Ways to Give
We appreciate your interest in supporting USC Shoah Foundation and invite you to learn more about the many ways to make a gift
One Time Gifts
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Pledges
Pledges can be made in support of USC Shoah Foundation with and paid in regular installments over as long as a five year period.
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Planned Gifts
Planned giving can be an ideal way to leave a legacy while minimizing your income, gift and estate taxes.
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Stock and Appreciated Securities
USC Shoah Foundation accepts gifts of stock or appreciated securities.
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Tribute Gifts
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STAFF
Amy Carnes, PhD
PROGRAM MANAGER, DEVELOPMENT AND PROTOCOL

Amy Marczewski Carnes, PhD, completed her doctorate in French at UCLA in 2007 and worked at Human Rights Watch in Los Angeles before starting at USC Shoah Foundation in 2008. Since then, she has overseen educational projects throughout Europe, curated two exhibitions of testimony, developed and oversaw the Institute's monitoring and evaluation systems, and taught a course at USC titled Rebuilding Rwanda: Memory, Testimony, and Living Together after Genocide...

Andrea Waldron
SENIOR EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, ADVANCEMENT

Nicole Watkins
DIRECTOR OF DONOR RELATIONS

Nicole Watkins serves as the Director of Donor Relations for USC Shoah Foundation’s Advancement team and is responsible for managing our donor relations program, stewarding our community of donors and producing the Annual Impact Report.

Jayne Perilstein
MANAGING DIRECTOR OF ADVANCEMENT ADVANCEMENT

Based in New York and Philadelphia, Jayne has served as Managing Director of Advancement for USC Shoah Foundation since 2012. Prior to joining USC, Jayne was President of The ARJAY Group and spent over 25 years as a special event, fundraising and volunteer management consultant. She is a graduate of The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania.