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TR ADITION & INNOVATION Welcome Letter 5 Annual Benefit Luncheon 8 Landmark Music Festival 12 Constitution Gardens 16 Sylvan Theatre 18 2015 By the Numbers 20 Board of Directors 25 Trust for the National Mall Staff 26 Campaign for the National Mall 29 Thank You to All of Our Donors 30 3

TRUST FOR THE NATIONAL MALL2015 ANNUAL REPORT “The Trust for the National Mall has had an exciting year of juxtapositions, as we’ve upheld beloved traditions while also launching innovative new efforts to help us connect with broader audiences.” John E. (Chip) Akridge, III 4

TR ADITION & INNOVATIONWelcomeThe Trust for the National Mall has had launched our first-ever Landmark Musican exciting year of juxtapositions, aswe’ve upheld beloved traditions while also Festival, which was an engaging, funlaunching innovative new efforts tohelp us connect with broader audiences. and memorable platform to educate a newThe Trust has continued the honoredannual tradition of hosting a spring generation about the values, ideals andluncheon fundraiser. We also introducedan interactive, engaging live music history of our National Mall. The two dayfestival as an innovative way to reachnew audiences and inspire them to event featured more than 40 musical acts,become supporters of the Trust and itsimportant mission. We’ve embraced attracted over 50,000 attendees, resulted inthe history of the 184-year-oldLockkeeper’s House, and designed a more than 1.8 million media impressions,state-of-the-art, new, multifunctionalperformance venue. Tradition and and added 25,000+ new followers,innovation have gone hand-in-hand thisyear, helping to protect and preserve who will hopefully become loyal Trustthe National Mall, and leave it as avibrant legacy for future generations. supporters. Most importantly, the festivalThe Trust for the National Mall’s 8th generated awareness around the Trust’sAnnual Benefit Luncheon, our biggestfundraiser of the year, is a beloved mission to restore, improve and preserve current space into a multi-functional,spring tradition. Once again, our popularluncheon galvanized a diverse and the National Mall, and to enhance the environmentally-friendly, amphitheater-enthusiastic group of Washingtonianswho were proud to support the Trust and visitor experience for future genAeKrRaIDtiGoEnISs.HONORED sTtOySlAeLpUTeErfJoOrHmNaEn.cAeKvReInDuGeE., III FOR HISits mission to restore, protect and improve LEADERSHIP, COMPASSION, AND LIFETIME COMMITMENT TO SERVICE,the National Mall. Funds given at the Congratulationsthe Rehabilitation of Constitutionevent went towards the rehabilitation Throughout the year, we focusedINNoOnVATION, AND RESTUhLTiSs. year, the Trust has celebrated belovedof Constitution Gardens — fittingly, Chip!Gardens project. The Trust team workedit was our great honor to hold the event traditions and launched engaging,in Constitution Gardens this year. new initiatives. We’ve thoughtfullyWhile we upheld wonderful traditionslike our Annual Benefit Luncheon, we collaboratively with the National Park conceptualized and designedalso embarked on exciting new endeavorsin 2015. The Trust for the National Mall Service (NPS) on the plans to restore, improvements to the oldest structure relocate and rehabilitate the Historic on the Mall, and created award- Lockkeeper’s House, the oldest remaining winning plans to build an innovative, structure on the National Mall. The best-in-class performance space. relocation, restoration and repurposing We’re excited about the significant progress of the 184 year old Lockkeepers we’ve made in 2015, and we look forward House is a part of the sustainability to many more successes in the future. strategy for the site. By preserving this structure we are choosing to save a Thank you for your continued support, critical piece of our shared history. We are honored and delighted that JOHN E. (CHIP) AKRIDGE, III the design plans for the Washington Chairman, Board of Directors Monument Grounds at Sylvan Theater won several international design awards in 2015.This underutilized public theater sits on one of the most heavily trafficked areas on the National Mall. The design plans, created by OLIN and Weiss/Manfredi, will transform the 5

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TR ADITION & INNOVATION World War II Memorial Victory Arch 7

