner Co. FoundationForest LaboratoriesForest Pharmaceuticals, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Giuseppe E. ForgioneMarsha and Gary Forman Family

FundMr. and Mrs. Steven D. FormanMr. and Mrs. Michael J. FosterFoundation for Diabetes CareEmily G. FowlerJohn M. FowlerMr. and Mrs. Sheldon FoxAustin T. FragomenLawrence P. FraibergMr. and Mrs. Richard FrancoliniDr. Donald H. FrankGloria FrankJames FrankB. H. FrankelFred Frankel & Sons, Inc.Max FrankelFrankfort Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Edward Ward FranklinJulie & Martin Franklin Charitable

Foundation Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. FrederickGeraldine FreedlineFreefam FoundationThe Frelinghuysen FoundationJohn H. French IIFresh Meadow Mechanical Corp.Jonathan L. FreyFribourg Foundation, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Gerald E. FrickAnne and Natalio Fridman

FoundationThe Fried FoundationFried Frank Harris Shriver &

Jacobson, LLPMr. and Mrs. Robert FriedThe Barry Friedberg and Charlotte

Moss Family Foundation

Annette & Jack Friedland CharitableFoundation, Inc.

Friedman Family FoundationDr. David J. FriedmanMr. and Mrs. Richard FriedmanRobert A. & Linda S. Friedman

FoundationMr. and Mrs. Sheldon FriedmanMr. and Mrs. William S. FriedmanMr. and Mrs. Warren FriendFriman & Stein, Inc.Sandra G. FrisoliThe L.W. Frohlich Charitable TrustDavid FromkinThe Alana and Lewis Frumkes

Foundation, Inc.Bella FrutkinJoan C. FuMr. and Mrs. Alan J. FuirstAlan J. and Susan A. Fuirst

Philanthropic FundKen and Sue Fuirst Charitable FundMr. and Mrs. Robert J. Fulton Jr.George R. Funaro & Co.Fund for Blood and Cancer ResearchFundacion Alicia KoplowitzMr. and Mrs. Thomas A. FunkMr. and Mrs. Jonathan R. FurerStephen J. Furnary Charitable

Gift Fund

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Gair, Gair, Conason, Steigman &Mackauf

James G. GalanosV. James & Cheryl A. Galgano

Charitable FoundationArthur J. Gallagher & Co. of

New YorkMr. and Mrs. Brian J. GallagherJill GallagherMr. and Mrs. Mario GalloChristina GallopVikram & Meera Gandhi Family

FoundationDanielle and David Ganek Family

FoundationHoward L. and Judie Ganek

Philanthropic FundMr. and Mrs. Terry GansMr. and Mrs. Hy GanslCharlotte and Joseph Gardner

FoundationGarfunkel, Wild & Travis, P.C.Gargano Appelbaum & Horan, Inc.Garil Family FundMr. and Mrs. Eric GarlandJoyce GarsonSeymour GartenbergDavid L. Garth


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Mr. and Mrs. Robert GartlandMr. and Mrs. Andrew GarveyDr. James H. Garvin Jr.Louis R. GaryMrs. Theodore S. GaryGE CapitalGE Medical SystemsLi-Lan GeeLawrence M. Gelb Foundation, Inc.Richard L. Gelb FundMichele GellerMichael E. Gellert TrustGeneral Electric FoundationGenesis CorporationCarolyn D. GentileGenysis Consultants of NY, Inc.The Georgescu Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Kevin P. GerlitzJoy GermontJoseph and Arkadi Gerney

FoundationAlfred G. GerosaGerson & Gerson, Inc.Dr. Welton M. GersonyMr. and Mrs. Peter Y. GevaltMr. and Mrs. Morad GhadamianJoseph A. GiacoponellaDennis L. Gierhart Charitable Gift

FundS. Hazard GillespieThe Howard Gilman FoundationAlvin GindelMr. and Mrs. Frank C. GinsbergDr. Henry N. GinsbergThe Merle and Barry Ginsburg

Charitable FundDr. Leonard N. Girardi Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Stephen GirskyGittlin Companies, Inc.The Honorable and Mrs. Rudolph

W. GiulianiMitchell Giurgola Architects, LLPWalter W. GlaeserMr. and Mrs. James D. GlascottDr. and Mrs. Kenneth I. GlassbergGlastenbury FoundationBernice GlatterLawrence GlaubingerGlaxoSmithKlineJudith GlazerThe Glickenhaus FoundationDr. Jerry I. GliklichFrederick W. GluckMr. and Mrs. Gary S. GluckowGNYHA Ventures, Inc.Shirish B. GodbolePhilip GoeletRalph GoffnerAnita R. GolbeyDrs. Arnold & Sandra GoldArnold P. Gold FoundationMr. and Mrs. Jack Gold

The Bella & Seymour GoldbergFoundation

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene GoldbergDr. and Mrs. Michael GoldbergerBarry L. Goldblatt Charitable Lead

Annuity TrustGolden Family FoundationGolden Touch ImportsAndrew K. GoldenBlanche S. GoldenbergMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey GoldenbergGoldman Sachs & CompanyThe Goldman Sachs GroupCharles N. and Jane B. Goldman

Charitable Gift FundDr. Gary H. GoldmanJoshua A. GoldmanVictoria GoldmanThe Goldring Family FoundationGoldsmith Family Charitable

FoundationThe Horace W. Goldsmith

FoundationN. S. Goldstein Foundation, Inc.Peter GoldsteinGoldstone Fund, Inc.Val R. GoldthwaiteMr. and Mrs. Peter GoltraAlan M. GolubHarvey GolubMr. and Mrs. Murray J. GolubJohn GomezDr. Aurora L. GonzalesElias R. GonzalezMaria GonzalezMr. and Mrs. Timothy GoodellAnita S. GoodmanEdward B. GoodnowHope Tang Goodwin Foundation,

Ltd.W.L. Gore & Associates, Inc.Joseph L. GossnerAlan GottliebMr. Albert J. GottliebErnest and Herta Gottschalk

Philanthropic FundThe Gould Family Charitable

Foundation of New YorkMr. and Mrs. Harry E. Gould Jr.Jane M. GouldGourmet Advisory Services, Inc.Dr. Harry GrabstaldOliver R. Grace Charitable

FoundationJohn T. Grady Jr.Michele M. GrafGralla Family Philanthropic FundLaura E. GrangerJoan GranlundThe Victor & Phyllis Grann Family

Foundation Inc.Dr. Robert T. Grant

Grateful FoundationMr. and Mrs. Fred J. GraverGraytor Printing Co., Inc.Greater Talent Network, Inc.Greek Orthodox Ladies

Philoptochos Society, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Allan GreenEmil & Ruth Green Charitable

FoundationS.L. Green Realty Corp.Greenberg Medical Research

Institute, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Aaron GreenbergDr. Ben Stanley GreenbergEric GreenbergMr. and Mrs. Marvin GreenbergMr. and Mrs. Matt A. GreenbergStephen and Myrna Greenberg

Philanthropic FundSteven GreenbergJeffrey L. GreenblumDavid J. Greene FoundationFred GreeneWilliam Teich GreeneMr. and Mrs. George GreenfieldMr. and Mrs. Simon T. GreenshieldsDr. Alan GreenspanRobert S. GreenzeigMr. and Mrs. Joseph M. GregoryMr. and Mrs. Peter S. GregoryGuenther E. Greiner Charitable Gift

FundDavid H. GriffinThe Grinberg Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. William A. GrinnellThe Grodetsky Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Jonathan M.

GroesbeckThe Julia and Seymour Gross

FoundationMr. and Mrs. Norman GrossPamela GrossVicki and Michael Gross Family

Foundation, Inc.Ronald GrossmanSanford S. GrossmanGrubman Indursky & Schindler,

P.C.Mrs. Henry A. GrunwaldMrs. Henry GuettelGuggenheim Securities, LLCDr. Peter M. GuidaGuidantGuilford PharmaceuticalsRajesh K. GuptaLydia S. GustinSarah L. GustinGutkin Family FundMr. and Mrs. Henry B. GutmanMr. and Mrs. William M. Guttman

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Amy & James Haber FoundationElizabeth HaberkornMr. and Mrs. William B. HaddenDr. K. HaeryLynn HaffnerPeter and Helen HajeLynn HalbfingerMr. and Mrs. Andrew C. HalvorsenMr. and Mrs. Peter F. HamiltonSarah B. HamiltonMr. and Mrs. Norman HammerDr. Scott M. HammerDana Ames HammondThe Handler FoundationMr. and Mrs. Stephen HannanSusan HarnickDr. Steven D. HarrMr. and Mrs. Donald E. HarrisJames H. HarrisShirley D. Harris TrustStanley HarrisTrevor S. HarrisProfessor C. Lowell HarrissMr. and Mrs. Bradford D. HartDeborah L. HartThe John A. Hartford FoundationDina Merrill HartleyMr. and Mrs. John Dozier HastyJames N. HausleinMr. and Mrs. James HausmannDr. Jennifer F. HavensAnne T. HaydenMr. and Mrs. D. L. HayesHelen Hayes Hospital FoundationJoseph G. Hayes Medical Education

