Zonta International and Zonta International Foundation 2017-2018 Annual Report

LIFT HER UP

ZONTA INTERNATIONAL ZONTA INTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION 2017–2018 ANNUAL REPORT

MISSION

Zonta International is a leading global organization of professionals empowering women worldwide through service and advocacy.

VISION Zonta International envisions a world in which women’s rights are recognized as human rights and every woman is able to achieve her full potential.

In such a world, women have access to all resources and are represented in decision making positions on an equal basis with men.

In such a world, no woman lives in fear of violence.

WE EMPOWER WOMEN

29,172 MEMBERS* 1,155 CLUBS 66 COUNTRIES 31 DISTRICTS 1 REGION *As of 31 May 2018

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Cover: 1st & 6th: UNICEF Madagascar/2017/Abela Ralaivita; 3rd: UNFPA Niger; 4th: Utsav Adhikari/UN Women; Above: Utsav Adhikari/UN Women

Dear Zonta members and supporters of Zonta, On behalf of Past International President Sonja Hönig Schough and the 2016–2018 Zonta International and Zonta International Foundation Boards, I am pleased to present the 2018 Zonta International and Zonta International Foundation Annual Report for 1 June 2017 to 31 May 2018.

Since our founding 99 years ago, Zonta members have worked tirelessly to achieve gender equality for women and girls worldwide. Your generosity, both in time and contributions, has given us the opportunity to lift up women and girls who experience violence, live in unsafe conditions and lack access to quality education, health care and economic opportunities.

Today, we report the conclusion of Zonta’s decade-long support of UNFPA’s project to eliminate obstetric fistula in Liberia. Under this program, 1,500 women received surgical treatments, rehabilitation services and/or skills training. Wider advocacy and health education efforts reached hundreds of thousands of people throughout the region and led to a reduction in the number of new fistula cases. I recently met Dr. Wilhelmina Jallah, Liberia’s Minister of Health, at the United Nations General Assembly and was heartened that she recognized Zonta’s steadfast commitment and thanked all Zonta members for their support.

To honor Zonta’s multiple efforts to make human rights also women’s rights, the 2018 Zonta International Convention launched a new major initiative in our Centennial Anniversary Biennium: to eliminate one of the most appalling acts of violence against girls—child marriage—in 12 African and Asian countries. We have joined a program that combines efforts by UNICEF, UNFPA and other UN partners, and will support it with the highest sum that Zonta has ever dedicated to a single project in one biennium: US$2 million. This commitment builds on Zonta’s engagement from 2014-2018 to reduce incidents of child marriage in Niger. Going forward, Zonta will do more than merely provide monetary support: At international, country and club levels, we will raise awareness for this crime against girls and advocate to end this violation of human rights.

In the 2017–2018 fiscal year, Zonta was also present in Nepal and Madagascar partnering with UN Women and UNICEF USA, respectively. In Nepal, we addressed human trafficking and unsafe foreign labor migration. In Madagascar, with our project we are continuing into the 2018-2020 Biennium, we are working to develop better access to education and to support initiatives that help at risk women and girls envision a better tomorrow. We continued to empower women and girls in the fields of aerospace-applied science and engineering, business and public affairs through our Amelia Earhart Fellowship, Jane M. Klausman Women in Business Scholarship and Young Women in Public Affairs Award.

We raised a strong voice by delivering statements at the United Nations, participating in relevant discussions at the Council of Europe and carrying out the Zonta Says NO to Violence Against Women campaign on six continents. And, we amplified our efforts to promote the Centennial Anniversary Endowment Campaign by inviting all members and friends to consider a gift to the Endowment Fund, which will utilize interest earnings to support our future.

Under new and upcoming initiatives for 2019, Zonta will offer a pilot Women in Technology Scholarship program and fund up to 60 one-time Centennial Anniversary Grants for exceptional community service projects undertaken by Zonta clubs and local partners. More on this can be found on www.zonta.org.

All this would not be possible without your support. Thank you for your commitment to Zonta International and the Zonta International Foundation. We will make every effort to work with you as we create better opportunities for women and girls.

Sincerely,

Susanne von Bassewitz International President 2018–2020

YEARS

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LIBERIA

In the 2016–2018 Biennium, Zonta contributed US$4 million to support international service projects and more than US$1 million to its education programs. This map represents the four countries in which we had our international service projects and the countries of citizenship of the recipients of our educational fellowships, scholarships and awards.

“My life has changed since I returned from the rehabilitation center. In addition to good health, I am now able to earn money for myself.

Although I don’t have any child, I am happy that I can have enough money for myself to the extent that I am also able to assist other family members to meet some of their basic needs.”

—Mamie Noah, a participant in the Liberia Fistula Project rehabilitation program

SWED CANADA

UNITED KINGDOM DE NETHERLANDS GERMANY BELGIUM LU

SLOVEN FRANCE

USA

SPAIN PORTUGAL

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MEXICO

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BRAZIL

CHILE URUGUAY

MEXICO “This fellowship will be a tremendous aid to finishing my mechanical engineering doctoral studies. I am truly honored to be a recipient. As a Mexican citizen, I often find it hard to obtain financial aid for my studies. The Amelia Earhart Fellowship is the perfect source of aid for any woman who has aspirations of studying aerodynamics or any aerodynamics-related field. In this world with few women in positions of power, this fellowship can help water the many seeds of women blooming through their doctoral studies.”

—Maria de Lourdes Ramos, 2016 Amelia Earhart Fellow

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NIGER “After my participation in the community dialogue on ‘Fundamental Rights of Girls,’ I learned that as a teenager I have the right to education, health, protection (for example, against early marriage and domestic violence). For me, the ILLIMIN is a light for my entire community. I hope that other teenage girls in my community will benefit from the many benefits of this program.” —Nana, 17, participant in the ILLIMIN program to delay early marriage in Niger

GHANA

NEPAL

VIETNAM

“I did not know anything about tailoring before. This is the first time that I operated a machine. I used to be afraid even to talk to strangers, but now, I feel confident.

I believe that I can earn a living through my tailoring business. My husband is also very supportive and helps me with calculating the cost of raw materials and setting the price of my products. I would like to thank all of those who have provided the training to returnee women migrant workers like me.”—Basanti, a participant in The Future We Want skills training program in Nepal

“If it hadn’t been for the scholarship, it would be very difficult for me to even dream of getting my master’s degree.

The work that Zonta is doing contributes to taking the right step into helping women start out in business and getting the chance to advance in their career or get the education to do what they need to do.”

—Chau Nguyen, 2017 Jane M. Klausman Women in Business Scholar

RUSSIA

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ESTONIA ENMARK S Y POLAND UXEMBOURG UKRAINE AUSTRIA NIA HUNGARY ROMANIA TURKEY ALY GREECE

JAPAN

SOUTH KOREA CHINA, PR IRAN NEPAL BANGLADESH

INDIA

NIGER

VIETNAM THAILAND

NIGERIA

ROC (TAIWAN) HONG KONG (SAR)

CAMBODIA

PHILIPPINES

SRI LANKA MALAYSIA

INDONESIA

MADAGASCAR

AUSTRALIA

NEW ZEALAND

MADAGASCAR “The catch-up classes have allowed me to come back to school, and enjoy my right to education again, like all teenagers. Thanks to the support of UNICEF and the Ministry of Education, I received school supplies and self-learning documents. We also did a lot of group work in the classes, which helped me a lot, not only to understand the lessons but also to help me reintegrate back into school. I wasn’t as nervous.”—Larissa, 19, a student at the lower secondary school of Mangaiky in Madagascar

SRI LANKA “As a young woman in society, I would like to thank Zonta International for presenting me with this award. Let it serve as a reminder to never let your voice be silenced and to fight on for the empowerment of women. This is my generation and this is what we have to say today and always. I sincerely thank you for all that you have contributed to this movement.”—Saanya Subasinghe, 2017 Young Women in Public Affairs Awardee

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Z CLUBS AND GOLDEN Z CLUBS Inspiring girls to impact their own future Eshana Amarasinghe knows that no matter how small an action, the reaction of having a woman feel uplifted is worth all efforts.

Amarasinghe, a Colombo Z Club member and past president and director, has seen through her work within her Z club how widespread and debilitating gender-based violence is to women all over the world and knew that she could make a difference.

Starting locally, Amarasinghe and her fellow Colombo Z Club members presented a public speaking and effective communication workshop at a local girls’ school, along with seminars to fight the stigma of female cancers and empower women to be informed about myths and early warning signs, and worked on a project in which they collected soft toys and wrote personal messages for Syrian refugee children. These efforts won the club the 2017 Emma L. Conlon Service Award, which is given annually to student clubs whose projects and programs best express the ideals of Zonta International.

But the club did not stop there—they brought their passion for change to the global level. Last year, the Colombo Z Club was the only student club to donate money to the Zonta International Strategies to End Violence Against Women program, which supported projects in Niger and Nepal in the 2016-2018 Biennium.

Meneka Galgamuwa, president of the Zonta Club of Colombo II in Sri Lanka, which has sponsored the Colombo Z Club since 2011, finds that the most rewarding part about working with this club is the connection to these young adults.

“It is imperative we build the younger generation of Zonta ideals and principles,” said Galgamuwa. “We must make young adults aware of social issues pertaining to women and girls, as it will better equip them to face these issues in their adult lives and engage in service projects that impact women.”

“As they are our future, we could inspire the change we want in our future generations.”

While the future does belong to our next generations, decision-makers and leaders like Galgamuwa need to prepare the road for success for when they must step down and allow the next group of leaders to take over.

“Zonta helps us guide them to be more socially aware and responsible,” she said. “As they are our future, we could inspire the change we want in our future generations.”

Amarasinghe also adds that she enjoys being a part of something where students can make a difference now and in the future, where everyone’s efforts and ideas matter.

“It’s amazing to work with a group of people with the same inspiration, driven by the same goals,” she said.

While Z and Golden Z club members are making a difference in the lives of those they serve, they are also learning valuable skills.

“Being president taught me about meticulously planning and executing fundraisers to finance initiatives while having fun with my team as we worked together, striving for a common goal,” Amarasinghe said. “When you go out there and actually accomplish something that you know is priceless in the difference it could make to someone’s life—and seeing the smiles on their faces when you do—the feeling is surreal.”

