CARING FOR THE COMMUNITY, ONE FAMILY AT A TIME

 CARING FOR THE COMMUNITY,
ONE FAMILY AT A TIME
Serving People of All
Races, Religions,
and Ethnic Origins
Since 1941.
JEWISH FAMILY & CHILDREN’S SERVICES OF SOUTHERN ARIZONA, INC.
2008 ANNUAL REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY
Building a Future
In 2008 JFCS became a leaner but more focused agency, able to serve the
social and behavioral health needs of our community as the country started
to realize the depths of the financial crisis. Last year, JFCS intake staff began to
see greater socio-economic diversity as people previously able to meet their
own needs lost jobs and had to request help from our emergency financial
assistance programs. The Jack J. and Gary I. Sarver Counseling Center also
saw increasing numbers as therapists and counselors worked to help people
cope with the emotional strain of the burgeoning financial crisis.
Not all of our work focused on sustaining families through the financial
crisis. We also promoted children’s health and well being, ensured a life
of independence and dignity for seniors and people with disabilities,
strengthened the lives of adults in our community and engaged the general
community through our education and community service programs.
Our work in 2008 not only points to the dedication and skill of our board and
staff alike, but it also points to an increase in demand for JFCS’ services. As the
year came to a close, it became clear that the economy would hold financial
uncertainty for some time to come. The one thing we can be certain of is that,
as the economy finds its way to recovery, the demand for our services will
increase even as the resources to provide those services decrease.
That’s why your support is so important to us. Of course, our clients need your
generous and continued financial support, but we all need your steadfast
and enthusiastic support of our efforts to make ourselves financially selfsufficient. In this report, you’ll see that in 2008, as in years past, JFCS was
heavily dependent on government grants and contracts. For the future, our
goal is to diversify our funding and work our way towards a financial future
over which we have more control. We are confident that, with your support,
we can build on our 67 years of success. We can build a JFCS so enduring
that it will be able to serve the needs of the Tucson community well into
the future.
Thank you for all you’ve done to support us and our clients in 2008.
Bruce S. Beyer
Chair of the JFCS Board of Directors
2007-08 JFCS BOARD OF DIRECTORS
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Bruce S. Beyer, Chair
Elizabeth Weiner-Schulman, Chair Elect
Bob Kivel, Treasurer
Jill Rich, Secretary
Lanie Constable, Vice Chair
Bert Falbaum, Vice Chair
Larry Leiken, Vice Chair
Peter Marcus, Vice Chair
Stuart Ulanoff, Vice Chair
Ronald Kolker, M.D., Immediate Past Chair
GENERAL MEMBERSHIP
Gloria Alvillar
Harold Bongarten
David Furmanski
Arthur Goldberg
Jeff Goldberg
Rachael Goldwyn
Donald Jeck, M.D.
Marcelle Joffe
Katherine Leonard
Alan I. Levenson, M.D.
Douglas B. Levy
Fern Marmis
Michael Miron
Terry Allen Perl
Frank Pilmar
Nancy Robertson
Jill Rosenzweig
Henry Ruth
Gerry Sapin
Betty Anne Sarver
Andy Seleznov
Holly Shenitzer
Phillip Tor
Linda Tumarkin
Elliott J. Weiss
Wendy Weiss
Ruth Zales
HONORARY LIFE MEMBERS
Marsha Cohen
Jeffrey Katz
Ruth Kolker
Fern Marmis
DIRECTOR FOR LIFE
Irene Sarver
EXECUTIVE STAFF
Jane Singer, Chief Operating
Officer, Interim President &
Chief Executive Officer
Louis Ciurca,
Chief Financial Officer
Carol Sack,
Chief Development Officer
CONTENTS
SUSTAINING FAMILIES IN CRISIS
2
2008 FINANCIAL INFORMATION
8
PROMOTING CHILDREN’S HEALTH
AND WELL BEING
3
DONORS & FUNDERS
SUPPORTING OUR COMMUNITY
10
ENSURING INDEPENDENCE FOR
SENIORS AND PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES
TRIBUTES
13
4
STRENGTHENING ADULT LIFE
6
ENGAGING THE COMMUNITY
7
MISSION
STATEMENT
Jewish Family & Children’s Service
is a non-profit agency dedicated to
providing social and educational
services to people of all ages, religions
and ethnic origins in Southern
Arizona. Our goals are to strengthen
family life, foster individual selfsufficiency and promote improved
social and economic conditions in the
Jewish and general community. In
devoting ourselves to the achievement
of these goals, we are guided by
the Jewish values of tikkun olam
(repairing the world), tzedakah (just
and charitable deeds)
and chesed (loving kindness).
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SUSTAINING
FAMILIES IN CRISIS
JFCS helps strengthen the bonds of family by
creating peace and harmony in the home through
our family centered support and counseling
programs. By strengthening the bonds of family
life, we believe we can strengthen the bonds
that hold our community together. Last year we
helped Tucson families through …
Families in Recovery
Succeeding Together (Families FIRST)
JFCS provided case management, counseling and substance-abuse
diversion to support and rebuild families in the Arizona Child
Protective Services system. JFCS collaborated with Our Family and
the Community Partnership of Southern Arizona to serve Tucson
families through this program.