FoundationHayGroup Inc.Fred Hazan FoundationLita Annenberg Hazen Charitable

TrustHCA FoundationCarol and Frank Headley Family

FundDr. John H. HealeyHealth PlusThe Hearst CorporationMr. and Mrs. John R. Hearst Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Peter HearstThe William Randolph Hearst

FoundationHebrew Home for the AgedMr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Hedge Jr.Mary E. HedgesMr. and Mrs. Philip HegesEllen Roberts Hefter Philanthropic

FundFrederika HeinemannDrue Heinz TrustHeisman Trophy TrustDr. William E. Hellenbrand


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Jill Heller Designs, LLCGilbert HelmanThe Leona and Harry B. Helmsley

FoundationJoan M. HelpernMr. and Mrs. Robert A. HendelHenfield FoundationMr. and Mrs. Robert T. HennesPatrick J. HenniganMr. and Mrs. John C. HenselDrs. Terry W. and Elizabeth Reiley

HensleHeritage Lodge #371Mr. and Mrs. Carlos M. HernandezMarifé HernandezJohn S. HeroldLeonard W. HerrickPeter HerrickCharles Hertzig FoundationCharles HesseJames HiattHickory FoundationHicks Thomas & LiliensternRobert B. Hiden Jr.Higgins Family FoundationGerard M. HigginsMr. and Mrs. James H. Higgins IIIHighland Unlimited, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. William E. HillerWilliam Talbott Hillman

FoundationHill-RomMr. and Mrs. Randall HindenMr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Hinsey IVHintz Family FundCaroline P. HirschDr. and Mrs. Laurence J. HirschThe Richard L. Hirsch Foundation,

Inc.Ruth HirschWilliam HirshornHobbs Family Charitable TrustMr. and Mrs. Herbert L. HochbergPeter and Stacy Hochfelder

Charitable FoundationJudith & Paul Hochhauser

Foundation, Inc.Carroll A. Hochwalt Jr.Mollie F. HodesRobert and Gerry Hodes Family

FundMr. and Mrs. Jack HoffingerEdward L. Hoffman Jr.Laura HoffmanHelen Hoffritz FoundationMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey N. HoganHoguet, Newman & Regal, LLPDr. Esther Ho-KungKarmon HolmHoltz Family Foundation, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Howard M. Holtzmann

Richard H. Holzer MemorialFoundation

Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Hoover Jr.Dr. Nicholas HorangicDr. and Mrs. Allan J. HordofEdward P. HornMr. and Mrs. DeWitt HornorMr. and Mrs. Averi HorowitzMr. and Mrs. Craig HorowitzJay B. HorowitzThe Hospital for Special SurgeryKevork S. HovnanianKevork and Sirwart Hovnanian

FoundationDavid S. HoweThe Richard R. Howe FoundationShirley HoweE.W. Howell Co., Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Charles O. HoytMr. and Mrs. Henry H. Hoyt Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Shin Yi HsuMr. and Mrs. Paul K. HuangTroy HuberMr. and Mrs. Frank H. HughesJ. Quincy HunsickerJohn F. HuntHunter Douglas, Inc.Brian A. HunterJames B. HurlockJoan C. HussThe Hyman Family Charitable

Foundation

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The I.A.C. Foundation, Inc.IBMIBM Corporation Matching Grants

ProgramICAP Service North America, LLCThe Herbert G. Iervolino

Foundation, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Ronald IervolinoIF Hummingbird FoundationArthur IndurskyIndustrial Petro-Chemicals, Inc.Ingalls & Snyder, LLCSima IngbermanInserra Supermarkets, Inc.Integrated Therapeutics Corp.Intermune, Inc.Internal Medicine & Infectious

DiseasesGeorge B. IrishMr. and Mrs. Jed P. IsaacsHeather K. IserniaMr. and Mrs. Robert IsmachDr. and Mrs. O. Wayne IsomDr. and Mrs. Robert IsraelA. Willard S. Ivers Jr.

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Jabb & Co.Katherine JacarusoThomas P. Jackivicz IIIArlene JacobiMr. and Mrs. Bruce JacobsCarl Jacobs FoundationMr. and Mrs. David JacobsJulia JacobsDr. Michael I. JacobsThe Nathan P. Jacobs FoundationMr. and Mrs. Robert A. JacobsPerry P. Jacobson Family FundMr. and Mrs. Robert JacobsonIda JaffeJames Family Charitable FoundationRobert L. JamesHarsha N. JaniJanklow FoundationMr. and Mrs. Michael M. JansonSonia Jaye FoundationJCT FoundationGladys Jean-BaptisteJeld Charitable FoundationMr. and Mrs. Mark JennisPhilip D. Jennison TrustBernard JereskiErica JesselsonJewish Community Foundation of

Metrowest New JerseyJJJ Family FoundationAlan Joel Communications, Inc.Mrs. Martin JoelSylvia A. JoelDonald JohannemannMr. and Mrs. Niels W. JohnsenDr. Albert E. JohnsonBrenda JohnsonEthel H. JohnsonRobert W. Johnson IV Charitable

TrustTheodore J. JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Howard S. JonasAlan JonesMr. and Mrs. Andrew C. JonesMr. and Mrs. Paul JonesMr. and Mrs. Paul T. Jones IIRobert Q. JonesMr. and Mrs. Robert Wood JonesMr. and Mrs. Timothy M. JonesWinfield P. JonesVernon E. Jordan Jr.The Joseph and Ida Foundation, Inc.JTB International, Inc.J.T.K. FoundationLily JuMaria O. JudelsonMr. and Mrs. Hans JuetteJane H. JuliusAndrea Jung

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Mr. and Mrs. Alfred R. KahnClaudia J. KahnDr. and Mrs. David KahnDr. Norman KahnMr. and Mrs. Wolf KahnMr. and Mrs. Peter S. KalikowErnest KalmanMr. and Mrs. David KamensteinMrs. Arthur KaminskyLinda Heller Kamm FundMr. and Mrs. Leonard KamskyYue-Sai KanKanbar Philanthropic FundKandell FundWarren Kanders FoundationStanley Kane Charitable TrustMartin KanefskyWalter Kann Foundation, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Barry A. KaplanThe Barry and Rochelle Kaplan

FoundationMr. and Mrs. Eric KaplanThe Nathalie Kaplan FoundationMrs. Richard KaplanMr. and Mrs. Robert KarofskyCarole KarpfDr. Sudha KashyapDr. Fred KastenbaumMr. and Mrs. Sidney KastenbaumThe Katz FoundationMr. and Mrs. Greg KatzThe Jane and Robert Katz

FoundationDrs. Kenneth and Jane KatzRonald KatzRichard L. KauffmanGeorge S. KaufmanMr. and Mrs. Jay KaufmanMr. and Mrs. Victor KaufmanMr. and Mrs. Andrew J. KaufmannMr. and Mrs. Ilan KaufthalMildred and Bernard KaydenJonathan S. KayeMarilou C. KayeLevon KazarianMrs. Benjamin H. KeanPhilip KearnsThomas F. Kearns Jr.William H. Kearns FoundationThe Richard W. Keelty FoundationLilli KeeneJohn C. KehoeGershon KekstPamela KeldDrs. Jeffrey and Adina KellerThomas L. Kempner Jr.Karen A. & Kevin W. Kennedy

FoundationGetzel R. Kenner Memorial Fund


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Dr. Cristina KenneyKensington Square FoundationMr. and Mrs. Fred A. KenvinConstantine KeremetMr. and Mrs. Raymond J. KeresterMr. and Mrs. Mark KesslerKatayoun KhakshouriEllen KiamThe Kibel FoundationMrs. Wilmot H. KiddKidney & Urology Foundation of

AmericaMr. and Mrs. Gunther H. KilschRichard A. Kimball Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. KingsbergMr. and Mrs. Peter KinnunenGlenda KirbyMr. and Mrs. Garrett Kirk Jr.Donald KirschJean & Graham Kiskaddon FundKissinger FoundationCarol L. KlapperThe Neil M. Klatskin Foundation,

Inc.Dr. Ellen J. KlausnerPhyllis KlavanDr. Arthur A. KleinHarriet R. KleinHarvey KleinJudith A. KleinerSaul & Marion Kleinkramer

FoundationDr. Charles S. KleinmanMr. and Mrs. Mark KleinmanKlinghoffer Family Philanthropic

FundMr. and Mrs. David KlingsbergMr. and Mrs. Douglas A. KlionHerbert L. KlionMr. and Mrs. Daniel S. KlonskyLouis & Rose Klosk FundJeffrey KlotzKlurman Foundation, Inc.Dorothy K. KnappMr. and Mrs. Albert E. Knauf Jr.Kneisel Foundation, Inc.Maria J. Knoppers TrustMr. and Mrs. Gerald R. KnuevenCharles KochMr. and Mrs. David H. KochEdward R. KochDiana L. KoepferNathan KoganKohn Pedersen Fox Associates, PCMr. and Mrs. Immanuel KohnMr. and Mrs. George KokKenneth K. KolkerThe Komansky FoundationMr. and Mrs. David KomanskySusan G. Komen Breast Cancer

