Summer 2013 - American Hebrew Academy

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Volume 1
Number 1
‫דרך לעתיד‬
Summer 2013
Derekh L’Atid
Pathway to the Future
A Tribute to Phyllis and Stanley, z”l, Shavitz
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Table of
Contents
Welcome ........................................................................................................................................................... 3
Fundraising Events .................................................................................................................................. 4-5
Tribute To Phyllis & Stanley, z”l, Shavitz ........................................................................................ 6-7
Annual Sukkot Luncheon ...................................................................................................................... 8-9
Academy’s Sterling Silver Charm ........................................................................................................... 9
Highlights of Fundraising Efforts ................................................................................................. 10-11
Thank You To Our Donors ............................................................................................................... 12-17
Academy Brick Campaign ............................................................................................................... 18-19
A Sharp New Advocacy Tool For Jewish Day Schools .......................................................... 20-21
IRA Charitable Rollover Extended ...................................................................................................... 21
Student Notecards For Sale ................................................................................................................... 22
Quick and Easy Ways To Donate ......................................................................................................... 23
Support The Academy ............................................................................................................................. 24
‫דרך לעת’ד‬
Derekh L’Atid
Pathway to the Future
Volume 1, Number 1
Spring 2013
Director of Institutional Advancement
Jodie Gisser
336.217.7057
[email protected]
Assistant Director of Institutional
Advancement, Parent and Alumni
Relations
Ellen Green
336.217.7056
[email protected]
Contact Information:
Derekh L’Atid
Office of Institutional Advancement
American Hebrew Academy
4334 Hobbs (Tanger) Road
Greensboro, North Carolina 27410
Phone: 336.217.7100
Fax: 336.217.7011
Photographs courtesy of:
Andrew Bowen,
Andrew Bowen Photography
Leslie Grossman
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Governance
Founder
Chico Sabbah, z”l
1929-2006
Board of Trustees
Leeor Sabbah, Chair
New York, New York
Glenn Drew, Executive Director
Greensboro, North Carolina
Marsha Cohen
Washington, DC
Joel Fleishman
Durham, North Carolina
Douglas Greene
Potomac, Maryland
Larry Heyman
New York, New York
Bonnie Lipton
Chicago, Illinois
Jehuda Reinharz, Ph.D.
Waltham, Massachusetts
Scott Shay
New York, New York
Michael Steinhardt
New York, New York
Abe D. Tawil, MBA, MA, MD, JD
New York, New York
Joseph Weilgus
New York, New York
Academic Advisory Board
Joel Fleishman, Co-Chair
Duke University
Lee Shulman, Co-Chair
Stanford University
Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching
Stanford, California
Sharon Feiman-Nemser
Brandeis University
Waltham, Massachusetts
Rabbi Daniel Gordis, Ph.D.
Shalem Foundation
Jerusalem, Israel
Christoph Guttentag
Duke University
Anthony S. Kandel, Ph.D.
Hilton Head, South Carolina
Ira M. Miller
Ramaz School
New York, New York
Samuel S. Wineburg, Ph.D.
Stanford University
Stanford, California
On Front Cover:
Phyllis and Stanley, z”l, Shavitz
High Point Regional Hospital
Bequest Endowment Dinner 2006
Welcome
W
elcome to the first edition of
Pathway to the Future, Derekh
L’Atid; a publication from the Office
of Institutional Advancement. The impetus
of which is twofold: to serve as a vehicle to
thank and recognize the invaluable support
and generosity of Academy donors, as well
as increase awareness of and involvement
in all aspects of fundraising activities and
giving opportunities. My hope is that this
publication motivates support, inspires action
and becomes a catalyst for on-going dialogue
and collaboration. I invite your comments and
suggestions as we partner to build a “Pathway
to the Future” for the Academy.
The Hebrew word derekh can refer to a
physical road or pathway, but metaphorically
it often refers to the course of one’s life.
Everyone who is alive and conscious is on life’s
journey and each new day presents us with
many opportunities as to how we pursue our
own distinctive path. No one can get off the
road and no one can walk it for you; it is our
own private and unique journey where the
decisions and choices we make will ultimately
lead us somewhere and propel us forward.
Rabbi Warren Goldstein (the chief Rabbi of
South Africa) tells the story of a very wealthy
man who died and left two wills; one to be
opened upon his death and the other to be
opened thirty days after the funeral.
In the first will, he commanded his family
only one thing, to be buried wearing his
socks. Out of obligation, the family asked
the Jewish burial society to leave his socks
on his feet. Unfortunately, their request was
denied because, according to Jewish law, the
deceased must be buried simply, without any
adornment or clothing.
Jodie Gisser
Director of Institutional Advancement
the second will since they did not fulfill the
first and only request. Would they be written
out of any inheritance?
The will read something like this: “By now
you have realized that it was not possible to
bury me with my socks on. Therefore, I now
bequeath to you all my substantial worldly
fortune. Take this as a lesson though; you can’t
even take your socks with you, let alone your
wealth. Make sure you use this money wisely
because the money will stay here but what you
do with it will accompany you on to the next
world.”
Life is a journey and there will always be
“forks in the road” that present challenging
and seemingly conflicting choices. But, as the
story of Rabbi Warren Goldstein illustrates,
make it meaningful, fulfilling and enjoyable for
you and give generously of yourself and your
good fortune with all the people with whom
you are traveling. Your return and reward will
be everlasting.
Warmest Regards,
Thirty days following the funeral, the family
was extremely worried about the contents of
www.americanhebrewacademy.org
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Fundraising Events
Dear Academy Families and Friends,
It’s hard to believe that the start of the new
academic year begins in just a few short
weeks. Jodie and I have been planning some
new and exciting fundraising appeals for the
coming year, as well as keeping some of the
oldies but goodies that have been successful.
Below are listed a few of those fundraising
events for 2013-2014.
Pathway to the Future Brick Campaign
is highlighted in this issue. It is a way you
can be part of a permanent legacy for future
Ellen Green
generations to see when visiting the Academy.
Assistant Director of
Honor a student, a graduate, beloved parents,
Institutional Advancement,
teachers or friends. Commemorate a special
Parent
and Alumni Relations
birthday or anniversary and pay tribute to
those special individuals whose memories live
on in our hearts, while paving the walkway entrance to the Academy’s
beautiful Gardens of Israel.
Academy Golf Tournament is being planned for the spring of 2014.
We would love for our friends from all over the world to put together
a foursome and join us in Greensboro for this golf outing; however, if
that is not a possibility, then we invite you to partner with us through
tournament sponsorships. Consider having your company or family be
an event sponsor, a green sponsor, a hole sponsor or even a beverage
cart sponsor. The possibilities are endless.