“We just came from Bosnia
and didn’t know who could
help us with paying rent
after my husband lost his job.
Thank you for helping us keep
our home for our baby.”
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Gesher: Creating Family Harmony
Gesher provided counseling and support services for divorced,
blended or single-parent Jewish families. The program served as a
bridge to help these families access services and fully participate in
the Jewish community.
Let’s End Abusive Households (LEAH)
LEAH, our domestic violence prevention program for Jewish
individuals and families who have been affected by domestic
abuse, provided intensive therapy and counseling for these families
who might have otherwise suffered in silence. LEAH also provided
education, information and referral, and advocacy for those Jewish
individuals and families who experienced domestic abuse issues.
Teen Parent Mentor Program
The Teen Parent Mentor Program helped keep pregnant and parenting
teens, ages 12 to 21 from spiraling into poverty and depression.
Stable adult mentors provided emotional support and guidance
and modeled healthy parenting skills. New teen mothers learned to
positively manage the challenges of parenthood and gain the skills
necessary for them and their children to thrive.
Refugee Resettlement
JFCS Refugee Resettlement program welcomed to our country
individuals and families from across the globe and helped settle
them in their new homes. Through the program, refugees acquired
housing, transportation, medical care, and assistance in their
dealings with the US State Department. Refugees also received career
counseling and employment placement services.
At JFCS we believe that when we ensure the health and well being
of all children, we ensure the health and well being of our entire
community. Through our family focused programs we help meet
the social and behavioral health needs of our youngest clients,
teens and their families. In 2008 …
Child & Adolescent Traumatic Stress Services (CATSS)
CATSS provided trauma-related treatment and counseling for children and adolescents and
their families, targeting depression, anxiety, externalized and sexualized behaviors, and
feelings of shame and mistrust. As well CATSS taught parents and other primary caregivers
skills to help them help the children in their care. Through its community curriculum,
CATSS trained clinicians in juvenile trauma treatment and trained first responders, schools,
community members and parents in recognizing the signs and symptoms of traumatic stress.
CATSS is a member of the National Child Traumatic Stress Network.
Embracing Challenges, Creating Opportunities (ECCO)
ECCO provided individual, group and family therapy to children ages 13 to 18 who struggle
with substance use and abuse. ECCO increased the capacity of our young clients to identify
and manage the signs of risk that will lead to substance use, and taught them the skills that
will prevent further use.
Project Safe Place
Started in 1998, Project Safe Place drew on resources from throughout the community to heal
girls and young women, ages 8 to 18, who have been sexually, physically and/or emotionally
abused. Project Safe Place also worked with the families of its clients to ensure that the
young women have a safe and supportive environment in which to recover from abuse. JFCS
partnered with volunteer mentors from the community, Southern Arizona Center Against
Sexual Assault, the juvenile and family court systems and Arizona Child Protective Services in
its fight against all forms of child abuse.
PROMOTING
CHILDREN’S HEALTH
& WELL BEING
“After my friend died,
I thought I would never
be myself again. I had many
fears and I was sad. I learned
many techniques in CATSS
[Child & Adolescent Traumatic
Stress Services] to cope with my
fear, and I will always remember
what I learned and teach it
to kids that need help.”
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ENSURING INDEPENDENCE
FOR SENIORS AND PEOPLE
WITH DISABILITIES
“Respite services have been a God-sent
blessing for my daughter and me. Due to
respite, we can keep Dad living with us.”
JFCS offers an array of services to help older people and people with disabilities live as vibrantly and independently as possible. We offer counseling,
homemaker services and case management so we can address the needs of all our clients, whether they need minimal or comprehensive assistance.
Often with age comes disability, and JFCS is structured so that our older adult services dovetail with our services for people with physical and
cognitive disabilities of all ages. Our services for people with disabilities include the Irving Greenfield Tucson Loan Chest and several fiduciary
services. Last year, we helped seniors and people with disabilities live a full and meaningful life through the following programs:
Mental and Behavioral Health Services
JFCS provided individual counseling sessions both in the clinical setting and in the home to clients
who are older or who have disabilities. JFCS also offered several support groups for socialization
and therapeutic purposes.
Case Management
JFCS case management services offered a continuum of care for older individuals and people with
developmental disabilities who are substantially limited in their ability to care for themselves.
Case managers assisted clients with everything from procuring medical and other professional
and government services to fulfilling the basic tasks of daily living to enhancing client quality of
life through social activities and well visits. JFCS case managers understand the desires and needs
of clients and their families and work to ensure that those desires and needs are respected.
Respite Services
JFCS provided respite services to families and caregivers who have the responsibility of 24-hour
caregiving for older adults and people with disabilities. Additionally, JFCS created and distributed
a family caregiver resource manual to provide additional guidance and support to those nonprofessionals charged with 24-hour caregiving duties.
Homemaker Services
To ensure that as many people as possible could continue to live with dignity in their own homes,
JFCS offered help with basic housekeeping tasks. This service supported older adults in the Jewish
and broader community with special attention given to Holocaust Survivors.
Holocaust Survivor Program
The Holocaust Survivor Program provided a holistic approach in meeting the needs of Pima
County’s Holocaust Survivor population. Grounded in the belief that care of the body, mind and
spirit are essential for physical and mental well being, the program provided Survivors with
case management, group meetings, counseling, emergency assistance funds, assistance with
Holocaust Claims Conference applications and survivor advocacy. In coordination with Tucson’s
religious and secular communities, the program sought to enhance Survivors’ quality of life,
while helping them maintain their independence, dignity and self-respect. Our philosophy,
when working with Holocaust Survivors is to respect the past while offering new and positive
experiences that will coexist with the old.
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“The [Irving Greenfield Tucson] Loan Chest gave me freedom.”
The Irving Greenfield Tucson Loan Chest
The Irving Greenfield Tucson Loan Chest rented and sold new and refurbished durable medical equipment such as wheelchairs, bedside
commodes and walkers. A sliding fee scale allowed low-income, uninsured and underinsured individuals and families to access needed
equipment. IGTLC clients include people who need help regaining mobility after medical procedures, people who need accommodations for
permanent physical disabilities and people who want to age independently in their homes and need assistive equipment to do so.
Guardianship Services
JFCS served as the legal guardian for those of our clients who are unable to care for themselves and have no one else to care for
them. Our dedicated and compassionate guardianship staff adhere to the highest ethical standards in carrying out their special duties
to those under our care.
Pooled Trust Services
JFCS administered the only pooled trust in the entire state of Arizona. Through a pooled trust, individuals who would qualify
for public benefits but for the one-time receipt of a substantial amount of money, are able to receive or maintain their
benefits. Through this program, JFCS clients were able to continue receiving public benefits for their essential needs and
still use their other assets for special or supplemental needs.
Fiduciary Services
In addition to our guardianship and pooled trust services, JFCS offered a broad range of other
fiduciary services including representative payee services to assist in bill paying and routine
financial tasks and the administration of special needs trusts. JFCS was also able to carry out some,
limited duties of conservatorship when they were in the best financial interests of the client and
no conservator had been appointed.
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STRENGTHENING
ADULT LIFE
JFCS has developed expertise in services for children, seniors and people with disabilities, but
the vast majority of our clients are still typical adults in need of a little assistance navigating
life’s rough patches. Last year JFCS helped strengthen adult life with its counseling and financial
assistance programs.
Emergency Financial Assistance
JFCS kept people in our community from becoming homeless,
going hungry or foregoing medical care by offering limited
emergency financial assistance and food relief. We served the
Jewish community through the Tucson Jewish Relief Fund, and
offered the same assistance to members of the general community
through our Basic Needs program.
Financial Literacy
“Knowing that JFCS services
are there for us has really been
a bright note for both of us.
Your show of kindness and
caring has been a light in
our lives.”
JFCS offered a financial literacy series through which clients
learned basic personal finance skills such as household budgeting,
opening and maintaining bank accounts, and bill-paying. Clients
completed financial literacy training as a component of receiving
emergency financial assistance.
Case Management
JFCS provided case management to Jewish and non-Jewish
individuals and families in financial crisis. Through case
management, JFCS provided referrals to appropriate agencies for
other emergency assistance with food, shelter and overdue bills.
Mental & Behavioral Health Services
Through its Jack J. & Gary I. Sarver Counseling Center, JFCS provided
a wide spectrum of counseling services to help clients cope with
life’s challenges including depression, anxiety, traumatic life
events like death and divorce, domestic violence and substance
abuse. A sliding fee scale allowed JFCS to serve those with
limited resources or insurance. JFCS counselors and therapists
have specific expertise in helping our senior citizens and people
who are developmentally disabled as well as in helping domestic
violence victims and offenders.
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CHAI Circle: Cancer, Healing &
Inspiration for Jewish Women
CHAI Circle provided education, mentoring, socialization,
spirituality, and support within a Jewish context to Jewish
women who are battling cancer or are cancer survivors. CHAI
Circle empowered women within the Jewish community to be
active and informed cancer survivors in their healing of mind,
body and spirit.
Jewish Addiction Support Services (JASS)
Within the context of Jewish spiritual and cultural values, JASS
supported and educated Jewish individuals and families struggling
with the use or abuse of alcohol and other drugs. The JASS
program is based on and works similarly to the Jewish Alcoholics,
Chemically Dependent Persons, and Significant Others program.
JFCS’ core value of healing the world through loving kindness and good deeds comes across clearly through our community projects. JFCS works
with synagogues, churches, businesses and individual volunteers to ensure that families in our community do not go without those little things
that make life joyous. JFCS also helps heal the world by ensuring that our social and behavioral health professionals have access to affordable
continuing education. Last year, our community projects included…
Holiday Food & Gift Card Drives
JFCS worked with local congregations and members of the
community to collect kosher food items so that members of the
Jewish community experiencing financial hardship could celebrate
the Thanksgiving holiday in accordance with their religious and
cultural traditions. As well, JFCS collected gift cards to big box
retailers so that limited income families could purchase clothes,
food or other gifts to celebrate Christmas or Hannukah.
