Windward School Report on Philanthropy 2014-2015 by Windward School

Innovation is incredibly hard work that requires intention, even if you embark on a journey without knowing what the end result will be.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ADVANCEMENT OFFICE DAWN BARRETT Director of Institutional Advancement and Operations LINDSAY KNAUB Director of Development and Special Events JAMES LUBIN Director of Communications and Public Relations STEPHANIE MIRKIN MCDEVITT ’03 Director of Windward Fund and Parent Relations

WHITNEY BURKE Digital Communications Specialist

JENNA DICKMAN Event Coordinator

ALLISON KAUFMAN Publications Teacher, Communications Coordinator

MICHAEL BOGNANNO Research and Database Assistant Manager

JEFFREY GILDER ’08 Director of Alumni Relations

KEVIN NEWMAN Assistant Head for Strategic Partnerships

SUSAN MARX Director of Information Management & Research

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Windward School gratefully acknowledges all of our donors. Every effort has been made to ensure the highest accuracy of this report. If, however, you discover an error, please accept our sincerest apologies and notify the Advancement Office at 310.391.7127 so that we can correct our records. The fiscal year covered in this report is from July 1, 2014 to June 30, 2015. Gifts received after June 30, 2015 will be acknowledged in next year’s Report on Philanthropy.

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CONTENTS 02 ..........................................................Welcome 04 .............................................Board of Trustees

2014-15 ANNUAL FUND 08 ................... Revenues & Operating Expenses 09 ................................................. Financial Aid 12 ............................ Research and Development 14 ................................. Program Enhancements 16 .................................... College Matriculation 18 ..................................................... Donor Roll 26 ...................................................... Volunteers 28 ................................................... Foundations 29 ............................................ Faculty and Staff 30 ............................................... Alumni Giving 32 ...................................... Alumni Endowment 34 .................................................... Major Gifts 36 .................................................. Spring Event 39 .................................................. Parent Guild 40 ................................................. Ways to Give

2014-2015

Welcome

WELCOME ear Friends, This issue of the Windward Report on Philanthropy celebrates the many individuals and families who contributed to the ongoing growth and evolution of our community during the course of the 20142015 school year. Every demonstration of support matters, and the ways in which our donors and volunteers direct their time and resources towards helping Windward realize its ambitious goals are deeply appreciated. Throughout our school’s history, parents, alumni, faculty, trustees, and others from both inside and outside our immediate community have been directly responsible for ensuring that Windward has the resources it needs to continue providing a cutting-edge education to students today while planning the evolutionary steps that will result in an even stronger school tomorrow. To all who have contributed to this ongoing effort, we thank you for your vision and generosity. Windward’s founders were pioneers of a different time, but they took bold action about something they believed in, and the strength of those ideas inspired others to do the same. More than four decades ago, Shirley Windward and Carl Parsons sought to create an independent school based on the notion that the process of learning should mean much more than rote memorization. Instead, they felt that students would respond to – and ultimately benefit from – a learning community in which critical thinking skills and originality could be encouraged by collaborative academic discussions and a course of study that emphasized the relationships among different disciplines.

While our school has since grown and changed to a tremendous extent, our journey forward continues on a similarly ambitious path, still guided by our founding values and vision to provide a dynamic education within a nurturing learning community. As today’s faculty teams continue a new cycle of extensive deep research, they leverage our growing partnerships with leading universities, experts, and business leaders, ultimately seeking out the best practices and emerging data across the country that will help inform our ongoing development of tomorrow’s cutting-edge programs and facilities for education. The initial results of this work are already being incorporated into programs across the curriculum and are being prototyped in several new state-of-the art environments for learning that are equipped with cutting edge tools and designed to promote cross-pollination of ideas. It is no accident that our newest programs and spaces reflect elements of contemporary creative workplaces and spaces for brainstorming. As students tinker and create during projects that cross disciplines, they will develop critical thinking abilities, come to better understand the connections between different elements of their world, and become comfortable with experimentation, idea synthesis, and creativity. Perhaps most important of all in our globalized world, they will learn and thrive on collaboration, guided by educational training that emphasizes the power of teamwork with others. Innovation is incredibly hard work that requires intention, even if you embark on a journey without knowing what the end result will be. And for this, we are immensely grateful for the deep commitment and leadership demonstrated by our Board of Trustees, who bring their

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considerable experiences and unique talents to help steward our ambitious plans and ensure that as we grow and innovate further, we continue to follow the path laid out in the school’s strategic plan. Special thanks are also due to our departing trustees Mary Brussell, Michael Hackman, Irene Kleinberg, and George Rosenthal for their years of service to Windward in many ways. They have each been deeply involved in the life of the school and their significant contributions to our community will continue to stand as a model for all who follow in their path. We especially want to recognize the contributions of Irene Kleinberg, who served as Chair of the Board of Trustees during a critical period in Windward’s development and has served the school for nearly 30 years. On a personal note, our longstanding and fruitful partnership together has created a link between the Board Chair and Head of School that serves as a valuable conduit between the school’s leadership teams, helping Windward remain nimble during this period of tremendous growth. This is an exciting time of discovery, and the ultimate outcome of our ambitious plans will require the continued support, commitment, teamwork, and contributions of everyone who believes that education is the greatest gift of lasting significance that can be given to the world of tomorrow. We think that a true commitment to innovation provides both a special opportunity during transformational times– as well as great responsibility. Our collective acceptance of that challenge will provide immense support to efforts that have immeasurable value to society, impacting individual lives today and shaping the world to come. With deep gratitude,

Tom Gilder Head of School

Elliot Gordon ’74 Chair, Board of Trustees

We think that a true commitment to innovation provides both a special opportunity during transformational times– as well as great responsibility.

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Board of Trustees

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Windward is a premiere independent school today thanks to the dedication and expertise of its faculty and administrators, generous supporters, and committed volunteers, most notably the members of the Board of Trustees. Trustee leadership guides the progress of the Strategic Plan, the roadmap for advancing the school’s mission.

2014-2015 BOARD OF TRUSTEES Mary Brussell, Patricia Duncan*, Bruce Eskovitz, Bryan Ezralow, Ted Fikre, Tom Gilder*, Nancy Glaser, Elliot Gordon ‘74*, Jane Gutman*, Michael Hackman, Irene Kleinberg, Emily Kovner Moss ‘91*, Nora Malone*, Bill McMorrow*, Allison Mirkin*, Michael Parks*, Bennett Rosenthal, George Rosenthal, Tony Rubin, Randye Soref, Marvin Suomi, Karol Watson, Perrie Weiner* and Neil Wertlieb* *Pictured above

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THANK YOU TO OUR DEPARTING TRUSTEES We are deeply grateful to all who have served as Trustees since the School was founded in 1971, and we salute the following Trustees, who are leaving the Board this year, for their commitment to Windward. As you join the special group of former Trustees, please know that you are always a member of the Windward community, and we look forward to your continued involvement in the life of the school.

MARY BRUSSELL

IRENE KLEINBERG

Mary Brussell served a one-year term as Trustee as part of her role as President of the Windward Parent Guild for the 2014-15 academic year. Windward is able to accomplish so much in part to the leadership of the Parent Guild committees supporting Fundraising, Athletics, Performing Arts, and so many other programs on campus. Mary will continue to provide the Parent Guild her experience and guidance as she serves as the Past President on the Executive Committee for the 2015-16 academic year.

Irene Kleinberg has dedicated nearly 30 years of service to Windward having joined the Board in 1986. She was a member of Windward’s first strategic planning committee in 1987, and she chaired the next strategic planning committee. Irene was the Board Chair from 1991 to 1996 and throughout her time was involved in various Board committees including Executive, Finance, Trustees, Campaign Steering, and Strategic Planning. Irene also served as the Parent Guild President from 1986 to 1988. In this role, she organized a series of small group dinners in parents homes that gave Tom Gilder an opportunity to conduct a listening tour with Windward community members during his first years as Head of School. These small group dinners were pivotal in the successful implementation of Windward’s first Strategic Plan. Irene leaves behind a legacy as a leader and a supporter of the arts with the aptly named Irene Kleinberg Theater. Windward is grateful for Irene’s dedication and commitment throughout the years.

MICHAEL HACKMAN Michael Hackman joined the Board in 2006 and has served as a member of the Finance Committee, approving budgets that provided the resources for Windward to research best practices and to forge partnerships that have made the school a model for innovation. Michael also served an instrumental role in the development of Windward’s current Strategic Plan. As a member of the Investment Committee, Michael helped to update the school’s investment policy and guided the school in its selection of an investment advisor for the Windward Endowment. The creation of the endowment was a major goal of the current Strategic Plan. Michael’s dedication and work on numerous Board committees made him instrumental in the successful implementation of the Strategic Plan. Michael and his wife Caroline have given generously to the school, supporting our last campaign, opening their home to many donor and volunteer events, and giving annually to the Windward Fund and the Spring Event.