Mish’loah Manot is always a favorite fundraiser. On Purim, we
emphasize the importance of friendship and community by sending
gifts of food, mish’loah manot. What a perfectly delicious way to honor
and surprise students, teachers, advisors, roommates, houseparents,
fellows, colleagues, friends and family, near or far, with a yummy
and strictly kosher gift bag of treats, including mouth-watering
hamantaschen.
The High Holy Days appeal starts now! As Rosh Hashanah begins
on the eve of September 5, it’s time to think about sending Shana
Tova greetings to your friends and family around the world. And the
American Hebrew Academy can help you do just that with two great
options, shown on the following page; choose one or take advantage of
both.
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Continued...
Option 1: Purchase American Hebrew Academy Jewish New Year cards which
showcase our students’ artistic talents. This year, Abby Kaplan, Max Nemhauser
and Emily Kerner, Class of 2014, will have their photographs on our cards. Below
is a thumbnail of each of the photo options available for purchase. Cards are $18.00
each, 6 for $90 (5 cards + 1 free) and 12 for $180 (10 cards + 2 free).
Abby Kaplan’s Photograph
Shine Bright Like Israel
Max Nemhauser’s Photograph
Masada Sunrise
Emily Kerner’s Photograph
Reflection on the Grottos
‫שנה טובה‬
May You Be Inscribed for a New
Year Blessed with Good
Health, Happiness and Peace
Wishing You a Sweet and
Happy New Year
May Your New Year be
Bright with Good Health
and Happiness
Option 2: A fast and easy way to send Jewish New Year greetings and mouth-watering
holiday recipes is through our special Rosh Hashanah edition of HaGesher, the
Academy’s newsletter. Samples of the types of greetings are show below, and to view
last year’s edition CLICK HERE. Order forms for both OPTION 1 and OPTION 2 will be
sent shortly. DEADLINE FOR ORDERING – AUGUST 26.
Greeting Size Options:
$18 (1/16 page)
$36 (1/8 page)
$54 (1/4 page)
$72 (1/2 page)
$108 (Full)
Those are just a few of the fundraising opportunities being planned this coming school
year. Thank you, as always, for your participation and commitment to our beloved
school. Your support will continue to help sustain and shape the future of our
students, the Academy, and the Jewish community.
Best wishes for a Happy and Healthy New Year,
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A Tribute to
Stanley Shavitz, z”l, and Phyllis Polon met in 1955 at a Jewish singles weekend in
Charlotte, NC, and were married six months later. In 2005, they renewed their
vows on the occasion of their 50th wedding anniversary. Stanley and Phyllis were
devoted to each other and dedicated to helping those less fortunate through
philanthropy and community involvement.
Stanley and Phyllis were born and raised in the south, North Carolina and Virginia
respectfully. Stanley’s father owned a jewelry store in Gastonia and he managed the
business with his father until he married Phyllis, and their son, Steve, was born. In
1958, the Shavitz Family moved to High Point to start their own business, Direct
Furniture, which they successfully operated together for 30 years.
Once retired, they relocated to Greensboro
in order to be closer to Steve, his wife, Joy,
and their grandsons, Marc and Robbie.
Stanley and Phyllis were very involved
and active in both the High Point and
Greensboro communities. They supported
many Jewish causes: the synagogues in
both communities, maintenance at the High
Point Hebrew Cemetery, American Israel
Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC), Camp
Judaea and the Jewish Education Loan Fund
(JELF).
High Point Regional Hospital
Bequest Endowment Dinner 2006
In High Point, Stanley served on the High
Point Civil Service Commission, Youth
Services Board, Consumer Credit Council,
High Point Public Library Board and
High Point Historical Museum Board. In
Greensboro, he was involved with the
Greensboro Jewish Federation and served
on the Boards of the Gate City Kiwanis Club,
Greensboro Children’s Museum and the
American Hebrew Academy.
Phyllis was very involved with Hospice of the Piedmont and spearheaded a pilot
fundraiser, “Taste of the Town.” Now, 25 years later, the event raises more than
$100,000 with over 200 volunteers. A lifelong supporter of Hadassah and “Keeper
of the Gate,” Phyllis is very proud to have been the first Jewish member on the
High Point Public Library Board as well as also serving on the Boards of and in
leadership positions for the: Sheppard’s Center of Greensboro, Judaic Art Gallery of
the North Carolina Museum of Art, Women to Women of Greensboro and is a LOJE
(Lion of Judah Endowment) at the Greensboro Jewish Federation.
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Continued...
According to Phyllis, Stanley thought that Chico Sabbah, z”l, was an amazing man and the
American Hebrew Academy was the greatest idea. Stanley was overjoyed to join the Board
of Trustees and was determined to do whatever he could to help increase awareness,
student enrollment and financial support.
“Had I only worked harder and spent less, I would have even more money to give to the
Academy,” Stanley remarked.
Stanley passed away in 2006, but his legacy is larger than life. Funding the creation of
the Stanley and Phyllis Shavitz Hebrew Language Learning Lab as well as establishing
the Stanley Shavitz Merit Scholarship Fund epitomizes Stanley’s commitment to Jewish
education and the American Hebrew Academy. The Academy is extremely fortunate and
grateful for the ongoing and everlasting support from Stanley and Phyllis.
Phyllis Shavitz with 2012-2013 recipients, Stanley Shavitz Merit Scholarship Fund
at 2013 Sukkot Luncheon
Left to Right: Janette Husny, Phyllis Shavitz, Benjamin Siegel and Amit Besen
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Annual Sukkot Luncheon
Beautiful fall colors and clear skies were the scenery for our annual Luncheon
in the Sukkah, where Greensboro Academy supporters and friends gathered
for a festive luncheon.
This was an opportunity for members of our local community to meet and
mingle with Academy students. Through their generous charitable gifts,
several of our students receive merit or need-based scholarships to attend the
Academy. We are so very grateful for their continuos support and the support
of the Greensboro community.
Rising junior Moshe Katchen, one of several students chosen to speak to our
guests, talked passionately about his reasons for attending the Academy and
how appreciative he is to have been chosen to receive one of the Academy’s
scholarships. Excerpts of his presentation are on the next page.
Left to Right: Moshe Katchen ‘15, Sean Lerner ‘16, Evan Benson ‘15,
Benjamin Siegel ‘16, Sarah Schneid ‘13, Avril Fleitas ‘15
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My name is Moshe Katchen. I am a new sophomore at the American Hebrew
Academy and an honored recipient of a merit scholarship.
I first found out about the Academy at my Young Judea summer camp in Wisconsin. I
was so drawn to this school because I saw great academic programs and state-of-theart facilities. I also saw a friendly environment, but most of all I saw a chance to be
Jewish. I come from a small Midwestern town where people know a lot more about
corn and soy beans then they do about Judaism. The only place I could be Jewish was
my camp.
