Prepared to Meet You Where You Are Annual Report 2019 Annual Message We Are Delighted to Present Our 2019 Annual Report

Prepared to Meet You Where You Are Annual Report 2019 Annual Message We are delighted to present our 2019 Annual Report. We must be prepared to meet people where they Finally, our heartfelt thanks go out to our entire Board, Every year, as we “look back,” we are amazed at how are and we’re doing just that. Our short list includes our volunteers and our 500-plus staff members— much CJE offers to the community. It is often hard a focus on the emerging field of digital health and social workers, nurses, care managers, bus drivers, to choose which programs and services to highlight. assistive technology, the highly-anticipated opening cooks, resident care assistants, therapists and a Very few organizations nationwide offer the breadth of of Tamarisk NorthShore, the thoughtful elevation of whole host of hardworking individuals—who provide programs and services that we do to enhance the lives educational programming for the Sandwich Generation services to more than 20,000 older adults and their of older adults in the Jewish and larger community. and the expansion of supportive services to seniors family members each year. With your continued who want to stay in their own homes safely and with support, we can keep moving forward with creativity In this report, we illustrate how CJE’s Continuum dignity. and intention to “meet people” wherever they are on of Care stands without walls—prepared to “meet” CJE’s Continuum of Care. people wherever they might be in life, utilizing any As we move closer to our 50-year milestone, CJE has of our 35-plus programs to address their individual a strong foundation on which to build for the future. With best regards needs. And while CJE already goes above and beyond, Our efforts and successes are due to the support we we can’t stand still because the eldercare sphere receive from so many partners, the most important of is changing. Today, how, when and where seniors which is the Jewish United Fund/Jewish Federation receive supportive services differs greatly from just of Metropolitan Chicago. We are also indebted to Kalman Wenig Dan Fagin a few years ago, as trends in aging in place, medical the many organizations, foundations, families and Board Chair President & CEO advances and consumer tastes impact almost every individuals who support our Mission—we are honored choice. to have earned your trust.

2 The CJE Advantage: Our Continuum of Care A continuum can be described as a whole: while Park. Nearly five decades later, the needs of our clients have another solution when a new need arises. As made up of many parts, the total continuum is and residents have evolved dramatically … and we one of Chicagoland’s “best kept secrets,” we’re often always present. When we consider CJE’s Continuum are still here … always seeking creative solutions to compared to that enduring, trusted and knowledgeable of Care, it’s remarkable how apt this description help the next generation of older adults. friend that you can turn to for advice, support, is. For CJE is comprised of many programs and information and help. services—community-based and residential—that are Today, we welcome clients and residents into our CJE intentionally developed to help people as they grow family whenever and wherever we can enrich and Most importantly, we meet people of all faiths, ages older. enhance their lives throughout the aging process. and income levels—who depend on us for emotional, That’s because CJE’s Continuum of Care is fluid and physical, psychological and spiritual support—across CJE’s Continuum of Care has grown from very modest organic. Once people have embraced us for a specific our Continuum of Care. Presented here are selected beginnings when trained staff approached older adults purpose—whether it’s to receive rehab or assisted instances of several intersections where CJE may on park benches along the beachfront near Rogers living or counseling—they often find that we will meet you and your loved ones!

We met you here … “I took my mom, a Gidwitz resident, to the mall and she slipped at the food court and broke her hip. She was taken right to Lieberman Center after the hospital, was provided great physical therapy and was back at Gidwitz in no time.” —Chicago Realtor

3 We Meet at The Memory Café We Meet at My Go-To Place™ We Meet at Weinberg Community The Memory Café at The Friend Center for Memory A nearby suburb needed a program for their older Along our Continuum of Care, Gidwitz Place for Care at Weinberg Community is an opportunity for residents (aged 65 plus) to get together, socialize, Assisted Living is a welcoming place to live where people with early Alzheimer’s, a related dementia or be enriched, learn some health tips, exercise and residents are provided with about a hundred vibrant, mild cognitive impairment, to connect with others in have some fun. Our Community Engagement team exciting activities. a supportive, affirming and stimulating environment. knew just the solution and designed, packaged and presented a portable, self-contained, free traveling This year they were especially delighted by several Once a month, a variety of stimulating cultural program to be presented weekly to the community “tasty” transformations occurring during meal times in programs is offered to attendees and their care members. the restaurant-style Dining Room. partners. They have been engaged by such topics • Celebrity Chef encourages residents to suggest as: What’s New in Dementia Research; Soaring With Named My Go-To Place, this proprietary CJE program a special family recipe, and then they help to the Birds (about birding); Medical Cannabis; and Sex, provides educational presentations on healthy aging, prepare it with the sous chef. Love and Growing Old. active exercise, immersive creative arts, and hands- on activities or games. Community members also • Chef’s Table invites residents to sit in the kitchen Hosted by certified professionals trained in working are provided with information and presentations on and enjoy dinners all while taking in “behind the with adults with Alzheimer’s and related dementias community resources and benefits. Each weekly scenes” culinary action. and offering ever-changing topics, The Memory Café session is concluded with non-structured time for is a welcoming and beneficial program for both care coffee and camaraderie. There are also occasional reservation-only dinners partners and the cognitively impaired. Because it is with special menus, plus demonstration-style not the usual “drop off and go” place, it is a way to My Go-To Place is currently only available to Niles luncheons with chefs preparing and serving exotic enjoy activities together and to share a break from Township residents, but is expected to be expanded cuisines right at the table. everyday routines. to other communities in the future. All of this gastronomic glory is the brainchild of Weinberg Community’s Dining Services Team that knows “food is where the heart is.”

4 We Meet at Lieberman Center We Meet Through Holocaust Community Services CJE was pleased to welcome Executive Director Scott Holocaust Community Services (HCS) has for years worked with individuals who endured the extreme traumas Hochstadt to lead Lieberman Center for Health and of the Holocaust. This valuable experience made HCS the logical lead for a Person-Centered Trauma Informed Rehabilitation in Skokie. Mr. Hochstadt, only the 5th Care (PCTIC) agency-wide training program. PCTIC is in wide use across the country for older Americans but is a Executive Director in Lieberman’s 40-year history, has relatively new discipline for nursing home communities. extensive experience in the healthcare field. CJE will become a trauma-informed agency to support our patients, residents, staff, community members, Lieberman Center is our short- and long-term skilled clients and families. All staff will be trained to understand the impact, signs and recovery paths of trauma. healthcare community. With 240 private rooms, it Fully integrating this trauma knowledge, they will also be briefed on Person-Centered Care, the concept that all is known for its person-centered care as well as its individuals are unique and react to things differently. success in treating older adults with complex medical issues. HCS has already provided training to staff on a Russian-speaking floor at Lieberman Center. Every level in all departments will be trained in PCTIC, because any interaction with residents, no matter how short or seemingly inconsequential, can be triggering. Understanding is the key. CJE Counseling Services offers therapy for traumatic stress, which refers to the emotional or psychological experiences of persons exposed to events that overwhelm their ability to cope.

We met you here … “I am a single mom with two teens and my dad lives alone. I called Your Eldercare Consultants, and, after evaluating my father’s ability to “age in place,” the Care Manager gave me sound counseling, helped me de-stress and referred me to a homecare service that could care for him.”—Buffalo Grove Teacher

5 We Meet Through EDEN We Meet at CJE Academy CJE researchers saw that an intermediary was needed Glenbrook Hospital will now remain in the program CJE reimagined lifelong learning by establishing to help individuals with Alzheimer’s disease and in a partnership, with CJE recruiting and training CJE Academy, a connectional education opportunity. related dementias (ADRD) when they were brought volunteers. CJE Academy offers several unique presentations a to Emergency Departments (EDs). They developed year by well-known experts that address a person’s a program that trained and deployed a special In a new development, CJE has also linked EDEN physical, emotional, social, intellectual or financial corps of CJE volunteers and called it the Emergency with the ED of NorthShore University HealthSystem’s well-being—hopefully before a crisis occurs. Department Eldercare Navigator project (EDEN). Highland Park Hospital as an on-call option to help older adults sent there. This means EDEN will not In 2019, more than 100 community members EDEN, which has since expanded due to its success, only serve CJE clients, but also older adults from the gathered to learn about holistic cardiology and how began as a collaboration with Glenbrook Hospital broader community, which is indeed exciting and precision medicine is fighting cancer. Evaluations and CJE’s Weinberg campus. CJE EDEN volunteers significant for CJE. showed that the presentations more than met support and comfort individuals with ADRD who are attendees expectations. from Weinberg’s Friend Center when they arrive at Glenbrook ED.

We met you here … “Our mother had been attending Adult Day Services-Evanston, until she had progressed further on her Alzheimer’s journey and moved into The Friend Center. We are grateful this residence is able to provide the warmth, stimulation and support she needs at this stage of her life.”—Lincolnwood Couple

6 We Meet Through We Meet Through We Meet Through Your Eldercare Consultants The Bureau of Sages CJE Care Management Our Geriatric Care Management Team now has a Care The Bureau of Sages, a Research Advisory Board CJE Care Management (CM) empowers older adults in Manager specializing in the Sandwich Generation. (RAB) created by The Leonard Schanfield Research the community and promotes their safety and well- Members of the Sandwich Generation are those who Institute, and comprised of many Lieberman residents, being so that they can live independently as long as are still raising children, as their parents are dealing empowers members to collaborate with academics to possible. The Care Management team provides many with old age and also needing significant care. When advocate for timely, useful studies that matter to them services, including arranging for home care options one is stretched in two different directions—between as stakeholders. It received two prestigious awards and Home-Delivered Meals, making referrals, and caring for parents and meeting children’s needs—it from the Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute much more. can cause a great deal of stress. (PCORI), including a recent one to fund its expansion. The clients we serve through CJE Care Management The “Sandwich” Care Manager meets the evolving The new Sages in Every Setting Project will expand have been very enthusiastic about our services. Our needs of caring for multiple generations including: the Bureau of Sages into diverse communities and initial participant satisfaction survey shows that 95% finding and balancing time and resources, keeping the populations including nursing homes, persons living of participants felt CM improved their situation; 100% generational peace and dealing with the guilt arising with early-stage Alzheimer’s disease and persons living were satisfied with CM services; and 100% would from needing time for oneself. There is a growing with disabilities. The end goal is robust older adult recommend CM to others. population of Sandwich Generation caregivers and CJE participation in a variety of research fields. is exploring more ways to meet their needs. The project is currently piloting an expansion of Virtual Bureaus. The Project will also create guides and tools for others to start their own bureaus. The growth is impressive, with four other new RABs created and over 20 researchers having presented to RABs.

7 We Meet Through Instant Israel We Meet at Tamarisk NorthShore Instant Israel immerses older adults in engaging, We broke ground in fall 2018 for a new luxury life-like tours of historically significant places in independent senior living building in Deerfield to be Israel through Virtual Reality (VR) and 3D panoramic managed by CJE SeniorLife and developed by Banner imagery. CJE recruits volunteers trained as “Tour Senior Living, LLC, along with other equity partners. Guides,” all of whom have traveled to Israel, many on CJE was chosen as the managing partner because Birthright trips. of our formidable experience in providing residential options for older adults. Wearing programmed headsets, our “tourists” will experience simulated environments and be absorbed Tamarisk NorthShore, with 240 rental apartments, into an experience so real that their brain will be includes five floors of upscale apartments, from convinced they’re in The Old City, at Masada or The studios to one-bedrooms to two-bedrooms and a Western Wall. den. It will offer an expansive amenity package that includes 24-hour concierge service, housekeeping, Instant Israel was launched through the generosity indoor pool and day spa, yoga and fitness studio, of the JUF Breakthrough Fund. There are plans to as well as three options of dining venues. Plenty of develop future VR programming that will further covered and surface parking will also be available. improve the health and quality of life of older adults. The first floor is where residents can meet their friends and participate in an active social life. It includes outside terraces, a library and business center, art studio, theatre and life enrichment classrooms. We look forward to welcoming our new residents in summer 2020.

8 The Numbers CJE SeniorLife 363 Linkages clients were served. $880,234 is the value of volunteer hours worked (2019 20,323 individuals were served last year by CJE rate = $25.43/per hour). through 35+ programs and services. 207 persons attended Support Groups. 13 EDEN volunteers assisted 22 residents in the 753,834 meals were served by CJE. Food Services Glenbrook Emergency Department. 301 clients received Home-Delivered Meals. 791 clients received health screenings. Weinberg Community ® 46 clients received Kosher to Go meals. 251 residents lived at Weinberg Community, with 196 2,538 people participated in wellness activities. 72,358 total meals were served by Food Services. residents at Gidwitz Place for Assisted Living and 55 1,640 people engaged in Jewish programming. residents at The Friend Center for Memory Care. Holocaust Community Services (HCS) Adult Day Services (ADS) $8,094,446 in financial assistance was distributed by Your Eldercare Consultants 178 older adults with memory issues participated at HCS. 215 clients received valuable advice, guidance and ADS Evanston, Deerfield and CJE at Sinai. care management from geriatric care managers. 1,766 clients received case management from HCS. CJE Care Management Social Accountability 250 persons received care management, with more 126 persons received counseling through HCS. $1,607 was raised for CJE’s Employee Emergency Fund through designated “Jeans Days” donations. than 40 individuals referred to home care services. Housing Community Engagement (CE) 491 individuals lived in CJE subsidized or affordable CJE SeniorLife collected 301 pounds of food for EZRA CE served 2,833 people at community events, such as housing. and the ARK during the Thanksgiving food drive. During a winter flash food drive, we collected15 full health fairs. Lieberman Center boxes of food. CE served 232 clients at educational events. 526 persons received skilled nursing care at Lieberman Center, with 197 in Short-Term Care and Weinberg Community held separate pajama, food, Consumer Assistance (CA) 329 in Long-Term Care. book and pet supply drives. 1,197 people were assisted by CA with government benefits. Research and Education CJE employees volunteered over 850 hours for over 35 113 professionals participated in CEU events. organizations. $108,750 in emergency financial assistance was distributed by CA to 250 households. Transportation 2,188 riders were given a total number of 26,686 one- $140,000 is the amount saved or collected by older way trips. adults because of CA services. Volunteer Services CJE Counseling Services (CS) 2,000 individuals volunteered for CJE last year. 220 clients received mental health therapy from Counseling Services. 34,614 total hours of volunteer service was contributed to CJE.

9 Accomplishments and More PEOPLE PROGRAMS CJE’s Counseling Services advanced its program Dan Fagin was brought on as CJE’s CEO and President Transition to Wellness, our Outreach Department’s called “Insights on Aging” by presenting a wide range after a national search. Fagin has outlined four major yearly fall educational series presented the following: of internal and external speakers on a variety of areas of focus for CJE: 1) Innovation and Collaboration; Preventative Medicine; Opioids and Older Adults; and contemporary and provocative topics. 2) Extending CJE’s Reach; 3) Making CJE an Employer Romancing for Riches. 204 persons attended. Volunteer Services welcomed Diller Fellows, high of Choice; and 4) Excellence in Implementation of school students selected for a prestigious year-long Initiatives. The Leonard Schanfield Research Institute staff presented an academic poster on the EDEN Project program of leadership and exploring Jewish identity, to Yonit Hoffman, Director of Holocaust Community at the American Society of Aging conference in New Lieberman Center during Chanukah. They helped hold Services, published an exclusive article in Chicago Orleans. residents’ song books and then served sweet treats. Jewish News about Shika Kuperman, who finally Adult Day Service—Evanston participants had their received a WWII ghetto pension, an elusive payment CJE’s Community Engagement Department artwork chosen, for the third year, to be included in by the German government to recompense the work of introduced LifeNotes. These are short, informative, Evanston Made, a month-long celebration of art on Jews who were forced into ghettos. digest-like publications that answer simple, everyday questions that are on many older adults’ minds. display at Evanston Art Center. Debra-Ann Robinson, Sous Chef at Lieberman Center, Holocaust Community Services hosted Vanderbilt was recognized by the National Guard for Military Holocaust Community Services suggested artist Alex students, who partnered with Maot Chitim and served Achievement in Food Service. Kagan, a Holocaust survivor, provide an image for our Rosh Hashanah card. Kagan, a resident of Swartzberg Holocaust survivors a delicious Shabbat Lunch. Stephanie Smerling joined CJE as Vice President of House, also dazzled the public with a three-part Resource Development, a new position that combines display of his artwork in the lobby of Horwich Center. responsibility for both the Departments of Grants and He manipulates photographs through Artificial Development. Intelligence to create his art.

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Holocaust Community Services (HCS) hosted Kavod, Resource Development presented its first Coast- Giving Tuesday provided the platform for CJE to raise an international organization dedicated to Holocaust to-Coast event connecting CJE Leadership with CJE $50,279 from 150 donations, $15,000 more than survivors. Co-Founder John Pregulman visited on his friends in Palm Springs, California. Board Member Jim what was raised last year. Plus we received $5,000 mission to capture images of survivors around the Mills graciously hosted the event. in matching funds from The Retirement Research world, and our many HCS clients graciously posed Foundation. for him. PLACES Weinberg Community hosted the Israeli Scouts Home-Delivered Meals received a $3,467 grant from Holocaust Community Services received a grant Tzofim Friendship Caravan. Ten singing and dancing Meals on Wheels America® (MOWA) for participating from the Jewish Federation of North America’s Center Israeli youths entertained residents during their tenth in Subaru’s Share the Love Event. Subaru donated for Advancing Holocaust Survivor Care. With matching engagement at the Weinberg campus. $250 for every Subaru purchased or leased to the funds, $61,807 will be used for new programming for customer’s choice of charities, including MOWA, of survivors and intensive employee training on Person- Weinberg Community hosted a “jBaby Music and which CJE is a member. Centered Trauma-Informed Care. Memories” Program where residents of The Friend Center shared a kid-friendly concert with children and PLUS Consumer Assistance gave the name CJE SeniorLine parents as they made connections and engaged in The CJE Advantage was promoted as our unique to our time-honored first point of contact for persons inter-generational Jewish life. ability to offer a broad Continuum of Care. Our more calling CJE, or “Entry.” It is an individual’s one-call than 35 complementary programs and services allow source for information, referrals and enrollment into POCKETBOOK clients, residents, patients, community and family Celebrate CJE, our annual fundraising gala, was CJE services. members to move smoothly from one program or attended by over 600 people at the Palmer House service to the other or utilize multiple services at once. Volunteer Services staff worked with volunteers Hilton and exceeded its goal by raising over $805,000. to cultivate and enjoy a lovely raised garden bed at CJE SeniorLife received a Japanese delegation Lieberman Center. from the University of Osaka who toured Adult Day Services-Evanston and Weinberg Community.

11 CJE SeniorLife Mission and Values Mission Values Compassion–Chesed The mission of CJE SeniorLife is to enhance quality of At CJE SeniorLife, we fulfill our Mission and realize We treat everyone with caring, sensitivity, life and facilitate the independence of older adults. our Vision for and on behalf of our Clients, our Clients’ understanding and supportive responsiveness. families, our Staff, our Board Members and our Volunteers by striving for excellence through Respect, Intention–Kavanah Advocacy, Compassion, Intention, Innovation and We approach our work and each task with mindful Accountability. consideration as to what we are doing and why we are doing it, as individuals and as an agency. Respect–Kavod We recognize, honor and acknowledge the inherent Innovation–Chidushim value of each person, for their wisdom, their culture, Advance our knowledge and strive to develop, evaluate The test of a their background and their unique history. and implement new and advanced programming and models of care to bring benefits to our clients, Advocacy–Timicha community and broader older adult/health care people is how it We give voice to our clients’ needs and facilitate environment. positive actions on their behalf. We engage state and behaves toward federal officials to advocate the adoption, preservation Accountability–Arevut and/or modification of governmental programs and We are responsible individually and as an agency practices which benefit our community and clients. for honest, accurate work and interaction with the old. others. We plan strategically and provide quality care —Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel with measurable outcomes with fiscal and ethical responsibility.

12 Employees of the Year The following CJE SeniorLife staff members personify the values and commitment to customer service by which CJE has come to be known.

Gerardo Camarillo, Second Cook—Weinberg Dining Services Patty Dalessandro, Program Analyst—Development Hazel Pierre, Resident Care Assistant/CNA—Lieberman Center

CJE Employees with 20 or More Years of Service Shevonne Abraham, Resident Care Assistant Juan Gibson, Environmental Services Worker Ricky Olaco, Resident Care Assistant Yelena Abramova, Resource Specialist Delba Gines, Resident Care Assistant Gloria Ortiz, Resident Care Assistant Maureen Beckford, Resident Care Assistant Dorothy Graham, Receptionist Temoorshah Osmani, Dining Services Associate Paula Berger, Service Coordinator Mumtaz Hadi, Resident Care Assistant Irina Polishchuk, Resource Center Associate Martha Berry, Resident Care Assistant Nancy Harris, Sr. Dir., Corporate Compliance-Risk Hubert Powell, Environmental Services Worker Elaine Brody, Leasing Associate Daphne Hill, Resident Care Assistant Barbara Sarasin, Care Manager Joel Brody, Manager, Internal Auditing Lyenda Hooks, Second Cook Rocio Scala, Night Monitor Susan Buchbinder, Director, Religious Life (Retired) Linda Kaplan, Director, Independent Housing (Retired) Melina Scheibe, Coordinator, Nutrition and Food Tara T. Bryant, Human Resources Assistant Deena Karno, Personal Care Manager/Social Work Erin Sharp, Program Support Specialist Wanda Capua, MDS Nurse Mary Kuriakose, Resident Care Assistant Helena Skowyra-Munoz, RN, Health Services-Float Pool Conchita Ching, RN, Health Services Marie Lenesca, Dining Services Associate Basil Smith, Environmental Services Worker Kanzadia Cochran, Resident Care Assistant Miguel Lopez, Lead Res. Assistant Housekeeping Ranford Stephens, Dining Services Associate Esther Craven, Resource Center Associate Domingo Mabbagu, RN, Health Services Chana Sulpar, Resource Center Associate Marlyn Cua, RN, Health Services-Float Pool Ivy Macawili Lucas, Cook’s Helper Joseph Suzuki, Transportation Driver Lois Davis, Manager, Activities, Housing Macario Macawili, Resident Assistant Housekeeping Rozalya Trogub, Care Manager Marie Delva, Resident Care Assistant Melanie Matin Croke, Senior Accountant Wanda Turner, Activity Coordinator Diana Diaz, Housekeeping Worker Kelly McClendon, LPN Twanna Vankinscott, Dining Services Associate Sharon Dornberg-Lee, LCSW, Clinical Supervisor Merle Mendoza, Environmental Services Worker Lucas Viloria, Dining Services Associate Grigory Dvorkin, Maintenance Supervisor Svetlana Mishiyeva, Resident Assistant Jason Watkins, Program Aide Romeo Foronda, Dining Services Associate Myrtle Mobley, Health Information Clerk Dennis Wedderburn, Lead Environmental Services Worker Paula Gayle, Resident Care Assistant Pornchit Noomano, LPN

13 Summary of Income and Expense Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 2019

Total Income in thousands $62,870 Functional expenses in thousands $62,870 Income by payor source in thousands $62,870

Skilled Nursing $21,192 34% Salaries & Benefits$30,860 49% Private Pay $17,223 28% Assisted Living $14,624 23% Program Fees $13,815 22% Foundations & Grants $12,003 19% Community Programs $13,276 21% Debt Expense $7,687 12% State of IL Medicaid $11,579 18% Independent Living $6,259 10% Occupancy $4,874 8% Medicare $6,050 10% Jewish Federation $5,797 9% Food Service $3,459 6% Jewish Federation $5,797 9% Contributions $1,722 3% Supplies & Other $2,175 3% Housing & Urban Development $4,317 7% Other $2,725 4% Contributions $1,722 3% Illinois Dept on Aging $1,454 2%

14 Board of Directors Chair Directors Allan Goldstein Todd Newberger, MD Susan Ringel Segal Kalman Wenig Eve Biller Jeffrey Graff, MD Vicki E. Pines Nancy Shalowitz Vice Chair Charles M. Bley Alan I. Greene* John E. Pomeranz Linda Soreff Siegel Marc L. Berman Samuel P. Brilliant Sondra Fineberg Kraff David M. Rosenberg Judy L. Smith* Arnold F. Brookstone* Robert E. Landsman Carey L. Rothbardt John Sobel Secretary Dennis J. Carlin* Bruce J. Lederman* Mally Z. Rutkoff* Abbe Temkin Marci L. Shapiro Alan M. Ellenby Jack M. Levin* Michael Saltzman Dianne Tesler Treasurer Daniel N. Epstein* Steven Levine Stephen P. Sandler* Leonard A. Worsek* James M. Feldman Terri Freeman Kenneth F. Lorch Robert L. Schlossberg* Ned I. Zallik, MD President & CEO Vern Gideon David Macknin Joel C. Schneider * Past Board Chair Dan Fagin William I. Goldberg* James C. Mills* Michael Schultz

CJE Endowment Foundation Board CJE Associate Board Marc L. Berman Jane Cadden Lederman Nick Siegel, Chair Amy Hurwitz Lauren Stone Peter Friedman Kenneth F. Lorch Dave Berger Rebecca Kanter Matthew Teinowitz Allan Goldstein Marci L. Shapiro Jason Chess Rachel Levy Sam Teper Scott Heyman Julia Clark Alex Cohen Markovich Sarah Warren Andy Cooper Debra Pogofsky Danielle Weiss The CJE Endowment Foundation was created in partnership with the Jordan S. Edelman Ariana Rasansky Matt Weiss Jewish Federation’s Agency/Day School Endowment Program, which was Zach Goldstein Ryan Schraier Seth Wenig established to ensure that CJE SeniorLife and our sister Agencies have the necessary resources to meet growing and evolving Jewish community Aaron Greenberg Ari M. Silver Rich Wolf needs. All commitments are recognized as gifts to the Jewish Federation’s Adam S. Guetzow Leah Solomon Alon Yonatan Centennial Campaign. Ryan Hess Cydney Stein

Executive Leadership President and CEO Vice President, Senior Director, Corporate Manager, Business Systems and Dan Fagin Marketing Management Compliance and Risk Management Analytics Vice President and CFO Carole Klein-Alexander Nancy Harris Christian Hill Thomas Lockwood Vice President, Director, Finance Manager, IT Infrastructure Vice President, Human Resources and Learning Andrea Lebovitz Keith Kurtenbach Community Services Ron Roman Laura Prohov Vice President, Resource Development Stephanie Millman Smerling

15 We are the grateful beneficiaries of our community’s trust. We thank the following individuals, families, businesses, philanthropic organizations, foundations and government agencies who helped us provide services from July 1, 2018–June 30, 2019. Contributors

$100,000+ Robert L. and Sylvia M. Haag Supporting Judy and Dr. Jeffrey Graff Linda Soreff Siegel Anonymous Foundation Carol and Alan Greene Judy and Michael Smith Bernard Heerey Family Foundation The Healthcare Foundation of Highland Park Joyce Grenis and Michael E. Koen Lindsay and Evan Stein Bernard Heerey Family Foundation Care Program David C. Kleiman Ellen and Michael Gross Staci and Ari Studnitzer Crown Family Foundation Sondra Fineberg Kraff HealthPRO Heritage Washington Square Health Foundation The Albert and Lucille Delighter and William Kronenberg Hochberg Family Foundation Barbara and Michael Zaransky Lazarus Charitable Foundation Institute for the Advancement of Senior Care Marcella Winston Foundation $2,500–$4,999 Jewish United Fund/JFMC Gerald O. Mann Charitable Foundation Robin and Charles Kafenshtok Allegra Marketing Print Signs James C. Mills Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP Anonymous Gifts $50,000–$99,999 Morrison Community Living LA-CO Industries, Inc. Renee and Marvin Bearak Anonymous New World Somewhere Arona and Robert Landsman Alexander Belenky Alvin H. Baum Family Fund Niles Township Lavin & Gedville, P.C. and Germin 8 Bridge Development Partners, LLC The Crown Family Foundation Ruth D. Rosin Dr. Eugene Lerner The Chicago Community Trust Philip Garoon, z”l Seigle Family Annette Lidawer and Robert Rubin Mary Lynn and Michael Dicker Jewish Federations of North America Sheila and Ira Stone Hamilton Thies & Lorch LLP Arlene and Steven Drucker Michael Reese Health Trust Taxman Family Foundation Sondra and Max Lorig Susan and Alan Ellenby Charles & M.R. Shapiro Foundation, Inc. Weinberg Family Foundation Leslie Markman-Stern and Phillip L. Stern Brenda and Lawrence Feis Leonard H. Sherman Enid and Kalman Wenig Elinor and Maynard Marks Family Fund at The Gerald Freedman The Swartzberg/Zoller Family Foundation Chicago Community Trust Susan and Stuart Fried $5,000–$9,999 Medline Industries, Inc. $25,000–$49,999 Anonymous Jacqueline and Howard Gilbert The Harvey L. Miller Family Foundation Anonymous Banner Real Estate Group Honey L. Goldberg NORR Architects Lester and Edward Anixter Family Foundation The Bill Bass Foundation Marsha and Allan Goldstein NorthShore University HealthSystem Paul and Pearl Caslow Foundation The Sarah C. Bennett Charitable Trust Lynn and Peter Holstein OCA Ventures Joseph and Bessie Feinberg Foundation Eve and Richard Biller Lori and Tony Khanuk George and Sarah Ohlhausen Foundation The Retirement Research Foundation Esther and Charles Bley Judy and James Klutznick Sandra and Michael Perlow Lois Simon Charitable Foundation Robyn and Sam Brilliant Jan and Dr. Jerome Loew The Perlstein Foundation Joan and William Brodsky The Malkin Family $10,000–$24,999 Vicki and Gary Pines Adrienne and Arnold Brookstone Meals on Wheels America Alzheimer’s Foundation of America Protiviti Chicago White Sox New Trier Township Modestus Bauer Foundation Susan and Howard Reese Shirlee and Eugene Cohen Dr. Todd Newberger Sharen and Marc Berman RMC Mechanical Elizabeth and Kent Dauten Julie and Robert Schlossberg Dr. Martha J. Bernheim Trust Ellen and Steven Rogin Dr. Scholl Foundation Shari and Mark Slavin Martin and Mary L. Boyer Foundation Morris and Judith Rosenzweig Family Foundation Dykema Gossett PLLC Deborah and John Sobel Fred J. Brunner Foundation RSM US LLP EquiTrust Life Insurance Company Ventas Inc. Dennis J. Carlin The Rutkoff Family Mark J. Feinberg Carol A. Wootton CIBC Bank USA Biff Ruttenberg Foundation Robin Fern Lois Zoller Adrienne Drell and Franklin Nitikman Michael Saltzman Adrienne and Irwin Friedman Diane and Gerald Elbin Leatrice and Stephen Sandler Galter Foundation $1,000–$2,499 Georgia and Gerald Fogelson Terry and Stephen Schwartz A & E Kaplan Foundation Gentle Home Services Inc. Terri and Michael Freeman Susan Ringel Segal and Gary Segal AAA-1 Masonry & Tuckpointing Judith and William Goldberg Max Goldenberg Foundation Lester and Edna Shapiro Family Foundation Abt Electronics Gould & Ratner Marci and Keith Shapiro Accord Hospice

