Every day and every year bring fresh opportunities for
MPTF to continue making a positive impact on our community. When an industry member needs help, a place to live, support through trying times, we take care of our own. These are our family! They are MPTF. When you make a contribution of time or money, you are MPTF. Read these pages and be amazed and inspired by all the good we do together.
I am MPTF. Proudly.
BOB BEITCHER MPTF PRESIDENT AND CEO
What’s In A Year?
2015 IN REVIEW
In 2015, true to our mission, we brought much needed support and services to those who work within the film and television industry and are faced with trying times. Our Wasserman Campus in Woodland Hills continued as a home and resource to over 200 residents, providing a rich, loving, and engaged community for our industry’s seniors, along with services like long term care, Palliative Care, dementia and Alzheimer’s support for those in need and geriatric behavioral health. In the community, we have helped support those who choose to “age in place” with home safety assessments and financial assistance, resolved VA benefits claims for industry members with military service, and watched young minds blossom at the Samuel Goldwyn Foundation Children’s Center. We’ve asked “what matters most?” and helped women in our industry “deal with it.”
We ask you to review this annual report and discover for yourself all that MPTF stands for — what we offer and how you too can be MPTF.
With the truly generous fiscal, emotional, and volunteer support of many, we continue to be able to take care of our own.
*We celebrate long time Board members Roger Mayer who passed March 24, 2015 and Darcie Denkert who passed June 9, 2016.
For their service, we thank Board members Patrick Purcell and Robert Pisano whose terms ended.
2016 Board of Directors
Bob Beitcher
George Clooney
Mark Fleischer
Jim Gianopulos, Chair
Michael Karlin
Jeffrey Katzenberg
Hawk Koch
Matthew D. Loeb
Lisa Pierozzi
Jay D. Roth
Casey Wasserman
David White
2015: Strength In Numbers
We Bring it Home
Community Social Service
MPTF supports our community by offering a
broad range of programs and services to
people of all ages, from Financial Assistance
to Counseling, from Child Care to Elder
Connection, from Home Safe Home programs
to keep you safe in your home, to programs to
connect you to the right health insurance plan.
Is it your parent or spouse who needs help?
We are here for you. Just call our Social
Workers. They understand the challenges that
exist in a crazy industry with unpredictable
employment and work schedules. They understand
the stress associated with caring for an
ill parent or a disabled child. And they can
provide support and connection to resources
you may not even know exist. There are so
many ways we can make life better:
Visiting older adults in their home to assess
their needs and make sure they are safe
Wonderful industry volunteers who can install
grab bars, wheelchair ramps, provide friendship
or computer assistance and so much more
Educational programming about Health
and Wellness
A Retirement Club that is a whirlwind of
activity
Counseling
Referrals to important resources
Assistance at times of job loss or life crises
Support for Caregivers
MPTF is the go-to resource for anyone in need
in the entertainment industry and we have
been at the forefront of pioneering services
for the elderly, for military veterans, and for
families. And you know what? We’re just
getting started!
3,793
Helping 3,793 Men And Women MPTF's net costs for this program in 2015 were approximately $3 million.
Changing Lifes
Financial Assistance
It’s said that money doesn’t fix everything,
but try telling that to an industry friend who,
through no fault of his or her own, cannot
afford to pay rent due to an injury, to the
retired actor who can’t afford groceries, to the
industry spouse who can’t go to work unless
someone provides healthcare to a loved one
at home. To them, and to the 426 industry
members we helped in 2015 with our financial
assistance program, money is at least the
short-term solution to a real and immediate
crisis. The concept of providing a safety net has
been at the core of MPTF since its start in 1921.
Then and now, work in our industry can be
unpredictable: shows get cancelled, pilots don’t
get picked up, films don’t get greenlit, and jobs
disappear. It’s not unusual to have a dozen
W-2’s at year’s end and still be struggling to
pay the bills.