At school, I hid my name because it was so unusual; I had to hide my academic
achievements because of the high school culture. At the Academy, I realize that there
are no limitations on what you can achieve. I started the chess club and I am excited
to try out for the tennis team in the spring. I don’t have to worry about any of my
past problems that existed at my other school, because they just do not exist at the
Academy.
Coming to the Academy has given me the opportunity to not only be surrounded by
a Jewish community, but also a pluralistic environment. I want you to know what a
privilege it is to be here with you today, to be chosen to speak in front of you and how
grateful I am for your contributions to the Academy. I am truly looking forward to
giving back to this school and this community to the best of my ability. On behalf of
all the scholarship recipients, I thank you for all you have done for this school.
Moshe Katchen ‘15
Introducing the Academy’s Very Own Sterling Silver
A-H-A Magen David Charm
Designed with love by Leeor Sabbah
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This beautiful Star of David charm, which everyone can wear with pride,
is ½” in diameter and crafted from the letters
A-H-A
Each letter is raised and highly polished, and sits on a background of matte silver.
This is a great gift idea for:
• Graduation
• Making Honor Roll
• Completing a successful academic year at the Academy
• Being fabulous in a school play
• Showing the ultimate symbol of Academy school spirit
• For any and all occasions!
$108.00
($54 is tax deductible)
Don’t Delay, Order Yours Today from Ellen Green:
[email protected] or call 336.217.7056
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Fundraising Efforts Yield
Significant Dollars for
Student Scholarships
An anonymous gift of $100,000 was made by
an alumni family to establish the Maimonides
Scholarship for Academic Excellence. The
scholarship was created as a tribute to the
Academy’s faculty whose inspiration and
encouragement fosters student success.
The family proudly states, “By just any measure, the
American Hebrew Academy is not only recognized as
America’s only International Jewish Boarding High School,
but has quickly evolved into one of the very top Jewish day
schools in the country. The best measure of its growth can be
seen in the successes of its graduates as they go on to higher
education and try to make the world a better place. While
the cost of education is great, we have to realize that it is
well worth the investment. Saving, and having to do without
some of the extras we would like to have, is not always
an easy thing, but knowing that our children will be well
educated and well prepared for college and beyond is worth
the sacrifices. The purpose of the Maimonides Scholarship
for Academic Excellence is to reach those academically gifted
and motivated students who would not be able to attend the
Academy, without substantial financial assistance, regardless
of the sacrifices made by their families. It gives these young
people a chance that they would otherwise never have, and
it honors the Academy faculty who are key figures in the
success of the school and its graduates.”
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Board of Trustees member Scott Shay and his wife Susan
launched a $200,000 Matching Gifts Challenge Grant from
July 2012 – December 2012. Susan and Scott have been
ardent supporters and donors to the Academy. Their
intention in making this generous gift was to expand the
network of donors who support the
Academy and encourage others to
contribute in the hope that we would
meet the challenge. Thank you to
the Shay Family and to everyone who
participated in the Strike A Match
appeal as we exceeded our goal
by 200%.
The Academy qualified for a $50,000 matching grant funded
by AVI CHAI and Kohelet Foundations, in partnership with the
Jewish Funders Network and the Partnership for Excellence
in Jewish Education (PEJE) this past year. The program
matched funds, (1:2 match), of first time donors giving a
gift of at least $10,000 or increasing a gift 5X’s from any
previous gifts given to support Jewish day school education.
Participating schools could receive a maximum match of
$50,000.
The American Hebrew Academy wishes to extend a heartfelt
thank you to these donors and funders for their generosity,
support and commitment to our students and the mission of
the Academy.
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‫תודה רבה‬
It is with heartfelt thanks and sincere gratitude that
we acknowledge each of our supporters who have
generously donated charitable gifts to the Academy
during this past fiscal year, which ran from
July 1, 2012 – June 30, 2013. We thank you for sharing
in our vision to educate the best and brightest future Jewish leaders of the world.
(We apologize in advance for any omissions we might have made.)
Founders Society
M’yasdim - ‫מייסדים‬
$50,000 and above
Anonymous
Douglas & Carolyn Greene
Larry & Kimberly Heyman
Jewish Funders Network
Leeor Sabbah
Zmira Sabbah
Scott & Susan Shay
Academy Visionaries
Holmim - ‫חולמים‬
$10,000 - $49,999
Steven Chernys
Glenn & Kelly Drew
Lawrence & Sara Goldkind
Jerome & Barbara Levin
Michael & Jacqueline Mirotznik
Oklahoma City
Community Foundation
Joseph Robinson
Robert & Maria Stutz
Rochelle Weiner
Academy Leaders
Man’higim - ‫מנהיגים‬
$5,000 - $9,999
Alexander Muss High School
in Israel
Uscher & Simone Blaczko
Lawrence Cohen Fund
Greensboro Jewish Federation
Gretchen Beinecke
Charitable Trust
Joseph & Amy Hirsch
Harold & Helen Lindenthal
Baila Pransky
Barry & Lori Ripps
Joseph & Gina Yelin
Jaime & Stephanie Zighelboim
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Academy Supporters
Tomkhim - ‫תומכים‬
$1,000 - $4,999
Daniel & Myriam Abady
Allergy & Asthma Center of NC
Bruce & Patricia Ashley
Jon & Shelley Ballin
Tely Gozal Benarditi
Edward & Marilyn Benson
Paul & Heather Benson
Andrew & Andrea Bowen
Andrew Bowen Photography
Philip & Priscilla Cherrin
Benjamin & Elizabeth Cone
Terry & Betsy Considine
Lawrence & Janice Fagen
Marc & Alice Flitter
Four Corners Tzedakah Fund
Syril Frank
James & Linda Ginsburg
Michael & Jodie Gisser
Gary & Jane Rosen Grandon
David & Rosemery Gray
Ellen Green
Greensboro Plumbing
Supply Company
Judy Groner
Bernard & Nancy Gutterman
Irwin Hochberg
Leonard & Tobee Kaplan
Philanthropic Fund
Marc & Debra Katchen
Steven & Linda Kerner
Igor & Mila Kilimnik
Reid Klarsfeld
Ted Kleinman & Marsha Cohen
Bernard & Esther Klionsky
Mark & Alison Lerner
Lerner Family Foundation
Jan Levin
Mimi Levin
Dennis & Francine LeVine
David & Bea Mandel
David & Carolyn Morris
Jeffrey & Joan Muss
Gary & Enid Nemhauser
Tzur & Goldie Netz
David & Debbie Pleasants
Robert Russell
Memorial Foundation
Moishe Sandler & Rebeca Kriger
Gary & Betsy Silverstein
Richard Smith & Elizabeth Bailey
Lee & Judith Snitzer
William A. Stern Foundation
Harry & Marilyn Swimmer
Abe Tawil
David & Jenny Tawil
Fabio & Nina Barcessat
Vasconcellos
Michael & Rebecca White
Academy Patrons
Y’didim - ‫ידידים‬
$500 - $999
All-State Restaurant
Equipment Company
Harold Anfang
Stephen & Lisa Apkon
Bardy’s Estate Jewelry &
Diamonds, Inc.