Sponsoring a Z or Golden Z club is a great opportunity for Zonta clubs to mentor the next generation and guide them in becoming advocates for gender equality.

Interested in starting a Z or Golden Z club in your local community?

Learn more at www.zonta.org/ZGoldenZClubs.

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Top left photos: Colour Run 2017, Colombo Z Club’s first large-scale environmental initiative; bottom left: Opening of a an underprivileged rural school’s science lab; top right: “Readers for Leaders,” the club’s ongoing monthly reading program; bottom right: Collecting toys for Syrian refugee children

Z CLUBS*

249 clubs in 22 countries

GOLDEN Z CLUBS*

117 clubs in 19 countries *As of 31 May 2018

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Addressing human trafficking and unsafe migration of women and girls in Nepal Enabling women and girls to enhance their vocational and entrepreneurial skills to empower them economically and to generate income for themselves and their families is one of the key strategies of The Future We Want project in Nepal. From 2017 to 2018, the project met its target goal of 600 women completing their vocational skills training. As of February 2018, 43 of the 600 women migrant workers and survivors of trafficking who had completed their training were engaged in paid employment or income-generating activities.

Other project achievements include: n 2 5 trainers provided psychosocial support to 300 returnee women migrant workers and survivors of trafficking to motivate, encourage and build their confidence and to support them in overcoming psychosocial barriers to participating in and completing their skills trainings. n

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the two project districts, women now represent an average of 47.5 percent of decision-making In positions, which is 7.5 percent higher than the project’s original target of 40 percent. ore than 500 local government officials, civil society representatives, community M members and students were engaged in education and advocacy events. assessment of existing legislation and policies on foreign labor migration, labor exploitation and An human trafficking was completed and recommended measures for effective implementation of the Human Trafficking and Transportation (Control) Act and Foreign Employment Act.

UN Women is now working on establishing additional links between the remaining training participants and local businesses. Read more about The Future We Want project at foundation.zonta.org/Nepal.

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Gonzalo Bell/UN Women

UNFPA Niger

Ending Child Marriage in Niger Since 2014, Zonta International has contributed US$2 million to UNFPA to delay early marriage and early pregnancy in Niger. With Zonta’s support, adolescent girls in Niger are developing their health, social and economic assets, enhancing their knowledge of their rights and are now in a stronger position to defend them, and are safer and have a measure of protection against violence.

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4 1,745 adolescents attended the modular sessions in 420 safe spaces. Of these adolescents, approximately 75 percent (31,224) are unmarried.

4 21 adolescent girls (325 girls aged 10-14 and 96 girls aged 15-19 years) returned to school and are on the path to realizing their full potential. he national initiative was officially launched in Maradi by the Minister of Women Promotion and T Child Protection.

4 20 mentors, 420 literacy workers and 72 community facilitators were recruited and trained.

1 05,854 people participated in the community dialogues that brought together parents, traditional and religious authorities, local elected representatives and the adolescent girls themselves

Looking forward, Zonta International has expanded its support to ending child marriage as the first private sector partner in the joint UNFPA-UNICEF Global Programme to Accelerate Action to End Child Marriage. Learn more about this new partnership and successes in Niger at foundation.zonta.org/EndingChildMarriage.

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UNFPA Liberia

Liberia Fistula Project Zonta International has partnered with UNFPA to support efforts to eliminate obstetric fistula in Liberia since 2008. The project focuses on three key strategies – prevention, treatment and rehabilitation. With Zonta’s support, more than 1,500 women and girls have benefited from surgical treatment since 2008 and 384 of those treated have completed the rehabilitation program and were reintegrated into their communities.

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ore than 350,000 women, girls and community members benefited from continued M advocacy focused on fistula prevention, access to quality reproductive health services and the availability of free treatment for those women and girls living with fistula.

F our residents, five nurses and three certified midwives were trained in clinical management of obstetric fistula and post-operative care.

NFPA continued to explore ways to help women and girls living with cases of inoperable U obstetric fistula, assessing how they are coping and what medical services and other support they need.

Learn more about the successes and challenges of the Liberia Fistula Project over the last 10 years at foundation.zonta.org/LiberiaFistula.

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Let Us Learn Madagascar Let Us Learn Madagascar is an integrated education program that is creating opportunities for vulnerable and excluded children, particularly girls, in Madagascar to realize their right to an education in a secure and protective environment. The project is focused on reaching out-of-school children, expanding girls’ education and improving quality outcomes for learners.

Highlights of the achievements made with Zonta’s support include: n n

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T wo classrooms were constructed in the Anosy region.

1 5 media professionals from local radio stations were trained on producing radio features to promote Essential Family Practices, particularly regarding school enrollment, retention and reduction of some major causes of dropout and non-completion of the lower secondary cycle, such as child sexual exploitation and child marriage.

1 ,000 households, caring for 3,818 children (1,925 girls) under 15, received a cash transfer of US$9 per month and a one-time livelihood grant of US$56.

384 girls who had dropped out of lower secondary school are currently benefiting from catch-up classes.

6 ,494 girls in lower secondary school in Anosy and 6,691 girls in Androy benefited from classes facilitated by 615 newly trained teachers.

Zonta International will continue its support for Let Us Learn Madagascar through 2020.

Learn more about the achievements to date and new objectives for the project at foundation.zonta.org /Let-Us-Learn-Madagascar.

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Expanding educational and professional opportunities for women Thanks to the generosity of Zonta clubs and individual club members, Zonta International has provided nearly US$12 million in fellowships, scholarships and awards to thousands of exceptional women and girls around the globe through the Amelia Earhart Fellowship, Jane M. Klausman Women in Business Scholarship and Young Women in Public Affairs Award. In 2019, Zonta will expand its educational programs with the launch of the Zonta International Women in Technology Scholarship, a pilot program to encourage the advancement of more women leaders in technology fields across the globe.

Amelia Earhart Fellowship US$350,000 awarded to 35 women from 18 countries Every year, Zonta International awards up to 30 Fellowships of US$10,000 each for women pursuing advanced studies in aerospace-applied sciences and aerospace-applied engineering. Like the more than 1,100 women who received the Amelia Earhart Fellowship before them, the 2017 Amelia Earhart Fellows are diverse in their backgrounds and fields of study. The Amelia Earhart Fellowship enables these exceptional women to conduct cutting edge research in the fields of aeronautics, mechanical engineering, planetary sciences and more.

Learn more about the most recent Amelia Earhart Fellows at foundation.zonta.org/aefellowship.

Jane M. Klausman Women in Business Scholarship US$115,000 awarded to 31 women from 18 countries Since 1998, Zonta has awarded 527 Jane M. Klausman Women in Business Scholarships, totaling more than US$1.2 million, to 397 women from 56 countries. In 2017, 31 women were recognized by Zonta for their outstanding achievements and potential for continued future success in business or a business-related field. By investing in these women, Zonta is investing in the next generation of women business leaders.

Learn more about the Jane M. Klausman Women in Business Scholarship and the most recent scholars at foundation.zonta.org/jmkscholarship.

Young Women in Public Affairs Award US$72,000 awarded to 32 young women from 19 countries The Zonta International Young Women in Public Affairs Award was established in 1990 to encourage young women who have demonstrated exceptional leadership skills and a commitment to public service and civic causes to continue their participation in public and political life. Today, Zonta recognizes up to 32 young women across the globe each year with the Young Women in Public Affairs Award.

Learn about the most recent Young Women in Public Affairs Awardees at foundation.zonta.org/ywpaaward.

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ZONTA INTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION SUPPORTERS The Zonta International Foundation is grateful to all Zontians and friends of Zonta International around the world for generously supporting the international service projects and educational programs funded through the Foundation each biennium. Together, we have worked to empower women and girls worldwide and change their lives by improving their health and socio-economic status; creating opportunities for vulnerable and excluded girls to realize their rights to an education in a secure and protective environment; working to reduce early marriage and early pregnancy; addressing human trafficking and foreign labor migration; and enabling women to further their educational and career goals, while ensuring that talented women are given opportunities to succeed. We are deeply thankful to the following individuals for their gifts to the Zonta International Foundation from 1 June 2017–31 May 2018. We recognize the following donors for their cumulative gifts to the Foundation.

SAPPHIRE (US$125,000+) Amy Lai RUBY (US$75,000–$99,999 Jutta Kaestner PEARL (US$50,000–$74,999) Sally S. Bean Valerie J. Cotanche Judith F. Kautz TOPAZ (US$25,000–$49,999) Susanne von Bassewitz Jacqueline M. Beaudry Donna K. Conant Tamara Hagen Susan D. Halsey Glenne Harding Mineko F. Hariu Lalivan Karnchanachari Ellen Karo Gail E. Kendall Sharon L. Langenbeck Joanna Lee Yoko Manabe Sadako Miyake Chavali P. Osathanugrah Toshie Yamazaki OPAL (US$10,000–$24,999) Anonymous Sabina Alam Mary E. Angebranndt Annette Binder Carol J. Braford Irene Chen Vivian Cody Denise Conroy Barbara Crabtree Janet Cummings Shelli Cutting Olivia A. Ferry Emily J. Furtado Mary Frances Gardner Kay Geisler Lee Ann Greer Britt Gustawsson Nikki Headlee Ann C. Horrocks Masako Iwata Nicholas J. Jammal Joan E. Knapp Lilian L. Lau Mildred Law Chen Ling Lien

Kuei-Chu Lin Kuei-Hsing Lin Teresa Lin Linda M. Linn Chin-Ling Wu Lu Farica Lu Yuriko Maegawa Bridget L. Masters Lynn J. McKenzie Beryl McMillan Faye A. Mellos Fritse Meyer Naoko Miyake Donna Neal Caroline K. Nelson Pauline Ng Maria Jose Landeira Oestergaard Yoshiko Okabe Joy M. Orlich Michiko Otsuka Patricia Palm Panida Pathumarak Annamarie Perlesz Carolyn F. Phillips Hela Prosteder Judith R. Ray Naomi Reschke Val Sarah Anita Schnetzer-Spranger Sonja Hönig Schough Bonny L. Schumacher Wakako Sen Anja K. Seuranen Margo D. Sheridan Mary Lou Shippe Joanne Solomon Selma I. Starns Connie Stierstorfer Pat Summerton Judith Trevan-Hawke Su-Fang S. Ueng Mari Ramsten Vangdal Maria Victoria P. Vergel De Dios Linda Wang Margit Webjörn Beatrice Cheung Wen Janis A. Wood Shun-Chien Yao Takako Yasuda Yoshiko Yasuda Kathleen H. Yip Cindy Young TURQUOISE (US$5,000–$9,999) Anonymous Dilruba Ahmed Lourdes Almeda-Sese Holly L. Anderson