GEORGE ROSENTHAL George Rosenthal joined the Board in 2010 and has served as a dedicated member of the latest Strategic Planning Committee and the Finance Committee. In his role on the Investment Committee, George worked to update the school’s investment policy and create the Windward Endowment, which was an important goal of the current Strategic Plan. Through his various roles on the Board, George was instrumental in the successful implementation of the Strategic Plan. In addition, George has hosted a number of events for Windward at his vineyard in Malibu, including a Board Retreat. George’s generosity as a donor as well as his involvement as a parent, and now as a grandparent, are deeply appreciated.

WELCOME TO OUR NEW TRUSTEES DAN GINSBERG

DEBBIE MARKILES

A businessman with several decades in senior

Debbie Markiles returns to the Board

agency executive and then principal owner of local

Trustee as part of her role as Parent Guild

of a specially formed turnaround team, Dan sold his

She has served as a valuable member of the

Carolina, to bring respectability back to the venerable

2013, and will continue her role on that

leadership positions, Dan was initially an advertising

having previously served a one year-term as

agency, dGWB. Then, with an opportunity to be part

President for the 2013-14 academic year.

agency and made his way, with wife Caren, to North

Stewardship Committee of the Board since

brand, Hardee’s.

committee.

After that successful experience, Dan and Caren returned to Southern California where Dan

Debbie is Vice President, West Coast Advertising Sales for Fox News Channel

fast moving consumer product brand of the 21st century. Surely, there are few products,

Communications majoring in Advertising and Marketing. She worked for several

moved on from Red Bull to work with friends and Windward parents, Raymond and Jane

Fox since 2000. In addition to her involvement at Windward, Debbie is currently

professional skincare company, satisfying consumers in more than 80 countries.

Education Changes A Nation). She served as a PTA Board Member for several

Now, Dan is on to entrepreneurial ventures, and works as an advisor/consultant/board

Kids International. Debbie and her husband, Jonathan, are the parents of Phoebe,

assumed the position of CEO of Red Bull which some have expressed to be the seminal

and Fox Business Network. She graduated from Boston University with a BS in

at any time, that have matched or exceeded the success of Red Bull during this time. Dan

years in advertising sales at NBC in both New York and Burbank and has been at

Wurwand, as CEO of their business, Dermalogica, the world’s largest and most respected

a member of the Alliance for Women in Media and SHE-CAN (Supporting Her

member to a variety of businesses. Most importantly, he and Caren are proud parents of Jack ’16 and Stella ’17.

years at Webster Elementary School and as a Malibu Guild Member of Mending a Windward Junior, and Windward alum, Benjamin ‘14.

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2015-2016

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

PAMELA MASS

Chair/President Elliot Gordon â&#x20AC;&#x2122;74

Pamela Mass is the current President of

the Windward Parent Guild and is serving her third year on the Parent Guild Board. She has been a prominent member of

their Executive Committee serving as Vice

President for the last two years. Prior to that

Pamela was President of the Canyon Charter School Booster Club. Pamela worked for

the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art,

Los Angeles County Museum of Art and the Getty Trust before starting an arts

consulting firm. She served as president of the MOCA Contemporaries Board at the Museum of Contemporary Art and spent six years on the Board of Trustees

and the Executive Board of the Craft and Folk Art Museum. In addition, Pamela

is a member of Blue Ribbon at the Music Center. Pamela was educated at UCLA,

Secretary Tom Gilder Vice-Chairs Bryan Ezralow Allison Mirkin

Tony Rubin Neil Wertlieb

Chief Financial Officer/Treasurer Bennett Rosenthal Parent Guild Representative Pamela Mass

the University of Paris and Art Center. She and her husband, Ron, are parents

of Nolan, a Windward Eleventh Grader; Oliver, a Windward Ninth Grader; and younger son, Theo.

Members Patricia Duncan Bruce Eskovitz Ted Fikre Dan Ginsberg Nancy Glaser Jane Gutman Emily Kovner Moss â&#x20AC;&#x2122;91 Nora Malone

Debbie Markiles Bill McMorrow Michael Parks Randye Soref Marvin Suomi Karol Watson Perrie Weiner

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2014-15

REVENUES & OPERATING EXPENSES 7%

13%

General & Admin

Fundraising

Plant

OPERATING EXPENSE

11%

Financial Aid

REVENUES

93%

Tuition & Fees

Debt Service

62%

Instructional

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WINDWARD

FINANCIAL AID indward Schoolâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s commitment to diversity and inclusivity is an integral part of its educational fabric and is inextricably linked to the mission of the School. Windward School is dedicated to creating a welcoming community that embraces the individuality of each of its members, encourages students to develop a deep understanding of identity, and fosters an inclusive environment where diversity is both recognized and honored. A robust Financial Aid Program makes a Windward education possible for qualified students regardless of financial ability and is critical to ensuring economic diversity and attracting talented students of all backgrounds. Investment in financial aid pays dividends that can be life-changing.

of financial aid

students since 2008

CAROL ANTOINETTE (POWELL) ‘13

FINANCIAL AID SPOTLIGHT efore Windward, I didn’t really know what family meant,” shared Carol Antoinette (Powell) ‘13, but this was not always the case, as Carol readily admits. Her mother, Loretta Powell, was determined for Carol to receive a more dynamic education than was possible from the home schools in their neighborhood. When she applied to Windward for her daughter’s freshman year, Carol was not excited about the idea. When the acceptance letter arrived and offered a significant financial aid award, Loretta knew this opportunity was too good to pass up and unilaterally made the decision for Carol to attend. She told Carol, “If they’re going to give you money to go to that school, you are going to get that dynamic education.” Today Carol laughs as she recalls her “middle-school attitude” at the time, determined that she would not talk to anybody at Windward. “That lasted about three months because every time I went to class, teachers were asking me how I was doing, and wanting to tutor me, and eat lunch with me. It was very hard to be distant...because these people cared!” There were a number of teachers and coaches at Windward who played, and continue to play, an extremely important role in Carol’s life. Carol raves about her basketball coach, “Vanessa Nygaard was the best thing that could have ever happened to me.” Through Vanessa’s encouragement, Carol began to open up to her classmates and make friends, and form strong mentoring relationships with her teachers. During her time at Windward, she played Varsity basketball, was the captain of the Dance Company, and performed

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in the fall plays and spring musicals. Carol learned that by accepting the nurturing community inherent at Windward, she could grow and succeed in ways she never imagined possible - including attending the University of Southern California, where she is majoring in Narrative Studies with a double minor in theater and dance. Carol acknowledges that her success “would not be possible without Tom Gilder and all the donors who gave in order for there to be a financial aid program for me to go to Windward and to see the opportunities that a dynamic education has to offer and made me into the person I am today.”

Even though I’m no longer sitting in those classrooms, I’m still getting that dynamic education because the Windward family is eternal. - CAROL ANTOINETTE (POWELL) ‘13 ALUMNA

REPORT ON PHILANTHROPY arol continues to stay connected with Windward and benefit from the community. She recently shot her first ever dance music video, titled “Project Missy”, starring several members of the Windward Dance Company, in early June. In addition, she has come back to campus for two years in a row to work as a guest choreographer with the Windward Dance Company, sharing her expertise with students. “There will never be a time where returning back to Windward to contribute to the growth of the community will not be the most important thing in the world to me,” says the alumna. She “considers Windward the gift that keeps on giving.” Carol has been able to take advantage of the Windward Network and is looking forward to working with the alumni that she has connected with in the future. “Even though I’m no longer sitting in those classrooms, I’m still getting that dynamic education because the Windward family is eternal.”

Denotes five or more consecutive years of giving

RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT:

AN INVESTMENT IN LIFELONG LEARNING ach of Windward’s faculty and staff members bring unique talents, training, and experiences to their positions. While they have an incredibly diverse range of backgrounds, they uniformly share a love and commitment to life-long learning. At Windward, this is not only welcomed, but encouraged and vigorously supported through a formal program that ensures both teachers and staff members continue

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growing as professionals by staying abreast of developments in their areas of interest, creating new relationships with others in their field, or taking on the challenge of enhancing their expertise by acquiring an entirely new skill. Support to Windward’s Annual Fund has made this valuable program of betterment available for years, and it has recently been formally re-dubbed as “Research and Development” to more accurately reflect its wide-ranging goals and impact.

Research and Development funding is allocated on a continuous basis throughout the year as opportunities arise. According to the program’s latest coordinator, Daniel Guitierrez, who has himself been a beneficiary of funds on numerous occasions throughout the years, “The ability to support faculty and staff in their Research and Development requests allows Windward to improve the human capital of our school as a collective whole. There are a variety of different ways in which these funds will be used by participants, but regardless of the activities they are taking part in, the result is that they will return to Windward more knowledgeable and experienced than they were before.” On an annual basis, the program enables dozens of Windward faculty and staff to attend workshops, visit other independent schools or universities to form partnerships and even in some cases to support the pursuit of advanced degrees. Recently, a joint Windward team working on growth and engagement attended the iTeach event at San Domenico School, an annual conference that is specifically geared towards providing professional development for teachers creating ways of integrating iPads and other technology into their schools. Staff are the direct beneficiaries of these opportunities as well. During the multi-year development of Windward’s new website, members of the Communications team attended a weeklong seminar that covered innovative uses of social media, video storytelling, and graphic design – all of which influenced decisions that eventually yielded the finished product introduced this past summer.

