CREATE A JEW SH LEGACY GREATER NEW HAVEN

2019 Annual Report As my ancestors planted for me before I was born, so do I plant for those who come after me. – B. Talmud Ta-Anit 23a CONTENTS Create a Legacy for 1 ...... Message from the Board Chair 20-26 .. Total Charitable Distributions 2 ...... Message from the Executive Director 27 ...... Fund and Gift Descriptions What Is Important to You 3 ...... Marcel & Leah Gutman and Levi & Batya 28-29 .. A Road Map of Jewish history; • Israel and Overseas Glenn — Holocaust Education Fund My Journey through the Promised Land Endowment Funds 4 ...... Giving Tips and Opportunities 30-31 .. PACE & LOJE • Funds for Those in Need 5 ...... Financial Snapshot 32 ...... Planned Gifts 6 ...... $50 Million+ in Funds 33-34 .. Philanthropic and Donor-Advised Funds • Funds for Synagogues 7 ...... Alex Infeld Received an Israel Experience 35-45 .. Designated Endowment Funds • PACE and LOJE Funds for the 8 ...... Leffell Family Establishes Fund at 46-47 . Unrestricted Funds Jewish Federation The Towers 48 ...... Women of Vision Society 2019 • Youth Philanthropy and 9 ...... How We Help Grant Recipients Build a Tzedakah Funds 10 ...... New Funds 49 ...... Alma — Pre-Army Academy for Female 11-12 .. The New Haven Jewish Community — Leadership — Women of Vision Grant • Funds for Jewish Camping Create a Jewish Legacy — Making Its Mark Recipient • Funds for Jewish Education 13 ...... IsraelTripReflections 50-53 .. Women of Vision and Women of • Funds for Local Jewish Agencies 14 ...... Scholarship Opportunities through Vision Too the Jewish Foundation 54 ...... Why Jewish Overnight Camp? • Unrestricted Funds 15 ...... The Barbara Rosenthal Holocaust 55-57 .. Youth Philanthropy • Women of Vision Funds Memorial Scholarship 58 ...... Investment and Management 16-17 .. Total Donations 59 ...... The Endowment • Donor-Advised and Family 18 ...... All Charitable Distributions 60 ...... Assets Philanthropic Funds 19 ...... Breakout of Local Jewish Distributions 61 ...... Governance as of December 31

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CREATE A JEW SH LEGACY GREATER NEW HAVEN Message from the Board Chair In the spring of 2020, as I write my 2019 report, we are in the midst of experiencing Craig Sklar, the unprecedented effects of the COVID–19 crisis. Many of us feel vulnerable and M.D., Board Chair alone. These are the times when the importance of supporting organizations, such as the Jewish Foundation of Greater New Haven become most apparent. As you will see in the following pages, the Foundation provides an ongoing resource for essential services and charities in our community and the world. Over the past year, we have established annual grants for the New Haven Jewish elderly, support 1 for the security needs of local synagogues and Jewish institutions, and established additional scholarships for our youth. In 2019, the Foundation distributed over $2.7 million to deserving charities and nonprofits. Much has changed over the past few months. In response to the urgent requests in our community, we have acted as a resource to the needy during these uncertain times. The establishment of the COVID-19 Response/Maimonides fund has provided support for the essential work of Jewish Family Service, the Towers, our synagogues, the Jewish Federation, and others. These actions amplify the importance of our Foundation. We are a partner and a source of support for our community organizations. Our investments are managed professionally with guidance from our investment committee, capably chaired by Steve August. Our 2019 endowment returns were excellent with our assets also allocated to manage for more difficult financial environments, such as those we face today. I am honored to serve as Chairperson of the Foundation. It is truly uplifting to see how many in our community are devoted to helping those people who are less fortunate. The dedication of our professional staff to our mission is inspiring. I want to thank Lisa Stanger for her continued help and expertise as well as our lay board and investment committee. And, finally, thank you to all of our donors whose generosity makes this possible. We can all continue to make a difference. Please continue to support our Foundation. I wish you all a safe and healthy 2020. Message from the Executive Director Annual reports traditionally and expectedly review the past year. They are a retrospective — an opportunity to acknowledge donors, lay leaders, accomplishments, and challenges. 2019 was a great year for the Jewish Foundation. We distributed over $2.7 million to charitable organizations (75% to local Jewish organizations and synagogues), received over $5.78 million in donations, realized an investment return of 16.88%, and launched new grant and scholarship initiatives. Now it is spring of 2020 and those accomplishments feel long-ago and surreal, and there is no room for celebrations. Our community is facing a pandemic, our organizations, our synagogues, our friends and neighbors are in need. So even if it is not expected, or traditional, this message will look at where we are now, even if the rest of this report ends on December 31, 2019. Our staff, Stephanie Licsak, Controller; Beth Kupcho, Scholarship and Philanthropy Manager; and Tiberius Halai, Grants and Gifts Manager, have been working remotely since early March — even though apart and at home, they have continued to successfully communicate with and service our endowment, our donors, and our partner organizations. Together, with the Jewish Federation of Greater New Haven, we launched the COVID-19 Response/ Lisa Stanger, Maimonides Fund to meet critical emergent human needs in our community. This fund, seeded by J.D., LL.M., Executive Director the unrestricted funds of the Jewish Foundation and Jewish Federation, has awarded $186,000 (as 2 of June 7, 2020) in emergency grants for food, mental health and social services, PPE equipment, and to assist individuals confronting unemployment and loss of housing. Grants were made to date to Jewish Family Service, the Towers at Tower Lane, the Jewish Federation of Greater New Haven, JCARR (Jewish Community Alliance for Refugee Resettlement), and to synagogues. The Fund provides grants to local Jewish organizations and also reaches out to New Haven’s rabbis to channel assistance, knowing they are often the trusted leaders that individuals in need will turn to for support. This spring we also launched our grants for the Jewish Elderly initiative, awarding $130,000 in grants to support programs and services for the Jewish elderly in our community. We have also begun our first round of awards of much needed security grants for synagogues, day schools, and camps, made possible thanks to the Arthur and Yvette Eder Family Fund. And yes, we have experienced investment losses. As of May 31, 2020, our estimated investment return is -3.2%. The Jewish Foundation remains confident that our investment portfolio has sufficient shock absorbers to weather this financial storm. During times like this, the role of community philanthropy is even more critical. Market gyrations and short-term uncertainties can be overwhelming. Please know that the Jewish Foundation will continue to be the consistent partner, community grantmaker, and philanthropic advisor you have always trusted and relied upon to provide outstanding service to our donors and community partners. We take our role as the stewards of our community’s resources very seriously. We always welcome your call at any time to discuss the Foundation investments and how your fund is invested to meet your philanthropic objectives. Jewish Foundation of Greater New Haven 3

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“Like the Sheridan School book program, I began this as a volunteer,” Mimi shares. Mimi shares. as a volunteer,” I began this the Sheridan School book program, “Like your at Jewish education “Get going! Support others to, She encourages with us.” remains culture so our and more, JCC, the synagogues, to this project. she hopes others will also donate Thus She’s particularly proud of her newest project, which commemorates Yom HaShoah (Holocaust Remembrance Day) Day) Remembrance HaShoah (Holocaust Yom which commemorates of proud her newest project, particularly She’s David Pettigrew, professor Judaic Studies with SCSU Co-curated University. State Southern Connecticut at and displays Holocaust books, speakers features year, on its fourth which is embarking this program, some of her own and which are collections, private from and photographs mementos, videos, the SCSU library. some of from which are In addition to serving on the JCC board for many years, Mimi worked at the Jewish Home for the Aged, volunteered at Tower One Tower at volunteered Aged, Jewish Home for the the at Mimi worked for many years, board JCC In addition to serving on the and BEKI, Synagogue Westville to Glenns belong The Jewish Historical Society. The and is an active member of East, Tower and Award. Service Eisner Community the Robert she received In 1995, as sisterhood president. serves Mimi currently where Mimi’s path to building a Jewish life in New Haven fell quickly into place. “We were born in Israel, and I arrived in New Haven as a in Israel, born were “We into place. Jewish life in New Haven fell quickly a to building path Mimi’s Roger Sherman Pharmacy and established community ties. owned the Effi a family. raising into our life here, young bride…settling Mimi recollects. to meet new people,” JCC joined the I immediately Mimi’s initiative can be traced to two interconnecting paths. The first path traces her parents and in-laws’ her parents traces first path The paths. to two interconnecting can be traced initiative Mimi’s Romania and Germany, Poland, Russia, in their homelands fled from Mimi says “They America. journeys to to first immigrated my parents coming to the U.S., Before Jews. for the conditions due to unfavorable New Haven in came to parents Effi’s as Halutzim (Pioneers). new settlements to live and work in Israel who survived the Holocaust.” sister and family be with Batya’s to Israel 1956 from Miriam (Mimi) Glenn has big dreams about her newly created Marcel & Leah Gutman and Levi & Batya & Batya Gutman and Levi & Leah Marcel her newly created about has big dreams Miriam (Mimi) Glenn Glenn’s Named in memory of (Effi) both her and her husband Epraim Fund. Education Glenn Holocaust Mauro- New Haven’s attending graders about the Holocaust to fifth books fund provides this parents, “My goal for school. assigned to read they are that books are These Magnet School. Sheridan Interdistrict to “so every student will get Mimi states, with these books,” Schools New Haven Public ALL is to provide home library.” a copy in their personal keep Holocaust Education Fund Marcel & Leah GutmanMarcel & BatyaLevi and — Glenn 4 Jewish Foundation of Greater New Haven Ten have a or anyprogram ororganization that isimportant toyou. Inaddition, you if earmarked foryoursynagogue, current needs, orrestricted forendowmentpurposes. organization. an endowmentormake anoutright charitablegift toa The Ira Giving and much-neededimpact. an opportunity todonate that IRA toourcommunityandmake asignificant Charitable IRA charitablerollover creates anopportunity fordonorstoestablish 10. 9. 8. 7. 6. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. Things

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“Whether you do little out of or much, let it be good intentions.” – Talmud, Shavuot 8% 1% 2% 2% 1%

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Assets Allocation Equivalents Asset 12/31/19 TOTAL Equity Public Income Fixed Hedge Funds Equity Private & Cash Real Private Credit Private Other Assets 2019 Return 31, One-year One-year (as of 12/31/17)* 16.88% One-year (as of 12/31/19)* (3.63%) One-year (as of 12/31/18)* 14.81% Investment December Snapshot Ending

Assets Year and For additional information concerning financials and investments, please see pages 59-60. Fiscal $608,247 changed the Jewish Foundation *Beginning in 2017, we do not have Because of this, investment advisors. long-term returns. Charitable $2,703,134 and In grants distributions to charita- – 75% ble organizations to local of were grants Jewish organizations and synagogues. Operating Expenses $5,780,009 received In gifts Grants Distributions 16 new funds established 681 total funds and trusts Contributions Financial Current $60,033,027 6 Jewish Foundation of Greater New Haven $50 Million $10,000,000 $14,000,000 $12,000,000 $4,000,000 $6,000,000 $8,000,000 $2,000,000 in $0 Designated Breakdown Funds $382,632 Laurelwood Camp

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Experience Scholarship Infeld Received and we learned more about the land, the state, and the people of Israel. the state, about the land, more and we learned chance to learn more about the communities that lived in the land. about the communities that more chance to learn Jerusalem. in and around places more and many food bank, Later that week, we went to Auschwitz-Birkenau, we went week, that Later a to the Jewish Foundation, Thanks at step through the doors and into Prague, the doors and step through Western Wall. and touched the stones of the Western the Old City, explored started in Prague, where we learned of the many different communities that existed here before the before here existed that communities of learned we the many different where in Prague, started I the greatest summers of my life. the greatest New Haven, Greater summers exploring Europe and Israel for 5 and Israel Europe summers exploring farm, light for Jews all over the world: Israel. Israel Alex “As of of the people than at connected to the land and made me feel even more we chose. that experiences or we split into our Chavayot, that, After a week. who would join us for the next teens we met up with eight Israeli where 6 Holocaust. during the Holocaust. we went to that seemed fitting it only the darkness ofAfter this day, sent to their death. halfJews were million a days in the Negev. we spent three we arrived in Israel, After archeologicalreal we went on a there, While we were Jerusalem. took our first look over the holy city: a group, dig, giving me a Har Bental. in Israel, we summited the second tallest mountain where Airpor Ben Gurion importance, We Finally, Palestinians. enlightening discussion on the lives ofThis was an about the conflict. barrier and talked we made our way to Jerusalem for one last week. about many of learned we the where cemetery, the national we went to Har Herzel, On one of the last days, our way to we made one last Shabbat, after Finally, it is today. to what who shaped Israel leaders extraordinary my life. an in-depth and personal experience where we learned what Israel meant to us. meant Israel what we learned where to: an in-depth and personal experience 8 Jewish Foundation of Greater New Haven humane environment? 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Advisory Funds Helping Those in Need — The Maimonides and Devorah Funds to continue Jewish Foundation the at Funds Maimonides and Devorah The and/or medical assistance for emergencies anonymous financial provide and other referring Service, Jewish Family by our rabbis, as requested needs, of Moshe follow the precepts established to Rabbi Both funds were agencies. levels of in defining tzedakah who, as Maimonides), known Ben Maimon (better in secret), (giving deemed one of b’seter the highest levels to be matan (charity), has no has no knowledge ofin which the benefactor and the latter the recipient knowledge of the donor. Vision of Women The of Vision Women SocietyIn 1996, at the Jewish Foundation was created to ensure that permanent, a restricted endowment fund would be available to enhance the quality of life for future generations of Jewish women and their families Greater in New Haven, in Israel, and around the world. The society was created women who 100 each by contributed to establish of a minimum $1,000 the original endowment, from which annual grants been have made since 1998. of VisionIn Women 2002, Society was launched to allow additional Too members of the community the opportunity to participate. a Women Each year, of Vision grants committeegrant makes awards that are funded from the Women of Vision Society endowment. $200,000 over Since has 1998, been awarded for programs and projects of concern to Jewish women. pages 50-53. See GrantsProfessional Development andJewish Education in Teachers for Fund Kaye A. Judith to the Thanks is thrilled to offer Jewish Foundation the Funds, Education the Community will help grants These Jewish educators. for development grants professional Jewish schools have the opportunity in local educators classroom that ensure skills to develop their teaching in order and conferences workshops to attend to opportunities educational to provide Jewish organizations and will help local instructors and the community. Jewish employed in educators Classroom Applicants must be either 1. orJewish school local A Jewish school or synagogue or 2. in a local education institutionJewish recognized a by hosted be must programs Eligible synagogue. May 15 and are deadlines Application institution. educational or reputable www.jewishnewhaven.org/scholarships 2020. December 3, Create a Jewish Legacy Scholarships / and One Happy Camper 13-14. 11-12, See pages

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Judaea’s Young with Camp Israel to and throughout to travel had the amazing opportunity Trip I their generous scholarship. This trip was life changing, and I am so thankful that I was able to have I was and I am so thankful that changing, trip was life This scholarship. their generous this experience. Gadna program, and it was the best five weeks of my life. Throughout my time there, I got to see and learn my time there, Throughout of and it was the best five weeks my life. Gadna program, of new things in each the country and got to experience those places. all through traveled We so much. called Save a Child’s with an amazing organization volunteered We stayed on kibbutzim and in cities. We was never a moment without there and Eilat, Aviv Tel Jerusalem to From Sea. and swam in the Dead Heart and fun. learning been talking about and we have my best friends, My camp friends are the world to me. trip meant This for assisting me in this with Foundation Jewish to the and I am so grateful an amazing opportunity, summer, This trip was such Being able to go on this at age eight. Judaea, Young Camp at this trip since our first year Israel By Aliya Dworkin-Israel ExperienceScholarship Recipient Reflections 14 Jewish Foundation of Greater New Haven submission isOctober19, 2020. from JSI supplements otherscholarships. The deadline for JSI application need-based assistancefor New Haven-area synagogueschools. Assistance Through adonorinourcommunity, thegenerosity of JSI isabletoprovide Jewish Scholarship Initiative for Synagogue Schools (JSI) Scholarships Synagogue School anonymously reviewed byascholarshipcommittee. applications mustbecompleted onlinebyMay15andare confidentialand All scholarshipsare forhighschoolseniorsfrom Jewish households. All Awards are theapplication basedonthe strength andfinancialneed. of average $1,500. The application includesanessayandthree recommendations. better andverifiedfinancialneedqualifiesastudenttobeconsidered. Awards high schoolseniorsfrom Greater NewHaven. “B” or An academicaverage of scholarships toadvancethescholasticandvocationalJewish education of Women’s Greater NewHavenSectionat the Jewish Foundation sponsors The EmmaKohn Podoloff ScholarshipFund theNational CouncilJewish of of Women’s New Greater Haven Section Jewish of Council National the of Fund Scholarship KohnEmma Podoloff and financialneed. Awards are theapplication basedonthestrength (whichrequires of anessay) Jewish householdinConnecticut and enteringtheirfreshman college. year of as current collegestudents. Awards are $2,500, andapplicantsmustbefrom a Haven, anditnowawards collegescholarshipstohighschoolseniorsaswell Connecticut, shetransferred the fundtothe Jewish Foundation Greater of New Beth Israel inScotchPlains, New Jersey. When Renee Drell relocated to The Stuart J. Drell ScholarshipFund wasestablishedin2001at Congregation Fund Scholarship Drell J. Stuart Judaism. Awards average $1,000andare theessay. basedonthestrength of essay concerningwhat peace, justice, andrighteousnessmean toyouandyour Jewish highschoolseniorfrom Greater NewHaven. The scholarshiprequires an from SaulFriedler hiswifetoprovide acollege scholarshiptoa inmemoryof This scholarshipisnotneedsbased. Itwasestablishedin1991withaninitialgift TaylorMary Friedler Fund Scholarship Memorial Scholarships College Foundation Jewish the through Opportunities Scholarship qualifying programs, andapplication requirements. Go towww.jewishnewhaven.org/scholarships formore information, alistof anonymously reviewed bytheIsrael ExperienceScholarshipcommittee. and tworecommendations are required. All applications are confidentialand gap oracademicyear programs, applications are duebyMay15. An essay For 2020summertrips, applications are duebyMarch 9. For the2020-2021 educational programs. Greater NewHavenyouthages14-19are eligible. three-week program)term (minimumof andlong-term organized Israel Jewish identity. The Jewish Foundation provides scholarshipsforbothshort- experience todevelopandenrichtheir Jewish education andreinforce their local Jewish studentsages14-19theopportunity to participate inanIsrael The Jewish Foundation Israel ExperienceScholarshipProgram provides Scholarships Experience Israel area at www.jewishnewhaven.org/scholarships. for overnight Jewish campaswellviewtheGreater NewHaven catchment visiting www.OneHappyCamper.org. Families canapplyforneeds-basedaid Familiesby canfind campsandapplyforfirst-timecamperincentive grants overnight campsnationwide. financial assistanceforcampersfrom Greater NewHavento attend Jewish partnership withananonymousdonor, isthrilledtobeginoffering needs-based Need-based aidforovernight Jewish camp. 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way to keep George Santayana George Emanuel member Mark Emanuel member Temple Emanuel students, to Temple support way to provide a – it.” repeat who cannot remember the past are“Those who cannot remember the millions of victims of the Nazi Holocaust.” March of the Living. It also serves as a ofthe March the Living. “as in part take them to study the Holocaust and to encouraging family created this scholarship in Barbara’s memory, this scholarship in Barbara’s Her family created not repeated. the age of 38, it was important to her to keep the to her to keep important it was the age of 38, Scholarship Holocaust survivor. Barbara spent her teenage years in the years spent her teenage Barbara Holocaust survivor. labor camp in Czechoslovakia. promise to past and future generations that we will do everything we can to that generations to past and future promise constant supporter of organizations that document the history of that of the constant supporter organizations Barbara Rosenthal Holocaust and she was a Barbara Rosenthal Holocaust Memorial Scholarship was created as a was created Holocaust Memorial Scholarship Rosenthal Barbara Memorial The The memory of Barbara alive. She was the mother of the memory of alive. Barbara Weber, Gabersdorf to America at came When Barbara can ever happen again. it like nothing memory of that Holocaust alive to ensure the as her eyewitness that She feared the memory ofHolocaust and preserve victims. its She was a Holocaust memory and to secure one left would be no there was dying off, generation “these words that Her family feels strongly to carry the message of Again.” “Never a represent of the horrors the Holocaust are that ensure 16 Jewish Foundation of Greater New Haven * New Fund 2019 Fund * New to Youto Important Is What for Legacy a Create Total Donations –$5,780,009 Towers 50th Anniversary Endowment Fund Towers Fran EndowmentinHonorof Wallnau Temple EmanuelLeave aLegacy Fund Temple BethDavid Jaffe Capital Construction EndowmentFund Temple BethDavidEndowmentFund The Nevas-Price Camp andIsrael ScholarshipFund The Legacy L’chayim Fund forCongregation BethEl-Keser Israel Freda Leffell Fund for Jewish Lifeat the Towers Koral Family Fund the forthebenefit of Towers Robert Katz Family Fund the forthebenefitof Towers Vivian andRichard Kantrow Fund tobenefitthe Towers Jewish Family ServiceEndowmentFund GreaterJCC of NewHaven-EndowmentFund inHonorof Jewish Cemetery GreaterAssociation of NewHaven Louise andIrwinEpsteinFund the forthebenefitof Towers Congregation Mishkan Israel EndowmentFund Congregation BethShalom Rodfe Zedek Endowment Fund Jonathan Adam Cooper MemorialSports Fund forthebenefit Mark &LindaCaplan Family Fund Jewish forthebenefit of Herbert Brockman Rabbinic EndowmentFund The NoamBenson-Tilsen Fund forBEKIKidsat Camp Ramah Gilah Benson-Tilsen Fund for Youth at BEKI Eric I. BellerEnvironmental EndowmentFund for BBYO Fund fortheFuture Sara-Ann &Hillel Auerbach Family Foundation forthebenefit Funds Owned Custodial/Agency 2019: in donations received funds following The Allan Greenberg Operating Fund Ezra Academy of Family Service’s Aging Adult Programs Congregationthe benefitof BethEl-Keser Israel of Jewish Familyof Service