TRUST FOR THE NATIONAL MALL 2015 ANNUAL REPORTAnnual Benefit Luncheon The 8th Annual Benefit Luncheon was hosted by the immensely loyal and talented Women’s Leadership Committee with the support of the Trust’s Corporate Leadership Committee.This popular annual event brought together The 2015 luncheon was held in Constitutiona large and enthusiastic group of philanthropists, Gardens, drawing attention to our efforts tobusiness and political leaders, government restore and rehabilitate the Historic Lockkeeper’sofficials and journalists. House, the oldest remaining structure on the National Mall. The Lockkeeper’s House willThe event remains the Trust’s largest annual be revitalized as an improved gateway betweenfundraiser, and has become a hallmark the city and the National Mall. It will serve asphilanthropic event for Washingtonians a state of the art exhibit space to tell the Nationaleach spring. Mall’s story and recognize major donors to the Trust.8

TR ADITION & INNOVATION“Thousands of people fought for their rights, their freedoms and our futures on the National Mall. Because of their fight, I was able to dream big as a girl. And because of their fight, I was empowered to achieve those dreams as a young woman.” SHEILA C. JOHNSON Vice Chairman of Monumental Sports & Entertainment High-profile, engaging speakers, such as Sheila emotions they felt during some of the most iconic C. Johnson, Vice Chairman of Monumental moments – such as Martin Luther King Jr.’s Sports & Entertainment, Peggy O’Dell, Deputy “I Have a Dream” speech – that happened there. Director of Operations for the National Park Additionally, they talked about the memorials Service, and Barbara McDuffie, Managing falling into disrepair, and the need for all Director at Baker Tilly Virchow Krause, LLP, Americans to contribute to the Trust’s efforts to entertained and inspired the crowd. They repair, restore and protect the National Mall for spoke about their personal experiences generations to come. visiting the National Mall, and evoked the 9

TRUST FOR THE NATIONAL MALL2015 ANNUAL REPORT8TH ANNUAL BENEFIT LUNCHEON WOMEN’S LEADERSHIP COMMITTEERosie Donahower, Co-Chair Caroline Boutté, Chair Emerita Martha DippellRoxanne Little Pincus, Co-Chair Evelyn T. Brandt Nancy E. DuberKier Peterson, Junior Women’s Chair Patrice Brickman Deborah L. EpsteinSally Akridge, Founding Chair Janis Anderson Buchanan Starr EzraGrace Bender Charlotte Clay Buxton Leslie K. S. Fogg, Chair EmeritaCarol Rubel Berman Sarah Cannova Simone Friedman RonesMarion Blakey Biffy Cathcart Lauren GagliardinoEllen Boer Robin Rowan Clarke Beth GlassmanBlair Parker Bourne, Junior Women’s Marcella Cohen, Chair Emerita Marilyn Glosserman Rose H. Cohen Antonia M. S. Gore Chair Emerita Piper Fogg Gould, Junior Women’s Chair Emerita Jill Granader Sheila Proby Gross Paula A. Heichel Shelley Holt Carol Merchant Kirby Kathleen Linehan Marlene A. Malek Ellen Marks Jocelyn White Martin Debby McGinn Faye Morrissette Ginger H. Pickle Lauren Pillsbury Nina Pillsbury Stephanie M. Pinol Kiara Rankin Beth Roberts Jean H. Rutherfoord Marie E. Schram Deborah S. Sigmund Lisa F. Smith Lila O’Brien Sullivan Kendall Vincent Dorothy A. Wade Karen Wawrzaszek Gigi Webb Maria B. Weber Carolyn H. Williams Cecilia Kirby Wraase 10

