can you envision world peace?

2010–2011 Organizat iOn al rev iew

we can

through a global network of interfaith groups working on the ground, every day, to better their communities.

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Dear Friends,

In February 2011, citizens of Egypt reminded the world what is possible when people set aside their differences and unite for a common cause. Standing side by side in Tahrir square, Muslims and Christians alike demanded an end to 30 years of repression and the beginning of a new era of freedom, democracy and respect for human rights.

This, in many ways, embodies the vision of URI. We imagine a world in which Muslims and Christians, Hindus and Jews, Indigenous and humanists come together as a community to win a better life for all. And in hundreds of communities around the world, this vision is becoming a reality.

In Eastern India, a region troubled by an unrelenting Maoist insurgency, Muslims, Hindus, Christians and others are working together through URI to provide medical clinics, vocational training, nutrition programs, basic education and more to thousands of people in impoverished and marginalized tribal communities.

And in Uganda, members of two URI Cooperation Circles, including Muslims, Christians and Indigenous Africans, are counseling pregnant women in the slums of Kampala on how to protect themselves and their families from malaria, a disease that knows no boundaries.

This kind of work, whether in India or Uganda, the Americas, the Middle East or anywhere else, not only gets at the roots of social conflict −intractable poverty, resource depletion, marginalization−but also lifts up our common humanity and begins to shatter the stereotypes and prejudices that keep us apart.

As you read more in this year’s report about the work URI is doing around the world, we invite you to imagine what might be accomplished if each of these individual acts of humanitarianism, of stewardship, of direct peacebuilding, were replicated on a grand scale. Now can you envision world peace? We can.

Faithfully,

The Rev. Canon Charles P. GibbsExecutive Director

The Rt. Rev. William E. SwingPresident and Founder

Yoland TrevinoGlobal Council Chair

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We knoW We can achieve our goal because We are already making a difference across the globe.

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act iOn area : PeacebU i ld in g

Musa Sanguila was arrested by the Philippine Marine Corp during a 2000 raid on his village of Kauswagan. His crime? Being a Muslim in the midst of a war with Islamist rebels. He stood up to his captors, challenging them to look beyond their prejudices and see the people for who they were: ordinary working people. They apologized and released him, and three years later he was leading a group of 30 marines in a series of workshops on cultural sensitivity, conflict resolution and peacebuilding. Today, his organization, Pakigdait, works at both the community and the military level to heal wounds, rebuild infrastructure and foster much-needed trust between the government and a terrorized population.

“Nobody wanted to talk to the

military, but we need to engage

them, let them feel that the

people are not enemies.”

–Musa Mohamad Sanguila URI Global Council Trustee and

Director of Pakigdait CC

1,500Through health clinics, day care programs, vocational training, shelters andmore−many using funds and materials donated by the military−Pakigdait has brought relief to more than 1,500 people in five conflict-ravaged communities. It reaches thousands more through youth programs, an annual peace festival and other programs; and trains new military leaders in peacebuilding each year.

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Pakigdait Cooperation Circle is rehabilitating war-torn communities on the Philippine island of Mindanao while teaching the country’s military to wage peace.

Members of the Philippine military presenting an award to Pakigdait Cooperation Circle.

Five communities today, ten more tomorrow. when it comes to building peace, there are no limits.

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act iOn area : YOUth

Corina Simon, a Romanian youth, was new to URI when she attended a URI Young Leaders Program training in Istanbul in October, 2010. Less than a year later, she was in Baia Mare, Romania leading a training for 35 European youth, ages 13 to 35, in partnership with two URI Cooperation Circles and other NGOs. Funded by URI-Europe and the European Union’s Youth in Action Programme, the training included workshops in conflict resolution, reconciliation, youth networking, project planning and more. Several new projects were generated from the training, including a program to build trust between Romanian youth of European descent and young Roma Gypsies, whose people have long been stigmatized in the region.

In youth organizing, networks are everything. URI’s Young Leaders Program connects young interfaith activists around the world, and teaches them the skills to lead.

“We were trying to teach the youth common values, shared European and Global citizenship, and compassionate action.” –Corina Simon URI Young Leader

13,000 Since 2008, 900 youth have participated in URI’s Young Leaders Program. Through their service, outreach projects, and connections across their networks, they have reached over 13,000 more.

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Participants at a training for European youth in Baia Mare, Romania.

We plan to train 1,000 more young leaders in the next tWo years. hoW many more Will they reach?

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act iOn area : env irOnment

Pakistan’s alarming deforestation rate was blamed for the severity of last summer’s floods, and is exacerbating poverty across the country. With a $1,500 seed grant from URI’s Environmental Seed Grant Program, the Pakistan Council for Social Welfare and Human Rights Cooperation Circle launched a public awareness campaign in the Poonch district of Azad Jammu and Kashmir and trained 750 people of different faiths−including 300 master trainers−in ways to utilize land in environmentally sustainable ways and reduce pollution. The district’s forestry department was so impressed with the group’s work, it donated video and audio equipment for the trainings; the support of its training director; and 100,000 food crop and tree seedlings. It also invited the group to partner with it in an educational campaign around pollution.