With the globalization of our industry, with
production work migrating to other states and
countries with attractive tax incentives, the
challenges are even greater. That’s the beauty
of our commitment to the community. We
understand the work you do and the industry
you are a part of, and that means we can
provide you the help you need when you need
it. An integral part of our Financial Assistance
program is connecting industry members
needing support with our team of dedicated
social workers. It starts with handling the
immediate issue, but these leaders in their
field craft more long-lasting solutions for their
industry clients: what starts with a missed
mortgage payment can become life-changing
lifetime support. You are MPTF.
$2,835,503
Awarded in 2015
MPTF helped out with my mortgage payment, water, and power. It might not seem like a lot, but after you spend all your savings, anything that keeps you from becoming homeless is priceless. They helped keep us afloat.
ALEX AGUILAR, MEMBER LOCAL 724
Residents enjoy expansive and immaculately groomed outdoor spaces and walking pathways including the Segal Family Dog Park.
Motion Picture Country Home
Hearts Build this Home
Is there any other place where you can find
a stuntman living next door to a set designer
who lives next door to an actress who knew
Elvis? Where you can write, produce, and edit
your own media projects at a working TV
station with the assistance of a steady flow
of intergenerational volunteers? Where you
can learn about the Hollywood Blacklist from a
resident who lived it and watch a first-run
feature film in the Louis B. Mayer Theatre?
Where can you meet with your primary care
doctor and then walk over to the Saban Center
for Health and Wellness and the Jodie Foster
Aquatic Pavilion for all your workout needs?
Where you can run your dog in the park, join a
walking group to circle the campus, and then
come home to a delicious meal using locally
sourced ingredients?
Welcome to the Motion Picture Country
Home, the residence of over 200 senior industry
members. Located for the past 74 years on 23
Welcome to the Motion Picture Country
Home, the residence of over 200 senior industry
members. Located for the past 74 years on 23 beautifully landscaped acres in Woodland
Hills, The Wasserman Campus is replete
with magnificent gardens (many of them
drought-tolerant), walking paths, koi pond,
and cafes. Day-to-day living is full of activity
— many residents say they’ve never been so
busy — and thanks to frequent gatherings with
studios, talent agencies, and other industry
organizations, our residents remain connected
to the industry.
You’ll never find another place like the Country
Home. One other unique aspect of it is the
fact that 40% of our residents receive financial
assistance to live here. And if you outlive your
financial reserves while at the Country Home,
you are supported with financial assistance for
your lifetime. As our community lives longer
and arrives on campus with fewer resources, we
can only expect these costs to grow. But this is
one of the most central aspects of our mission
and one to which we are deeply committed.
$9M
MPTF's Net costs for this program in 2015 were approximately $9 Million.
42,073 Hours
Volunteers
For nearly 50 years, the Country Home
and MPTF have been blessed with a volunteer
corps that itself is a reflection of the mission
of “taking care of our own.” Competent, caring,
and committed volunteers are at the core of
everything we do. We could never accomplish
our goals without their devotion. Our Volunteer
Guild began with nine women in 1966.
It has grown to 400 industry volunteers with
varying career affiliations. High schoolers,
college students, and young industry members
also lend a hand for the privilege of supporting
our community. Every MPTF volunteer,
young or old, says the same thing about their
experience: they are getting more out of giving
than they ever expected. They are MPTF.
Our volunteers provide support on our
campus and in the community. Whether it is a
studio sending a group to campus to play
poker and enjoy an ice cream sundae with residents,
a crew from Local 44 fixing up the
Our volunteers provide support on our
campus and in the community. Whether it is a
studio sending a group to campus to play
poker and enjoy an ice cream sundae with residents,
a crew from Local 44 fixing up the home of an ill colleague, an industry member
being a Gym Buddy to someone who needs help exercising, a team of volunteers helping
at meal-time with our long-term and dementia
care residents, or a college film student coming
to teach Final Cut Pro to a creative senior in
our Media Center, MPTF offers countless soul-satisfying
ways to get involved. Other current
programs include:
Telephone reassurance
Friendly visitors
Grocery shopping
Computer Tutors
Palliative Care Visitors program
The beauty of all our volunteer programs is
they provide a meaningful way to engage
with fellow industry members and take care
of our own.
