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Interlochen Center for the Arts 4) Intcrlochen May 28, 1992 Mr. Jeffrey E. Epstein Penthouse F 265 East 66th Street New York, NY 10021-6404 Dear Jeff: I want to personally express my appreciation for your recent gift to Interlochen of $1 000 00. Through your support and generosity, Interlochen is better able to achieve its mission in educating young people interested in the arts. We are coming to the close of our academic year with many wonderful memories of 1991-92 at the Interlochen Arts Academy. Our symphony performance at the Ronald McDonald Children's Charities Ball and the performance of the choir and orchestra at Lincoln Center in New York are but a few of the extraordinary events that occurred. These things are made possible because you and others share our values and believe in our direction. I hope that you will join us this summer as we celebrate our 65th anniversary year with a "Gold Medal Summer." It will feature over 400 concerts and performances, many highlighting Interlochen's own stars, the students. On behalf of all of us at Interlochen, thank you again! With warm regards, 01.4441-• Dean Boal President Infethrrhen Arts A radon haerlochen 1,r • V A/118.71.31, lUZI/100.9FAI .-4thiress: Inlerlorhert Center for the:kris Phiorben, Alithigen 19643.0199 INT 000203 EFTA00102904

Interlochen Center for the Arts Dean Baal, President 0 Interlochen May 15, 1992 Mr. Jeffrey E. Epstein Penthouse F 265 East 66th Street New York, NY 10021 Dear Jeff: Thank you for your contribution of $3,000 toward the reception at the Empire Hotel at i preceded the Academy orchestra and choir performance at Alice Tully Hall February 6. Much of our success comes from the strong and friendly work of alumni like you. We were so proud of our students. Altogether, well over 3,000 friends of Interlochen attended the concerts at Interlochen, Detroit, and New York. joins me in expressing our warm regards and great appreciation. Sincerely, in tietone DB/lm hargalumArcsAmdtmty MurlochenAnsqnLitIMAM7FAMIVMX19FIA Address: In Centerfigarth labaerlocAen.Michigan49643-0199 phone Fax CONFIDENTIAL INT 000204 EFTA00102905

Interlochen Center for the Arts O Interlochen May 15, 1992 Mr. Jeffrey E. Epstein Penthouse F 265 East 66th Street New York, NY 10021 Dear Jeff: On behalf of Interlochen Center for the Arts, I would like to thank you for your continuing generosity. We truly appreciate your $5,000 contribut,ion. It was a wonderful surprise and very helpful. Unrestricted gifts are especially important this year as we strive to achieve our $3.1 million operational goal. Thank you for helping us continue our important mission. Sincerely, atens Dean Boal President DB:sk Interlothen Arts Aeademv Inferlochni Arts Cam i lit iti/88. 7 FAL WILY/WO. 9 FM Address: hanks-hen ("inter for the Arts Tthidorhen. ilithigan 49643-0199 INT 000205 EFTA00102906

I Interlochen Center for the Arts March 31, 1992 Mr. Jeffrey E. Epstein Penthouse F 265 East 66th Street New York, NY 10021 Dear Jeff: Interlochen On behalf of Interlochen Center for the Arts, I would like to thank you for your continuing generosity. We truly appreciate your $3,000 contribution. It was a wonderful surprise and very helpful. Unrestricted gifts are especially important this year as we strive to achieve our $3.1 million operational goal. Thank you for helping us continue our important mission. Sincerely, Dator m. Dean Boal President DB:sk interior-hen Arts Academy Inter1ochen Ik8.7 FM, WIZY/100.9 FM INT 000206 Addrrsc: lnlydorhrn Center for the Arts Mterlachen, Michigan 496410199 • I EFTA00102907

Interlochen Center for the Arts Dean Boal, President 0 Interlochcn March 20, 1992 Mr. Jeffrey E. Epstein Penthouse F 265 East 66th Street New York, NY 10021 Dear Jeff: Thank you for your contribution of t5,000 toward the reception at the Empire Hotel that preceded the Academy orchestra and choir performance at Alice Tully Hall February 6. Much of our success comes from the strong and friendly work of alumni like you. We were so proud of our students. Altogether, well over 3,000 friends of Interlochen attended the concerts at Interlochen, Detroit, and New York. joins me in expressing our warm regards and great appreciation. Sincerely, DB/lm bcc: Development InterlochenArtsAcademy MterloamArtsCam WMAaWiFM,WW/100.9H01 inleciaChni Michigan 496131MT000207 pww EFTA00102908

J. EPSTEIN FOUNDATION NVNYORKNMNYORK10= TELEPHONE (212)750-9790 T ELEFAX (212p71 -8042 March 11, 1992 Mr. Dean Boal, President INTERLOCHEN CENTER FOR THE ARTS Interlochen, Michigan 49643 Dear Mr. Boal: I have enclosed a check in the amount of $5,000.00 for The Interlochen Center for the Arts, in furtherance of the organizations charitable activities. Very truly yours, Jeffrey E. Epstein - T5ustee • aaa••••_;•,..alkipr, -mme.- AVOW - alarm meat "SW: ginsigwzrausimc n t: at_ C:=. • . J. EPSTEIN FOUNDATION 102 PAY TO THE ORDER OF f7;4 ar eaggi t:ett Ciprat For TM 71tovsespe A fts $ coot 24 JPMorgan Morgan Guaranty Trust Company of New York 1431210 DOLLARS EFTA00102909

J. EPSTEIN FOUNDATION NEW YORK,NBW YORK 1W22 TELEPHONE TELEF March 11, 1992 Mr. Dean Boal, President INTERLOCHEN CENTER FOR THE ARTS WA. Michigan 49643 Dear Mr. I have enclosed a check in the amount of $5,000.00 for The Interlochen Center for the Arts, in furtherance of the organizations charitable activities. JE/grm Very truly yours, Jeffrey E. Eps ein -Lktustee CONFIDENTIAL INT 000209 EFTA00102910

Interim hen (:enter let the Arts March 4, 1992 Mr. Jeffrey Epstein Chairman of the Board J. Epstein and Associates New York City, NY 10022 Dear Jeff: 0 Interlochen What a wonderful success the Mozart tour was! SRO in Interlochen. SRO in Detroit, with over 1,400 in attendance at St. Hugo's. And, a near sell-out in New York (960 out of 1,004 seats at Alice Tully Hall). By every measure it was a tremendous success, and a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for Interlochen students! We are grateful to you and many others who so generously supported the many aspects of this tour. We raised over $125,000; and, as I indicated, the money was well invested. Parents, friends, donors, and students all agree on the valuable experience this opportunity provided. I am sorry you were out of town; you missed a wonderful concert. However, your presence was felt in the underwriting of the pre-concert reception. Several foundations and corporations were represented including: AT&T, Textron, Mott Foundation, as well as numerous major donors. The Radisson Empire did an outstanding job for us. And, your contribution helped Interlochen network with several new potential donors. I have enclosed a copy of the bill totalling $5,530.78. Your original agreement was to cover 40 people. As the event drew closer, we invited those individuals that we felt would be appropriate, with the expectation that 50% would show up on a Thursday. As you can see by the invoice, eighty people attended and were treated to a wonderful buffet and dessert. The total of your commitment was for $2,765. If you had a good month and would like to do a little more, that would be fine also. I have enclosed a few of the collateral pieces we used for the New York tour. You will be receiving, under separate cover, a tape recording of the concert as produced for WIAA radio in mid- to late-March. On behalf of the students, we wish to say thank you for your continued generosity and support. Sincerely, Timothy J. Ambrose Vice President Institutional Advancement TJA:nh Enclosures CONFIDENTIAL INT 000210 hireitormi.tris Academy Interim-hot Arls Cam l 117.1.4/88.71:3/, 117117100. 9 FAI fr InInchen renter fm ibr 4,1( I We-Sochi.); fphi..-n, !OA 7 el MO EFTA00102911

R'adisson Empire Hotel 00512 NY 12121 265 7400 CATERING NAME OE ORGANIZATION Interlochen Center for the Arts NAME OE REPRESENTATIVE Mr. Tim Ambrose STREET ADDRESS CITY STATE Interlochen, MI ZIP 49643 _ DESCRIPTCN AMOUNT kception for 2 hours 530.V0 sci_en par Porno (1) Buffet Arrangement Coatroom Attendant Bartender Charge All food and beverage subject to 20% gratuity and 8.25% sales tax. 0A10441140044 February 6, 1992 THE N.44C704 5:45-7:45 pm DOOR Degas/Salon B GORNME NO 70 Foovnumo so Fit NO I 1 7 PLEASE NAME GRAnaTY IOT* UST C(P091 Rec F d NET RODU14101.4 $100 $75 $100 553 azakCes r .r OE APPROVAL SIGNATURECONF E "( Le v INT 000. 211 EFTA00102912

Donor Name Jeffrey Fk2stein Donor Address 3k E, 69th Street New York, NY Telephone No. 1401810/#10021 Type of Gift-in-Kind Value of Gift-in-Kind Date Received Appraised by Department to Notify primate air service (Dr Itzhak Perlman X 4311_ t \,( Q 43 Presentations Interlochen Representative Accepting the Gift-in-Kind Tim Ambrose Cor-f3 4t2CA-dat?x,-, CONFIDENTIAL INT 000212 EFTA00102913

Interlochen Center for the Arts May 25, 1993 Mr. Jeffrey E. Epstein 457 Madison Avenue, 4th Floor New York, NY 10022 Dear Jeffrey: Fantastic! 0 Interlochen Thank you for returning the signed pledge card indicating your acceptance of membership into The President's Club of Interlochen. And thank you for the Epstein Foundation's check in the amount of $10,000. Jeffrey Epstein continues to be full of surprises! As you have perhaps read, our President's Club is a vibrant and active assemblage of which we at Interlochen are quite proud. It's an honor to add your name to the roster. I do hope that you will be able to join us for the annual President's Club Weekend, this year to be held on August 13-15, 1993. I realize that you make plans to come back for Alumni Weekend but maybe tv .thrq times this year? You will receive information shortly regarding all PC activities this summer. The Club roster continues to grow steadily. The last few fiscal years have provided the most dramatic increase in membership since the inception of The President's Club in 1974. Again, thanks for your continued support of the Center. I look forward to seeing you this summer. Please don't hesitate to contact me if I can be of any further service. es: 1reg rds, t Richard K. Dupree Director, Major Gifts P.S. A plaque will arrive shortly indicating your President's Club commitment. It will read: Mr. Jeffrey E. Epstein. Please let me know if any adjustments are necessary. Inter&then Arts Academy Inter&then Arts Cam W1AA/88.7 WIZY/ 100.9 FM Address: Interlorhen Center Or the Arts iherfocherz, Michigan 49643-01991NT 000213 phone 616 276 7200 fax EFTA00102914

Interlochen Center for the Arts Interlochen November 12, 1993 I Mr. Jeffrey Epstein J. Epstein Foundation New York, NY 10022 Dear Jeff: Interlochen is grateful for the contribution from the J. Epstein Foundation in the ampunt of sis,00q. This will be directed, as discussed, towards a scholarship lodge that incorporates wheelchair and handicap accessibility. With your leadership gift, Interlochen can move forward on this important building project. Your support is most beneficial in planning for the future, since Interlochen looks forward to a barrier-free campus one day. We are appreciative of friends who realize that together unattainable goals can be realized! Please don't hesitate to contact me if I can answer further questions or help in any way. Sincerely, ( --i--• Timcthy J. Ambrose Vice President Institutional Advancement Interlochen Arts Academy Interlochen Ar lochen Public Radio 88.7 FM / /00.9 FM Address: Interlochen Center or the Arts Interlochen. Michigan 49643-0199 Phone 616-276-7200 Fax CONFIDENTIAL INT 000214 EFTA00102915

Interlochen Center for the .\rts July 27, 1993 Mr. Jeffrey E. Epstein 34 East 69th Street New York, NY 10021 Dear Jeff: 0 Interlochen On behalf of Interlochen Center for the Arts, I would like to thank you for your generosity in providing private jet transportation for Itzhak Perlman to Interlochen's campus in August. This generous gift will enable Interlochen to save over $12,000 in operational expenses. We have credited your in- kind girt to our annual fund and it's helping us move even closer to our overall fundraising goal this year. I will look forward to seeing you on Interlochen's campus in just a few weeks. Please let me know if I can do anything to make your visit more pleasant. Cordially, Timothy J. Ambrose Vice President Institutional Advancement sk Intertorten Arts Artuirtny Inierlothrn 1tAt. i FAL WIZIPOil Ft! INT 000215 . I deltnA: Inertial-ben (inter fist the arts hrtnlurben. ti, harm! 06 (7.111119 EFTA00102916