Deborah H. Arney Alice Bartelt Marti Barth Shelly Baumgartner Runcha Boribalburibhand Simone Alfreda Ovart Bruno Yvonne V. Chalfant Evelyn L. Chang Ruei-Chin Chiang Cheng Lily Chien Cynthia Chilcote Donna Clark Janis M. Cotton Souella M. Cumming Leonilda Cussotto Lila R. Davis Sheila Davis Kerry A. Dixon Kathleen Douglass Ljufa Elfwing Carmencita N. Esteban Susan Feickert Karen Y. Foissotte Mary G. Frisbie Ingeborg Geyer Odile Glenn Maria Imelda S. Gomez Aiko Goto P.J. Halter Aruwan Hancharoensak Marianne von Hartmansdorff Ann Margreth Hellberg Margot Hoffman Kathleen M. Hughes Setsuko Ino Hiroko Iwai Karen L. Jenkin Wilhelmina Kelly Narudee Kiengsiri In-Kyu Kim Lisa Fraser Kimbrough Tuija O. Kirveskari-Tähtinen Renate von Koeller Nana O. Koranteng Seiko Kuremoto Marjorie Lavin Heidi v. Leszczynski Barbara Lippa Hsiu-Min Liu I-Hui Liu Joan-Mary Longcroft Karon B. Lowe Chin-Chen Lu Karen A. Macier Elizabeth Marsh Alison R. Martin Kathryn L. Meyer Sharron Miles Sandra R. Miller Carole L. Moffatt

Barbara Munroe Seleena Mustafa Josephine K. Odedina Hanne Friis Olesen Marcella L. O’Toole Erlinda E. Panlilio Karen Pati Kathryn Patterson Ausma S. Pavulans Yu Hwa Peng Laura Peters Saipin Phaholyotin Cindy L. Phillips Diana L. Powell Monvibha Prachankhadee Chawewan Puranitee Georgitta P. Puyat Tiina Rebane Carita Rönnqvist Mary Ann K. Rubis Maija L. Rummukainen Kanchana Saisiriporn Ute Scholz Frances M. Schultz Darleen S. Scott Donna M. Seitz Vivienne W. Shen Edna Silvernail Holly Stark Susan Tanner Maryann Tarantula Winnie Teoh Patricia Thomas-Scribner Feng-Pi Ting Barbara Tramposch Terri Turi Tokue Ueda Danita J. Utsman Mei-Hsun Wang Candi Ward Maggie D. Warren Beatrice A. Weaver Mei-Hong Wen Ingegerd Wennerbeck Gro R. Wesenberg Barbara J. White Caroline Wilkins Sherry L. Williams Elizabeth J. Woodgate Gloria S. Wristen Nathalie Wyss Hsin Hsin Yang Barbara Yoder Junko Yoshidar PLATINUM (US$2,500–$4,999) Kirsten Abitz Sonia B. Albanese Judith Allen

Wilda R. Arnold Anne Backhouse Ofelia C. Bautista Paula Bechtold Mary U. Benoit Stella Bentsi-Enchill Elizabeth Bice Deborah Blackmore Annette Boddy Dorothea Boehm Nickie Bonner Carol Borecky Marlene K. Brant Jacqueline Burnett Marta Calderon Carole T. Calvert-Baxter Hyang-Eui Chang Shu-Chen Chang* Kyunying C. Charungcharoenvejj Paulette R. Chatman Chen Mei Chen Hui-Min Chen Shu-Chu Chen Yu-Chao Chen Joanne Turner Chiacchia Su Nu Chien Sharon Chisholm Joyce Chuang Joyce Combs Renee Coppock Wendy Cronk Anita Crowe Elinor W. Dagle Nancy M. Darr Connie Davis Deitrah Davis Cheryl A. Dorfman Sigrid Duden Evi Ebner Theresa Farris Sheryl A. Flanagin Linda J. Foster E. L. Fought Helen A. Garber Veronica Regina Garcia Joanna Gee Regina P. Geraldez Lynn R. Goodhue Lynette G. Grave Jacquie Gudmundsen Amphai Harnkrivilai Hisako Hasebe Bronwen Haywood Sharon R. Hebert Marie-Louise Hegewald Maureen Heine Yuko Hirata Margaret S. Holzbog May Hsia

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Hwa-Fen Chang Huang Chun-Liang Hung Anja Hurme Janette Irvine Christine Jackson Linda F. Jacobson Naruporn Karnchanachari Akiko Kinoshita Jan Kirch Nobuko Kitsukawa Pamela M. Knackert Jo Ann Krauskopf Doris Kuo* Petra Ladwig Samanun Laowanitwisit Doris B. Larson Un Kyung Lee Margaret S. Leung Hsiu Chun Liang Li-Hsiang Lin Ray-Rong Lin Diane S. Lindsley Grace Liu Ulla Ljungh-Hoff Angelina M. Lopez Kathy Ma Choltica Mahakitsiri Anne Malvaso Lourdes Marasigan Melinda Marsh Olga S. Martel Jeanie Martin Nina Maynard Elizabeth A. McCormick Catherine McEwan Sandra L. Michelson Solveig Mickels Linda A. Miller Michelle Miller Teruyo Miwa Fumiko Miyamoto Lori Montigel A.O. Omotayo Morgan Verla R. Moyer Sherrill A. Mulhern Meta R. Murray Kumi Nakamura* Hiroko Ohishi J G Pandya Sharon Pearson Leida Pirts Diane E. Hodges Popps Joanne Puopolo Lindi Quinn Sally F. Rankin Tim Reynolds Anita Kladia Robertsdottir-Lewis Lorene A. Robinson Linda R. Robison Armita B. Rufino Suzanne J. Russell Therese Rychener Elaine A. Rynders Atsuko Saeki Jae-Hee Sagong* Sawano Sawai Donna Mae Schlueter Michelle Schultz Marianne Seal Margaret A. Seljeskog Joyce Seymour Mi Ja Shim Primitiva P. Sison Pia M. Sjöstrand Kate Smeaton Carolyn Smith Eleanor Soriano Mele U. Spencer

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Renay Sprague Sumalee Srisupornvanit Morag J. Stalker Janice R. Suess Corazon J. Tan La-Or Tangkaravakoon Ruth P. Thomas Barbara Thorsen Shaw-Mei Tsai Shu-Hui Tsai Keiko T. Ueda Pia Ullmann Ronda B. Walker Lourdes Wallace Donna West Elizabeth Whitham Tora Wigstrand Duangnapar Wijitkhuankhan Cathy S. Williams Lucy Wong Shirley Wong Leslie E. Wright Lillian Y. Wu Shufen Huang Wu Makiko Yamamoto Nobuko Yamamoto Wakiko Yazaki Shiu-Tan Yen Yoko Yukioka Liang Yung Inge O. Zimmerman GOLD (US$1,000–$2,499) Anonymous Jane Adornetto Gloriastene T. Agboola Judith Ainsworth Saowanee Aksaranuwat Angela Allen Poungthong Anantanasuwong Anne-Line J. Anderson Judith A. Anderson Linda White Andrews Cristina F. Ang Celia Angeles Chalida Anuntarumporn Daisy P. Arce Sylvia Armstrong Tommie Atanasoff Margaret B. Atzwanger Deborah Beatty Carolyn Behrman* Nikki Benitez * Christina Rylander Bergqvist Jiraporn Bhongsatiern Kerrie E. Bigsworth Marcia C. Bliss Louise Bornwasser Julie A. Bradley Angela Brown Barbara Brown Ina A. Brown-Woodson Susan Bruzan Lisa Burton Phoebe Byers* Barbara Cacciabue Bobbee Cardillo Carin Carlsson-Lindberg Glenda Carota Connie Sloan Cathcart Kathy D. Cathcart Poonpun Chaikul Margaret L. Chan Yi-Wen Chang Nittha Charoensab Doris D. Cheek Ching Lu Chen Diana Cheng*

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Patty T. Chimene Hyun Sook Choi Jung Sook Choi Moragot Chotikul Yueh-Hwa Y. Chouyang Sigrun Christiansen* Rizalina T. Chua Yvonne Chua Nongluk Chutchaipholrat Katherine Cleland Linda Coblitz Vasiliki Comino Suann L. Cronin Gail Dahlhoff Leatta Dahlhoff Ho-Hwei Lin Dai Mahazaver R. Dalal Carla Daugherty Rose Mary Dillon Julianne Doe Rosemary C. Doolin Maile Doyle Deanna J. Durkee Janice L. Durmis Sue Dybowski Ina S. Edens Betty R. Edwards Candace F. Edwards Sharon Evans Robyn Finlayson Susan S. Fischer Ophelia Flores Nathathai Franke* Fernanda Gallo Freschi Betty Fu Patricia Fugee Hiroko Fukushima Carla Gallini Joanne Gallos Shonene Garrison Sue Genner Germaine L. Gibian Kristin M. Goold Joanne Gostas Deborah R. Grant Sharon Graves JoAnn K. Gruber-Hagen May E. Ho Gu Evelyn Guenther Christina M. Guinasso Deby Gunter Soo-Young Ha Genelle Hanken Naomi Harada Mary-Jane Hassell Barbara A. Hastings