16 Celebrate CJE Marilyn and Howard Altman Nancy and Daniel Gooze Hillary and Kerry Peck Apple Inc. Marla S. Gordon Harriette and Theodore Perlman Corporate and Individual Sponsors Aramark Management Services, L.P. Norma and Phillip Gordon Piccolo Sogno Benefactors: Anonymous, Lester & Edward Susan and Miff Ardell Great Mountain Capital Management, LLC Polsinelli Shughart PC. Anixter Family Foundation, Joseph & Bessie Helen and Michael Arkes Gabrielle and Hollis Griffin Rita and Allen Pomerance Feinberg Foundation, Swartzberg/Zoller Family Howard I. Aronson Rose Grossinger and Sig Feiger Premier Design + Build Group LLC Foundation The Baila Foundation Sarah and Joel Handelman Laura and Rick Prohov Patrons: Marc & Sharen Berman, CIBC, Gary Belkin and Edward Tuder Denise and Jonathan Handler Ericka and Robert Reese The Crown Family, The Robert and Sylvia Haag Jane and Herbert Beller Nancy Harris Paula and Dr. Carlton Resnick Supporting Foundation, Joyce Grenis & Michael Buni and Jordy Berger Highland Park Bank & Trust David M. Rosenberg Koen, James C. Mills, Morrison Community BlueOrange Compliance JBS Foundation Holly and Carey Rothbardt Living, Seigle Family, Ira & Sheila Stone, Diane & Amy and Mark Blumenthal Carol and Ronald Jesselson Bonnie and Jerry Rothenberg Richard Weinberg, Kalman & Enid Wenig The Robert Thomas Bobins Foundation Lori and Mitchell Kahn Arnold Rubens Friends: Anonymous, Banner Real Estate Gladys Brina and Lorence Merritt Renee Kalish Raina and Howard Ruskin Group, Eve & Richard Biller, Esther & Chuck Amy and Michael Brown Linda S. Kaplan Victoria Sadoff Bley, Sam & Robyn Brilliant, William & Joan Capital Group Private Client Services Kaplan Foundation Fund Scadron Outdoor Advertising Brodsky, Dennis J. Carlin, Chicago White Jenifer and Scott Carnow Barbara and Dennis Kessler Phyllis and James Schneider Sox, Kent & Liz Dauten, Dykema, EquiTrust Leasha and Joel Carp Carole Klein-Alexander and Ron Klein Sally and Richard Schulman Life Insurance Company, Terri & Michael Chicago Jewish Teen Alumni Foundation David Kleinman Sari and Michael Schultz Freeman, Adrienne & Irwin Friedman, Gentle The Cooper Foundation The Rose F. & Alice M. Koffend Foundation Jodie and Gary Segal Home Services, Gould & Ratner, Judy & Jeff Coyle Financial David Kremin Senior Lifestyle Corporation Graff, Carol & Alan Greene, Ellen & Michael Geralyn and Michael Delaney Valerie and Keith Kretchmer Susan and David Sherman Gross, Hamilton Thies & Lorch, LLP, Robin & Michael Delrahim Adrienne and Jeffrey Kriezelman Evelyn Siegel Charles Kafenshtok, Katten Muchin Rosenman, Dimensions Kosher Catering The Kroger Co. Foundation Barbara and Richard Silverman LLP, Sondra Fineberg Kraff, Lavin & Gedville, Deborah Forman Eichten and Estia Eichten Leo J. & Roslyn L. Krupp Family Foundation Arvind Singh PC and Germin8, Sondra & Max Lorig, The Dr. Vadim Edelstein Linda and Robert Lawrence William Skeens Gerald O. Mann Charitable Foundation/ George M. Eisenberg Foundation for Charities Anne and Zachary Lazar Susan Smith Harriet & Allan Wulfstat, Trustees, Medline, Dr. Arthur Elstein Jane and Scott Lederman Leah and Eric Solomon NorthShore University HealthSystem, OCA Kari and Dan Fagin Tobi and Milton Lefton Renee D. Stein and John E. Pomeranz Ventures, Sandra & Michael Perlow, Vicki & Laura and James Feldman Natalie and Steven Levine Terrie and Bruce Stickler Gary Pines, Proviti, Susan & Howard Reese, Mary and Stephen Fenchel Nancy Lewis Eileen and Michael Tarnoff RMC Mechanical, Ellen & Steven Rogin, RSM Marla and Robert Ferencz Liberty Technology Advisors Inc. Abbe Temkin US, LLP, Annette Lidawer & Rob Rubin, The First Hospitality Group, Inc. Thomas Lockwood Dianne Tesler Rutkoff Family, Biff Ruttenberg Foundation, Jane and Charles Forman Joan Loeb Benjamin Tessler Michael Saltzman, Terry & Stephen Schwartz, Renee Friedman and Robert Druzinsky David Macknin Miriam Toney Susan Ringel Segal & Gary Segal, Keith & Lee and Donald Geller Marilyn E. Malkin and Lawrence Wolf Topel Forman LLC Marci Shapiro, Lester and Edna Shapiro Family Nancy Gettes and Howard Blum Matlin Law Group, P.C. Patty and Mark Weiner Foundation, Linda Soreff Siegel, Judy L. & Sheila and Vern Gideon Gloria and Eric Matlin Weinger/Spector Foundation Michael Smith, Leslie Markman-Stern & Phillip Dr. Betsy R. Gidwitz Lindsie and Paul Miller Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. Stern, Taxman Family Foundation Adam Glickman Monahan Law Group, LLC Herbert C. Wenske Foundation Gofen and Glossberg, L.L.C. Northern Trust Company West Town Mechanical CJE SeniorLife would like to thank all Anne and William Goldstein Michael Pappas Judith and Floyd Whellan contributors to the Celebrate CJE event.

17 Whitehall of Deerfield Sue Ettelson Klaff Family Foundation Linda and Jay Schiff William Blair & Company Gitta Fajerstein Julie and Harry Kraemer Janice and Michael Schrimmer Lisa and Richard Worsek Edith and Gerald Falk Kraff Eye Institute, LTD Beverly and Ira Schulman Andrea Yablon Lynne and Mark Feinberg The Honorable and Mrs. Michael Kreloff David Schulz Cindy and Dr. Ned Zallik Roberta Fink Laner Muchin Ltd. Susan and Charles Schwartz First Bank of Highland Park Foundation Donna and Ira Leavitt Marjorie P. Shafton $500–$999 Fischel & Kahn, LTD. Meryl and Gary Levenstein Jenna and Jacob Shapiro Wendy and Steven Abrams Kari and William Foote Sandra and Lawrence Levin Samantha and Nicholas Siegel Katina and Dr. Andrew Agos Ronald Forman Dr. Monte Levinson Joanne and Gregg Silver Mona and Andrew Albert Frank H. Stowell & Sons, Inc. Bernard Levy Elisabeth and Alan Sklar Alper Services LLC DiDi and Jeff Franklin Eva Levy Judith and Norman Soep Lynn and Alfred Altschul Freedom Home Care Inc. Rachel Levy Lew Sonn Azza and Tom Andreesen Dafna and Stuart Gabel Arlene and Martin Lewis Fortuna and Luis Spitz Anshe Emet Synagogue Nina and Mark Gaines Carol Linch Judith and Richard Stern Sylvia Arbetman Judie and Allen Ginsburg Debra and David Lorig Rabbi Michelle Stern Artis Senior Living of Lakeview Michael Glass Elaine G. Loseff Michael A. Strom Teri and Steve Barnett Earl Goldberg Lo Verde Contracting Co. Marianne and Stuart Taussig Jacqueline and Bruce Barron Sheila and Joseph Goldberg Ted Lowitz Matthew Teinowitz Gail and Ronald Baum Jane Kaplan and Harry M. Goldin Magid Glove & Safety Manufacturing Company Gene L. Temkin Belgravia Group Ltd. Roberta and Robert Goldman LLC Temple Jeremiah Kalman Benjamin Sharon and Elliot Goldman Pam and Scott Marks Naoko and Kenneth Tornheim Nicole and Dave Berger David Goltermann Glenda and Dr. Sanford Mason Roberta and Robert Washlow Molly and Steven Berman Ann and James Goodman Marc L. Matlin Pamela and Garry Weiner Lorena and Adam Blonsky Sylvia G. Gordon Cindy and Tom Mazzetta Samuel Weinstein Family Foundation Daniel Blumenthal Aaron Greenberg, Ph.D. Merrill Lynch Weiss & Company LLP BMO Family Office Allyson Marks Greenfield and Avi Greenfield J. Clifford Moos Danielle and Daniel Weiss Ellen B. Bogolub Laurie and Gary Greenfield Andrea and Anthony Nocchiero Barbara and Victor Weisskopf The Breakers of Edgewater Beach Jaclyn and Kamil Hakimian Margo and Michael Oberman Zuckerman Family Foundation Judith and Jeffrey Brickman Nora and Gregory Hedges Savi Pai Ernest Brookfield Carol and Richard Hillsberg Patzik, Frank & Samotny, LTD $300–$499 Deborah and Matthew Brown @Properties Joyce and Richard Hirsch Susan and Kenneth Pearl Caroline and Jason Chess Sally and Gershen Abraham Sarah and Aaron Hoffman Stuart Perlik Chicago Jewish Funerals Altair Advisers, LLC Joan Holland PEX CIBC Private Wealth Management Marcia and Bruce Balonick Home Instead Senior Care Milton Pinsky Julia Clark Dolores and Ralph Barnett Hyatt Regency Chicago Arthur Potash Alexandra Cohen Markovich and Omri Markovich Verna and Ira Becker Insperity Services L.P. Private Vista, LLC Jane and John Colman Eileen and Dr. Bruce Bennin Janey and Robert Jakubowich Pamela Rose Companions for Seniors, Inc. Heidi and Peter Bensinger Johnson Goldberg and Brown LTD Jill and Michael Rosenbaum Andrew Cooper Bonnie Benson Lauren and Dr. Bruce Kaden Barbara and Richard Rosenfield DLA Piper US LLP Linda and Howard Bifeld Rebecca and Jason Kanter Doris Roskin Gale Dreas Boaz Blumovitz Marlene J. Kaplan Lynn and Gary Salit Dundee Pharmacy, Inc. Blutter/Shiff Design Associates The Keepers of the Flame Climbing Group Veritas David Saltz Carol and Steven Edelson Elaine and Joel Brody Kittleman & Associates Andrea and Ronald Sandler