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The impact of these research experiences is directly linked to program development and ongoing innovation at Windward.

makes in its employees is indicative of the importance it places on cultivating and retaining talent. The impact of these research experiences is directly linked to program development and ongoing innovation at Windward. In an effort to continue to build upon the progress of the STEAM initiative, representatives from the science and visual arts departments attended a conference at Stanford University in the fall of 2014 that brought inspiration for the future of cross-curricular collaboration. Their journey led to the development of new maker programs promoting student engagement and helped inform the finished plans for the C.R.E.A.T.E. Studio, which will open in Fall 2015 and prepare students for future experiences with hands-on learning. While each Research and Development application is considered on an individual basis, there is one prime criterion on which all activities are evaluated. According to Guitierrez, “The ultimate question we think about is if we are using monies in a way that will result in a tangible improvement in student learning and outcomes.” No matter what the form of the Research and Development activity may be, the participant or attendees will enhance the school community with newfound knowledge, perspective, and ideas. Though the benefits are many, this program is not simply about self-improvement; it is about improvement that will directly impact Windward’s students as well.

Even the newest employees can benefit, particularly teachers who are building early career experience or working professionals who can enhance the delivery of their knowledge by practicing their mastery of new classroom techniques. As one might imagine, for faculty and staff who are considering Windward as a possible place to continue their career, the promise of funding that ensures continual professional development is enormously appealing. In the same way, the investment Windward

PROGRAM ENHANCEMENTS ontributions to the Windward Annual Fund are also investments in the growth of programs and initiatives. With this support, Windward faculty have the equipment, tools, and resources necessary to constantly ensure students receive the best education possible. From new technologies to new texts and everything in between, the Program Enhancement budget is a critical way to ensure that Windward is able to continue pursuing its mission to provide an ever-more dynamic education for students. Here are is a small sampling of the many ways that Annual Fund support of program enhancements have brought about recent innovations and additions of note:

Serious about Business in Entrepreneurship Synthesizing ideas from the Stanford University’s Educator’s Workshop for Entrepreneurial programs and the experiential methods developed by serial entrepreneurs behind the Lean Launch Pad (LLP) methodology, members of Windward’s Entrepreneurship team have further developed the robust and growing program at Windward. The ideas presented in classes and extracurricular opportunities are derived in part from cutting edge curriculum taught at the college and MBA levels, helping turn Windward into a nationwide leader in entrepreneurial education at the secondary level. Last year’s new Upper School elective class, Think Differently, provides tools on problem solving to encourage flexibility and develop a worldview that will benefit Windward students who have a desire to become entrepreneurs. Moreover, LLPbased methodology has been introduced in the Financial Algebra class. Further plans are in the works to extend the Entrepreneurship program into a middle school elective and are also being co-developed alongside future projects for the prototype new maker spaces on campus.

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In addition to growing and expanding the opportunities for students to work with the Business Case Study Competition (a collaboration with Bain Consulting Firm), the student “Buy it on the Bridge” program has given Windwardians a chance to showcase and sell their own products, ranging from t-shirts to cellphone cases and custom jewelry. Over the year, students have also had the opportunity to hear from and talk to young entrepreneurs as well as established entrepreneurs, promoting a better understanding of ways in which ideas and determination can overcome barriers to becoming a business owner at any age. Equipped with practical advice, potential Windward entrepreneurs are encouraged to go beyond the boundaries of normal thought with the goal of developing new ideas and taking informed risks in their development of exciting concepts.

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Finding Balance Through Challenge Success Windward’s second year of working on its own version of the Challenge Success program first started by Stanford University brought about strides in the work being done to increase growth and engagement at all grade levels while developing ways to offset pressures that students might perceive in their lives. Data showing that students can excel in environments where they feel supported and can develop relationships rooted in openness and trust was the catalyst for the year’s “Shadow Day” experiment. This provided educators with a chance to follow the daily routine of a specific student, giving a better first-hand sense of what the everyday Windward experience is like. The exercise provided new perspectives on how students anticipate tests and quizzes and how the learning process varies along with energy - from class to class during course of the school day. The quest for balance and optimal performance helped contribute to the discussions that resulted in the introduction of a later start day once a week in the 2015-16 school year, allowing students with a mid-week chance to catch up a bit on sleep. Conversations about helping teens grow and learn in the best possible way continued with visits this year from speakers such as educational specialist Professor Yong Zhao and clinical psychologist Dr. Michael Thompson, author of The Pressured Child. Discussion about growth and engagement continues as a visit from Stanford’s Challenge Success director Dr. Denise Pope kicks off the 201516 school year with workshops for faculty and the year’s first community speaker presentation for parents.

Exploring and Learning with Hands-On Technologies With the acquisition of 3D printers, arduino microcontrollers and other technologies, Windward’s faculty and students have explored incredible new frontiers across the curriculum along with the guidance of expert consultants and authors Joan Horvath and Rich Cameron of Nonscriptum. Over the last year, new projects were developed to engage students with a wide array of challenges involving emerging technological tools, including: • Science students considered the biological and ecological possibilities of man-made environments by creating 3D printed coral, which were used for direct experimentation by being used in a tank along with their original natural counterparts in order to determine whether aquatic life forms would notice the difference between the two habitats. • The creation of the “Haunted Dress” brought the study of wearable technologies to theatre and art students learning costume design. Work on a gown tailored with wire, outfitted with LED lights, and studded with “sewable” microprocessors helped provide a hands-on example of ways that designers and actors might showcase new forms of magic on stage and eventually modify these technologies for everyday use. • Design thinking and prototyping made its way into numerous cross-disciplinary projects over the course of the year, including a project in the middle school to demonstrate physical forces by creating concepts for miniature playground equipment, then using computer design programs and 3D printing processes to turn these ideas into reality.

CLASS OF 2015

COLLEGE MATRICULATION LIST

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 2015!

Contributions to Windwardâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Annual Fund make it possible to provide students with the very best college-preparatory education that will help them reach their full potential. This year, our graduates will continue pursuing their lifeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s passions - academic, artistic, and athletic - at more than 50 colleges and universities across the country.

Amherst College Babson College Bard College Boston University (5) Brandeis University (3) Brown University Carnegie Mellon University (2) Chapman University (2) Claremont McKenna College College of Charleston Columbia University Duke University Emory University Harvard University Kenyon College Lewis & Clark College London College of Fashion Loyola Marymount University Miami University, Oxford New York University (10) Northfield Mount Hermon Northwestern University Oberlin College Pepperdine University (2) Princeton University Santa Clara University Santa Monica College (2)

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Scripps College Smith College Stanford University (2) Syracuse University (5) The George Washington University (2) The University of Texas, Austin Tufts University (2) Tulane University (2) United States Military Academy University of California, Berkeley (4) University of California, Los Angeles (4) University of California, Santa Barbara University of California, Santa Cruz University of Chicago University of Colorado at Boulder (2) University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign University of Maryland, College Park University of Miami University of Michigan (2) University of Pennsylvania University of Puget Sound University of Southern California (5) University of Wisconsin, Madison (2) Washington University in St. Louis Wheaton College MA Yale University (2)

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FOUNDER: $50,000 + Jordan and Christine Kaplan The Ahmanson Foundation The Annenberg Foundation

HEAD OF SCHOOL: $25,000 - $49,999

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ANNUAL FUND DONOR ROLL

indward School gratefully acknowledges the following donors and volunteers for their support of the 2014-15 Annual Fund. Their generosity helped raise $1,799,000 for the Annual Fund, surpassing our ambitious goal of $1.6 million. The Annual Fund is the cornerstone of the Windwardâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s fundraising efforts and provides critical support for Faculty Betterment (now known as Research & Development), Financial Aid, and Program Enhancements, impacting every student, teacher and program at Windward. Thank you!