Agnes Havig Sumie Hayakawa Anna Hedin Lea Helle Wendy Henry-Moraskie Gisela O. Hibsch Linda M. Hiltabrand Hatsue Hirose Angela Man-Kay Ho Polly Holten Takako Honda Janet Hope Liisa Horttonen Jane House Kimm Hrdlicka-Tigges Pao-Ching Hsu Yu-Yen Chien Huang Tania Hughes-Kremers Un Na Huh Bonnie K. Huo Lisa Jacobson Ramona Jeffries Mi Hyang Jeon* Kazuyo Jinda Christine Johnson Ki Eu Jung* Yun Hye Jung Myungsu Kang* Fahmida Karim Ragna Karlsdottir Debra K. Kellerman Sharon Kerner Donna Ketchum-Colletta Paulette Kevlin Hye Kyung Kim Hyun Ji Kim* Sun Mee Kim Young Hee Kim* Barry Kimbrough Connie M. Kingsbury Alice Kirchner Somporn Kittigorncharoen Mary Knight Chieko Kobatake Jasmine Koch Marjola Kock Yoko Kogarimai Candace Kohl Agnes Koon Manee Kraitrakul Koko Kurihara Helen P. Kwan Ae-Shil Kwon* Jung-Ae Kwon Suk Lee Kwon* Georgia J. LaBlanc

Lydia Lai Sherry Lai Juliana L. Lam Jessica Larson Lillian L. Latham Patricia Latona Kathrin Laubacher Carina Lebron* Jae Seong Lee Min Jin Lee* Sun-Kyung Lee Sun Young Lee Young-ja Lee* Doreen Leighton Pansy Leung Linda Licarione Linda B. Livesay Evelyn Lo Janya Lobb Sherrill Lorenzo Suzanne Lorenzo Mei-Nu Lu Linda E. Lusk Cheryl MacGregor Maryann Maddox Erica Majba Michella Manning Denise Martin Genevieve C. Martin Noriko Matsuda Michelle A. McCabe* A. Jane McEwen Mari McKenzie Karen E. McNallen Margaret Melvin Fern Miner Melinda Minor Anne W. Mitchell Emiko Miyata* Marjaana Moring Kay M. Moss Fabienne Moulin-Clement Atsuko Nakamichi Dawn Newman Hiroko Nishikawa Mary Jo Nixdorf Lesley Nixon Ute Noeske Christel Noller Kumiko Ojima Noriko Okazawa Birgitta von Oldenskiöld Rochelle Olkey MaryLou Espiritu Olsson Merja Ora Lynn O’Shea

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Lifting up women through the Rose Fund

A.O. OMOTAYO MORGAN Zonta International Centennial Anniversary Committee Member Zonta Club of Ibadan, Nigeria, District 18 I have always been a firm believer in the need to empower women in a world that constantly discriminates against women and girls, giving them “the short end of the stick”—a world in which violence against women takes various forms. So when Zonta came to Ibadan, Nigeria, in 1970 and I was invited to join, I saw this as an opportunity to work with other women to improve the status of women locally and globally.

If we are going to lift women up to their rightful place in their communities, especially in developing countries, women who are fortunate to hold their own have to be prepared to help other women through service and advocacy, which is what Zonta is about.

Because all of the Zonta programs appeal to me and I hate to see any of them short of funds, I usually support the Rose Fund. This fund gives the Zonta International Foundation Board the free hand to allocate the funds to where they are most needed. This is why it is my favorite fund to support, and I have confidence in the Foundation Board to decide the most judicious way to apply my contribution.

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Izumi Saita Seisei Sakuma Gloria Salas Shigako Sano Edna C. Santos Marylin Santos Tomomi Sato Robin N. Savage Sirinapa Sawanglum Kathleen Scanlon Debbie Schade Beatrice Schori Beverly Schrader Margret Schunk* Susan Seaver Esther Seet Karen A. Shirey Alice Siu Vuokko Skyttä Joy Smith Karen Smith Monita So Jin Gyeong Son* Beth Spaziani Gabriele Springer Nittaya Srisujikul Phitsamai Srithanachai* Ruth Ellen Stanley Dolores Steinbeck Helena Stenroos Lena Martensson Stenudd Anne-Li M. Stjernholm DeeAnn Strother Nam-Hee Suh* Eva Hesse Sundin Anna Sylvester Petrina Tam Tish Tamez Fulgencia B. Taylan Pranee Theeraphanu Carole A. Theobald Carla Thurin Christine M. Todd Maritoni Tordesillas* Yi Chih Tsai Corina Tsang Teresa Tse Kiyoko Tsuji Shalimar D. Tumaru Phanpaphorn Urpatra Lysette Van-Dooren* Brittany Vaughan Susan Voeltz Lucy S. Wang Patraporn Wannapinyo* Sekiko Watanabe Billie A. Wayt

Caroline Weber Barbara Weithaus Marcia Wherry Agnes C. White Eva Wikström Marcelinda Williams David G. Wilson Diana W. Wong Marina Wong Fannia Woo Ruth Woodham Carolyn W. Woodling Lisa Woodruff Hsiao Yen Y. Wu Jennifer L. Wyatt-Vaughan Paulette Yandle Yana Yaneva-Gencheva Wen Yu Yang Yasuko Yaosaka Yolanda Yeh Eugienie Yeung Patricia Yeung Cheong Swee Ying Kyoung Yoon* Susan M. Yu Beth Zak Sandra Zeaman BRONZE (US$100–$499) Anonymous (2) Soledad T. Abarca* Rosario Jeannie Abaya Shey Pia Abaya Ma. Aileen Abiva Nancy Abraham Lynne Ackner Khadija Afzal Lyn Agnew* Barbro Ahlstrom-Bragee Shahida Ahmad Michiko Aihara Maria Akerstrom* Susan Akroyd* Nancy Alabanza Barbara Allen Ingela Alm Gunilla Almesaker Merlene Alon Criselda Alzaga* Colleen Anderson Rhonda Anderson Paola Michela Andreani* Jean Andrews Virgina Anido* Monthira Apinanratanakul* Teresita Apistar

LIFETIME GIVING REACHED DURING 2016–2018 BIENNIUM US$1,500 Giving Kirsten Abitz Jane Adornetto Saowanee Aksaranuwat Sabina Alam Angela Allen Marlyn A. Alonte-Naguiat Anne-Line J. Anderson Judith A. Anderson Linda White Andrews Daisy P. Arce Sylvia Armstrong Yvette Adounvo Atekpe Nantaporn Suriyakul Na Ayuthaya Angeles C. Azarias Susan Barton Elizabeth Bice Kerrie E. Bigsworth Khunying Rose Boribalburibhand Julie A. Bradley Lisa Burns Bobbee Cardillo Belinda Tan Gana T. Carino Maria Rosa N. Carrion Connie Sloan Cathcart Kathy D. Cathcart Poonpun Chaikul Shu-Chen Chang Chen Mei Chen Ching Lu Chen Jastina Chen Yu-Chao Chen Diana Cheng Su Nu Chien Hyun Sook Choi Sigrun Christiansen Rizalina T. Chua Linda Coblitz Vasiliki Comino Wendy Cronk Anne-Marie E. French Cudjoe Leatta Dahlhoff Ho-Hwei Lin Dai Jo An Dale Carla Daugherty

Susana De Jesus Cornelia Dietzel Janice L. Durmis Candace F. Edwards Anita Freitag-Meyer Fernanda Gallo Freschi Betty Fu Veronica Regina Garcia Joanna Gee Odile Glenn Rosie Go Aiko Goto Deborah R. Grant Christina M. Guinasso Genelle Hanken Naomi Harada Hisako Hasebe Mary-Jane Hassell Bronwen Haywood Lea Helle Gisela O. Hibsch Yuko Hirata Margaret S. Holzbog Takako Honda Akiko Honma Tarja Hopeakangas Kimm Hrdlicka-Tigges May Hsia Pao-Ching Hsu Yu-Yen Chien Huang Unjeria Jackson Christine Johnson Fahmida Karim Chieko Kashiwagi Barry Kimbrough Connie M. Kingsbury Akiko Kinoshita Nobuko Kitsukawa Renate von Koeller Pamela M. Knackert Mary Knight Marjola Kock Agnes Koon Doris Kuo Seiko Kuremoto Koko Kurihara Ae-Shil Kwon

Yukuko Arakawa Melissa Archer* Watcharee Areewatanawong Norma Arevalo Kara Arteaga Gunilla Aschan Reyhana Ashraf Jeanne Atkins* Marilie Bacsain* Mary Rose Badar Laura Baker Jennifer Balatian Charming Baldemor Janice Banta Sabrina Bao* Sarah Barclay Jean G. Barnes* Erma Barron* Myrna Bautista Julie Beck* Marsha Bennett Monica Bergdahl Antje Dahlgren Berge* Don Bergeron*

Ulrike Bernius Catherine Mary R. Biazon Julienne Bifaro* Carrie Blair Valenie G. Blando Jackie Blue* Janice Bodily Mimi E. Bohlman Miladel L. Bondoc Pailinkalinn Boonrod* Christine Bordenave* Else-Maj Boström* Joan L. Brazier* Penny Briese * Eltje T. Brill-Meijer Joyce Brooks Julie D. Brown Marilyn Brown Pat Brown* Julie Browning Lisa Broyles Jan M. Bryant* Srisuda Buddhanont Nita Bueno

Suk Lee Kwon Lydia Lai Sherry Lai Angelita Iniguez Lee Chin Chuang Lee Sun-Kyung Lee Sun Young Lee Hsiu Chun Liang Shu-Ling Liao Chen Ling Lien Li-Hsiang Lin Ray-Rong Lin Diane S. Lindsley Evelyn Lo Janya Lobb Mei-Nu Lu Kathy Ma Cheryl MacGregor Maryann Maddox Yuriko Maegawa Elisabeth Magnusson Lourdes Marasigan Denise Martin Genevieve C. Martin Noriko Matsuda Ruriko Matsuoka Michelle A. McCabe A. Jane McEwen Mari McKenzie Karen E. McNallen Melinda Minor Emiko Miyata Carole L. Moffatt Marjaana Moring Seleena Mustafa Kumi Nakamura Dawn Newman Hiroko Ohishi Noriko Okazawa Birgitta von Oldenskiöld Merja Ora Deborah Otlowski Michiko Otsuka Li-Yueh Pan Carla Parks Gretchen E. Paupore Rosalind Pestell

Janet Bunagan Laura Burden Maggie Burke Lori Burkhardt Maria Concepcion N. Camacho Loretta Cardin Julie Caron* Sandra J. Carroll Anne-Marie Catelas Renalie Catral* Ma. Teresa L. Celdran Mei-chuan Chai Rapeepun Chalermpanit* Berly Man Yu Chan* Betty Chan Crystal Chan * Eunice Chan Au Joanlin Chang* Joyce Chang* Mei-Yin Chang Chintana Chansungsan Grace Chao Nancy Charron

