DEVELOPMENT
Council Members
Corporations that contribute a minimum of $25,000 annually and individuals who contribute a
minimum of $5,000 annually are recognized as members of the RFF Council. Ever y year, this elite
group provides much of the unrestricted financial support required to run the daily business of our
organization, enabling RFF to car r y out its mission to improve environmental and natural resource
policymaking worldwide through objective social science research of the highest caliber. In 2002, we
received generous gifts totaling more than $965,000 from our Council members. We are truly
proud to acknowledge these individuals and companies.
Ernest B. and
Catherine Good Abbott
McLean, Virginia
Braden R. Allenby
Vice President,
Environment, Health
and Safety
AT&T Corp.
Patrick R. Atkins
Director, Environmental Affairs
Aluminum Company
of America
M. Keshar Bajracharya
Academician/Member
Royal Nepal Academy of
Science and Technology
George D. Carpenter
Director, Corporate Sustainable
Development
The Procter & Gamble
Company
Emery N. Castle
Professor Emeritus
Oregon State University
W. A. Collins
Director, Health, Environment
and Safety
Occidental Petroleum
Corporation
Ged R. Davis
Vice President, Global Business
Environment
Shell International Limited
Margaret W. Fisher
Falls Church, Virginia
Dod A. Fraser
Sackett Partners Incorporated
Robert W. and Jill Fri
Bethesda, Maryland
William Frick
Vice President, General Counsel
and Secretary
American Petroleum Institute
Darius W. Gaskins, Jr.
Senior Partner
High Street Associates, Inc.
Georgia Pacific Corporation
Atlanta, Georgia
Charles H. Goodman
Senior Vice President, Research
and Environmental Affairs
Southern Company
Lyle E. Gramley
Potomac, Maryland
Edward F. and Ann Hand
Oakton, Virginia
James R. Hendricks
Vice President, Environment,
Health and Safety
Duke Energy Corporation
Dale E. Heydlauff
Senior Vice President,
Environmental Affairs
American Electric Power
Company, Inc.
Jane M. Hutterly
Senior Vice President, Worldwide
Corporate Affairs
S.C. Johnson & Son, Inc.
Thomas C. Jorling
Vice President, Environmental
Affairs
International Paper Company
Steven L. Kline
Vice President, Federal
Governmental and Regulatory
Relations
PG&E Corporation
Thomas J. Klutznick
President
Thomas J. Klutznick Company
Raymond J. Kopp
Senior Fellow
Resources for the Future
Lawrence H. Linden
New York, New York
Charles F. Luce
Bronxville, New York
Lawrence U. Luchini
Partner and Portfolio Manager
ITS Investments LLC
Paul G. McNulty
Director, Environmental Affairs,
Americas
Altria Coporate Services, Inc.
Jan W. Mares
The EOP Group, Inc.
Carolyn Murray
New York, New York
James R. Olson
Senior Vice President, External
and Regulatory Affairs
Toyota Motor North
America, Inc.
Steven W. Percy
Akron, Ohio
Cassie L. Phillips
Vice President, Sustainable Forestry
Weyerhaeuser Company –
Timberlands
Paul R. Portney
President and Senior Fellow
Resources for the Future
James W. Ragland
Director, Economic Research Group
Aramco Services Company
Stephen D. Ramsey
Vice President, Corporate
Environmental Programs
General Electric Company
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DEVELOPMENT
David Raney
Senior Manager, Environmental
and Energy Affairs
American Honda Motor
Company, Inc.
R. A. Ridge
Vice President, Health, Safety
and Environment
ConocoPhillips
Bernard I. Robertson
Senior Vice President,
Regulatory Affairs
DaimlerChrysler Corporation
Chauncey Starr
President Emeritus
Electric Power Research
Institute
William F. Tyndall
Vice President, Environmental
Services and Federal Affairs
Cinergy Corporation
Warner Williams
Vice President, Health,
Environment and Safety
ChevronTexaco Corp.
Edward L. Strohbehn Jr.