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Fund Tzedakah Watsky Special Needs Fund Tzedakah Allan Visochek Fund Tzedakah Wasserman Steven Fund Tzedakah Ben Watsky E. Rebecca Fund Tzedakah Wein Lauren Fund Tzedakah Joni Weintraub Fund Tzedakah Sasha Weitzman Fund White Tzedakah Jason Fund Wiznia Tzedakah Lauren for Fund Yardeni Samuel Louis Fund Build a Tzedakah Michelle Zackin Fund Beverly Zlotoff Memorial Tzedakah any time and in honor of any time and in honor – and special occasions this, the young adult now has a $1,000 named charitable the young adult now has a With this, Program Fund Fund Tzedakah for Community) for Community) Acting (Teens Fund Lily Sussman Tzedakah Tal Tzedakah Fund Tzedakah Fund Tzedakah Fund Tzedakah Fund Tzedakah Labowe-Stoll Katya Sussman Fund Ari Ross Eve TACT Raz Fund Tzedakah Teplitzky Jacob Fund Tzedakah Marlee Sue Teplitzky Fund Tzedakah Teplitzky Molly Yael Build a Teplitzky Beth Taylor Fund Build a Tzedakah Max Trachten Fund Build a Tzedakah Trachten Perry Fund Tzedakah Samantha Trachten Fund Udelsman Tzedakah Kelly Fund Build a Tzedakah Ilana Michel Vine Build a Glenna Jillian Vine Fund Tzedakah Visochek Laura Tzedakah Foundation’s spending policy). Foundation’s based on the Jewish Build a Fund Foundation’s Fund Seidel Tzedakah Own at can add to the fund or others, – he or she, the Jewish Foundation Fund Tzedakah Stern Very Jewish program allows young adults to engage in charitable giving by contributing $600 from their bar or bat their bar $600 from by contributing in charitable giving adults to engage allows young program Build a Tzedakah every December (Hanukkah time), he or she will be given the opportunity to choose to which charity(ies) he or she wants to which charity(ies) he or she wants to choose to he or she will be given the opportunity time), (Hanukkah every December are a distribution (distributions make 75 organizations! than over $75,000 to more funds have distributed Build a Tzedakah years, Over the past 15 The Your The mitzvah gifts, with a match of a community donor. with a match $400 from mitzvah gifts, fund at Tzedakah Fund Tzedakah Fund Tzedakah Oliver Stevens* Fund Tzedakah Fund* Tzedakah Hannah Pearl Mervine-Schiff Mervine-Schiff Hannah Pearl Fund Schoenfeld Tzedakah Elyse Mara Fund Tzedakah Allison Schwartz Fund Bar Mitzvah Schwartz Corey Build a Schwartz Jonathan LeahDevorah Fund Tzedakah Elizabeth Skalka Fund Tzedakah Skalka Rachel Silverman Shai Moshe Sokolow Fund Tzedakah Slossberg Jeremy A. Jacob Fund Tzedakah Miriam Stern Fund Tzedakah Elijah Labowe-Stoll Labowe-Stoll Nathaniel Jaden Fund in Honor of Fund Tzedakah Ana Sirota 58 Jewish Foundation of Greater New Haven Investment and Management Management and Investment Bonds. Detailsare onpages59-60. The Foundation alsoholdscash, life insurance, andIsrael private real assets, and private credit strategies. hedge fund/totalreturn strategies, and20%toprivate equity, strategies (U.S., International, andEmerging Markets), 8%to diversified fixed incomesecurities, 48%topublicequity 12/31/19, approximately theportfolio isallocated to 23%of constantly monitored, andstrategically rebalanced. As of conservatively positionedportfolio, whichiswell-diversified, The Foundation has continuedtomaintainamoderately Allocation Asset organization withconsistentdistributions. grow each endowmentfundwhileproviding thebeneficiary approach toendowmentspendinghassoughtmaintainand current operations andprograms. The Foundation’s long-term thefundsandprovide support adependablesourceof for of preserve andenhance(inreal dollarterms)theprincipalvalue will target atotalreturn (incomepluscapitalchange)that will theFoundation’sand managementof endowmentfundsthat allocation strategy andlong-termoutlookfortheinvestment the outsideindependentinvestmentadvisor, establishedan The Foundation’s InvestmentCommittee, inconsultation with asset allocation strategy, andsophisticated portfolio exposures. Committee, accompaniedbyexcellent managerselection, the InvestmentPolicy Statement establishedbytheInvestment proactive, andtimelyportfolio strategy implementation within both tacticalandstrategic advisingtoensure ongoing, Foundation. engagingSCSwastocombine thegoalsof Oneof Financial toserveasthenewinvestmentadvisorfor Jewish Committee, theFoundation’s trusteesengagedSCS board of (Request forProposal) bytheFoundation’s Investment 2017,In January of followinganextensive RFPprocess (16.88)%. of Foundation’s managedportfolio hadaone-year return rate of For thefiscalyear endingDecember31, 2019, the