18 Janet and Alan Brown Bruce J. Lederman Naomi and Martin Weitzel Magda Brown Ronna B. Leibach Becky and Richard Wolf Six Ways to Contribute Susan and Colman Buchbinder Nanci Garoon Leigner Eleanor W. Zoub Marcy and Gregory Carlin Elaine and Jack Levin to CJE SeniorLife Chicago Messenger Service, Inc. The Loewenthal Group $100–$299 Ilene and David Abrahams Joseph J. Cohen, z”l and Beverly A. Cohen Lowitz & Company Unrestricted Endowment Funds Gayle and Lance Abrams Congregation Beth Shalom Amy Mallor Designated Endowment Funds Margery and Robert Abrams Congregation B’nai Tikvah Max & Benny’s Accurate Plumbing Doctors, Inc. Income for Life Endowment Carol Dean Laurie and Martin Merel Phyllis and Leonard Adams Marcia and Kenneth Denberg Bonnie and Charles Mervis Funds Barbara and Steven Adelman Rosanne Diamond Mesirow Financial Carol E. Adelman Planned Giving Charles E. Dobrusin & Associates Ltd Milwaukee Valve Company, Inc. Jay Adkisson General Contributions Paula and Ronald Domsky Mutual of America Zack Adler Dutton Casey & Mesoloras, PC Samuel Nagel Create a Jewish Legacy Program The Admiral at the Lake Joan and Warren Eagle National Heat & Power Corporation Jeff Aeder The Council for Jewish Elderly Denise Edelson Margery Nieder Judith Aiello and Maurice Fantus Elderwerks Inc. Northwestern Mutual (dba CJE SeniorLife) Endowment Sarah Alexander Janet and Paul Epner Ashur Odishoo Foundation was created in Aml Group LTD. Focus Marketing, Inc. Oliver Packaging & Equipment Co. Sheila Ander partnership with the Jewish Karen and Daniel Forman Anne and John Oppenheimer Janet and Steven Anixter Fox Valley Fire and Safety Darlene and Norman Padnos Federation of Metropolitan Chicago’s Sheryl and George Annes Sue and Philip Gardner Janice Paul Agency Endowment Program, which Simon Aptekar Michelle Giannini Perkins Eastman Izi Aviyente was established to ensure that CJE Susanne Glink Betty and Thomas Philipsborn Ellen and Edward Bakal Patricia and Loren Golden Rainbow Hospice and Palliative Care SeniorLife and our sister agencies Marci Balonick Joel Goldstein Ariana Rasansky Cheryl and Ted Banks have the necessary resources to Zachary Goldstein Rochelle Zell Jewish High School David Bardach Richard Greene Ron’s Landscape & Snow Removal meet the community’s needs. All Deborah and Jonathan Barker Robin and David Guthridge David R. Rosenblatt commitments to CJE’s Endowment Dr. Heidi Baruch Janice and Ira Harris The Sandwich Club Felicia and Michael Baskin Foundation are recognized as Janis and Dr. Max Harris Eitan Schwarz Michael G. Bass Helene and Dr. Burton Herbstman Judy Share gifts to the Jewish Federation’s Jacqueline R. Bazelon Mark Hoffman Veronica Siegel Centennial Campaign. Deborah Beerman and Jason Nierman Home Instead Senior Care - Northbrook Margaret and Alan Silberman Madeleine and Allen Beerman Martin R. Hurtig Helen and Hillel Singer Jennifer Bekkerman CJE SeniorLife is also proud to be Leslie and Eugene Jacobs Stephanie and Michael Smerling Nina Bell Phyllis and Ben Kaplan Elizabeth Stake part of the Jewish Federation’s Richard Bendix Beth Kaufmann Stationery Station LTD Create a Jewish Legacy program, Victoria Berghel Keyth Technologies Cydney Stein Sharon and Stephen Berkowitz designed to train and support Marcia Kraut Linda Stulberg Dr. and Mrs. David M. Berkson Jillian and Keith Kurtenbach Teddie Kossof Salon Spa Chicago Jewish day schools, Suzanne and Gershon Berkson Andrea and Yehuda Lebovits Jennifer Weininger Debbie and Elliott Berman agencies and synagogues in the Andrea and Phillip LeBoy Joan and Donald Weisberg area of legacy giving.

19 Susan and Dr. Ira Bernstein Drs. Ellen and Dean Conterato Eugene M. Frank Karen Goodgold Jane Best Costco Wholesale Wendy and Benjamin Frank Iris Goodman Irene B. Blankenship Jillian and Jack Cowan Andrea and Martin Freed Alanna and Robert Gordon Joanne and Lawrence Blankstein Harriet and Dr. Daniel Crane Lee S. Freedman Kay and Barton Gordon Diana F. Blitzer Kathleen Cullen Susan and Paul Freehling Ruth Gorelick Minda Block Patricia Dalessandro Chaya Friedman Lana Gorelova Vivian and Howard Bloom Nina and I. Walter Deitch Michael L. Friedman Donna and James Gottlieb Arlene and Howard Blumenthal Robert Deleeuw Roberta and Norman Friedman Brian Grach Anne N. Borish Susan F. Dickman Steven Frost Robert A. Green Deborah Bornstein and Steven Sklare Paula Dlesk Kimberly and Michel Frydman Esther Greenberg Sandra Bornstein Amy and Dr. Ira Dolnick Abby and Don Funk Mitchel Greenberg Marley S. Boruszak Laurence H. Donchin Adrienne and Lee Gallender Helen D. Greenebaum Adam Bossov Sharon Doney Bryna and Edward Gamson Carol and Sandor Grosz Debby and David Braun R Dennis Donoghue Bryan C. Gannis Joseph Gurreri Barbara and Donald Breakstone Susan B. Doroshow Russ Gelberg Amy and Justin Gurvitz Dr. Mitchell L. Bressack Debra and Steven Dresner Julie Gelfond Ellen and Lee Gussin Linda Bressler Jerome Dreyfuss Judy Genin Elaine Gutheim Julie Bringas Wendy Duboe and Leon Heller Robert L. Gevirtz Judith B. Gutstein Beverly and Allan Brodsky Albert Dukelsky Amy and Scott Gilbert Arthur M. Gutterman Laura and Jack Brody Dynasign Corp. Dr. Janice Gilden Joseph Hakimian David T. Brown Margaret Eisendrath Sheila and Marvin Ginsburg Nancy and Jeffrey Halis Marla Brown Elevator Advocacy & Consulting Alice and Steve Ginsburgh Stacy Halpern Ursula Buckman Martha and Lewis Elin Paula and Jay Gitles Jayne and Dr. Stephen Hanauer Joanne A. Burgess Helaine Ellenby Joseph Glaser Christine and Van Hanover Selma and John Burley Wendy and Gregg Elstien Maureen Glassberg Happy Old Guys Tracy Canter Joan R. Ente Glenview Animal Hospital Ellen and Jonathan Hattenbach Ann Cargile Darlene R. Erickson Bobbie and Kenneth Glick Heart Certified Auto Care Roberta and Dr. Donald Charous Marion and Burt Fainman Helen and Ron Glick Judith and Melvin Hecktman Lee Cherney Ruth and John Fairfield Dr. Nancy R. Glick and Michael R. Finnegan Heidi and Daniel Hefter Judy M. Chernick Judith and Terry Feiertag Richard M. Glick Ronna and Ronald Heftman Lois and Donald Chudacoff Carolyn and Dr. Ronald Feingold Susan Glick and Carey Goldenberg Nancy Henig Frances Chukerman Elizabeth and Henry Feldman Marlene and David Glickstein Susanne Henry and Alan Schachtman Patricia and Dr. Nessim Cicurel Inna Feldman-Gerber and Robert Gerber Sari Gluckin and Lance Friedmann Janis and Dr. Steven Hersh Karen and Jeff Coffman Joyce Fenchel Jill Goldberg and Robert Miller Ryan Hess Barrie and Dan Cohen Janet Fine Margo A. Goldberg Cheryl Hirsch Janice and Michael Cohen Nancy and Jerrold Fink Muriel and Ronald Goldberg Renee S. Hirsch Lillian and Herbert Cohen Jeffrey Finke Peggy and Mark Goldberg Sarah and Scott Hirsch Lawrence Cohler Jan and Bill Flapan Mike Goldman Jason Hirschberg Samuel B. Cohn Thomas Flood Sheila Goldman Nancy and Allen Hirschfield Vivian and Stuart Cohn Beth and Robert Footlik Susan and Arthur Goldner Bruce Hirsh Helen S. Coleman Ruth Forman Gail and Donald Goldstein Maggie and Sam Hitchcock Eli Comay Rebecca Fragassi Dr. Jay Goldstein Cynthia and Gary Hoefler Congregation Hakafa Joan and Dr. Robert Fragen Sheila L. Goode Frances Horwich