399
Volunteers
Through Difficult Times
Pallative Care, Long Term Care, Harry's Haven (Memory Care) & Behavioral Health
MPTF has been ahead of the curve in providing
Palliative Care both on campus and in the
community to industry families who are dealing
with serious illness. The goal is to provide
relief from the symptoms and stress and
improve quality of life for both patient and
the family and MPTF’s thought leadership and
innovative practice has received national attention.
Medical care is provided by a boardcertified
Palliative Care physician from UCLA
Health; social service support, chaplaincy,
nutritional advice, and all else — a truly breathtaking
cocoon of compassionate care — is
funded through philanthropy. As more of us
begin to understand the power of Palliative
Care in providing comfort and quality of life,
the need for this program is sharply increasing
and its impact is profound.
On The Wasserman Campus in Woodland Hills
we offer Long Term Care for those requiring skilled nursing and
Harry’s Haven for those who
On The Wasserman Campus in Woodland Hills
we offer Long Term Care for those requiring skilled nursing and
Harry’s Haven for those who need Memory Care. Both of these programs
are growing in need with an aging population
and increasing prevalence of multiple
chronic illnesses and dementia. We understand
the enormous challenges and strains these
illnesses put on a patient and their families.
Our caregivers know this and are united in
providing the most comforting and patient-centered
solutions to our residents.
The Samuel Goldwyn, Jr. Center for
Behavioral Health on The Wasserman Campus
provides a thoughtful and holistic approach to
behavioral management for patients over 55
years old. This small (12 bed) facility, led by a
UCLA Health medical director, is designed for
an older population and staffed by a team that
understands the complexities associated with
aging, multiple medications and mental health.
$9M
IN 2015, MPTF’S NET COSTS FOR LONG TERM CARE, PALLIATIVE CARE, HARRY’S HAVEN AND THE SAMUEL GOLDWYN, JR. CENTER FOR BEHAVIORAL HEALTH WERE APPROXIMATELY $9 MILLION.
The most beautiful people we have
known are those who have known
defeat, known suffering, known
struggle, known loss, and have found
their way out of those depths.
ELISABETH KUBLER-ROSS
Children's Center
Childcare
We touch old and young and every age in-between.
The Samuel Goldwyn Foundation Children’s Center
in West Los Angeles is a place where families are
provided a loving and nurturing pre-school and day care
facility for entertainment workers’ children, ages eight
weeks to six years. It’s a safe and fun environment for
children, allowing industry parents to work with
the comfort of knowing their children are happy
and prospering. Extended care in both the mornings and
evenings account for some of the challenges
of working long hours in our industry.
years. It’s a safe and fun environment for
children, allowing industry parents to work with
the comfort of knowing their children are happy
and prospering. Extended care in both the mornings and
evenings account for some of the challenges
of working long hours in our industry.
142
Children
$313,146
IN UNDERWRITING (INCLUDING FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE) 25 YEARS OF PROVIDING INNOVATIVE CHILD CARE
You have not lived today until you have done something for someone who can never repay you.
John Bunyan
Thank you for your support
Your gift makes a difference
The entertainment industry is a community
unlike any other. Our life is our work and our
work is our life. We need each other, we
depend on each other day in and day out,
and we take care of our own. Over the past
95 years the industry has changed. The human
need has not. It is community members like you whose
generosity allows MPTF to continue to provide
vital charitable services and programs to the
entertainment industry community. We are
here for you and because of you. Each and
every one of our donors makes a difference
and the full list can be seen online at mptf.com/supporters.
continue to provide
vital charitable services and programs to the
entertainment industry community. We are
here for you and because of you. Each and
every one of our donors makes a difference
and the full list can be seen online at mptf.com/supporters.
Donors to MPTF’s $350 Million Campaign secure the future of the organization by strengthening our endowment, ensuring the continuity of existing programs, and providing capital for improvement on The Wasserman Campus.
Chairman’s Circle
Stephen Bing
Comcast NBCUniversal
Barry Diller
Kirk and Anne Douglas & the Douglas Foundation
Fox Entertainment Group
David Geffen
The Samuel Goldwyn Foundation
Jeffrey and Marilyn Katzenberg
Sumner M. Redstone Charitable Foundation
Chan Soon Shiong Family Foundation
The Steve Tisch Family Foundation
Wasserman Foundation
Leadership Gifts
Herbert A. Allen, Sr.