Elizabeth “Betty” Brook Institute
for Continuing Education (ICE)
The mission of the Elizabeth “Betty” Brook Institute for Continuing
Education (ICE) is to meet, at a reasonable cost, the continuing
educational and supervisory needs of those who serve others.
Because the ultimate beneficiaries of the Institute are those served
by seminar participants, the goal of ICE is to help create the best
educated, most informed and skilled human service professionals
possible.
ENGAGING THE
COMMUNITY
Matza & More Passover Project
For over 40 years JFCS has been providing the supplies needed
for Jewish families who would otherwise be unable to enjoy
Passover Seders. The Matza & More Passover Project is our largest
community service program, drawing support from synagogues,
secular community groups, businesses and scores
of individual volunteers who packaged and
delivered Passover baskets filled with all the
essential items for a Seder.
“Thank you for providing a
kosher turkey for our
Thanksgiving dinner.
Your mitzvah was a
blessing for our family.”
When you volunteer with JFCS you support our
mission to serve the community. If you would
like to volunteer or to participate in one of our
community projects, please contact Jennifer
Power at (520) 795-0300 ext. 2212.
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2008
FINANCIAL
INFORMATION
ASSETS
2008
2007
Current Assets:
Cash and Cash Equivalents
$
Investments
54,778
$
200,263
1,242,708
1,627,821
Contracts Receivable, Net
265,092
365,710
Accounts and Grants Receivable, Net
126,425
183,732
Pledges Receivable, Net
21,462
25,000
Prepaid Expenses and Other Assets
55,365
26,588
1,765,830
2,429,114
170,453
121,951
919,549
1,011,142
Total Current Assets
Assets Limited as to Use:
Amounts Held for Others
Property and Equipment, Net
Total Assets
$
2,855,832
$
3,562,207
LIABILITIES
Current Liabilities:
Line of Credit Payable
Accounts Payable
Accrued Wages and Vacation
Deferred Revenue
Other Liabilities
Total Current Liabilities
Amounts Held for Others
Total Liabilities
$
-
85,000
40,639
178,884
230,335
212,509
13,017
4,225
9,275
8,398
293,266
489,016
170,453
121,951
463,719
$
610,967
NET ASSETS
Unrestricted
Available for Operations
176,175
129,819
Board Designated
194,401
522,162
Expended on Property and Equipment
919,549
1,011,142
1,290,125
1,663,123
Total Unrestricted Net Assets
Restricted
Temporary
54,750
240,879
Permanent
1,047,238
1,047,238
2,392,113
2,951,240
Total Net Assets
Total Liabilities and Net Assets
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$
2,855,832
$
3,562,207
Temporarily
Restricted
Unrestricted
Permanently
Restricted
Total 2008
(12 months)
Total 2007
(9 months)
REVENUES AND OTHER SUPPORT:
Government Contracts
Federal
$
487,105
$
-
$
-
$
487,105
$
612,014
State
989,005
-
-
989,005
787,490
Local
432,452
-
-
423,452
397,418
1,899,562
-
-
1,899,562
1,796,922
647,210
86,437
-
733,647
461,305
-
-
-
-
12,538
JFSA Annual Campaign
176,013
-
-
176,013
194,116
Program Service Fees
629,020
-
-
629,020
507,221
(246,071)
286
-
(245,785)
117,390
49,520
-
-
49,520
2,704
(703)
-
-
(703)
8,331
Other Loss
-
-
-
-
(43,368)
Insurance Proceeds
-
-
-
-
21,313
272,852
(272,852)
-
-
-
3,427,403
(186,129)
-
3,241,274
3,078,472
2,946,848
-
-
2,946,848
3,045,904
Management and General
652,907
-
-
652,907
381,568
Fundraising
200,646
-
-
200,646
140,060
3,800,401
-
-
3,800,401
3,567,532
(372,998)
(186,129)
-
(559,127)
(489,060)
1,663,123
240,879
1,047,238
2,951,240
3,440,300
Total Government Contracts
Contributions and Grants
In-Kind Donations
Investment Income (loss), Net
Other Income
Gain (loss) on Sale of Equipment
Net Assets Released from Restrictions
Total Revenue and Other Support
EXPENSES:
Program Services
Total Expenses
Decrease in Net Assets
Net Assets, Beginning of Year, as Restated
Net Assets, End of Year $
1,290,125 $
54,750 $
1,047,238 $
2,392,113 $
2,951,240
The complete audited 2008 financial statements are available at our Main Office. Please contact (520) 795-0300 x2237.