Jeffrey E. Epstein New York. New York 10022 MEMORANDUM TO: • Ambrose FROM: Jeffrey Epstein DATE: December 27, 1993 Please acknowledge the receipt of $185,000 which was wired into the Interlochen Center For the Arts general account last Friday. CONFIDENTIAL INT 000216 EFTA00102917

J. EPSTEIN FOUNDATION NEW YORK,NEW YORK 10022 November 10, 1993 Mr. Tim Ambrose Interlochen Center for the Arts Interlochen, MI 49643-0199 Dear Tim: ick TELEPHONE TELEFAX (212)371-8042 Enclosed please find a check in the amount of.,,k2Efor the Interlochen Center for the Arts in furtherance of our discussion. Very Truly Yours, CONFIDENTIAL INT 000217 EFTA00102918

Interlochen Center for the Arts 0 Interlochen February 9, 1994 Mr. Jeffrey Epstein J. Epstein and Company, Inc. New York, NY 10022 Dear Jeffrey: I have talked to you and Ghislaine on several occasions to say thank you. But, I wanted to express in writing my personal and professional gratitude for the very generous gift $20 0 for a new scholarship lodge. It is truly an extraordinary sture. I thought an update would be appropriate at this time. 1. The contract with Town and Country has been executed and they have scheduled construction of the lodge. 2. We are waiting for the temperature to rise above 10-15 degrees so that we can move the existing buildings and set the foundation. (The June target date remains at this time.) Design and construction of the exterior walls is underway. 3. You have approved the latest set of drawings with the basement entrance as indicated and approved the green roof which works for us as well. 4. We are requesting furniture packages from local vendors that will be both aesthetic and functional for a rental lodge. When we receive the packages and corresponding quotes, we will send them on to Ghislaine for her comments and suggestions. 5. We anticipate setting aside all lodge income in the 1994 Camp season and placing the net income in an endowment fund so that subsequent repairs, maintenance and furniture replacement are funded through the endowment. All succeeding income will be placed into the Jeffrey Epstein Scholarship Interlochen Arts Academy huedochen Arts Camp Thtedochen Public Radio 88.7 FM:100.9 FM Address: Interloam Center for the Arts Min Thiedochen, Michigan 49643.0199 Phone 616-276-7200 Fax CONFIDENTIAL INT 000218 EFTA00102919

Mr. Jeffrey Epstein Page 2 February 9, 1994 Fund for deserving and talented students. When awards are made, Interlochen will notify you, with respect to the recipients. The recipient will also be asked to communicate with the donor. If you would like to met the students, we will help arrange a meeting on campus as well. 6. At present we are calling the lodge the "Jeffrey E. Epstein Scholarship Lodge." If you would like it named in another manner, please contact me with the appropriate name or wording. 7. Under the charitable contribution act, you are permitted use of the lodge for two weeks each year, without any negative implications in respect to the full tax deductibility of your gift. Naturally, we would like you to visit the new lodge this summer. So that we might begin to book the lodge, I would ask you to consider what two weeks you would like reserved for your use. Perlman will be giving his concert on August 7, 1994. I have enclosed the appropriate tax code for your file. We have much to discuss as we move towards completion, but I thought this might be helpful. Jeffrey, we really appreciate all that you do for Interlochen. Somehow thank you seems inadequate for your continued commitment and generosity. We are most grateful. Warmest regards, Timothy J. Ambrose Vice President Institutional Advancement Enclosure CONFIDENTIAL INT 000219 EFTA00102920

Interlochen Center for the Arts 0 Interlochen December 23, 1994 Ghislaine Maxwell c/o J. ' rnmnanv Inc * New York, NY 1002 Dear Ghislaine: Enclosed is the envelope we recently found in cleaning the Epstein Lodge. Apparently it lodged between the wall and the dresser. It was not discovered until the unit was moved for cleaning. As we discussed, the final week of Camp is August 14 through the 20th. I have reserved the lodge for Jeffrey's use. In addition, he has one more week that he can reserve for himself or guests he may wish to have use it. Attached is a list of the dry goods that are in storage as part of Jeffrey's personal inventory. Please advise if we are missing any items you are aware of being sent here. Please convey to Jeffrey how pleased we are to have such a facility on our campus. In fact, the President Elect will be staying in the lodge until his family's furniture arrives. It is a remarkable place. We are grateful. Best wishes for a wonderful holiday season. Sincerely, Timothy J. Ambrose Vice President Institutional Advancement Enclosures: Inventory listing Lost envelope Interlochen Arts Academy Interlochen Arts Camp Interlochen Public Radio 88.7 FM/ 100.9 FM Address: Interlochen Center for the A ns Interlochen. Michigan 49643-0199 Fax CONFIDENTIAL INT 000220 EFTA00102921

INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM TO: Timothy Ambrose CC: Dan Bauer Subject: Epstein inventory linens Date: From: Dept: Tel No: 20-Dec-1994 01:57pm EST Susie Morrow MORROWSM Operations ( AMBROSETJ ) ( BAUERDG ) The following items of linens have been inventoried for the Epstein Lodge. 1 ea. Duvet down bed pillow (white) 1 ea. Down comforter (white) 1 ea. Indiana Blanket 1 ea. King size blanket (white) 2 ea. Bean bag standard pillows 4 sets Navy Blue towels (includes hand towel and wash cloth each set) 6 large white bathsheets 6 sets White towels (includes hand towel and wash cloth each set) 3 sets White King size sheets (includes flat and fitted sheet) 3 sets White pillow shams (2 shams each set) Susie CONFIDENTIAL INT 000221 EFTA00102922

Interlochen Center for the Arts February 22, 1994 Mr. Jeffrey Epstein J. Epstein and Company, Inc. New York, NY 10022 Dear Jeffrey: 0 Interlochen On behalf of the Interlochen Board of Trustees, I have been asked to convey our sincere and heartfelt appreciation for your very generous ctift of $200,000,for a scholarship lodge. As you have requested, this soon to be constructed lodge will be handicapped accessible and designed to meet the ADA requirements. This is the first such facility on our campus. We are pleased to accept and acknowledge your significant commitment to Interlochen and to the students, parents and guests who visit our campus each year. You have set the standard for others in creating an aesthetically pleasing and accessible new scholarship lodge here among the pines of northern Michigan. Warmest regards, James L. Tolley Chair, Board of Trustees z^N CONFIDENTIAL INT 000222 EFTA00102923

Interlochen Center for the Arts February 21, 1995 Mr. Jeffrey Epstein New York, NY 10022 0 Interlochen Dear Jeffrey: it is not difficult to say thank you for your recent gift of 12,5...D.O.D,2r to express our gratitude for your continuing Thenerositci (for tax purposes, it should be noted that your contribution was received by Interlochen Center for the Arts in support of general operations. Interlochen has not provided any goods or services to you in exchange for your gift). But, it is difficult to adequately express our deep sense of appreciation for all that you have done in furthering the mission of Interlochen over the past four years. In addition to your personal and significant annual contributions, you have opened up and hosted several alumni meetings and receptions (our New York alumni group is now one of the strongest in the nation). It all began with our first meeting at the Villard House. Dr. Tuckerman's recent endowed gift in your honor speaks to your support and commitment to Interlochen. Last year we built the Epstein Lodge, interlochen's first scholarship lodge in many years. It is our premier guest accommodation and the first handicapped accessible facility. Most recently you gave your strong endorsement of Interlochen to the Ciralsky family as the investigated the Academy offerings for their daughter, You have done much in the name of Interlochen. We thank you. If I might borrow from my colleague Dr. Luby, you are a mensch! Best wishes for a successful 1995. Sincerely, h ne-rn Timothy J. Ambrose Vice President Institutional Advancement Interlochen Ans Academy Interlochen Arts Interlochen Public Radio 88.7 FM/100.9 FM Address: Interlochen Center for the Arts Interlochen, Michigan 49643-0199 Phone 616-276-7200 Fax NFIDENTIAL INT 000223 EFTA00102924

Interlochen Center for the Arts Interlochen January 19, 1995 Mr. Jeffrey Epstein New York, NY 10022 Dear Jeff: On behalf of the students, faculty, and staff at the Interlochen Center for the Arts, I want to thank you for your generous contribution of $25,000. 4 As you know, the support dollars received each year through the efforts of many individuals add up to a wealth of opportunities for those young students who come to make Interlochen their artistic home. Your gift enables us to continue to provide quality educational opportunities, enhance our tradition of excellence, and assist in the development of tomorrow's leaders. You have made a difference. For that irreplaceable gift, we thank you. With warm regards, Dean Boal Boal President 'resat 7v., levtre-Arert Interlocker, Arts .4codemy Interlochen Ara Camp Interlochen POO& Radio 88.7 FM/ I00.9 Address: Interlochen Center or the Arts Interlocker,. .141chiton 49643.0/99 Phone Fax CONFIDENTIAL INT 000224 EFTA00102925

J. EPSTEIN FOUNDATION NEW YORK,NEW YORK 10022 TELEPHONE January 10, 1995 Mr. Timothy Ambrose Interlochen Center for the Arts Interlochen, Michigan 49643-0199 Dear Tim: Enclosed please find a check in the amount of $25,000 for Interlochen Center for the Arts in furtherance of the organization's charitable activities. Very truly Yours, CONFIDENTIAL INT 000225 EFTA00102926

I n t er t oehen Cen t er for t he A r t s 4) Interlochen ?hill Cities lir Ails Osumi August 29, 1996 Mr. Jeffrey E. Epstein J. Epstein Foundation New York, NY 10022 Dear Jeffrey: We gratefully accept and acknowledge your gif3sLaceived 8/26/96. Your gift allows students to explore their potential as musicians, artists, and actors. Equipping students with the "Interlochen experience" provides self-discovery through self-discipline and challenge. As you well know, camp is an intense, emotional 8 weeks for students. But, it is wonderful to listen as row after row of tiny practice rooms vibrate with the sounds of instrumentalists warming up in preparation of the day's audition, performance, or weekly challenge. It is our hope that as campers go home they will carry a little piece of Interlochen back to their communities with them. Jeffrey, let me give my personal and professional thanks for all you do here at- Interlochen. Your caring and thoughtful input in preserving Interlochen's physical environment is very much appreciated. The remaining amount of your gift will be directed to the Annual Fund. Thank you. Sincerely, •••••••.. Vice President Institutional Advancement For tax purposes, please note that this gift is a charitable contribution and no goods or services were exchanged. ••••••• flier ;or qw . P5 ,••• "4. !rrr"nen. 11r.-ncnn 49643..q99 +ifi—.1711.700 • . , . , .„,Nntennehen.K1'.:..-nt.us CONFIDENTIAL INT 000226 EFTA00102927

DATE: August 2, 1996 TO: Peggy Johnson FROM: Timothy Ambrose SUBJECT: Epstein transfer Kcy Please move $1,600 from Jeffrey Epstein's Foundation account C000056444--total gift of $15,000 given 1/19/95 to 570004--into fund 577500, leaving $13,400 in 570004. CONFIDENTIAL INT 000227 EFTA00102928

n March 20, 1996 11 Interlochen Weill O1101 I., Ails fletnm Mr. Jeffrey E. Epstein J. Epstein Foundation The Villard House 4576 Madison Avenue New York, NY 10022 Dear Jeffrey: Thank you for the gift of $20,000 received on 3/18/96 designated for the Olympics Fund. Your gift is the motivation or at Interlochen, because it is the springboard for the many things that are happening here. As we've already shared with you, we are in great need of assistance this year, since the World Youth Symphony Orchestra will be traveling to Atlanta to perform in Symphony Hall on July 21 as a part of the opening weekend celebration in the Cultural Olympiad. Your gift will help provide support for this project. THANK YOU! Mother piece of good news--Interlochen has been announced as one of the "10 Best Camps in America" as published in the March/April edition of Family Life magazine. The Today Show on NBC expects to air a piece on the 10 best camps, with emphasis on choosing the correct one, what to consider, and what to expect. And, Interlochen will be included. So, the tradition of nurturing young talent to its fullest potential goes on... Again, thank you for your generosity in selecting Interlochen as the recipient of your philanthropic endeavors. Timothy J. Ambrose Vice President Institutional Advancement For tax purposes it should be noted that your contribution received by Interlochen Center for the Arts is in support of scholarships. Interlochen has not provided any goods or services for your gift. :fltcrinenen .ins Acacia y • intericeiten Arts Cam • lnteriochen Public Roam 88.7 FM/100.9 FM Interinchen r int .nr the Ans • • Interlochen. Michigan ♦9603.0199 Phnne: -• Fax • Internet: insiinterlochen.k12.mi.us NTIAL INT 000228 EFTA00102929

In t e r i t, t h ( r. (Mr: t e r f t, r t h e /Ms 0 Interlochen March 20, 1996 Mr. Jeffrey Epstein Epstein Foundation New York, NY 10022 Dear Jeffrey: Werll Como lei Ails testator It is with great pleasure that I acknowledge your recent contribution to the Interlochen Annual Campaign. Please accept my personal thanks for your gift of $20,000 designated for the Olympic Project. While we are still struggling through snow and cold days, summer is never far from our minds. This year, we have added 2 new programs: we will now offer a creative writing program and a chamber music program. However, our big news is that the World Youth Symphony Orchestra will be going to Atlanta to perform in the opening weekend of the Olympics. Again, Ed Downing has been working his magic to present another record-setting Summer Festival Concert Series. I hope you will be able to visit our campus and attend these events. Thank you again for including Interlochen in your annual philanthropy. Your gift will go directly toward helping talented and deserving students through our scholarship program. Since , President CONFIDENTIAL INT 000229 EFTA00102930

August 29, 1996 Mr. Jeffrey E. Epstein J. Epstein Foundation New York, NY 10022 Dear Jeffrey: 4 II Iterloc hell Cern, It. Am el u,iiei On behalf of the students, faculty, and staff of the Interlochen Center for the Arts, I would like to thank you for your contribution cpt$.2.11..,.0 . 434. to our scholarship fund. The generosity of you and fellow donors enables us to offer artistic and academic opportunities to students from all nations, backgrounds, and cultural heritage. The final camper concert, "Les Preludes," marks the conclusion of our 69th summer camp season. During the summer, over 1,800 campers participated in 4 and 8-week sessions with scholarship support totaling more than $800,000. Over 500 events during the 1996 Summer Arts Festival brought thousands of visitors to the campus. Just a few of the outstanding student performances during August include the high-schoolers' presentation of the operetta "Princess Ida" and the intermediate students' presentation of "Romeo and Juliet." During the second weekend of August, concerto winners are recognized for their achievements by performing solos with the World Youth Symphony Orchestra. As you may have heard, WYSO was an outstanding representation for Interlochen at the Olympics through their highly-praised performance in Atlanta's Symphony Hall on July 21. Thank you for joining us on campus and experiencing the magic of Interlochen first hand. Sincefely, ' • Richard F. Odell President P.S. For tax purposes, please note that this gift was solely philanthropic. No goods or services were exchanged in return for this gift. i; 4k4,7 AW '71474d . InterInchot Arts Academy • Intrrlorhen Arts Comp • Inicrl«hen Public Radio 86.7 FM/100.9 FM Inirrtochm Center for the Arts • • Intertehrn, Michigan 49643.0199 Plumy gpInALettinterlothendalmi.us INT 000230 EFTA00102931

J. EPSTEIN 8c COMPANY, INC. THE VILLARD HOUSE NEW YORK. NEW YORK 10022 TELEPHONE TELEFAX (212)371-8042 August 26, 1997 Tim Ambrose Interlochen Center for The Art 400 M137 Interlochen, MI Dear Tim, Please find a check for $50,000 enclosed for Interlochen. This summer was really fun even though it was only a weekend. Please use $5,000 of the $50,000 for the scholarship Again, thanks for your help. Sinc • pstein 0 CONFIDENTIAL INT 000231 EFTA00102932

J. EPSTEIN & COMPANY, INC. THE VILLARD HOUSE iii NEW YORK. NEW YORK 10022 TELEPHONa) TELEFAX (212) 371-8042 August 26. 1997 Tim Ambrose Interlochen Center for The Art 400 M137 Interlochen, MI Dear Tim. Please find a check for $50.000 enclosed for Interlochen. This summer was really fun even though it was only a weekend. Please use $5,000 of the $50,000 for the scholarship foril.a. Again, thanks for your help. Sinccse(y Jeff Epstein CONFIDENTIAL INT 000232 EFTA00102933

Interlochen Center for the Arts Dean Boal, President in association with the Mozart Bicentennial at Lincoln Center cordially invites you to a Pre-Concert Reception Thursday, February 6, 1992 5:45 pm — 7:45 pm The Empire Hotel Degas Room New York Reception precedes 8 pm Interlochen Arts Academy Orchestra and Choir Concert Alice Tully Hall Lincoln Center Hosted by Mr. Jeffrey E. Epstein J. Epstein & Company, Inc. CONFIDENTIAL INT 000233 EFTA00102934

41 Interlochen I 1 September 18, 1997 Mr. Jeffrey Epstein New York, NY 10022-6809 Dear Jeffrey: Thank you, you are very generous! It's difficult to express how pleased I was to fmd a check for $50,000 in the Federal Express envelope from The Foundation. Per your instructions, $45,000 will be used for operations and scholarship support-- $5,000 will be held in a reserve account for a South Africa Scholarship Fund ($3,990 will be used for Camp tuition and $1,010 for travel expense. With your permission, I will also designate $5,000 for the Presidential Discretionary Fund (from the $45,000 operations monies), which will be used by the President for emergency needs or to fund a project vital to Interlochen but not anticipated in the regular budget process. It's difficult to get a sense of this place and see the accomplishments of the students in a short time; but, I am pleased that you have made some time in your busy schedule. Please know that I personally and professionally appreciate your generosity and all that you do for a place that is special to those of us interested in the arts and young people. Have a great autumn! Vice President Institutional Advancement For tax purposes, please note that this gift is a charitable contribution and no goods or services were exchanged. CONFIDENTIAL INT 000234 EFTA00102935

Il Interlochen Affil In Sill Siltation September 18, 1997 Mr. Jeffrey Epstein New York, NY 100214118 Dear Jeffrey: I did not mention the student from South Africa, since tax deductible contributions to the an 19 ind9iv8 Camp idual. ear s isaware AysI indicated, we of your have generosity, set aside $5,000 a sfor I for have spoken with her father. Enclosed is a letter confirming the fund and notification of your gift. You clearly have made one young lady extremely happy. She is a talented musician and we look forward to her return next summer. THANKS! Sin Timothy J. Ambrose Vice President Institutional Advancement 1.:7.tr/Orhel ..t-...i.cationy • Ir(rta Are Camp • inieriochen Putr:it. Radio Stti FM, 1•::e-!or;:erz (eater -:rte Arts • P.O. Ilt,r t99 • tmerfrehen. Thringr” 4964.; • Phan': 416-271i.7;eir • Ktr: tiiti•2:44121 • Internet: irovtiniertc‘b.n.k (2.ml.uN CONFIDENTIAL INT 000235 EFTA00102936

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Interlochen *01 4 :t4itt ICI An:: f44C1t104 September 4, 1997 Mr. Jeffrey E. Epstein New York, NY 10021-4118 Dear Jeffrey: On behalf of our students, faculty, and staff, I would like to thank you for your gift of $50,000 that was provided through the Philips Foundation. Interlochen's 70th Camp season concluded with "Les Preludes" in the Interlochen Bowl on August 17. A $500,000 grant presented earlier that week by Michigan Governor John Engler will be used to upgrade performance venues, including renovations to the historic Bowl. Other construction projects include continuing work on the new Piano Building and Theater and beginning improvements on the first of the residence halls slated for renovation. After breaking the $2 million mark for summer concert ticket sales, the fall season of the Interlochen Arts Festival begins with Grammy-award-winner pianist George Winston. Also appearing in September is organist Diane Bish, who will be performing in Dendrinos Chapel. With the opening of the 36th year of the high school Academy on September 13, presentations by student, faculty, and guest instructors will begin within a few weeks. The ability to move forward on campus improvements, new programs, and the commitment to arts education is possible because of your generosity. Thank you again for your gift to Interlochen. C7tvi ,c)."47 (7 /774444M44/ •Cfin. mµ 47 rt. -.4.444 4-reetie, 4 /..,„; ind Ari(e4 SineCr.ely, Richard F. Odell President m mLiPlikNTIAL INT 000237 EFTA00102938

In t erI nehen February 19, 1998 Mr. Jeffrey Epstein J. Epstein Foundation New York, NY 10022 Dear Jeffrey: C en er r t he Ar t s 0 Interlochen WsOlCieterhoAmf aaaaa On behalf of the Interlochen Center for the Arts, I'd like to thank you for your recent contribution of $1,500 to cover the Interlochen Alumni Event held in New York. The excellence of our Academy students was evident with the recent selection of 5 seniors by ARTS, a national program that recognizes achievements in academics and arts. Award candidates participate in a week of workshops and interaction with 124 peers and panels of distinguished artists. Based on the adjudications, first level winners are nominated as Presidential Scholars and honored in Washington. Since 1980, Interlochen has had 29 Presidential Scholars--more than any other high school in the United States. February activities include Winterlochen with parents and friends visiting for a Teacher Appreciation Reception, outdoor games, and orchestra performance with concerto winners. Student presentations include the theater division's production of "Into the Woods," brass and percussion ensemble performance, Black History Month celebration, and the Winter Dance Concert. The progress of construction and renovation projects is visible with the closing in of the music building and exterior work on the newly-remodeled residence hall. Because of this winter's mild weather, we're hopeful that the new theater and music building will be ready by the time camp opens. The generosity of our many friends makes new buildings and renovations a reality as well as the $4 million in financial aid we provide annually. Thanks again for your gift to Interlochen. Singer Richard F. Odell 4"/".1,S 4°14;c4'"/ President 2470 I-- Ject.r / 04Z16 YL- 44.sa4A, For tax purposes, please note that thitgrft4 W':; solely philanthropic. No goods or services were exchanged in return for this gift. CONFIDENTIAL INT 000238 EFTA00102939

I n t er l ee chen Cen t er for t he Ar t s 2/20/98 41 Interlochen World Etitic to Am Elmriu Mr. Jeffrey Epstein E stein Foundation New York, NY 10022 Dear Jeffrey: Thank you for your contribution of $1,500 received 2/19/98 for Interlochen's Restricted Fund. Our goal is to produce quality and excellence in arts education. However, long-term success depends on those of you who provide financial assistance for us to carry out this mission. The seed of "a little camp in the woods," planted by Dr. Joseph E. Maddy in 1927 has grown throughout the years. Historical decades in a time capsule of the Camp's growth follows: The 20's--The National High School Orchestra Association Camp is established and considered a success and an artistic haven for young musicians. The 30's-CBS and NBC networks broadcast concerts to thousands of listeners spreading the word of Joseph Maddy's treasure in the woods. The 40's—Growth increases as a Dance Department is added, Fine Arts Building is dedicated. Kresge is completed, and Junior and Intermediate Divisions are established. The Camp became affiliated with the University of Michigan, By-laws were revised, and The National High School Orchestra Association officially became the National Music Camp The S0's—Constniction included a new radio building, the Joseph E. Maddy Administration Building, Lochaven and Pinecrest (dining areas), all-in-all 104 buildings to-date. The Chamber Music Festival became part of the post-Camp offerings. The 60's—Like a flower blooming, the physical campus continued its steady growth with the addition of scholarship lodges and WIAA Public Radio. The Academy was established and classrooms were built to provide a proper educational environment. The 70's—Construction virtually came to a halt. Growth came through performances, as 139 concerts, programs and exhibitions were presented off-campus in 73 Michigan cities through the first Interlochen Outreach" program. The National Music Camp celebrated its 50th season in 1977. The 80's--Presentations continued to grow in number and stature. Both on- and off-campus, international guest artists and ensembles performed. Academic excellence continued as the Academy celebrated its 25th year and the Camp, its 60th. The 90's--Repair and renovation of existing buildings and construction of a Music Building Complex is underway. Began in 1995. The Campaign for Interlochen included four elements: construction, renovation. scholarships and endowment, a plan designed to ensure the future of young artists attending Interlochen. From the beginning a can-do spirit prevailed, allowing Interlochen Center for the Arts to grow into one of America's true cultural treasures. One that touches the lives of thousands of young people who assume worldwide leadership positions in the arts, education, business, and industry. Thank you for helping to make the impossible, possible! As a contributor, your gift will be counted toward the S45 million Campaign for Interloc Sinc Timothy J. Ambrose V. P. Advancement For tax purposes, please note that this gift is a charitable contribution and no goods> erviees were exchanged. burl/when Ar's Acadenr... • Ink rbirhen Arts Cam Interlochen Public Radio 837 FM/ 10(79 FM Inicrlex•he•: Center for the Arts • •riltgLoclavin, Michigan 49643.0199 Phone Fax: MPIniel aCinterlochen.kl2ini.us INT 000239 EFTA00102940

l ai c. .. Incit e ?, Cen t er Jor the A r t s 0 Interlochen Voril Corer in Orr, fluorin March 29, 1999 Mr. Jeffre E. E stein New York, NY 10022-6809 Dear Jeffrey: We are pleased to acknowledge a gift of $100,000 given in your honor by Firstmark Communications International, LLC. This is a significant statement and we are pleased to be the beneficiary of this largess. We thank Firstmark and we thank you for your continued involvement and generosity. Because of this gift, a number of very talented and financially deserving young people will have opportunity to share in the "spirit of Interlochen." Sinc Timothy J. Ambrose Vice President Institutional Advancement haerkitirellArls.ktifirtia • MICAltiielt Ins Camp • brierfocheit Public Rialto :48" F.H. 11149 brirrimite» Criderf rtlse.IrA • RO ART /99 • htlerbititettilielngan 496 4141199 Pt : • Far 616-1-64.;21 • interne( 4o CONFIDENTIAL INT 000240 EFTA00102941

