2019 Annual Community Report

41,322 lives touched

Healing Lives. Whatever It Takes. JFCS Governance Board of Directors* Immediate Past Chair Our Mission Paul E. Stander, M.D., MBA, Chair Janice Dinner, Vice Chair Carol A. Kern Jewish Family & Children’s Service (JFCS) Noel Williams, Secretary is a nonprofit, non- Vicki Cabot sectarian organization that strengthens the Marc Giannone Emeritus Board Members community by providing Pam Meyer Lenore Schupak behavioral health, Ken Miller healthcare and social Carol Seidberg services to all ages, faiths Ed Ober and backgrounds. Karen Owens *Listed members reflect fiscal year 2019 membership. Jeffrey Packer, D.O Our Vision Michael Seiden At JFCS, we hope for a Edna Sitelman, Ed.D future where families are strong, where our Richard Wolf elders are cared for and where children are safe. Our dedication to our mission is strengthened by our commitment to our core Jewish values that honor community and the continuity of the Executive Leadership Team generations. Lorrie Henderson, Ph.D., MBA, LCSW – President & CEO Jewish Values Gail Baer – Vice President of Philanthropic Services Mark Callesen, M.D. – Chief Medical Officer Kehila Building community Terrence Daniels – Chief Financial Officer Megan Lipman – Vice President of Quality Management & Compliance Tzedakah To do what is right Ellie Schwartzberg, LPC – Vice President of Older Adults & and just Jewish Community Services Tikkun Olam Linda Scott, MSW – Vice President of Child & Family Solutions Repairing the world Jessie Smith – Director of Information Technology Gemilut Chasadim Mary Jo Whitfield, MSW – Vice President of Integrated Health Acts of kindness DID YOU KNOW?

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A Message From JFCS Leadership

Imagine it is 1935. It was a frightening, uncertain time in Arizona, six years into the Great Depression. No end in sight. That year, Jewish Family & Children’s Service was founded by a courageous group of Jewish women who saw tremendous hardship in our community. Their vision laid the bedrock to create JFCS. Over the last 8 decades: • JFCS changed the face of child welfare in Arizona, • led the fight against child and domestic abuse, • and is now one of the largest social service providers in our state.

Today, JFCS serves all – every age, every faith, every background, helping our community be Healthy. Strong. Resilient.

Our clients live and breathe resilience every day. With your help, we are achieving our Lorrie Henderson, mission of healing lives. Because of you, in 2019, JFCS touched the lives of over 40,000 President & CEO individuals in Maricopa County.

JFCS recently opened our newest facility, the JFCS East Valley Healthcare Center. This continues our strategic initiative to provide integrated care to our clients, that is, both behavioral health and primary medical care in one location. The new JFCS East Valley Healthcare Center is double the size of our former Mesa clinic, and now able to serve over 6,000 patients in the East Valley. Along with our facilities in Phoenix and Glendale, the East Valley Healthcare Center marks JFCS’ third integrated care center in Maricopa County. Not too far into the future, we look forward to launching our fourth integrated care center with the expansion of our West Valley clinic.

Whether we know it or not; whether we see it or not, there are many among us who need help and healing. Most people turn to JFCS on their worst day – overwhelmed and vulnerable. But, because of you, over 40,000 individuals we served last year are working to become more healthy, strong and resilient, living full, independent lives of purpose Executive Leadership Team and dignity.

Lorrie Henderson, Ph.D., MBA, LCSW – President & CEO Our community is fortunate to have people like you, heroes like you, who help others bring light out of their darkness. Gail Baer – Vice President of Philanthropic Services Paul E. Stander, Governance Board Chair Mark Callesen, M.D. – Chief Medical Officer Healing Lives. Whatever It Takes. Terrence Daniels – Chief Financial Officer Megan Lipman – Vice President of Quality Management & Compliance Ellie Schwartzberg, LPC – Vice President of Older Adults & Jewish Community Services Linda Scott, MSW – Vice President of Child & Family Solutions Jessie Smith – Director of Information Technology Mary Jo Whitfield, MSW – Vice President of Integrated Health