Foundation

Michele and Kevan KonnerMr. and Mrs. John T. KontherCharles K. KooHannelore KoppelAlan and Marilyn KorestDr. Robert J. KorstMr. and Mrs. Steven B. KosannMr. and Mrs. Marvin KoslowMr. and Mrs. Steven L. KossWilliam KourakosKPMGThe Harold and Adeline Kramer

Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Frank KrausLilyan G. KreitchmanJane KrenskyThe Kresge FoundationClaire A. KretschmerVirginia KrichPeggy G. KriegelDr. Karl H. KriegerThe H. Frederick Krimendahl II

FoundationDavid B Kriser Foundation Inc.Gerd L. KristellerAlexander KrollFrederick B. Krom IIIMr. and Mrs. Lawrence S. KrygerKSW Mechanical Services Inc.Elizabeth KuhlenkampKathryn KuikenAlice L. Kulick FoundationCalliope and Manuel Kulukundis

FoundationMr. and Mrs. Thomas P. KurlakEdythe KurlanLawrence B. KurlandKurz Family FoundationKurzman FundGuy A. Kwan

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Mrs. Henry R. LabouisseDr. Elisabeth A. LachmannMr. and Mrs. Alan D. LaferFlorence LaffelW. D. LaforgeLaikind Family FoundationElizabeth LakisBenjamin V. and Linda Lambert FundPaul C. LambertPeter and Deborah Lamm

FoundationMary Ann S. Hamilton LamontMr. and Mrs. Terry F. LaMoreDr. Harris K. LampertJack LancasterMr. and Mrs. Dean Landis

The Jeffrey & Nancy LaneFoundation

Dr. and Mrs. Jules V. LaneEugene M. Lang FoundationMr. and Mrs. Stephen LanganDr. Burton LangerMr. and Mrs. Steven LangmanLangsam Family Foundation, Inc.Phyllis LantosMr. and Mrs. Frank LanzaMr. and Mrs. Sidney LapidusSidney and Ruth Lapidus FundDr. Jonathan D. LaPookHope W. LapsleyMr. and Mrs. Jay G. LarkinLarking Hill FoundationMr. and Mrs. Mark E. LarmoreMrs. Gene S. LasdonJeffrey S. LasdonRichard H. LasdonThe William and Mildred Lasdon

FoundationLaserscope Surgical SystemsPeter R. LasusaLatham & Watkins LLPDr. John K. LattimerMichelle & Norman Lattman

Charitable FoundationMr. and Mrs. Arnold LaubichLauder FoundationLeonard A. Lauder FundThe Leonard & Evelyn Lauder

FoundationMr. and Mrs. Alexander M. LaughlinMr. and Mrs. Jerome LaurenLeonard LaurenThe Marilyn and Bob Laurie

Foundation, Inc.Dr. Michael H. LavyneMr. and Mrs. Charles LawlorBryan LawrenceJohn F. Lawrence Mrs. Justus B. LawrenceDrs. Eric and Lori LazarDavid LazerThe Frances Lear FoundationRobert W. LearLearning Curve Partners, LLCDr. Carolyn F. LearyCynthia LearyThe Lebensfeld FoundationLebenthal Family FoundationPamela T. LeboutillierM. J. and Caral G. Lebworth

FoundationMr. and Mrs. P. J. LeckLederman Family FoundationDr. Martin E. LedermanCharles R. LeeGayle K. LeeJames T. Lee Foundation, Inc.

Dr. Leonard Y. LeeDr. Paul C. LeeMr. and Mrs. Thomas H. LeeTse Kyung LeeIsabelle R. Leeds FoundationFrancine LefrakLegal Sea Foods, Inc.Lehman Brothers, Inc.Lehman Brothers Foundation, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. LehmannDr. Martin L. LeibShelley LeibowitzDr. and Mrs. Edgar LeiferMr. and Mrs. K. A. LeightThe Leiman FundDonald S. LeitchMr. and Mrs. Robert LekachmanMr. and Mrs. L. Craig LemleMr. and Mrs. Ronald LenihanMr. and Mrs. Owen LeonardMr. and Mrs. Lewis J. LeoneDr. and Mrs. Bruce LermanKaren LernerSaul & Eleanor Lerner

Foundation, Inc.Mrs. Warner LeRoyPierre LevaiLevenstein Family FoundationDavid LevidowLevin Management Co.A.L. Levine Family Foundation Inc.Elizabeth J. LevineJay LevineJeffrey E. LevineLaurence A. LevineLaurence Levine Charitable Fund, Inc.Lawrence J. LevineMr. and Mrs. Richard LevineMr. and Mrs. Daniel S. LevinsonThe Mortimer Levitt

Foundation, Inc.The Levy Group, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. David LevyMr. and Mrs. Herbert LevyDr. Joseph LevyMr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. LevyMr. and Mrs. Thomas LevyMrs. Victor P. LevyJeanne Levy-HinteMelvyn and Janet Lewinter

Charitable FundDr. Linda D. LewisDr. Daniel M. LibbyAnthony and Barbara Liberatore

FundThe Lichtenstein Foundation, Inc.Mark LichterAaron S. LieberDr. and Mrs. James S. LiebermanLifetime EntertainmentEnrico Ligniti

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Donors

Ronna Lynn LindekenLindemann Foundation Inc.Mrs. George LindemannTodd T. LindsleyMr. and Mrs. Jonathan S. LinkerLinkshare CorporationDavid J. LipkinMr. and Mrs. Hilary J. LipsitzMr. and Mrs. Louis J. LiptonMr. and Mrs. Barnet LissHarold I. and Faye Liss FoundationJames LittleThe Litwin Foundation, Inc.Jialin LiuSusan LloydThe Arthur Loeb FoundationCharlotte E. LoebFamily of Hadassah and Carl LoebRaymond M. LoewLoews FoundationMr. and Mrs. Gregory T. LoftusThe J. M. Logan Charitable FundLogistiCare Solutions, LLCMr. and Mrs. Mitchell LomazowGeorge A. LongPatsy LooRonald J. LorchClaire S. LordMr. and Mrs. Francisco LorenzoDr. and Mrs. Gerald LoughlinAudrey Love Charitable FoundationLeon Lowenstein Foundation, Inc.Douglas B. Lowey Charitable Gift

FundLowy & DonnathMr. and Mrs. George T. LowyLoyaltex Apparel USA Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. LoyndL-R Managers, LLCCharles F. LuceLudwigDr. Norton M. LugerTimothy LuingMr. and Mrs. John A. LukeElaine LuongoCaroline LussiMr. and Mrs. Matthew LustigKarin LuterLVC Interior Inc.Dr. John P. LydenBill Lynch Associates, LLCMichael Lynch and Susan Baker

FoundationMr. and Mrs. Patrick J. LynchRichard LynchSusan E. LynchJames T. LynnDorothy LyonEileen F. Lyons

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Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Macagnone Jr.Judith R. MacDonaldLeola A. MacDonaldFrances D. MacEachronDr. Charles A. MackChristy and John Mack FoundationMr. and Mrs. Fredric MackMr. and Mrs. John J. MackMr. and Mrs. Andrew Connell

MackenBruce MactasMr. and Mrs. James J. MadyMagazine Publishers of AmericaMr. and Mrs. Peter B. MaglathlinDr. and Mrs. Thomas J. MagnaniMary B. MaguireJohn MahonMahoney FundDavid & Hildegarde Mahoney

FoundationPhilip J. MahoneyMr. and Dr. Brian MaierMailman Foundation Inc.Mr. and Mrs. David M. MaksomskiMr. and Mrs. Kyle J. MaladyMr. and Mrs. Ernest MalbinDr. and Mrs. Sidney MalitzMalkin FundDarryl MallahMr. and Mrs. Joel MallahSheldon MallahChristian B. MaloneSusan and Stephen Mandel FundR. Jennings MangumManhattan Diagnostic RadiologyMyrna A. MannersMr. and Mrs. Burt ManningMr. and Mrs. Ellis W. Manning Jr.Allan D. MantelSir Edwin MantonWilhelmina ManzanoMarble Fund Inc.Dr. Charles C. MarboeMr. and Mrs. Max MarcoThomas I. MarcossonThe Grace R. and Alan D. Marcus

FoundationDr. Judith R. MarcusNNLJ Marcus Family FundEric MarderThe Margolis FoundationMargolis Family FoundationDavid I. Margolis Charitable

Lead TrustDavid I. Margolis 2002 Charitable

Lead TrustThe Henry M. Margolis FoundationJuliet Flint MarillonnetPeter MarinoMark Family Foundation

Reuben MarkKenneth R. MarksLois B. MarksDr. Rosemarie F. MarksThe Marmot FoundationJoe and Maroun Family FoundationEllen R. MarramMr. and Mrs. Charles J. MarsdenMarsh & McLennan Companies, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Peter MarshRyan MarshallJohn J. MartelloMartin, Clearwater & BellThe Martin Family FundMr. and Mrs. Robert MartinMr. and Mrs. Roman Martinez IV

FoundationMichael T. and Joanne E. Masin

Charitable FundMarjorie A. MathesonMathis-Pfohl FoundationMatrix Mechanical Corp.Mattimore Family FundMr. and Mrs. Louis Maughan-

DavidsonMaverick Capital Charities, Ltd.Susan MaxwellJeffrey MayerMayo Foundation for Medical

Education and ResearchLucy H. MazorMcAloon & FriedmanJames P. McCarron, Jr. Medical

FoundationMarjorie McCartyGrover B. McClureOlga McCormackDr. Paul C. McCormickMr. and Mrs. Richard G.

McDermott IIIKathleen H. McDoleMr. and Mrs. James S. McEntegartMr. and Mrs. George McFaddenThomas McGanney, Esq.Julia A. McGeeBarbara McGhieMr. and Mrs. John F. McGillicuddyMcGraw Hill Co.Raymond J. McGuireJohn L. McHugh FoundationMcKeen FundCraig A. McKennaLianne DeSerres McKhannMcKinsey & Company, Inc.Raphael McLaughlinDr. James G. McMurtry IIIMr. and Mrs. William McNallySen. and Mrs. Henry P. McNamaraMildred McSkimmingMDD Realty Corp.Dr. Allen W. MeadG. Allen Mebane

Medical Billing Resources, Inc.MedtronicMr. and Mrs. Thomas E. MeehanMr. and Mrs. Andrew MegibowTarek A. MeguidDr. Hanne T. MeilandThe Peter C. Meinig Revocable TrustRobert A. MeisterThe Elena Melius FoundationAlice Pack Melly and Thomas Melly

FoundationMr. and Mrs. Ron MeltsnerDr. Jay I. MeltzerMr. and Mrs. David J. MemmottVittoria MenashePaul R. MendelsohnPaul R. Mendelsohn FundTeri Mendelsohn FoundationMendes & Mount LLPRobert and Joyce Menschel

FoundationMercedes-Benz USA, LLCMerck Company FoundationMerck Partnership for GivingMr. and Mrs. John MerendinoThe Merow FoundationMerrill Lynch & Co. FoundationMerrill Lynch Trust CompanyThe Morris and Helen Messing

FoundationMr. and Mrs. Ricardo A. Mestres Jr.Isabella Goff Metcalf Charitable FundMetro Drugs Third Avenue Corp.Metropolitan Hardlines Boosters, Inc.Mex-Am Cultural FoundationThe Mezzacappa FoundationMr. and Mrs. Damon MezzacappaDr. Christopher B. MichelsenDr. William N. MiddlesworthMilan Mortgage, Inc.Robert A. Milanese, Esq.Milbank Memorial FundMillennium Pharmaceuticals, Inc.Miller & MiloneThe Miller Family FoundationAlan B. Miller Family FoundationElaine G. MillerKathryn A. MillerMr. and Mrs. Lyle D. MillerMr. and Mrs. Martin MillerStuart A. MillerMilliken FoundationMr. and Mrs. James T. MillsStephen MillsArthur MiltonBarbara MinesMinio Family FoundationFlorence MinkFrank L. MisischiaMissionary Sisters of the Sacred

HeartMitchells of Westport

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Donors

Mitsubishi Trust and Banking Corp.Sara and William Mittler

FoundationMizuho Trust & Banking Co. (USA)The Steven & Heather Mnuchin

FoundationModell Financial, Inc.Modell’s, Inc.Modestus Bauer FoundationMrs. Keith M. MoffatTiffany MollerThe A. P. Moller-Maersk FoundationMr. and Mrs. Mark C. MonacoAmbrose Monell FoundationMonet Family FundMonterey Fund, Inc.Edward S. Moore Foundation, Inc.Helen E. MooreMr. and Mrs. Richard W. Moore Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. MoreauMr. and Mrs. Michael P. MorenoMorgan Construction EnterprisesMorgan StanleyMorgan Stanley Annual AppealAlfred Y. MorganMr. and Mrs. Charles F. MorganJeffrey S. MorganJP Morgan Charitable TrustThe JP Morgan Chase FoundationSimon J. MorganEdwin H. MorgensMalcolm MorleyAnne MorrisHelen S. MorrisMr. and Mrs. John T. MorrisMr. and Mrs. Roland Morris Jr.The David and Mildred H. Morse

Charitable TrustMr. and Mrs. Edward MorseDr. Ralph S. MoscaDavid H. MoscowMr. and Mrs. Charles MossMr. and Mrs. Chester MossRobin & Charles B. Moss, Jr. Family

Charitable TrustBijan and Sharmin Mossavar-

Rahmani FundMovado Group, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. James MoyePaul and Francine Mozer FundMRSI Management, Inc.Jaclyn MucariaMr. and Mrs. John M. MuellerDr. Helen G. MuhlbauerLouise T. MullenMuller FoundationHerman E. Muller Jr.Multiplan, Inc.Mark MundyMr. and Mrs. George B. MunroeLaura A. Murawczyk

Joann MurphyStephen MurphyMr. and Mrs. Patrick J. MurrayMr. and Mrs. Andrew M. MursteinMr. and Mrs. Bernard MuschelRobert C. MusettiMyriad Genetic Laboratories

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Dr. and Mrs. Ralph NachmanJudith NadelsonMr. and Mrs. Daniel T. NapoliEdward NashSarah E. NashBelle and Murray Nathan

Philanthropic FundNathan’s Battle FoundationNational Pediatrics Infectious

Diseases FoundationNational Philanthropic TrustNational UAW Community Action

Program (CAP)Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. NebelHarry NeedlemanEvelyn Stefansson Nef FoundationThe Daniel M. Neidich and Brooke

Garber Neidich FoundationNelson Air Device Corp.John L. Neu Family Foundation, Inc.Dr. Peter B. NeubauerNeurologix, Inc.Neurosurgical Associates, P.C.The Dorothy and Arnold Neustadter

FoundationDr. Michael G. NeuwirthNew Century Asset Management,

Inc.New Milford HospitalNew York Academy of MedicineNew York Blood Center, Inc.New York Cardiology Assoc. P.C.New York Community HospitalThe New York Community TrustNew York Firefighters Burn Center

FoundationNew York Hospital Medical Center

of QueensNew York Life Insurance CompanyNew York Mercantile Exchange

Charitable FoundationNew York Methodist HospitalRobert and Ann Newburger

Foundation, Inc.Jonathan NewhouseRobert J. Newhouse Jr.Samuel I. Newhouse FoundationMr. and Mrs. Stephan F. NewhouseSteven O. NewhouseMr. and Mrs. Brian C. Newman

Mr. and Mrs. Frank N. NewmanLawrence NewmanThe Lisabeth and Frank Newman

Charitable FoundationPamela J. NewmanThe News Corporation FoundationHenry Nias Foundation, Inc.Dr. Stephen W. NicholasDr. and Mrs. John F. NicholsonBenjamin E. NickollNitram FoundationNixon Peabody LLPNLR Construction Corp.Dr. Stephen and Mrs. Nina NordlichtNordstromNortel NetworksNorth Shore High School PTANorthern Lights FoundationNorwood FoundationBarbara NorwoodBarry and Barbara Novick FundNovo Nordisk Pharmaceuticals, Inc.Dr. Eugene John NowakNulman FoundationSaul Nulman Investment AccountJose F. NunezNytlon Inc.

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Bernadette O’BrienMr. and Mrs. Charles O’BrienElva O’BrienOccidental Petroleum Fdn. Inc.Oceanic Heritage FoundationDaniel and Jane Och Charitable

TrustMr. and Mrs. Stephen O’ConnorWilliam O’ConnorKathleen D. O’DonnellSylvan and Ann Oestreicher

FoundationMr. and Mrs. Michael OffenMr. and Mrs. Mark J. O’FrielThe Ogilvy FoundationThe O’Hara Family FoundationDr. and Mrs. Richard L. O’HaraThe O’Herron Family FoundationOkidata Corp.The Olayan GroupOld Oaks FoundationMr. and Mrs. David OlinerMr. and Mrs. Edwin S. OlsenMr. and Mrs. Kenneth S. OlshanDr. Carl A. OlssonTimothy J. and Linda O’Neill

FoundationEllen W. OppenheimOppenheimer Funds Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Philip V.Oppenheimer

Oppenheimerfunds Legacy ProgramOptima Fund ManagementMichelle A. OresOrganon International, Inc.Organon Pharmaceuticals USA, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Sean F. OrrMr. and Mrs. Arthur OrtenbergOrthopaedic Scientific Research

FoundationMrs. William H. Osborn Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Michael P. OsborneOSI PharmaceuticalsOtter Creek Management, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Clarence L. Ownes

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Pace Plumbing Corp.Mr. and Mrs. Anthony PaceJoanne PaceSabino S. PaceMr. and Mrs. Fred L. PackerDaniel P. and Nancy C. Paduano

FoundationHannah PakulaCatherine PalmerAlvin PamVikram PanditPannonia FoundationThe Panwy Foundation, Inc.Para Environmental Corp.Dr. Herbert PardesPark Avenue Charitable FundJack Parker Foundation, Inc.Thomas I. Parkinson Jr.The Paterniti Family Foundation, Inc.The Pattee Foundation, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Michael PattersonMr. and Mrs. Joseph Patti Jr.John W. PaysonPBP Foundation of New York, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Samuel P. PeabodyThe Jean R. Peacock TrustPediatric Cancer FoundationDr. and Mrs. Timothy A. PedleyPei Cobb Freed & PartnersWendy Keys and Donald PelsPelson FoundationMr. and Mrs. Victor A. PelsonDebra PeltzPeninsula FoundationStephen P. PenwellThe Perkin FundPerkins & WillBarbara PerlmutterLawrence PerlsteinMr. and Mrs. Richard PerryThe Persepolis Foundation