Lois Pierce Leida Pirts Darla Porter Evelyn R. Raines Linda Ratametha Joanne Raymond Polly A. Redanz Mary Reed Tim Reynolds Marianne K. Riedenauer Chan-Yong Ro Kimberly Rosenfield Norma V. Ruf Armita B. Rufino Janet Ruopp Elaine A. Rynders Atsuko Saeki Jae-Hee Sagong Ryoko Saisho Nadine A. Salley Yasuko Sato Jodie D. Schaefer Leigh Schlett Yoko Schrage-Nozaki Michelle Schultz Lorna Scott Wakako Sen Kulchalee Sermtavisubya Sukjai Setsawat Sariya Sivayu Joanne M. Smith Tiffany Smith Maura M. So Joanne Solomon Ellen Spaeth Morag J. Stalker Dietlind Stuerz Lynn A. Sudbury Jee Hyun Suh Patamaka Sukontamarn Mineko Suzuki Elisabeth Thaler Ching-Wun Tien Jane Tsai Shaw-Mei Tsai Shu-Hui Tsai Maj-Lis J. Ulfsparre

Gladys Chen Helen Chen* Jastina Chen Selina Cheng Fanny Cheuk * Jane Cheung Laura Cheung Rosaline O. Cheung Saowaluk Chewsirikajon* Huei-Feng Chiang* Jessica Chiou Hyo Jin Cho* Jae Sun Choi Florence Chow* Julie Chow* Momtaz Chowdhury Kerstin Ekstrand Christiansson Doris Chu* Shirley Chu Fu-Yu Chuang Janet Chui* Rose Chung Julia Cirincione*

Pia Ullmann Kim Vann Susan Waterschoot Angela L. Weaver Patchara Weeraborwornpong Beatrice Cheung Wen Mei-Hong Wen Ursula Werner Elizabeth Whitham Irene Wiese-von Ofen Jan E. Wilhelm Els Van Winckel Shirley Wong Li-Hua Wu Lillian Y. Wu Shufen Huang Wu Nathalie Wyss Nobuko Yamamoto Mariko Yamazaki Hiroko Yashiro Tomoko Yasuda Yoshiko Yasuda Wakiko Yazaki Shiu-Tan Yen Junko Yoshida Cindy Young Liang Yung US$25,000 Giving Susanne von Bassewitz Shu Hui Chuang Donna K. Conant Tamara Hagen Susan D. Halsey Glenne Harding Mineko F. Hariu Jutta Kaestner Gail E. Kendall Sharon L. Langenbeck Joanna Lee Yoko Manabe Sadako Miyake Chavali P. Osathanugrah Toshie Yamazaki

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Investing in women and girls’ education to improve their status

DENISE CONROY Zonta Club of Brisbane East Inc, Australia, District 22 At the 2018 Convention, 2010 Jane M. Klausman Women in Business Scholar Holly Ransom gave an inspiring speech that focused on three aspects of making an important decision: the why, what and how. This resonated with me when reflecting upon my decision to become a regular donor to the Zonta International Foundation’s educational programs. As an educator for more than 30 years, I have seen the difference that educational qualifications can make.

The why was easy: All three awards focus on women and girls, so it is an investment in improving their status by increasing their educational pursuits. The what is not what I get from the act of giving, but what the women who receive the awards get. Education of women and girls is fundamental to their progress throughout life; it ensures that they have a qualification that enables them to compete for positions in the workplace. An extension of their qualifications ensures their ongoing competitiveness and helps them overcome any “interruptions” to their career to have a family. How one can make a contribution will vary from person to person, but no matter what the amount, the important thing is to keep doing it.

The choice of where you direct your donation is yours to make. The reward is seeing so many women benefiting who would, otherwise, not have had an opportunity that we—as Zontians—can provide.

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Empowering women to rise up and inspire others

MARY ANN RUBIS Zonta International Centennial Anniversary Committee Member and Foundation Ambassador Zonta Club of Quaboag Valley, USA, District 1 “People are like plants in the wind: they bow down and rise up again.�

I found this Madagascan proverb while preparing a Foundation presentation. It reminded me that all of us, at one time or another, have faced and met challenges thanks to help from people who cared.

Our donations to the Foundation and our membership in Zonta allow us to help women and girls rise up. As we have learned from project reports, many of these women and girls go on to help others do the same.

Empowered, they in turn empower and inspire others.

UNICEF/UNI180128/Matas

As we celebrate our centennial anniversary, we honor our founders and all members, past and present, who strive to create a better, healthier and safer place for women and girls around the world.

Zonta is just as relevant today as it was in 1919. By working together and evolving with the times, we will ensure that Zonta continues to empower and honor women.

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Puangpayom Thanomkulbutra* Marcia Thompson Kristina Thuree Penney Tinker Catherine Tong Catherine Toolin* Keiko Torikai Angel Tsai Su-Chen Tsai Mowana Tse Noriko Tsujino Kirsten Tydings* Liza Ulferts* Jarunun Ungbhakorn Cherrie Ann Uy Saleewan Vanichjakvong* Teresa VanSlyck* Gloria Vergara Prasobsri Vibhatasillapin* Zenaida C. Victorino Marit Viklund Agnes Villanueva* Susan Villar Rhea Villasis* Clare Vitug* Birgitta Waern* Ina Waesserling Olga Wagenaar* Carole Wahlers* Caroline Waldenstrom* Pia Walder-Niedermann* Gabriele Walenzik Evelyn Walker* Irene Wallberg Ching Yang Sae Wang* Christine Ward Dianna Ward Susan Ware Pat Warford Linda Watanabe Marion Watson Elisabeth Wedenberg Wan Joo Wee Wendy Weeks Barbara A. Weide Carol Welch* Annelise S. Welde* Shirley Welte*

Cindy Wertz * Gunnel Westling* Helen White* Debra Whitson* Anoma Wichitwikrom* Margareta Wik* Cynthia Wiley Lynn Wilkes* Elisabeth Willen Kathleen Williams Lisamarie Williams Kristie Kinney Wilson* Trena Winans* Ann-Margreth Wiren Dennis J. Wolterding* Aurora Wong Caron Wong Helen Wong Wai Sum Wong* Eleanor Woo* Sheila Woodhouse Marcie R. Woolworth Judith A. Wray Miho Yamamoto Tomoko Yamashita Anita Yang Janet Yap* Eleanor Yaranon* Diana Yau Tan Ter Yee Queenie Yeung Kar-Lai Yim Ngarmrung Yodkom* Jung Yeon Yoon* Won Shin Yoon* Yuko Yoshimura Jane Young Ada Yu Josephine Yu* Judith Yu* Young Sun Yu Canissa Yuen Jeong Ju Yun* Brenda Yuselevicz* Nilufer Zafarullah Teddie Ziesemer* *First-time donor

THE MARY E. JENKINS 1919 SOCIETY

Ensuring Zonta’s future ability to empower women In 1903, at only 24 years old, Mary E. Jenkins became the owner and president of the Syracuse Herald, a powerful position in an almost exclusively male industry. Sixteen years later, she helped found one of the nine original Zonta clubs and became the first president of the Confederation of Zonta Clubs.

Mary was a trailblazer in every way. To honor her pioneering spirit, Zonta International Foundation’s planned giving society was established in her name. Like Mary, those who make provisions for Zonta in their estate plans, are dedicated to empowering women. Charitable legacy planning allows you to secure the future of the Zonta International Foundation and support its life-changing programs at the same time that you prepare to provide for your family and achieve your financial goals.

Add your name to the growing list of Zontians who have already designated part of their estate to the Zonta International Foundation. Everyone who informs us of their provision of this kind will become a member of the Mary E. Jenkins 1919 Society.

Joyce E. Abraham Micki Allen Lynn S. Altemeyer ♦ Virginia Ames♦ Sally S. Bean Jacqueline M. Beaudry Juliann Binienda Louise Broderick♦ Barbara Brown Josephine G. Cooke♦ Lila R. Davis Kerry A. Dixon Donna Dodgen Kathleen Douglass Susan Feickert Romelle M. Vanek Ferris Karen Y. Foissotte Emily J. Furtado Jane R. Garvey ♦ Barbara A. Geil♦ Jean F. Gibbons♦ Mary L. Good Pamela Gordon♦ Sharon Graves Mary X. Grimes♦ Tamara Hagen

Susan D. Halsey Genelle Hanken Glenne Harding Lois Hindhede♦ Judith F. Kautz Wilhelmina Kelly Gail E. Kendall Nellie W. Kendrick♦ Lisa Fraser Kimbrough Jean M. King♦ Betty Koppus♦ Betty L. Krueger ♦ Sarah J. Lee Diane Adrienne Lemaire♦ Joan-Mary Longcroft Judy Mandolini ♦ Constance M. Mark♦ Melinda Marsh Lynn J. McKenzie Sharron Miles Karen S. Milton♦ Judy Nagel Janet M. Penske♦ Carolyn F. Phillips Cindy L. Phillips Esther Plehal♦

Jane H. Poston♦ Joan M. Punt Lindi Quinn Sally F. Rankin Judith R. Ray Christine Rommel Jeanne L. Sadlow♦ Patricia A. Santogrossi Val Sarah Mary Ellen Shehee♦ Margo D. Sheridan Alicia C. Sirtori Angela P. Smith Dorothy E. Suther Anna Taussig♦ Maxelyn C. Tudman Joanne Van Sant ♦ Candi Ward Beatrice A. Weaver Zelma Weisfeld♦ Lieselotte Weisser ♦ Harriette Yeckel♦ ♦

Deceased

Would you like to learn more about the Mary E. Jenkins 1919 Society? Contact Zonta International Headquarters at zifoundation@zonta.org

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DISTRICT, AREA, AND CLUB GIFTS It is with great appreciation that we recognize the following Zonta districts, areas and clubs for their gifts to the Zonta International Foundation in the 2016–2018 Biennium (1 June 2016–31 May 2018).

