100 Years - JewishDayton.org
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100 Years - JewishDayton.org
100 Years 1910-2010 Federation Nursery School, 1934 DJCC Early Childhood Services, 2009 Jewish Federation of Greater Dayton Annual Report to the Community 2009-2010 New Americans, 1991 New Americans, 1936 O ne hundred years ago this month, and active and young adult programs. Rabbi David Lefkowitz of Temple None of these successes would be possible Israel convened a meeting of Jewish without the commitment to excellence of our businessmen to establish the Jewish talented staff members and the vision and Federation of Greater Dayton. passion of our many dedicated volunteers. Its purpose was to provide for the poorest Special thanks go to Bernie Rabinowitz, who Jews among us, the widow, the orphan, the is stepping down as chair of our Federation infi rm. The Federation would soon add to its Foundation after 15 years of service; and to Bill mission the rescue, relief, and absorption of Franklin, for his efforts as a Federation offi cer the persecuted Jews of Eastern Europe. for more than 15 years and as a Federation volOver the 10 decades that have followed, unteer in numerous capacities for more than some of the specifi c needs of our benefi ciaries a quarter century. We wish Bill mazel tov on have changed, but our values have not. his new position as vice president of commuWhatever needs arise in our nity planning and allocations with the Jewish community, we are here to Columbus Jewish Federation. meet them. Whatever needs arise We are also grateful to Federation for Jews in Israel and around the Assistant Executive Vice President world, we are here to meet them. Deva Zwelling, who, after 14 years It is my honor and privilege to of service to the Federation, leaves present you with this report on us this summer. She and her husour activities during our centenband, Hillel Academy Principal Josh nial year, my fi nal as Federation Zwelling, and their children are headpresident. ing to Chicago and we thank them for Federation President all they’ve done to enhance the qualAlthough the recession has Deborah Goldenberg ity of Jewish life in our community. been declared offi cially over, we continue to face a tight economy. One of the blessings of living in a We have taken on signifi cantly increased smaller Jewish community such as ours is the demands for our social services — the Federa- potential for everyone to become involved. I tion’s food pantry, specifi c assistance, and encourage you to join us in our second century preschool and camp scholarships. of service. More seniors than ever before use our JewAs Rabbi Mordechai Kaplan wrote, “It is true ish Senior Service Agency, particularly our that we are thrust into a world that we did not Schear Family Outreach transportation and make. But who makes the world into which our handyman services, our Robert L. Cline Bikur children are thrust?” Haverim In-Home Friendly Visiting program, What kind of Jewish community will Dayton and home-delivered kosher meals service. have 100 years from now? The answer is up to With people tightening the belt, more and us. Please join us on this adventure as we remore members of our community take adimagine the future of Jewish life in Dayton for vantage of our affordable, world-class DJCC our coming generations. cultural arts offerings such as the Cultural Arts & Book Fair and Jewish International Film Festival. The expanding success of these programs carries over to our camp, preschool, United Jewish Campaign opening event, 1934 United Jewish Campaign advance gifts dinner, 2009 JCC summer camp, 1934 JCC summer camp, 2009 Our Global Partners The Jewish Federation: Building Jewish connections. Partnership With Israel creates people-to-people relationships among Israeli and Diaspora Jews through professional and cultural exchanges. The Federation and 13 other Central Region U.S. Jewish federations are in