PARTNERSHIPS Incare

JEWISH FAMILY SERVICE ASSOCIATION OF CLEVELAND

PARTNERSHIPS inCare

2017 ANNUAL REPORT

1 jfsa-cleveland.org a private non-profit OUR mission individual’s ability to thrive in our community. and social justice, JFSA is committed to enhancing every organization, serves to strengthen families and individuals in organization, serves to strengthen both the Jewish and general communities in Northeast Ohio. both the Jewish and general Guided by traditional Jewish values of communal responsibility Guided by traditional Jewish Jewish Family Service Association of Cleveland, Jewish Family Service Association 2017 Annual Report 2 JFSA 1 Represents unrestrictedand temporaryrestrictedfunds. seeking restraining orders, custody were provided tobattered women agency approximately $397,392 of personal timetohelpJFSAof personal a year inoperatingexpenses. VOLUNTEERS DONATED clients andstaff, saving the arrangements anddivorce.arrangements volunteers tothefrailand were delivered by JFSA LEGAL SERVICES KOSHER MEALS 251 HOURS OF operating budget 17,225 HOURS

elderly athome. $30 MILLION impact 48,000 1

2 2 Based ontheFederal standardrateof$23.07per hour. Allfiguresrepresentactivity duringfiscalyear2017, unlessotherwisenoted. The CenterforCognition and 42 COMMUNITY MENTAL Place, aneducational program 23 MEDICAL, NURSING, with JFSAforover 10years. ASSISTANT STUDENTS 12 STATES Recovery, LLChasbrought were provided through the EMERGENCY SHELTER HEALTH AGENCIES IN 1 in4employees hasbeen participated in participated inAging CETCLEVELAND Hebrew ShelterHome. 700+ EMPLOYEES focused ongeriatrics. 1,745 NIGHTS OF AND PHYSICIAN as ofthisyear. ® to to

798 HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS reparations, care personal andcase management, andhelpobtaining food, clothingandmedicalcare. ranging inagefromranging 71to101 years, received assistancewith geriatric medicalassessment,geriatric received helpfrom Family lab testsandprescriptions. ophthalmology, podiatry, including primary care,including primary illness received Mental received medicalcare 473 INDIVIDUALS 590 INDIVIDUALS with serious mental with serious AND CHILDREN Violence Services. Health Services. 180 WOMEN

3 jfsa-cleveland.org Harvey Kotler Susan L. Bichsel PhD PRESIDENT & CEO & PRESIDENT Susan L. Bichsel PhD & CEO President new and continued partnerships LETTER FROM THE BOARD CHAIR AND BOARD THE LETTER FROM Harvey Kotler Board Chair We thank our partners and our many donors for helping us to partners and our thank our We a community of strength. create education that helps those we serve. From empowering teens, to empowering teens, From education that helps those we serve. their homes, families, to caring for loved ones in strengthening everything we do is focused upon helping individuals find solutions to the barriers they face. that help us bring great care to you. These partnerships with to you. care that help us bring great medical institutions allow individuals, schools, universities, and it do, and allow us to do us to broaden the scope of what we can cost effectively. more a network of support and Our partners work together to form the increasing demand for them and the financial challenges we demand for them and the financial challenges the increasing funding and persistently rising health public face from uncertain costs. care some of the partnerships just celebrates annual report This year’s JFSA is dedicated to helping individuals and families face life’s life’s to helping individuals and families face JFSA is dedicated services and our programs, All of challenges with confidence. mind. It is our designed with this single goal in supports are and the community we promise to each individual and family to delivering these services, despite committed remain serve. We Dear Friends, Dear 4 “The families wework the endoftunnel.” with canseealightat – 2017 Annual Report Rabbi Avrohom Adler threat ofhomelessness Achieving self-sufficiencyinthefaceoffinancialcrisisand CHESEDCENTERTHE CLEVELAND FORWARD FOCUS & When theJewish Federation ofCleveland’s 2011 the formoffood,clothing,household suppliesand efforts toprovideimmediaterelief tofamilies,in ChesedCenter,Cleveland leadstheorganization’s Rabbi AvrohomAdler, executivedirector ofthe helping familiesgetbackontrack. years now, bothprograms havebeensuccessfulin ChesedCenter.Cleveland Working togetherforfive of theFederation: JFSA’s Forward Focus andthe result, twoprograms were created with thesupport statistic andothertroubling economictrends. Asa was establishedtobetterunderstandthisalarming guidelines,acommunitytaskforcepoverty level Jewish familieswere livingatorbelowFederal Population revealed Survey thatcloseto20%of Rabbi AdlerandhisstaffworkcloselywithJFSA stocked. Still,theCenter’s workdoesn’t stopthere. Foodand theCleveland Bankhelpkeeptheshelves Rabbi Adler. Donations fromtheJewish community making nutritious kosherfoodavailabletothem,” says dinner. Ourfirstprioritywastoaddress thisby weren’tthey eatingbreakfast oranythingbefore furniture. “Children were goingtoschoolhungry, properly, canenjoytodayandtomorrow.” sothey Adler. “Forward Focus givesthemthetoolstobudget can seealightattheendoftunnel,” saysRabbi financial self-sufficiency. familiesweworkwith “The housing –allofwhichsupportthegoallong-term budget, findemploymentopportunitiesandaffordable staff. Together helpfamiliescreate they ahousehold 5 jfsa-cleveland.org on a client case. 159 HOUSEHOLDS 159 HOUSEHOLDS counseling and employment counseling and employment received assistance, financial financial assistance, received support to overcome financial financial support overcome to distress through Forward Focus. Forward through distress Julie Rabin Temporary Financial Assistance Temporary Hebrew Shelter Home Hebrew | | Forward Focus program director (left) director program Focus Forward and , consults with attorney consults with attorney Janisse Nagel, , Chesed Center Justice System Advocacy and Legal Resources Advocacy Justice System | Rabbi Adler , Chesed Center director Meira Friedman Meira , Forward Focus coordinator, work together to identify to work together coordinator, Focus , Forward Financial Literacy and Employment Support and Employment Financial Literacy , Forward Focus specialist, Focus , Forward | Community Education and Professional Training Training and Professional Education Community | Boosting Self-Sufficiency with Legal Expertise with Self-Sufficiency Boosting Nadav Pecha Nadav director, executive Ariela Dowlek solutions for families facing hardships. Achieving With These Programs Self-Sufficiency Forward Focus Focus Forward Individual Counseling and Support Groups Children’s ArtTherapy Children’s Julie is happy to partner with Forward Focus. “It Focus. is happy to partner with Forward Julie ‘I’m feel good when a client says to you, makes you Sometimes they’ll even call you glad we did this.’ did.” what you months later and say they appreciate because the staff takes the time to carefully review because the staff takes the time to carefully I am the issues affecting their financial situation. JFSA staff helpjust one component of the program. a client so they they feel confident when prepare she says. meet with me to discuss their options,” back on track and don’t know where to turn,” where know and don’t back on track “Sometimes it involves declaring says Julie. it is just a matter of other times bankruptcy, certain debts.” relieving Focus with Forward happy to connect “Clients are Julie Rabin is a bankruptcy attorney who helps Rabin is a bankruptcy attorney who helps Julie clients in a variety of ways. “I Focus Forward by affected who are work with a lot of families unemployment or catastrophic sudden divorce, and their family life was secure illness. Before, they to find ways to get have now, predictable; AGING IN PLACE & CASE WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE Connecting medical students with older adults

Stephen Smilowitz is a 3rd year medical student at curriculum for Aging in Place. “Students can better Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine, understand the social determinants affecting successful pursuing his career in geriatric medicine. “I always liked healthcare outcomes. For example, they see first-hand being around older people. That’s probably because I whether or not a patient is able to manage his/her had wonderful grandparents,” he explains. “But after prescriptions in their home, or whether or not they participating in the Aging in Place program, I know now can afford their medications,” he says. that this is what I want to do with my career.” Stephen adds another benefit of visiting clients in Aging in Place provides students the opportunity to their home. “We meet with clients over the course of work as a team (consisting of a medical student, nursing several months. You get to build a special relationship student and physician assistant student) and together, with them. They don’t want to burden their families meet with JFSA older adult clients who are living with what’s bothering them, or tell their doctor independently at home. Dr. Elizabeth O’Toole, professor something that might adversely impact a medical of medicine and bioethics at CWRU and director of decision. We’re seen as an in-between. And it brings geriatrics and palliative medicine at MetroHealth, our education to a higher level.” explains this is a very unique program and fills two important gaps in current medical education. Equally important is the inter-professional education that occurs within Aging in Place. “Communication will always “Students don’t always get to be critical among health care providers,” says Dr. O’Toole. work directly with older adults. “Integrating students of different schools together gives This program allows them to them the opportunity to sharpen their communication actually see these individuals in skills with each other early in their education. Plus, it is a their own home environment, skill they can transfer to any discipline.” not in an institutional setting where time is limited and the The result is an extraordinary partnership with JFSA. concerns of the patient can get According to Dr. O’Toole, “JFSA has taught us better lost,” she says ways to develop this program between our students and their clients. Collaborations like this can be really Dr. David Rosenberg, a JFSA complicated. You have different schools, programs, Board Member, agrees. He regulations, and standards. There are a lot of moving and Dr. O’Toole, along with parts. But everyone involved wants it to come out right members of the medical school and so far, it has. That energy is infectious.” faculty at CWRU, developed the

Top: Stephen Smilowitz, 3rd year medical student, CWRU School of Medicine

Bottom: Dr. Elizabeth O’Toole, professor of medicine and bioethics, CWRU and director of geriatrics and palliative medicine, MetroHealth 631 INDIVIDUALS 320,371 HOURS of private duty 1,843 RIDES are able to live safely at nursing care were delivered to 850 older were made possible with home thanks to their Lifeline adults living at home, including personal JFSA Shuttle-On-The-Go! personal medical alert. care, home support, transportation, for older adults with no companionship and light housekeeping. transportation of their own.

Lessons from Danny

“I never mentored anybody in my life,” says Danny Seiger, 85, of Cleveland Heights. So, when his JFSA case manager asked if he’d like to help mentor a few 7 medical students through the Aging in Place program,

Danny was a bit apprehensive. A friendly outgoing jfsa-cleveland.org person, Danny was told to “just be natural”.

“They asked me lots of questions,” he says. “I spoke to them about my personal experiences.” He told them how the lack of strength in his hands makes it impossible for him to change a light bulb. He showed them how he can’t sit in certain chairs in his home because they are either too low or don’t have arms to assist him in standing up from a seated position.

“I told them at their age, everything is easy. At my age, the things you took for granted no longer exist.”

Danny is very glad he participated in the program. “I Danny Seiger, Aging in Place client found this experience very invigorating. We exchanged ideas and viewpoints. Plus, it was great for the ego!” he shared. He says the time he spent with the students were the most enjoyable afternoons he’d ever had. When his sessions ended, one of the students told him he was leaning towards specializing in geriatrics. “They wrote the most beautiful thank-you letters,” he says.

connecting to the community KNOW ABUSE™ & HAWKEN SCHOOL

Empowering teens and young adults to strengthen their role in the community

For over 150 years, the Hawken School has prided “The development of student character was something itself on preparing its students for the real world we wanted to explore further,” explains Jim Newman, through the development of character and intellect. assistant director of student life in the Upper School. That mission inspired Phil Cohen, former JFSA KNOW Abuse™ provided the perfect platform to make Board Chair, and Lynne Cohen, former president that happen. Students in their senior year were trained of the Hawken Parents’ Association, to bring JFSA’s by JFSA professional staff to serve as peer leaders KNOW Abuse™ teen dating violence prevention to freshman students. Peer leaders help freshmen curriculum to Hawken. The unique program uses a understand the different types of abuse, how to identify peer to peer model to teach students about healthy the warning signs, and how to help a friend. relationships and how to recognize the warning signs of abuse in relationships. Hawken is one of 17 schools Selena Gillespie, a peer leader, remembers how she 8 that has brought KNOW Abuse™ to its student body. initially reacted to the program. “I was really nervous because these are really difficult conversations to have, “We wanted our kids to have exposure to this even with the freshman class,” she says. “But, I knew that program,” says Phil. “I knew how powerful the if we confronted these issues as a community, it would program is from the feedback we received from other help us bond more and grow as a healthier community.” schools.” Still, the Cohens knew that Hawken would 2017 Annual Report2017 Annual not initiate a new program unless it had financial Jane Wiertel, another peer leader, agrees. “It’s good backing long enough to measure its impact. So, they to be aware of what can happen in a relationship and decided to underwrite the cost of the program over a where to get help. My sister is a freshman. She said it five-year period. was very helpful for her and her friends.”