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Diane G. PersonElizabeth I. PetersPetersen Geller Spurge, Inc.The Peter G. Peterson & Joan Ganz

Cooney FundLaura H. Petito FoundationMrs. Milton PetrieThe Pevaroff Cohn Family

FoundationDr. Betsy S. PfefferPfizer Inc.Pfizer FoundationBeryl PfizerPhillips NizerCharles E. PhillipsLawrence PhillipsMr. and Mrs. Stephen PhillipsThe Picower FoundationMr. and Mrs. Frederick PiercePilot Advisors, L.P.The PIM Holding CompanyPincus Family FundPauline B. PintoDebra L. PipinesMr. and Mrs. Ira PittelmanLuke M. PittoniNancy Pivirotto-BarbePJ FoundationMr. and Mrs. Daniel PlacentraSuzanne PleskunasPLM FoundationPlymouth FoundationPohly Family FoundationPolen Capital Management Inc.William A. Polf Charitable FundDr. and Mrs. Richard A. PolinMarian M. PollackRussell PollackStephen M. PollanMr. and Mrs. Abe PollinBruce F. PollockPolo Ralph Lauren FoundationBruce PolozkerPolshek Partnership ArchitectsDr. Jeffrey L. PortSusan M. PortelliThe Mrs. Cheever Porter FoundationMr. and Mrs. Jack H. Porter Jr.Edward K. PortnofPosluns Family FoundationJoan and Dennis PosterMichael R. PotackMr. and Mrs. Sol PottishRoger PoultonVickie PowellPower Medical InterventionsJohn J. PowersRichard F. Powers and Colleen

Powers FoundationDr. Kenneth M. PragerWilliam W. PragerKatharine Sloan Pratt Fund

Mr. and Mrs. Roy B. PraverArchie & Shirlee Preissman

FoundationThe Prentice Foundation, Inc.Prescott Fund for Children & Youth,

Inc.Bonnie L. PressmanPrestige Properties of New York, Inc.The Louis and Harold Price

FoundationHoward PrintzPriority Healthcare CorporationDr. R. A. Rees PritchettMr. and Mrs. Roland S. PritchettProskauer, Rose LLPProxima Therapeutics, Inc.Prudential FinancialPrudential FoundationPublic Investigation Service, Inc.Jenice PulverThe Purcell FoundationPhilip J. PurcellThe Purchase FundJane C. Putnam

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Quad/GraphicsPhilip J. QuagliarielloQuest DiagnosticsMr. and Mrs. Kevin P. QuinnTerence QuinnEdith S. QuintanaJohn A. Quisenberry

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R. Paniagua, Inc.Stuart RabinRene S. & Rubin Rabinowitz Family

FoundationRabobank InternationalMr. and Mrs. Asriel RackowMr. and Mrs. Lawrence RaderJoan RadiganRadiology Corporation of America,

Inc.Richard RadocchiaMarcia RaffThe Raiff FoundationMr. and Mrs. Robert H. RaiffMr. and Mrs. John H. RajpoltAndrew V. RankowitzMr. and Mrs. Stephen RaphaelNorman P. Rappaport FoundationJohn F. RasweilerMr. and Mrs. Arthur RatnerBruce RatnerLeslie RavitzRBC Dain Rauscher

Reach Out and Read of GreaterNew York

The Reader’s Digest Association, Inc.Dr. Jon M. RecklerDonna RedelOlav N. RefvikDeborah R. ReidWhitelaw ReidLeon M. ReimerSusie and Kurt ReinsbergMuriel H. ReisThe Related CompaniesRemarkable PartnersRempac Foam Corp.Tallmadge S. RenaultBurton and Judith ResnickDr. and Mrs. David J. ResnickIra M. Resnick FoundationEleanor ResslerRetail Brand Alliance, Inc.The Revson Charitable TrustJohn ReynoldsMr. and Mrs. Barry ReznikThe William Rhodes FoundationWilliam Rhodes FoundationEileen & Peter Rhulen Family

FoundationMr. and Mrs. Peter A. RicciEugene RiceDenise RichMr. and Mrs. Howard H. RichJack and Elaine Richard FundPatricia RichardsAnne S. Richardson FundTodd B. RichterEsther M. RidderThe Ridgefield FoundationFrancis X. RiegerRiehm Plumbing Corp.J. W. RiehmMr. and Mrs. Colin RigbyThe Jonathan Rinehart Family

FoundationHarry M. Ringel Memorial FundPhilip W. Riskin Charitable

Foundation, Inc.Lucretia and Robert RisoleoDr. Sasha RisticMr. and Mrs. Steven RittmasterRJL Charitable FoundationRJL Resources Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Stephen RoachRobbins FoundationThe Robbins Family Foundation, Inc.Bradley A. RobertsThe Edward R. and Rosalind S.

Roberts FoundationJill A. RobertsJohn D. RobinsonMr. and Mrs. Paul R. RobinsonRonald E. RobisonRoche Laboratories

Rodman Publishing Corp.Mr. and Mrs. Kevin L. RodmanAmy F. RogersJohn F. RogersPeter RogersThe Rogosin InstituteMr. and Mrs. Jacques RoisenRonald S. RolfeRolst Construction Corp.Betsy J. RosascoFrances M. RoscignoAllan V. Rose and Maxine FigatnerMr. and Mrs. Clayton S. RoseMr. and Mrs. Lawrence RoseMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey RosenMr. and Mrs. Seth RosenDr. Tove S. RosenFanny and Stephen Rosenak

FoundationDr. and Mrs. Richard RosenbergMrs. Shaoli RosenbergSylvia RosenbergMr. and Mrs. Gary RosenblattArthur H. RosenbloomThe Rosenfeld Heart Foundation, Inc.The Rosenkranz FoundationElenore and Maurice Rosenthal

FoundationHarry and Andrew H. Rosenthal

FoundationJacqueline RosenthalRichard & Hinda Rosenthal

FoundationDr. and Mrs. Zev RosenwaksRoskind Family Foundation Inc.Nancy S. RoskindLeo Rosner FoundationMyron RosnerMr. and Mrs. Michael J. RosowWendy Rosow and Jerry SimpsonMary Ann RossNanette RossJon and Susan Rotenstreich

FoundationThe Roth FundFrances and Fred RothsteinMr. and Mrs. Eli RoussoMelissa B. RovelliMr. and Mrs. Marc J. RowanMr. and Mrs. Christopher RoweMr. and Mrs. Andrew S. RowenJames R. RowenElaine RoyceMr. and Mrs. Howard C. RoyceDr. David P. RoyeHenry RoystonDr. Jacob D. RozbruchBryan RozencwaigRTR Financial Services, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. William J. RuaneLawrence and Selma RubenDr. and Mrs. S. David Rubenstein


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Philip S. RubinSaul S. RubinDr. Walter RubinJulius RudelMr. and Mrs. Jerold RudermanMay and Samuel Rudin Family

FoundationJames A. RundeLila RussoRyan Family FoundationAnne Ryan

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Donya SabetPasqualina SacchettiPeter M. Sacerdote FoundationMr. and Mrs. Stephen N. SachmanMr. and Mrs. Paul L. SadagurskySafra Foundation, Inc.Maurice S. Sage Foundation Inc.Ellen SahadiJanet Saint GermainSt. Giles FoundationSt. Luke’s ParishSt. Malo Investments LimitedNancy C. SaipeSaks Fifth AvenueBetty SaksMarshal L. SalantMr. and Mrs. Harvey SaligmanStanley SaltzmanThe Samberg Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Joseph SambucoThe Fan Fox and Leslie R. Samuels

FoundationMeryle A. SamuelsJoseph S. Sanchez FoundationSandler, O’Neill & Partners, LLPThe Mara and Ricky Sandler

FoundationSands Family FoundationSankyo Pharma, Inc.Sanofi-Synthelabo Inc.Daniel I. Sargent Charitable TrustRobert W. Sarnoff FoundationSasha Pharmacy, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. David I. SassMr. and Mrs. Philip SassowerMargaret SautnerRichard SavittJon and Kathy Savitz FoundationSawaya Family FundBarry D. SaxionSam ScaliPhilip ScaturroAnn ScavulloLarry SchaferRenate SchafferM. Schamroth & SonsEvelyn J. Schauer

Leroy Schecter FoundationMr. and Mrs. Stephen J. SchefferLarry and Jane Scheinfeld FoundationJ. Lew ScheppsSchering-Plough CorporationRuth ScheuerSchine and Nilsen Family

FoundationDr. Charles L. SchleienHerta SchlossAlfred M. & Jacqueline K. S.