partnership with the Western Galilee. In January, the Federation sponsored a month-long externship at Western Galilee Hospital for two medical students at Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine. In 2009, Partnership expanded to include Budapest, Hungary. Shown here in August 2009 is Dayton Partnership Chair Irvin Moscowitz meeting young Jewish adults in Budapest. Community Collaboratives Rabbi Hillel Fox of Beth Jacob Congregation was one of several area rabbis and Judaic scholars to lead classes for adults on Nov. 15 at Hillel Academy as part of the Annual Pearl Joffe Memorial Day of Jewish Learning. The Federation also facilitates community-wide events such as the annual Yom Hashoah Observance, Israel Independence Celebration, and J-Serve, a day of community service for area Jewish teenagers. Women’s Philanthropy for Tzedakah empowers the women of our Jewish community through personal and leadership training to benefi t themselves, their families and the Jewish world. Shown here, at a Lion of Judah party to kick off the 2009 Jewish Film Festival are (L to R): Teri German, Wendi Pavlofsky, and Patti Schear. Melinda Doner is Women’s Philanthropy for Tzedakah chair. Federation establishes archives In 2009, with Federation’s centennial a year away, professional archivist Pam Schwartz (L) — shown here with Wright State graduate intern Jenna Edwards — stepped up as a volunteer to establish the Federation’s fi rst formal archives, at the Federation’s downtown offi ce. Keeping the community informed Now in its 15th year of publication, The Dayton Jewish Observer received fi rst- and second-place awards in 2009 from the Ohio Society of Professional Journalists. Larry Klaben is chair of The Observer. The community also receives YJN weekly e-news and a bi-monthly YJN brochure. Federation’s Web site, updated daily, received more than 40,000 unique visitors in 2009. JewishDayton.org Jewish Agency for Israel Our United Jewish Campaign dollars support programs around the world that need our help, including providing services to the elderly, supplying food and medicine, building Jewish communal infrastructures, and providing Jewish education to children worldwide. Our main benefi ciaries in these efforts are the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee and the Jewish Agency For Israel. JDC and JAFI provide for rescue, relief, reconstruction and Joint Distribution absorption of Jews in need around the world. Committee An identity-building, life-defi ning Jewish camp experience for more than 5,000 youths in the former Soviet Union A lifeline to the poorest Jews in the former Soviet Union and around the world Giving at-risk Israeli youths A critical head the tools to compete on a start for Ethiopianlevel playing fi eld Israeli preschoolers Federation’s Social Services Department T his vital department of the Federation handles intake and assessment of clients of all ages in need of social services, operation of the Federation’s food pantry, referrals for services in the greater community, student loans and scholarships, a bereavement group, and development and implementation of new programs to reach out to Jewish families and children. Elaine Arnovitz is chair of the Federation’s Social Services Department. DJCC campers are among the numerous volunteers of all ages who help out in the Federation Food Pantry A can do attitude...in the wake of the recession, the Federation signifi cantly expanded its food pantry, which serves the entire community. Dayton area Jewish community organizations and Federation departments and agencies regularly hold drives for the pantry. In 2009 the pantry distributed 2,115 bags of food, an increase of 121 percent over 2008. This year, creativity and partnerships have played key roles in keeping the pantry stocked, including a matching challenge from the Feinstein Foundation in Rhode Island for March and April, winning 500 cans of kosher soup from Manischewitz in an online promotion, and a can drive during the run of The Aluminum Show at the Victoria Theatre. UJC 2010 United Jewish Campaign of the Jewish Federation of Greater Dayton I am honored and privileged to serve as the United Jewish Campaign Annual Campaign Chair this year. Over the past 100 years, the Jewish Federation of Greater Dayton has helped countless people overcome poverty, hunger and despair. We continue to provide funding to programs that sustain Jewish identity and enrich our community, our country and beyond. However there is still much to do locally, nationally, in Israel, and around the world. I thank those of you who have already made your 2010 commitments and implore those of you who have not done so yet to please consider making your gift. Be counted among Campaign Chair Howard Abromowitz the hundreds in Dayton who seek to make a difference. In honor of our 100th anniversary we are asking for 100 percent participation in this year’s Annual Campaign. Your gift will provide hope and dignity for Jews in Dayton and around the world and continue our work which touches so many lives in our community and abroad. O ur one-point agency provides all services required to take care of our seniors, including Covenant House resident and respite care facility, senior outreach and emergency services, nutrition, Robert L. Cline Bikur Haverim InHome Friendly Visiting, the Schear Family Outreach Transportation, Chore and Handyman Services, senior counseling, case management, and community education. Maryann Bernstein is acting director of JSSA. Marilyn Klaben is chair of JSSA. DAYTON AREA JEWISH SENIOR SERVICE AGENCY Services for Life To date, the 2010 United Jewish Campaign has raised $1,012,981. Each gift is meaningful. Your gift really does do a world of good. Special thanks go to Melinda Doner, Vice Chair, General Campaign and Women’s Philanthropy Chair Senior Outreach Specialist Hyla Weiskind Mary Rita Weissman, Vice Chair, Women’s Philanthropy Mary Dicken receives lunch from Jackie Middleton at Covenant Manor, the site of JSSA’s kosher hot lunch program. JSSA provides on-site and home-delivered lunches fi ve days a week. Lunch is prepared at Covenant House. In 2009, JSSA provided 3,582 on-site and 1,147 home-delivered meals. The service is co-sponsored by the Senior Resource Connection of the Greater Dayton Area and the Montgomery County Council on Aging. Mary Youra, Lion of Judah Chair Norman Weissman, Leadership Division Chair The Miami Valley’s only Jewish resident & respite care facility Julie Bloom and Todd Bettman, Major Gifts Co-Chairs Rachel Haug Gilbert and Lynn Mantell, Tzedakah Sunday Co Chairs Teri and Dan German, Advance Gifts Dinner Chairs C At the Advance Gifts Dinner, Maryann Bernstein (L) receives her Lion of Judah pin from (L to R) Mary Youra, Melinda Doner, and Mary Rita Weissman ovenant House’s level of excellence is a testament to the team spirit, hard work and dedication of its caring staff, layleaders, volunteers, family members and The Covenant House Guild. Maryann Bernstein is administrator of facility. Sarah Leventhal is chair of Covenant House Operations Committee. Resident Sam Rubin at physical therapy Tzedakah Sunday Co-Chairs Rachel Haug Gilbert (L) and Lynn Mantell ready to make calls Covenant House Salon Manager Vicky Vance gives resident Ruby Pilder a ‘new do’ Covenant House staff members receive the 2009 AOPHA (advocate of not-for-profi t services for older Ohioans) STARS Employee Recognition Awards Dayton Jewish Community Center Inspiring Jewish Journeys T he DJCC is a vibrant resource of recreational and cultural enrichment to our Jewish community. From its capacity Early Childhood Center with infant care, to interfaith outreach, from the popular Film Festival, Jewish Sports League, and Yiddish Club, to programming for active adults, we help connect Jews to Jewish experiences and each other. Vicky Heuman is chair of the DJCC; Cheryl Carne is