Developing Character Through Peer Leadership

“I’ve been able to advocate for students and “I will apply the learning in my own life. I’m “It opened my eyes to the different help them. I can also identify what I want not going to let this go out of my life. I will take types of abuse. It’s the subtle things that from a relationship.” – Jane Wiertel action when I see it happening.” – Charlie Ross people can say.” – Selena Gillespie 9 jfsa-cleveland.org in Horvitz YouthAbility Horvitz YouthAbility , Hawken School parents, School parents, , Hawken | $1.4 MILLION is a great is a great ™ 294 STUDENTS. W Abuse™ over a five year period. a five W Abuse™ over awarded awarded grants, loans and scholarships to loans and scholarships to grants, NO W Abuse JFSA College Financial Aid Program Aid Program JFSA College Financial NO Summer Campership Phil and Lynne Cohen Phil and Lynne funded K | match for Hawken. “The students feel comfortable about going to the teachers and talking to them situations that might otherwise be uncomfortable,” is the she has observed she says. Another outcome that occurs between the faculty building relationship learn how to advocate and students. “Students really for themselves.” the Hawken and JFSA partnership to Jim, According willinghas been very positive. “JFSA has always been needs. That our school’s to fit to adjust their program collaboratedepth of willingness to work together and better because kids are has been a huge success and our of that collaboration.” Lynne Cohen believes K 120 TEENS first time in their lives. past summer, many for the for the many past summer, enjoyed overnight camp this camp this overnight enjoyed College Financial Aid Program

teen ™ Empowering Youth With These Programs Empowering Youth W Abuse™ program coordinator. coordinator. W Abuse™ program W ABUSE NO NO OVER 2,300 LOCAL TEENS 2,300 LOCAL OVER W Abuse™ Teen Dating Violence Prevention Dating Violence Teen W Abuse™ , assistant director of Student Life, Upper School, works with Upper School, works of Student Life, , assistant director learned about healthy relationships learned relationships about healthy program. It’s now a part of the fabric of our school,” school,” now a part of the fabric of our It’s program. willing to talk about more we are “Today says Jim. kids in terms of dating happening with our what’s us to take It has enabled abuse. and relationship like the conversation further into other subjects, college.” to transitioning students also learn that abuse isn’t always perpetrated always perpetrated isn’t students also learn that abuse he says. this,” helpful to understand by males. “It’s targeted all the time.” feel we (guys) don’t “Now really developed the “Over the past five years, we’ve The program doesn’t just focus on dating abuse. focus on dating abuse. just doesn’t The program that affect healthy all types of abuse It explores physical, emotional, financial, verbal relationships: that points out and sexual. Charlie Ross, a peer leader,

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Leah Weiss Caruso, JFSA K Leah Weiss Jim Newman 10 2017 Annual Report leads thestory time atAdultDay Support. Dr. Raphael Simon Achieving greaterindependenceandinclusivity JESHURUNCONGREGATIONB’NAI ADULT DAY SUPPORT & Support program atB’naiJeshurun Congregation so Ahuva Taub enjoysparticipatinginJFSA’s AdultDay year to move the program location to the synagogue. year tomovetheprogram locationtothesynagogue. Congregation inPepper Pike partnered togetherthis Now year, initsseventh JFSAandB’naiJeshurun like tripstorestaurants. classes inart,computers, exercise, andsocialoutings disabilities,including for adultswithdevelopmental daily activities,theprogram offersavarietyofactivities community integration andmeaningfulenjoyable Designed toprovidepersoncentered support, happy. Shecallsit“averyhappyplace”. director” oftheprogram. Shemakessure is everyone much, thatsheisknownbyherpeersasthe“junior , B’nai Jeshurunlibrarian, break downsowecaninvolveeveryone.” tosomeofthebarrierswehave opened our eyes of needs,” saysRabbiHalRudin-Luria. “JFSAhasreally to thesynagogueandtryingaddress alldifferent types are barriers forpeoplewhofeelthey notabletoconnect nowwe’re “Right lookingathowwecanlowerthe to address itsobjectiveofbecomingmore inclusive. which toenjoytheiractivities,thecongregation wasable Not onlydoparticipantshavemuchmore spacein skills andtoencourage themtoenjoyreading. theircommunication JFSA clientstohelpthemdevelop worked withspecialneedsstudents,Raphaelworks Raphael Simon.Aformerhighschoolteacherwho story time,conductedbysynagoguelibrarian Dr. One ofthefeatures ofAdultDay Supportistheweekly 1111 jfsa-cleveland.org enjoys seeing his seeing enjoys 599 INDIVIDUALS 599 INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES DISABILITIES WITH accessed services to help them accessed services to help them obtain meaningful employment. calls the Adult Day Support calls the Adult Day at Vocational and Employment Services Employment and Vocational | B’nai Jeshurun her “happy place”. Jeshurun her “happy B’nai congregants engage with JFSA clients. congregants Rabbi Hal Rudin-Luria

Ahuva Taub Ahuva Center for Cognition and Recovery, LLC. and Recovery, Center for Cognition | Marvin and Carol Lader Journeys Program Journeys Lader Marvin and Carol | Cognitive Cognitive Therapy Enhancement | specialized housing for adults. 62 RESIDENTIAL SITES 62 RESIDENTIAL throughout Northeast Ohio provide Northeast Ohio provide throughout The Gloria and Irving Fine Family Advocacy and Support Advocacy Gloria and IrvingThe Services Fine Family Program | ArtTherapy | Pooled Pooled Trust Disability | Community SupportCommunity Services | Transitions | and Mental Illness With These Programs: Illness With and Mental

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me what a great community we have.” me what a great hearts. There is a pure joy in our building when building joy in our is a pure hearts. There is especially he says. He here,” the JFSA clients are engaging with directly to see his congregants gratified me energy the JFSA clients. “I love seeing it. It gives and excitement to continue my day and it reminds has to offer. a welcome Rabbi Hal says the new are occupants so excited to are addition to the synagogue. “We Adult Day doors and welcome JFSA’s open our and into our building our into Support program encourage them to want to use libraries more and more them to want to use libraries encourage the he says. Raphael, who likes to read more,” to know classics to them, also wants the community just like that people with special needs like books a library anyone else and have a right to enjoy what “Reading is such a fun mental part of our lives. “Reading is such a fun mental part of our new and even books, new finding words, Finding new friends in books, I hope this activity will 418,947 HOURS OF OF 418,947 HOURS developmental disabilities. developmental intellectual, cognitive, and and cognitive, intellectual, were provided to adults with to adults with provided were Housing & Residential Services & Residential Housing Counseling & PsychiatryCounseling 12 2017 Annual Report Counseling &GeriatricCaseManagement Skilled Services andPrivate Duty CareSkilled Services Bringing confidencetoolderadults SCHOOL OFDENTAL MEDICINE CASE WESTERNRESERVE UNIVERSITY ALYSON’S PLACE AT METROHEALTH & like manyotherolderpatientssheseesasJFSA. geriatric program atthedentalschool,saysRaisais month.Dr.every SuparnaMahalaha,director ofthe Dental Medicine’s Dental Van, whichcomestoJFSA scheduled anappointmentwithCWRU’s Schoolof of problemswithhergums.Her JFSAcasemanager but there would wasnoguarantee holdbecause they told hersheneededtohaveimplantssurgicallyfitted she recalls. Whenshewasexaminedbydentists,they I lostthem.could notspeak or eat.Itwasnotgood,” teethinmymouth,“I hadseveral yearsago but afew with herteeth. period inherlifeisthereason shenowhasproblems that the brutalcoldwithlittleclothing.Shebelieves World War. Shesuffered malnutritionandendured when shewasonlyfiveyearsoldduringtheSecond who experiencedveryharshconditionsinSiberia Raisa Goldbergisan81year-oldHolocaust Survivor Home CleaningServices CWRU DentalVan Programs toHelp People ManageTheir Independence andLiveHealthier Lives | Lifeline™ Emergency Response System | | Primary MedicalCarePrimary Kosher HomeDelivered Meals | Physical, OccupationalandSpeech Therapy their owntransportation, thevanisagreat resource. many inthispopulation donot alwayshaveaccessto The dentalvanservesadults65yearsandolder. Since are abletoprovideconsistentcare,” shesays. U.S. comehere Oncethey andkeepcominghere, we services orthatwere delivered outside ofthe “A lotofour patientshavehadinconsistentdental their clientsisaninspired environment,” shesays.In in our school,amongour faculty, withJFSAand dental carecollaboration toitsolderadultclients.“The Dr. MahalahaispleasedtoworkwithJFSAbring not sosure,” saysDr. Mahalaha. mightfeelnervousto apopulation about thatthey or dental studentstohavetheopportunitybeexposed clients. “Oneofthebiggestadvantagesisforour for dentalstudentstohavedirect contactwithJFSA featureA key ofthedentalvanisopportunity | JFSA Shuttle-On-The-Go! | Holocaust Survivor Support Services Support Holocaust Survivor | Personal Assistance | Companionship 13 jfsa-cleveland.org sees first-hand the increased confidence the increased first-hand sees older adults have when their dental health improves. when their have older adults Dr. Suparna Mahalaha Suparna Dr. JFSA,” Dr. Mahalaha says, adding, “With the types Dr. JFSA,” shows of organizations JFSA partners with, that local not just in our leadership. It shows stewardship, in the broader community as well.” community but speaking again. “The doctor did a very good job,” she speaking again. “The doctor did a very good job,” says. “I’m very happy now.” and happy to partner with very proud are “We living healthier lives Luba Khachaturova. Khachaturova. Luba (left) works closely with her (left) works closely “A lot of our patients have had inconsistent dental services or services that were delivered outside of the had inconsistent dental services delivered or services lot of our patients have that were “A U.S. Once they come here and keep coming here, we are able to provide consistent care.” – Dr. Mahalaha – Dr. consistent care.” provide able to we are coming here, and keep come here U.S. Once they JFSA case manager Raisa Goldberg Today Raisa smiles with lots of confidence. She has Today and is able to enjoy eating and new dentures received things that will affect you all your life. Our patients and life. Our patients all your things that will affect you students get to learn this together.” of your wellbeing. If you cannot smile, if you cannot cannot smile, if you If you wellbeing. of your closed, these are mouth have to keep your eat, if you addition, she emphasizes the impact that having goodaddition, she emphasizes the impact that matter confidence. “No dental health has on someone’s part age in life, confidence is such an important your 14 2017 Annual Report 1 Government Sources:Western ReserveAreaAgency onAging, TheCentersforMedicareandMedicaidServices, Cuyahoga CountyBoardofDevelopmental Disabilities,GeaugaCountyBoardofDevelopmental Disabilities,SummitCounty Federation of Board ofDevelopmentalDisabilities, ADAMHS Board,MyCare OhioHMOs, StateofOhio,andtheOhio Department ofHumanServices. unrestricted United Way Cleveland/ Services Jewish 3 Includes investment income(realizedand unrealizedgainsandlosses), rentalincome,management fees,andcontributed services. Private TOTAL (plus) General Administration Total Direct Services Families atRisk College Financial AidProgram Home Care/Older Adults Adults withDisabilities andResidentialServices TOTAL Other Private Pay andOtherThird Party Payers Jewish Federation ofCleveland/United Way Services Grants and Contributions Government Pay 16 July 1, 2016 through June 30, 2017. All financial data is audited. Audit is available for inspection at the agency. Contributions REVENUE ANDFUNDING SOURCES 3

Grants & Other FUNDS % 4 19

9 OPERATING EXPENSESBY CLIENT POPULATION % % (Reimbursements forClientServices)

% REVENUE ANDFUNDING SOURCES

Government 52

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2 Aid Program Includes grantsfrompublic andprivatefoundationsgrantsfromgovernment sources.

OPERATING EXPENSESBY CLIENT POPULATION 3 Excludes anunfunded pensionliabilitysurplus of$1,061,029. Administration Older Adults General Home Care/ 14 30

$ $ 30,107,190 $ 1,127,413 $ $ 2,664,193 $ $ 15,716,079 $ 28,070,512 $ $ 962,334 $ 1,245,136 $ 8,336,718 $ 13,601,095 % 24,145,283 % 3,925,229 5,783,345 4 4,816,160 % 3 % Residential Services Disabilities and Families atRisk Adults with 49 % foundations & GRANTORS family named List represents grants to JFSA, Hebrew Shelter Home, and PLAN between July 1, 2016 and June 30, 2017. SCHOLARSHIPS Alcohol, Drug Addiction and Mental Health Services Board of Cuyahoga County The Cleveland Foundation The Morris Abrams Award in Leonard Krieger Fund International Relations* Cleveland Hillel Foundation Alumni and Friends of JFSA College Community Fund Management Foundation Financial Aid Program Scholarship Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany, Inc. Cuyahoga County Public Safety and Justice Services The Ruth Weltmann Begun * The P&W Evans Charitable Foundation Memorial STEM Scholarship The Giant Eagle Foundation The Jack W. and Shirley J. Berger The Richard Horvitz and Erica Hartman-Horvitz Foundation Memorial Scholarship* Jewish Federation of Cleveland Supporting Foundations and Special Purpose Funds The Jack W. and Shirley J. Berger Louis, Celia and Joseph L. Abrams Memorial Fund Scholars Award* The Semi J. and Ruth W. Begun Foundation The Sophie and Henry Billys Scholarship* The Chelm Family Foundation * Ellen E. and Victor J. Cohn Supporting Foundation The Dr. Grace F. Brody Scholarship Aron and Dorothy Drost Holocaust Survivors Fund Bruml Family Scholarship The Peggy and John Garson Family Foundation Michelle L. and Gerald W. Goldberg Faber-Rosen Scholarship The Nathan L. and Regina Herman Charitable Fund The Frank Joseph and Elaine Sara Jewish Community Housing, Inc. Garron Memorial Scholarship* Jewish Community Programs for Women & Children Fund The Eleanor R. Gerson Award for Teri Levine Memorial Homelessness Assistance Fund Graduate Students in Social Work* Meisel Family Foundation Anne Miller Legacy Special Purpose Fund The Eleanor R. Gerson Education Fund* 15 Miller Good Family Charitable Foundation The Ellie Gerson Scholarship jfsa-cleveland.org David and Ruth Moskowitz Family Charitable Foundation for New Americans David and Inez Myers Foundation David and Enid Rosenberg Family Foundation Horvitz YouthAbility Program of The Maurice Saltzman Youth Panel JFSA College Scholarship Ruth G. and Sam H. Sampliner Fund The Solomon and Jennie Michael and Anita Siegal Family Foundation Hurvitz Scholarship* Norma and Ernie Siegler Family Foundation Robert and Eileen Sill Family Foundation Ruth and Charles Jacob Scholarship Simon Family Foundation The Jaffe Family Community Naomi G. and Edwin Z. Singer Family Fund Service Scholarship* Irving I. Stone Support Foundation * The Treu-Mart Fund The Mrs. Bert Keller Fund Weizman Family Fund of the Jewish Federation of Cleveland The Meisel Family Scholarship* Social services for Jewish Nazi The Bennett & Donna Yanowitz Family Foundation Raskind Family Scholarship Blanche K. and Walter L. Wachs Endowment Fund victims have been supported by a Mary Saionz Wolf and Charles Wolf Memorial Endowment Fund grant from the Conference on Jewish Barney and Sarah Richman Berle and Bruce P. Zeldman Memorial Fund Material Claims Against Germany. Memorial Scholarship Dan and Ellen Zelman Family Foundation The Program receives financing Rosskamm Family Scholarship Zilber Family Foundation from the Claims Conference (The Amy Saltzman Scholarship Jewish Federations of North America Conference on Jewish Material Ariella Rose Levine Foundation Claims Against Germany) and also Mark Saltzman Scholarship for Business for the Emergency Assistance Shelly Saltzman Scholarship for Education The Milton and Tamar Maltz Family Foundation Program for Nazi Victims at the * NOACA direction of the United States District The Irving I. Stone Support Fund The William J. and Dorothy K. O’Neill Foundation Court supervising the lawsuit In Re: William Wortzman Family Education Fund Office of Criminal Justice Services Holocaust Victim Assets Litigation (Swiss Banks). Yoda-Newton “Share the Luv” Scholarship Ohio Attorney General The Howard S. Young Scholarship* Rosencrans Family Foundation Helen and Morris Zupnick Scholarship* Senkfor Family Foundation M & J Shafran Foundation Will and Jan Sukenik Family Foundation The Michael and Helen Talty Trust Service is supported by a grant from Western Reserve Area Agency on Aging The JFNA Center for Advancing The Wuliger Foundation Holocaust Survivor Care. *Operated under the auspices of the Jewish Federation of Cleveland. 16 2017 Annual Report President &CEO and/orbyanymemberoftheJFSA of JFSA’s highestpriorityneedsasdeterminedbyJFSA Provides JFSAwithannualsupportinperpetuityforany StanleyBlum Endowmentand Betty Fund Funded in part with a matching gift from Robert Immerman. comfortably intheirhomes. older adultswhostrivetoremain safely, securely and Provides subsidiesforservicesandpurchases forneedy in Need Adults Berns Newborn Thomas Endowment FundOlder to Support quality oflifeactivities. financialresourcesSupports clientswithfew toenjoy Deborah AnnBaker Memorial Fund Lader JFSA Centennial Initiative Ascentia Endowment Fund. Ascentia Endowment Fund and from Marvin and Carol Lader via the Marvin large part with gifts from the Aron and Dorothy Drost Centennial Initiative with intellectualdisabilitiesand/ormentalillness. Supports Ascentiaprogramming andservicesforpeople Initiative Endowment* Jewish Federation ofCleveland Ascentia Centennial with intellectualdisabilitiesand/ormentalillness. Supports Ascentiaprogramming andservicesforpeople Ascentia Endowment general donor listings. These funds maintain the principal in perpetuity and allow JFSA to use the income where it is designated. List represents funds as of 10/31/17. Gifts to these funds are recognized in the endowment with matching gifts from Robert Immerman. Know Abuse™ teenoutreach andprevention. domestic violenceand/orfinancial hardships andsupports Services forindividualsexperiencing homelessness, Supports theHebrew ShelterHome andFamily Violence Families at RiskEndowment Fund programming for“at-risk”families. Supports Hebrew ShelterHome capitalimprovementsand Jewish Federation ofCleveland* Davis Familyand Larry Lois J. Endowment Fund ofthe Philip Cohen. Funded in part with a matching gift from Robert Immerman. Supports programming for youth. Programming Lynneand PhilipCohenFamily Fund for Youth of Irene and Eugene Brudno Charitable Trust. to fundAscentiamanagementandinfrastructure costs. Supports servicesforpersonswithsevere mentalillnessand Severe MentalIllness Irene andEugene BrudnoFund to Persons Serve with Executive Team. Gift of Stanley Blum. FUNDS Gift of Fannie Gift of Karen and Norton Newborn. ** Gift ofLynneMarcusCohenand and Ed Baker Gift of Lois Davis. Funded in part ** . Funded in Gift for JFSAstaffsupportingvolunteeractivities. Supports JFSAvolunteeractivitiesandeducationalenrichment VolunteerJFSA and Education Activities Endowment Fund with matching gifts from Robert Immerman. home. Supports fundingforolderadults whowishtoremain at the Elderly Abrahamof and Pauline SegalFund for In-Home Support disabilities. Supports programming forindividualswithmental Sarah andJosephine Rosin Fund Gift of William Wortzman. Supports fundingforcommunicationstoAscentiafamilies. through TechnologyCommunications and Barbara Cary Root Fund for Fostering Ascentia Funded in large part with a gift from the Maltz Family Foundation. and/or cognitivedisabilitiesprogress intheirrecovery. recovery servicesthathelpthosechallengedbymentalillness Supports PLAN’s qualityoflifeprograms andholistic Endowment PLAN disabilities. with intellectualanddevelopmental Supports programming andresidential servicesforadults MRDD Endowment Harvey Kotler. Funded in part with a matching gift from Robert Immerman. Supports Families atRiskEndowmentFund. HarveyKotler and Norma Kotler Endowment Fund Gift of the Klein, Jaffa and Halpern families. Supports programming intheOrthodoxJewish community. Kesher Fund Donor. Funded in part with a matching gift from Robert Immerman. Supports longtermsustainabilityoftheAgency. PermanentlyJFSA Restricted General Endowment Fund disabilities andotherat-riskpopulations. Supports affordable supportivehousing forindividualswith Initiative Endowment Fund* Immerman Housing Centennial Jewish Community Ascentia Endowment Fund. Erica Hartman-Horvitz via the Richard Horvitz Centennial Initiative JFSA Supports YouthAbility programming. Program Endowment Fund* YouthAbilityRichard andErica Hartman-Horvitz Horvitz Gift of Rita Saslaw, Michael Saslaw and Maryellen S. Oberman. Gift of the Trustees of the Sarah Rosin Trust. Gift of Richard Horvitz and Gift of Robert Immerman. Gift of Anonymous Gift of Anonymous Gift of Norma and Funded in part 17 jfsa-cleveland.org