DID YOU JFCS touched the lives of 41,322 individuals through our behavioral health, healthcare and social services agency-wide. KNOW? JFCS ANNUAL REPORT • 2019 | 2

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Maryvale Community’s Little Free Library at JFCS Michael R. Zent Healthcare Center

Families coming to the JFCS Michael R. Zent Healthcare Center are getting more than their medical needs met during their visit. They now have access to a Little Free Library located on-site. Little Free Library is a nonprofit organization that promotes neighborhood book exchanges. Book lovers are encouraged to drop off books at the Little Free Library and take one or two for your own personal reading pleasure. Through Little Free Library book exchanges, millions of books are exchanged each year and JFCS is proud to be a part of this important movement. It is a great way to connect with the community and increase access to books for readers of all ages and backgrounds.

Little Free Library at JFCS

The JFCS Center for Senior Enrichment’s Shabbat Program Expands

The newly renovated Palazzo means opportunities to enhance the programming at JFCS’ Center for Senior Enrichment. And one such program that has benefited is the weekly Shabbat program. What was once a 30-minute program with about 10 attendees is now a 60-minute program with more than 20 attendees each week. Attendees not only experience the elements of a traditional Shabbat service, but participate in lively discussions about the values of each week’s Torah portion and listen to and sing along to traditional music. As a result, more participants enjoy the warm and welcoming feeling of Shabbat joy along with active socialization.

Shabbat Program

VOLUNTEER More than 3,885 volunteer service hours were provided in the last WITH US year, valued at $98,795+.

3 | JFCS Annual Report • 2019 Glendale Healthcare Center’s Integrated Health Navigators Coordinate Access to Care for Clients

The Integrated Health Navigator team at the JFCS Glendale Healthcare Center is responsible for coordinating care for clients for both primary care and mental health services. The Center’s Integrated Health Navigators engage, educate, and offer support to individual clients, their family members and their caregivers to give them the best access to a timely and efficient treatment plan.

As a client advocate, the Navigators help explore options to resolving barriers that a client may have in receiving proper healthcare services. These barriers Integrated Health Navigators can include such things as access to other medical providers such as dentists that will accept the client’s insurance or offer their services at reduced rates. Transportation is often a barrier to accessing healthcare services and integrated health navigators will advocate with the client’s insurance company to cover the cost of transportation or find a community-based transportation option so the client that get to their scheduled appointments.

Specialists Trained in the “Triple P” Positive Parenting Program Seeing Success with Clients

The Triple P – Positive Parenting Program ® is a parenting and family support system designed to prevent – as well as treat – behavioral and emotional problems in children and teenagers. Youth and Family Specialists from the JFCS Glendale and Michael R. Zent Healthcare Centers were trained in this evidence-based parenting program. Client families can now obtain an individualized parent training program at home. In addition, one of the clinicians developed an “art and mindfulness” group for children when their parents visit JFCS for Triple P group sessions. This provides peace-of-mind for the parents so they don’t have to worry about childcare while parents have Positive Parenting Program appointments at JFCS. The children learn coping skills at the same time as their parents are learning parenting strategies.

98% 100% 100% of clients who completed a closure of seniors who received of the JFCS Prevention Program’s survey in Shelter Without Walls in-home care services maintained partnering schools ranked the reported that they were regaining independent living status. program as “excellent”. control of their lives.

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Glendale Healthcare Center I am so thankful for everything you have done for me.

A year and a half ago, I came to you broken and needed support and help. The support of my psychiatrist, case manager, therapist and Integrated Health Navigator has helped me cope with my issues. They have made suggestions for tools that I could use. And I took their advice, like eating right, exercising and making short-term goals. I had trouble meeting people. And now I am in a ceramic club, I go to my apartment’s amenities including gym and sauna, and I am going for walks with my baby Penny, my dog.

The important thing I learned was that I am worth something. Before, I was discarded throughout my life.

My therapist and navigator taught me how to respond to people. And how to feel more confident. I feel I have a brand new life and I am happy. The darkness has passed for now. But I will make every attempt to keep it that way. I take one day at a time. I am still working with JFCS. I know that with JFCS there will be support and encouragement with all my struggles.