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Anonymous Gary â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;77 and Wendy Broad Jon and Nancy Glaser James and Julie Kang William and Leslie McMorrow Robert and Kerry Morris William and Carol Ouchi Bennett and Allison Rosenthal Tony Rubin and Linda Rubin The Rose Hills Foundation Vincent Tsai and Sarah Ouchi

VISIONARY: $15,000 - $24,999 Conrad H. Hilton Foundation Bryan and Quinn Ezralow Ted Fikre and Angela Asher Jodie Foster and Cydney Bernard Michael and Caroline Hackman John Landgraf and Ally Walker-Landgraf

Ronald and Pamela Mass Mark and Angela Milstein Kenneth and Laura Rogers Neil and La Donna Wertlieb

LEADERSHIP: $10,000 - $14,999 Anonymous (2) Steve and Sheri Altieri Howard and Lori Altman Don Arnold and Emily Liman Robert and Kerry Benderson Adam and Karen Berkowitz Capital Group Companies Charitable Foundation Arthur and Kate Coppola Steve and Julie Dolcemaschio John and Alicia Goldsmith Teddy and Emily Greenspan Steven and Patricia Hartunian Jerry Klein Kristen Klein Rick Leslie and Laura Ornest Sharyn Nichols Levey Ellen Liman Jonathan and Nancy Lurie Armand and Marie Marciano Michael Parks and Judith Hayward Kirsten J. Richter Michael and Laura Richter George Rosenthal and Karen Sharp Rosenthall

Jonathan Friedland ‘77 and Victoria Godfrey Todd and Shana Garner Cuba and Sara Gooding David and Dawn Gooding Elliot Gordon ‘74 and Carol Schwartz H. Jane Gutman Cyrus and Shiva Hadavi Doug Herzog and Noreen Farrell-Herzog Alan and Annie Holleb Scott and Andrea Holtzman Basil Iwanyk and Natalie Reisman Iwanyk BENEFACTOR: David and Jamie Jeter $5,000 - $9,999 Trent Jones and Francie Calfo EJ Kavounas and Chung Han Michael Abrams and Robert and Fori Kay Randye Soref Brian and Lisa Kessler Michael and Christina Adberg John and Marie Krueger Wesley and Irene Baba Robert Levy Marco and Holly Bario Jonathan and Elinor Lewis Jeff and Tanya Baron Nick and Vaughan Meyer Daniel and Melinda Berman David and Jennifer Miner Tristan Bickman and Jeffrey and Allison Mirkin David Ribakoff Eric Moss and Mark Borman and Karen Hermelin Emily Kovner Moss ‘91 Dwight and Carolyn Caines Bruce and Judith Newman Robert and Rachel Clifford Chris and Dick Newman Thomas Cotsen and Charles and Lydia Oppenheim Jennifer Blum Michael and Tanya Oppenheim Jack Dado and Elizabeth Freeman Paul and I-Shyh Ortiz Joseph Earley and Adrian Alvarez Scott and Nicole Pearson John and Rachel Edwards Howard and Kerry Perlow

Winston Peters and Patricia Duncan Jeffrey and Debi Pomerantz Marc and Emi Preiser Billy Ray and Stacy Sherman Mark and Laurie Rosenthal Gary and Tiffany Sacks Albert and Jennifer Salke Ian and Lisa Schapiro Todd and Leah Sherman Brian and Kirsten Shirken Mark and Ellen Simmons Jerome Solomon and Dana Astrow-Solomon Marvin and Clare Suomi Ardie and Tania Tavangarian Cuyler and Lexine Tremayne Mauricio and Kyle Umansky Gregory and Danae Webster David and Mindy Weiner Keenan and Orna Wolens Raymond and Jane Wurwand George Young and Gillian Blessley

PARTNER: $2,500 - $4,999 Anonymous Avron Anstey Christopher and Troy Bailey Warren Becker and Ann Blanchard David Beitchman and Moon Kim

STRENGTH IN NUMBERS

Rate of Participation in 2014-15 Annual Fund BOARD OF TRUSTEES

100%

FACULTY AND STAFF

100%

ALUMNI COUNCIL

100%

PARENTS

Antonio Bernardo and Karen Van Nuys Dilip and Kamila Bhavnani Don and Linda Blauner Peter and Lisa Block Boeing Corporation Christopher Branche and Karol Watson Anthony and Alexandra Brent Dan and Mary Brussell Mark and Shainaz Burg California Community Foundation Don Cheadle and Bridgid Coulter Christopher and Lisa Downey Employees Charity Organization Northrop Grumman Ron and Marni Eshel Gary L. Fleck

94%

Jeffrey Freedman and Karen Silagi Richard Freeman Glen and Elizabeth Friedman Lindsay and Karen Gardner Stephen and Danielle Gelber Daniel and Catherine Gerst Tom and Lori Gilder Guy Goldschmidt and Cari Levin Karsten Gopinath and Rosanne Cunningham Jerry Goren and Julia Coley Jeff Green and Melissa Papp Green Michael and Sheri Green Steve Green John and Stephanie Griswold Jonathan Gross and Joan Goldfeder Alexander and Jan Haagen

Denotes five or more consecutive years of giving

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Thomas and Lesley Slatkin Joseph Sliskovich and Jennifer Harris Carlos and Paulina Smith Richard Stone and Rita Tuzon Evan Strauss Sam Surloff and Joanne Van Emburgh John Taylor and Angela DuRoss Adam and Trina Venit Perrie and Candice Weiner Mark Zakarin and Gina Deutsch-Zakarin

ANNUAL FUND DONOR ROLL

Christopher and Samantha Hannan Ted Harshberger and Sharon Novey Bryan and Stacie Hausner Keith Henry and Denise McKenzie Henry David and Kristen Hodess Rochelle Huppin Chulwon and Sung Hyun Charles and Rachel Isgar Adam and Brooke Kanter Luke and Seta Kardashian Michael and Michelle Katz David and Rebecca Kekst Bernard and Nathalie Khalili Jay and Alison Kleckner Phillip Kurzner and Michael-Anne Browne Veronika Kwan Vandenberg and Robert Vandenberg Monte Lemann and CC Pulitzer-Lemann Kevin and Lisa Lewin Scott and Diane Lewis Gregory and Meg Lipstone Jerry and Diana Longarzo Colin Maduzia and Gretchen Humbert Jonathan and Debbie Markiles Paul and Dorrie Markovits J. David Marks and Cynthia Cidre Marks

Christian McCaw and Amber Valletta Jubin and Shoreh Merati Stephen Mick and Christine Torre Mark and Joyce Mickelson Chris and Laura Miller Mark and Andie Miller Rich and Vicky Miller Jay and Karen Mortenson Robert and Jennifer Morton Jason Newman and Stephanie Simon Barry and Rachel O’Brien Ramie and Ashley Ostrovsky Edward Parson and Jill Horwitz Russ and Carrie Pillar Bradley and Tina Pomerance Torsdon and Susan Poon Stephen Reymer and Christy Full Adam and Angie Rosen Mark and Carin Sage Avram and Dorothy Salkin Kenneth ‘86 and Michal Salkin Todd and Karinn Sammann Francis and Lauren Samuel Bruno and Sandrine Sarrola Ron Shelton and Lolita Davidovich Donald Shepherd and Jo Anne Yamamoto Scott and Karen Silver Ram Singh and Sushma Bhadauria

Annual Fund: Your Dollars at Work

Steve and Mare Smooke Arturo and Barbara Sneider Michael and Melanie Spiller Eric and Lynne Spillman Lawrence Stone and Melissa Goldsmith Jeff Strauss and Mindy Schultheis Ari and Martha Swiller Frank Tai and Lorraine Fesq Ric and Laura Tanner David and Michelle Taub UBS Foundation Phillip Vardi and Isabel Markovits Brian and Amy Weitman Wells Fargo Foundation Educational Matching Gift Program Tim and Rachel White Richard and Teri Wilks Howard and Debra Wollitz Russell and Sofia Wolpert Cyn and Beth Yamashiro John Zinman and Amy Goddard Smith

ASSOCIATE: $1,500 - $2,499 Debbie Abrams Bijan and Robin Armandpour Ceth Ashendouek ‘85 and Frieda Ashendouek Dawn Barrett

25 YEARS OF GROWTH ANNUAL FUND GIVING

Today...................................$1,799,000 2014-2015

5 Years Ago...........................$941,000 2009-2010

10 Years Ago.........................$820,000 2004-2005

15 Years Ago............................$391,000 1999-2000

20 Years Ago............................$272,600 1994-1995

25 Years Ago..............................$72,080 1989-1990

Justin and Dorika Beckett Anthony and Cynthia Bouza Richard Briant and Ronit Larone Ross Brodie and Cynthia Sikes Jonathan and Karen Brooks Armel Cahierre and Lisa Colacurcio-Cahierre David Chill and Andrea Lieberman Michael and Andrea Daniels Michele and Fadia de Falco Scott and Tali Diamond Disney Matching Gifts Program John Enright and Margaret Griffin

Tim and Stacey Farish Craig and Alisa Farkas Marc Feinstein and Jennifer DeVore Nancy Freeman Jeffrey and Linda Glaser Jonathan Glassner and Mara Levin Patrick Goldstein and Sonja Bolle Kevin and Kathleen Green Rafe Greenlee and Mylène Moreno David and Elaine Greenwald Scott and Beth Harris