Simon & Rachel Beck
Ellis & Ellen Berlin
Ken & Betty Ann Caldwell
Carolina Services
of the Triad, Inc.
Cassius Customworks
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Harry Cohen Promotions
David & Donna DeGroot
Matthew & Theresa Farber
Jon & Peggy Feder
Foster-Caviness Company, Inc.
Gate City Pharmacy
Anonymous
Alan Goldstein &
Mary Block Levine
Hope Gruber
M. Guzman Landscaping
Lawrence Heath, III
Andrew & Erica Herman
Continued...
Noé Katz & Iocheved Olegnowicz
Jay & Rhoda Klarsfeld
Merrill & Gracia Kuller
Edward & Mary Ellen Loebl
Laurence & Janet Milder
Murphy Wainer
Orthopaedic Specialists
Pest Management Systems
Ashley & Jodie Pezzner
Efrem & Deborah Potts
Bernard Robinson & Company, LLP
Robert & Nancy Sharff
Fred & Lisa Shporer
Jonathan & Danielle Siegel
Sirens for Cities
Wells Fargo
Steven & Myrna Dress
Karen Dresser
Joyce Drew
Peter Dubin & Debarah Wallace
Daniel & Phyllis Dunitz
Charles & Kimberly Ellick
Barry & Amy Epstein
Robert & Priscilla Ewalt
Michael & Miriam Fauth
David Feder & Adinah Miller
Max & Anne Fedler
Andrew & Janis Fields
Gary & Ellen Fischer
Pnina Fogel Yardenay
Steven Fox
Donald & Kim Freedman
Victor Freiman
Jeffrey & Amy Friedman
John & Kim Furlough
Academy Friends
Gate City Pharmacy
Haverim - ‫חלוצים‬
Yigael & Ruth Gavish
$1 - $499
William & Eileen Gellerman
Craig Abramson
Gil Travel
Samuel & Helene Abramson
Eleazar Goldberg & Dinah Kleiman
Victor & Rose Ackermann
Mary Goldenberg & Eric Koesterich
Anonymous
Erwin & Sandra Goldman
Maurice Alley
Gregg & Marilyn Goldstein
Perry & Patsy Allred
Barry & Michelle Goodman
Andrew & Kris Aronson
GoodSearch
Steve & Lyn Ayal
David Gorelick & Naomi Feldman
Linda Baggish
Aliza Gotlib
Samuel & Francis Balas
Sol & Jerri Green
Hayim & Rita Baron
Marc & Alexandra Greenberg
Yehuda Ben-Israel &
Tara Greenberg
Rona Rothenberg
Dwynn & Aimee Greenfield
Hinda Berkelhammer
Larry & Leslie Grossman
Bernstein Global Wealth
Ruth Grover
Management
Fred & Nancy Guttman
Andrew & Debra Bird
Ahuva Hanau
David & Pam Blais
Lena Heyman
Bruce Boehm & Nancy Luberoff
Bruce & Jaclyn Hirschhaut
Steven & Frances Bombart
Richard Hodes
Saul & Martha Brenner
David & Nina Hoff
Marc & Rachel Bruell
Joshua & Ruth Hoffman
Richard Burg &
George Holder
Deborah Burg-Schnirman
William & Cynthia Holt
Robert & Marilyn Chandler
Matthew & Erica Hruby
Michael & Kilmeny Chernys
Raymundo & Frida Husny
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Baruch & Robin Jacobs
Tom Christopher & Jennifer Whitaker Michelle Jacobson
John & Pauline Cobrda
Thomas Jessup
Elias Cohen & Patricia Jafif
Jewish Party Supplies
Harry & Sylvia Cohen
Frances Kaminitz
Lewis Copulsky & Doreen Clark
Carlos & Sofia Kaplan
Christopher & Fenna Corry
Erica Kaplan
Scott & Nancy Culclasure
Jeffrey Kaplan & Rose Schindler
Ira & Myriam Curtis
Larry & Selma Kaplin
Tommy Davis
Abby Karp
David & Joanna Delman
Marilyn Katz
Samara Katz
Richard Keats
William Keats
Kehillat Kodesh Jewish
Center of Baldwin
Jerry & Rita Kerner
Alon & Sharona Kessler
Jolyon Kimmel
Barry Koplen
Kelly Kossar
Laura Krantz
Karen Kriegsman
Aleksandr & Viktoriya Krokhmal
Anonymous
Jonathan & Susan Kusnitz
Ned Lager
Paul & Lisa Lasovsky
Kurt Lauenstein & Sherry Dickstein
Marcia Lawson
Alan, z”l & Merrianne Leff
Eric & Allie Lerner
Gary & Donna Lerner
Tomas & Simara Levi
Richard & Sandra Levin
Catherine Levine
Donald & Clara Levy
Steven & Debra LeWinter
Vicki Lewis
Peter & Sharon Loftspring
Ziva London
Jonathan & Deena Lowenberg
Harry Mandel
Marissa Margosian
Rhea-Beth Markowitz
Martin & Anita Masterson
Timothy & Arlene McKane
Marina Mednik
Yania Mednik & Andrey Kostromskoy
Edna Mhashlikar
Sharman Michaelson
Melissa Mitchell
Larry & Andrea Moldo
Evelyn Mordechai
Joshua & Gina Moss
Donald & Cynthia Murinson
Sagiv & Orlin Natsia
Jeffrey & Ellen Nemhauser
Charles & Alice Newell
Fred & Linda Newman
Samra Nissan
Dara Nix-Stevenson
Vincent & Ina Norrito
Daniel Nurafshan
Jacqueline Osherow
Phil & Stacey Papier
Jerry & Patricia Parks
Chris Pehlke
Kathryn Pinyan
Yosef & Hindy Plotkin
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Continued...