US$50,000+ District 20 Sanibel-Captiva (D11) US$20,000–US$49,999 Aarhus II (D13) Basel (D28) Brownsville (D10) Coos Bay Area (D08) Corvallis (D08) Denver (D12) Glens Falls (D02) Kitchener-Waterloo (D04) Midland (D15) Munster (D29) Newport Harbor Area (D09) Roskilde Area (D13) Santa Clarita Valley (D09) Sundsvall (D21) US$10,000–US$19,999 Alzenau I Ufr Area (D14) Anchorage (D08) Bad Soden-Kronberg (D28) Bangor (D01) Batavia-Genesee County (D04) Bern (D28) Billings (D12) Black Hills (D12) Bonn-Rheinaue (D29) Bremen (D27) Brisbane Inc (D22) Cape Girardeau Area (D07) Casa Grande Valley (D09) Central Oklahoma (D10) Cincinnati (D05) Delemont (D30) Denver II (D12) District 27 District 31 Egersund Og Omegn (D13) Erlangen Area (D14) Essen I (D29) Everett (D08) Foothills Club of Boulder, CO (D12) Fraenkisches Seenland (D14) Frankfurt II Rhein-Main (D28) Frankfurt/Main (D28) Halmstad (D21) Hamburg (D27) Hildesheim (D27) Hilton Head Island (D11) Ingolstadt (D14) Johnson County (D10) Joliet Area (D06) Kankakee (D06) Leverkusen (D29) Luebeck (D27) Mackay Inc (D22) Mannheim (D30) Melbourne (D11) Milwaukee (D06) Muenchen City (D14) Munich I (D14)

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Munich II (D14) Oakville (D04) Olympia (D08) Paderborn (D29) Pforzheim (D30) Pine Rivers Inc (D22) Porterville (D09) Prowers County (D12) Quaboag Valley (D01) Schwaebisch Hall (D30) St Cloud (D07) St Louis (D07) West Hidalgo County (D10) Yverdon-Les-Bains Area (D30) US$5,000–US$9,999 Adelaide Inc. (D23) Akureyri (D13) Albany (D02) Alton-Wood River (D06) Antwerpen (D27) Arnsberg (D29) Aschaffenburg Area (D14) Ashtabula Area (D05) Bad Homburg (D28) Bad Kissingen-Schweinfurt (D14) Bad Nauheim-Friedberg (D28) Baden-Baden (D30) Bangkok IX (D17) Belvidere Area (D06) Berlin (D27) Berlin 1989 (D27) Bern Ursa (D28) Bielefeld (D29) Bjare (D21) Blackall Range Inc (D22) Bochum (D29) Bonn (D29) Bourg-Macon (D27) Bozen-Bolzano (D14) Brisbane East Inc (D22) Brisbane Metro Breakfast Inc (D22) Brisbane North Inc (D22) Brisbane River Inc (D22) Brussel Zavel (D27) Buffalo (D04) Bunbury Inc (D23) Burbank Area (D09) Burg Staufenberg/ Giessen Area (D28) Caboolture Inc (D22) Caloundra City Inc (D22) Central Goldfields (D23) Cheektowaga-Lancaster (D04) Christchurch-Canterbury (D16) Chur (D28) Columbus, OH (D05) Concord (D01) Dallas (D10) Damme (D27) De Haan (D27) Devonport Inc. (D23) District 21

District 29, Area 2 District 30, Area 3 District 30, Area 4 Dortmund (D29) Dothan Area (D11) Dunedin-Otago (D16) Enkoping (D21) Eskilstuna (D21) Espoo-Kauniainen (D20) Fairfax County (D03) Falkoping-Skovde (D21) Feldbach (D14) Fredericksburg, TX (D10) Gent II (D27) Gothenburg II (D21) Grants Pass (D08) Greater East Texas (D10) Greeley (D12) The Hague I (D29) Hamburg-Elbufer (D27) Hamburg-Orchard Park (D04) Hamilton 1 (D04) Hamm/Unna (D29) Hanau (D28) Harrisburg-Hershey (D03) Heidelberg (D30) Heidelberg Kurpfalz (D30) Heilbronn (D30) Helsinki I (D20) Helsinki II (D20) Hillerod (D13) Hoexter (D29) Houston (D10) Iisalmi (D20) Innsbruck I (D14) Ipswich (D22) Iserlohn Area (D29) Jamestown, ND (D07) Jefferson City, MO (D07) Jonkoping (D21) Kalmar (D21) Karlsruhe (D30) Karlstad I (D21) Kitakyushu (D26) Kristianstad, Sweden (D21) Kuopio I (D20) Kyoto II (D26) Lafayette (D10) Lahti (D20) Locarno (D30) Lohja (D20) Longview (D10) Lucerne (D28) Ludwigshafen-Pfalz (D28) Lund (D21) Luxembourg (D27) Luzern Landschaft (D28) Madison (D06) Madrid Km. 0 (D29) Mainz (D28) Malmo I (D21) Maroochy Inc (D22) Mascoutah Area (D06) Matsumoto (D26) Metz (D27)

Top three districts in total contributions for the biennium:

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District with highest weighted increase during the biennium:

28 Miami Lakes Area (D11) Minneapolis (D07) Morioka (D26) Mt Barker (D23) Naples (D11) Naruto (D26) Nepean Valley Inc(D24) Neuchatel (D30) Niagara Falls, Canada (D04) Nimes-Romaines (D30) Noosa Inc. (D22) Norrkoping (D21) Northern Beaches Inc (D24) Northern Valley, NJ (D03) Nuernberg Area (D14) Nyköping-Oxelösund (D21) Nyköping-Oxelösund II (D21) Oberhausen Rheinland (D29) Orange Inc (D24) Orebro (D21) Osaka (D26) Oulu I (D20) Parker County (D10) Peel Inc (D23) Perth, Northern Suburbs Inc (D23) Petoskey Area (D15) Pierre-Ft Pierre (D12) Pikes Peak Area (D12) The Principality of Monaco (D30) Redlands (D09) Rochester (D04) Roeselare (D27) Saarbrucken (D28)

Salt Lake Area (D09) Salzgitter (D27) Sandnes Og Jaeren (D13) Sapporo II (D26) Sapporo Iris (D26) Sarasota (D11) Schaffhausen (D28) Seguin (D10) Sendai I (D26) Seoul I (D32) Siegen Area (D29) Skelleftea (D21) South Puget Sound (D08) Spearfish Area (D12) Stockholm I (D21) Stockholm VI (D21) Sydney Inc (D24) Syracuse (D02) Taipei III (D31) Takamatsu (D26) Traverse City (D15) Trelleborg Vellinge (D21) Trosa (D21) Vasteras (D21) Viersen Area (D29) Waasland (D27) Warren (D04) Washington, DC (D03) Weinheim E.V. (D30) Whangarei (D16) The Whitsundays Inc (D22) Woodstock (D04)

CORPORATION, FOUNDATION AND ORGANIZATION GIFTS It is with great appreciation that we recognize the following corporations, foundations and organizations for their gifts to the Zonta International Foundation between 1 June 2017–31 May 2018.

CONTRIBUTIONS AmazonSmile Foundation Capstone Charity Resources Christopherson Family Fund Committee of The Islands, Inc. (Zonta Club of Sanibel Captiva, D11) ConocoPhillips Company Giving Assistant Goodshop Inn At Village Square Macy’s/Bloomingdale’s Network For Good Ocala Travel Cruise and Tour (District 4) Olivet Episcopal Church People’s United Bank Skeppsholmen Fastighetsmakieri AB (District 21) Washington State Federation of Democratic Women

MATCHING GIFTS ArcelorMittal Matching Gifts Program (Tamera Galbreath) Charles Schwab Foundation (Shelly Baumgartner) EQT Foundation (Beth Zak) GE Foundation (Catherine Bucker, Laura Hudy) General Motors ( Joyce Combs) MAH Foundation (Zonta Club of Greater Deerfield Beach, D11) Monsanto (Sherri Brown) Noble Energy (Kristin Koblis) Shell Oil Company Foundation (Caron Roberts) U.S. Bank (Lori Rebischke)

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The Centennial Anniversary Endowment Campaign allows members and contributors, committed to Zonta’s service and advocacy work, to establish our legacy for the future. We appreciate the following individuals, clubs and districts who donated to the Zonta International Foundation endowment funds and made a commitment to gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls. The following list represents pledges and gifts of more than US$1,000 made between 1 June 2014 and 31 May 2018.

COMMITTEE MEMBERS

Jacqueline M. Beaudry, Chairman Olivia Ferry, PIP Sharron Miles Val Sarah, PIP Anita Schnetzer-Spranger Amy Lai, Honorary Member VISIONARY (US$100,000–$249,000) Kaleta Doolin Kai-Tai Yen CHAMPION (US$50,000–$99,000) Sally S. Bean Jacqueline M. Beaudry Shu-Lan H. Chiu Glenne Harding Eleanor Jammal Judith F. Kautz ADVOCATE (US$10,000–$49,000) Alice Bartelt Susanne von Bassewitz Annette Binder Carol J. Braford Irene Chen Kuei-Ying Cheng Jaewon Choi Shu Hui Chuang Donna K. Conant Barbara Crabtree Janet Cummings Olivia A. Ferry Pamela Gordon♦ Tamara Hagen Susan D. Halsey Mineko Hariu Yueh-Hsiang Hsu Masako Iwata Lalivan Karnchanachari Amy Lai Sharon Langenbeck Lilian Lau Mildred Law Joanna Lee Shu-Ling Liao Chen Ling Lien Kuei-Chu Lin Li-Chin Lin Teresa Lin I-Hui Liu

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Chin-Ling Wu Lu Farica Lu Yuriko Maegawa Catherine Mair Yoko Manabe Bridget L. Masters Lynn J. McKenzie Karen S. Milton♦ Naoko Miyake Sadako Miyake Pauline Ng Yoshiko Okabe Chavali P. Osathanugrah Michiko Otsuka Patricia Palm Laura Peters Val Sarah Anita Schnetzer-Spranger Frances M. Schultz Wakako Sen Haewon Shin Joanne Solomon Connie Stierstorfer Mieko Tao Shu-Er Tsai Ma. Victoria P. Vergel De Dios Erlinda T. Villanueva Linda Wang Mei-Hsun Wang Vera Waters Beatrice Cheung Wen Mei-Hong Wen Toshie Yamazaki Shun-Chien Yao Yoshiko Yasuda Kathleen Yip Cindy Young BELIEVER (US$1,000–US$9,999) Viveka Anderberg Akerhielm Sonia Albanese Daisy Arce Yaowanush Ariyapinyopas Shelly Baumgartner Elizabeth Bice Nickie Bonner Carol Borecky Angela Brown Phoebe Byers Carole Calvert-Baxter Evelyn L. Chang Shu-Chen Chang Kyunying Chinda Charungcharoenvejj Chen Mei Chen Ching Lu Chen