Schlosser Charitable FundPhilip M. SchlusselSchmeelk FoundationMr. and Mrs. John P. SchmergelOttilie Schmid-SandersDr. Freya R. SchnabelAlison SchneiderEdward SchneiderMr. and Mrs. Jack SchneiderCharles and Mildred Schnurmacher

Foundation, Inc.Robert F. SchoetzMyron ScholesSteven B. Schonfeld Foundation Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Schorr IVPeggy & Ronald Schulhof

FoundationDr. and Mrs. John N. SchullingerThe Schulman Family FoundationFred J. SchultzMr. and Mrs. Jerome SchumanDr. and Mrs. Leonard H. SchuylerMr. and Mrs. Charles R. SchwabSchwartz Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Barry K. SchwartzMrs. Bernard L. SchwartzEleanor SchwartzMara SchwartzMarvin & Joyce S. Schwartz FundRobert and Lynne Schwartz FundDov SchwartzbenMr. and Mrs. Richard M. Schwarz Jr.Stephen SchwarzmanDr. and Mrs. Neil J. SchwimerBarbara J. ScottCarolyn J. ScottMuriel Postma ScottMr. and Mrs. Robert G. ScottDr. W. Norman ScottJoan Scribner FundCharles Scribner IIIRobert W. ScullySDA FoundationRuth SealSecurity Mutual Life Insurance

Company of New YorkMr. and Mrs. William J. SedlacekThe Sedlis Goldstein Group LLCMr. and Mrs. Frederic M. SeegalSeevers Family FoundationSegal Family Personal Omnibus

Mr. and Mrs. Steven V. SegalThe Seiden Group, Inc.The Norman and Barbara Seiden

FoundationThe Ivan Seidenberg Foundation, Inc.The Seinfeld Family FoundationCharles B. SeldenFlorence E. SellMr. and Mrs. Adam J. SemlerMr. and Mrs. Todd E. SemonSempra Energy Trading CorporationSerono LaboratoriesBarbara SeskisMr. and Mrs. Jerome SesloweMr. and Mrs. Richard G. Seto72 County Road Associates, Inc.72nd Street Medical AssociatesMel A. ShaftelMr. and Mrs. Anish P. ShahJasmine ShahElias ShaiaJane A. ShallatMr. and Mrs. Romie ShapiroThe Shapiro Family FoundationBeatrice L. ShapiroJohn A. and Megan H. ShapiroMr. and Mrs. Stephen T. ShapiroShared Technologies Fairchild

TelecomPeter Jay Sharp FoundationMr. and Mrs. Robert G. SharpSusan ShaughnessyJay L. ShawThe Natalie and Howard Shawn

Charitable FundNeal A. ShearThe Tara Sheehan Memorial FundAndrew SheinmanDr. and Mrs. Michael L. ShelanskiMr. and Mrs. Edward SheldonShepardson Stern & KaminskyBen Sherman Group Ltd.Mr. and Mrs. David M. ShermanThe Murray G. and Beatrice H.

Sherman Charitable TrustDr. Melvin ShevachGeorge R. ShiarellaStuart A. Shikiar Family FoundationThe Shoreland FoundationMr. and Mrs. Arthur ShorinAnn C. ShortG. Lynn ShostackMichael R. ShragaThe Shulsky FoundationFrances M. SidloMuriel F. Siebert FoundationEric P. SiefertAnn L. and Herbert J. Siegel

Philanthropic FundMr. and Mrs. Herbert J. SiegelRuth & Jerome A. Siegel FoundationSiemens Medical Solutions USA, Inc.

The Lois and Samuel Silberman FundM. Steven SilbermannMax Silbermann FoundationThe Rosanne H. Silbermann

FoundationSilbert FoundationPatricia J. SillerySills Cummis Epstein & Gross P.C.Marlys SilverSilvercrest Extended Care FacilitySilvercrest Services, Inc.Richard SilvermanSyd SilvermanDr. David N. SilversMr. and Mrs. Steven M. SilversteinThe Silverweed Foundation, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Richard W.

SimmermacherJoel SimonThe Pierre F. Simon Foundation Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Eugene SimonoffEugene Simonoff & Associates, Inc.Carl and Fay Simons Family

Charitable TrustMr. and Mrs. Douglas SimonsWilliam and Hope Simpson

FoundationSirina Fire Protection Corp.Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher &

Flom LLPMr. and Mrs. Jack SkibaDavid R. SklaverSkyview Estates, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Herbert SlepoyGretchen L. SloanHoward SloanThe Slotnick Family FoundationDonna SlotnickMr. and Mrs. Howard SlotnickSydney L. SmallDr. Arthur J. SmerlingSmith Affiliates Management Corp.Mr. and Mrs. A.J.C. SmithAnita L. SmithMr. and Mrs. David T. SmithSmithKlineBeechamMr. and Mrs. Matthew SmithMegane SmithRichard A. SmithStephen R. SmithThe Billy Smithline Foundation, Inc.George SnellDr. and Mrs. Robert B. SnowMarilyn SnyderDr. Michael S. SnyderRichard E. SnyderSolan Family Foundation Inc.Howard SolomonJames D. SolomonSons of ItalySony Corporation of AmericaMr. and Mrs. Howard Sorkin


Donors

The Paul and Daisy SorosFoundation

Howard and Susan SosinMr. and Mrs. Tony SosnickMartin & Toni Sosnoff FoundationDr. H. Dirk SostmanSouth Nassau Community HospitalSouthampton Row Trust LimitedCynthia N. SparerStephen SparkesSpecial Counsel, Inc.Dr. David R. SpencerJeffrey SperberThe Speyer Family FoundationThe Jerry and Emily Spiegel Family

Foundation, Inc.Marc and Diane Spilker FoundationMr. and Mrs. Joseph M. SpillaneDr. Steven L. SpitalnikMr. and Mrs. Richard SpitzThe Seth Sprague Educational and

Charitable FoundationRobert E. SpringAntoinette D. StabileVincent A. Stabile FoundationThe John R. & Inge P. Stafford

FoundationMr. and Mrs. Michael StaisilMr. and Mrs. Theodore R. StanleyMr. and Mrs. Oliver K. StantonThe Ruth Stanton Family

FoundationStark Carpet Corp.Jonathan StarkStarlight Children’s FoundationThe Starlight Foundation of NY &

NJ & CT, Inc.The Starr FoundationMr. and Mrs. Kenneth I. StarrDr. Enrico J. StazzoneMr. and Mrs. Robert T. SteckJoanna T. SteichenJ. Stein Foundation TrustJoseph F. Stein Foundation, Inc.Dr. Douglas G. SteinMichael R. SteinRebecca and J. Andrew Stein

Philanthropic FundDr. Sheldon H. SteinbachDr. Charles R. SteinbergHarold and Miriam Steinberg

Charitable TrustMr. and Mrs. Robert C. SteinbergDr. Robert L. SteinbergDr. Michael SteinerMr. and Mrs. Michael SteinhardtMr. and Mrs. Steven SteinmanErnest E. Stempel FoundationErnest E. and Brendalyn Stempel

FoundationMr. and Mrs. James StensonLouise Stephaich

The Allison Maher Stern FoundationThe Miriam T. Stern & Howard N.

Stern FoundationThomas D. & Denise R. Stern

Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Steven SternGladys L. StevensonSusan F. StevensBeatrice SteyerEdward StikerMr. and Mrs. Ronald StillmanJudith and Fred StollStonehill & TaylorKarl Storz Endoscopy-America, Inc.Robert L. Stott FoundationMr. and Mrs. William S. StraightStrang Cancer Prevention CenterStraps Manufacturing Inc.Strategic Capital Allocation Group

LLCStraus Family Charitable FoundationBrenda Neubauer StrausBarbara and Peter Strauss

Philanthropic FundFred S. StraussJudi and Howard Strauss FoundationLorraine StraussFrank S. and Nancy Angell StreeterHoward StringerRichard F. StrupThe Julien J. Studley FoundationMyron M. Studner Foundation, Inc.The Julius Stulman FoundationStupell Foundation, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Ken T. SudartoChristopher SugrueMargaret SugrueSullivan & CromwellThe Sullivan & Cromwell

FoundationDr. John F. SullivanJudith O. SullivanMr. and Mrs. Michael D. SullivanPatricia C. SullivanPatrick SullivanThe Summerhill FoundationSummit Chemical Company LimitedDr. Lena S. SunSuplee Family FundJames H. SurrettSVM FoundationJack R. Swain IIISwanke Hayden Connell Ltd.Mr. and Mrs. Jeff SwartzSweater.Com, Inc.Dr. and Mrs. Eugene W. SweeneyFrances SweeneyFrancis J. Sweeney IIIMr. and Mrs. Kevin M. SweeneySally SweeneyMr. and Mrs. Richard A. SwensonFrancisco X. Swett