Gerald Plovsky &
Deborah Schoenhoff
David Press
Jeffrey Puretz
Gregory & Bryna Rapp
Dan & Dara Redler
Rich & Amy Richer
Lane & Karen Ridenhour
Randi Rigoff
Matthew Rissien
Jessica Robertson
Steve Robertson, II &
Vivian Wolf
Gustavo Romang &
Viviana Jatzkevich
Barry & Merri Romberg
Elias & Linda Roochvarg
Stephen & Rosalind Rosen
Martin & Karen Rosenfeld
Sheree Rosenkrantz
Selma Ross
Mark & Wendy Rothman
Paul & Susan Rubin
Peter & Julia Rubin
Salomon Saad & Fortuna Abadi
David & Harriet Sakofs
Justin & Rachel Sakofs
Anonymous
Joan Samet
Ariel & Sharon Sasson
Deborah Schandler
Stephen & Patricia Schnall
William & Bernice Schwartz
Stefanie Seltzer
Shoukri Shamshoum
Jerry & Linda Shapiro
Phyllis Shavitz
Ruth Silfen
Philip Silver
Paul & Cheryl Simonoff
Robert & Robin Skirboll
Alan & Dassi Sklan
David Slotkis & Janni Fishbein
Eliot Slovin & Lynn Milstone
Scott & Julie Smallman
Glorya Covel Smith
Lois Snitzer
Brian Snouwaert
Shay & Michal Soker
Christopher & Alina Spaulding
Stephen Spear &
Robin Goldberg
Mark & Rebecca Spielman
Walter & Sylvie Spielman
Jordan Steiker & Lori Holleran
Claire Stern
Zelman & Ruth Stern
Robert & Pamela Strell
Theodore & Edith Sulzberg
Michael Sundheim
Orna Tal
Target
Stuart & Barbara Teichman
Ignacio Tejeda & Cathy Burnett
Programming and Scholarship Fund Support
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Susie Tendler & Ross Sadoff
Eugene & Nicole Terry
The Travel Store
Elaine Tinnin
Hanoch & Bellanne Toren
Samuel & Debra Cohen Tucker
Inna Tuttle
Nathan Vaughan
Rick von Ende &
Harriet Langley
Earl & Cindy Waddell
Adele Warshasky
James & Brenda Watkins
The Weaver Foundation
Christopher & Lynette Weeks
Howard & Sharon Weinberg
David Weiner
Louis & Amy Weiss
Larry Wender
Craig Wernick &
Robin Goldberg
Eli Whitehouse
Gregg & Robin Wiener
Tammy Williams
Margaret Wilner
Jay & Rhoda Winepol
Abraham & Grace Wolf
Susan Worrell
Maddi Yaacobi
Carolyn Zaleon
Daniel Zeilicovich
Douglas Zinn
Our very generous donors, highlighted on the previous pages, support the Academy’s many
programming and scholarship funds through their charitable giving. Below is a listing of those funds
endorsed by individuals, foundations and corporations.
Saul & Martha Brenner
Barry & Amy Epstein
Academy Fund
Marc
&
Rachel
Bruell
Matthew & Theresa Farber
Richard
Burg
&
Michael & Miriam Fauth
Deborah
Burg-Schnirman
Ken
&
Betty
Ann
Caldwell
Jon & Peggy Feder
Anonymous
Philip
&
Priscilla
Cherrin
Max & Anne Fedler
Maurice Alley
Chicago
Mercantile
Exchange
Andrew & Janis Fields
Tom
Christopher
&
Gary & Ellen Fischer
Harold Anfang
Jennifer
Whitaker
Marc & Alice Flitter
Elias
Cohen
&
Patricia
Jafif
Syril Frank
Shlomo & Lyn Ayal
Harry
&
Sylvia
Cohen
Linda Baggish
Terry
&
Betsy
Considine
Victor Freiman
Jon & Shelley Ballin
Scott
&
Nancy
Culclasure
Simon & Rachel Beck
Ira
&
Myriam
Curtis
John & Kim Furlough
Tely Gozal Benarditi
Tommy
Davis
Yigael & Ruth Gavish
Yehuda Ben-Israel &
David
&
Donna
DeGroot
Gil Travel
Rona Rothenberg
David
&
Joanna
Delman
James & Linda Ginsburg
Steven
&
Myrna
Dress
Hinda Berkelhammer
Karen
Dresser
Mary Goldenberg &
Andrew & Debra Bird
Glenn
&
Kelly
Drew
Eric Koesterich
Uscher & Simone Blaczko
Joyce
Drew
Erwin & Sandra Goldman
Steven & Frances Bombart
Peter
Dubin
&
Debarah
Wallace
Charles & Kimberly Ellick
Barry & Michelle Goodman
Continued...
GoodSearch
Anonymous
Aliza Gotlib
Gary & Jane Rose Grandon
S. David & Rosemery Gray
Ellen Green
Sol & Jerri Green
Judy Groner
Larry & Leslie Grossman
Ruth Grover
Bernard & Nancy Gutterman
Ahuva Hanau
Lawrence Heath, III
Andrew & Erica Herman
Larry & Kimberly Heyman
Lena Heyman
Joseph & Amy Hirsch
Irwin Hochberg
Richard Hodes
David & Nina Hoff
Joshua & Ruth Hoffman
George Holder
Matthew & Erica Hruby
Michelle Jacobson
Thomas Jessup
Jewish Party Supplies
Frances Kaminitz
Carols & Sofia Kaplan
Leonard & Tobee Kaplan
Philanthropic Fund
Larry & Selma Kaplin
Abby Karp
Marilyn Katz
Richard Keats
Kehillat Kodesh Jewish
Center of Baldwin
Jerry & Rita Kerner
Jolyon Kimmel
Reid Klarsfeld
Ted Kleinman & Marsha Cohen
Bernard & Esther Klionsky
Barry Koplen
Kelly Kossar
Aleksandr & Viktoriya Krokhmal
Anonymous
Ned Lager
Kurt Lauenstein & Sherry Dickstein
Marcia Lawson
Alan, z”l & Merrianne Leff
Lerner Family Foundation
Eric & Allie Lerner
Tomas & Simara Levi
Jan Levin
Jerome & Barbara Levin
Richard & Sandra Levin
Catherine Levine
Dennis & Francine LeVine
Alan Goldstein & Mary Block Levine
Donald & Clara Levy
Steven & Debra LeWinter
Harold & Helen Lindenthal
Edward & Mary Ellen Loebl
Ziva London
David & Bea Mandel
Harry Mandel
Marissa Margosian
Rhea-Beth Markowitz
Martin & Anita Masterson
Marina Mednik
Edna Mhashlikar
Sharman Michaelson
Michael & Jacqueline Mirotznik
Melissa Lou Mitchell
Larry & Andrew Moldo
Joshua & Gina Moss
Donald & Cynthia Murinson
Tzur & Goldie Netz
Samra Nissan
Vincent & Ina Norrito
Daniel Nurafshan
Oklahoma City Community
Foundation
Jacqueline Osherow
Ashley & Jodie Pezzner
Kathryn Pinyan
Yosef & Hindy Plotkin
Gerald Plovsky &
Deborah Schoenhoff
Efrem & Deborah Potts
Baila Pransky
David Press
Rich & Amy Richer
Randi Rigoff
Barry & Lori Ripps
Matthew Rissien
Steve Robertson II & Vivian Wolf
Joseph Robinson
Gustavo Romang &
Viviana Jatzkevich
Martin & Karen Rosenfeld
Sheree Rosenkrantz
Selma Ross
Paul & Susan Rubin
Leeor Sabbah
Zmira Sabbah
Anonymous
Joan Samet
Moishe Sandler & Rebeca Kriger
Ariel & Sharon Sasson
Shoukri Shamshoum
Jerry & Linda Shapiro
Phyllis Shavitz
Scott & Susan Shay
Fred & Lisa Shporer
Ruth Silfen
Philip Silver
Alan & Dassi Sklan
Glorya Covel Smith
Shay & Michal Soker
Stephen Spear & Robin Goldberg
Jordan Steiker & Lori Holleran
Claire Stern
William A. Stern Foundation
Zelman & Ruth Stern
Harry & Marilyn Swimmer
Target
Abe Tawil
David & Jenny Tawil
Ignacio Tejeda & Cathy Burnett
Eugene & Nicole Terry
The Travel Store
Inna Tuttle
Vasconcellos
Nathan Vaughan
Earl & Cindy Waddell
Adele Warshawsky
James & Brenda Watkins
Mike & Katherine Weaver
David Weiner
Louis & Amy Weiss
Larry Wender
Craig Wernick & Robin Rosenberg
Michael & Rebecca Katz-White
Tammy Williams
Jay & Rhoda Winepol
Abraham & Grace Wolf
Susan Worrell
Maddi Yaacobi
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Continued...