Attorney-at-Law
McCutchen, Doyle, Brown &
Enersen
Thomas F. Walton
Director, Economic Policy
General Motors Corporation
Martin B. Zimmerman
Group Vice President,
Corporate Affairs
Ford Motor Company
Victoria J. Tschinkel
Victoria J. Tschinkel,
Environmental Policy and
Management
Lawrence J. Washington, Jr.
Corporate Vice President,
Environment, Health and
Safety, Human Resources, and
Public Affairs
The Dow Chemical Company
Individual Donors
RFF is grateful for the generous contributions it receives in support of its research and public education efforts and wishes to acknowledge and thank those individuals who believe in the goals and
mission of the institution and financially support its work.
Anonymous (5)
Wiktor L. Adamowicz
Mark Aldrich
Edith A. Allen-Schult
Marilyn A. Altobello
Lee G. Anderson
Robert C. Anderson
Jess C. Andrew
Kenneth J. Arrow
Jesse H. Ausubel
Paul F. Balser
Colin T. Barnes
William T. Battin
William J. Baumol
Lawrence R. Beebe
E. Peter Benzing
John C. Bergstrom
David Biltchik
Tayler H. Bingham
Clark S. Binkley
Guthrie Birkhead
Richard C. Bishop
Glenn C. Blomquist
Nancy E. Bockstael
Richard N. Boisvert
John J. Boland
Blair T. Bower
Tim Brennan
Garry D. Brewer
Arnold T. Brooks &
Susan Sonnesyn Brooks
David S. Brookshire
Harold Brown
Oscar R. Burt
Richard V. Butler
William A. Butler
Daniel Byrd
Frederick W. Camp
John M. Campbell
Frank C. Carlucci
Carlo Carraro
Laura Castellucci
Wen S. (Charlie) Chern
Charles J. Cicchetti
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J. Matthew Clark
W. James Clawson
Mark A. Cohen
Bonnie G. Colby
John C. Colman
Dale Colyer
Jon M. Conrad
Elinor Constable
Philip J. Cook
James H.S. Cooper
Dan & Lesli Creedon
Maureen L. Cropper
Ralph C. D’Arge
Joel Darmstadter
Britt W. David
Martin H. David &
Elizabeth Likert David
W. Kenneth Davis
Robert T. Deacon
Joseph S. DeSalvo
William H. Desvousges
Mark T. Dickie
Joseph M. Dukert
Christopher F. Dumas
Joy Dunkerley
George C. Eads
Kelly Eakin
Anthony S. Earl
K. William Easter
Charles Phillips Eddy III
Roderick G. Eggert
Vernon R. Eidman
A. Denny Ellerman
James R. Ellis
Dennis Epple
Edward W. Erickson
Bernard Eydt
Rolf Fáre
Leonard L. Fischman
Ann and Warren Fisher
Anthony C. Fisher
James H. Fisher
A. Myrick Freeman
William J. Frey
DEVELOPMENT
William Fulkerson
Don Fullerton
B. Delworth Gardner
Jerry D. Geist
Bill & Ellie George
Shelby Gerking
Richard Goodenough
Philip E. Graves
C. Boyden Gray
Bob & Debbie Groberg
Elias P. Gyftopoulos
Patrick T. Hagan
James K. Hammitt
W. Michael Hanemann
Robert I. Hanfling
Arnold C. Harberger
David Harrison
Kathy Hayes
John E. Herbert
Russel H. Herman
William W. Hogan
Oswald Honkalehto
Robert L. Horst
Charles W. Howe
Harold M. Hubbard
Leonard S. Hyman
Tohru Ishimitsu
Andrew M. Isserman
Paul M. Jakus
F. Reed Johnson
Carol Adaire Jones
Richard E. Just
Matt Kahn
Ruth & Herschel Kanter
Yoshiaki Kaoru
John E. Keith
David & Clare Kennell
Donald M. Kerr
James M. Kiefer
Daniel E. Klein
Robert Kling
H. Felix Kloman
Karen Klonsky
Jeff Kolb
Charles D. Kolstad
Richard F. Kosobud
Jacques J. Kozub
Jeffrey A. Krautkraemer
Fumiaki Kubo
Nicole Lamotte
Max R. Langham
John S. Lapp
Thomas J. Lareau
Lester B. Lave