L V c 4 es: t I A4Ii4 Uri . ic\ siii. : .>----> May 18, 2000 Mr. Jeffrey E. Epstein INTERLocHEN Center for the Arts New York, NY 10022-6809 Dear Mr. Epstein: I am sending this letter today to confirm a conversation I had with 1MI from your office and to update you on changes in policy within the fundraising arm of Inter no: en. Per my conversation with we have designated $25,000 from your account here at Interlochen to be used to pay tuition and expenses for I senior year. Should you or her family receive any additional notices for payment from either our business office or admissions office, please disregard them. Additionally, Mr. Epstein, we have recently gone through changes in policy on how and what we can record as a contribution. This policy revision has been debated at various levels over the past four years and was only recently approved at our February Board of Trustees Meeting. As a 501(c)3 organization, Interlochen must be vigilant in being proper stewards of all contributions. In the past, it was part of our giving policy to accept as gifts, money given to fund a specific student as named by the donor. Your support has fallen within this category on various occasions and made it possible for deserving students to attend Interlochen while gaining a tax deduction for your contribution. This is a gesture that we look upon as very generous on your part. Please be advised for future reference that Interlochen has discontinued the practice of accepting gifts that are restricted to a donor designated student. Funding from your account for has been grandfathered in. It is only proper that we honor your original intentions as isamMith Tim Ambrose. It was our intention to discuss this change with you in person while President Downing and I were in New York in April. Unfortunately, our schedules did not allow for a meeting. If you have any questions please can call me direct at or I will be happy to discuss this with Thank you for your loyal support and I hope we can find new ways for your philanthropy to assist many students who wish to attend Interlochen. Director of Major Gifts Interlochen Center for the Arts • • Interim:ben. q9(ri? (goo Phone 1.1 . N F I 6 "111.1 1 . / www.interiochen ()CV_ NT 000 41 EFTA00102942

INTERLOCHEN Center for the Arts POLICY STATEMENT: for designated scholarship gifts Interlochen Center for the Arts allows individuals/interested organizations to give direct support to a designated student by contributing to his/her student account. Under IRS regulations, this direct support is non tax-deductible. ICA will acknowledge as tax-deductible contributions only those allowed under IRS regulations, such as contributions to ICA's scholarship program. APPROVED BY INTERLOCHEN CENTER FOR THE ARTS, BOARD OF TRUSTEES on February 5, 2000. Further, it is advised that any and all past donors to this program be informed of this official policy change. Interlochen Center for the Arts • Interlochen, MI 49643-0199 •wmaMmitOwmam— mil 000242 EFTA00102943

INTER LOCH EN Center for the Arts April 25, 2003 Mr. Jeffrey Epstein e Floor New York, NY 10022-6809 Dear Mr. Epstein: On behalf of all of us at Interlochen Center for the Arts, I want to write and express our deep appreciation for the recent gift of $17,000 from C.O.U.Q. Foundation. This gift provides us with the needed funds for the Interlochen Jazz Ensemble to compete in the Essentially Ellington Jazz Festival at Lincoln Center on May 17 — 20, 2003. Thank you so much. Most sinc ely, Bluth Sto Vice President, Development Interlochen (enter for the Arts • Interlochen, MI 49641-0199 • Phone • P!' , " • P: EFTA00102944

Interlochen Center for the Arts FAX. DATE: ATTENTION: COMPANY: FAX I RE: PAGES TO FOLLOW: FROM: 0 Interlochen February 3, 1'499 Paula Sherman Jeffrey Epstein Co. Tickets at Lincoln Center 2 Timothy J. Ambrose DEPARTMENT ACCOUNT A 4520 . NOTES There will be 10 tickets held at the box office at Lincoln Oenter for your group ( New York City, NY 100231 If not received in full please contact nterlochen Arts Academy National AIUGNOWEUTANU88 .3 FA,' INT 000244 Address: Interlochen Center for the Arts Interlochen, Michigan 49643 EFTA00102945

Interlochen at Lincoln Center Interlochen Arts Academy is the only high school in the country invited to participate in the Mozart Bicentennial. 1 tot Interlochen Center for the Arts Dean Boal, President in association with the Mozart Bicentennial at Lincoln Center presents The Interlochen Arts Academy Orchestra and The Interlochen Arts Academy Choir Margaret Hillis, Conductor Soloists Marlene Meyer, soprano Beth Babbitt, alto Torn Dymit, tenor William Diana, baritone Program Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart MISSA IN C ("DOMINICUS"), K.66 Symphony in F, No. 6, K.43 "Veni Sancte Spiritus," K.47 Church Sonata in F , K.145 Thursday, February 6, 1992 at 8 p.m. Alice Tully Hall, Lincoln Center Tickets: $15, $12, $10 Alice Tully Hall Box Offi CenterCharge: Interlochen Box Office: MARGARET HILLIS One of America's MOS' rh%mtQuiJ,,rt CeOlkilkliff • . Niagara I1Jhs is j I I 11Cli I /I 114111W career 41.f a •• 6nd/orchestra/ Jireci or spans four JecnJa. Ha mask whalaile winks amt. gicinanthog POSES. &NV.? .1 the Chkago Nymph...IN (Imo: folonier and rmoicol direano of the AM/ 44M Chinni FountionoL anJ al Fir otitigg "ridlicimg oaf) of rhe (Sur Orchasna Chwat 11111111111111111•111MIPIIIIIIIIL ma. VIEW.- OW" a EFTA00102946

; 2 a rei P. fe ‘• 14 it.“. s • S. it . . 1, le ,t Li I ,. • Ili% I .3‘ " • C aT • . 1' - • " t INTERLOCHEN CENTER FOR THE ARTS offers talented musicians, dancers, actors, visual artists and writers the opportunity. tp develop their abilities in a highly competitive community of peers. The curriculum is accelerated with special emphasis on character development and initiative. Founded in 1927 by Dr. Joseph E. Maddy, Interlochen was incorporated as a nonprofit educational organization in 1977. The corporation includes Interlochen Arts Academy, Interlochen Arts Camp and WIAA-FM/WIZY-FM public radio service. INTERLOCHEN ARTS ACADEMY celebrates 30 years of excellence in arts and academics. Founded in 1962 as a winter program to complement the established arts camp, the academy enrolls 420 students in grades 9 through 12 and a postgraduate year. It features instruction in music, theater, dance, visual arts and creative writing with college preparatory academics. Ninety-seven percent of academy graduates attend a school of higher education — most often the school of their first choice. Interlochen has had more Presidential Scholars in the Arts than any other high school in the country. INTERLOCHEN ARTS CAMP celebrates 65 years in 1992. The camp is an eight-week program and enrolls 3500 students from all 50 states and more than 30 countries. It embraces students ages 8 through high school in three divisions. Concentrated and highly competitive programs in music, theater, dance and visual arts are offered. More than 256 courses are available each summer. The camp and the University of Michigan enjoy a 50-year affiliation. WIAA-FM serves a regional audience of nearly 300,000 listeners at 88.7 FM, Interlochen, and 100.9 FM, East Jordan. The station, a charter member of National Public Radio, is an integral part of public broadcasting in Michigan. It raises more money per capita than any other public radio station in the United States. For more information on Interlochen Center for the Arts Center for the Arts chigan 49643.0199 For more information on the Mozart Bicentennial CenterCharge Mozart Hot Line Masses-in-Concert Interlochen Center kw the Arts is supported in part by the Michigan Council (or the Airs and Cultural Affairs. Iciterlochen Center fax the Arts ritually admits students of any race. sex, creed. national or ethnic otigin, handicap. or religion. The Mozart Bicentennial involves the world's most distinguished companies, conservatories and universities in a historic 19-month celebration of the artistic genius of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. The students of the Interlochen Arts Academy Orchestra and Choir are among the renowned musicians invited to perform at Lincoln Center, the only high school in the United States to be so honored. They join thousands of world-class artists, technicians, sponsors and organizers who make this event possible. Among presenters are the New York Philharmonic, The Metropolitan Opera, New York City Ballet, The Juilliard School, the New York City Opera, and orchestras from Salzburg, Vienna, Boston, Philadelphia and San Francisco. To be invited to participate in the Mozart Bicentennial is a proud moment for Interlochen. It reflects the commitment to quality education which is at the center of Interlochen's mission. Conceived by Neal Zaslaw, musicological advisor to the Bicentennial, the Masses-in- Concert programs are a series of novel musical presentations halfway between concerts and historical reconstructions of concerted Masses as performed in the 1770s. Each concert will present Mozart's liturgical music, including a Mass with related choral music, church sonatas and symphony move- ments as they might have been heard at a high Mass at Salzburg Cathedral and other central European churches in Mozart's day. The Mozart Bicentennial at Lincoln Center opened January 27, 1991, and lasts through August 1992, during which the 11 companies resident at Lincoln Center and invited organizations pay tribute to Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart by perform- ing his complete works and presenting related ballets, films, exhibits, lectures, 0 1/4 symposia and theater works. EFTA00102947

Interlochen Center for the Arts 0 Interlochen September 15, 1992 Mr. Jeffrey Epstein J. Epstein Foundation The Villard House New York, NY 10022 Dear Jeff: Many thanks for your generosity this past year. In addition to your significant financial support, your generosity continued to be exhibited in the use of your plane for Mr. Perlman. With you support, and others like you who are committed to Interlochen, we have exceeded last year's fundraising mark. This year we were fortunate to receive over $500,000 in new or increased gifts; and again increased our donor base by over 25 percent. The "spirit of Interlochen" continues, thanks to you. We extend our grateful appreciation for all that you have done financially, and in moving the New York alumni organization forward. Sincerely, Timothy J. ose Vice President Institutional Advancement Interlochen Arts Academy Interlochen Arts Cam WIAA/88.7 FM, VVIZY/ 100.9 FM Address: Interlochen Center or the Arts Wend:en, Michigan 49643-0199 INT 000247 phone fax EFTA00102948

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May 3, 1993 Mr. Jeffrey E. Epstein 9416 Penthouse F 265 East 66th Street New York, NY 10021-6404 Dear Mr. Epstein: It is with great appreciation for your continued generosity to Interlochen that I write to you today and offer membership into Interlochen's most treasured donor club. Your ongoing support of the Center prompts me to bring to your attention this very special assemblage -- The President's Club of Interlochen. A bit of background... Established in 1974, The President's Club consists of Interlochen's key individual supporters -- those who believe in the ideals upon which Interlochen was founded and have chosen to support in many ways the activities of our Center. Interlochen's President's Club is a vital component of our ongoing success. 1HE SIDENE IN FE IMERtOCHENCENIER PORNE ARTS INIERLOCHEN. MICHIGAN 49643 In addition to making financial commitments, President's Club members assist Interlochen by attending concerts, events and special meetings, identifying prospective students and providing counsel to the president on issues and policies of the institution. They share in many ways the aspirations and accomplishments of Interlochen and its students and faculty. Incidentally, the past three fiscal years have provided the most dramatic increase in President's Club membership since the inception of the Club. It would be an honor to add the Epstein name to the roster which presently boasts many of the country's leading patrons of the arts. Your much appreciated past gifts to the Center would qualify you as a member Paid In Full. All that is needed is your signature on the enclosed card and the rest is up to me. Please feel free to call or write if I can answer any questions. I'll look forward to receiving your signed Statement of Acceptance for Membership. Again, thank you so much for remaining such an important part of the Interlochen family... CONFIDENTIAL INT 000250 EFTA00102951