Daniel, Of blessed memory. blessed Of ** Carol and Marv Lader Carol with their grandson, with their grandson, at his college graduation. at his . The program helps young adults (18 years and years adults (18 young helps program The . Gift of the Wortzman and Levine families. Funded in Funded families. Levine and Wortzman the of Gift Carol and Marv and Lader Carol Operated under the auspices of the Jewish Federation of Cleveland. Cleveland. of Federation Jewish the of auspices the under Operated * JVS Endowment Fund Kaufman Scholarship “I encourage people who have made testamentary gifts to consider made testamentary to gifts people who have “I encourage it has been very us, important of doing this. For the advantages happen as a result.” good things see to a pleasure and is and Marv support continue in Chicago, Carol to Now living the a is them. “Cleveland close to that are in Cleveland programs a lot to It means works. model community of how philanthropy but our heart left Cleveland still is have may and me. We Carol been our journey.” It’s there. the Laders committed a $1 million gift to the Jewish Federation Federation the Jewish the Laders committed million gift to a $1 for adults support to Centennial Initiative programs of Cleveland’s disabilities. Although one-half of their gift with developmental in the form was of a testamentary fund gift, the Laders decided to of their major gift, JFSA’s In recognition that portion this year. been named has the program Journeys Program Journeys meet new disorders related older) with autism and other cognitive self- gain people, friendships in the community, making lasting independent. confidence and become more Marv. says work now,” to in putting the money believer a great “I’m The Wortzman and Levine Family Endowment Fund in Fund Endowment The Wortzman Family and Levine Susan of Bichsel Honor in honor support to JFSA endowment unrestricted Provides of Susan Bichsel. Immerman. Robert from gift matching a with part Funds Endowment General Other of Directors. Board Established by the JFSA DONOR SPOTLIGHT DONOR

“There’s a big emphasis today in the transitional problems faced problems in the transitional a big emphasis today “There’s disabilities and autism adults with developmental young by That Marv. says face challenges,” adults, they As young issues. In 2001, a difference. and Marv make decided Carol to where is with disabilities to build their skills so they can become more can become more they build so their skills with disabilities to Zoo. a guide at the Lincoln Park independent. currently is He also a JFSA staffed group residential site. Their grandson, Daniel, Their grandson, site. residential group a JFSA staffed old. Daniel graduated on the spectrum, years also now 25 is Lighthouse, helping others The Chicago at college and works and JFSA work together to achieve continuing positive results. continuing positive achieve to and JFSA work together in on the spectrum, nephew Isaac, who is lived has Their great heartfelt. Carol is a founding board member of Milestones member of Milestones heartfelt.a founding board is Carol education and providing a local organization Resources, Autism family members and individuals on professionals, to resources especially pleased that Milestones are They the autism spectrum. Carol and Marv’s connection to improving quality of life for quality of life improving connection to and Marv’s Carol personal and disabilities is adults with developmental young residential sites for adults with developmental disabilities staffed disabilities staffed sites for adults with developmental residential 60 residential over JFSA operates Today, JFSA professionals. by county area. sites in a three these children as they grew into adulthood, and more importantly, importantly, adulthood, and more into grew they as these children As a result, do so? no longer able to were when their parents launch the first group to of families came together a group both were heavily involved in the resettlement of Jewish refugees of Jewish refugees in the resettlement involved heavily both were When Marv Union. Chair in Soviet became Board the Former from of parents their attention 1983, faced on the concerns focused by of care disabilities: who would take with developmental children Former Clevelanders Carol and Marv Lader have long been active been active long and Marv Lader have Carol Clevelanders Former when supportersand generous of JFSA since the late 1970’s Marv and Carol Lader Marv and Carol Lader to Life Bring A Planned Gift Gift of William Wortzman. William of Gift Skill Building for Persons with Mental Disabilities Persons Skill Building for for individuals Supports Ascentia programming with intellectual disabilities and/or mental illness. gift from Robert Immerman. Robert from gift Social and Recreation Work, for Wortzman Fund Anne The Wirtshafter Fund Family support to JFSA. endowment unrestricted Provides matching a with part in Funded Wirtshafter. Linda and John of Gift 18 2017 Annual Report JFSA adultclients. Supports creative art,musicandtheatre programming for FranFund and JulesBelkinCreative Arts Marshall mental illnessand/ordisabilities. Supports socialandrecreational outings foradultswith Community Recreational Programming for the SpecialNeeds Marilyn andMarshall Bedol Fund for Social and individual donors. students withthecostoftheircollegetuition. Supports qualifiedundergraduate andgraduate college Scholarship Fund and FriendsAlumni College of JFSAFinancialAidProgram Mark Adler. supportive livingsitesandgroup residences. Supports qualityoflifeenhancementsforresidents of Trish andMarkAdler Fund for Group Home Residents Stanley who wishtoremain intheirhome. Supports JFSACare atHome servicesforneedyadults Hope and StanleyCareAdelstein JFSA atHome Fund These funds have been designated to support specific programs, projects or needs. List represents funds as of 10/31/2017. non-endowment and developmental disabilities. and developmental Supports qualityoflifefunding foradultswithintellectual Life Enhancements and GloriaFine Fund Irving for of Quality Wendy and Melvyn Dinner. Supports operations attheHebrew ShelterHome. Hilda and EliGreen WendyDinner Family andMelvyn Fund of Memory in the JFSA Board of Directors in memory of Board member Norman Danzig. oflayleaders. supports theprofessionaldevelopment Establishes theDanzig Award forLayLeadership and DanzigNorman Memorial J. Fund Board of Directors in honor of President and CEO Susan Bichsel. Supports clientneedsandstaffrecognition. Bichsel DiscretionarySusan Fund Nathan cycle event. delivery ofkosherfoodandflowersinrecognition oflife Expands supportstoHolocaust Survivorsthrough the Berliner and Nathan Betty Family Fund ** ** ** Berliner. Adelstein. Bedol. Gift of Irving Berliner in memory of his parents, Betty Gift of Fran and Jules Belkin. Gift of Irving FUNDS Gift of Hope Gift of Marilyn and ** and Gloria Fine. Gift of the JFSA Gift of Trish and ** Gift of and Gift of ** Gift of and Gift of the HBSU. communal settingsupportedbyJFSAprofessionalstaff. students committedtolivingandlearninginaJewish college students,graduate studentsand/orprospective Provides oneandtwoyearopportunitiesforupperlevel the JFSACommunalFellowship FundThe HBSU Supporting Ascentia clients. andunfundedneedsof Supports activities,outings, events Health Services Peter Hoke Memorial FundAscentia Mental to Support workplace. and awarding theirextraordinary performanceinthe enhancing theircareers, perform augmentingtheworkthey Supports furtheringJFSAemployees’ knowledgeandskills, Jean Heflich Employee Recognition and EnrichmentFund individuals andfamilies. Supports fundingtoimprove thehealthandfunctioningof Family Needs andKatherine NoahD.A. Rusnak Fund for Individual and health care needs. Supports JFSAclientsunderfundedand/orunfunded Grant S.RothMemorial Fund Jewish Federation of Cleveland. JFSA. healthcare professionalswho volunteertheirservicesat Supports thecostofmalpractice insurance forretired Engagement Fund and DavidEnid B. Rosenberg, M. Healthcare MD Supports servicestotheelderly. Anne andAlexMiller Fund with mentalillness. Supports socialoutings andrecreational activitiesforadults Recreational Programming Seth LoebLettofsky Memorial Fund for Social and with caringforapet(s)athome. Supports JFSAclientsowningpetswithexpensesassociated Kravitz Family Fund survivors. Supports basicneedsandlifeenhancementsforHolocaust LifeHolocaust Survivor Enhancement Fund Gift of the Enid B. and David Rosenberg Family Foundation of the Gift of Phyllis Gift of Jean Heflich. Gift of contributors in memory of Peter Hoke Gift of Robert and Margo Roth. Gift of Rabbi Alan and Jean Lettofsky. ** and Frank Hulewat. Gift of Susan Bichsel and Stephen Rusnak. Gift of Anne Gift of Brian and Lisa Kravitz. ** and Alex ** ** Miller. .