Vernon R. Leeworthy
Arik Levinson
Erik Lichtenberg
Steven (An-Yhi) Lin
Robert C. Lind
James B. Lindberg
Franklin A. Lindsay
Jin-Tan Liu
John B. Loomis
Thomas E. Lovejoy
Ralph A. Luken
Douglas J. MacNair
Nobuhiko Masuda
Peter J. May
Jonathan E. McBride
Paul McCarthy
Roger O. McClellan
Jill J. McCluskey
Mary E. McWilliams
Jon R. Miller
Knute M. Miller
John A. Miranowski
Debra Montanino
George G. Montgomery
Richard Morgenstern
Glenn E. Morris
Herbert C. Morton
Earl F. Murphy
James H. Murphy
George R. Neumann
Richard T. Newcomb
Yew-Kwang Ng
John P. Nichols
Hidenori Niizawa
Sally Nishiyama
(in memory of Sam Schurr)
Wallace E. Oates
Bruce H. Parker
Ian Parry
George R. Parsons
Carl A. Pasurka
Merton J. Peck
Robert L. Pennington
Jeffrey M. Perloff
Richard K. Perrin &
Lilyan E.F. Fulginiti
Henry M. Peskin
Andrew M. Petsonk
Edward L. Phillips &
Laurel Murphy
William Pizer
Gregory L. Poe
Stephen Polasky &
Elizabeth Davis
Neal Potter
Thomas M. Power
Ronald L. Promboin
Russell M. Ray
Craig E. Reese
William C. Rense
Eirik Romstad
Adam Z. Rose
Richard W. Ruppert
Milton Russell
Hisao Saka
Robin Samet
Theodore M. Schad
John & Jean Schanz
Thomas C. Schelling
Richard Schmalensee
Gunter Schramm
Kurt A. Schwabe
Carol R. Scotton
David O. Scrogin
Charles Sercu
Leonard A. Shabman
Marvin Shaffer
Daigee Shaw
Robert W. Shaw
John J. Siegfried
Hilary A. Sigman &
Howard Chang
Sally A. Skillings
Kenneth A. Small
V. Kerry & Pauline A. Smith
John W. Snow
Leopoldo Solis
Christopher N. Sonnesyn
Jon C. Sonstelie
Pamela Spofford
Robert N. Stavins
Spiro E. Stefanou
Wilbur A. Steger
Paula E. Stephan
Flora Stetson
Calvin W. Stillman
W. Burt Sundquist
Joseph Swierzbinski
Richard Sylla
Daniel R. Talhelm
Laura Taylor
TCW Economics
G. Neel Teague
Thomas H. Tietenberg
John E. Tilton
Russell E. Train
Leo Troy
Aime Trudel
Pan-Long Tsai
Henry Tulkens
Robert Unsworth
Betty Van Der Smissen
William W. Wade
Charls E. Walker
David A. Watts
Peter F. Watzek
Henry W. Wedaa
David L. Weimer
David B. Weinberg
Hal & Marilyn Weiner
Hsu Wen-Fu
Megan Werner
J. Fred Weston
Larry E. Westphal
Gilbert F. White
Martin Williams
Nancy A. Williams
Robert Willig
Eric H. Willis
John J. Wise
Nathaniel Wollman
Shue Tuck Wong
Edgar P. Young
Zheng Zhang
David Zilberman
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DEVELOPMENT
Corporate Donors
Corporations worldwide value RFF’s independent and nonpartisan research, which focuses on issues
critical to their businesses and bottom lines. Although they may not always agree with RFF’s recommendations, the corporate community appreciates the need for objective analysis in often-controversial policy debates. The unrestricted support RFF receives from companies and trade associations
helps to ensure that its tradition of independent, excellent research continues.
RFF Council ($25,000
and higher)
Gifts of $50,000 and over
American Electric Power
Company, Inc.
AT&T Foundation
Exelon Corporation
Ford Motor Company
General Motors Corporation
S.C. Johnson & Son, Inc.
The Procter & Gamble
Company
Toyota Motor Sales, USA, Inc.
Weyerhaeuser Company
Foundation
Gifts of $30,000 to $49,999
Philip Morris Companies, Inc.
American Honda Motor
Company, Inc.