DJCC director. At a preschool Shabbat sing-along, Ana Achbach and Thoren Meira have a peek during the lighting of the candles. A record 113 children are now enrolled with us. In April, the fi lm festival marked its 10th anniversary of bringing Israeli, international and Jewish-themed feature fi lms and documentaries to hundreds of people across the region. Israeli author and women’s rights activist Esther Hertzog signs books at the Cultural Arts & Book Festival Team Dayton at the JCC Maccabi Games, San Antonio Edie Pequignot (R) snags Dena Briskin’s white elephant gift at the Active Adults’ IceBreakers Chanukah brunch Travel Camp with Yale Glinter, camp director Early Childhood staff J-YAD — Jewish Young Adult Daytonians BBYO Regional Convention Taekwondo class at the Boonshoft CJCE Preschoolers have a splash at summer camp The Vogler Quartet with clarinetist Alexander Fiterstein in a concert of Russian-Jewish music as part of the Cultural Arts & Book Festival, at Beth Abraham Synagogue Mission Statement JEWISH FEDERATION FINANCIAL SUMMARY Jewish Federation Financial Planning Summary The Jewish Federation of Greater Dayton is dedicated to the well-being of the Jewish people. Therefore, the objectives of the organization are: To coordinate and enrich the religious, educational, cultural, and social life of the Jewish community of Greater Dayton; to maintain involvement with Jews of Israel and in every other part of the world; to raise funds for the support of local, national, and international Jewish philanthropic purposes; to provide for central planning, coordination and administration of local Jewish communal services; to promote and protect the civic, economic, religious and other human rights of the Jewish people; to represent the Jewish community in interfaith and intergroup activities; and to stimulate increased participation and interest in all meritorious community activities. Results from Larry R. Skolnick Executive V.P. Dr. Gary Youra V.P., Programs & Services Judy Abromowitz V.P., Admin. & Treasurer William Franklin V.P., Resource Development David Pierce Secretary Deborah A. Feldman Immediate Past President 2010 Grants & Contributions United Jewish Campaign Endowments & Other Community Grants Total Grants & Contributions $1,579,398 $1,500,000 271,684 292,387 0 7,500 1,851,082 1,799,887 Net Revenue From Operations Dayton Area Jewish Senior Services (145,540) 9,007 covenant house (95,785) 56,477 senior service agency (49,755) (47,470) Total Net From Operations TOTAL REVENUE Dr. Howard Abromowitz Elaine Arnovitz Todd Bettman Dr. Mike Bloom Rabbi Judy Chessin Melinda Doner Teri German Renee Rubin Handel Bob Heuman Vicky Heuman Dr. Bradley Jacobs James Jacobson Chuck Kardon Susan L. Katz Marilyn Klaben Ellen Leffak Bernard Rabinowitz Dr. Nat Ritter Andy Schwartz Dr. Ann Sherbet Mary Rita Weissman Dr. Stuart Weprin Dr. Judy Woll Mary Youra (145,540) 1,705,541 9,007 1,808,894 Fixed Expenses & Allocations Occupancy Costs (453,068) Production Room (36,586) (8,006) (391,224) (375,000) (12,735) (11,970) UJC Commitment Ohio Jewish communities Other Local & SNO Allocations (463,855) (700) (700) Allocations - Hillel Academy (55,000) (55,000) Miami University Hillel (10,000) (10,000) Hillel Consortium (12,500) (12,500) JCPA (1,650) (1,650) Birthright Israel (5,000) (5,000) (978,463) (943,681) 727,078 865,213 Funds Available After Fixed Expenses Programs, Services, & Other Jewish Education DJCC Administration (14,019) (28,310) (105,554) (134,363) Early Childhood 88,114 Cultural Arts (8,708) (20,210) Senior Adult (18,606) (26,449) Youth (32,886) (32,265) Community Outreach Staff Joyce Anderson, Office Manager, DJCC Roger Apple, Property Manager/IT Administrator Erin Beckloff, Marketing Director Maryann Bernstein, Covenant House Administrator, JSSA Acting Director Todd Bishop, Maintenance Staff, DJCC Cheryl Carne, Director, DJCC Stella Collins, Director of Nursing, Covenant House Susan Davis, Accounting