James L. Brooks
George Clooney
Mark Burnett and Roma Downey
James & Deborah Burrows Foundation
Directors Guild Foundation
Jodie Foster
Gianopulos Family Foundation
Mark R. Gordon
The Horn Foundation
Kathleen Kennedy and Frank Marshall
Michael V. Lewis
LIONSGATE
The Katie McGrath and J.J. Abrams Family Foundation
Sue Mengers Trust
Metro Goldwyn Mayer Studios
The Milchan Family
Todd Phillips
Joseph E. Roth
Ryan Seacrest
Mark Segal
The Jane & Terry Semel Charitable Foundation
Time Warner, Inc
Thomas Tull
The John & Marilyn Wells Family Foundation
Irwin Winkler
*Thank you to three anonymous donors
Country House Fund Donors
The Tim Allen Foundation
The Apatow-Mann Family Foundation, Inc.
Bonnie R. Arnold
Oren R. Aviv
Bob and Carol Beitcher
Bruce Berman
Armyan B. Bernstein
Peggy and Jeff Bewkes
Steven and Dayna Bochco
Johnny Carson Foundation
Joe Climan
Sandy Climan
Courteney Cox
Ann Daly and John M. Gustafson
Carole and Bob Daly
Ted Danson and Mary Steenburgen
John A. Davis
Jan and Trish DeBont
Michael De Luca
Lauren Schuler Donner and Richard Donner
Ariel Emanuel
Rosemary and Roger Enrico
Harrison Ford and Calista Flockhart
A. Sandy Gallin
Sid Ganis and Nancy Hult Ganis
Akiva and Joann Goldsman
Jessica and Adam Goodman
Diedre and Lawrence Gordon
Seth Grahame-Smith
Brian Grazer
Thomas M. Hansen
Bruce Hendricks
Cindy and Alan Horn and The Horn Foundation
Nu Image, Inc.
Iger Bay Foundation
Jimmy Iovine and
Interscope Geffen A & M Records
Thomas F. Kranz
Sherry Lansing
Avi Lerner
The Seth MacFarlane Foundation
Gary and Susan Martin
Pauline and Roger Mayer
Kevin T. McCormick and A. Scott Berg
The Katie McGrath and J.J. Abrams Family Foundation
Barry & Wendy Meyer Foundation
Ron and Kelly Meyer
Eddie Murphy
Rick Nicita and Paula Wagner
Walter Parkes & Laurie MacDonald Charitable Foundation
Skip Paul and Van Fletcher
Carolyn and Bob Pisano
Julie and Mark Platt
John A. Ptak and Margaret Black
Brett Ratner
Kay and Bob Rehme
Genevieve and Ivan Reitman
The Rosenthal Family Foundation
Rich Ross
Jay D. Roth and Sherry Grant
Charles Roven and Stephanie Haymes Roven
Ridley Scott
Martin B. Shafer and Carol D. Fuchs
Jeffrey Shell
Stacey Snider and Gary Jones
Fred Specktor and Nancy Heller
Scott Stuber & Bluegrass Films
Matthew Weiner
Paul and Christopher Weitz
White Horse Pictures & Nigel Sinclair
Robin and Susan Williams
*Thank you to five anonymous donors
$1 Million Business Manager Campaign
Mickey Segal, Chair
Altman Greenfield & Selvaggi
Bash Gesas & Company
Breslauer Rutman & Anderson LLC
Capell Rudolph Business Management
City National Bank
Dunn & Pariser
First Republic Bank
Flekman Baren & Co.
Freedman Broder & Co.
Gelfand Rennert & Feldman, LLP
Gettleson, Witzer & O’Connor
Goldman & Knell
Grant Tani Barash & Altman LLC
Holthouse Carlin & Van Trigt LLP
Kessler Schneider & Co.
Level Four Business Management
Meschures Thompson Snyder Pocras & Levin LLP
Miller Kaplan Arase LLP
Momentous Insurance Brokerage, Inc.