Mr. Jeffrey E. Epstein May 3, 1993 Page 2 Best wishes from all of us at Interlochen! As alwa , Richard K. Dupree Director, Major Gifts RKD:lp Enclosures: President's Club Packet Membership Roster i CONFIDENTIAL INT 000251 EFTA00102952

June 17, 1993 Mr. Jeffrey E. Epstein #4 Fl New York, NY 10022-6830 Dear Jeff: Welcome to The President's Club of Interlochen! I am so pleased that you have become members of this special group of individuals who have made major commitments to help Interlochen continue its programs. Enclosed is your President's Club plaque, a small token of our appreciation for your support. I take this opportunity to bring to your attention our annual President's Club Weekend that is held in the summer. Last year, 169 members and guests attended and enjoyed a variety of information sessions, social activities and, of course, entertainment as part of this special Weekend which culminated with the Concerto Concert of our renowned World Youth Symphony Orchestra. The next President's Club Weekend is scheduled for August 13-15, 1993. I do hope that you will make plans to be with us. It is a wonderful time to become acquainted with other President's Club members and enjoy Interlochen at its finest. PE L UB OF SIDENTS C INFERLOCHEN INIERtOCHENCENTERFORINEARTS the/KOCHER MICHIGAN 49643 Again, our deepest look forward to sharing through The President's Enclosure: Plaque thanks for your support. We more of Interlochen with you Club! Sincerely, Dean Boal President CONFIDENTIAL INT 000252 EFTA00102953

In t er l ochen Cen t er for t he Art s 0 Interlochen Lad Ocala In Arts 'hullo October 4, 1996 Jeffrey Epstein Chairman of the Board Jeffrey Epstein and Associates New York City, NY 10022 Dear Jeffrey: Enjoy the enclosed copy of the final concert given on Sunday, August 18, 1996 at 7:30 p.m. in the Interlochen Bowl! It is always an amazing performance to experience. I hope the audio tape will meet your expectations. As I write this, Interlochen's Academy Band and Wind Ensemble are preparing to give their first concert of the sricon on Sunday, October 6. October 18 is Collage (our 90-minute sampler of many disciplines without a pause, incorporating large ensembles, dance routines and creative writing, all in one presentation). The third annual Parents Weekend will also take place on that date. This year's Collage/Act II Auction theme is On With The Show. As you can see, our fall/winter schedule is as incredibly busy, as is the summer's. The doorlatch is always open for you to visit and "experience" Interlochen during any season! Sincerely pVV\--.--, Timothy J. Ambrose Vice President Institutional Advancement Intern:Kam Arts Academy • Inter'oaken Arts Cam • Intenorhrn Punkt Raab, 4.7 FM/100.9 FM Interiochen Center for the Arts • • Inierinchen. Michigan 496414199 Phone: • Par • !mem& ,cmOinteriochen.kIliniami CONFIDENTIAL INT 000253 EFTA00102954

11 Interlochen September 23, 1996 Jeffrey Epstein Chairman of the Board Jeffrey Epstein and Associates New York City, NY 10022 Dear Jeffrey: Find enclosed a copy of the final concert during the 1995 Camp season. The 1996 season's tape is in the process of being completed at this time. When one is available, I will forward it to you. Sincerely, Timothy J. Ambrose Vice President Institutional Advancement coNribENTIAL INT 000254 EFTA00102955

INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM TO: Subject: alums Tim, Just wanted to let you of my friends said tha Times for his recent pu Date: From: Dept: Tel No: 08-Feb-1996 01:22pm EST ow a ut some possibly Jeffrey Epstein was j chase of a huge to interesting alumni. One t written up in the NY ouse downtown ($41m?). One of your present studen •aughter of the people that own the co that makes Kashi (cereal) in LaJolla. I don't know the students name, but she is a sophmore ( age) and loves IAA. She is a creative writer, and her parents were at the recent even that Rich and I attended at the house. Hope you are well! Take care. G Gayle E. Shaw Director of Special Gifts University at Buffalo Office of University Development Buffalo, NY 14214-3010 CONFIDENTIAL INT 000255 EFTA00102956

In t er l ochen Cen t e r fo r t he Ar t s May 2, 1996 Mr. ieffrev E. Epstein 40 Interlochen Ws;II tom! lit Ails bluely, New York, NY 10021 Dear Jeffrey: I hope this letter finds your enjoying the first days of spring! It is with a great deal of excitement and anticipation that I write to inform you of my intent to leave the Interlochen Center for the Arts effective July 12, 1996. I have been offered the position of Executive Director of Develop he School of Business at Indiana University and, after much deliberation with, the kids, and the cat, have accepted the offer. The program at Indiana is first-rate and I look forward to my new responsibilities with a recipe of eagerness, excitement and just a pinch or two of appropriate fear! My association with Interlochen goes back to 1972 when I first set foot on the grounds as a terribly shy summer camper from Mississippi forced to attend by a painfully persuasive mother. Now, as my family and I prepare to leave, it becomes even more apparent what Interlochen has meant and means to me — Mom was right all along. High atop the list of gifts Interlochen has given me are the friendships I have made with alumni, parents, friends, trustees and, of course, my co-workers here on campus. Now that I come to think of it, I can honestly blame the amount of gray hair on my head from the same group! As a friend of mine said not too long ago, "may our paths cross often and with fond remembrances of the time we shared at Interlochen"! joins me in sending our heartfelt best wishes to you for health, happiness and peace... Richard K. Dupree Director, Major Gifts Managing Director, The Campaign for Interlochen Interlochen Arts Academy • Interlochen Arts Cam • Interlochen Public Radio 88.7 PM/100.9 FM Interlochen Center for the Arts • • Interlochen. Michigan 49643.0199 Phone • Internet: [email protected] CONFIDENTIAL INT 000256 EFTA00102957

In t er i nchan Cen t e r for t he Ar t s June 27, 1997 Interlochen Wind C,.:,, for Ain Eistansi Mr. Jeffrey Epstein E stein Foundation New York, NY 10022 Dear Jeffrey: Everyone agrees that Interlochen's founder, Joseph E. Maddy, was a man of action. He had visions that went from idea to implementation because of his drive and because he knew how to engage others in his plans. The Wexner Foundation is counted among the believers in the ideals that were set by him--to create a "dream city for youth" where artistic expression is taught and nurtured. This year, we are celebrating the 70th anniversary of Interlochen Arts Camp and the 35th anniversary of Interlochen Arts Academy. As a tribute to the man who founded the "World Center for Arts Education" and in conjunction with our anniversary, we have created a new donor recognition program appropriately named, the Joseph E. Maddy Society. This highest donor recognition honor is being bestowed on our friends who have made significant gifts to Interlochen of $50,000 and above. The Wexner Foundation's gifts to Interlochen entitle you to be one of the members of the elite Joseph E. Maddy Society. We hope you will join us on campus as we celebrate our inaugural Joseph E. Maddy Society event on Sunday, August 17, 1997. On this day, we will be unveiling our newly constructed donor wall on campus. We will begin with dinner at Norpines, hosted by me and my wife Joyce, and then attend the stirring performance of Les Preludes, the traditional season finale of the camp session. These are small tokens of our appreciation for what your support for Interlochen means to us. President P.S. Your donor wall listing will be: Wexner Foundation If ou would refer different wording or would rather remain anonymous, please call • Interlochen Arts Arodemy • Interiachen Arts Cam • fnieriachen Public Radio 6'8.7 FM/ 100.9 PM Interlochen Center the AM • Interlochen, Michigan $643-0199 Phone • Par IRRIBRirrieALcaRinterlochen.k12.mrus INT 000257 EFTA00102958

June 27, 1997 Mr. Jeffrey Epstein 9 East 71st Street New York, NY 10021 Dear Jeffrey: 4) Interlochen 'ticsII COM( IS( Arts Elston Everyone agrees that Interlochen's founder, Joseph E. Maddy, was a man of action. He had visions that went from idea to implementation beraiise of his drive and because he knew how to engage others in his plans. You are counted among the believers in the ideals that were set by him--to create a "dream city for youth" where artistic expression is taught and nurtured. This year, we are celebrating the 70th anniversary of Interlochen Arts Camp and the 35th anniversary of Interlochen Arts Academy. As a tribute to the man who founded the "World Center for Arts Education" and in conjunction with our anniversary, we have created a new donor recognition program appropriately named, the Joseph E. Maddy Society. This highest donor recognition honor is being bestowed on our friends who have made significant gifts to Interlochen of $50,000 and above. Your gifts to Interlochen entitle you to be one of the members of the elite Joseph E. Maddy Society. We hope you will join us on campus as we celebrate our inaugural Joseph E. Maddy Society event on Sunday, August 17, 1997. On this day, we will be unveiling our newly constructed donor wall on campus. We will begin with dinner at Norpines, hosted by me and my wife Joyce, and then attend the stirring performance of Les Preludes, the traditional season finale of the camp session. These are small tokens of our appreciation for what your support for Interlochen means to us. P.S. Your donor wall listing will be: Si chard F. Odell President Mr. Jeffrey Epstein Epstein Foundation 2 r 4.- en, aro a r eal- Me „gait ry imadi sLs ent & If ou would refer different wording or would rather remain anonymous, please call I• 'N Ainterr::. • Infer:., *, ^ :MS COMP (norr/when Public Radio •YS. 7 P31/100.9 FM lo:edith•-: Colton i> • 't1..1e$ • P.[). Rot P)9 • Iniertochen, Michigan 196.13.099 Poing PM6-276-720.) • For lilii•276an • Interne: inti!'interkithen.h12.mi.us CONFIDENTIAL INT 000258 EFTA00102959

MEMORANDUM DATE: TO: FROM: January 22, 1998 Jeffrey Epstein 1 RE: Confirmation of Appoi This is to confirm a meeting with you at the Villard House on January 28 at 11:30 a.m. with Richard Odell and the Chairman of Interlochen's Board of Trustees, Larry Clarkson. The topic for discussion is to extend Interlochen's appreciation for your generous past support and to explore your future interest in Interlochen and The Campaign for Interlochen. I have enclosed a New York Times article and a biography on Mr. =Odell you have alread met. If you have any questions prior to their arriva , please contact me at CC: R. Odell CONFIDENTIAL INT 000259 EFTA00102960

0 Business Day 4.1)c ;Mu ilork e"5int es Boeing Has Its Feet on the Ground Aircraft Giant Branches Out but Stays Close to Its Roots By ADAM BRYANT In the aerospace business. Boeing seems Invincible. By placing big bets on new aircraft and paying close attention to re- search and engineering, it has grown to dominate its Industry by a wide margin. When it has tried to diversify outside the notoriously volatile aircraft industry. though, it has a remarkable history of missing the mark. Through the years, the Boeing Company has made everything from windmills and hydrofoils to rail cars and computer-con- trolled buses. In its early days, it even tried making furniture. And while most of these ventures were considered technical suc- cesses, they all drained cash until the com- pany shut them down. Now, undeterred, Boeing is breaking out into new areas again. But there is a differ- ence this time: The company finally ap- pears to have learned from its mistakes. In recent months, the Seattle-based Boeing has announced a number of new ventures — such as selling corporate Jets and train- ing pilots — that suggest that it has decided to stay close to its aerospace roots. "Boeing has learned that if it reaches too far afield, it gets burned." said Wolfgang H. Demisch, an aerospace analyst at BT 'Securities. "So it is trying to somehow extend its presence by building on its exist- ing franchises." More is at stake than simply erasing Boeing's dubious record in sideline busi- nesses. For one, the new ventures, if suc- cessful, can help smooth out the cyclical swings that have long buffeted Boeing's stock price and the size of its work force. That search for balance was a big reason Boeing announced last December its inten- tion to acquire the McDonnell Douglas Cor- poration, whose strength in military con- tracting should complement Boeing's com- mercial aircraft business. But that deal. Continued on Page 19 Maintaining Altitude Over the years. Boeing has cliversthea to try to protect itself against downturas CONFIDEN Lawrence W. president ot Hoeing Enterprises, on the floor of the company's factory in Renton, Wash., where a now business jet will be made. -; Ttenti EFTA00102961