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DONORS
& FUNDERS
SUPPORTING OUR
COMMUNITY
$10,000 to $14,999
Paul & Alice Baker
Michael & Beth Kasser
Tucson Medical Center Foundation
$5,000 to $9,999
Fox Theatre
The Gordon Foundation
Pima County Attorney
Barry & Janet Lang
Steven A. Lightman Family Foundation
Long Realty Cares Foundation
Mazon
James & Jill Rich*
Dr. Herschel & Jill Rosenzweig*
The Timmons Foundation
$2,500 to $4,999
Bruce* & Donna Beyer
Irving Foundation
Jerry Timan Memorial Donor Advised Fund
Dr. Ronald* & Ruth Kolker**
Dr. Alan Levenson* & Linda Nadell
Lexus of Tucson
The Stocker Foundation
From the estate of Lotte Reyersbach, of blessed memory
From the estate of Peter Hirsch, of blessed memory
3
From the estate of Irving Greenfield, of blessed memory
4
Of Blessed Memory
* 2008 Member of the Board
** Honorary Life Member
*** Director for Life
1
2
$100,000+
Community Partnership of
Southern Arizona
Jewish Federation of Southern Arizona
Pima County
Lotte Reyersbach1
State of Arizona
United States Department of
Health & Human Services
$50,000 to $99,000
City of Tucson
Jewish Conference on Material Claims
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$25,000 to $49,999
Ella Hirsch2
United Way of Southern Arizona
$15,000 to $24,999
Bank of America Charitable Foundation
Diamond Family Philanthropies
Kenneth Eich
Jewish Community Foundation
The Milton and Tamar Maltz Family Foundation
Jane Singer3
Tohono O’odham Nation
$1,000 to $2,499
Anonymous
Bank of Tucson
Ted Earle & Gloria Alvillar*
Emergency Medicine Associates
Bert* & Peggy Falbaum
Gerald4 & Marion Gendell
Dr. Arthur* & Ann Goldberg
Jeff* & Donna Goldberg
Howard4 & Rachael Goldwyn*
Gen. Maurice & Elizabeth Halper
Dr. Herbert Jalowsky & Shelley O’Brien
Dr. Donald* & Eleanor Jeck
Dr. Leonard & Marcelle* Joffe
The Junior League of Tucson
Douglas* & Nanci Levy
Bonnie Kay
Robert* & Erica Kivel
Cary & Fern Marmis**
David & Janice Meltzer
Pepper Viner Homes
Frank* & Carol Pilmar
Evie Pozez
Ruthann Pozez
John & Nancy Robertson*
Betty Anne Sarver*
Irene Sarver***
Steven Schulman &
Elizabeth Weiner Schulman*
Andrew* & Pamm Seleznov
Dr. Sylvain & Carole Sidi
Irving Silverman
Target Corporation
Phillip Tor*
Gerald & Linda Tumarkin*
Stuart* & Susan Ulanoff
Elliott* & Wendy Weiss*
Ruth Zales*
$500 to $999
Dr. Terry Alston & Lois Manowitz
Anonymous
Harold* & Bryna Bongarten
Peter & Lanie* Constable
Len & Doris Coris
Sarah Downie
Evergreen Mortuary & Cemetery
Joseph & Frances Fleisher
Neil Freund
Linda Friedman
David Furmanski*
Robert Greenberg
Dr. Lewis Hamburger
Howard & Muriel Katz
Dr. Steven & Marta Ketchel
Kitay Family Foundation
Dr. Frederick & Sharon Klein
Paul Koegel
Joseph Konowiecki
Ed Kunkel
Andrew & Linda Kunsberg
Stuart & Mindi Kuper
Larry* & Gail Leiken
Aaron & Katherine Leonard*
Dr. Lori Levine
Michael* & Helene Miron
Maurice & Gail Mordka
National Bank of Arizona
Northern Trust Bank of Arizona
Martha & Terry Allen Perl*
Phillips-Van Heusen Company
Pitt Family Philanthropic Fund
Efrem Potts
Henry Ruth & Deborah Mathieu
William & Martha Sampson
Gerry* & Linda Sapin
Sharla Shane
Steven & Holly Shenitzer*
Ted & Marilyn Sherman
Dr. Richard & Judith Skrill
Ronald & Marian Sivitz
Richard & Kathy Spreiser
Alan Stein & Terry Sue Holpert
Sandra Stein
Noah & Abigail Tolby
Tucson Electric Power Company
Les & Susan Wallach
Thomas Warne
Dr. Manuel & Nina Zimmerman
$250 to $499
Able Electric Company
Jack Alexander
Anonymous
Antigone Books
Frank & Mary Lou Aries
Jonathan & Karen Aries
Dr. Morton & Ruth Aronoff
Robin & LaDonna Aronoff
Alain & Barrett Avigdor
Rahmat & Sima Aziz
Howard & Barbara Barron
Richard & Sherry Belkin
Yitzak Ben-Zvi
Dr. Paul Berg
Barbara Berger Hanft
Robert Bernstein