Syska & HennessyMr. and Mrs. John A. SyversonDr. and Mrs. Michael L. Szendrey

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T & M Protection ResourcesCristina M. TabetMr. and Mrs. Andrew M. TaborTaggart Associates Corp.Tahari Ltd.Maria LaReddola TakacsSusan Jaffe Tane FoundationMr. and Mrs. Glenn E. TannerMr. and Mrs. Harold TannerTAP Pharmaceutical ProductsElinor R. TatumHenry & Marilyn Taub FoundationJoseph and Arlene Taub FoundationMr. and Mrs. Melvin S. TaubEllen TaubePaul J. TaubmanAlphonse TawilMargaretta TaylorMr. and Mrs. Paul E. Taylor Jr.David TeigerDavid & Sylvia Teitelbaum FundDana Telsey and Lee EksteinTemporary Excellence, Inc.Dr. and Mrs. Joseph TenebaumDr. Steven Y. TennenbaumNozomi TeraoVincent and Joyce TeseMr. and Mrs. Robert TetenbaumMr. and Mrs. John A. ThainJoseph and Sheila Thal FoundationArbie R. ThalackerThieme Medical PublishersMr. and Mrs. Charles W. ThomasMr. and Mrs. Owen D. ThomasFlorence and Fred Thomases

FoundationWade F. ThompsonMrs. Bjorn ThorbjarnasonWalter ThormanThornton-Tomasetti EngineersMr. and Mrs. William J. ThummRay and Diane TierneyMarilen TiltTime Inc.Peter TingTisch Foundation, Inc.Tishman Speyer Properties Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Steven H. TishmanMr. and Mrs. Frederick S. TitleBarbara and Donald Tober

FoundationMr. and Mrs. Donald ToberDavid M. TobeyMaryann E. ToccoMr. and Mrs. H. James Toffey

Mr. and Mrs. James W. ToffeyJohn TogninoElliot Tomlin FoundationThe Tomorrow FoundationMr. and Mrs. Edward J. TooheyMr. and Mrs. James D. TooleMr. and Mrs. Michael S. ToonkelJay TopkisMr. and Mrs. George ToppelDonald TorescoDr. Anthony J. TortolaniBeth C. Tortolani FoundationAntony M. TownsendToys R UsTrackstarAlicia M. TranenMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey D. TranenMr. and Mrs. Alexander F. TreadwellTreibick Family FoundationPaul TrippDavid H. TroobLynne Q. and David TroykaTrystate Mechanical Inc.Bernard TschumiCharles Y. TseThe Marcia Brady Tucker

FoundationTulgey Wood FoundationMarshall TulinMr. and Mrs. Daniel TullyAllan J. TulpLes Turchin Philanthropic FundMr. and Mrs. Gerard M. TurinoTurn 2 Foundation, Inc.Two Dogs FarmMr. and Mrs. Michael J. Twomey

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Howard R. UdellEleanor UdolfMary L. UghettaMr. and Mrs. William Ughetta, Sr.United Airconditioning Corp.United HealthcareUnited Hospital FundUnited States Surgical CorporationUnited Way of the Capital Area, Inc.United Way of Greenwich, Inc.United Way of New York CityUnited Way of North EssexUnited Way of Tri-StateUniversity of TorontoMr. and Mrs. Michael UrkowitzRichard J. UrowskyU.S. Nursing CorporationU.S. Summit Corporation

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Mr. and Mrs. Andrew T. VadenDr. and Mrs. P. Roy P. VagelosAnthony VairamidesThe Valley HospitalValley National BankMr. and Mrs. J. Douglas Van NessThe Melinda and William J. Vanden

HeuvelVanneck Bailey FoundationDr. Susan J. VannucciDr. E. Darracott Vaughan Jr.VerizonVerizon FoundationDr. Mary G. VersfeltVertex Engineering Services Inc.The Linda J. Vester and Glen H.

Greenberg Philanthropic FundThe Vidda FoundationMr. and Mrs. John J. Vinci Sr.VisicuMr. and Mrs. Paul Vizcarrondo Jr.The Laura B. Vogler Foundation,

Inc.Mr. and Mrs. George J. VojtaMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. VolkMr. and Mrs. Mark VonderheideBeate and Henry Voremberg Donor

Advised FundMr. and Mrs. Henry VorembergTheodore N. Voss Charitable

Foundation

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George J. WadeRoger W. WadeElissa I. WadlerMr. and Mrs. Robert WaldeleDorothy WaldronAisha WaliMr. and Mrs. C. Carter Walker Jr.Joann WalkerMr. and Mrs. Michael WalkerWallace Funding Corp.Frederick J. and Theresa Dow

Wallace FundPaul F. WallaceMr. and Mrs. Ira D. WallachMr. and Mrs. Lou WallachMr. and Mrs. Robert M. WallachDiane Wallerstein and John HerfortNelson S. WalshThe Walter Machine Co., Inc.Walters Charitable TrustMr. and Mrs. Leigh R. WaltersThe William G. Walters FoundationMr. and Mrs. Howard WaltmanHonoré WamslerKarl Wamsler

Cheng C. WangChung Y. WangDr. Kwie D. WangWendy and Yichwan WangTown of Wappingers Little LeagueWilliam M. WapplerWarburg PincusJohn L. WardenThomas WarfieldWarner Foundation, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Matthew J. WarshauerMr. and Mrs. Herbert WechslerThe Watkins Family FoundationOlive F. WatsonDr. Jack J. WazenWCBS-TVCharlotte WeberMichael R. WeberDoris WechslerJohn N. WeedMarie B. WeiglWeill Family FoundationJoan and Sanford I. Weill Medical

College of Cornell UniversityMr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. WeinbachThe John S. & Amy S. Weinberg

FoundationMr. and Mrs. Michael F. WeinbergMichael F. and Edith H. Weinberg

Charitable FoundationPeter & Deborah Weinberg

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

FoundationDr. and Mrs. Michael A. WeinerSara and Scott WeinerMr. and Mrs. Thomas R.

WeingartenIsak & Rose Weinman FoundationElizabeth WeinraubJulia WeinsteinMr. and Mrs. Steven WeinsteinMr. and Mrs. Michael WeisbergDavid A. WeisbrodMr. and Mrs. Daniel K. Weiskopf IIIMr. and Mrs. Edwin L. Weisl Jr.Weiss Family FoundationBernard WeissDonna Karan WeissLarry WeissMichael S. WeissPat and Howard WeissRobert M. WeissRoger Weiss Family FoundationStephen H. WeissJames & Virginia Welch FoundationDr. Francis M. WeldWellington Foundation, Inc.Lynda F. WertheimToby Wertheim

Helen B. WestWestchester/Putnam Brokerage

Affiliates, Inc.Westminster Kennel ClubMr. and Mrs. Patrick J. WhalenDr. Ralph N. WhartonThe Wheeler FoundationCharlotte and Edward Wheeler

FoundationWhite & CaseDr. Dorothy A. WhiteShelby WhiteWilliam B. WhiteBrian White-GuayWhitehead FoundationMr. and Mrs. C. A. WhittinghamMr. and Mrs. H. Christopher

WhittlePeter WiddringtonJudith and Roger Widmann

Philanthropic FundMark K. WiedmanThe Malcolm Hewitt Wiener

FoundationThe Jeremy Wiesen FundWilentz, Goldman & Spitzer, P.A.The Wilf Family Hospital &

Medical Research FoundationStephen Wilkes Photography, Inc.The Dave H. and Reba W. Williams

FoundationMr. and Mrs. Garth D. WilliamsJoseph D. WilliamsMr. and Mrs. Paul D. WilliamsWilliam J. Williams Jr.Willis North America, Inc.Francine and Herbert L. Wilson

FundMr. and Mrs. John H. T. WilsonMargaret WindremWinston & StrawnMr. and Mrs. Arthur M. WinstonHarry Winston, IncorporatedNorman and Rosita Winston

FoundationAlice WitchelMr. and Mrs. Harold M. WitkowWM Group Engineers, P.C.Howard WohlWomen’s Medical AssociatesDr. David J. WolfFranklin WolfEdward and Elisabeth Wolfe

FoundationMargaret L. WolffBruce A. WolfsonThe Michael Wolk Heart

FoundationGloria Elizabeth Wolosoff Rev. TrustDavid K. WongCatherine E. WoodDr. Margaret Wood

Woodstock FoundationWoodworks Construction Co., Inc.World Textile Network Inc.WR Capital ManagementMr. and Mrs. Kenneth WrightMr. and Mrs. Robert C. WrightRobert F. & Valerie Wright

Charitable FoundationBarbara WristonKathryn and Walter Wriston Family

FundWyckoff Heights Medical CenterWyethMr. and Mrs. John H. Wyman

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Dr. and Mrs. Xenophon Xenophontos

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YPO Fairchester ChapterYared and Melisa Yawand-WossenP. M. YenYork International CorporationH.R. Young and Betty G. Young

FundMr. and Mrs. Paul YoungAudrey L. Youngelson

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Capt. Edith R. Zaager, Ret.Felice L. ZambettiMarian W. ZanettiBlanche ZarchinGeorge Zauderer FoundationDr. and Mrs. Albert J. ZazzaliMurray ZeiselMartin ZelmanMr. and Mrs. Hans ZieglerNancy V. ZielinskiJeanne M. ZimmermanThe Eugene Zitwer Foundation, Inc.Ernest ZlochowerMr. and Mrs. Matthew ZolaZorn FoundationNicholas S. ZoullasGary ZuarLyonel and Sylvia Zunz Family FundZurs Foundation, Inc.The Mollie Zweig Foundation


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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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JAMES LENOX SOCIETY

The James Lenox Society is a dedicatedcircle of friends helping to improvethe future of healthcare delivery atNewYork-Presbyterian Hospital/Columbia University Medical Center.Membership is extended to donorswhose unrestricted contributions total$1,000 or more throughout the year.These leadership gifts allow theHospital to provide the highest levelsof quality in patient care, clinicalservices, and medical advances. Inrecognition of their partnership,Society members enjoy a broad rangeof privileges and benefits fromNewYork-Presbyterian Hospital. TheJames Lenox Society creates a rareand profound opportunity to becomean insider – an active partner – inadvancing medicine. We would liketo thank members of the James LenoxSociety for their generous and contin-ued support.