TR ADITION & INNOVATIONCORPORATE LEADERSHIP COMMITTEECO-CHAIRSJanine K. Kellner, The Coca-Cola CompanySadhvi Subramanian, Capital One BankCHAIRS EMERITUSPaul J. Choquette, III, Gilbane Building CompanyJohn P. Drew, Trade Center Management Associates (TCMA)Cameron Gilreath, Time Warner Inc.James M. Jaska, Supreme Group USA LLCBarbara Schaefer McDuffie, Baker TillyRobert P. Pincus, EagleBankJoseph M. Rigby, Pepco Holdings, Inc.COMMITTEE MEMBERS Ross McWilliams, McWilliams Ballard Marissa P. Mitrovich, PCIA - The Wireless Infrastructure AssociationLara Aulestia, Resonate Dennis K. Moyer, Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney, PCJohn Barron, Tishman Construction, an AECOM Company Dana Otto, Louis Berger Group, Inc.Thomas A. Bartlett, The Boeing Company Pranav P. Pandya, James G. Davis Construction CorporationMurray Cook, Brickman/ValleyCrest Christine Papadopoulos, Capital One BankGerard J. Distefano, Jr., CohnReznick Darrel Rippeteau, Rippeteau Architects, PCJoe Downey, Willis John F. Sampson, Jr., MicrosoftAndrew Gelfuso, Trade Center Management Associates (TCMA) Joseph G. Svatos, AkridgeChristian L. Gullott, Bridgestone Americas, Inc. Marie Sylla-Dixon, T-MobileSara Hines, JLL Tim Tuerff, DeloitteDebbi Jarvis, Pepco Holdings, Inc.Michelle R. Kilby, MKAssociates, Inc.Jessica Marventano, iHeartMedia, Inc. 11

TRUST FOR THE NATIONAL MALL 2015 ANNUAL REPORTLandmarkMusic Festival For the first time ever, the Trust for the National Mall staged a music festival to generate funds and awareness about the need to restore, protect and improve the National Mall and enhance the visitor experience.The festival, held in September 2015, was a tremendous success,attracting a diverse audience of more than 50,000 attendees overtwo days. The festival took place across five stages and featuredmore than 40 artists, including Drake and The Strokes.The Trust worked with best-in-class music promotion companyC3 Presents, an organization that manages popular music festivalsaround the world, including Lollapalooza and Austin City Limits.C3 Presents did a first-rate job planning, implementing andpromoting the festival and making it a fun, memorable event forall involved. Renowned chef José Andrés curated the world-classfood court at the Landmark Music Festival.The Landmark Music Festival was about more than just greatmusic and food. It served as an engaging platform to educate a newgeneration of Americans about the values, ideals and history of ourNational Mall. Additionally, it spotlighted the need for more fundsto support the Trust’s mission to restore, improve and preserve thepark for future generations. 12

TR ADITION & INNOVATIONRebirth Brass Band Playingat Landmark Music Festival 13

TRUST FOR THE NATIONAL MALL2015 ANNUAL REPORT“I think everyone will agree with me: At the festival, more than 25,000 people signed up to learn more the National Mall represents the about the Trust for the National Mall. Our educational tent on melting pot that America is. We have the festival grounds welcomed attendees, sharing the history of people from all across America from the National Mall and how citizens can help protect and improve every state and also people from all its future. around the world.” The Trust was able to secure tremendous media coverage fromCHEF JOSE ANDRES top international, national, regional and local outlets, resulting inLandmark Culinary Ambassador more than 1.8 billion media impressions. We were able to leverage the newsworthy festival angle to educate the media (and a global audience) about the National Mall’s history and the Trust’s efforts to ensure its bright future. Media coverage included a special 14

TR ADITION & INNOVATION Drake Headlining on the Main Stage During the First Night of the Landmark Music Festival issue of the Washington Post Sunday Magazine dedicated to the National Mall, and news hits in major outlets such as USA Today, NPR, Rolling Stone and the Associated Press. In this high-tech era, it’s also important to maximize our online presence, so the Trust launched a new, interactive, grassroots website, LandmarkCampaign.org, as part of our promotional efforts around the festival. Not only could site visitors learn more about the upcoming music festival, but they could also build“virtual monuments” while learning more about the history and the needs of the real monuments on the National Mall. 15

TRUST FOR THE NATIONAL MALL 2015 ANNUAL REPORTConstitution Gardens The Trust for the National Mall has been working collaboratively with the National Park Service on the Rehabilitation of Constitution GardensThe Trust for the National Mall has been workingcollaboratively with the National Park Service on theRehabilitation of Constitution Gardens, which willbe implemented in two phases. This year, we focusedon phase one: The Rehabilitation of the HistoricLockkeeper’s House, the oldest remaining structureon the National Mall. The goal of the project is toestablish a visual presence, provide exhibit space andspotlight donor recognition.The reconstruction will include a new stone seatwall, the relocation and rehabilitation of theLockkeeper’s House, a new entry plaza, as well asinterior and exterior exhibit space and storytellingdevices. Landscape improvements will includemore than 150 flowering understory trees, 15 canopytrees and thousands of native grasses and perennials.As a result, the Trust is not only restoring theLockkeeper’s House but making the 38-acre areamore beautiful for all visitors to enjoy.The restored, revitalized Constitution Gardenswill honor our cultural heritage, while celebratingthe environment and natural resources around us. 16