Saul & Renee Blaustein
Dr. Nathaniel & Suzanne Bloomfield
Gerald & Rena Blum
Esther Blumenfeld
Alan Brass
Burtnside Lodge
CBIZ Benefits & Insurance Services
Dr. Charles & Marilyn Caplan
Albert & Lola Chatinsky
Dr. Jay & Betty Citrin
Dr. Mariam Cohen & Barry Schnur
Dr. Jack & Joan Cole
John & Rebecca Crow
Alan & Helen Dankwerth
Moshe Dror & Malcah Yaeger-Dror
Martin & Marsha Drozdoff
Fred & Margie Edson
Elle, A Wine Country Restaurant
Dr. David & Julia Engelsberg
Julian Ettelson
Jerome & Elayne Feder
Carol Feifer
Leroy & Bobbie Feig
Burton Feldman & Janis Jenks
Hon. Stanley & Norma Feldman
Hon. Norman & Marjorie Fenton
Danny Gasch & Dr. Janis Wolfe
Melvin & Barbara Gerstenfeld
Marvin Gettner
Dr. Ira & Leslee Gluck
Phyllis Goodman
Philip Goorian
Richard Gordon
Norman & Ruth Gosman
Dr. Michael Graham & Terry Fortunato
Ron & Margaret Gray
Dr. Craig & Lori Gross
Leslee Hippert
Sidney & Marsha Hirsh
Hotel Congress
Reba Hughes
Intuit Foundation
Dr. Ken & Mary Lou Iserson
Gary & Lisa Israel
Jeffrey & Rachel Jacobson
Marc & Anna Janezic
Dr. David & Tracy Jeck
Dr. Keith & Debora Kaback
Allan Kaplan
Pauline Kaplan
Ronald & Norma Karp
Dr. Daniel & Carol Karsch
Richard & Gladys Kenney
Ron & Judy Kessler
Gregory King
Sheldon King
Gary & Tandy Kippur
Judith Kirkland
Allen & Marianne Langer
Gerald & Anne Lapin
Emily Lazarus
Ronald Lehman & Susan Sobel
Stanley & Renaye Lehman
Dr. Lawrence Lincoln & Anne Taylor
Philip Lipman & Pamela Sutherland
Alfred & Joan Lipsey
Drs. Gary Love & Susan Reese-Love
William Lowenstein
Dr. Frank & Janet Marcus
Peter* & Cyd Marcus
Aubrey Mendelow
Warren & Denise Michaels
Dr. Otis Miller
Marilyn Montagne
Norbert & Edith Muhlrad
Sidney & Doris Nelson
David & Terri Polan
Rev. Aaron & Helen Polinsky
Mitch & Robin Pozez
George Radnothy
Dr. Edward & Lynda Rogoff
Leonard Rosenblum & Dr. Elka Eisen
Dr. David & Carol Rubin
Dr. Norman Rubin & Kathryn McGuire
Stuart & Sosan Salmon
Al Schechter
Seymour & Eleanor Schorr
Harold & Jeanette Segel
David & Deobrah Siegel
Dr. Arthur & Monica4 Silver
Harriet Silverman
Alan & Marilyn Speert
Aaron & Carol Starobin
Dr. Howard Steinberg & Alla Quint
Adolf Stern
Robert & Frances Suarez
Craig Sumberg
Dr. Earl & Lee Surwit
Temple Emmanu-El Mitzvah Corp
Lisa Ungar
William & Brenda Viner
Sherman & Celia Weitzmon
Dr. Kenneth & Sandra Wortzel
Renate Wyganski
$50 to $249
Larry Abrams
Vivian Ackerman
Dr. Howard & Joanne Adams
Dr. Kenneth Adler
Susan Adler
Phillip & Vicki Alberts
Dr. Kathy Altman
Anonymous
Dale & Jaye Arouty
The Bag Company
Jane Barton
Irving & Sylvia Bartz
Dr. Gary Becker
Adele Engel Behar
Marlys Beider
Don & Barbara Benjamin
Joan Bernstein
Milan & Rhoda Bier
Abraham & Dr. Deborah Blattstein
Joyce Bolinger
Charles Bolotin
Roberta Bracker
Toni Bravo
Stuart Brenner
Andrew & Sue Briefer
Broadway Proper
Robert Brody
Leslie Bromberg
Audrey Brooks
Randall Brookshier
Grimalda Broussard
Zachary & Joan Buchalter
Anita Burg
Leonard Bush
Patrick Butler
Paul Butler
Erin Callaghan
Esther Capin
Harlan & Felice Capin
Shelley Carton
Jennifer Cassius
Dr. Martin Castelbaum
Dan Cavett & Anne Fulton-Cavett
Dr. Paul Chorney
Arthur & Roberta Cohen
Ernest & Marsha Cohen**
Gary & Jenna Cohen
Leonard Cohen
Madeline Cohen
Morris & Lucille Cohen
Noah Cohen
Robert Cohen
Jeremy Cohn
Mordecai & Carol Colodner
Congregation Anshei Israel
Congregation Bet Shalom
Congregation Eshel Avraham
Congregation Or Chadash
Michael Conlin
Judith Coopersmith
Diane Cracovaner
David Cutillo
Kevin Dahl
Martin Damsky
Susan Daniels
Sidney & Clara Davidson
Jamila Davison
Desert Penguin Custom Framing
Jerome Diamond
Drs. Leonard & Myra Dinnerstein
Sylvia Dunkelman
Dr. Keith Dveirin & Julie Feldman
Dr. Milton & Anita Dworin
Morton Edberg
Eglin Cohen Architects, P.C.