Murphy & Kress, Inc.
Nigro Karlin Segal Feldstein & Bolno
OneWest Bank
OTP Business Management, Inc.
The Otting Family Charitable Foundation
Perry, Neidorf & Grassl, LLP
Philpott Bills Stoll & Meeks LLP
Power & Twersky, LLP
The Private Bank of California
RBZ LLP
Savitsky, Satin & Bacon
Mickey Segal
SingerLewak LLP
Sobul Primes & Schenkel
Other Contributions
Nancy K. Biederman
Dean and Katherine Butler
Susan and Robert Downey, Jr.
Entertainment Partners
First Entertainment Credit Union
Joseph McGinty Nichol
Sue Mengers Estate
Diane and Peter Nelson
Susan J. Perkins
Saving the Lives of Our Own
Melody M. Sherwood
Jeanne S. and Herbert J. Siegel Philanthropic Fund
Sandra Stoller
We acknowledge with gratitude four donors
The Annual Fund
Led by members of our Circle of Friends, MPTF’s Annual Fund, donors are providing the critical funding we rely on daily to provide our charitable services, programs and operations throughout our community. Annual Fund donors support the organization in a myriad of ways, from one-time cash gifts to the reliable support of a recurring monthly gift, or the gift of their residuals or royalties.
In 2015, long-time Sony Pictures production executive Gary Martin and wife Susan announced a generous gift to MPTF to renovate the screening room in the Louis B. Mayer Memorial Theatre Complex at the Motion Picture Country House. To recognize the Martins’ gift, MPTF renamed the 235-seat auditorium The Susan and Gary Martin Screening Room.
The additional generosity of a number of donors will support this ambitious theatre renovation project. All seats in the screening room will be replaced, all new carpeting installed, and a new digital projector and sound system will upgrade the presentation. Donors can sponsor a seat with a contribution of $2,500.
Thanks to a gift from industry leader Michael V. Lewis, the outdoor plaza of the theatre will be reimagined to make it a more engaging, usable and appealing space for our community and will be known as the Michael V. Lewis Plaza.
Art Directors Guild, IATSE 800 Scenic,
Title & Graphic Artists
Art Directors Guild, IATSE Local 800,
Set Designers and Model Makers
Art Directors Guild, IATSE Local 800,
Illustrators and Matte Artists
Art Directors Guild, IATSE Local 800, Art Directors
The Barash Family
Carol and Bob Beitcher
Beverly and Curt Bourland
Paul Bronfman
Barbara C. Bull
Doug Corbin
Jon Favreau
Heinz Feldhaus
Brynne and Dan Fellman
Susan and Mark Fleischer
Peter and Bottan Fornstam
AB Svensk Filmindustri
Bill Brodersen & Fotokem
Lori and Simon Furie
Glenn and Debra Gainor
Sid Ganis and Nancy Hult Ganis
Yoko and Andy Given
Jeff and Wendy Goldstein & the Goldstein Family
John H. Goldwyn
Lea Gould
Nelson Gidding Communications
Jay Grigsby
John Halperin
Thomas M. Hansen
Bob and Ronda Harvey
Lisa Henson
Dawn Hudson
IATSE International
International Cinematographers Guild, IATSE Local 600
Johnny Carson Foundation
Barry Josephson
Scott Kaiser, MD
Michael D. Karlin
Molly and Hawk Koch
Jon and Julie Landau
Matthew D. Loeb
Marilyn & Jeffrey Katzenberg Foundation
Gary and Susan Martin
Lawrence A. Mirisch
Michael R. Morris
Motion Picture Mothers
Motion Picture Set Painters & Sign Writers, IATSE Local 729
MPTF’s programs and services would not be possible without the annual support of the Corporations and Foundations who generously underwrite our organization.
$500,000+
Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
Gary and Susan Martin Foundation
NBCUniversal Foundation
Target
$200,000 - $499,999
Chrysler Group LLC
Delta Air Lines, Inc.
Dolby Laboratories, Inc.
HP Inc.
Maybeline NY, Garnier, Essie
Netflix, Inc.