20 Susan and Bruce Huvard Jan and Allen Lev Cathy Nachman Marilyn Rest Idlewood Electric Supply Amy Levin Beth and Marvin Najberg Dr. Paul Ringel Ann and Jerry Jaeger Samuel J. Levin Dr. Herbert E. Natof Ricardo Rivera, z”l Lorraine and Jay Jaffe Cheryl and Leonard Levine Janet and Michael Nemlich Helene Rivlin Keith Jaffee Molly G. Levitt Donna Newmark Fay Rogak Sibyl Josephson Jamie and Douglas Lewis Clare and Daniel Nimer Tami and Raymond Rokni Gail and Allen Juris Sue and Samuel Lewis North Shore Cleaners Ronald Roman Wendy and Daniel Kahn Doris Lewy North Suburban Hearing Service Ltd Barbara and Tom Rooney Laura Kaiser Zvie Liberman North Suburban Synagogue Beth El Andrea and Mark Rosen, DDS Walter Kale William O. Ligon Norton’s Restaurant & Bar Lynn Rosen Maxine and Larry Kane Nancy and James Litke Miriam and Jay Novick Norma Rosen Carole and Calvin Kanter Nancy and Burton Litwin Karen and Arnold Okmin Henry Rosenbaum Manny Kanter Anne and Melvin Loeb Beth and Neil Olderman Ellen and Marc Rosenberg Robbi and Craig Kanter Sharon and Harry London Ndidi Onyejiaka Merle and Sheldon Rosenfeld Jack Kanuk Ellen Lustig Susan and Edward Oppenheimer Drs. Sue and Vin Rosenthal Susan and Mitchell Kaplan Marsha B. Lyons Pamela Weiner Home Warner A. Rosenthal Frances Kapp Linda and Irwin Magad Partners For Change, LLC Renee and Dr. Elliot Roth James Karela Lauren B. Mandel Tobey and Marc Passman Jeri and Joel Rothman Jessica Katlin Michele C. Mangrum Judith Pauker Seymour Rothstein Jill and Ira Katz Eve Mangurten Vera Pawlowski Nan and Dimitry Roytberg Mary and Ralph Keen Roberta and George Mann Roger Peck Susan and Dr. Ira Rubin Curtis H. Kelly Jillian Gutman Mann William Peltin Albert Rubinstein Rabbi Allan Kensky and Adina Kleiman Robin and Glenn Marcus Claire Pensyl and Ira Bell Stephanie and Dr. Scott Sagerman Steven Kier Margolis Weldon LLC Saralyn Peritz and Howard Shidlowsky Carol and Lee Saldinger Henriette L. Klawans Trisha and Frederic Margulies Judith Perlman Daniel Saltzman Susan P. Korn Sheila and Jack Marks Jerrold M. Peven Scott Sandee Bonnie and Edward Koven Sonia T. Marschak Lynn and Dr. Louis Philipson Jerome Schachter Martin J. and Susan B. Kozak Fund Rabbi and Mrs. Robert W. Matanky Karen and Don Phillips Wilma Scharrer Gloria and Donald Kraft Sidney Mathias George Phillips-Sorich Sheila Schlaggar Sylvia Krakauer Jill and Charles Mattenson Alan Pollack Philip Schmidt Deborah Kramer Mattie M Susan and Mark Pollack Herbert Schneider Joseph and Marion Kramer Larry Mayer Naomi and Raymond Pollak Jennifer and Noah Schnepper Isak Kreimer Shelley McNaughton-Sulkin and Mark Sulkin Alan Portnoy Rosalind Schoenberg Peggy W. Kreisman Jean and Stanley Meadows Charlene and Richard Posner Harriet and William Schoenwald Alan L. Krockey Marcia Metezcus Toni Price Ryan Schraier Bryna Kurtz Nancy Meyer Deborah and Dr. David Rabin Edna and Michael Schrank Lake Shore Men’s Club Lisa Meyerowitz and Daniel Greene Shelley and Michael Radner Gordon Schubert Beth and Stephen Landsman Michael H. Erde & Associates, P.C. Benita and Roy Raemer Anne and Bob Schuman State Representative and Mrs. Louis Lang Margaret Milkie Ina and Sandford Ramras Caryn and William Schuman Eli J. Lawrence, D.D.S. Mi-Te Printing Carla Rath David Y. Schwartz Drs. Elaine Leboff-Ries and Michael H. Ries Bonnie and David Miller Erica Regunberg and Robert H. Dann Barry Segal Mats Lederhausen Lynn Miller Bev and Dr. Howard Reinglass Gail Seldess Michele Leshan and Stephen Rubenstein Peggy and Stanton Miller Sherry and Herman Reisman Ilana Seligman and Richard Schneider