Eric Mandel Scott McFarland and Susan Mearns Linda McLoughlin Figel ‘81 Steven Miller and Jill Miller Henry Millner and Rachael Jeck Byron and Allison Moldo Kevin Newman David and Liz Ondaatje Patricia Papper Robert and Lisa Peach Daniel and Lisa Platt Jon and Lisa Provisor Bruce Resnick and Robyn Martin David J. Richmond Karen T. Richmond Lawrence Rosenblum and Bita Rahbar Jason and Joy Rothenberg Steven and Elisa Rubin Casey Sakamoto and Pam Nishimura David and Varda Schriger Michael Schulte and Yuno Sakurai Greg ‘85 and Toni Simon Stephen and Christina Smale Dean and Mandy Stackel Scott and Lisa Stein Robert and Joy Steinberg Bradford Sterling and Danielle Laff Sterling ‘89 Mark and Amanda Tunnell David and Allison Voss Keith and Stacey Webster

Mindy Weiss and Robert David Patrick and Victoria Whelan Damon and Nicole Willick David and Leslie Wimmer

DONOR: UP TO $1,499 Anonymous Jeremy Adell ‘85 Gloria Aguirre Vito and Shirley Altieri Jennifer Altounian Angeleno Group LLC John and Rosalind Arenson Melanie Arias Daniel and Allison Arkin Alex Arko and Elissa Greer-Arko Natasha Arnold Ken Asher Herb and Irene Astrow Tracy and Dana Baer Gabriel Baez George and Betty Baffa Raymond Bakaitis Eva and Harold Baker Christopher and Marion Ball Howard and Jackie Banchik Randy Banchik and Jannell Greene Banchik Jeff Barzey Amy Baum ‘05 Stella Beale

Cindy Beals Annick Bellordre Mike Bennett and Keli Kastrup John Benun Nace and Cheryl Benun Michael Berick and Jennifer Maisel Steven and Robin Berlin Dustin and Debra Bernard Jules and Kristene Bernard Kevin and Lori Bernet Diane Bernstein Barbara Bernstein Brittany Berriz Steven N. Bersch Richard Best and Joanna Stingray Dev and Roopa Bhalla Dirk Binkley and Alma Castellanos Binkley Randall and Meghan Bishop Clifton and Sharnell Blevins Edward and PJ Bliss James Blythe and Cathleen McGrath Warren Bobrow and Joan Tucker James and Susan Bologna Claudio and Kathleen Boltiansky Cielo Botello-Williams Molly Branch Bobbington and Nina Brandt Roger Bridges Florencio Briones Richard and Kathy Brisacher Francisca Brouwer

James Bruce and Wendy Slusser Elizabeth Buchanek Alan and Christine Buckelew Virginia Bullukian Whitney Burke Mitchell and Lisa Butler Cal West Educators Placement Edward and Virginia Caress Stephen and Christie Carney Troy and Becky Carter Mya Caruso Andy and Ellen Castanon Maynor Castellanos Miguel and Mayra Castellanos Annell and Darwin Chambers Mitchell Chang and Kristen Ding Sam and Polina Chapiro Brenda Chavez ‘95 Jesse Chavez Eli and Arlene Chernow Candice Chiang Samantha Chinn ‘86 Peter Christian Calvin Christopher and Gail Nalls Glen Chung Sarah Clark Tammy Clem Gregory and Laura Cohen Kenneth and Joan Cohn Vincent and Mary Coletta D’Andre and April Collins Jorge Contreras William and Margaret Cook

Denotes five or more consecutive years of giving

REPORT ON PHILANTHROPY

David Held and Helene Silverstone Held Mats and Dominique Hellstrom James Ho and Berit Kerner Joshua and Lisa Hofheimer Home Box Office, Inc. Sungho Hong and Gin Lee-Hong Francis and Peggy Hung Taos Huskey ‘93 Jung U Hyun and Mi Reon Baek Hyun Gil and Nina Junger Adam and Dana Kaller Lee and Lauren Karny David and Stephanie Kingsdale Bruce and Stacy Kirshbaum Marvin and Irene Kleinberg Amy Klimek and Joshua Roth Michael and Pamela Kogan Fred and Paula Kuhns Patrick Kupelian and Nouha Kupelian Scott and Lori Lahman Audrey Lavin Meir and Debra Levy Harley and Julie Liker Kimberly Ling and Michael Baginski Howard Lipstone Duane and Tracie Lyons Larry Lyttle Thomas Mackey and Saheli Datta Charles and Jennifer Malaret

ANNUAL FUND DONOR ROLL

Andrew and Lisan Cooper Kira Solmon Cooper ‘87 Tony Cornelius Alvin Cowan Carrie Creighton Felicia Dalton Peter Damon and Stacey Travis

Jeffrey and Beata Daniels Celia Davidson Farkas George and Patricia Davis George and Sheila Davis Lacaisa Davis Philip and Kathy Davis Emily Dawe

Annual Fund: Your Dollars at Work

Tony De Los Reyes Wendy Dembo ‘84 Steven DePaul and Beth Rendeiro George DeShazo and Mary Evans Rob and Ellen Deutschman Debra S. Diamond Eric and Deborah Diamond Michael and Marilyn Diamond Paul and Susan Diamond Jenna Dickman Tyrone Dinneen and Marisa Blackshire Lawanna Dixon Paul and Robin Donzis Steven and Patrice Dworkin Andrew Edelstein ‘91 Rock and Kimberly Edwards Jon and Noa Ehrlich Josh Elbaum and Erica Hanson Anthony and Valerie English Sabrina Erickson Bruce and Patricia Eskovitz Bruce Ettinger and Tracey Alexander-Ettinger Isaiah Evans ‘12 Linda Evans Michael and Anne Eveloff Steve and Anne Factor Kiloh Fairchild Ayn Faubert Denise Feil Jerome and Roslyn Feinstein

Mark and Traci Feldman Mandy J. Ferguson William Ferguson Jessica Fischbein David and Lara Fishman Jon and Cindy Fitzgerald Ashley Fleming Jorge Flores ‘84 Ben and Emily Ford Elizabeth K. Ford Burton and Nanette Forester Dan and Adine Forman Julie Fortier Ted Fortier Jordan Fox Mario Franco and Nancy Cordova William and Adena Frank Sydalle Freeman Katherine Friedman ‘90 Julie and Garth Friedrich Patrick Friel Ray Friend and Rita Bower Trip Friendly and Ana Zeledon Friendly Leonard and Jill Fromer Sean ‘88 and Portia Furst Rhonda Gale Axel Galeano David Galperson ‘87 Robert Galperson ‘90 Jose Garcia and Crecencia Martinez Rodrigo Garcia and Adriana Sheinbaum

Paul and Sandy Geddes Gary and Maria Gersh Robert Gerst and Judy Ashmann-Gerst Jennifer Shankman Gibgot ‘87 Leslie Gilbert Jeffrey Gilder ‘08 Harry Gittes and Christine Cuddy Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Glaser David Gold ‘89 Eric Golden and Rebecca Walker William Goldenberg and Allison Diftler Richard and Linda Goldsmith Robert Goldsmith Steven Goldsobel and Antonia Chan-Goldsobel Jeff Goldstein Hiliana Gomez Joshua Goode and Karina Sterman Paul and Judith Goode Adam Gordon ‘82 Donald Gordon and Carol Johnston Hillary Gordon ‘77 Scott Gordon ‘84 Brett Gottlieb ‘85 Jerome and Gail Green John and Hilarie Green Roderick and Joyce Greene Andrew Greenebaum Ethel Gullette Jill Gully Julie Gunther

Samantha James Rodney and Dessie Jeffries Josh Johnson ‘93 Doug and Minda Johnstone Frances Jones Marcus and Silafaga Joseph Charles Karubian ‘88 Leslie Katzman Wallach ‘84 Allison Kaufman Owen and Elizabeth Kaye Christopher Kearley and Janice Bradshaw Katherine Kehr ‘95 Russell Kern ‘74 Bemnet and Irene Kibreab Steve Kierman Jeong E. Kim Lindsay Knaub Robert Knepper and Nadine Kary Neal Koch John Kohut and Eva Cwynar-Kohut Nikos and Rainer Kokotakis Gregory ‘88 and Stephanie Konkoff Shepard Kopp and Liza Ryan Noah Kovner ‘99 Brad and Christy Kreisberg Vitaly and Susan Kresin Jeffrey and Wendy Krieger Margaret Kuhns Ik-Whan and Jacqueline Kwon Amanda Kyed

Jerome and Nancy Lahman John and Mectilde Lambert Matthew and Suzan Lamishaw Lisa Lamont Alexandra Landes ‘04 Mark Landry and Judy Boasberg Diana Lang Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Lappen Rob Latimer Lisle Leete and Lauri Semarne Leete Maury Leiter Emilio and Daisha Leon Michael and Sharon Leventhal Ernest Levroney Danielle Levy Edward Lin and Christine Wang Joseph and Cathy Lin William and Mary-Dorothy Line Josh ‘95 and Lauren Lippman Brian Lloyd and Mara Silverman Oscar Lopez-Borbon and Vanessa Rodriguez Lopez Geraldine Loveless Ron Low and Wanda Denson-Low Eric and Cardiff Loy James Lubin Peter Lunenfeld and Susan Kandel Chester and Tess Maduzia Jacqueline Maizland Nora Malone Marci Maniker-Leiter Marsh & McLennan Companies