Ground A Commercial tion of in-flight video and audio sys- tems. Boeing officials declined to predict how much revenue Boeing Enter- prises may generate in coming years. But Nicholas Heymann, an aerospace analyst at Prudential Se- curities, has estimated that Boeing Enterprises could take in $5 billion by 2000, with operating profit mar- gins of about 20 to 25 percent. He also predicted that the division would grow 8 to 10 percent a year. Boeing officials said two overarch- ing criteria would guide Boeing En- terprises expansion into new areas: It must know at least something about the products and their custom- ers. As sensible as that strategy sounds, Boeing is nevertheless add- ing to the challenges it faces in com- ing years, particularly in trying to absorb McDonnell Douglas into its corporate culture. "The jury is still out on whether they are overreaching themselves in other business," Mr. Demisch said. "What they are attempting is pretty ambitious." For all the challenges of the corpo- rate strategy, though, one thing is clear: Boeing will leave behind few- er curiosities for historians. When the aircraft industry slumped in 1918 after the end of World War 1, for example. Boeing tried to augment its modest plane-building business by making flat-bottomed boats called sea sleds and furniture like dressers and phonograph cases. Boeing hadhoped to sell the boats to the Navy, but they eventually wound up in the hands of private owners who bought them at a dis- count. And Boeing's own employees bought much of the furniture at clearance prices. According to "Leg- end and Legacy," a history of Boeing by Robert J. Serling, the company sent out a notice to employees that included this sales pitch: " P.S. If you have delayed getting married on ac- count of the high price of furniture, now is the time to get a good start." The next big push to diversify came alter World War II, when Boeing's production lines for bomb- ers were almost shut down. It consid- ered getting into the car and house- hold appliance businesses, but Boeing executives determined that that would be too much of a stretch even for them. The company tried the turbine engine business instead. In the late 1960's. when business was so slow that Boeing at one point went 18 months without getting a single aircraft order, the company branched into a wide variety of busi- nesses. It built passenger and mili- tary hydrofoils, wind-powered tur- bines, public transit equipment, even police rad one point, BoeiMnnttil-sell- ing potatoes as part of an Irrigation Success Most of Boeing's revenues Come from the sale of commercial airplanes. - although the pending acquisition of McDonnell Douglas will make the military and aerospace sector a bigger contributor to its bottom line. , 1996 nEvENuES $22.7 blglon ; MILITARY ARO AEROSPACE Other 6.8%1 rBattle systems s: (like AWAC's) 6.4% $pace 7 systems i COMMERCIAL AIRPLANES Sant Camo4my 'Goons TM New yont., experiment. 6. Boeing officials said at the that their goal was to have a thl . the company's revenue coming r nontraditional areas by 1980. 0 are going to respond to social need' a Boeing official told Time magai in 1971. "If we do not, we will be.. limited company." . ,. But as demand picked up 161: planes, particularly with airline-dt regulation in 1978, Boeing eventual' left all these businesses to focug- the products and customers it best. In the process, it became a f g narrower company, although a.1t. more prosperous one than if it- b continued pouring money into extraii • neous ventures. . . . -‘. Since then. Boeing has goed through a fundamental change, and has come to see itself as an aero- space company, rather than a com- pany with engineering prowess that can be applied to just about anything. One former Boeing executive who was involved in many past diversifi- cation efforts, John H. Goldie, summed up Boeing's mistakes in "Legend and Legacy," although his words serve as a warning to all com- panies: "Boeing never had a strategy to diversify in any intelligent way," Mr. Goldie said. "It gets into these things on an ad hoc basis. Somebody Ind- motes an idea and if he's reasonably capable, it'll work. But if the guy's an idiot and doesn't do anylfIcale0 1 search, it'll be a disaster." EFTA00102962

Boeing Has Its Feet on-tli Continued From First Business Page scheduled to be completed early next month, has encountered sharp criti- cism* from the European • Union. which has threatened to oppose the merger tomorrow in its final ruling unless Boeing accepts severe restric- tions on its operations. The Clinton Administration has signaled that it may retaliate if the European Union decides to impose stiff fines on Boeing. For all its problems with Euro- pean regulators, Boeing has another kind of problem — the kind any com- pany would love to have. It expects to generate such hefty profits in com- ing years that it will be forced to find new uses for all the cash. Yesterday. it reported second-quarter net' in- come of $336 million on revenues' Of $9.29 billion. The results were short of analysts' expectations, and the stock fell $1.6875, closing at 954.975. But that Is probably Just a blip on the radar. And this time, Boeing Is not waiting to start searching for new businesses only after aircraft orders have slumped and it is struggling to keep its workers busy. "That is a significant difference between the past and where we are today." said Lawrence W. Clarkson, president of Boeing Enterprises, a division created In January to seek out and manage new ventures. - Boeing, for example, Is now In- the corporate jet business. The idea grew out of conversations between Philip M. Condit, Boeing's chairman. and John F. Welch, chairman of the General Electric Company, a big supplier of engines to Boeing as well as a big buyer of jets for its aircraft leasing division. According to Boeing executives, Mr. Welch had already committed to buying two 737's for corporate use, but mentioned to Mr. Condit that they still lacked the range of tradi- tional, smaller corporate jets. Boeing then set 100 engineers to work designing a 737 with the most modern wings and bigger fuel tanks to get its range above 6,000 miles. Offered this new capability. Mr. Welch immediately switched his or- der to the new version and, con- vinced such a plane would appeal to other executives, joined Boeing as a partner to start Boeing Business Jets. The planes, at about $38 million to $40 million each, are approximate- ly the same price as the smaller, top- of-the-line corporate jets made by Gulfstream and Bombardier. At a news conference last year to announce the venture, Boeing offi- cials had planned to say they expect- ed to sell six to eight business Jets a . tti Booing Co. (BA,N) • sr .! Ow. to June 30 lir late %Cto : sat 9.209.000000 6.275.020.020 saill,1 Nat Inc 0334A:00.000 c468.030.000 -Me w sn. awn as es Sh. out 695.003.020 . 602.000 030 0-Included a chards of 16$ indfion. 01 7 cents a store. famed to the company a stock Snell' she OtnOtim- c-Includett a den ol 0176 milks,. or 25 Cents a *Si snare from de salaamed Cst notary and space convect issues and tax benefits Fatal 10 CO:t years UM CHOW the 'stuns far the year ego queries have been, adjusted tor a 24cs. I sex* spat enacted e. • 4 Reeves we lot the second guano; . . • Yesterdays closing sets $54375 lir 51.0875 •-• • corporate jets, including one fro the golfer Greg Norman, wife,' Boeing has signed up as a pitches to help sell the planes. Perhaps the strongest valitht, of the new market for large co rate jets came from Boeing's b " rival, Airbus Industrie, which, nounced last month that it, too, start selling a modified version of A319 as a corporate jet. In January, Boeing Business J was folded into the new Boeing terprises division, which has motel quickly into other ventures., March, it joined forces with Filth .. few International, a company ; quired last year by the investor W ran E. Buffett's Berkshire !lathe Inc., to train commercial-jet pito year, but Mr. Welch persuaded them to push the estimate to Ataysar. None of them were right.alf9RE year, Boeing has taken orders for 20 . rs Tart • Diversifying by sticking with what's familiar. And in May. Boeing EnterprLieS. agreed to a Joint venture with Aero Vodochody, a Czech manufacturer of military jet fighters. Mr. Clarkson said Boeing Enter- prises was considering a number of other businesses. One is heavy main- tenance of aircraft, work that min airlines prefer to farm out tont tractors. If it proceeds with that idea:. Boeing may find itself competlitit against some of its airline custom- ers. Lufthansa, for example, handlei heavy maintenance for more than 100 airlines. Lufthansa said it did not see Boeing conflicting with its inter- ests unless Boeing went after some of its maintenance clients. Other possibilities, Boeing Enter; prises executives say, Include man, atig the installation of aircraft Inte- NfigHiLanl increasingly complex task INT 000262 because of the growing sophistica-- EFTA00102963

Boeing Commercial Airplane Group Pubic Relations sane Seattle. WA 98124-2207 LAWRENCE W. President Boeing Enterprises Biography Larry Clarkson was named to the new position of president of Boeing Enterprises in February 1997. In this capacity, he is responsible for establishing and directing new commercial airplane-related business acquisitions, joint ventures or other relationships that are outside of the traditional Boeing business scope. Boeing Enterprises includes Boeing Business Jets, a joint venture established in 1996 between Boeing and General Electric to market a corporate version of the 737. Clarkson also serves as an elected senior vice president of The Boeing Company. Prior to this assignment, Clarkson served as senior vice president of Planning and International Development for The Boeing Company, with responsibility for the company's overall global growth strategies. He served in this position from January 1992 until assuming his current position, first as vice president and, from April 1994 on, as senior vice president. Clarkson joined Boeing in late 1987 as a senior vice president of Boeing Commercial Airplane Group. He came to Boeing after a 20-year career with Pratt & Whitney, where he served as president of the Commercial Products Division. While with P&W, he rose from staff lawyer to become deputy director of the F100/F-15 engine program and then vice president/program manager of the F100/F-16 engine program. He then held vice presidential positions in International, Marketing and Contracts before becoming president of the Commercial Products Division in June 1982. Before joining P&W, Clarkson served three years with the U.S. Air Force, attaining the rank of captain, and then worked for a brief time at a Florida law firm. Active in many international organizations, Clarkson serves as vice chairman of the National Bureau of Asian Research, chairman of the U.S. Pacific Economic Cooperation Council and chairman of the National Center for APEC, and director of the U.S.-China Business Council, the National Association of Manufacturers and the Atlantic Council. He also serves on the U.S.-Japan Joint High Level Advisory Panel and is a member of the Council CONFIDENTIAL INT 000263 EFTA00102964

on Foreign Relations, the Pacific Council on International Policy and the National Research Council - Committee on Japan. He is past president of both the Washington State China Relations Council and the Japan-America Society of Washington, and is a past vice president of the Wings Club. Clarkson holds a bachelor's degree from DePauw University in Greencastle, Ind., and a juris doctorate degree from the University of Florida. Clarkson is a member of the Florida Bar and American Bar Associations. He is a trustee of DePauw University and an overseer of the Amos Tuck School of Dartmouth College. Clarkson's interests away from work include boating and opera. He is a member of the New York Yacht Club and the Seattle Yacht Club. Clarkson also serves as chairman of the Seattle Opera and the Interlochen Center for the Arts. He is a member of the Order of St. John and St. Thomas Episcopal Church, Medina, Wash. ### CONTACT: Public Relation; March 1997 CONFIDENTIAL INT 000264 EFTA00102965

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,:nteetochen Center for the ( Arts cordially invites you to a cocktail reception and dinner on trnag 9, 1997 in honor of (Mike Wallace incipient of the 1997 .2)istinguished c 4luenni (Award 6osted by*leffrey Epstein 9 Ent 71st St. Pew York, tfiel/ Cocktails: (o0Opm eisern MOpme gowns Opts' .Na0 71sbuek CONFIDENTIAL INT 000266 EFTA00102967

ID # 43638-1 Mr. Jeffrey E. Epstein #4 FT, New York, NY 10022-6830 CONFIDENTIAL INT 000267 EFTA00102968

NOV- 9-93 TUE 10:10 53 FAX NO. 37IEC-;= Jeffrey E. E tein New Yor Net or 1X22 November 8, 1993 To: Mr. Tim Ambrose From: Mr. Jeffrey Epstein Date: November 8, 1993 Re: Floor Plans for the Lodge at Interlochen Dear Tim: I looked at the plans and they look very nice. My only comments are as follows. I believe the porch on the waterside should go all the way front one side of the house to the other; accessible by sliding doors from both bedrooms at either side of the house (so you can walk from the bedroom directly out to an outdoor porch). I also believe the hall on the right bedroom wall should be switched around so you can go front the bedroom to the bathroom without walking past the doorway that leads to the outside (maybe have the hall on the "flip-side"). As drawn, the bathroom can only be accessed from the bedrooms on the right going through the hallway which has the door open to the outside. Instead of the covered porch on the from of the house (being as large as it is); I'd rather see the same space used for two balconies outside the bedrooms on the lower side (or at lease the balcony off the bedroom on the right). If these plans can be made quickly. I'm ready to fund. Sincerely, Jeffrey Epstein CONFIDENTIAL INT 000268 EFTA00102969