Erin Doherty, Administrative Assistant, Covenant House Joan Forster, Dietary Manager, Covenant House Yale Glinter, Youth, Teen and Family Coordinator, DJCC Cindy Goines, Personnel Coordinator, Covenant House Ilan Goldman, Home Delivered Meals Driver, JSSA Robin Heil, Program Assistant, DJCC Early Childhood Services Jane Hochstein, Cultural Arts Director, Active Adult Program Director, DJCC Margy Hurst, Senior Chore Service Coordinator, JSSA Pat Jones, DJCC Early Childhood Services Janice Kohn, Activities Director, Covenant House Lisa Livermore, Administrative Assistant Audrey MacKenzie, Director, DJCC Early Childhood Services Jackie Middleton, Senior Lunch Program Coordinator, JSSA Brandy Morris, Program Assistant, DJCC Waverly Mosely, Senior Transportation Driver, JSSA Sheila Myers, Data Base Administrator Alisa Nelligan, Administrative Assistant Mary Ann Oppenheimer, Foundation Director Jodi Phares, Executive Assistant Debbie Rosichan, Mashgiach, Covenant House Larry Royer, Assistant Property Manager Inas Scales, Nursing Manager, Covenant House Bobby Slusher, Maintenance Staff, DJCC Simone Lotven Sofian, Community Grant Writer, Adult Education & Partnership Alan Solkov, Senior Transportation Driver, JSSA Jill Steele, Chief Financial Officer Karen Steiger, Administrative Assistant, DJCC Cindy Turner, DJCC Early Childhood Services Pat Underburger, Accounting Marci Vandersluis, Social Worker, Covenant House Richard Vieth, Maintenance Staff, DJCC Hyla Weiskind, Senior Adult Outreach Specialist, JSSA Marshall Weiss, Editor and Publisher, The Dayton Jewish Observer Sherry Williams, Accounting Kaicha Wilson, HR Manager, Covenant House Deva Zwelling, Assistant Executive Vice President Approved 2009 REVENUE Board of Directors Deborah Goldenberg President Operations Federation & Campaign 72,067 (1,887) (16,606) (716,835) (653,824) (428,501) (411,470) grant writing (26,176) (26,907) marketing (55,708) (52,434) (159,444) (161,928) (686) (1,085) federation admin & foundation campaign women's division hrd (46,319) 0 Community Relations Council (1,300) Israel & Overseas (5,266) (8,015) Dayton Jewish Observer (6,227) (10,328) Social Services 28,133 (795,042) (Shortfall)/Surplus - Operations ($67,963) (3,294) (3,274) (864,871) $342 Corporate Sponsors 2009 Season Platinum Plus Bernstein’s Fine Catering Coolidge Wall: A Legal Professional Association Morris Home Furnishings Teri & Dan German of GB Orthodontics Platinum Economy Linen & Towel Service, Inc. Diamond Brady Ware, CPAs & Business Advisors Fifth Third Bank Vorys Legal Counsel Ruby Centerville Coin and Jewelry Connection Dayton Art Institute Premier Health Partners Produce One Robert and Vicky Heuman Smith Barney The Flower Shoppe: Bringing Style to Life Shumsky: A Promotional Agency Skin: An Apothecary Sapphire Collage: Fine Tableware & Gifts Quartz From Inside Out: For the Home & Patio Chelsea Girls Boutique Get Dressed Boutique Cottage 68 Boutique Home Instead Senior Care Cutie Patooties: Children’s Fine Apparel Joli Boutique & Gifts Kamela and Company Realty Galan’s Fine Gifts Michelle’s Skin Care & Lucia’s Boutique gamine. The Pink Daisy is now gamine. PostNet: Create-Duplicate-Deliver Jenna Claire Handbag Studio Preen Beauty Joseph Airport Toyota Scion Square One Salon & Spa LaDeDa Le Salon Wells Fargo Insurance Services of Ohio Luxe Boutique Whispers Home Fine Linens & Lingerie Mendelsons liquidation outlet Swanky Hanky: Beautiful Handkerchiefs Topaz from the Past Dayton Optometric Center: Drs. Ron, Up and Running Fitness Shoes & Marc, & Heath Gilbert Apparel Ed Smith Flowers Vintage Scout Interiors Key Bank Wrapped 4 Occasions: Personalized One Lincoln Park: Premier Senior Living Candy Bars for All Occasions! Dayton Jewish Federation Foundation Funds At the end of 2009, the Foundation’s assets were approximately $23.3 million, an increase of 16.5 percent from the previous year. The Foundation distributed $3 million to a variety of