TR ADITION & INNOVATION The Lockkeeper’s House at the Corner of 17th and Constitution Ave., is the Oldest Structure On the National Mall and the Centerpiece of Phase 1 in the Rehabilitation of Constitution Gardens Rendering Showing the Future of the Lockkeeper’s House and Welcome Pavilion for Phase 1 in the Rehabilitation of Constitution Gardens 17

TRUST FOR THE NATIONAL MALL 2015 ANNUAL REPORTAward-winning Plans toRevitalize Sylvan Theatre On the grounds of the Washington Monument sits Sylvan Theater, a site that celebrates the Mall’s proud tradition of supporting arts and culture.The underutilized public theater and its surroundings will be heavily trafficked areas on our National Mall. The designre-invented as a world-class, multi-functional amphitheater- plans, created by OLIN and Weiss/Manfredi, received thestyle performance venue, showcasing all forms of music, dance, following prestigious awards in 2015:theater, symphony, film screenings, spoken word, and multimedia.Adjacent to the amphitheater, the Monument Plaza and Welcome 2015 PROGRESSIVE ARCHITECTURE AWARDTerrace will become a multi-use destination, allowing visitors presented by Architecture Magazineto enjoy performance, education, and recreation in a sustainableand energy-efficient environment. An enhanced new streetscape, 2015 INTERNATIONAL ARCHITECTURE AWARDoutdoor gathering space and exhibit atrium will provide an presented by the Chicago Anthenaeum: Museum ofimproved, enriching experience for visitors at one of the most Architecture and Design; and the European Centre for Architecture, Art, Design and Urban Studies. 18

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Trust for the National Mall 2015 Annual Report2015 By the Numbers 5,580 VOLUNTEERS 603 DONORSThe National Mall hosted 5,580 volunteers in 2015 The Trust enjoyed support from 603 donors in 2015,(a 59% increase from FY ’14). These volunteers which was comprised of 447 individuals and 156worked a total of 17,983 hours this year, for a value organiz ations. Of these, 338 donor s wer e ne wof $697,201 (a 43% increase from FY ’14). this year (293 individuals and 45 organiz ations). Donations came in from 36 states + dc. The 2015 average (non-board) gift was $1,689.92. Donations totaled $3,917,453 in 2015.The Trust for the National Mall is proud to announcefive award wins this year: 2015 INTERNATIONAL 2015 PROGRESSIVE DC AD CLUB SILVER ADDY®ARCHITECTURE AWARD ARCHITECTURE AWARD BY World War II Memorial App Sylvan Theater Designs ARCHITECT MAGAZINE Sylvan Theater Designs 20

Tradition & Innovation $52,379,686 1.8 BILLION EARNEDIN DONATIONS MEDIA IMPRESSIONSThrough the dedicated efforts of the Trust for the National The Landmark Music Festival attracted more than 50,000Mall, a total of $52,379,686 in donations has been attendees over 2 days, and resulted in a 25,000+raised to date. This money has funded priority projects on growth in the Trust’s email list via opt-in ticket buyersthe National Mall. and event promotions. The event generated $570,000 in total r e venue. More than 1.8 billion e ar ned media impressions provided an estimated monetary value of ne arly $10 million.GOLD COMMUNICATOR AWARD GARDEN CLUB OF AMERICA World War II Memorial App ELIZABETH CRAIG PROCTOR WEAVER MEDAL 21

