Donor Spotlight
Featured Donor
Mary Kay and James D. Farley
"I have been interested in end-of-life issues since my training
as a medical social worker in the late 1950s. The medical and
moral issues involved in care for the dying are even more
complex now. My husband and I decided to fund a largescale
analysis, using scientists at RAND and UCLA, to identify
the criteria for best end-of-life treatments. It is our hope that
patients with terminal illnesses will be treated effectively,
efficiently, and empathetically by teams of well-trained
practitioners."
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Past Featured Donors
Younes and Soraya Nazarian
"Our family is proud to sponsor recent RAND work in Israel to
explore energy alternatives and to aid the Israeli government
with long-range planning. We are heartened to see that Israeli
officials are now eager for RAND to conduct more research
there on a variety of subjects and that the Israeli government
and others are now investing in this work. This collaboration
is good for RAND, good for Israel, and good for our family."
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Tom and Laura Rockwell
"Many of us have benefited greatly from RAND's willingness to take a chance on young researchers trying to work on new, not-yet-fashionable ideas. I am funding the Rockwell Prize for the development of innovative policy analysis to try in a small way to pass on to a new generation some of the blessings that RAND's faith in me helped bring into my own life. We hope other alumni will find ways, great or small, to help RAND continue to fund the new research and researchers who will make the company's future as illustrious as the past 60 years have been."
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Donald B. and Susan Rice
“Susan and I were really pleased to be able to support PRGS with a special multiyear grant, supporting three fellowships each year for five years. We like helping PRGS attract the most outstanding students for the next generation of public policy researchers. ”
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Samueli Institute
“We are honored to be working in partnership with RAND to establish the Samueli Institute Fund for Policy Studies in Integrative Medicine at RAND. We believe this fund will make possible the type of high-quality research needed to answer the tough questions and to design effective policies. ”
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Cyrus Tang, Member emeritus, RAND Center for Asia Pacific Policy
“After my long association with RAND as a member of the Center for Asia Pacific Policy Advisory Board, it is with great honor that I announce the donation of $2 million from the Cyrus Chung Ying Tang Foundation to the RAND Center for Asia Pacific Policy to establish the Tang Institute for U.S.-China Relations.”
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Jay Greer, Board member of the RAND Institute for Civil Justice
“I have found great satisfaction from my involvement with RAND since 1982 and encourage everyone interested in improving our future and expanding their horizons to find a way to get more involved in this special organization.”
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Peter Norton
“Solving complex problems requires an open mind as much as a disciplined one, and often involves a ‘eureka' moment. RAND provides the environment for just that kind of breakthrough thinking.”
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Alexander L. Cappello, Board member of the RAND Center for Middle East Public Policy
“I support RAND because there is no institution with more intellectual
capacity working to understand the complex issues confronting our world.”
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Ann McLaughlin Korologos, Chairman of the RAND Corporation Board of Trustees
“I support RAND because I want to contribute to an organization that makes a genuine and measurable difference in the lives of individuals in the United States and abroad.”
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