Hospital Chaplaincy Program The JFCS Hospital Chaplaincy program provides peace-of-mind for worried parents, says Rabbi Michael Dubitsky.

A child was admitted to the hospital with severe intestinal pain and the family was having a very difficult time dealing with the child’s condition. After visiting with the child and the family, the family requested that I accompany them and their child prior to surgery and say a prayer before entering the operating room. After walking alongside the family to the elevator where the medical team would be taking the child to surgery, the family felt much calmer and more able to deal with the pending surgery.

HEALING LIVES 41,322 lives touched by JFCS in 2019.

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Coping Skills Group Joshua is a third grader who had angry outbursts, often during the school day. Teachers and other students did not know what would set him off. During recess or lunch the other students avoided interaction with Joshua because they were frightened of him.

Joshua joined the third grade Coping Skills group, part of JFCS’ Creating Peaceful Families in-school program, where he learned skills to help with his anger. Now, Joshua eats with his friends at school, takes the initiative to ask for help when he is feeling overwhelmed and recognizes his triggers/warning signs. The Coping Skills group has helped him become more successful both educationally and socially.

Healthy Living with Diabetes Workshop I don’t know where I would be without Jewish Family and Children’s Service. The team there really cares. My health was really declining. I felt like I was dying on the inside and out, and I gave up on myself. But the people at JFCS wouldn’t give up on me. I am very grateful for the team there, they work together as a group and that’s wonderful. I’ve been in Diabetes Class. They taught me how to eat, what not to eat and how much. I have learned so much because the tools they gave me worked. I want to thank all of you for helping me: Claudia, TJ, Carlisle, Andrea, Nikolina and so many other people at JFCS that care like the people at the front desk, those ladies are so sweet.

21,252 200 lives touched through our behavioral health and foster care teens are served at JFCS’ Real World social services agency-wide. 58% were children Job Development Program for education, life skills and teens. and work readiness.

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Lives 41,322 Touched

Caucasian Jewish Behavioral Hispanic American Indian Community Health Adults Black or or Alaska Native Children Services African & Teens Asian American Older Older Adult Child & Family Adults Services Solutions

Diversity* Generations* Core Programs 50% Caucasian 58% Children and Teens 51% Behavioral Health 36% Hispanic 36% Adults 25% Child & Family Solutions 11% Black or African American 6% Older Adults 20% Jewish Community Services <2% Asian 3% Older Adult Services <2% American Indian or Alaska Native

1,613 5,158 lives were touched by individuals and families Shelter Without Walls, received Hospital which serves survivors of Chaplaincy services domestic violence

3,885 9,366 volunteer service hours were clients received care or completed and valued at assistance from more than $98,795. Jewish Community Services

658 21,252 children and adults received individuals received holiday assistance Behavioral Health Services

7 | JFCS Annual Report • 2019 *Based on available data. FY 2019 JFCS Financial Statement for fiscal year ended September 30, 2019

Assets Current Assets 14,431,256 Long-Term Assets 17,140,918 Total Assets $31,572,174

Liabilities Support and Revenue Current Liabilities 3,040,271 Long-Term Liabilities 11,690,436 Total Liabilities $14,730,707

Net Assets Regional Unrestricted Net Assets 14,605,570 Behavioral Health Net Assets with Donor Restrictions 2,235,897 Authority Total Net Assets $16,841,467

Special Events TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $31,572,174 Other Sojourner Center (Affiliated Subsidiary) Arizona Department Investment Income of Child Safety Management Services Statement of Activities Arizona Charitable Tax Credit Support & Revenue Jewish Federation of Program & Third Party Regional Behavioral Health Authority 35,948,062 70% Greater Phoenix Grants - Foundations & Arizona Department of Child Safety 4,687,842 9% City, School District, Other Corporations Arizona Charitable Tax Credit 545,761 1% Government Contracts Jewish Federation of Greater Phoenix 357,138 1% Contributions - Individual & Donor Advised Funds Grants - Foundations & Corporations 758,220 2% Contributions - Individual & Donor Advised Funds 336,035 1% City, School District, Other Government Contracts 417,533 1% Program & Third Party 1,106,389 2% Management Services 24,882 0% Investment Income 69,118 0% Sojourner Center (Affiliated Subsidiary) 5,832,729 11% Other 672,019 1% Special Events 378,699 1% Total Support & Revenue 51,134,428 100% Expense by Program Expense by Program & Affiliates Integrated Health 31,267,251 61% Child & Family Solutions 5,052,459 10% Older Adults Services 867,290 1% Jewish Community Services 360,235 1% Management Sojourner Center (Affiliated Subsidiary) 4,622,722 9% Services & Other Fundraising 1,672,453 3% Management Services & Other 7,558,926 15% Total Expense by Program 51,401,335 100% Fundraising

Unrestricted 14,605,570 87% Sojourner Temporarily Restricted 2,235,898 13% Center Total Change in Net Assets 16,841,468 100% Integrated Health Jewish Services Community Child & Family Expense Summary Services Solutions Program Services 42,169,960 82% Administration 7,558,929 15% Older Adults Services Fundraising 1,672,455 3% Total Expense 51,401,344 100%

JFCS Annual Report • 2019 | 8 JFCS Annual Report 2019 | Friends of JFCS

Matthew Steinway, Svetlana Reznikova- Diana Suchoff; Gail & Ed Ober Steinway, & Carla Stark (left to right) Brighter Tomorrow Luncheon (left to right) Brighter Tomorrow Luncheon

Carmen & Michael Blank ASU President Dr. Michael Crow; Howard & Vicki Cabot Brighter Tomorrow Luncheon (left to right) Brighter Tomorrow Luncheon

Wells Fargo Volunteers • 9 | JFCS Annual Report 2019 Backpack Drive JFCS Annual Report 2019 | Friends of JFCS

Sharon & Garry Shuster Jennifer and Steve Rabin Family Friends of Distinction JFCS Supporters Family Friends of Distinction Family Friends of Distinction Family Friends of Distinction

Gentlemen Enjoying Leisure Mercy Care Volunteers Blue Cross Blue Shield Volunteers (GEL) Backpack drive Backpack drive Backpack drive

It’s A Wrap! Supporters It’s A Wrap! Supporters It’s A Wrap! Supporters

Creative Aging Class Transition to Adulthood Center for Senior Enrichment Belly Dancing and Beyond! Participants Graduates Rosh Hashanah Luncheon

JFCS Annual Report • 2019 | 10 LIFETIME MEMBERS Carol & Ken Seidberg Arizona Behavioral Health Corporation - ABC As of December 31, 2019 State of Arizona - Arizona Basic Needs Collaborative Criminal Justice Commission Judy & Peter Brandeis Family Luminary The Robert I. Sweet Charitable Remainder Trust Alice* & Peter Buseck ($1,000,000+) Wells Fargo Vicki & Howard Cabot J.E. & Z.B. Butler Foundation Barbara && Barry Zemel Century Link Jewish Federation of Greater Phoenix Anonymous (2) Rupa & Kote Chundu Valley of the Sun United Way Priscilla & Louis Cohen Family Champion Francine Coles Family Pacesetter ($50,000+) CopperPoint Insurance Companies ($500,000+) ABLE Financial Group Cox Charities Area Agency on Aging Avon Foundation for Women Creative Women of Pinnacle Peak, Inc. Arizona Community Foundation Daron & Ron* Barness Dickinson Wright PLLC Jewish Community Foundation of Cardinals Charities Janice & Dean Dinner Greater Phoenix Cheryl & Robert* Carr DMB Associates Inc. Lubin-Lorsch Family City of Glendale/Glendale From the Heart Diane & John Eckstein Molly Blank Fund of The Arthur M. Blank Executive Council Charities Emergency Food and Shelter Program Family Foundation Jeff Flancer Fenway XV, LLC. Virginia G. Piper Charitable Trust Flancer’s Cheryl & Jeffrey Fine Marcia & Norman* Goodman Tuni Flancer Family Visionary Anita & Jerome Gutkin Flex Print, Inc. ($250,000+) The Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold Foundation APS Foundation, Inc. Meri & Steven* Friedman Arizona Republic/azcentral Season for Sharing The Philip and Judith Hirsch Susan and Jay Fruchtman BHHS Legacy Foundation Charitable Remainder Trust Pnina Levine & Alan Gold Carmen & Michael Blank & Family Iva and Larry Hirsch Lawrence & Iva Hirsch Child Abuse Prevention License Plate Program J.W. Kieckhefer Foundation The Philip and Judith Hirsch Charitable Jerry Hirsch JPMorgan Chase & Co. Remainder Trust Kemper & Ethel Marley Foundation Carol & Allan Kern In-n-Out Burger Foundation The Lanes Family Sydney & Kevin Knight Jewish Federations of North America Jan & Tom Lewis/T.W. Lewis Foundation Janine Levin The Jonathan Dreier Foundation Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust Mervyn Levin The Joseph & May Winston Foundation Rosenbluth Family Charitable Foundation Eleanor Light Sue & Robert* Karatz Lenore & Eugene* Schupak The Lodestar Foundation Deana E. Katz Thunderbirds Charities Nationwide Foundation Helen & Ed* Korrick Women’s Independence Scholarship Program, Inc. Barbara Osif-Rousso Barbara & Theodore Kraver William L. and Ruth T. Pendleton Marlene & Lanny Lahr Family Philanthropist Memorial Fund Sheri & Tom Levin ($100,000+) Phoenix IDA Buddie & Hank Levkoff* Bank of America Charitable Foundation Rhoda K. Tannenbaum Bereavement Fund Lincoln GIVES Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona Fran & Al Sachs Lovitt & Touche, Inc. Board of Visitors Sheila Schwartz Tracey & Larry Lytle Cypress HomeCare Solutions/ Enid & Michael Seiden Magellan Health Services Sheldon R. Roth & Family Paula & Arlie Sherman MAZON Diane & Bruce Halle Foundation Edna & Arthur Sitelman Pam & Bruce Meyer Dignity Health Susan & Paul Stander Salt River Project - SRP Flo & Paul Eckstein Cindy & Mike Watts Brooks T. Hozier & Alan M. Schiffman Harriet & Richard Gottlieb Inez & Alexander White Rana & Joseph Schwartz Harold & Jean Grossman Foundation Diana & Allan Winston Linda & Earl Secore Susan & Nestor Guzman Laura Ziff and Scott G. Lentin Family Lola* & Jacob Shapiro Harwit Charitable Trust Donor Advised Fund Kathryn Simon Knight Transportation Anonymous (6) Stander, Jacobs & Duchovnay Families Mercy Care Susan & Ronald Starkman Aileen* & Meyer Osofsky Family Patron Sarae & Zuli Steremberg Ruth B. Pearson* ($25,000+) Trends Charitable Fund Phoenix Suns Charities Judy Ackerman and Richard Epstein Vitalant Valerie & Herschel Richter Sue & David Adatto Maria & Noel Williams Muriel Ross* American Express Foundation Joan & Ron Yagoda Penny & Robert Sarver Anderman Family Charitable Fund/Arizona The Bozena and Josef Zelenda The Schupak Family Foundation Community Foundation Charitable Foundation Anonymous (5)

11 | JFCS Annual Report • 2019 *Of Blessed Memory Diane & John Eckstein NextGen Healthcare Information Systems ANNUAL MEMBERS Jeff Flancer Gail & Edward Ober Gifts from January 1, 2019 - December 31, 2019 Susan & Jay Fruchtman Nancy Okstein Harriet & Richard Gottlieb Karen & Steve Owens Family Visionary Anita & Jerome Gutkin Holly & Jeff Packer ($250,000+) Jewish Community Foundation of Felicia & Glenn Pahnke Jewish Federation of Greater Phoenix Greater Phoenix Resilient Health JPMorgan Chase & Co. Rhoda K. Tannenbaum Bereavement Fund Family Philanthropist Barbara & Theodore Kraver Carolyn & Michael Rock ($100,000+) The Lanes Family Sacks Tierney, P.A. Molly Blank Fund of The Arthur M. Blank Brooke & James Levy Michele Scheiner-Raskin & David Raskin Family Foundation Eleanor Light Brooks T. Hozier & Alan M. Schiffman Phoenix Suns Charities Cathy H. McConnell Linda J. Scott Valerie & Herschel Richter Pam & Bruce Meyer Carol & Ken Seidberg Rosenbluth Family Charitable Foundation Barbara Osif-Rousso Paula & Arlie Sherman Penny & Robert Sarver Leah Pallin-Hill and Bryan Hill Sharon & Garry Shuster Thunderbirds Charities William L. & Ruth T. Pendleton Carol & Scott Snyder Memorial Fund Sarae & Zuli Steremberg Family Champion Virginia G. Piper Charitable Trust Mitchell & Debbie Stillman Charitable Fund ($50,000+) Salt River Project - SRP Subway Kids and Sports of Arizona Carmen & Michael Blank and Family Jennifer R. Schwartz Gail & Dan Tenn Diane & Bruce Halle Foundation Edna & Arthur Sitelman Triadvocates LLC Susan & Nestor Guzman Susan & Paul Stander Weisblat Philanthropic Fund of the Dallas Kemper & Ethel Marley Foundation T.W. Lewis Foundation Jewish Community Foundation Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust Vitalant Wells Fargo Advisors Anonymous (1) Lisa & Rick Wolf Mary Jo & Burke Whitfield Anonymous (1) Maria & Noel Williams Family Patron Anonymous (1) ($25,000+) Family Guardian APS ($2,500+) Family Circle Harwit Charitable Trust Judy Ackerman & Richard Epstein ($1,000+) JFCS Life and Legacy Endowment Fund Sue & David Adatto Carrie & Morrie Aaron Knight Transportation Roberta Aidem/Media Foundation Sara Jane & Daniel Adelberg The Lodestar Foundation Arizona Bank & Trust Sandy Adler Lubin-Lorsch Family Arizona Commission on the Arts Kristen Alaniz Inez & Alexander White Arizona State University Phyllis Anatole Barbara & Barry Zemel Shirley Askuvich* Arizona Bike Week Charities Anonymous (1) Gail & Michael Baer Banner Behavioral Health Hospital Jessica & David Barranco Jill Davis & Yale Bernstein Family Ambassador Adam & Cindy Brooks & Family Alison & Adrian Betts ($10,000+) City of Glendale/Glendale From the Heart Eric Bikofsky ABLE Financial Group Priscilla & Louis Cohen Rachel Wohl Blank Arizona Republic/azcentral Season for Sharing Coppersmith Brockelman PLC Judy & Peter Brandeis Cardinals Charities Sam G. Coppersmith Meryl & Perry Buckman Dickinson Wright PLLC Crest Insurance Agency Heidi & Mark Callesen Enterprise Holdings Foundation Crisis Response Network Wendy & David Carriere Executive Council Charities Cypress HomeCare Solutions/ Bettina & James Chow Harold & Jean Grossman Foundation Sheldon R. Roth & Family Ethelyn Cohen Carol & Allan Kern Tracy & Marc Schwimmer Andrea & Gregory Cohen Sydney & Kevin Knight Dignity Health Tracy Cohen Mercy Care Janice & Dean Dinner Congregation Beth Israel Morton H. Meyerson Family Foundation District Medical Group, Inc. Susan Cordier Bruce Nager* Flo & Paul Eckstein Ruth & David Dexter Nationwide Foundation Judy & David Efron Celeste & Curtis Dickman Network of Jewish Human Service Agencies Ellen & Lee Eisinberg Marni & Harvey Dietrich Perkins Coie Fenway XV, LLC. Dr. Abraham Tamis Memorial Fund at Sheila Schwartz Marc & Emily Giannone Jewish Community Foundation Enid & Michael Seiden Pnina Levine & Alan Gold Judith Engelman & Harry Rubinoff Sonora Quest Laboratories Laurie & Charles Goldstein Jefford Englander Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program Granite Hospitality Dora & Josef Erlich Women’s Independence Scholarship Program, Inc. HBI Betty & Bert Feingold The Philip and Judith Hirsch Charitable Anita Feld Family Benefactor Remainder Trust Harold & Judith Feldman ($5,000+) Hospice of the Valley A.J. Fleet Dickey* Wendy & Ian Ackerman Intel Corporation Sherman & Sarilyn Fogel Julia & Jett Anderson Stephanie & Frank Jacobson Barbara & Allan Friedman Arizona State University, Jewish Studies Ann Kirkpatrick Meri B. Friedman ASU:Office of the Senior VP and Diana & Howard Krasnow Beverly & Theodore Frumkin Secretary of the University Marlene & Lanny Lahr Fundrazr Crowdfunding Network Alice* & Peter Buseck Sheri & Tom Levin Gan Bamidbar Vicki & Howard Cabot Lovitt & Touche, Inc. Lauren Garner Century Link Robert Meza Marilyn Gerber