Joseph & Gina Yelin
Daniel Zeilicovich
Athletic Fund
Bruce & Patricia Ashley
Benjamin & Elizabeth Cone
Robert & Pamela Strell
Chico Sabbah Merit
Scholarship Fund
Craig Abramson
Erica Kaplan
Ned Lager
Evelyn Mordechai
Joan Samet
Paul & Cheryl Simonoff
Eliot Slovin & Lynn Milstone
Chico Sabbah Synagogue
Building Fund
Hayim & Rita Baron
Hinda Berkelhammer
Ellis & Ellen Berlin
Alon & Sharona Kessler
Rhea-Beth Markowitz
Samra Nissan
Jerry & Patricia Parks
Shay & Michal Soker
Orna Tal
Fulfillment of Dreams
Fund
General Scholarship
Fund
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Allergy & Asthma Center of NC
All-State Restaurant
Equipment Company
Samuel & Francis Balas
Bardy’s Estate Jewelry & Diamonds, Inc.
Bernstein Global Wealth
Management
David & Pam Blais
Marc & Rachel Bruell
Richard Burg & Deborah
Burg-Schnirman
Carolina Services of the
Triad, Inc.
Cassius Customworks
Michael & Kilmeny Chernys
Steven Chernys
Elias Cohen & Patricia Jafif
Harry & Sylvia Cohen
Harry Cohen Promotions
Danbee Aerospace, Inc.
Glenn & Kelly Drew
Peter Dubin & Debarah Wallace
Barry & Amy Epstein
Lawrence & Janice Fagen
Jon & Peggy Feder
Foster-Caviness Company, Inc.
Four Corners Tzedakah Fund
Gate City Pharmacy
Alan Goldstein &
Mary Block Levine
Greensboro Plumbing
Supply Company
Marc & Alexandra Greenberg
Douglas & Carolyn Greene
Dwynn & Aimee Greenfield
Gretchen Beinecke
Charitable Trust
M. Guzman Landscaping
Lawrence Heath, III
George Holder
Raymundo & Frida Husny
Carlos & Sofia Kaplan
Samara Katz
Reid Klarsfeld
Laura Kranz
Vicki Lewis
Ziva London
David & Bea Mandel
Rhea-Beth Markowitz
Yania Mednik &
Andrey Kostromskoy
Melissa Mitchell
Joshua & Gina Moss
Murphy Wainer
Orthopaedic Specialists
Jeffrey & Joan Muss
Tzur & Goldie Netz
Pest Management Systems, Inc.
Jeffrey Puretz
Dan & Dara Redler
Randi Rigoff
Barry & Lori Ripps
Bernard Robinson &
Company, LLP
Peter & Julia Rubin
Salomon Saad & Fortuna Abadi
Leeor Sabbah
Zmira Sabbah
David & Harriet Sakofs
William & Bernice Schwartz
Phyllis Shavitz
Scott & Susan Shay
Fred & Lisa Shporer
Sirens for Cities
Alan & Dassi Sklan
David Slotkis & Janni Fishbein
Scott & Julia Smallman
Robert & Maria Stutz
Theodore & Edith Sulzberg
Michael Sundheim
Samuel & Debra Cohen Tucker
Vasconcellos
David Weiner
Wells Fargo
Craig Wernick &
Robin Rosenberg
Michael & Rebecca Katz-White
Eli Whitehouse
Margaret Wilner
Joseph & Gina Yelin
Greensboro Scholarship
Fund
Edward & Marilyn Benson
Continued...