PARTNERS IN MEDICINE

Partners in Medicine honors the spe-cial generosity of contributors whomake an annual gift of $1,000 ormore to NewYork-PresbyterianHospital/Weill Cornell MedicalCenter. As a Partner in Medicine,you are part of a proud tradition ofcaring and distinguished leadershipthat enables NewYork-PresbyterianHospital to serve millions of men,women and children with the bestinpatient care, biomedical research,medical education and communityoutreach. Partners are among the firstto hear about exciting breakthroughsin research conducted at our medicalcenter and are invited to exclusivegatherings to meet some of the world’sfinest researchers and physicians inmedicine today. We are especially grate-ful for your help in advancing medicalresearch and treatment.

TRUST AND ESTATE GIFTS

The following donors are rememberedfor the generous legacy they havecreated through a trust or bequestreceived in 2004.

Rose AloisiAlice T. BakerHarold BallinEileen BambergerBill BlassLucy BlissJohn Dexter Bush TrustGeorge D. CornellFrancis C. Divisek Elise FishEleanor GehrigHelena L. GloverHarry Gold TrustJesse HahnAnn Lennihan HodgesEdwin HoffritzFrank W. HoganCora Hull TrustRenée KaufmanCharles S. KeeneFrances Hanks KeyesGrace Lamb Trust Gertrude LanznerSusan LevenGilbert Liberman Irrevocable TrustCharles W. Lutzelberger

Melvin LyonsFlorence N. MarshallWilliam and Elizabeth McKnightMarion B. MelanderIsabella Goff MetcalfCarlton C. MillsMary Bullock MorrisJacqueline Kennedy Onassis Abby and George O’Neill W. Robert OrrStanley de J. OsborneAnnette ParisiAlexander R. Peacock Elizabeth PearsonEllen PekarskyAlys M. PolakRichard I. PurnellMary ReillyGerhard ReithmullerJenny RosendahlElizabeth RumpfNell Easterbrook SmithFrances W. SperberH. Richard SternLillian StuderJohn W. Van NortwickMargaret WaddsEmily WargaJoan H. WickertWalter WillnerPhilip G. WoodwardWillow Run Trust IIMarilyn Zmudosky

The list of donors on the previous pages includes members of the following gift societies at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital.


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WHITNEY-HARKNESS SOCIETY

The Whitney-Harkness Societyrecognizes the following individualswho contributed to NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital throughcharitable gift planning, includingadvised bequests, charitable trusts,gift annuities, pooled income funds,and gifts of retirement plan assetsor real estate.

These individuals continue the legacyestablished through the careful plan-ning of Payne Whitney and EdwardHarkness, whose foresight was instru-mental in the establishment on theirpresent-day sites of the two great aca-demic medical institutions that formNewYork-Presbyterian Hospital.

Hugh T. AdamsMrs. Herbert Allen Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Carl ApfelJohn J. AppletonThomas H. BaconPhilip BakerMrs. Ben BarrackDoris W. BarthMartin A. BattestinMr. and Mrs. Richard A. BenedictDr. and Mrs. Joseph L. BerkeleyBerta M. BestJune R. Bingham BirgeIrma BirnbaumBarbara BitskoMervin J. BlockDr. and Mrs. James F. BourlandRichard S. BraddockDr. Jerome H. BranderMarion I. BreenMr. and Mrs. David BrownThomson R. Bryant Jr.Myron BuchsbaumGilbert ButlerJane H. ChoatePaul J. ChymiyMr. and Mrs. Michael G. CitarellaJean B. ClarkLucille G. CohenPaul M. CohenMr. and Mrs. Morris CoppersmithCarol M. CorbyJean CovingtonUrsel CrutchfieldIda D’AgostinoMrs. Alexander T. DaignaultEvelyn Y. DavisMr. and Mrs. Richard DeemsMalcolm DelaneyAnnette E. de la RentaMrs. Vincent de RouletJean DisantisElly DonovanMr. and Mrs. Oscar L. Dunn Jr.Mr. and Mrs. John Elliott Jr.Miriam EndersMary A. EstabrookMr. and Mrs. James H. EvansAlfonso FataMr. and Mrs. Eugene E. FataBarbara FeinsteinDr. Allen FowlerIsadore FreemanRachel M. FreemanSam FriedlanderDonald D. Friese

Julia GarciaMartha F. GerryThelma GishMyron N. GoldsteinWilliam T. GreeneShirley D. HarrisCharlotte K. HeilMinette HirschFrank HobelsbergerBurt HoltzmanDr. and Mrs. Allen HymanMr. and Mrs. Herbert IrvingDr. and Mrs. Charles E. Jacobson Jr.Robin Jaffe-CohenZelig JalowskiDr. Ellen H. KatzSidney KatzMrs. Benjamin H. KeanJoan Ann P. KramerRobert S. KrauseEdythe KurlanFlorence LaffelDr. Edith LangnerJeffrey S. LasdonAnne LipariDr. John N. LoebLar LubovitchRalph LunaMaria MackKenneth E. MacWilliamsBeatrice ManginSir Edwin A. MantonMr. and Mrs. David I. MargolisMr. and Mrs. Donald MassochiJames MattinglyMr. and Mrs. William F. MayKatherine MayerJ. Donald McNamaraIrving MendelsonPaula M. MossLorraine MuncherianDr. Gabriel NahasLouis OsofskyDr. Mark W. PasmantierWilliam S. PerperMrs. Milton PetrieMrs. George PhilippMorris J. PintoMay PorgesJoan PostelJenice PulverDr. Johnstone H. Quinan Jr.Susan G. RadnerDorothy S. RaymondDonna RedelAlbert Rene

Mrs. Abraham A. RibicoffArthur RobbinsTerrence RoeMr. and Mrs. Stanley RossmanAlice Rush-LevyMr. and Mrs. Joseph RussellSilhanova SagerMrs. Harvey SampsonMr. and Mrs. Leo SchenkerMr. and Mrs. Albert SchiffLilli SchleikornRobert L. SchwartzIvan SeidenbergUrsula SeligmannSusan ShuggGilda SlateMr. and Mrs. Bennett SmassanowMr. and Mrs. Harold F. SmithRichard E. SnyderMr. and Mrs. Steven P. SokolIda R. SteinPaula StoesselMr. and Mrs. Frank S. StreeterMr. and Mrs. Donald ToberJames TollarMary Van BurenBetty Cooper WallersteinJohn N. WeedDr. Mea WeinbergDiane WeinerMr. and Mrs. Robert L. WernerDr. Bill R. WestgardRaymond WinklerBarbara E. WintnerDavid WolfensonMiriam WolfsonSin K. WongKathryn WristonLyonel E. ZunzMark Zweier

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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, which results in new and improved treatments for

disease. Providing support for these programs in an 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 greater 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 various gift ideas. For

further information, please contact:

Marc Krause

Director of Planned Giving


525 East 68th Street, Box 123

New York, NY 10021

(212) 821-0512

[email protected]


In Memoriam /Making a Gift

IN MEMORIAM

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

Harry Arlis, M.D.Sidney Carter, M.D.George F. Crikelair, M.D.Carolyn DavisWilliam DixM. Irene Ferrer, M.D.Glenda Garvey, M.D.Robert H. HeissenbuttelJane E. HillRobert Hui, M.D.George A. Hyman, M.D.Marilyn G. KarmasonRachel Barone Mannetti, Ed.D.Steven Z. Miller, M.D.Stanley de J. OsborneElizabeth R. PrichardLawrence Resnick, M.D.Laurance S. RockefellerWilliam SchottWilliam A. Silverman, M.D.Peter E. Stokes, M.D.Michael SullivanWalter B. Wriston

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The 2004-2005 Annual Report was published by the Department of Public Affairs of NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital. Special thanks toour academic affiliates, Columbia University College of Physiciansand Surgeons and Weill Medical College of Cornell University, fortheir collaboration and assistance in the preparation of this report.

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Connections: Caring for Our CommunityEncouraging the Potential of Youth 8A Helping Hand in the Home... 10...A Helping Hand in the Neighborhood 12Extending Care Block by Block 16Keeping Adults Sound in Mind and Body 18Reaching Out Overseas 22

Community Action and Advocacy 26

Development Report 28 Report on the Councils

Facts and Financials 33

Above: A neighborhood mural photographed nearthe Charles B. Rangel Community Health Center

on West 135th Street—one of the Hospital’sAmbulatory Care Network practices.

On the cover: From health and wellness pro-grams, to outreach services for the elderly, to

educational opportunities for youth, and healthcare here and abroad, NewYork-Presbyterian con-

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