The Pakistan Council for Social Welfare and Human Rights Cooperation Circle is building peace by healing the Earth.

“As we find peace and harmony

within ourselves, we will begin to

treat the Earth with respect and

live in peace with each other.”–Muhammad Ijaz Noori

Chairman, Pakistan Council for Social Welfare and Human Rights CC

6,750The 750 project participants engaged 6,000 others in the community in planting seedlings and learning about land stewardship. Thousands more learned about the environment through awareness walks, talk shows, television broadcasts and other activities that were part of this campaign.

seeds Of Peace

Sardar Abdul Khalique of the Pakistan Council Cooperation Circle conducting a training workshop.

If $1,500 can traIn 750 people and plant 100,000 seedlIngs, ImagIne what $1.5 mIllIon could do.

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MARTHA N. HOWELL

ROSEMARY HUGHES

SHELDON B. HUGHES JR. AND HALINA BAK-HUGHES

JENNIFER HYMAN

zEv HYMOWITz AND SHEILA LIPPMAN

IK ONKAR PEACE FOUNDATION

INTERFAITH FORUM OF

GREENvILLE

INTERFAITH CENTER AT THE PRESIDIO CC

JESSICA JONES

SUDARSHAN AND vEENA KAPOOR

CLARITA KARLIN

KASSANDRA KERSTING

ALFRED E. KESSLER

ROBERT AND JANE KOLODNER

MARILYNN AND DAvID KULIEKE

KATHLEEN NIvEN LECHNER

SUSAN LEONARDI

zACHARY LEvINE

PHEBE ANN CLARKE LEWIS

JOANNE LINSLL

ROBERT J. LIvINGSTON

FAY LOOMIS

ROBERT LOPEz

vINCENT AND BARBARA LYON

ROSE-vINCENT LYON

MARGARET O. MASSIALAS

MARDI MASTAIN

TODD AND CHARLOTTE MAYNARD

MARY CHRISTINE MCAFEE

JONI E. MCANANY-GRACHECK

BARBARA MCGRAW AND PATRICK MCCOLLUM

CELESTINE MCMAHAN-WONEIS

ANN T. METCALFE

SANDY MILLER

ELTON v. MONISMITH

JOSEPH v. MONTvILLE

MARJORIE B. MOORE

JOCELYN A. MOSS

MARY E. MURPHY

RONALD AND IRENE NAKASONE

ROBERT OBERG

JOAN O’MALLEY

JOHN AND JANE OSBORNE

MARY L. OTTO

RASHNA OWENS

ALExANDER PATICO

MR. DAvID PERKINS

BILL AND MARY POLAND

RON AND DEBORAH POvICH

JAMES NORWOOD PRATT

THEODORE B. PRATT

QUALCOMM MATCHING GRANT PROGRAM

JANE RADCLIFFE

HUBERT AND JOAN REBER

vIRGINIA vAUGHN REED

CLYDE AND LOUISE REIGHARD

MELISSA RHODES

WAYNE AND LYNN ROBBINS

MARILYN ROBERTSON

STEvE ROHRBACH

RAYMOND ROSA

ANDREW RUFF

KELvIN AND JUDI SAULS

RICHARD AND zOILA SCHOENBRUN

DAvID AND DALY SCHRECK

ROBERT AND MANON SEEBECK

CHRISTINE A. SEGERHAMMAR

ANDREW AND JEAN SHELDON

SUE SHELDON

LOIS AND JOHN SHELLY

REv. HALLAM SHORROCK, JR.

EUNICE H. SMITH

MARY AND RICHARD STAzESKY

ELIzABETH A. STEWART

KIRSTEN C. STOEvER

EDNA L. STREET

SISTER CARLA MAE STREETER

MYRON SUGARMAN AND CYNTHIA WOODS

JAMES AND MARILYN SYMONS

TODD TAYLOR AND ELAINE WANG

JACO AND BARBARA TEN HOvE

PETER AND ELEANOR THORP

AMY TICK

THEODORE TIMPSON

BARBARA J. TRITES

AMANDA TROSTEN-BLOOM

LANCE TRUMBULL

URI SAN FRANCISCO PENINSULA CC

YvONNE MARGARETHA WANG

ADAM WARD

ROBERT AND NANCY WEEKS

ANNE B. WILLIAMS

HARRY AND GENELDA WOGGON

GEORGE WOLFE

ANN WOOD

BOB AND JACKIE WOOTEN

ALvIN YAMASHIRO

WAYNE AND PAT YANKUS

YOUNG SPIRIT FOUNDATION

CARL AND ADELE zACHRISSON

in-kind donorsDEBRA BERNSTEIN

DLA PIPER

GEORGE MATTHEW

JACK LEvINE/ GEORGE KREvSKY GALLERY

JACOB KUNJAPPY

JONES DAY

LOIS & GORDON PEACOCK

MORGAN LEWIS BOCKIUS, LLP

PEGGY OLSEN & STEvE PIUMA

SOUTHERN WINE & SPIRITS

THANKSGIvING COFFEE COMPANY

YOUNG’S MARKET COMPANY

Please accept our apologies for any omissions. Contact the Development Department at 415.561.2300 or rmurphy@uri.org to correct our records.