21 Stephanie Sexauer Benita T. Terry Mondelez International Foundation George M. Eisenberg Foundation for Charities Margie Shabat Lynn Thorpe Matching Gifts Program Estate of Reuben and Sydelle Eisenberg Andrew Shapiro Beatrice and Charles Tier David Schulz Bernice Elbin Ginny and Jack Shapiro Ellen and Alan Toban Estate of Edward Elisberg Patricia Shapiro Lauren and Dr. Jordan Topel Endowments and Bequests Erwin Epstein Anonymous Sylvia Shapiro Andrea L. Davidson Waitz Joan H. Epstein Estate of Sarah Altbach Linda R. Sher Laurie and Milton Wakschlag Gitta Fajerstein Estate of Franz and Dori Altschuler Orrin Shifrin Beth Wanland The Rabbi Shlomoh Z. Fineberg Helen & Norman Asher Alzheimer’s Care Fund Carol and Norman Shubert Sarah and Jason Warren & Naomi D. Wainger Fineberg Joseph Atkin Susan and Gary Shulman Debra Wechter Religious Observance Fund B & J Association Dr. Barry Siegel Florence K. Weese I.M. & Fannabell S. Fixman Foundation Mirza A. Baig Leslie and Jordan Sigale Dorothy and Burton Weinberg Robert Forman Enrichment Series Fund Samuel Ballis Fund Ari M. Silver Arvin Weindruch Terri & Michael Freeman Jordan C. Berger Deborah Silverman Haskel Weiss H. Fried Respite Fund Charles H. Berman Educational Fund Jeffrey Silverman Judith and Dr. Samuel Weiss Jeffrey Fried, z”l and Suzanne Fried Laurence U. Berman Trust Debbie and Richard Silverstein Olga Weiss and George R. Honig Emmanuel Friend Estate Marc L. Berman - In memory of Leo Berman Abby Simon Jordana and Andrew Weissman Galter Foundation Ruth Berman Alisa and Howard Singer Maureen Wener Meyer and Lilly Gerber Foundation Harriet B. Brady Pooled Income Fund Janis Sklare Dr. Maxwell P. Westerman Betsy Gidwitz Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Bley Carol and Stephen Slavin Mary Anne and Raymond Wexler Joseph L. & Emily K. Gidwitz Memorial Foundation Michael D. Blum Rae and David Smerling Richard Winship Howard A. and Barbara Gilbert Belle R. & Joseph H. Braun Fund Neil D. Smith Laurie H. Winter Estate of Adele Ginsburg Estate of Suzy Braun SocialWork Consultation Group, Inc. Stacy and Charles Winternitz Annette Glickman Trust Lena G. Brede Foundation Fund Lynn and Robert Socol Ady and Stewart Witkov Dale Glickman Trust Sam and Robyn Brilliant Marshall S. Solomon Janet and Jerrold Wolf Irving H. Goldberg Family Fund Estate of Raymond D. Brodsky Carolyn K. Sorkin Lois and John Wolfson The Goldberg Family Trust Susan and Colman Buchbinder Sheila and Ronald Spaeth Richard A. Woolman The Barbara G. Goldsmith Revocable Trust Dennis J. Carlin Beth and Joel Spenadel Sibyl Yau Allan Goldstein William and Susan Casper Dan Stahlschmidt Melanie Yermack Joel H. Goldstein Dorothy Dean Cavenaugh Charitable Remainder Joanne and Jim Steinback Amy Jo and Douglas Zeigler Alan I. Greene Unitrust Gail Stern Judith and Richard Zelin Allyson Marks Greenfield and Avi Greenfield Kate Charshan Trust Judy and Robert Sternberg Caryn and Dr. Allan Zelinger Laurence Anthony Greenfield Dolly and Joseph Checkers Patricia Sternberg Sandra and Ronald Zisman Robert L. and Sylvia M. Haag Supporting Estate of Frieda & Simon Chinn Golda and Dr. Herbert Stoltze Amy Zisook and David S. Rosen Foundation Beverly and Joe Cohen Jan and Bob Stout Eileen and Lawrence Zoll The Robert L. Haag Trust Charles and Nancy Cooper Robert S. Sugarman Cantor Amy Zussman Thomas L. and Joann Harris Glen Crosier Lauri Sugerman Ethel Heller Revocable Trust Olga Davidson Dorothy Swanson Matching Gifts Teresita A. Hellman Apple Inc. Estate of William Emil Deutsch Melissa and Patricik Tarpey Estate of David A. Herstein Bright Funds Foundation Drexel Home Fund Carolyn Taylor-Mix Ethyle Levin Hillman Fund The Chicago Community Trust Alan Dworkin Temptations LTD. Estate of Miriam T. Hirtenstein Grainger Matching Charitable Gifts Program Robert Edelmann Health Care Fund

22 Phyllis A. Jones Estate of Mary G. Oppenheim Stephanie & Michael Smerling Development Estate of Florence L. Kaufman Estate of Konrad Parker Judy and Michael Smith U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Mary Keen Morris L. Parker Trust Georgette Grosz Spertus Trust U.S. Social Security Administration Esther Kirkel Kenneth and Susan Pearl Adele Stern Carole Klein-Alexander The Fannie Penikoff Charitable Trust Estate of Veda Stern Contributed Gifts and Services Karen and Gregory Arenson Michael E. Koen Maurice Pickard Estate of Florence Stoller Beth Hillel Congregation Bnai Emunah Sondra Fineberg Kraff Vicki Franklin Pines Rick Strusiner Amy and Michael Brown Leo Krakow Trust June Raffel Charitable Trust Swartzberg/Zoller Family Foundation Rochelle V. Chasin Louise H. Landau Estate Nate Y. Ratner Fund Abbe Temkin Paul Cohen Estate of Hannah Landsberg Michael Reese Service League Dianne Tesler Tatyana Filek The David and Hedy B. Landman Trust Susan and Howard Reese and Family Miriam Toney Enid Friedman Milton Latzer Trust Sonya & Robert Reich Philanthropic Fund Rachel Topp Trust Joyce and Dr. Donald Greenberg Lazarus Charitable Foundation Estate of Rose Resnick Randi Urkov Selma Hoffman Bruce J. Lederman Naomi Retchin Estate of Lucille L. Vodian Dr. and Mrs. Michael Jacobson Theo and Paul Leffmann Marilynn Rivkin Estate of Birdie Wagner Robin and Marc Joseph Eva B. Levi Trust Joseph Robineau Fund Miss Brenna Wagner Ana Kalika Diane S. Levin Trust Ellen and Steven Rogin The Wagner Foundation Katz & Stefani LLC Estate of Helen Levin Milton and Beatrice Rohde Estate Estate of Muriel Wein Pauline Kochanski Ruth Levine Steven Ronsen The Harry & Jeanette Weinberg Foundation, Inc. Rachel Meltzer Bob Levy Doris Roskin Stanley L. Weinberg Lana Meronchur Estate of Marcelle M. Lieberman Mally and Alan Rutkoff Mark and Patty Weiner Gayle and Dr. Richard Pervos Ken and Susan Lorch Norma Sachs Fund Nellie & Louis Weiner Fund Deena Pink Marvin and Marilyn Lustbader The Robert L. and Claire Sampson Charitable Weinfield Trust Mitchell Pink Mr. and Mrs. Norman Lynn Annuity Trust Ronald Weismehl Shonah Rabman Estate of Saul Mackoff Stephen P. Sandler Enid and Kalman Wenig Regina Resis Estate of Michael George Mallin Leonard Schanfield Research Endowment Fund Judith W. and Floyd Whellan Revelle and Henry Schachter Roslyn & Milton Mallin Memorial Fund Robert and Julie Schlossberg Marshall Yablon, z”l Virginia and Jack Shapiro Estate of Judge Abraham Lincoln Marovitz Anita Schwab Revocable Trust June and Howard Zimmerman Eileen Tarnoff The Beatrice C. Mayer Fund Terry L. Schwartz Susan Weidenfeld Al and Lillian Mazure Trust Estate of Eugene M. Segal Government Partners AgeOptions C. Margaret McClaskey Dr. and Mrs. Mervin and Aileen Shalowitz Special Chicago Department of Housing Morris Metcoff Trust Assistance Fund Chicago Department of Planning and Development James C. Mills Edward and Dorothy Shapiro Chicago Housing Authority The Estate of Pearl Nager Marci L. Shapiro July 1, 2018 to June 30, 2019. CJE SeniorLife is a Chicago Low Income Housing Trust Fund Abigail Natenshon Estate of Jerome & Natalie Share 501(c)(3) organization. Gifts are tax deductible to Federal Emergency Management Agency Estate of Irving H. and Harriet B. Nathan Leonard Shraiberg Endowment Fund the extent allowed by law. CJE SeniorLife has made Illinois Department of Healthcare and Family Jerome J. Nathan Trust Joel S. Siegel every effort to be certain that the list is complete Services Ian Natkin - in memory of Lillian Natkin Linda Soreff Siegel and accurate. It is published with the intention of Illinois Department of Human Services Joseph & Jennie Newman Fund Seymour and Roslyn Simon Trust thanking our generous donors. Please accept our Illinois Department on Aging Estate of Ilse S. Nicholson Edward and Honora Singer apologies if there are any errors or omissions. Illinois Housing Development Authority Margo and Mike Oberman Estate of Lillian and Dwight D. Slater U.S. Department of Housing and Urban

23 THE CJE ADVANTAGE: Our broad continuum of care offers people of all ages, faiths and incomes access to life-enriching opportunities, resources and healthcare. Our Jewish values make us the provider of choice for enhancing lives and navigating the positive aging process. 3003 West Touhy Avenue | Chicago IL 60645 | www.cje.net | 773.508.1000

CJE SeniorLife is a member of LeadingAge, LeadingAge Illinois and the Association of Jewish Aging Services. CJE SeniorLife does not discriminate in admission to programs or treatment of employment in programs or activities in compliance with the Illinois Human Rights Act; the Title VI 1964 Civil Rights Act; Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act; the Age Discrimination in Employment Act; the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA); the Fair Housing Act and the U.S. and Illinois Constitutions. If you feel you have been discriminated against, you have the right to file a complaint. For more information, please contact CJE SeniorLife’s Program Compliance Coordinator at 773.508.1000. CJE SeniorLife® is a partner with the Jewish United Fund in serving our community. © 2019