Gene Einfrank
Seymour Einstein
Malvin Eisenberg
Sidney & Marilyn Eisenfeld
Charles & Andrea Elkins
Evan Ellison
Mark Elson
Leatrice Ennis
Robert & Ellen Estrin
Harvey & Deanna Evenchik
Dr. Lionel & Karen Faitelson
Edward & Fern Feder
Daniel & Cynthia Feig
Emmanuel Feldman
Irene Feldman
John Felman
Jonathan & April Fenton
Richard & Becki Fink
Finley Distributing Company
Cary & Judy Fishman
Dr. Roy & Sarah Frieden
Jerry Friedland
Fred Fruchthendler
Martin & Charlotte Galaid
Helen Garfinkle
Penny Gassan
Dr. Edward Gentile
Mona Gibson
Marvin & Jean Glassberg
Ted Glenn
Stuart & Louise Glogoff
James Godwin
Dr. George Goldberg
Jay & Elsa Goldberg
Larissa Goldman
Maralyn Goldstein
Michael Goode
Dr. Kenneth & Yetta Goodman
Mary Goodman
Lola Grabb
Wendy Graham
Bernard Green
Jonathan & Rachel Green
Lynn Greenawalt
Maxine Greenberg
Deborah Gregory
C.W. & Dina Gross
Marc & Suzan Gross
Brina Grusin
Fred & Sharon Guthrie
Eugene Hameroff
Handmaker Foundation
Donald Harris
Lewis & Esther Harris
Harriet Hason
Maxine Heiman
Joseph & Patricia Heller
Sidney & Lorraine Hellring
Renee Herskowitz
John & Natalie Hess
Mark Heyman
Naomi Hillel
Dr. Bill & Betty Hillman
Robert & Harriet Hirsch
Merrill & Terry Holpert
Dr. Joyce Honorof
Julie Horner-Wilson
Melisande Horowitz
Edward & Jone Hughes
Andrew Isaac
JFCS Staff, Department of Seniors and
People with Disabilities
Gloria Jacobs
Robert Jacobs
Borah & Judith Jacobskind
Dr. Michael Ray Jacobson
Ruth Jodon
Dr. Daniel & Michele Kahn
Harvey & Sylvia Kahn
Michael & Robin Sue Kaiserman
Lawrence & Ruth Kalisher
Harry4 & Paula Karchmer
Ted & Shirley Karnofsky
John & Sheri Karobonik
Andrew Kassman
Dr. Murray & Salli Katz
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Hershall & Carol Kaufman
Ralph Kaufman
Stella Kazmer
Susan Keller
Irwin Kirschbaum
Alvin & Janice Kivel
Karen Kivel
Ms. Barbara Kleiner
Claire Kolins
Julie Konigsberg
Alix Kowler
Dr. Boris & Billie Kozolchyk
Shaun Kozolchyk
Carl Krieger
Eve Kurtin
Abraham Kushner
Barbara LaWall
Abraham & Norma Lackow
Mirian Laev
Las Familias
Dr. Harry Lawrence
Martin Leibowitz
Harold Leinwand
David & Jackie Lester
Marvin Levey
Linda Levine
Michael Levine
Bertie Levkowitz
Tom & Rhoda Lewin
Fred Lewis
Bennett Lippel & Miriam Lippel-Blum
Dr. Edward & Mary Ellen Loebl
Robert & Charlotte Londer
Loucheim Foundation
Marvin & Jeanne Mandell
Richard Marimow
Art Martin
Gail Martin
Edith Michaelson
Nathan & Rhoda Miller
Ruth Miller
Sheila Miller
Joseph & Michelle Millstone
Sidney & Beverly Morgen
Mina Moskowitz
Marla Lynn Motove
Deanna Myerson
Nextrio
Rabbi Arthur & Betejoy Oleisky
Bernie & Betty Orman
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Howard Osharow
Frances Pakenham
Anne Parker
Patio Pools Philanthropic Fund
Howard & Melissa Pearce
Gary & Lori Pearlmutter
Dr. Eric Penner & Michelle Blumenberg
Laura Pinnas
Marvin & Louise Podkin
Jane Poliakoff
Ari Pozez
Benjamin Pozez
Richard Rasiej
Raytheon Company
Donna Richman
Arlene Rieber
Bart & Shirley Rochman
Arthur Rollin
Fay Roos
Carole Rosenzweig
Carol Rosner
Martha Rothman
Lowell & Anne Rothschild
Dr. Barnett & Helene Rothstein
Allan & Eileen Rotman
Myron Rottenstein
Neil & Maria Russakof
Dr. Karl Sachs
Carol Sack
Diane Sacks
Rabbi Richard & Lois Safran
Holly Sakariason
Marvin & Ruth Sakol
Dr. Arthur Sanders & Debra Huffman
Betsy Sandlin
Dr. Kenneth & Beverly Sandock
Dr. Louis & Phyllis Sandock
Carolyn Sanger
Dr. Sam & Karen Sato
Dr. Wayne Satten
Barbara Sattler
Dorothy Sayre
Esther Scher
Bob Schlanger
Paula Schlusberg
Chad Schneider
Ron Schneider
The Schneider Group
David Schwartz
Joan Schwartz
Robert & Diana Schwartz
Floyd & Jane Sedlmayr
Diane Servoss
Morton & Francine Shafton
Russell & Marilyn Shanas
Muriel Shandling
Isidore & Goldie Shapiro
Kathleen Sheridan
Eugene Sherman
Melvin Sherman
Robert & Susan Shrager
Harry & Frances Silver
William & Mary Singer
Steven Slaff
Jerel Slaughter & Nicole Slaughter-Yuan
Eugene Smith
Sylvia Smith