19 jfsa-cleveland.org Fine ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** Renee Zinn Jules Belkin Jules Larry Reiss Sally Wagner Phyllis Saul Sarah Rosin Sarah Stanley Blum Sanford Saul Sanford Howard Kline Howard Marilyn Bedol Peggy Einstein Peggy Judith Kalman Judith Amelia Gluck Irene Brudno Irene Eda Kochman Michael Bunsey Anonymous (3) Anonymous Edith Einstein Jean McDaniel Jean Louis Einstein Louis John Wirtshafter John Anne Rosenberg Hope Adelstein Hope Eugene Brudno Isaak Wekselman Stanley Adelstein William Wortzman William Homer McDaniel Homer Will and Jan Sukenik and Jan Will James and Myrna Spira and Myrna James Sandy and Tim Wuliger Sandy and Tim Marvin and Carol Lader Michael and Bonnie Cole Donald and Judy Jacobson and Judy Donald Enid and David Rosenberg Enid and David Shari and Michael Perlmuter Rabbi Alan and Jean Lettofsky Rabbi Alan and Jean Gloria G. and Irving B. Judah L. and Esther C. Hexter Judah PLANNED GIFTS Of blessed memory. List represents commitments as of 10/31/17. of as commitments represents List memory. blessed Of ** high-quality programming and services well into the future. the into well services and programming high-quality The following individuals have invested in the future of JFSA JFSA of future the in invested have individuals following The These planned gifts help to secure JFSA’s mission and sustain its sustain and mission JFSA’s secure to help gifts planned These through a bequest, gift annuity or other planned gift arrangement. arrangement. gift planned other or annuity gift bequest, a through in ** Gift and Of blessed memory. blessed Of **

Gift of William William of Gift and Judy Sherman Judy and Gift of contributors in contributors of Gift ** Gift of the JFSA Board of Board JFSA the of Gift Eileen and Bob Blattner Eileen Gift of Roslyn Wolf Roslyn of Gift enjoy JFSA’s Mitzvah Day activities. Day Mitzvah JFSA’s enjoy Gift of James and Myrna Spira. Myrna and James of Gift (left to right) Board members right) Board (left to Mike and and Bonnie Cole Mike the Drost Family Center. Center. the Drost Family parents. their of honor Irene and Sidney Zehman Library Fund Library Zehman and Sidney Irene at the Zehman Library of books for Supports the purchase Lois Zaas Fund for the Maturing Community Lois Zaas Fund for the older adult community. Supports programming Zaas. Donald of Supports Ascentia programming for individuals with Supports Ascentia programming intellectual disabilities and mental illness. Wortzman. Anne Wortzman Fund for Work, Social and Recreation Skill Social and Recreation Work, for Wortzman Fund Anne with Mental Disabilities persons Building for Eleanor Steigman Fund for Older Adult ServicesOlder for Steigman Fund Eleanor for older adults. Supports programming service. community of lifetime Steigman’s Eleanor Director Life of honor Funds innovative initiatives that further the mission of innovative initiatives Funds Ascentia. Supports funding for families in need. Chair. Board as tenure Schonberg’s** Alan of honor in Directors Fund Ascentia Spira Alan R. Schonberg Fund to Strengthen Families Strengthen to Fund Alan R. Schonberg 20 2017 Annual Report hearts so that, with every so that, gift wemake, weare inspiredhearts to give even more.” projectsmake that place,” theworldabetter supporting says David. “Itwarmsour a kaleidoscopeoffeelings“Enid and Iexperience in needand whenhelpingpeople forms oftherapy, advanced electronicpartnerships. and community communication projects in healthcare delivery, scientificadvances, new of theart includingstate Jewish Family creative Association of Cleveland Service andinnovative to support the Enid B. andDavid M.Rosenberg MDHealthcare Innovation Endowment Fund of designed to improve healthcareclients. for JFSA outcomes This grant willestablish Cleveland overall createda $250,000 to fund endowment support programming The David andEnid Rosenberg Family Foundation oftheJewishFederation of making theworldabetterplace,” says David, whois also aJFSABoard Member. spectrum ofhealthcare provided services to clients, asteptowards ourdeserving attheclinic.“This fundwillallowJFSAtotheir professional expandthe expertise Engagement Fund to provide malpractice coverage forretired physicians whovolunteer obstacle, theRosenbergs created theEnid B. andDavid M.Rosenberg, MDHealthcare of thesystemic lackofmalpractice insurance followingretirement. To helpmitigatethis professionals. However, theseprofessionals because are oftenhesitantto participate volunteer staffcouldreadily beexpandedby tappingthetalentofretired healthcare To JFSAclients, Alyson’s bestserve Placeengagesvolunteer physicians. This Alyson’sclinic to Place medical providecare medical toclients. JFSA within ourcommunity. members underserved Asaresult,tohe helped establishthe On returningto Cleveland Davidto engagedwithJFSA expandhealthcare access for retired physician created apharmacy to provide free medicationsforcommunity residents. inspiration hometo Cleveland.” Onamission to Havana, Cuba,theRosenbergs sawhowa limited fundsandresources, something inspirational can result. Let’s bringthis overseas in.Onerecurrent missions they have themehasbeen:“Even participated with Enid andDavid Rosenberg have beenupliftedby themany JewishFederation ofCleveland everygiftwemake,areinspiredtogiveevenmore.”“With Enid andDavid Rosenberg DONOR SPOTLIGHT

Alvin Gray Centennial Initiative Immerman Jewish Community Jewish Community Immerman Centennial Initiative Funds Centennial Initiative Ascentia Centennial Initiative Ascentia Housing Centennial InitiativeHousing Centennial Louis andSylvia Rosenblum Federation ofCleveland Ascentia Endowment FundAscentia Endowment FundAscentia Endowment Richard Centennial Horvitz Becker/M&MRealty JFSA Memorial JFSA Ascentia JFSA Memorial Isenstadt JFSA Ascentia Isenstadt JFSA Ascentia Endowment: which support JFSA’swhich support InitiativeAscentia JFSA Aron andDorothy Drost Many thanks to the following Jewish Marvin Lader JFSA Lader Marvin Endowment Fund Endowment Fund Endowment Fund Endowment Fund Endowment Fund Endowment Fund JFSA donors

List represents gifts and grants to 2016 JFSA Annual Campaign, Endowment, Named Donor Funds, Scholarships, Tribute Gifts and Program Gifts made between July 1, 2016 and June 30, 2017.