Interlochen Center for the Arts 0 Interlochen Memorandum To: From: Re: Date: Jeffrey Epstein Tim Ambrose, Interlochen Center for the Arts Scholarship Lodge Information 8/26/93 I have instructed Town and Country Log Homes to send you the blueprints for the proposed scholarship lodges we anticipate building on campus. Karen Sargent, a noted architect and Interlochen Alumni from New Jersey, is in the process of modifying the plans to incorporate wheel chair and handicap accessibility. She will forward the plans to me upon completion. The basic plan for one-half of the lodge is priced in the neighborhood of $125,000 to $150,000, depending on the options selected. Karen is also working on the cost for modifying the structure. I will send them on to you upon my return from Colorado in mid-September. I have spoken with Dean Boal and our Buildings and Grounds Director. We believe the area next to Frohlich lodge is the optimal spot for placement due to its location on the water and accessibility for handicapped vehicles in the winter. If you are interested in proceeding with the concept, I will be happy to send a formal proposal upon my return. All is well here, but a bit muggy. Best wishes, tja MierlochenAnsAmkmy WerlochenAnsCmw InterWhenPublicRwh,n7FW:100.9FW MMresclmerlochol Center flip the Arts Mierlochol—Wichigaw4W3-0199 pONFIDENTIAL INT 000269 EFTA00102970

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Interlochen Center for the Arts O Interlochen Memorandum To: From: Re: Date: Jeffrey Epstein Tim Ambrose, Interlochen Center for the Arts Scholarship Lodge Information 8/26/93 I have instructed Town and Country Log Homes to send you the blueprints for the proposed scholarship lodges we anticipate building on campus. Karen Sargent, a noted architect and Interlochen Alumni from New Jersey, is in the process of modifying the plans to incorporate wheel chair and handicap accessibility. She will forward the plans to me upon completion. The basic plan for one-half of the lodge is priced in the neighborhood of $125,000 to $150,000, depending on the options selected. Karen is also working on the cost for modifying the structure. I will send them on to you upon my return from Colorado in mid-September. I have spoken with Dean Boal and our Buildings and Grounds Director. We believe the area next to Frohlich lodge is the optimal spot for placement due to its location on the water and accessibility for handicapped vehicles in the winter. If you are interested in proceeding with the concept, I will be happy to send a formal proposal upon my return. All is well here, but a bit muggy. Best wishes, tja InterInchen .ans Academy Imediphen Arts Camp Itnertochen Public Radio 88.7 FM/100.9 FM Address: Interlacing; Center or the Arts MEM Interinchen, Michigan 49643 -0199 Phone his CONFIDENTIAL INT 000272 EFTA00102973

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Interlochen Center for the Arts Interlochen May 26, 1994 Mr. Jeffrey E. Epstein The Villard House New York, NY 10022 Dear Jeffrey: Enclosed are a few snapshots of the Epstein Scholarship Lodge and a very crude homemade video tape for your viewing pleasure. We're moving along quite well and look forward to having use of this new facility. Thank you. Sincerely, Timothy J. Ambrose Vice President, Institutional Advancement Interlochen Arts Academy Interlochen Arts Camp Interlochen Public Radio 88.7 FM/100.9 FM Address: Interlochen Center or the Arts Phone Fax Interlochen, Michigan 49643.0199 CONFIDENTIAL INT 000274 EFTA00102975

DATE: April 19, 1994 TO: Jeffrey Epstein FROM: Timothy J. Ambrose SUBJECT: Bathroom Placement Enclosed are two attachments. Attachment A is the current configuration and Attachment B is a proposed configuration for placement of the guest bathroom. There was some discussion previously with respect to the guests walking in front of an exterior door to get to the bathroom. Obviously Attachment B has the same problem. The upside, however, is that you can pass from the outside door into the greatroom without entering a guest bedroom. This is particularly important when guests have mud or sand on shoes or boots. I would encourage your consideration in changing the current configuration to Attachment B, if you have no serious objections. CONFIDENTIAL INT 000275 EFTA00102976

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DATE: August 23, 1994 TO: Dan Bauer FROM: Timothy J. Ambrose SUBJECT: Epstein Lodge I find no precedent for billing back the use of a scholarship lodge to Advancement. While I was fortunate to raise the dollars to build the lodge, I don't believe there is an obligation to pay for his use. I believe the income that is generated counts towards the general lodge income. I would suggest that it is part of the cost of doing business and a small way of recognizing the tremendous benefit it will have on your bottom line. Klein, McWhorter, Frohlich, who covers these expenses? Find enclosed the bill for $900. I do not anticipate approving a transfer at this time. cc: D. Stave CONFIDENTIAL INT 000278 EFTA00102979

JEFFREY EPSTEIN SCHOLARSHIP LODGE A new scholarship lodge, now under construction, is being donated through the generosity of a New York Investment Counselor and former camper, Jeffery Epstein. This 1,500 square foot, three- bedroom, cedar log cabin is located on the northwest side of campus on Green Lake. The lodge is designed to be barrier free and features special amenities, including a stone fireplace and a Silcraft whirlpool tub for wheelchair restricted guests. Income from the rental of this lodge is estimated at approximately $15,000 annually and will be used to fund scholarships. An investment such as this provides benefits to both Interlochen and the donor: A. Interlochen has the benefit of a very special on-campus facility for parents, guests and visiting artists. Furthermore the annual income generated from the rental will support several partial scholarships to both Camp and Academy. B. The donor receives benefit in the knowledge that this initial contribution will continue to provide scholarship monies this year and for decades, and that countless talented and financially deserving students will be able to share in the "Interlochen experience" well into the next century. Additionally the donor has, at their option, complimentary use of the lodge for 14 days, without a negative tax implications with respect to the deducibility of the entire gift. If you would like information on how your gift to Interlochen can be of mutual benefit, lease contact Timothy Ambrose in the Advancement Office CONFIDENTIAL INT 000279 EFTA00102980

i n t e March 7, 1996 Mr. Jeffrey E. Epstein 34 East 69th Street New York, NY 10021 Dear Mr. Epstein: r 4) Interlochen *tell Cutts tor Ant bletttni It is my pleasure to ask your help in completing my assignment of thanking you for your generosity toward Interlochen. We are about to place attractive plaques in various campus locations that have received funding for new buildings, renovations and other improvements. I need to ask you to proof the following paragraph for corrections or changes. Please feel free to change text, format, centering, capitalization, add your affiliations to Interlochen, etc. The size of the plaque will be approximately 5" x 5", therefore brevity is preferred. All plaques will be ordered in April, and placed in their appropriate locations between May and June. Therefore I ask that you contact me with changes by April 5th. The suggested wording for your plaque is: This lodge was provided through a generous gift from Jeffrey E. Epstein You may make changes by phone, letter or fax. If I do not hear from you, I will assume the text and format are suitable. I have enclosed my business card for your use. Thank you in advance for your cooperation. Sincerely, n • 6, • ✓Julie A. Thompson Associate Director of Development for Research and Special Projects • • !00.9 1•11 'nterlerhen tl Mr . ,Ins •- • •••• • ••• nprn iittAnal (99 CONFIDENTIAL INT 000280 EFTA00102981

September 18, 1980 Mr. Jeff 4512111_ Boar, Stearns Government Securities Corporation New York, New York 10041 Dear Jeff: Here's the copy of our fall Interlochen Arts Academy performance schedule I promised to send along to you. As you can see, there is a diversity of programs and each one is quite fine. You may want to consider being with us on a weekend when the orchestra is playing a concert. In many respects, the orchestra represents the overall high level of achievement characteristic of the Academy, and I know you would find their performance quite impressive. If you have a chance to come to Interlochen early in the fall, we may be able to situate you in one of the cabins I mentioned before. However, once the weather turns colder later on, you would probably find one of the rooms in the hotel on campus more comfortable. We'll be delighted to have you visit us, Jeff. Please let me know when you can. Sincerely, George C. Benson Associate Director of Development GCB:bc Enc. CONFIDENTIAL INT 000281 EFTA00102982

August 21, 1960 Mr. Jeff Epstein Bear, Stearns Government Securities Corporation New York, New York 10041 Dear Jeff: Thanks for the opportunity to meet and talk with you this past Saturday. I was glad to learn of your rekindled enthusiasm for Interlochen. This is a special place, for sure -- in many ways that's because of the help of alumni and friends such as yourself. It is very generous of you to consider a gift of $50,000 to Interlochen's permanent endowment. Through it, ye will be able to establish five permanent, named scholarships at the National Music Camp. And, as you would be planning to make the gift before the end of Novether, it would be matched one-for-one by the Dow Foundation of Midland, Michigan, and also apply toward a one-for-three $200,000 Challenge Grant from the National Endowment for the Arts which is now pending. Through your gift Do build Interlochen's endowment, you will be qualified to become a member of the Presidents Club of Interlochen. You will find enclosed a brochure which outlines its purposes as well as a membership form filled out in your name. You may re- turn it to us, signifying your dedision to join. In addition to your interest in our scholarship program, I want to thank you for offering to suggest Interlochen as a possible charitable interest to your clients and to lend your help in gaining support for Interlochen in the New York areas. Regarding the latter, please feel free to sontact Mr. Gerald Fischer, Santis Vice Preside t fo ate Development at Pepsico, Purchase, Ndw York ). He and several othhr Inter- lochen trustees have been testing the waters for a New York- based development effort. I know he'll appreciate your ideas and suggestions. I hope you will have an opportunity to visit us this fall onee the Academy year is under way. You will be impressed by the calibre of the program ht the Academy and by the outstanding Students it attracts. Hopefully, you'll be able to be on hand for one of their weekend performances. I'll forward an Academy schedule as soon as it is printed in a few weeks. Thanks again for coming back to Interlochen, Jeff. I hope to hear from you soon. Sincerely, George C. Benson Associate Director of Development GCB:bc Encl mitts CC: CONFIDENTIAL INT 000282 EFTA00102983

1HE IN1E 1PF3.DE L -LuB INTERLOCHENCENIERFORIHEARTS INGRLOCH1N MICHIGAN 49613 ore: Ruoa Npow pru ect lat.( Ymseeknin August 21, 1980 Mr. Jeff Epstein Bear, Stearns Government Securities Corporation New York, New York 10041 Dear Jeff: Omaha in 144- 44—was—a—pleeeure—haTtnt—en opportunity to meet and talk with you this past Saturday. I was glad to learn of your rekindled enthusiasm for Interlochen. This is a special place, for sure in many ways that's because of the help of alumni and friends such as yourself. It is very generous of you to consider a gift of $50,000 to Interlochen's permanent endowment. Through it, we will be able to establish five permanent, named scholarships arthe National Music Camp. And, as you would be planning to make the gift before the end of November, it would be matched one-for-one by the Dow Foundation of Midland, Michigan, and also apply toward a one-for-three $200,000 Challenge Grant from the National Endowment for the Arts which is now pending. 4,4; a 34 Iniveli Through your gift to the endowment, you will be qualified to become a member of the Presidents Club of Interlochen. You will find enclosed a brochure which outlines its purposes as well as a membership form filled out in your name. You may return it to us, signifying your decision to join. In addition to your interest in our scholarship program, I want to thank you for offering to suggest Interlochen as a possible charitable interest to your clients and to lend your help in gaining support for Interlochen in the New York area. Regarding the latter, please feel free to contact Mr. Gerald Fischer, Senior Vice President for Corporate Development at Pepsico, Purchase, New York ( . He and several other Inter- lochen trustees have een testing the waters for a New York- based development effort. I know he'll appreciate your ideas and suggestions. I hope you will have an opportunity to visit us this fall once the Academy year is under way. You will be impressed by the calibre of the program at the Academy and by the outstanding students it attracts. Hopefull, you'll be able to be on hand for one of their weekend performances. I'll forward an Academy schedule as soon as it is printed in a few weeks. Thanks again for coming back to Interlochen, Jeff. I hope to hear from you soon. Sincerely, Associate Director of Development CONFIDENTIAL INT 000283 GCB:bc EFTA00102984