Shu-Chu Chen Yu-Chao Chen Ruei-Chin Chiang Cheng Su Nu Chien Jung Sook Choi Joyce Chuang Vasiliki Comino Valerie J. Cotanche Shelli Cutting Ho-Hwei Lin Dai Deitrah Davis Robyn Finlayson Mary G. Frisbie Betty Fu Veronica Regina Garcia Mary Frances Gardner Joanna Gee Aiko Goto Britt Gustawsson Naomi Harada Hisako Hasebe Kim Hawes Sumie Hayakawa Yuko Hirata Margot Hoffman Margaret Holzbog Akiko Honma Ann C. Horrocks May Hsia Pao-Ching Hsu Hwa-Fen Chang Huang Yu-Yen Chien Huang Kathleen M. Hughes Chun-Liang Hung Setsuko Ino Hiroko Iwai Mi Hyang Jeon Ki Eu Jung Myungsu Kang Naruporn Karnchanachari Hyun Ji Kim Young Hee Kim Akiko Kinoshita Nobuko Kitsukawa Pamela Knackert Chieko Kobatake Yukiko Kojima Doris Kuo Seiko Kuremoto Ae-Shil Kwon Suk Lee Kwon Sherry Lai Jae Seong Lee Min Jin Lee Chin Chuang Lee Sun-Kyung Lee Sun Young Lee

Susan Liang Kuei Hsing Lin Li-Hsiang Lin Ray-Rong Lin Diane Lindsley Hsiu-Min Liu Evelyn Lo Chin-Chen Lu Mei-Nu Lu Kathy Ma Lourdes Marasigan Alison R. Martin Carla Masche Noriko Matsuda Catherine McEwan Beryl McMillan Karen McNallen Sharron Miles Sandra R. Miller Beth Minear-Rex Fumiko Miyamoto Emiko Miyata Carole Moffatt Kumi Nakamura Donna Neal Teruko Notomi Josephine K. Odedina Marcus Odedina Hiroko Ohishi Noriko Okazawa Hanne Friis Olesen Joy Orlich Li-Yueh Pan Erlinda E. Panlilio Kyung Sook Park SeoKyung Park Panida Pathumarak Karen Pati Yu Hua Peng Monvibha Prachankhadee Louise M. Prockter Hela Prosteder Chawewan Puranitee Denise Quarles Judith R. Ray Sally Rankin Chan-Yong Ro Masako Rokushima Jeanne L. Sadlow♦ Atsuko Saeki Jae-Hee Sagong Ryoko Saisho Oranuch Sangsuriyjan Sasamon Sanguansin Sawano Sawai Ute Scholz Sonja Hönig Schough

Michelle Schultz Bonny Schumacher Vivienne W. Shen Ji Hae Shin Carolyn Smith Sohga Kimono Gakuin School Hee Kyung Son Selma I. Starns Maria Stefanova Eun Kyung Suh Jee Hyun Suh Hui Lin Sung Winnie Teoh Patricia Thomas-Scribner Feng-Pi Ting Shaw-Mei Tsai Shu-Hui Tsai Keiko Ueda Su-Fang S. Ueng Ladda Visvapolboon Nitaya Vongsrirungruong Candi Ward Beatrice A. Weaver Duangnapar Wijitkhuankhan Caroline Wilkins Cathy Williams Julie M. Wiltshire Shirley Wong Janis Wood Elizabeth J. Woodgate Li-Hua Wu Lillian Y. Wu Shufen Huang Wu Nobuko Yamamoto Mariko Yamazaki Hsin Hsin Yang Hiroko Yashiro Takako Yasuda Tomoko Yasuda Wakiko Yazaki Shiu Tan Yen Seonju Yoo Junko Yoshida Chih-Shan Yuan Yoko Yukioka Liang Yung ♦

Gifted as part of deceased’s estate

UNFPA Liberia

ZONTA CLUBS AND DISTRICTS VISIONARY (US$100,000–$249,000) New Territories (D17) ADVOCATE (US$10,000–$49,000) 2016 1st Asian Inter-District Meeting District 17 Conference 2017 Hong Kong (D17) Sen-Himeji (D26) Taipei I (D31) Taipei Shin (D31) Victoria, Hong Kong (D17) BELIEVER (US$1,000–US$9,999) Adelaide Flinders Inc (D23) Adelaide Torrens Inc (D23) Aki Cosmos (D26) Akita (D26) Batavia-Genesee County (D04) Brisbane Breakfast Inc. (D22) Centralia-Chehalis (D08) Cincinnati (D05) Denver (D12) Denver II (D12) District 25 District 32 District 32, Area 1 Erfurt (D14) Fukui (D26) Fukuoka (D26) Gifu (D26) Hakodate-Hokkaido (D26) Hamburg-Alster (D27) Helsinki II (D20) Himeji (D26) Hong Kong II (D17) Hsin Chu (D31)

Hua-Lian (D31) Johnson County (D10) Kaohsiung Yuhsiun (D31) Kauai (D09) Kitakyushu (D26) Kyoto I (D26) Kyoto II (D26) Kyoto Miyabi (D26) Lincoln (D06) Makati & Environs (D17) Matsumoto (D26) Morioka (D26) Nagoya Sora (D26) Naruto (D26) Okayama (D26) Okinawa (D26) Osaka (D26) Osaka II (D26) Otsu (D26) Petoskey Area (D15) Phoenix Kobe (D26) Rotterdam (D29) Rotterdam Aan De Maas (D29) Sapporo II (D26) Sapporo Iris (D26) Sendai I (D26) Seoul I (D32) e-Club of Silicon Valley (D09) Tainan Phoenix (D31) Taipei II (D31) Taipei III (D31) Takamatsu (D26) Tokyo I (D26) Tokyo II (D26) Tokyo III (D26) Trenton/Mercer (D03) Yamagata (D26) Yamanashi (D26) Yokohama (D26) Yokosuka (D26) Zurich (D28)

Securing Zonta’s work with a gift to the Endowment Fund

GLENNE HARDING Centennial Anniversary Endowment Campaign Regional Representative Zonta e-Club of Silicon Valley, USA, District 9 Creating a lasting endowment for the Zonta International Foundation and establishing a permanent financial pillar through the Centennial Anniversary Endowment Campaign is, for me, a way to ensure that the work of empowering women continues—especially during periods of economic downturn when the work is needed most.

It will also prevent the possible loss of some of our special programs as time goes on. For me, that is the Amelia Earhart Fellowship; for others it may be the Young Women in Public Affairs Award or something else. For all of us, it will be a legacy.

I believe we need to “up our game” so that this organization that has done so much for women (and for us) during the last 100 years will continue to do so. This is a great opportunity for each of us to “put her money where her mouth is” and to show how much we are really committed to the dream of equality for women; there is so much left to do! I hope you will join me in the commitment to believe, invest, and empower with a gift or pledge.

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2018 FISC AL YEAR IN REVIEW The Zonta International and the Zonta International Foundation 2018 fiscal year closed on 31 May 2018, marking the end of the 2016-2018 Biennium. Zonta International has a strong financial position with enough assets to cover our obligations and provide for infrastructure and emergencies. The Zonta International Foundation has had positive investment growth. Both received a clean opinion* on the official audit. This reflects the utmost importance we place on safeguarding assets and member trust.

Areas of special attention and progress this year: Kept our promise n Ensured 100 percent of donations go directly to our projects and programs.

Focused on our mission n Completed 100 percent of contracted project and program funding by the Foundation. ➾Program donations came in just under the goal. ➾The Rose Fund was available to cover the difference. ➾ Funded 120 educational scholarships, fellowships and awards for women and girls in 37 countries.

Increased transparency n Aligned reporting in the budget, financial statements, audit, IRS Form 990 and annual report. n Improved reporting criteria to align with requirements for charity rating services. n Retained GuideStar Platinum rating and met all Better Business Bureau Wise Giving Alliance criteria.

Expanded our legacy gift program n Raised global awareness with donors for the Centennial Anniversary Endowment Campaign. n Increased Endowment Fund and Amelia Earhart Endowment Fund giving.

Implemented cost-saving and efficiency measures n Established a Euro bank account to reduce costs and facilitate speed of transactions. n Implemented an online portal for uploading wire transfer information to improve tracking and accuracy of posting to donor accounts.

The 2017–2018 fiscal year ends with an organization that is strong, transparent and focused.

A complete 2017–2018 consolidated audit report can be found on foundation.zonta.org.

Respectfully submitted, Mari McKenzie 2018–2020 International Treasurer/Secretary Zonta International and Zonta International Foundation *A “clean” or unqualified opinion from the audit firm confirms that the financial statements present a fair and accurate picture of the organization and comply with generally accepted accounting principles in the United States.