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uri global councilPRESIdENT THE RT. REv. WILLIAM E. SWING, UNITED STATES

CHaIR YOLAND TREvINO, UNITED STATES

VICE CHaIR SHLOMO ALON, ISRAEL

SECRETaRY PERRI KATHRYN MCCARY, UNITED STATES

TREaSURER RABBI DOUG KAHN, UNITED STATES

aSSISTaNT TREaSURER ANAS AL-ABBADI, JORDAN

SWAMI AGNIvESH, INDIA

TAREQ z. ALTAMIMI, PALESTINIAN TERRITORY

FANY AvILA ELETA, PANAMA

MAULANA SYED MUHAMMAD ABDUL KHABIR AzAD, PAKISTAN

KIRAN BALI, UNITED KINGDOM

RATTAN KAUR CHANNA, KENYA

SUzAN DABABNEH, JORDAN

SHAIKH BASHIR AHMAD DULTz, GERMANY

LINDA BENNETT ELDER, UNITED STATES

ELDER DON FREW, UNITED STATES

THE REv. CANON CHARLES P. GIBBS, UNITED STATES

REBECCA GONzALES-TOBIAS, UNITED STATES

DR. AMIR FARID BIN D. ISAHAK, MALAYSIA

vEN. J INWOL LEE, KOREA

ELISABETH LHEURE, SPAIN

REv. DAvID LIMO PAJAR, PERU

BISHOP SAMUEL LUBOGO, UGANDA

REv. ELIAS DE ANDRADE PINTO, BRAzIL

ANNE v. ROTH, UNITED STATES

ADELIA SANDOvAL, UNITED STATES

MUSA SANGUILA, PHILIPPINES

JESSIEE KAUR SINGH, AUSTRALIA

uri president’s councilHoNoRaRY CHaIRS: LORD AMIR BHATIA

WILLIAM K. BOWES, JR.

ARCH AND ANNE MCCLURE

THE HON. GEORGE P. SHULTz

DAME CHARLOTTE MAILLIARD SHULTz

PRESIdENT THE RT. REv. WILLIAM E. SWING

ExECUTIVE dIRECToR THE REv. CANON CHARLES P. GIBBS

CHaIR JOHN WEISER

WADE M. AUBRY, M.D.

BIFF BARNARD

JONATHAN BURGSTONE

BOB FREELEN

WILLIAM P. FULLER

MARGARET G. GILL

RUPERT JOHNSON, JR.

J ILL H. KRAMER

BOB LURIE

ROBERT A. ODEN, JR.

SABAHAT RAFIQ

MICHAEL SMERKLO

ROSELYNE C. SWIG

KAT TAYLOR

uri foundation board of directorsPRESIdENT THE RT. REv. WILLIAM E. SWING

CHaIR RABBI DOUG KAHN

SECRETaRY BRIGID WONDER

TREaSURER WILLIAM G. CLEMENTS

SAM CHAN

CHARLES GIBBS, ExECUTIvE DIRECTOR

PETER PHLEGER, ESQ., Ex OFFICIO

our leadership

URI is sincerely grateful for our trustees, individuals around the world who donate their limited time and boundless energy to the work of URI at the local, regional and global level. We thank you for your leadership, your vision, your commitment, and your everyday hard work.

our deepest thanks, too, to our President’s Council, whose members have given so generously of time, energy and capital to support URI’s growth in the last 18 months and help us develop a financial base that will allow us to continue to dream big.

key revenue & expense informationFor the year ended December 31, 2010*

*Unaudited figures. Copies of audited financial statements available October 15, 2011.

• 11% Fundraising Events $ 279,095

• 32% Individuals 802,821

• 32% Foundations 791,000

• 23% Carry Forward from 12-31-09 570,048

• 1% Corporations 12,720

• 1% Other Revenue 14,496

TOTAl REvENuE $ 2,470,180

• 49% Global Community Development $ 1,250,010

• 9% Global Council 230,958

• 6% Education & Outreach 168,943

• 11% Global Initiatives 273,918

• 9% Management & General 241,029

• 16% Fundraising 406,638

TOTAl ExpENsE $ 2,571,496

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