Duke Energy Corporation
GE Fund
Georgia-Pacific Corporation
Gifts of $25,000 to $29,999
Gifts of $10,000 - $24,999
Gifts under $10,000
Alcoa Foundation
American Petroleum Institute
Aramco Services Company
ChevronTexaco Corporation
Cinergy Corporation
ConocoPhillips
Constellation Energy Group,
Inc.
DaimlerChrysler Corporation
The Dow Chemical Company
International Paper Company
Occidental Petroleum
Corporation
PG&E Corporation
Shell Oil Company
Foundation/
Shell International Limited
Southern Company Services,
Inc.
United Technologies
Corporation
Waste Management, Inc.
American Forest & Paper
Association
Anheuser-Busch Companies,
Inc.
CSX Corporation
E. I. du Pont de Nemours and
Company
NiSource Inc.
Novartis Corporation
Wisconsin Electric Power
Company
ALLETE
Alliance of Automobile
Manufacturers
American Chemistry Council
Ashland, Inc.
The Cargill Foundation
CF Industries, Inc.
Eastman Chemical Company
Eastman Kodak Company
Hamilton and Hamilton, LLP
MeadWestvaco Corporation
Potomac Electric Power
Company
TXU Corp.
Uniroyal Chemical
Company, Inc.
Unocal Corporation
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DEVELOPMENT
Foundation & Institutional Support
Support from philanthropic foundations and institutions continues to be an important part of
the diversified funding base that Resources for the Future is building. We would like to thank
the following organizations for their generous support of our research agenda.
Asian Development Bank
European Commission
Fuji Research Institute
Corporation
Vira I. Heinz Endowment
The William and Flora
Hewlett Foundation
Robert and Ardis James
Foundation
Japan Research Institute
The Johnson Foundation
The Robert Wood Johnson
Foundation
Kulakala Point Foundation
Grace R. and Alan D. Marcus
Foundation
The Andrew W. Mellon
Foundation
Milbank Memorial Fund
National Commission on
Energy Policy
Regional Environmental
Center for Central and
Eastern Europe
The Rockefeller Foundation
Smith Richardson
Foundation, Inc.
The Tinker Foundation Inc.
United Nations Foundation
The G. Unger Vetlesen
Foundation
The World Bank
World Health Organization
The Legacy Society
The Legacy Society recognizes those individuals who have generously made provisions for
Resources for the Future in their estate plans. These gifts will help ensure the long-term vitality
and financial strength of the institution. Ever yone making a planned gift prior to September 30,
2003, the close of the 50 th anniversar y campaign, will be acknowledged in perpetuity as a
founding member.
Founding Members
Catherine & Ernest Abbott
Emery N. Castle
Thomas D. Crocker
Margaret W. Fisher
Robert and Jill Fri
Darius W. Gaskins, Jr.
Robert E. Grady
Winston Harrington
Thomas J. H. Klutznick
Allen V. Kneese*
Hans H. Landsberg*
Steve & Barbara Percy
Paul R. Portney
William D. Ruckelshaus
Clifford S. Russell
Edward L. Strohbehn Jr.
Helen-Marie Streich
Victoria J. Tschinkel
Gilbert F. White
Irving Zuckerman*
* deceased
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DEVELOPMENT
Gifts & Grants—82%
REVENUE PERCENTAGES In
fiscal
year 2002, RFF's operating revenue was
$9.3 million, more than 80% of which
came from individual contributions,
foundation grants, unrestricted corporate contributions, and government
grants. This income includes one
$2 million contribution to endow a
chair at RFF. RFF augments its income
by an annual withdrawal from its
reser ve fund to support operations. At
the end of fiscal year 2002, the reser ve
fund was valued at $24.5 million.
EXPENSE PERCENTAGES RFF
research
and educational programs continued to
grow in 2002, representing almost three
quarters of total expenses. Management
and administration and development
expenses combined were only 20% of
the total. The balance is made up of
goods sold and building operations
related to facilities rented to other
nonprofit organizations.
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Investment & Rental—15%
Sales & Miscellaneous—3%
Cost of Goods Sold—1%
Development—7%
Building Operations—7%
Management &
Administration—13%
Programs—72%