*Of Blessed Memory JFCS Annual Report • 2019 | 12 Renee & Peter Gerstman Scottsdale Charros/The Charro Foundation Jewish Community Foundation** Janice Goldstein Judy & Mark Searle Carol & Allan Kern Joyce & Neil Goldstein Linda & Earl Secore Ellen & Bob Kirschenbaum Betsy & Kenneth Gometz Meghan Shapiro Helen & Ed** Korrick Monica Graham Mavis Shure Lanes Family Endowment** Lori & Marty Haberer Sharon Tolman & Jack Silver Stuart & Chu Lazar Janice & Robert Hartman Hope & Eric Slepian Tracey & Larry Lytle Helios Education Foundation Diana Smith Herman S. & Golda Mandell Living Trust** Lorrie Henderson Alexis & Steve* Schallenberger Joan & Lawrence Marcus Hensley Beverage Company Susan & Ronald Starkman Irvin H. Markovitz Henry J. Hicks State Employees Charitable Campaign Robert Meza Jay Speigel & Benee Hilton-Spiegel Rosamond Stern Susan and Herbert* Miller Iva & Larry Hirsch Jamie and Peter Sunenshine Bill & Tanya Miller Matt & Allen Honig Michael Tilton Estate of Bettie M. Miller** Audrey & Fred Horne United Healthgroup Andi and Sherman* Minkoff Intuit Marat Urmeev Nancy & Larry Moffitt Julie & Jonathan Ivanhoe US Charitable Gift Trust Bruce L. Nager** Randi & Alan Jablin/Friedel Family Foundation Valley of the Sun United Way Dr. Steven L. Oscherwitz John James Alyse & Tony Wanger The Packer Family Trust Kathleen & Daniel Kahn Gilbert & Ann Weiner Felicia & Glenn Pahnke Steven Katz Naomi* & Gerald Weiner Ruth B. Pearson** Elaine & Joel Kellmanson Jeanne & Stephen Winograd Helen Pezdirtz** Sherry Kesden Gwen & Edward Yalowitz Rachel & Elliot Rabinovich Terri Keville Dorothy Zusman Janet & Thomas Rees Tariq Khan Anonymous (3) Valerie & Herschel Richter Ellen & Bob Kirschenbaum Muriel Ross** Jennifer & Jeffrey Kirshner LEGACY SOCIETY MEMBERS Madeline & Sheldon Roth Arlene & Michael* Lanes The JFCS Legacy Society is comprised of donors Susie & Bob Roth Chu & Stuart Lazar who have confirmed us as a beneficiary in their Sari Roth-Roemer Roberta & Jim Lazarz estate plans by listing JFCS in their will, trust, Alexis & Steve* Schallenberger Ron Leeds life insurance or retirement plan. Lenore & Eugene* Schupak Jennifer & Ben Lehan Ellie Schwartzberg Cynthia & Jay Levin Judy Ackerman Ruth & Edward Schwarz** Hope & Randy Levin Sue & David Adatto Linda J. Scott Gail & Gavin Levinthal Phil Adelman Carol & Ken Seidberg Barbara & Ronald Lieberson Phyllis & Ronald Anatole** Enid & Michael Seiden Jack Linde Shirley Askuvich** Paula & Arlie Sherman Rachel Locke Gail & Michael Baer Alice J. Singer** Tracey & Larry Lytle Lore & Leo Baer** Drs. Edna & Arthur Sitelman Emily Mallin & Jason Klein Tricia & Andy Beran Clara D. Stander** Ed Mandler Carmela & Michael Blank Susan & Paul Stander Skeeter & Gary Marcus Adam & Cindy Brooks & Family Nan & Paul** Steiner Marcia & Andrew Meyer Karen & Jay Bycer Sarae Steremberg Mary Michel Wendy & David Carriere The Robert I. Sweet Charitable Remainder Andi Minkoff Rose** & Michael Choffnes Trust** Dana & Richard Naimark Priscilla & Louis Cohen Dr. Abraham Tamis Memorial Fund at the Roland Nehring Francine Coles Jewish Community Foundation** Joseph Nowak Janice & Dean Dinner Estate of Rhoda Krasno Tannenbaum** Wesley Nye Diane N. Eckstein Ruth E. Wachs Esther & Abe Orlick John D. Eckstein Naomi* & Gerald Weiner Sally Oscherwitz Flo & Paul Eckstein The Wexler Family Foundation Allison & Dan Oseran Corinne F. Ehrlich** Lisa & Rick Wolf Helen Pezdirtz* Ellen & Lee Eisinberg Barbara & Barry Zemel Nicole & Andrew Portnoy Nancy Ruth Feiges & Isaac (Ike) Feiges Michael R. Zent** Elaine & Ronald Prebish Jeff Flancer Laura S. Ziff RBC Foundation - USA Meri & Steve* Friedman Anonymous (11) Svetlana Reznikova-Steinway and Jay Fruchtman Matthew Steinway Judy Gardenswartz Elizabeth & Michael Rock Glenn Gerston * Of Blessed Memory Ilana & Alan Roga Marcia and Norman* Goodman ** Gift Realized Cyndi & James Rosenthal Carrol Gottfried Rosalie & Dean Rosoff Walter G. Gray in Honor of Michael Steinberg Heather & Mitchell Ross Anita & Jerome Gutkin Linda & Sherman Saperstein Lorrie Henderson Joel Schaller Adrien Herzberg* Ellen & Paul Schifman Jerry Hirsch Esther & Donald Schon The Philip and Judith Hirsch Charitable Claire & Seymour Schonwetter Remainder Trust** Jami & Brian Schulman Dora & Bernard Jacobs** Lenore & Eugene* Schupak Stephanie & Frank Jacobson Rana & Joseph Schwartz Lynn & Larry Kahn Ellie Schwartzberg Philip & Elaine Katzke Designated Fund of the