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TR ADITION & INNOVATION2015 Board of DirectorsAs of December 31, 2015JOHN E. AKRIDGE, III LANNY GRIFFITHChairman, Akridge Chief Executive Officer, BGR GroupTHE HONORABLE BRIAN BESANCENEY DR. JOHN J. HAMRESenior Vice President, Walt Disney World Public Affairs and Walt President and CEO, CSISDisney Parks and Resorts Government and Industry Relations TIMOTHY KEATINGJOE E. BROWN Senior Vice President of Public Policy, The Boeing CompanyDevelopment Consultant, AECOM ROBERT C. KETTLERDR. BARBAR ALEE DIAMONSTEIN-SPIELVOGEL Chief Executive Officer, KettlerChair, Historic Landmarks Preservation Center PHEBE NOVAKOVICTHE HONORABLE NORM DICKS Chief Executive Officer, General Dynamics CorporationFormer U.S. Congressman THE HONORABLE FRANCIS ROONEYJOHN DREW Chief Executive Officer, Rooney Holdings, Inc.President and CEO of Trade Center Management Associates,Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center PAMELA SCHOLL President, Dr. Scholl FoundationJOSEPH G. FOGG, IIIChairman and Chief Executive Officer, Westbury Partners DAVID M. VELAZQUEZ Executive Vice President – Power Delivery, Pepco Holdings, Inc.THE HONOR ABLE C. BOYDEN GR AYFounder, Boyden Gray & Associates TODD A. WALKER Vice President, Federal Government Affairs and Government Affairs Programs, Altria Client Services, Inc. 25

TRUST FOR THE NATIONAL MALL2015 ANNUAL REPORTTrust for theNational Mall Staff As of December 31, 2015 K ATHERINE GORDON Associate Director of Annual GivingALICIA ALEXIONExecutive Vice-President TIFFANY ROSE Director of Special EventsMACKENZIE BABBCommunications Manager ERIN SMITH Development AssistantTERESA DURKINSenior Project Director and Acting Executive Director KELLY THOMA S Director of Corporate PartnershipsKRISTINE FITTONVice-President, Marketing and Communications JOHN WHILDEN Project CoordinatorKRISTINE TEMPLINChief Development OfficerJEREMY GRANOFFMarketing Associate 26

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TR ADITION & INNOVATIONCampaign forthe National MallTo Raise Critical Funds for Capital ProjectsHONORARY CO-CHAIR FOUNDING INVESTORSLaura W. Bush The Abramson Family FoundationCO-CHAIR The Akridge Family FoundationVolkswagen Group of America, Inc. Altria Group The Philip T. Amarante TrustCABINET Bernstein Family FoundationAkridge Family Foundation The Boeing CompanyAmerican Express Foundation The Scott and Patrice Brickman Family FoundationClark Charitable Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Armeane M. ChoksiDr. Scholl Foundation Dr. Scholl FoundationThe Honorable C. Boyden Gray Clark Charitable FoundationDavid Rubenstein Clark Construction GroupS. D. Bechtel, Jr. Foundation Estrin Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. W. James Farrell The FedEx Corporation The Diane and Guilford Glazer Foundation The Philip Graham Fund Mr. and Mrs. Lanny Griffith Grunley Construction Company The John Deere Company Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Kettler Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Kogod Microsoft Corporation The Honorable Mary Ourisman and Mr. Mandell Ourisman Pepco Holdings, Inc. The Widgeon Point Charitable Foundation 29

TRUST FOR THE NATIONAL MALL2015 ANNUAL REPORT Thank You to All of Our Donors! CONSTITUTION GARDENS $500,000 – 999,999 The Honorable Francis Rooney and Mrs. Rooney $1,000 – 4,999 Dr. Sachiko Kuno Mr. Joseph Downey Ms. Vibeke Lofft Ms. Holly Hassett Ms. Genevieve Murphy Mr. Boyd Matson and Ms. Betty Hudson Eacho Family Foundation GIFTS TO THE TRUST FOR THE NATIONAL MALL * indicates a payment made on a previous year pledge $1 Million + The Akridge Family Foundation Volkswagen Group of America, Inc.* $500,000 – 999,999 The Honorable Francis Rooney and Mrs. Rooney $250,000 – 499,999 American Express Company* Clark Charitable Foundation* $100,000 – 249,999 The Honorable C. Boyden Gray* Grunley Construction Company* $50,000 – 99,999 AECOM Mr. and Mrs. W. James Farrell* General Dynamics Pepco Holdings* $25,000 – 49,999 The Abramson Family Foundation* Altria Client Services, Inc. Altria Group The Bernstein Family Foundation* BGR Group Dr. and Mrs. Armeane M. Choksi* 30