non-profit charitable institutions and organizations. PHILANTHROPIC FUNDS Harris S. Abrahams Helen and Charles Abramovitz Family Michael Adler and Caroline Zsambok Gary and Helen Altman Klein Vicki and Bruce Bernie Bettman Family Oscar and Marjorie Boonshoft Larry and Cindy Burick Charme Family Rita Z. Cline Beatrice Cowan Philanthropic Fund Herman and Mildred Z. Dlott Economy Linen Bruce and Deborah Feldman DeNeal and Esther Feldman M.J. and Bella Freeman Chuck and Dee Fried Felix and Erika Garfunkel Robert and Deborah Goldenberg Bernard, Marilyn, Jeffrey and Tanya Goldman and Wendy and Jeffrey Horwitz Rochelle and Michael Goldstein Ben and Dorothy Harlan Ronnie Wasserman Harlan Rick A.M. and Beatrice Harris Robert and Vicky Heuman Ralph E. Heyman Family C. David and Susan Joffe Larry and Marilyn Klaben Charles and Joan Knoll Harry and Shirley Leventhal Robert and Sarah Leventhal Family Bert and Jean Lieberman Judy and Mel Lipton David and Joan Marcus Milton A. Marks Barbara R. Mervis Family Gayle and Irvin Moscowitz Family Moss Family The Moyer Fund Carol Pavlofsky Family Bernard and Carole Rabinowitz Allan Rinzler Family Wendy and Nathaniel Ritter Rose Family Ruchman Family Linda W. Ruchman Memorial Daniel H. Sachs Family Betty and Burt Schear Martin and Susan Schear The Schoenfeld Family Fund Tatjana Singer Memorial Dr. and Mrs. Joel H. Tobiansky Larry and Maureen Tomchin Joan and Peter Wells Stuart and Gail Weprin Judith E. Woll CHARITABLE REMAINDER TRUSTS Helen S. Allen Russ & Betty Remick Shirley & William Semmelman Allen & Carole Seymour Bea Singer Mitchell Singer FUNDS HELD FOR OTHER ORGANIZATIONS Beth Abraham Synagogue Foundation Hillel Academy Endowment Temple Beth Or Endowment Endowed Lions of Judah (LOJE) Judy Abromowitz Elaine Bettman Rita Z. Cline Debbie Feldman Teri German Fan Gershow* Deborah Goldenberg Darlene Gutmann Marla Harlan Ronnie Wasserman Harlan Sylvia Heyman Susan Joffe Joan Knoll Carole Rabinowitz Barbara Sanderow Florence Shapiro* Sara Lerner Shuster Bea Singer* Mary Rita Weissman Estate of Eureda (Rita) Zissen* Endowed Perpetual Annual Campaign Gifts (PACE) Charles* and Helen Abramovitz Howard Abromowitz Joe Bettman Bennett Cohen* Aubrey Devray* Jean Gelb* Marilyn Dezen Goldman* Ralph E. Heyman C. David Joffe Eugene and Pearl Joffe* Katie Bergas Kahn* Ann Lehrner Linda Ruchman (Estate of)* Dorothee Ryterband* Leo Shapiro (Estate of)* Robert A. Shapiro* Mike Zissen* Continuum Funds Oscar & Marjorie Boonshoft Covenant House Oscar & Marjorie Boonshoft Israel Support Oscar & Marjorie Boonshoft Jewish Family Services Kitty Miller Covenant House Capital Other Restricted Funds Anonymous Education Fund The Harris Abrahams Dayton Jewish Community Center (DJCC) Children’s Theater Fund Helen & Charles Abramovitz Family Jewish Youth Camp The Tala Arnovitz Fund Lillian M. Baum Children’s Scholarship BBYO Leadership Mary Berg Cultural Arts Fund Cantor Covenant House Cantor DJCC Cantor Jewish Family Service Cantor Student Loan Cantor Temple Israel & JFGD Child Placement Children’s Jewish Cultural Series Robert L. Cline Bikur Haverim Dayton Jewish Observer Devay Covenant House DJCC Leadership Early Childhood Enrichment Epstein Family Covenant House Ida Fay and Luba Gretel B’nai Tzedek Youth Philanthropy Fund Feldman Family B’nai B’rith Youth Organization (BBYO) Youth Fund Lillian E. Finn Memorial Student Loan Robert & Mollie Fitterman Professional Development Dr. Paul Winter Franklin & Mrs. Herta Winter Franklin Covenant House Concert Series Fund Rebecca Friedman Memorial Paul & Sarah Frydman Family Endowment Glennon Family Special Needs Bernard and Marilyn Goldman National Leadership Benjamin Joseph Hahn Memorial Ben and Dorothy Harlan Children’s Norris Hawk Senior Vicky & Robert Heuman Scholarship Holocaust Program Fund Max Isaacson Fund Sylvia Isaacson Fund Jaffe Memorial Education JFGD Program Fund Pearl and Eugene Joffe Scholarship Max Kohnop Memorial Kulback Family Senior