13 | JFCS Annual Report • 2019 JFCS Annual Report 2019 | Testimonials

In 2008 we discovered JFCS and the outstanding programs & services they provide to the Valley. At that time that we made the decision to add them to our Kahn Family Charitable Trust as an annual benficiary. To promote JCFS, Lynn helped launch JFCS’ Friends of the Family and through yearly events, helped introduce JFCS programs to hundreds in the community. Lynn is also looking forward to help JFCS develop an exciting new and so critically needed program for our youth! We are honored and feel privileged to be an active supporter of Jewish Family & Children’s Service.

-Lynn & Larry Kahn

We are thrilled to support the good work of JFCS. As a social worker and Army veteran we understand the importance of community service and Tikkun Olum. Social responsibility is at the heart of Jewish practice as the selfless work of donors, volunteers, and professional helpers forward our community’s mission. It is even more crucial during this time of global crisis that we seek to unite and bring an end to world suffering. Thank you for all you do!

-Kristen & Abe Alaniz

We support JFCS because of the amazing impact the organization has on such a broad spectrum of vulnerable populations in our community. We had the opportunity to watch firsthand the impact of the Real World Job Development program and have been blown away by how teens and young adults are better for it. We are so proud to be a part of the work of JFCS and can’t wait to see what this next year has in store!

-Emily & Marc Giannone

JFCS Annual Report • 2019 | 14 JFCS ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES 4747 North 7th Street | Suite 100 Phoenix, AZ 85014 | 602.279.7655 www.jfcsaz.org [email protected]

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