TR ADITION & INNOVATION BB&T Mr. and Mrs. Sidney BecksteadDonahower Charitable Trust Inc Mr. and Mrs. Gary BermanEstrin Family Foundation* Brandywine Realty TrustFedEx Corporation Brown AdvisoryMr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Fogg, III Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney PCDr. and Mrs. John J. Hamre Mrs. Charlotte Clay BuxtonHilton Worldwide Chase CommunicationsMr. and Mrs. Donald A. King, Jr. CohnReznickMr. and Mrs. Robert P. Kogod ConTemporaries, Inc.Leucadia National Corporation Destination DCMr. and Mrs. Herbert Miller Dr. Scholl FoundationPepco Holdings Dynalectric CompanySkidmore, Owings & Merrill Fidelity National Title|National Commercial Services, D.C.TCMA First Potomac Realty TrustThe Boeing Company Flather & Perkins, Inc.The Coca-Cola Company Forest CityTime Warner Inc. | HBO Forest City WashingtonWalt Disney Parks and Resorts FP Corporate Services LLC$10,000 – 24,999 The Honorable Edward M. Gabriel and Ms. Kathleen LinehanAkridge Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. GlossermanBaker Tilly Guest Services, Inc.Bank of America H Street Community Development CorporationMr. and Mrs. David G. Bradley Height Securities, LLCThe Brickman Group Hunton & Williams LLPMr. and Mrs. Arturo Brillembourg KPMGBrown Brothers Harriman & Co. Louis Berger Group, Inc.Capital One Bank Mr. Peter LowyChevy Chase Trust Mark G. Anderson ConsultantsChubb Group of Insurance Companies Mars Inc., Jacqueline B. MarsClark Construction Group, LLC Marshall B. Coyne Foundation, Inc.Deloitte Tax LLP Merrill Family FoundationFacchina MicrosoftFluor Miller & Long Co., Inc.Mr. Emmanuel Friedman and Ms. Kindy French Morris, Manning & Martin, LLPGilbane Building Company Page SoutherlandThe Diane and Guilford Glazer Foundation* PillsburyiHeartMedia, Inc. Profish (Oceanpro Industries)Mr. and Mrs. Allan M. Holt 31James G. Davis Construction CorporationJLLMr. and Mrs. Peter KirbyLyft RideshareThe Malkin Fund, Inc.McWilliams BallardMr. and Mrs. Kenneth MorrissetteRooney PropertiesSkanskaSouthern CompanyThe Honorable Carl Spielvogel and Dr. Barbaralee Diamonstein-SpielvogelT-MobileTurner Construction CompanyThe Honorable Timothy Wirth and Mrs. Wren WirthWraase Family Foundation$5,000 – 9,999ADI ConstructionAkin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLPMr. and Mrs. George Alvarez-CorreaArtemis Real Estate Partners