Services Fund Leopold Covenant House Hans Liebermann Family Service Lion Apparel Fund Norman Lippard Covenant House Mack Family Covenant House Jeanette Maimon Covenant House Fund Phillip Maimon Teen Tony Mann Athletic Awards Wolfe Marcus Israel Fund Grant Awards 2009 Dayton Sister City Committee: Support for the film festival Emergency Food and Shelter Program: Funding for home-delivered kosher meals, the food pantry and specific assistance Fifth Third Bank: Support for JSSA Lox & Learn Program Harold Grinspoon Foundation: Support for B’nai Tzedek Teen Philanthropy Program and for the PJ Library J-Serve: Jewish Youth Service Day support Levin Family Foundation: Support from discretionary funds of Howard Michaels for the food pantry; Peter Wells for the food pantry, the film festival and unrestricted use; Al Levin for Holocaust programming and unrestricted use Ohio Arts Council: Unrestricted funding for cultural arts programming Sam Levin Foundation: Funding in support of the film festival Senior Transportation Expansion Program (STEP) Reimbursement: Supporting transportation services for seniors Mazon: A Jewish Response to Hunger: Funding to support kosher meals programming Montgomery County Frail Elderly Supported Services: Funding homedelivered and congregate-site kosher meals Reynolds & Reynolds Foundation: Funding for transportation services for seniors United Way: Support for home-delivered and congregate-site kosher meals and unrestricted gifts from the Combined Federal Campaign Vectren: Support for the food pantry The Miriam Siegel Marks Professional Development Fund Gordon Matthews Camp Scholarship Dorothy B. Moyer Young Leadership Sarah L. & Gerald S. Office, Sr. Youth Recognition Fund Goldie Ornstein Covenant House Past Presidents’ Fund Philips Building Fund Dorothee Ryterband Continuity Dorothee Ryterband CRC Lawrence & Laurie Schear Dr. Lee C. Scherberg Benjamin R. Shaman Community Relations Dorothy & Harold Shane JCC Multigenerational Lounge Harold Shane Senior Cultural Arts Leo Shapiro Leisure Times Memorial Fund Florence Shapiro Education Robert A. Shapiro Jewish Education Robert A. Shapiro Senior & Volunteer Rose and Sam Shulman Special Needs Philip and Thelma Sokol Annual Concert in Memory of Jack M. And Rosalie M. Stone Eugene Thal Covenant House Dr. Allan Wasserman Young Leadership Fan & Herman Weisman Art & Physical Fitness Herta G. and Egon F. Wells Children’s Fund Joan & Peter Wells Family, Children & Youth Harry and Frank Weprin BBYO Scholarship Ann Wool Memorial Larry & Leonore Zusman Entertainment B’nai Tzedek Youth Philanthropy Funds Adam Bloom B’nai Tzedek Fund Rachel Bloom B’nai Tzedek Fund Addison Caruso B’nai Tzedek Fund Ahuva Fox B’nai Tzedek Fund Malka Fox B’nai Tzedek Fund Tzvi Fox B’nai Tzedek Fund Melissa Frydman B’nai Tzedek Fund Jack Fuchsman B’nai Tzedek Fund Zachary Halpern B’nai Tzedek Fund Riley Jacobs B’nai Tzedek Fund Levi Johnson B’nai Tzedek Fund Jaclyn Nicole Pavlofsky B’nai Tzedek Fund Taylor Rhodes B’nai Tzedek Fund Libby Schear B’nai Tzedek Fund Ari Vandersluis B’nai Tzedek Fund Supporting Foundations Beerman Family Eugene Joffe Family Supporting Organization Schriber Family Supporting Organization Unrestricted Funds Anonymous Morris E. Friedman Abe and Florence Garlikov Letters Of Intent Judy Abromowitz Rita Z. Cline Bernard Goldman Deborah Goldenberg Ronnie Harlan Robert Heuman Ralph Heyman Mildred Kottler Milton A. Marks Bernard Rabinowitz Betty & Russell Remick Dr. Nathaniel Ritter Mr. and Mrs. William Semmelman Oscar Soifer Aleksandar Svager Edward Zawatsky 2009 FOUNDATION COMPETATIVE GRANT AWARDS Tala Arnovitz Fund: DJCC’s Grandparents Circle Vicky & Robert Heuman College Scholarship Award 2007-2008: Blayne Goldwasser Wolfe Marcus Travel to Israel: Sarah Mangel The Joan and Peter Wells Family, Children and Youth Endowment 2007 Award: DJCC Children’s Theatre Program *Of Blessed Memory
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