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Co. by Fiscal 31, & Financial audit New for and Jewish Ending The Foundation Greater Haven’s conducted Teplitzky Fund Activity Year December (unaudited)* * * $82,134.00

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Trusts ...... Charitable Distributions Contributions and and Total Expenses and Charitable Expenses and Charitable Total ...... $3,612,644.00 Distributions Revenue ...... $9,978,825.00Minus Expenses Funds and Lead Funds from and Annuities Trusts Remainder Expenses Charitable Distributions Charitable from Life Income Payments Investment Fees Expenses Operating Foundation Total Revenue Revenue Total $13,591,469.00 Revenue Investment Return Contributions $37,846.00 $38,016.00 $46,356.00 $560,934.00 $479,454.00 $180,777.00 $448,466.00

...... $1,306,493.00 $12,210,471.00 $57,581,481.00 .. ..$47,185,760.00 ...... $12,847,267.00 Value Cash ...... Value Market ...... Endowment ...... $60,033,027.00 Assets Total Liabilities Total Assets Minus Liabilities Agreements Liabilities under Split-Interest Payable Grants Custodial/Agency Funds Designated Liabilities and Accrued Liabilities Accounts Payable Other Assets Receivable Loan and Cash Equivalents and Cash Cash Bonds Israel at Policies Insurance The Assets at Investments 60 Jewish Foundation of Greater New Haven Non-pooled Assets(LifeInsurance, Loan Receivable), Israel Bonds Commonfund Natural Resources Partners VIII, P, Venture InvstAssocIIIL Private Real Offshore, Landmark EquityPartners XV, Capital Natural Resources Fund X, Private EquityIV Offshore, Private Equity Golub Capital Partners, Xi, Int’l Private Credit Sculptor Overseas Fund II, SCS Opportunities Fund, Hedge Funds Vanguard FTSEEmerging Markets ETF Emerging Market Equity Vanguard FTSEDevelopedMarkets ETF, International Public Equity, International Equity Vanguard Total Stock Market Index Fund, U.S. Public Equity, Domestic Equity Multi-Sector Credit Offshore, Multsector Credit Year Bond Fund, GuggenheimTotal Return BondFund, Ishares Lehman 7-10 Dci CustomEnhancedIgCorporate Credit, Core-Fixed Income Additional Consolidated Portfolio Assets 100% Cash & Total ManagedPortfolio Through Assets Treasury Fund, DoublelineLow Equivalents December LP Assets 31, 2019 Park Street Capital Natural Resources Fund V, LTD, LP, L LTD LTD, Private EquityV LP, L

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Executive Director Executive Manager and Gifts Grants Manager Philanthropy Chair Committee Grants Finance CommitteeFinance Treasurer Barry Fischman, Eric Ravid Professionals Esq., Lisa Stanger, Halai, Tiberius Scholarship and Beth Kupcho, Licsak, Controller Stephanie CommitteeGovernance Chair Eric Green, Fleischman Steven Saltzman Stephen Mark Sklarz David Trachten Vision of Women Grants Committee Chair Nancy Cohen, Jodi Seidner, Linda Cedarbaum Judi Hahn Hass Lauren Betsy Hoos Krevolin Evelyn Reiter Marcia Serling Cecilia Holli Shanbrom Tishkoff Rebecca Vlock Gail Brekke Jewish Federation CEO Judy Alperin

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Board of Rabbis Appointee ofBoard Rabbis Chair LOJE Development Chair Federation President Federation Chair Federation Ex Officio/Past Chairs Fleischman Steven Dr. Betsy Hoos, Glick Stephen John Levy Dr. Esq. Mark Sklarz, Esq., Saltzman, Stephen David Trachten Investment Committee August, Stephen Advisory Hoos, Jeffrey Dr. Ex Officio Norman Ravski, Dr. Tilsen, Rabbi Jon-Jay Betsy Barnston Ed Cantor Chaffkin Jeffrey Fox Kevin Barry Fischman Fleischman Steve Landau Lynn Alan Reznik Saltzman Steve Schatz Paul Silverstein Nate Sklar Craig Mark Sklarz Spitzbard Ken Alan Weiss Iain York Investment Chair Investment Appointee Women ofVision Chair Women Development Chair ofVision Chair Women Executive Committee Chair Sklar, Craig Dr. August, Stephen Barry Fischman, Treasurer Barry Fischman, Nancy Cohen, Governance Chair Eric Green, Appointee Mark Sklarz, Saltzman, Stephen David Trachten, Trustees of Board Chair Sklar, Craig Dr. Norman Alderman Stephen August, Investment Chair Harvey Bixon Esq. Ed Cantor, Chaffkin Jeffrey Cobern Marty Nancy Cohen, Barry Feldman Dr. Treasurer Barry Fischman, Suzanne Frisch Dr. Esq. Gary Ginsberg, Esq. Eric Green, Esq. Hurwitz, Scott Cindy Leffell Joan Glazer Margolis Orell Jeffrey Dr. Michael Price Eric Ravid Alan Reznik Dr. Larry Shanbrom Esq. Douglas Skalka, Watsky Kal Dr. Governance as of 31 December Governance Jewish Federation of Greater New Haven 360 Amity Road Woodbridge, CT 06525 www.jewishnewhaven.org

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