Screen Actors Guild Producers – IACF
The Walt Disney Company
$100,000 - $199,999
Anthem Blue Cross
Google | YouTube
James and Paula Coburn Foundation
Johnny Carson Foundation
Legendary Entertainment
Relativity Media, LLC
Silicon Valley Community Foundation
Will Rogers Motion Picture Pioneers Foundation
$50,000 - $99,999
Century Park
Clarisonic
Directors Guild Foundation
Entertainment Partners
Film House Germany AG
IATSE International
IMAX Corporation
Lancôme
L’Oréal Paris
L’Oréal USA, Inc.
Mary Pickford Foundation
McDonald’s Corporation
Screen Actors Guild Foundation
The Edward F. Limato Foundation
Viacom
$25,000 - $49,999
A & E Networks
Activision Blizzard
Agency for Performing Arts (APA)
Amazon Studios
Amblin Partners
BOLD Films
Bridgewater Associates, LP
CADILLAC
CVS Health
ESPN, Inc.
First Pacific Advisors, LLC
Giorgio Armani
InStyle
Match Point Entertainment, LLC
Motion Picture Association of America, Inc.
Motion Picture Capital
NFL
NRG, A Stagwell Company
Paradigm
Prada
Salem Partners Wealth Management
The Fran & Ray Stark Foundation
The John & Jordan Davis Foundation
The Weinstein Company LLC
University of Colorado Denver - HCPR
Wolf Entertainment, Inc.
$10,000 - $24,999
Advanced Research Investment Solutions, LLC
Audi of America, LLC
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center
City National Bank
Four Seasons Hotel - Lana’i
Four Seasons Hotel - Maui
Greenberg Glusker
Hollywood Foreign Press Association
International Cinematographers Guild, IATSE Local 600
Jewish Community Foundation
Marcum Entertainment Corp
Motion Picture Mothers, Inc.
National Geographic Society
New 38th Floor Productions Inc.
Rael & Letson
Screen Actors Guild
Select Medical
Steven & Heather Mnuchin Foundation
Studio Electrical Lighting Technicians, IATSE Local 728
The Carole and Robert Daly Charitable Foundation
The Independent Film Channel LLC
The Jewish Federation
The St. Regis New York
The Tim Allen Foundation
Turner Network Television, Inc.
US Bank
Village Roadshow Pictures Entertainment, Inc.
Ziffren Brittenham LLP
*Thank you to one anonymous donor
$5,000 - $9,999
Allianz Global Investors
Bergen Foundation
BNY Mellon Asset Management
Boyd Watterson Asset Management, LLC
Brandywine Global Investment Management, LLC
Cheiron, Inc.
Chivaroli & Associates Insurance Services, Inc.
DeVito/Perlman Family Foundation
DLA Piper
Golden Door Properties
Heller Capital Resources
Illumination Dynamics
Jamestown Lantana North LP
Kanter Family Foundation
Lazard Asset Management LLC
Loomis Sayles & Company, LP
LSV Asset Management
McMorgan & Company
Medline Industries, Inc.
Optum
Parq Advisors
Providence Health & Services
Richard F. Walsh/Alfred W. Ditolla/
Harold P. Spivak Foundati
Savitsky, Satin & Bacon
Schwab Charitable
SingerLewak LLP
CORPORATE & FOUNDATION DONORS (Continued)
Teamsters Local Union #399 Studio Transportation Drivers
The Culver Studios
Union Labor Life Insurance Company, Inc
$2,500 - $4,999
3 Arts Entertainment, Inc.
Abri Dental Corp.
Arthur and Patricia Price Foundation
Bloom Hergott Diemer Rosenthal, et al
BMO Global Asset Management
E.C. Prop Rentals, Inc.
Family Health and Housing
Foundation, Inc.
Bill Brodersen & Fotokem
Four Seasons Resort - Punta Mita
Green Hasson Janks
IATSE District 2 and MPTAAC
Iron Mountain
John & Hilda Arnold Foundation
Keenan HealthCare
Management 360
Marilyn & Jeffrey Katzenberg Foundation
Meketa Investment Group, Inc.