TRUST FOR THE NATIONAL MALL Mr. Seamus Curley 2015 ANNUAL REPORT DLA Piper Dorothy G. Bender FoundationProjection Presentation Technology The Honorable Thomas A. Daschle and Ms. DaschleResonate Mr. Jack L. Davies and Ms. Kay KendallRippeteau Architects Ms. Martha L. Dippell and Mr. Daniel KorengoldRuppert Landscape, Inc. Mr. Joseph DowneyMr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Rutherfoord, Jr. The Duber Family Foundation, Inc.Sanitronics Services, LLC Eacho Family FoundationSchwab Charitable Fund Mr. and Mrs. Steven EpsteinMr. and Mrs. Steven H. Schram GenslerThe Bozzuto Group Mr. and Mrs. Carl GewirzThe Ella Fitzgerald Charitable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. James GlassmanThe Prince of Wales Foundation Mr. Douglas GreenMr. and Mrs. Clifford A. White Mr. and Mrs. Patrick W. GrossWilkes Artis, Chartered Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan GouldWillis North America Ms. Holly HassettMr. and Mrs. Kenneth Woodcock Holland & Knight LLPWP GLIMCHER Ms. Betty Hudson and Mr. Boyd Matson$1,000 – 4,999 Ms. Susan L. Klaus, Nathalie L. Klaus Charitable TrustMr. and Mrs. Alan Meltzer Dr. Sachiko KunoAlan & Amy Meltzer Family Foundation Jenner & Block LLPMr. Ethan Assal Lawrence N. Larson Rev TrustMr. and Mrs. Robert Begelman Lerner EnterprisesMr. and Mrs. Brian Besanceney Ms. Roxanne Little and Mr. Robert P. PincusMs. Marion C. Blakey and Dr. William R. Dooley The Llandaff Family TrustMs. Elizabeth I. Board and Mr. Robert Hines Ms. Vibeke LofftMr. and Mrs. Peter Boer Mr. and Mrs. Robin MartinMr. and Mrs. Joshua S. Bourne Mr. Dennis MeyerMr. Davis Buckley Mr. and Mrs. James P. MuldoonMr. and Mrs. Lawrence Brandt Ms. Genevieve MurphyBridgestone Americas, Inc. Norm PACMs. Meredith Callanan Mr. and Mrs. Ron Owens*Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Callaway Mr. and Mrs. Justin M. PetersonCalvert Social Investment Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Kirby PickleMs. Sarah Cannova Mr. and Mrs. Philip W. PillsburyMr. and Mrs. Chris Cathcart Mr. and Mrs. Rory PillsburyMr. and Mrs. Robert Cohen Ms. Robin RaclawMs. Caroline Cunningham and Mr. Matthew Jacobs Mr. and Mrs. Narayan Ramanujam Ms. Kiara Rankin Mr. and Mrs. Robin Roberts Ms. Deen Sanders Sheehan Insurance Group Ms. Sharon L. Smith Tawani Foundation Ms. Elizabeth C. Tckacik and Mr. Warren W. Wilson Tegna Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Willem van der Velden Mr. and Mrs. George Vincent, Jr. Ms. Dorothy Wade The Walt Disney Company Foundation Andrea and Alex Walker Mr. and Mrs. Jow Wawrzaszek Ms. Gigi Webb Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Weber Wells Fargo Advisors, LLC Mr. Gerard C. Widdicombe Ms. Carolyn H. Williams and Mr. Colin Walsh Willis of Maryland 32

TR ADITION & INNOVATION In-Kind Support $50,000 – 99,999 CohnReznick $25,000 – 49,999 Swanson Communications Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney PC Design Cuisine Politico Salamander Hospitality $10,000-24,999 Samsonite Sperry Tents of Washington DC Design Foundry The R&R Partners Foundation $5,000 – 9,999 Event EQ Linder Global Events Fig and Olive The Ritz-Carlton, Washington, D.C. Bisnow Media Colin Winterbottom Photography Smart Source Rentals The Coca-Cola Company $1,000 – 4,999 The Ociana Group/Ociana Florists Urban EvenTours, Inc. Andy Kushner Entertainment Design Passion Foods Cvent John Deere MJ Valet Tony Powell Images Beam Suntory Carolina Herrera 8TH ANNUAL BENEFIT LUNCHEON SPONSORS Platinum: $50,000 AECOM | Tishman, an AECOM Company General Dynamics Gold / Co-Chair: $25,000 – 49,999 Sally and Chip Akridge Altria Group BGR Group The Boeing Company Bridgestone Americas, Inc. The Coca-Cola Company Rosie and David Donahower FedEx Corporation Leslie and Joseph Fogg Julie and John Hamre Hilton Worldwide Lynne and Joseph Horning 33

