Martha was a driving force and founding benefactor of the Museum of Jewish Heritage in New York City.
He was the founding benefactor of The Arnold P. Gold Foundation.
The board, advisory council and staff of the Arnold P. Gold Foundation mourn the loss of its founding benefactor and trustee, John Peace, whose vision and trust in our ability to foster humanism in medicine excelerated the significant advancement of our mission.
Beloved wife of the late Harry, founding benefactor of our society, devoted mother of Leonard, Chairman of the Board of Trustees and his wife, Beth, loving grandmother, great grandmother, sister-in-law to Elizabeth and Joe Wilf.
A triad of "founding benefactors" — the Simons Foundation, the John Templeton Foundation and the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation — have kept it afloat with an annual budget of about $5 million.
The Board of Trustees and the Women's Committee of the Central Park Conservancy mourn the loss of Evie Hall-a founding member and generous benefactor.
The museum's namesake now tops the list of founding benefactors near the gallery entrance, but his portrait and a biographical statement are tucked into a corner of the gift shop.
Two decades later, Walker, by then curator at the newly created National Gallery, was in New York meeting with Adele Levy, a collector of French Modern art whose brother was among the museum's founding benefactors.
The Brodys were Los Angeles gentry, philanthropists, collectors and founding benefactors of the Los Angeles County Museum of Art. A. Quincy Jones built them a modernist masterpiece in Holmby Hills, above the city, with a courtyard decorated with a ceramic-tile mural made specially by Matisse.
When the National Gallery of Art in Washington opened in 1941, its collection reflected the tastes of its founding benefactors, like Andrew Mellon and P. A. B. Widener.