David and Lauri Martin Susan Marx Michelle McGuire Oren and Gigi McLurkin Gregory McWhirter Sandro Meallet and Melissa Painter Alma Medina ‘88 Dan and Brandie Meis Anthony and Denise Melas Hillary Mendelsohn Microsoft Matching Gifts Program Jeff Miller Lawrence Mirisch ‘76 Matthew ‘01 and Abigail Morguelan Mirkin ‘01 Stephanie Mirkin McDevitt ‘03 Ryan Mirkin ‘06 Gordon Molko Ronit M. Molko Eric R. Moore Kimberly A. Moore Michel L. Morrow Charlie and Melissa Mullin Robert and Rosa Munoz Leslie Munoz Peter and Aliza Murrieta Jean-Baptiste and Julie Nadal Janice Nadelhaft Karyn Nance Network for Good Patricia Nix Firoz Noor Hannah Freed Northenor ‘99

Northrop Grumman Wayne Northrup Vanessa Nygaard Nnogo C. Obiamiwe Tom and Gail O’Byrne Juana and Rodrigo Ochoa Lauren Oshiro Helen Ostrovsky Rick Otto and Vanessa Angel Mark Owens Christopher Padilla Richard and Linda Page Michael and Susan Painter Catherine Palter Ronald and Rhonda Papell Jose and Maria Paredes Peter Park and Helen Namkoong-Park Keith and Melissa Parker John Pasnau ‘74 Rob Pasnau ‘85 and Julie Leeds William Pasnau Matthew Paul ‘98 Daniel Paulson Bud Pell and Pamela Rand Rick Persad Joshua Perttula ‘88 Paul and Cherie Peters Jeff and Suzy Pion Jim Pirri Stephanie Pirri Joseph Pisegna and Patrizia Germano Lauren Plant ‘97

Denotes five or more consecutive years of giving

REPORT ON PHILANTHROPY

Daniel Gutierrez Alec Peter Gutman ‘12 Thomas Haglund and Dede Haglund James and Kristy Hake David and Beverly Halberstadter Meredith Hamel Leah Hamilton Tyrece Harris and Karla Northern-Harris Jonathan Hausman ‘85 and Danielle Miller Eveneshia Hedgeman Stephen Heineman and Katherine Lingg Christina Hendershaw Nicholas Henson Tory M. Herald John Higgins Elliot and Karriann Hinds Paula and Bruce Hirsch Ann-Marie and Nicholas Hobbs Howard and Candace Hobson Eryn Hoffman Lauren Hoffman ‘05 Vincent and Margot Hogan Lyn Hoge Charlie Holmes Gail and Robert Holmes Amy Hunter Simon Huss Johonner M. Jackson Lou and Karre Jacobs

ANNUAL FUND DONOR ROLL

Lauren Reisman Polak ‘93 and Jeff Polak Mark Polland ‘81 Nora Portillo Scott Poston Greg and Sofia Potik Tony Potter Tyrone and Susan Powell Mark and Mary Presser Chuck and Stacy Price John Prindle and Gleam Davis Peggy Procter Renee A. Purdy Glen and Michele Raad Stephen and Lani Rabin Linda L. Rachlin Farshid and Sonia Rahbar Keyvan and Tannaz Rahbar James and Shawn Ramlochan Jim and Barbara Ramlochan Karalyn Ramon Kurt and Shigemi Rapelje Manish Raval ‘92 Heather Regnier ‘04 Richard F. Reiner Susan Reiner Enid Reiser Martin and Enid Reiser Melissa Reitner-Cameron ‘89 Stephen and Mary Grace Reymer Nery Reyna David and Pamela Reynolds David and Elizabeth Ricanati

Louis and Marie Robbins Bennett ‘78 and Julie Roberts Mel and Marcia Roberts Dawn Robinson Ashley Rose ‘03 Colin and Emily Rose David and Sue Rosen Eric and Holly Rosen Howard and Betty Rosen Suzanne Rosen Fred and Marcia Rosenzweig Abe Rotchel and Amy Raff James and Wendy Rothstein Marni Rozet ‘85 Regina Rubio Mark and Diane Rudolph Cynthia Rust Harry Rust ‘14 Neil Rust Susie Rust Byung and Miseon Ryu Peter Saber and Maria Sibug Saber George and Joyce Sachs Peter and Arlene Sacks Warren Daniel Saft ‘91 David Sainsily Mark Salzman and Claudia Wang Danny Samuel Carina Sanchez Benjamin Sanders ‘02 Michael and Maryann Sanders Courtney Schaberg

Annual Fund: Your Dollars at Work

Marc Schaberg Brian and Megan Schirn Michael and Flavia Schwimmer Jonathan and Jennifer Sears Jeff and Lori Serber Kay Seymour-Gabriel and Richard Gabriel Darren Shapiro ‘90 Richard Shaw and Katherine Watkins Joan Shayne Sean Shepherd and Rachel Raynor Larisa Showalter Beth Shreve ‘85 Jon and Hillary Siegal Richard and Andreia Silvera Mr. and Mrs. Peter Slusser Valerie T. Slusser Beverly Smale Alicestyne Smith Nancy Smith Rick and Gretchen Smith Steve and Rebecca Smith Barry and Julie Smooke SoCal Edison Andy Solomon and Diane Rose-Solomon Robert ‘87 and Jennifer Solomon Martin and Sharian Spencer Gail Spindler Adam Spira ‘92 Karen Loewinger Sraberg ‘87

Maja Starcevic Ryan Staude Mark Stein and Amanda Dumas-Stein Adrian and Diana Stephens Madison A. Stingray ‘14 John and Lorrie Stone Viviana A. Suaya Michael Sugarman ‘05 Andras Szabo and Erica Lefkowits Thomas Szayna and Luanne Rohrbach Donata Takahashi Jen Tharler ‘05 Katie Thoma Robert and Darcie Tillis Daron Tooch and Jean Cooper Daniel Treisman and Susan Landesmann Mark Tronson Thomas Turner and Karla Neusom Juan and Rosita Tyberg David Unger Farhad Vafaee and Azita Ashofteh Damon Van Leeuwen Vanessa Vazquez Jill and Salvador Velazquez David and Connie Voss Daniel Walker Lisa and Dennis Walker Elizabeth Warshawsky Denzel and Pauletta Washington

Perry Watts-Russell Steven and Amy Wayne Nicholas Webster Lisa Weinstein Bradley and Lisa Weinstock Julie Weiss Torrieri Ben and Anne Werber Melba Whatley Donna Whitt Jennifer Willens Evan and Marianne Williams Petrus and Carla Williams Stacey Williams Virgil Williams Andrew C. Wilson Jerry Wise and Jill Fink Staci L. Wolfe Ruth Wolpert Chinda Wongngamnit Phaizon Wood Alesia Young Alexander Yousefzadeh ‘08 Farhad and Pauline Yousefzadeh Leila Yousefzadeh ‘06 Henry Zangwill and Sharon Pearline Samson Zedingil Alejandro Zuniga

Denotes five or more consecutive years of giving

REPORT ON PHILANTHROPY

PARENT

PARTICIPATION

B Y CLASS

CLASS OF 2015

86%

CLASS OF 2016 CLASS OF 2017

97% 92%

CLASS OF 2018

95%

CLASS OF 2019

91%

CLASS OF 2020

100%

Denotes five or more consecutive years of giving

VOLUNTEER SPOTLIGHTS

Philanthropy and volunteerism have helped make Windward the great educational institution that it is today, and we celebrate all those who give their time and support to the school.

TEDDY AND EMILY GREENSPAN Teddy and Emily Greenspan, parents of Nolan ’19, recently organized and hosted a private Reception and Guided Tour at LACMA in support of the Windward Visual and Media Arts Council. In addition to being generous Annual Fund donors, Teddy served as a Class Captain for the 8th Grade Annual Fund Volunteers, and Emily was an 8th grade level parent representative and will be a 9th grade level parent representative in the coming year. Emily has also spent time as a Culinart volunteer in the Pavilion and volunteers for various grade level activities throughout the school year. Teddy and Emily have been incredibly generous donors to the Spring Event auction and have spearheaded Windward’s efforts to continue auction fundraising throughout the year by establishing a Charitybuzz account.

MONTE LEMANN AND CC PULITZER-LEMANN Monte Lemann and CC Pulitzer-Lemann have also been generous supporters of Windward. Parents to Spencer ’18, Monte and CC have been steadfast donors to the Annual Fund and Spring Event. Monte served as a Class Captain for the 9th Grade Annual Fund Volunteers, in this, his third year as an Annual Fund Volunteer. CC will begin her third year as a Co-Chair on the Parent Guild Arts Committee helping to organize receptions for over 20 Performing Arts events every year.