MKPresents
Morgan Stanley Smith Barney
Motion Picture Costumers, IATSE Local 705
Munger Tolles & Olson LLP
Musicians’ Interguild Credit Union
Otto Nemenz International, Inc.
State Street Global Services
Tom May - David May II Foundation
Vanguard Charitable
Venable Foundation, Inc.
Vontobel Asset Management, Inc.
Wasatch Advisors
Wasserman Foundation
William F. White International Inc.
Wohlner Kaplon Phillips Young & Cutler
$1,000 - $2,499
AFL - CIO Building Investment Trust
American Income Life
Brillstein Entertainment Partners, LLC
Bud Yorkin Productions
Cast & Crew
CBRE Group, Inc.
Cecil B. DeMille Foundation
Dimensional Fund Advisors
EPIX
Fiduciary Trust Company International of California
MPTF’s Professional Advisory Network is a membership-based group of professional advisors including business managers, CPA’s, wealth managers, and entertainment and estate planning attorneys who have clients in the entertainment industry. They serve as MPTF emissaries to their clients by providing information about MPTF’s programs, services and charitable mission.
Corporate Donors
City National Bank
Gelfand Rennert & Feldman, LLP
Gettleson, Witzer & O’Connor
Grant Tani Barash & Altman LLC
Green Hasson Janks
Greenberg Glusker
Hoffman Sabban & Watenmaker
HUB International Insurance
Services Inc.
Kaufman Bernstein Lee & Robert
Loeb & Loeb LLP
Meschures, Snyder, Pocras & Levin, PC
Nigro Karlin Segal Feldstein & Bolno
NSBN, LLP
Parq Advisors
Salem Partners Wealth Management
SingerLewak LLP
Valensi Rose, PLC
Venable LLP
Individual Donors
Corey Barash
Ronald Berman
Leah Bishop
Michael Cannone
Gregg Carpenter
Susan Casillas
Regina Chinweze
Denise Colletta
Gary Edelstone
Mark Fleischer
Jeffrey Gerber
Todd Goldman
Ilan Haimoff
John Halperin
Robert Harabedian
Bradley Harris
Shahram Hazany
Michael Horowitz
Seok Jo
Michael Karlin
Cathy Kerhulas
Jenny Kim
Andrea Link
Ashley Lipson
Jeffrey Loeb
Joseph Lumarda
Brian Marler
Christina Martin
Victor Meschures
Michelle Mulrooney
Bradley Myslinski
Stephen Prough
M. Debra Reno
Beth Roberts
Juan Ros
Barbara Rubin
Steve Savitsky
Marianne Sfreddo
Julie Shapiro
Arlynne Siegel
Fred Silberberg
Dusty Snyder
William Strickland
Steven Tann
Steven Twersky
Tina Van der Zee
Robert Wass
Sam Wild
Katie Wile
Charles Winn
Stuart Zimring
Anthony Zinge
Richard Zinman
Anthony Zinge
Richard Zinman
We Are MPTF
THANK YOU
We serve you and we are here because of you. Thank you for your financial support, your time and commitment, and for being a vibrant part of the community we all treasure. Taking care of our own isn’t just our mission; it’s a good philosophy to live by.
This year, please consider us when prosperity reigns and lean on us if trouble knocks.
We Bring it Home
Community Social Service
MPTF supports our community by offering a broad range of programs and services to people of all ages, from Financial Assistance to Counseling, from Child Care to Elder Connection, from Home Safe Home programs to keep you safe in your home, to programs to connect you to the right health insurance plan.
Is it your parent or spouse who needs help? We are here for you. Just call our Social Workers. They understand the challenges that exist in a crazy industry with unpredictable employment and work schedules. They understand the stress associated with caring for an ill parent or a disabled child. And they can provide support and connection to resources you may not even know exist. There are so many ways we can make life better:
MPTF is the go-to resource for anyone in need in the entertainment industry and we have been at the forefront of pioneering services for the elderly, for military veterans, and for families. And you know what? We’re just getting started!
3,793
Helping 3,793 Men And Women
MPTF's net costs for this program in 2015
were approximately $3 million.