TRUST FOR THE NATIONAL MALL Marcella and Neil Cohen 2015 ANNUAL REPORT Rose and Robert Cohen ConTemporaries, Inc.Arlene and Robert Kogod CREW DC – Commercial Real Estate WomenLeucadia National Corporation DeloittePatrice and Herbert Miller Dynalectric CompanyPepco Martha Dippell and Daniel KorengoldTrade Center Management Associates (TCMA) Deborah L. EpsteinSilver: $10,000 – 24,999 Starr and Fred EzraAkridge Fidelity National Title|National Commercial Services, D.C.Baker Tilly Flather & Perkins, Inc.Bank of America Forest City WashingtonCarol and Gary Berman Foulger-PrattKatherine and David Bradley Marilyn and Michael GlossermanBrickman/ValleyCrest Seth Goldman and Julie FarkasHilda and Arturo Brillembourg Antonia and John GoreCapital One Bank Jill GranaderChubb Group of Insurance Companies Sheila Proby GrossClark Construction Group, LLC Guest Services, Inc.CohnReznick H Street Community Development CorporationDestination DC Paula A. Heichel, CFPEagleBank Height Analytics, LLCFacchina Holland & Knight LLPFirst Potomac Realty Trust Hunton & Williams LLPFluor JacobsSimone Friedman, Emanuel J. Friedman Philanthropies Michèle JacobsGilbane Building Company James G. Davis Construction CorporationShelley and Allan Holt Jenner & Block LLPiHeartMedia, Inc. KPMG LLPInvestment Technology Group Lerner EnterprisesJLL Kathleen Linehan and Edward GabrielCarol and Peter Kirby Roxanne Little and Robert PincusMcWilliams Ballard Lorton Stone, LLCFaye and Ken Morrissette Louis BergerOctagon, Inc. MGACRippeteau Architects, PC Ellen and Kenneth L. MarksRooney Properties 34Tricia and Frank SaulSkanskaSkidmore, Owings & Merrill, LLPSouthern CompanyT-MobileWalt Disney Parks and ResortsCecilia and Dennis WraaseBronze: $5,000 – 9,999ADI Construction of VirginiaAkin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLPArtemis Real Estate PartnersBB&TGrace BenderMarion BlakeyEllen and Peter BoerThe Bozzuto GroupEvelyn T. BrandtBrandywine Realty TrustBrown AdvisoryJanis Anderson BuchananBuchanan Ingersoll & Rooney, PCAllison and Heath BumgardnerChase CommunicationsRobin Rowan Clarke

TR ADITION & INNOVATION $25,000 and up Design CuisineMicrosoft Salamander ResortsMiller & Long CO., Inc. $10,000 – 24,999MKAssociates, Inc. Altria Client ServicesMorris, Manning & Martin, LLP Design FoundryKier and Justin Peterson SamsoniteGinger and Kirby Pickle Sperry TentPillsbury $5,000 – 9,999Nina and Philip Pillsbury The Coca-Cola CompanyThe Prince of Wales Foundation EventEQProfish (Oceanpro Industries) Linder Global EventsProjection Presentation Technology The Ritz-Carlton, Washington, D.C.Resonate Smart Source RentalsBeth and Robin Roberts $2,500 – 4,999Ruppert Companies Andy Kushner Entertainment DesignSanitronics Services, LLC The Ociana Group/Ociana FloristsMarie E. Schram Urban EvenTours, Inc.Sheehan Insurance Group, Inc $1,000 – 2,499Deborah Sigmund Beam SuntoryLila O’Brien Sullivan Carolina HerreraElizabeth C. Tkacik and Warren W. Wilson CventTurner Construction Company John DeereDorothy A. Wade MJ ValetKaren and Joe Wawrzaszek Tony Powell ImagesGigi Webb LANDMARK MUSIC FESTIVALMaria and Lee Weber $10,000 – 24,999Jocelyn White Martin Altria Client Services, Inc.Wilkes Artis, Chartered Bernstein Family FoundationCarolyn H. Williams Lyft RideshareWillisWP GLIMCHER 35Gifts of $1,000 – 2,499Mr. Ethan AssalMr. and Mrs. Joshua S. BourneMeredith CallananMr. and Mrs. Lawrence CallawayMs. Sarah CannovaMr. and Mrs. Chris CathcartThe Honorable Thomas A. Daschle and Mrs. DaschleMr. Jack L. Davies and Ms. Kay KendallMr. and Mrs. Jonathan GouldMr. Dennis MeyerNorm PACMr. and Mrs. Justin M. PetersonMr. and Mrs. Rory PillsburyMr. and Mrs. Philip W. PillsburyMs. Kiara RankinThe Quin Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. George Vincent, Jr.The Walt Disney Company FoundationWillis of Maryland8TH ANNUAL BENEFIT LUNCHEONIN-KIND SUPPORTOfficial Media SponsorsBisnowPolitico

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