Annual Fund: Your Dollars at Work

REPORT ON PHILANTHROPY

Annual Fund Co-Chairs Bob and Rachel Clifford

ANNUAL FUND VOLUNTEERS HONOR ROLL 2014-15

Thank you to all the Annual Fund Volunteers who worked tirelessly in their support of the Annual Fund. The success of the Annual Fund could only be achieved through their steadfast commitment and effort. ANNUAL FUND CO-CHAIRS Bob and Rachel Clifford Michael Parks and Judith Hayward 7TH GRADE Class Captain: Craig Farkas Class Captain: Gary Fleck Don Arnold and Emily Liman Kerry Benderson Beata Daniels Stacey Farish Nina Junger Jubin Merati Karen and Scott Silver Rick Stone and Rita Tuzon 8TH GRADE Class Captain: Teddy Greenspan Class Captain: Natalie Iwanyk Tony Bernardo Neal Koch Sharyn Nichols Todd Sherman Cynthia Sikes

Annual Fund Co-Chairs Michael Parks and Judith Hayward

9TH GRADE Class Captain: Dave Hodess Class Captain: Monte Lemann Jenny Blum

Lisa Colacurcio-Cahierre Jennifer Harris Vaughan Meyer Jason and Joy Rothenberg Debra Wollitz 10TH GRADE Class Captain: Howard Perlow Dan Brussell Josh Elbaum Adine Forman Shep Kopp Kirsten Shirken 11TH GRADE Class Captain: Ed Lin Class Captain: Jeff Pomerantz Mary-Dorothy Line Sharon Novey Linda Rachlin Sharian Spencer Viviana Suaya 12TH GRADE Class Captain: Gleam Davis Class Captain: John Green Nancy Freeman Pam Kogan Liz Ondaatje

FOUNDATIONS AND CORPORATE SUPPORT

The support of foundations and corporations is vital to the growth and success of Windward School. We are grateful for these partnerships.

The Ahmanson Foundation The Allison and Bennett Rosenthal Foundation Alumni Scholarship Fund Angeleno Group LLC MG The Annenberg Foundation AT&T Employee Giving Campaign Barbara L. Goldsmith Foundation The Blum Family Foundation Boeing Corporation MG Cal West Educators Placement California Community Foundation Capital Group Companies Charitable Foundation MG Conrad H. Hilton Foundation MG Dermalogica Foundation Disney Matching Gifts Program MG The Dworkin Family Charitable Fund Employees Charity Organization Northrop Grumman Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund The Frank Family Fund Gary Broad Foundation The Greater New Orleans Foundation Home Box Office, Inc. MG

Annual Fund: Your Dollars at Work

The H&S Foundation The Jewish Community Foundation of Los Angeles The Lappen Family Foundation LexisNexis The Liman Foundation The Ling Family Fund of the Goldman Sachs Philanthropy Fund Marsh & McLennan Companies MG Michal & Ken Salkin Foundation Microsoft Matching Gifts Program MG Morgan Stanley Global Impact Funding Trust National Philanthropic Trust Northrop Grumman MG Northrop Grumman Corp Charity Trust The Ornest Family Foundation Randy and Jannell Banchik Charitable Family Fund The Ray Family Trust The Rose Hills Foundation SoCal Edison MG UBS Foundation MG United Way Giving Program Wells Fargo Foundation Educational Matching Gift Program MG YourCause, LLC Trustee for Chevron Matching MG

MG indicates Matching Gifts

REPORT ON PHILANTHROPY

FACULTY AND STAFF DONOR ROLL

Jennifer Altounian Melanie Arias Natasha Arnold Ken Asher Gabriel Baez Dawn Barrett Stella Beale Cindy Beals Brittany Berriz Dirk Binkley James Bologna Cielo Botello-Williams Molly Branch Roger Bridges Florencio Briones

Richard Brisacher Whitney Burke Becky Carter Mya Caruso Andy Castanon Alma Castellanos Binkley Maynor Castellanos Miguel Castellanos Jesse Chavez Candice Chiang Peter Christian Glen Chung Sarah Clark Tammy Clem Alvin Cowan Carrie Creighton Felicia Dalton Emily Dawe Tony De Los Reyes

Jenna Dickman Sabrina Erickson Bruce Eskovitz Kiloh Fairchild Ayn Faubert Jessica Fischbein Jordan Fox Julie Friedrich Patrick Friel Ray Friend Axel Galeano Jeffrey Gilder ‘08 Tom Gilder Hiliana Gomez Jill Gully Julie Gunther Daniel Gutierrez Thomas Haglund Meredith Hamel Leah Hamilton

Windward Faculty and Staff made Windward history in 2014-15 by achieving 100% participation for the first time. Thank you to all donors for your generous support of the Annual Fund and for your time and dedication to your students and our community.

Eveneshia Hedgeman Christina Hendershaw Nicholas Henson John Higgins Paula Hirsch Ann-Marie Hobbs Eryn Hoffman Lyn Hoge Charlie Holmes Gail Holmes Simon Huss Frances Jones Allison Kaufman Steve Kierman Lindsay Knaub Amanda Kyed Lisa Lamont Diana Lang Sullivan Rob Latimer Ernest Levroney

Geraldine Loveless James Lubin Jacqueline Maizland Eric Mandel Susan Marx Michelle McGuire Gregory McWhirter Jeff Miller Stephanie Mirkin McDevitt ‘03 Leslie Munoz Kevin Newman Patricia Nix Firoz Noor Hannah Freed Northenor ‘99 Wayne Northrup Vanessa Nygaard Lauren Oshiro Christopher Padilla

Bud Pell Sharon Pearline Rick Persad Lauren Plant ‘97 Nora Portillo Tony Potter Tyrone Powell Peggy Procter Karalyn Ramon Nery Reyna Dawn Robinson Colin Rose Regina Rubio David Sainsily Carina Sanchez Larisa Showalter Steve Smith Maja Starcevic Ryan Staude Donata Takahashi

Katie Thoma Mark Tronson David Unger Damon Van Leeuwen Vanessa Vazquez Jill Velazquez Daniel Walker Lisa Walker Nicholas Webster Lisa Weinstein Jennifer Willens Chinda Wongngamnit Phaizon Wood Alesia Young Alejandro Zuniga

ALUMNI GIVING

We are grateful to all alumni who generously supported the 2014-15 Annual Fund. Through the Alumni Scholarship Fund, alumni have had a direct impact in helping deserving students receive a WIndward education regardless of their financial capacity. Special thanks go out to those who participated at the Alumni Leadership Circle level, with gifts of $1,000 or more. Thank you for your continued support!

Annual Fund: Your Dollars at Work

Ceth Ashendouek ‘85 and Frieda Ashendouek Gary ‘77 and Wendy Broad Kira Solmon Cooper ‘87 Jonathan Friedland ‘77 and Victoria Godfrey Jennifer Shankman Gibgot ‘87 Elliot Gordon ‘74 and Carol Schwartz Scott Gordon ‘84 Taos Huskey ‘93 Josh ‘95 and Lauren Lippman Linda McLoughlin Figel ‘81 Eric Moss and Emily Kovner Moss ‘91 Rob Pasnau ‘85 and Julie Leeds Joshua Perttula ‘88 Manish Raval ‘92 Kenneth ‘86 and Michal Salkin Greg ‘85 and Toni Simon Bradford Sterling and Danielle Laff Sterling ‘89

ALUMNI DONOR ROLL Jeremy Adell ‘85 Amy Baum ‘05 Brenda Chavez ‘95 Samantha Chinn ‘86

Wendy Dembo ‘84 Andrew Edelstein ‘91 Isaiah Evans ‘12 Jorge Flores ‘84 Katherine Friedman ‘90 Sean ‘88 and Portia Furst David Galperson ‘87 Robert Galperson ‘90 Jeffrey Gilder ‘08 David Gold ‘89 Adam Gordon ‘82 Hillary Gordon ‘77 Brett Gottlieb ‘85 Alec Peter Gutman ‘12 Jonathan Hausman ‘85 and Danielle Miller Lauren Hoffman ‘05 Josh Johnson ‘93 Charles Karubian ‘88 Leslie Katzman Wallach ‘84 Katherine Kehr ‘95 Russell Kern ‘74 Gregory ‘88 and Stephanie Konkoff Noah Kovner ‘99 Alexandra Landes ‘04 Alma Medina ‘88 Lawrence Mirisch ‘76 Matthew ‘01 and Abigail ‘01 Mirkin

Stephanie Mirkin McDevitt ‘03 Ryan Mirkin ‘06 Hannah Freed Northenor ‘99 John Pasnau ‘74 Matthew Paul ‘98 Lauren Plant ‘97 Lauren Reisman Polak ‘93 and Jeff Polak Mark Polland ‘81 Heather Regnier ‘04 Melissa Reitner-Cameron ‘89 Bennett ‘78 and Julie Roberts Ashley Rose ‘03 Marni Rozet ‘85 Harry Rust ‘14 Warren Daniel Saft ‘91 Benjamin Sanders ‘02 Darren Shapiro ‘90 Beth Shreve ‘85 Robert ‘87 and Jennifer Solomon Adam Spira ‘92 Karen Loewinger Sraberg ‘87 Madison A. Stingray ‘14 Michael Sugarman ‘05 Jen Tharler ‘05 Alexander Yousefzadeh ‘08 Leila Yousefzadeh ‘06