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ZONTA INTERNATIONAL Statement of Financial Position 31 May 2018, 2017 and 2016 Assets

ZI 2018

Yr 2, 16–18 Biennium

ZI 2017

Yr 1, 16–18 Biennium

ZI 2016

Yr 2, 14–16 Biennium

Cash and investments Other current assets Fixed assets Total assets

7,399,529 472,060 126,609 7,998,198

6,062,094 174,131 199,330 6,435,555

6,536,591 545,760 147,569 7,229,920

Liabilities Accounts payable and accrued and other liabilities Intercompany payable and capital lease Deferred dues revenue, convention fees and rent Total liabilities

88,998 93,892 3,095,315 3,278,205

81,259 283,778 1,408,731 1,773,768

190,155 216,316 2,547,263 2,953,734

Net assets Unrestricted Temporarily restricted Total net assets Total liabilities & net assets

4,637,107 82,886 4,719,993 7,998,198

4,578,901 82,886 4,661,787 6,435,555

4,193,038 83,148 4,276,186 7,229,920

Statement of Activities

31 May 2018, 2017 and 2016 Revenues

ZI 2018

Yr 2, 16–18 Biennium

ZI 2017

Yr 1, 16–18 Biennium

ZI 2016

Yr 2, 14–16 Biennium

Membership dues and fees Miscellaneous income Total revenue

2,372,511 102,711 2,475,222

2,392,198 339,218 2,731,416

2,398,402 99,712 2,498,114

Expenses Member services Management & general Total expenses

1,598,686 867,716 2,466,402

1,616,751 786,888 2,403,639

1,613,371 746,501 2,359,872

8,820

327,777

138,242

46,218 (60,964) (6,532) 18,674 (2,604)

30,244 (37,105) (910) 9,165 1,394

Change in undesignated net assets before non-operating gains (losses) Non-operating gains (losses) Interest income Depreciation expense Realized and unrealized gain (loss) net Foreign currency translation Total non-operating gains (losses)

60,830 (75,681) (10,796) 75,033 49,386

Change in undesignated net assets Change in designated net assets—conv.

Change in temporarily restricted net assets—Eva Mowbray

58,206 — —

325,173 139,636 60,690 — (262) (3,788)

Change in total net assets

58,206

385,601

135,848

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ZONTA INTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION Statement of Financial Position 31 May 2018, 2017 and 2016

Assets Cash and investments Other current assets Investments Total assets Liabilities Accounts payable and accrued expenses Grants payable Total liabilities Net assets Unrestricted Temporarily restricted Permanently restricted Total net assets Total liabilities & net assets

ZIF 2018 Yr 2, 16–18 Biennium

2,993,448 510,636 12,655,154 16,159,238

30,034 — 30,034

8,271,059 4,386,705 3,471,440 16,129,204 16,159,238

ZIF 2017

ZIF 2016

Yr 1, 16–18 Biennium

Yr 2, 14–16 Biennium

2,805,689 2,621,864 650,149 716,586 10,843,673 10,277,300 14,299,511 13,615,750

876 2,000,000 2,000,876

10,844 — 10,844

7,416,075 6,993,860 2,434,982 4,408,325 2,447,578 2,202,721 12,298,635 13,604,906 14,299,511 13,615,750

Statement of Activities

31 May 2018, 2017 and 2016 Revenues

Program contributions Endowment contributions* Grant revenue Miscellaneous revenue Total revenue Expenses Program expenses Management & general Fundraising Total expenses Change in net assets before non-operating gains (losses) Interest income Realized and unrealized gains (losses), net Total non-operating gains (losses) Change in net assets

ZIF 2018

Yr 2, 16–18 Biennium

2,951,572 1,023,862 374,356 3,686 4,353,476

ZIF 2017

Yr 1, 16–18 Biennium

2,088,278 244,857 322,338 29,805 2,685,278

2,825,569 730,123 301,556 48,484 3,905,732

537,650 4,541,671 534,482 168,324 150,855 254,085 289,975 255,209 76,940 995,949 4,947,735 865,507 3,357,527

(2,262,457)

3,040,225

457,882 15,160 473,042

285,100 671,086 956,186

359,015 (843,776) (484,761)

3,830,569

(1,306,271)

2,555,464

* Includes allowance for uncollectible pledges of $161,000 in 2017 and $10,000 in 2018

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ZIF 2016

Yr 2, 14–16 Biennium

Detail Statement of Activities

For the Year ended 31 May 2018

Amelia Earhart International Revenues Service

ZISVAW Endowment

Program contributions

768,739

255,679

901,425

YWPA

JMK

Rose

— 109,739 100,187 815,803 2,951,572

Endowment contributions

—

—

—

1,023,862

—

—

Grant revenue

—

—

—

—

—

— 374,356

Miscellaneous income Interfund transfer Total revenue

Total

— 1,023,862 374,356

—

—

3,686

—

—

—

—

3,686

84,810

—

—

—

—

—

(84,810)

—

340,489

901,425

772,425

350,025

300

—

1,023,862 109,739 100,187 1,105,349 4,353,476

Expenses: Program expenses

— 72,225

—

537,650

—

— 168,324

168,324

—

Management & general

—

—

—

Fundraising

—

—

—

82,132

— 207,843

289,975

—

82,132 72,225 115,100 376,167

995,949

Total expenses Change in net assets before non-operating gains (losses) Total non-operating gains (losses) Change in net assets

—

115,100

350,025

300

(9,536)

901,125

772,425

941,730

37,514

(14,913)

729,182

3,357,527

9,536

90,428

42,126

79,828

14,266

28,924

207,934

473,042

991,553

814,551

—

1,021,558 51,780

14,011 937,116 3,830,569

The information contained herein is part of the consolidated financial statements of Zonta International and Zonta International Foundation and the entire audit can be found on the Zonta International Foundation website (foundation.zonta.org).

Contributions By Fund—31 May 2018 6% 21% 23% 3% 3%

26%

19%

Amelia Earhart International Service ZISVAW Endowment YWPA JMK Rose

255,679 901,425 768,739 1,023,862 109,739 100,187 815,803

Total

3,975,434

ZISVAW Zonta International Strategies to End Violence Against Women Amelia Earhart Amelia Earhart Fellowship YWPA Young Women in Public Affairs Award JMK Jane M. Klausman Women in Business Scholarship

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ZONTA INTERNATIONAL AND ZONTA INTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION 2016–2018 BOARD President Sonja Hönig Schough Zonta Club of Kungsbacka, Sweden President-Elect Susanne von Bassewitz Zonta Club of Düsseldorf II, Germany Vice President Sharon Langenbeck Zonta Club of Santa Clarita Valley, CA, USA

2018–2020 BOARD President Susanne von Bassewitz Zonta Club of Düsseldorf II, Germany President-Elect Sharon Langenbeck Zonta Club of Santa Clarita Valley, CA, USA Vice President Ute Scholz Zonta Club of Verden, Germany

Treasurer/Secretary Bridget Masters Zonta Club of Colorado North Forty, CO, USA Directors Sonia Albanese Zonta Club of Roma Capitolium, Italy Judith Anderson, OAM Zonta Club of Brisbane Inc, Australia Lydia Chaillou Zonta Club of Meaux et Région, France

Judith Kautz Zonta Club of Central Oklahoma, OK, USA Ute Scholz Zonta Club of Verden E.V., Germany Ursula Werner Zonta Club of GarmischPartenkirchen, Germany Hsin-Hsin Yang Zonta Club of Taipei II, Taiwan ROC

Treasurer/Secretary Mari McKenzie Zonta Club of Saginaw, MI, USA

Sigrid Duden Zonta Club of Heidelberg, Germany

Directors Marguerite Akossi-Mvongo Zonta Club of Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire

Judy Gorton Zonta Club of Perth Inc, Australia

Margaret Bateman Zonta Club of Port Macquarie Inc, Australia Christina Rylander Bergqvist Zonta Club of Sundsvall, Sweden

Lalivan Karnchanachari Zonta Club of Bangkok I, Thailand Salla Tuominen Zonta Club of Helsinki I, Finland

ZONTA INTERNATIONAL HEADQUARTERS STAFF Allison Summers Executive Director Phyllis Rinck Executive and Operations Coordinator Cathleen Ferguson Accounting and Human Resources Manager

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Megan Radavich Director of Programs and Advocacy Martina Gamboa Programs Senior Coordinator Eva Mikos Development Database and Donor Services Manager

Kate Edrinn Communications Manager Gina Meeks Communications Coordinator Lily Abromeit Communications Associate Elizabeth Valdivia Membership Coordinator

Diana Olivares Development Coordinator

Mariah Callis Goodwin Membership Senior Associate

Tiffany Crowe Development Coordinator

Bridget Greenfield Membership Associate

2016–2018 DISTRICT FOUNDATION AMBASSADORS District 1 Mary Ann Rubis

District 10 Kim Vann

District 18 Nana Koranteng

District 27 Sonja Nepper

District 2 Meta Murray Marion Webster

District 11 Angie McKinney

Region South America Magdalena Aguilera Marin

District 28 Renate von Koeller Beate Normann Emanuela Tanzi

District 20 Anna LauttamusKauppila

District 29 Gabriele Springer

District 3 Lisa Fraser Kimbrough District 4 Kathy Smith Ann Marie West District 5 Kristi Bryant District 6 Donna Neal District 7 Jane Miller District 8 Jan Suess District 9 Beth Allevato Janis Cotton Faye Mellos Jan Smith-Flores Juliette Tulang

District 12 Mary Benoit District 13 Anne Kuhnell District 14 Gisela Hibsch District 15 Bonnie McArthur District 16 Anne Walker District 17 Lalivan Karnchanachari Mary Ang Susana de Jesus Angelita Iniguez Lee Chawewan Puranitee Anita Sanchez Eleanor Soriano Jean Yao Patricia Yeung

District 21 Annika Brännström Ingegerd Wennerbeck District 22 Anne Kuhnemann District 23 Erica Majba District 24 Karen Tromp

District 30 Leonilda Cussotto Evi Ebner Josiane Menard Fabienne Moulin Donka Petkova District 31 Irene Chen District 32 Young Ja Lee

District 25 Dilruba Ahmed District 26 Wakako Sen

CENTENNIAL ANNIVERSARY ENDOWMENT C AMPAIGN REGIONAL REPRESENTATIVES Dilruba Ahmed Judith Anderson Daisy Arce Rae Arnold Stella Bernabe Elisabeth Bice Christine Bishop Carol Borecky Carole Calvert-Baxter Yvonne Chalfant Patricia Collins

Nenita Rita Dy Mary Frances Gardner Lynette Grave Glenne Harding Susan D. Halsey Ann Horrocks Lalivan Karnchanachari Patricia Lawson Joanna Lee Lynn McKenzie Mary Jane Ortega

Chavali Osathanugrah Panida Pathumarak Denise Quarles Sally Rankin Mary Root Primitiva Sison Eleanor Soriano Dorothy Suther Carole Theobald Danita Utsman Virma Vergel De Dios

Candi Ward Caroline Wilkins Julie Wiltshire Janis Wood Elizabeth Woodgate Toshie Yamasaki Kathleen Yip Elena Young

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