Lawrence Cohen Fund
Greensboro Jewish Federation
William Keats
Merrill & Gracia Kuller
Hanny & Bram Fischler
Jewish Mind & Active Body
Fund
Lee & Aaron Schandler
Community Service Award
Fund
Fred & Linda Newman
Deborah Schandler
Maimonides Scholarship for
Academic Excellence Fund
Hinda Berkelhammer
Bruce Boehm & Nancy Luberoff
Robert & Marilyn Chandler
Tom Christopher & Jennifer Whitaker
Lewis Copulsky & Doreen Clark
Scott & Nancy Culclasure
Karen Dresser
Lawrence & Sara Goldkind
Alan Goldstein & Mary Block Levine
David Gorelick & Naomi Feldman
Fred & Nancy Guttman
George Holder
Jewish Funders Network
David & Bea Mandel
Rhea-Beth Markowitz
Sharman Michaelson
Larry & Andrea Moldo
Joshua & Gina Moss
Tzur & Goldie Netz
Andrea
Mexico
Philip & Stacey Papier
Chris Pehlke
Gregory & Bryna Rapp
Barry & Lori Ripps
Steve Robertson, II & Vivian Wolf
Jessica Robertson
Sheree Rosenkrantz
Mark & Wendy Rothman
Leeor Sabbah
Anonymous
Scott & Susan Shay
Abe Tawil
Elaine Tinnin
Rick von Ende & Harriet Langley
Carolyn Zaleon
Sherwyn Drew Israel
Experience Fund for Faculty
Glenn & Kelly Drew
Morton & Lois Snitzer
Scholarship Fund
Steven Fox
Bruce & Jaclyn Hirschhaut
Karen Kriegsman
Theatre Fund
John & Pauline Cobrda
Christopher & Fenna Corry
Karen Dresser
Robert & Priscilla Ewalt
Eleazar Goldberg & Dinah Kleiman
Tara Greenberg
Judy Groner
Hope Gruber
Carlos & Sophia Kaplan
Omer
Israel
Erika
Russia
Donald & Clara Levy
David & Bea Mandel
Yania Mednik & Andrey Kostromskoy
Sagiv & Orlin Natsia
Dara Nix-Stevenson
Kathryn Pinyan
Sheree Rosenkrantz
Leeor Sabbah
Stephen & Patricia Schnall
Stefanie Seltzer
Anonymous
Brian Snouwaert
Stephen Spear & Robin Goldberg
Michael & Rebecca White
Gregg & Robin Wiener
Maddi Yaacobi
Tree Planting Fund
Alexander Muss High School in Israel
Weiner Fund
Rochelle Weiner
Zmira Sabbah Alexander
Muss High School in Israel
Fund
William & Eileen Gellerman
Mimi Levin
Joan Samet
Susie Tendler & Ross Sadoff
Hanoch & Bellanne Meltzer Toren
Ahuva
‘11
Abigail
United States
Mesfin
Ethiopia
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‫דרך לעתיד‬
Derekh L’Atid
Pathway To The Future
American Hebrew Academy’s Brick Campaign
Be A Part of American Hebrew Academy History
Through the Academy’s Pathway to the Future brick campaign, you
will be part of a permanent legacy for future generations to see.
You can write a message to be engraved on a commemorative brick,
which will pave the walkway entrance to the campus’s Gardens of
Israel and enhance the beauty of this already amazing space.
The bricks will reflect a network of friendships and relationships as
well as personal and family milestones. This is an opportunity to
recognize or memorialize a friend or loved one; honor a teacher,
child or parent; celebrate a special achievement; and create a lasting
memory of your time on campus or congratulate a recent graduate.
The possibilities are endless.
Thank you in advance for being part of our legacy and creating a
Pathway to the Future with your participation.
Leave your
footprint
at the American Hebrew Academy
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Bricks are available in three sizes: 4” x 8”, 8” x 8” and 12” x 12”, and come in
two colors, Brown and Impressions. They are engraved using state of the art laser
technology and will last longer than a lifetime.
Become a donor on our Pathway to the Future
by purchasing your
commemorative
brick today.
4” x 8” Concrete Brick
in Impressions
1-3 Lines of text*
$180
in Impressions
1-6 Lines of text*
$360
in Impressions
1-8 Lines of text*
$613
*Each Line can contain up to 20 characters, including spaces and punctuation.
The Zighelboim Family was so excited about the new Brick
Campaign; they wasted no time in ordering the first two bricks.
Stephanie Zighelboim enthusiastically states, “This project is
fantastic because it gives our family the opportunity to honor
the American Hebrew Academy in a very permanent and tangible
way. How fun it will be to witness Academy families and friends
transforming the gravel circles in Chico’s Gardens of Israel into a
patchwork of loving messages, dedications and inscriptions.”
Photographs
courtesy of
Andrew Bowen,
Andrew Bowen
Photography
For more information or to order your bricks, please contact:
Ellen Green,
Assistant Director of Institutional Advancement, Parent and Alumni Relations
at 336.217.7056 or [email protected]
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A Sharp New Advocacy Tool for
Jewish Day Schools
Posted on May 28, 2013
by Dr. Elaine Cohen, Dr.
Scott Goldberg, Amy Katz,
Dr. Marc Kramer and
Dr. Jane West Walsh
Jewish day schools make a difference in the lives of children, the educators who learn
with them, and the communities they serve. However, with escalating costs, a lagging
economy, and disruptive new educational models, the sustainability of day schools has
become an existential challenge.
We’ve long encouraged schools to clarify their missions and articulate their cases
with strength, emotion, and evidence. In turn, they’ve learned to sharpen their value
propositions and use data that demonstrates a significant return on investment.
Research conducted from the within the Jewish world in recent years has supported
the argument for Jewish day school education. Now, a new academic study provides
dramatic evidence about the power of faith-based education to help Jewish day
schools advocate more forcefully.
William Jeynes, a senior fellow at the Witherspoon Institute in Princeton, New Jersey
– not a Jewish day school professional – has published an important paper in the
Peabody Journal of Education that notes: “attending private religious schools is
associated with the highest level of academic achievement among the three
school types [religious private schools, charter schools, and public schools],
even when sophisticated controls are used to adjust for socioeconomic status.”
Jeynes’ data, which derives from a meta-analysis of 90 studies on a variety of
educational institutions, is extremely relevant for those of us making the case for
Jewish day school. Its very existence – which came to our attention via the Council
for American Private Education (CAPE) - instantly boosts the reputation of Jewish
day schools for current families, alumni and friends. This research persuasively
confirms for our Jewish day school families that they’ve made the right decision.
For families that have not yet made the choice, it makes the case that their
children will benefit when they do.
Jeynes’ paper is an invaluable advocacy tool for Jewish day schools, providing an
unprecedented form of external validation. Because the data comes from a totally
unaffiliated source, with no investment in Jewish day schools’ success or failure, it
achieves a kind of objective authority our own data can’t possibly possess.
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This research confirms what we have been saying for a long time: Jewish day
school education does make a significant difference. By promoting this research,
in conjunction with school-focused advocacy, day schools will create an opportunity
for the wider Jewish world to realize how much our version of a “private faith-based
school” has to offer. Jewish parents, after all, universally subscribe to the notion
of educational excellence. In an interview with the Council for American Private
Continued...
Education, Jeynes says: “Students who attend religious schools score at an academic level about
12 months ahead of their counterparts.” This striking result and affirmation of the quality of
religious schools should influence the educational choices of every Jewish parent.
(Note: Jeynes’ paper has other uses as well. For those who must contend with competition from
Hebrew charter schools, Jeynes offers this: “Students from public charter schools, however,
performed no better than their counterparts in other public schools.”)
This research has particular implications for schools’ financial sustainability because parents’
perceived quality significantly influences enrollment, and word-of-mouth marketing can make or
break an enrollment program. Of course, this study alone won’t necessarily cause local parents
to choose a Jewish day school, but it can, and should, become part of every school’s advocacy
plan. Smart schools will publicize Jeynes’ findings, in tandem with data that argues their own
academic excellence, and they will announce this in a variety of ways (to ensure that the message
gets out there, and sticks): blog posts, email blasts, tweets, webinars, and even live “Day School
Data” events on campus.