William Smith
Leonard & Lynn Snyder
Sanders & Ruth-Jean Solot
Karen Spalter
Stuart Spivack
Eileen Starr
Ronald Stearns
Annie Stein
Dr. Donald & Claire Stein
Mary Stein
Ralph & Rosalyn Stein
Jack & Irene Steindler
Kirsten Stephens
Alvin & Carol Stern
Jacob & Jean Stern
Dr. Burt & Melanie Strug
Barbara Sussman
Doris Tanz
James & Sally Taub
Dr. Marvin & Dinah Taub
Temple Emmanu-El
Jason Thorpe
Ethel Timan
Jeff Timan & Robyn Kessler
Mia Timan
Shirley Trepel Senofsky
David Trilling
Barry & Patricia Tucker
Anatoli Tumin
Fred Turim
Karen Uhlich
B. Vivante
Irene Watkins
Joan Weinman
Alan & Boni Weinstein
Allen & Claire Weinstein
Neil Weinstein
Ronald & Diane Weintraub
Angela Weir
Dr. Richard & Nancy Weiss
James Wezelman
Jayne Wezelman
Mary Wezelman
Harry & Audrey Wiesenfelder
Emilia Winczewski
Lawrence Wippman
David Wohl & Jean Braucher
Jerry Wolf
Charles & Karen Ann Woods
Dr. Samuel Yalkowsky
George & Lisa Youngerman
Izak Zamir
Gerald & Bette Zatuchni
Dr. Alan Zehngut
Werner Zimmt
Louis & Annette Zucker
Robert Zucker
Shirley Zuckerman4
In-Kind
Dan Bereck
Bert & Peggy Falbaum
Larsen Baker
Dr. Robert & Janice Leff
Kathy Nuzzo
John & Nancy Robertson
Peter & Cyd Marcus • Park & 22nd
Thank you to all those individuals who support us through
United Way payroll deductions and workplace giving programs
with Raytheon, the State of Arizona, City of Tucson, and Pima,
Maricopa and Yuma Counties.
We wish to recognize those individuals and organizations that
have joined us in our commitment to caring for our community.
This list reflects the cumulative contributions of $50 or more
made between October 1, 2007 and September 30, 2008.
If we have inadvertently omitted or misspelled your name,
please accept our apologies and notify us at 795-0300 x2238.
Thank you.
Many thanks to those who so generously donated by using our tribute cards.
You can extend even more meaningful congratulations or condolences when you send a JFCS tribute card. Upon receipt of your tribute donation, an attractive tribute card is immediately mailed from JFCS
to the person or family you are honoring. Alternatively, you can purchase tribute cards for $10 each and send them out when an occasion calls for special recognition. To honor someone with a donation
to JFCS, please call 795-0300 x2238.
The following people have made gifts to JFCS
in honor of someone very special:
Mary Alderman
Bruce & Donna Beyer
Joseph & Joyce Braziller
Dr. Martin Castelbaum
Martin & Charlotte Galaid
Hildreth Garb
Herbert Geiger
James Godwin
Larissa Goldman
Alan & Ann Hamburger
Renee Herskowitz
Naomi Hillel
Barbara Kleiner
Carl Krieger
Fred Lewis
Howard & Melissa Pearce
Holly Sakariason
Lisa Ungar
The following people have made gifts to JFCS
in memory of someone very special:
Dr. Terry Alston & Lois Manowitz
Paul D. Butler
Dr. Abe Chanin
Len & Doris Coris
Jamila Davison
Sylvia Dunkelman
Evergreen Mortuary & Cemetery
Dr. Arthur & Ann Goldberg
Dr. George Goldberg
Howard & Rachel Goldwyn
Lee Hilborne
Harvey & Sylvia Kahn
Dr. Steven & Marta Ketchel
Joseph Konowiecki
Dr. Boris & Billie Kozolchyk
Eve Kurtin
Martin Leibowitz
Larry & Gail Leiken
Peter & Cyd Marcus
Cary & Fern Marmis
Clayton Mathis
Sheila Miller
Michael & Helene Miron
Nextrio
Richard Rasiej
James & Jill Rich
John & Nancy Robertson
Alan & Eileen Rotman
Betty Anne Sarver
Irene Sarver
Al Schechter
The Schneider Group
Morton & Francine Shafton
Steve & Holly Shenitzer
Staff of Jewish Family & Children’s Service
Department of Services for Older & Disabled Persons
Gerald & Linda Tumarkin
David Trilling & Leah Mundell
Sheldon & Millicent Tuckman
Stuart & Susan Ulanoff
Catherine Warkala
Ronald & Diane Weintraub
Mary Wezelman
Louis & Annette Zucker
TRIBUTES
“Thank you for the contribution
made in my honor. It was kind of
you to remember me, and I will
be sure to remember my friends
and family with JFCS tribute
cards in the future.”
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