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1HE PESIDEN1S CWB INT I EN IMERLOCHEN CENTER FOR THEWS INWRLOCHEN. MICHIGAN 49643 Mr. Jeff Epstein Bear, Stearns Governoment Securit s Corporation New York, New York 10041 Dear Jeff: It was a pleasure having an opportunity to meet and talk with you this past Saturday, I was glad to learn of your rekindled enthusiasm for I terlochen. This is a special place, for surer...De in many ways because of the help of alumni and *Lends such as yourself. Lt is very generous of you to consider a gift of $50,000 to Interlochen's permanent endowment. Through it, we will be able to establish five permanent, named scholarships to the National Music Camp, And, as you would be planning to make the gift before the end of November, it would be matched one-for-one by the Dow Foundation of Midland, Michigan, and also apply toward a one-for-three $200,000 Challenge Grant from the National Endowment for the Arts which is now pending. Through your gift to the endowment, you will be qualified to become a member of the Presidents Club of Interlochen. You will find enclosed a brocure which outlines its purposes as well as a membership form filled out in your name,31/4 41011 You may returnrt A o us, sigifying your decision to join. In addition to your interest in our scholarship program, I want to thank you for offering to suggest Intsrlachen as a_possible charitable interest to your clients and ttreltsiainVupport for Interlochen in the New York area. Regarding the latter, please feel free to contact Mr. Gerald Fischer, Senior Vice-Prsident for Corporate Development at Pepsico, Purchase, New York (=MI III". He and several other Interlochen trustees have been testing the waters for a New York-based development effort. know he'll appreciate your ideas and suggestions. I hope you will have an opportunity to visit us this fall once the Academy year is under way. You will be impressed by the calibre of the program at the Academy and by the outstanding students it attracts. Hopefully, you'll be able to be on hand for one of their weekend performances. I'll forward an Academy schecule as soon as its printed in a few weeks. Thanks again for coming back to Interlochen, Jeff. I hope to hear from you soon. Sincerely, CONFIDENTIAL INT 000285 EFTA00102986

Interlochen Center for the Arts January 7, 1992 Ms. Paula Sherman J. E stein & Company, Inc. e Willard House New York, NY 10022 Dear Paula: O Interlochen As a follow-up to my November 11 FAX, we are suggesting a pre-concert party at the Radison Empire Hotel. I have enclosed a proposed invitation for your review. We anticipate approximately 50 VIP attendees. The anticipated cost breakout is as follows: Hot & cold hors d'oeurves Wine, beer and soda Dessert tray $ 25/person $ 16/person $ 10/person $ 51/person 50 x $51 $2,550 Gratuity 20% $ 510 Tax 8.25% $ 210 Anticipated total expense $3,270 If this is acceptable with Jeffrey, please indicate and FAX back. I will have the hotel bill us and Jeffrey can write a check to Interlochen if that is his wish. Thanks for your help. Please advise as soon as possible. Si.- rely, Timothy Ambrose Vice President Institutional Advancement PS What would be the limit Jeffrey would find appropriate if we needed to expand the reception? Interlochrn Arts Academy Interlochen ASPM, DWI*. 7 fill, WIZY/1OO.9F,11 INT 000286 Address: Interlachen Centerf r the Arts Intertarhen, Michigan 49643-0199 EFTA00102987

40 Interlocheil .e ft p. it February 19, 1996 Mr. Jeffrey E. Epstein J. Epstein & Company, Inc. The V illard House New York. NY 10022 Dear Jeffrey: I regret that Rich and I were unable to make connections on our last visit to New York. Your administrative assistant did call on Friday and, unfortunately, I did not take my voice mail until Monday. Sometimes our success or failure is tied to timing. Apparently it wasn't the right timing. In any event, I want to express our appreciation for your past generosity and ask your consideration in supporting the students once again. Just before the Christmas holidays we were invited to perform on Sunday of the opening weekend of the Olympics. We are the only youth group, outside of the Atlanta Junior Symphony and Australia Junior Symphony (2000 Olympics), to participate. Clearly our profile is very high, as we will be performing the only commissioned piece for the Olympics in conjunction with Andrew Young, Co-Chair of the Atlanta Olympics. We will be spending three days in Atlanta with the World Youth Orchestra in conjunction with this performance at Symphony Hall. It's a wonderful opportunity for us to be invited and to perform at the 100th anniversary of the modern games. The cost is just over $250,000 to transport. house, feed, and entertain 136 members of WYSO, along with appropriate chaperons and technical support staff. Additionally, we plan on purchasing used tuxedos for the performance in Atlanta at a cost of $20,000. We believe it is important for the students to represent Interlochen as the World Center for Arts Education and tuxedos are the choice of the students in electing their performance wear. Last year you generously provided a gift of $25,000 which we used for annual scholarships. It is difficult to replace annual contributions with Olympic money, as we need to maintain our level of scholarship support so that these most financially • ; FM ;',64.1.0199 • Internet: 'en., • -:•••• nen.k12. Timms CONFIDENTIAL INT 000287 EFTA00102988

Page 2 Mr. Jeffrey E. Epstein February 19, 1996 deserving students have an opportunity to attend the camp or academy. With this in mind, I would respectfully request consideration of a gift of $40,000, ($20,000 to the annual campaign and $20,000 for the Olympics as a one-time gift). Any help you can provide us in submitting a request to the Wexner Foundation would be greatly appreciated. This year, with the added cost of the Olympics, we will be raising over $2,350,000. If you have any leverage with your clients and can comfortably suggest their participation, we certainly could submit a proposal for their consideration. If you would enjoy a more formal proposal, please let me know. I would be happy to supply you with any documentation or projected expenses on the Olympic project. On another matter, I have gotten to know I In fact, bought a dinner for her and several friends that my wife and I had contributed as a part of the parent's auction. She's quite a talented young lady and definitely in her element, artistically and academically, here at Interlochen. Thanks for encouraging her to consider us. Thank you for considering this request. Rich and I look to be in New York in April or May. Perhaps you would be available to meet Rich at that time. Sincerely. Vice President Institutional Advancement CONFIDENTIAL INT 000288 EFTA00102989

In t e r l e• chen Cen t e r f or t he Ar t s July 24, 1998 Interlochen *DA EilCIIIII Mr. Jeffrey E. Epstein New York, NY 10022-6809 Dear Jeffrey, A few months ago, , you, and I met to discuss your consideration of a multi-year capital campaign pledge that would be in addition to your present, generous annual support. You suggested that a proposal in the range of $1.5-2 million, preferably payable over 5 years, would receive your serious consideration. You are probably wondering why it has taken so long to produce this formal request. I have 2 simple, selfish reasons. First, I wanted to have your gift put the campaign over our announced goal of $45 million, and second, what I have outlined below has required considerable research and discussion with faculty, staff, some Board members, and the artistic community at large. I would like you to consider a $2 million gift to endow the first Interlochen or Epstein Young Artists Scholarship Award. Once these funds are received, Interlochen will, according to its investment policy, have available, on an annual basis, the 5% average of the 3 previous years' earnings to spend. This should approximate $100,000 per year. I would propose that the funds generated be used as follows: Interlochen would annually, in January, conduct a nationwide competition for the best matriculating high school sophomore artist. The winner of this competition would receive a 2-year scholarship (based on satisfactory annual achievement artistically, academically, and socially) to attend Interlochen Arts Academy (present value S50,000). A portion of the annual earnings (up to $5,000) could be reserved to cover the student's travel to and from campus twice per year or would provide an annual allowance for artistic enrichment, such as attending master classes, workshops, or private lessons with noted artists. Upon graduation from Interlochen, the recipient would also receive a $10,000 cash prize, which must be applied toward college or a conservatory within 1 year. We might also try to arrange, based on the artistic discipline, a 1-year recording contract, exhibit in a gallery, an agent, publishing contract, etc. fnteriathen Arts Academy • Inter:,..'hen Arts Camp Intrrfachen Ft.nizt Radio FM/ 10419 FM Inze.• • then Center hr the Arts • -• In ferinchen. Mtchasztt 49W-0O9 Fat • Inti-nc: iteuntrrtrthend I 2.mi.as C TIAL INT 000289 EFTA00102990

Page 2 July 24, 1998 By the end of the second year, we will have a junior and senior in place; so the total annual cost will be about $65,000 per year. The balance of the annual expendable percentage earned will be used to supplement our present marketing efforts. I have shared this concept with a few corporate and foundation executives and have told them you are first in line to consider the actual proposal. Once I have your response (and hopefully support), I will work to secure another 9 such commitments; so we eventually can offer them annually in many artistic areas. This would grow our scholarship endowment by $20 million and through our increased marketing resource provide considerable national visibility for each donor. There is nothing like this being done at the high school level in this country. I believe this proposal answers the question you asked me during our first meeting in your study over 2 years ago. Thank you for your patience and consideration. RFO/lm Sinc ichard F. Odell President CONFIDENTIAL INT 000290 EFTA00102991

April 22, 2002 Mr. Jeffrey E. Epstein New York, New York 10022-6809 Dear Jeffrey: Over the past 9 years as a member of the Board of Trustees at Interlochen Center for the Arts, I have had the pleasure of quietly watching your philanthropy do good work at both the camp and academy. It seems that you have touched many different areas of campus life via your generosity. You have improved the housing facilities at Interlochen with your funding of the Epstein Lodge. Your philanthropy has certainly been directly helpful to a number of camp and academy students through our scholarship and financial aid programs. And, I'll never forget the spectacular events you made possible for a number of New York City alumni gatherings. I would like you to know that your generosity has not gone unnoticed by those of us who serve Interlochen through the Board of Trustees. Please accept my personal thanks for your significant history of philanthropy. The end of Interlochen's fiscal year is closing in very quickly. The year has been a challenging one in the area of annual fund raising to say the least. It appears that this year's very aggressive goal of $3.4 million could be missed by as much as $400,000. For that reason, the development office, members of the Board of Trustees and President Downing are contacting every alum, parent, friend and past supporter to request their participation in the annual fund this year. Jeffrey, you have given as much as $50,000 in one year to student aid. I am not asking you to equal that very significant gift, but I would like to ask you to consider making a gift of $25,000 to our annual effort by May 31, 2002. Steve Hayden Voce Chairman Wockhode Plaza 309 Wuxi 49th SPeMigeitAXIALkoot9-7399 EFTA00102992

Mr. Jeffrey E. Epstein Page 2 Interlochen is a very special cause that stands outside the generous streams of corporate and individual giving so many institutions enjoy in New York. We can only survive through the steady patronage of special friends such as yourself. Sincerely, gf- -C Steve Hayden Vice Chairman Bcc: Beth Stoner CONFIDENTIAL INT 000292 EFTA00102993

March 25, 2003 Mr. Jeffrey Epstein New York, NY 1 21-4118 161 I N TE R LOC H EN Cc) Itcr /Hr Hi(' /iris Dear Jeffrey: It was terrific to have you join us for the 75th Anniversary event at Avery Fisher Hall. A proud moment for everyone associated with Interlochen Center for the Arts. A few weeks after our return to Michigan, we learned that the Academy Jazz Ensemble was selected to participate in the Essentially Ellington competition hosted by the Jazz at Lincoln Center (J@LC) Program. We were thrilled to be one of the 15 finalists out of an applicant pool of 300 entries! In the two-pan competition a panel of judges (including composer, conductor, and Ellington authority David Berger, bassist and composer Rufus Reid; saxophonist, bandleader, and educator Loren Schoenberg, and JOLC Artistic Director Wynton Marsalis) will judge each band's performance of three Ellington works. At the 7:30pm concert on May 19, the top three bands will perform alone and with Mr. Marsalis as soloist, followed by the LCJO performing an all-Ellington set. Due to the nature and timing of the selection process for this prestigious competition, Interlochen was unable to plan ahead and include participation costs into our operational budget. Therefore, we have decided to approach a few select individuals to ask for assistance in underwriting $17,000 needed to cover all of the expenses, which include airfare, lodging and per diem for 17 students and 6 adults. Jeffrey, would you consider supporting this endeavor? The competition is slated for May 17-20th in New York City at The Juilliard School. We are scheduled to arrive in New York City on Saturday evening and depart on Tuesday morning. It's an exciting opportunity and a wonderful educational achievement for our jazz program which we couldn't pass up! It points once again to the high caliber of Interlochen students and faculty of which we are so proud. Thank you in advance for giving this your serious consideration. If you should have any questions please do not hesitate to contact me. Sincerely, h Ston Vi t, Development EFTA00102994