REPORT ON PHILANTHROPY

ALUMNI LEADERSHIP CIRCLE

Thank you to the Alumni Council for continuing to champion your passion for Windward to create a warm and welcoming community for Windward alumni. Jorge Flores ‘84* Elliot Gordon ‘74 Hillary Gordon ‘77 Taos Huskey ‘93 Leslie Katzman Wallach ‘84 Emily Kovner Moss ‘91* Ali Landes ‘04 Josh Lippman ‘95 Linda McLoughlin Figel ‘81* Rob Pasnau ‘85* Manish Raval ‘92 Jennifer Shankman Gibgot ‘87 Greg Simon ‘85 Robert Solomon ‘87* Michael Sugarman ‘05*

*Pictured above

CLASS OF 2015

ALUMNI ENDOWMENT FUND Thank you to all the senior families who generously donated nearly $74,000 to the Class of 2015 Alumni Endowment Fund, a new tradition to honor graduates and provide a lasting legacy at the school. Through a long-term investment, along with future graduating classes, these families are helping to provide funding and support for services for Windward alumni through the Windward Network, current students through Financial Aid, and our academic community through Research & Development. Michael Abrams and Randye Soref Jolie Abrams

Marci Maniker-Leiter Ariella Leiter

Christopher Branche and Karol Watson Logan Branche

William and Leslie McMorrow Tyler McMorrow

Jack Dado and Elizabeth Freeman Teke Dado

Michael Parks and Judith Hayward John Parks

Rob and Ellen Deutschman David Deutschman

Bruce Resnick and Robyn Martin Luke Martin-Resnick

David and Elaine Greenwald Louie Greenwald

Bennett and Allison Rosenthal Brooke Rosenthal

Keith Henry and Denise McKenzie Henry Zoe Henry

Tony Rubin and Linda Rubin Gena Rubin

David and Jamie Jeter Samson Jeter

Mark and Ellen Simmons Andrew Simmons

Brian and Lisa Kessler Gabi Kessler

Arturo and Barbara Sneider Sami Sneider

Michael and Pamela Kogan Jackson Kogan

Tim and Rachel White Ian White

Fred and Paula Kuhns Abby Kuhns

Annual Fund: Your Dollars at Work

REPORT ON PHILANTHROPY

There is no doubt in our minds that Windward has given our son a wonderful foundation of learning and fundamental values that will serve him well for the rest of his life. The endowment fund allows us to help ensure that future generations of students have the same opportunity. - MICHAEL PARKS AND JUDITH HAYWARD (JOHN â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;15)

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2014-2015

Major Gifts

MAJOR GIFTS y partnering with Tom Gilder and our Board of Trustees, Major Gifts donors provide the necessary funding for Windward to take significant steps forward in realizing our Strategic Plan, including enhancing academic programs, upgrading facilities, and building our endowment to ensure the long term financial health of the school. Through the leadership of Major Gifts Co-Chairs Bryan Ezralow, Tony Rubin, and Perrie Weiner, Windward has raised over $7M in gifts that are transformational and help ensure that Windward continues to innovate and thrive. Major Gifts are often multiple year pledges from a small number of families who have made the philanthropic commitment to support the school at the highest level, above and beyond their gifts to the Annual Fund. Thank you to each of the families who have made these generous gifts which will impact Windward School for years to come.

ATHLETICS COMPLEX Anonymous Mark and Shainaz Burg Robert and Rachel Clifford Jon and Nancy Glaser Steven and Patricia Hartunian Perrie and Candice Weiner Mindy Weiss and Robert David

STUDENT PEAK PERFORMANCE Nutrition, mindfulness, training, stress management, engagement Anonymous (9) The Annenberg Foundation Charlie Annenberg Adam and Karen Berkowitz Steve and Julie Dolcemaschio Armand and Marie Marciano Andie and Mark Miller Tony and Linda Rubin Sam Surloff and Joanne Van Emburgh Gregory and Danae Webster

WINDWARD INSTITUTE

The Windward Network/Entrepreneurship Thomas Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Gara

PERFORMING AND VISUAL ARTS INITIATIVE Anonymous Steve and Sheri Altieri Howard and Lori Altman Ted Fikre and Angela Asher Bradley Gluckstein and Yanka Burgos Teddy and Emily Greenspan The Mancuso Family Keenan and Orna Wolens Raymond and Jane Wurwand

ONGOING INITIATIVES Global, STEAM, Robotics, Challenge Success Peter and Tara Guber Jonathan and Nancy Lurie Eric Moss and Emily Kovner Moss â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;91 Mark Zakarin and Gina Deutsch-Zakarin

FINANCIAL AID Anonymous Rick Leslie and Laura Ornest

REPORT ON PHILANTHROPY

MAKING AN IMPACT: MAJOR GIFTS AT WORK

Windward School has been fortunate to receive transformative Major Gifts, giving our students unparalleled access to innovative programs, unique partnerships, as well as exceptional facilities and resources. Below are a few highlighted areas where Major Gifts have made an impact.

STUDENT PEAK PERFORMANCE CENTER

Education is a matter of engaging more than the mind alone. Allowing young people to participate in a range of academic and extracurricular experiences fosters social growth and responsibility. Windward partnered with Stanford Universityâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Challenge Success program to ensure that our students have a healthy balance in their lives. Whether they are preparing for a big test, a part in an upcoming play, or an athletic contest, the support our students receive is critical to their performance. Gifts to the Peak Performance Center have helped Windward create the optimal learning and training environment for students, lending a healthy balance for success.

PERFORMING AND VISUAL ARTS INITIATIVE

Creativity and innovation have been core values of Windward School since its inception. The Performing and Visual Arts Initiative has given Windward the ability to expand its programming and use of guest artists, while also providing students with the experience of performing in

professional venues. Students have had the opportunity to perform at the Skirball Center, the Grammy Museum, the Japan America Aratani Theater, UCLAâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Freud Playhouse, the AT&T Center and the Conga Room at L.A. Live.

STEAM

The STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics) program strives to inspire and foster innovation, as well as to prepare students for effective involvement in an increasingly technological society. Major gifts to STEAM have not only enabled unique internship partnerships with private companies AECOM and Boeing, but these gifts have also opened up incredible opportunities for our increasingly successful robotics program, allowed for the purchase and use of 3D printers, and funded the design and construction of an C.R.E.A.T.E. Studio and Maker Space.

GLOBAL STUDIES

Global Studies uses a cross-cultural team teaching model and a design thinking based approach to learning. Gifts in support of the Global Studies

Initiative have ensured that Windward offers students new opportunities to learn about global issues and realize their roles as global citizens by taking classes through the Global Online Academy or participating in one of the many international trips to China, the Dominican Republic, Peru, Paris, Cambodia, Guatemala, and Nicaragua.

FINANCIAL AID Windward School has been steadfastly committed to financial aid since its founding by Shirley Windward. The Financial Aid budget has grown to over $2.4 million dollars in the 2014-15 academic year, providing financial assistance to over 15% of our student population. Financial Aid recipients averaged a 3.7 GPA while at Windward, and in the last five years, every student who has received financial aid has gone on to college attending such prestigious institutions as Harvard, NYU, Stanford, USC, UC Berkeley, and UCLA.

2014-2015

Spring Event

SPRING EVENT

MAKES A SPLASH! ob Morrisâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Paradise Cove Beach CafĂŠ in Malibu offered the perfect setting for the Windward Community to celebrate the 2015 Spring Event. From the beautiful beach location to the delicious food and the 10-foot waves crashing on the shore, it was an incredibly memorable evening! Windward extends heartfelt thanks to Bob and Kerry Morris, our incredible hosts. Thank you for welcoming the Windward Community to Paradise Cove and for creating a magnificent event that will be remembered for years to come. Spring Event would not have been possible without the dedication of our Co-Chairs Christy Kreisberg, Tanya Oppenheim, and Lisa Schapiro and their enthusiastic volunteer team. Your time and energy helped create a beautiful and unforgettable night! Spring Event and Party Book raised over $255,000 for Financial Aid and Faculty Betterment. Thank you to all our supporters! Your generosity makes a dramatic impact on our students and faculty.

SPRING EVENT 2015

VOLUNTEERS Thank you to all of the volunteers who made the event a success. Christy Kreisberg, Co-Chair Tanya Oppenheim, Co-Chair Lisa Schapiro, Co-Chair Vicki Davis Green Mandy Dumas-Stein Cindy Fitzgerald Jennifer Harris James Ho Jennifer Malaret

Debbie Markiles Dorrie Markovits Pamela Mass Jen Morton Karen Silver Stephanie Simon

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SPRING EVENT 2015