Jewish day school leaders have been handed a bonus in the form of an outsider’s research. The
challenge: To make Jeynes’ work matter to their communities. It will, for the schools that use it,
provide deep, structural support for any Jewish day school argument.
Dr. Elaine Cohen, Schechter Day School Network
Dr. Scott Goldberg, Yeshiva University Institute for University-School Partnership
Amy Katz, Partnership for Excellence in Jewish Education
Dr. Marc Kramer, RAVSAK
Dr. Jane West Walsh, PARDES: Day Schools of Reform Judaism
Special Giving Opportunity for
Our Most Senior Supporters
The American Taxpayer Relief Act of 2012
has extended the IRA Charitable Rollover
provision through December 31, 2013. This
provision allows people aged 70 ½ or older
to make tax-free contributions of up to
$100,000 a year from an IRA directly to the
American Hebrew Academy. Contact your tax
advisor to find out how to take advantage of
this opportunity in support of the American
Hebrew Academy.
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Student Art Notecards for Sale
American Hebrew Academy student art note cards are now available for sale. These
beautiful cards showcase both current and alumni student art, displaying a wide use
of creative media such as: photography, digital design, drawing and painting.
Each set contains 12 cards (2 of each design), 12 matching envelopes and 12 Academy
seals. The cards are blank on the inside so that you can include a personalized
message to family and friends. The back of the card shares information about the
American Hebrew Academy and gives artistic credit to each of our talented students
whose design is featured on the card. Three unique collections are currently available
and illustrated below. They are Academy Scenery, Nature and Jewish Holidays. Order
a few sets for yourself or give them as gifts.
ORDER FORM FOR AMERICAN HEBREW ACADEMY
STUDENT ART NOTE CARD COLLECTIONS
Name: __________________________________________________________________________________________
Address: ___________________________________________________ City: _________________ State:_____
Email: ___________________________________________________ Phone: ______________________________
Each package contains: 12 cards (2 of each design), envelopes & Academy seals
Academy Scenery Collection
$18.00 x ________ (sets) = $_______________
Jewish Holidays Collection
$18.00 x ________ (sets) = $_______________
Nature Collection $18.00 x ________ (sets) = $_______________
If you choose to create your own collection of student art notecards, please contact
Ellen Green in the Office of Institutional Advancement at [email protected] or call
336.217.7056.
Send payment to: American Hebrew Academy, 4334 Hobbs Road, Greensboro, NC,
27410, Attn: Ellen
You may purchase online by visiting americanhebrewacademy.org/giving. Please note
in the memo that you are purchasing student art notecards and which collection(s)
you would like to purchase. Thank You!
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Quick and Easy Ways to
Donate to the Academy
Do you want some quick and easy ways to support the American Hebrew Academy all year long?
Please choose one or all of the ideas listed below.
For any of our readers who would like to support the Academy every time they grocery shop and who
reside in the states of Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Maryland, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee,
Virginia and the District of Columbia, Harris Teeter’s Together in Education program will let you do just
that!
It is very easy to designate the American Hebrew Academy as your school of choice. Simply click here
to link your VIC card. Our school code is 5756. You may also tell your friendly Harris Teeter customer
service representatives that you’d like your VIC card linked to the Academy as you check out. When you
purchase Harris Teeter brand products a percentage of your dollars spent on groceries is given to the
Academy. Please support the Academy by linking your VIC card today!
Office Depot 5% Back to Schools Program
The American Hebrew Academy will earn credits equal to 5% of your
qualifying school supply purchases* to use for FREE supplies. You can
credit the Academy year round. When you check out please give our school
ID #70120137. This number can be used any time you shop at Office Depot.
*Basic school and office supplies are qualifying purchases. For example, notebook paper, pens/pencils,
note pads, binders and much more. Some products that do not qualify are all technology and consumer
electronic products and accessories, media and software that is not education related.
Use GoodSearch.com as your search engine and money is generated for the American Hebrew Academy.
Go to www.goodsearch.com and enter American Hebrew Academy in the box for the organization you
would like to support. Then, search the Internet as you normally would, using the GoodSearch search
engine. We hope that not only will you use GoodSearch as your main
search engine, but will tell others about the benefits of using this
search engine. The more people we can get to use this, the more money
will come to the Academy.
iGive.com is the first and largest network of members, worthy causes, online merchants and Websites,
brought together to enable shoppers to list and support their favorite worthy causes through online
shopping.
Select your favorite cause…of course the American Hebrew Academy.
Register with iGive.com and shop at brand name online stores through the
iGive.com Mall. A portion of each purchase is donated to the Academy. Year
round, up to 26% of each online purchase you make through iGive.com is
given back to the Academy.
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The American Hebrew Academy Thanks You for Your Generous Support
Name _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
I am a: ○ Current Student
○ Alumni Student
○ Current Parent ○ Current Grandparent ○ Faculty/Staff
○ Alumni Parent ○ Alumni Grandparent ○ Friend
Address__________________________________________________ City/State/Zip___________________________________________
Email _____________________________________________________ Phone (
) ________________________________________
I am delighted to give a gift to the American Hebrew Academy in the amount of:
○ $54
○ $180
○ $360
○ $540
○ $720
○ $900
○ Other ____________
○ Check enclosed made payable to the American Hebrew Academy OR ○ Bill my credit card
○ Visa
○ MasterCard
○ Discover
○ American Express
____________________________________________________________
Signature
_________/_________
EXP Date:
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CCV#
*Please apply my gift to:
○ Academy Fund (unrestricted)
○ Maimonides Scholarship for Academic Excellence
○ Chico Sabbah Merit Scholarship for Visionary Leaders
○ Eagles Sports & Fitness Fund
○ Bernard and Gloria Robinson Mathematics Fund
○ Stanley Shavitz Merit Scholarship Fund for Jewish Studies
○ Lois & Mort Snitzer Greensboro Scholarship Fund
○ Campus Tree Planting Fund
○ Theatre Fund
○ Zmira Sabbah Alexander Muss High School in Israel Fund
* For descriptions of merit and need based scholarship funds, please visit our website and click on the admissions tab
My gift is in honor/memory of ______________________________________________________
Please send acknowledgement to: Address ___________________________________________________________________
City/State/Zip ___________________________________________________________
To make your donation Online CLICK HERE or visit: http://americanhebrewacademy.org/giving
For further information, or to discuss additional giving options, please contact:
Jodie Gisser - 336.217.7057 or [email protected]
Ellen Green - 336.217.7056 or [email protected]
Return to: American Hebrew Academy, 4334 Hobbs Road, Greensboro, NC 27410 – Attn: Ellen Green
Your gift is tax deductible to the extent permitted by law.

Summer 2013 - American Hebrew Academy

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