$100,000 + $10,000 - $19,999 The Giant Eagle Foundation The Estate of Hope Adelstein Fran and Jules Belkin* Amy and Harlan Goldman* The Semi J. and Ruth W. Begun Wendy Blattner and Tom Inck Sandra and Marshall Goldman* Foundation◊ Community Fund Management Goodman “Yoda Newton” Fund* Jack W. and Shirley Berger Memorial Foundation Sherman Heller and Scholarship Fund HBSU Eileen Garry Jack W. and Shirley Berger Scholars Award Nathan and Regina Herman Solomon and Jennie Hurvitz Jewish Federation of Cleveland Charitable Fund◊ Fund The Irving I. Stone Support Foundation Ernest Isenstadt Donald and Judy Jacobson Dolores and James** Kleinman Harvey and Norma Kotler* Meisel Family Foundation◊ Brian and Lisa Kravitz $50,000 - $99,999 Julie and Peter Raskind M & M Realty Unitrust Jewish Community Housing, Inc. Sheila Reingold and Marc Benson Miller Good Family Charitable 21 Jewish Federations of North America Foundation/Sally Good/

Marvin and Carol Lader $5,000-$9,999 Sid Good jfsa-cleveland.org The Treu-Mart Fund◊ Anonymous Patricia and Charles Mintz* Will and Jan Sukenik Family Morris Abrams Memorial Fund David and Ruth Moskowitz Family Charitable Foundation/Will and Jan Sukenik Stanley Blum Foundation◊ William Wortzman The Chelm Family Foundation◊ RIK Enterprises, LLC* The Cleveland Foundation Shelly and Mark Saltzman* Lynne Marcus Cohen and Philip Cohen* The Maurice Saltzman $20,000 - $49,999 Martine Conway Youth Panel◊ Louis, Celia and Joseph L. Abrams The Peggy and John Garson Family Memorial Fund◊ Foundation◊ Estate of Stanley I. Adelstein Cuyahoga County Public Safety and Justice Services Louis and Edith Einstein Trust Eleanor R. Gerson Scholarship Fund for New Americans Leonard and Joan Horvitz The Richard Horvitz and Erica Hartman-Horvitz Foundation Robert and Susan Immerman David and Inez Myers Foundation◊ Simon Family Foundation◊ Cydney Weingart Timothy and Sandy Wuliger*/ The Wuliger Foundation Assembling duffle bags for first-time summer campers are Dan and Ellen Zelman/Dan and Ellen (left to right) Lorna Chernomorets, summer campership Zelman Family Foundation◊ coordinator, Lee Kohrman, Myers Foundation, Kathy Leb, family advocacy coordinator, and Stephanie Wieder, volunteer.

*Recommended by these individuals from their donor advised funds of the Jewish Federation of Cleveland. **Of blessed memory. ***Matching gift. ◊Jewish Federation of Cleveland Supporting Foundation We make every effort to ensure the accuracy of these lists. Please contact the Development Department with any corrections at 216.504.6451. David Schultz Thomas Gerson* John and Linda Wirtshafter Norma and Ernie Siegler Family Steven and Edith Greenberg* Howard S. Young Memorial Fund Foundation◊ Harley and Rochelle Gross* Helen and Morris Zupnick Memorial Fund Moira and Wulf Utian Kent and Jerrye Hayes Michael and Danielle Weiner Jean Heflich $500-$999 Idelle and Abraham Wolf* William and Anita Heller* Anonymous (4) John and Lori Herman Louise Abrams and Robert Fuerst* $2,500-$4,999 Michelle and Evan Hirsch* Trish and Mark Adler Anonymous (2) Helen Ingram Tracy Backer Robert and Eileen Blattner Alan Jaffa Ted and Jacqueline Bailey Sherri and Marc Blaushild Jewish Community Programs for Women Lynne and Irv Berliner ◊ Grace F. Brody College and Children Gary and Janice Bilchik Scholarship Fund Irving and Wally Kaplan Henry and Sophie Billys Scholarship Fund Cynthia and Robert Bruml Fern and Loren Kendis B’nai Jeshurun Congregation Grant and Jennifer Dinner Michael Klein B’nai Jeshurun Sisterhood Bruce and Lynn Goodman Andrew and Joan Kohn The Castele Family Foundation Richard and Wendy Halle Sue Ellen and Jeffrey Korach Chagrin Highlands Rotary Club Suellen and Lawrence Kadis* Sherelynn Lehman Lois J. Davis Mrs. Bert Keller Fund Barry Leven Lyle Diamond Taub and Joan Kornblut Teri Levine Memorial Homelessness John and Kathy Eyerman ◊ Joel and Sharon Peerless* Assistance Fund Kimberly and Mark Froimson Ronald and Deborah Ratner* Maureen and Steven MacIntyre Brian Gingerich and Dulcey Barr Allan and Elise Goldner David and Enid Rosenberg/David and The Madav IX Donor Advised Fund* ◊ Richard and Margaret Margolis* Mark and Jo Goren* 22 Enid Rosenberg Family Foundation Betty Rosskamm Stanley and Barbara Meisel* Herbert Goulder David and Janet Hlavac Jackie and Fred Rothstein* Karen and Norton Newborn Betty Holdstein Toni and Donald Scherzer* Shari and Michael Perlmuter* Karen Horowitz and Jeffrey Kahn* Daphne and Richard Soclof Elisabeth Plax Wilson Huhn and Nancy Wollam-Huhn The Michael and Helen Talty Trust Reminger Co., L.P.A Impullitti Landscaping Inc. Weizman Family Fund◊ Barney and Sarah Richman Memorial 2017 Annual Report2017 Annual Scholarship Fund Jaffe Family Community Service Scholarship Mary Saionz Wolf and Charles Wolf Fund Memorial Endowment Fund◊ Kevin and Sharon Robertson Adelle Kendis* Bennet** & Donna Yanowitz/The Bennett Fred and Lynn Rosenberg Rik and Nancy Kohn* & Donna Yanowitz Family Foundation◊ Georgia and Larry Rothstein Melissa and Lee Korland Donald Zaas Royal Chemical Company Bradley and Jennifer Kotler Ruth G. and Sam H. Sampliner Fund◊ Lorraine Krajekian Mitchell and Kyla Schneider $1,000-$2,499 Shelah Kutunow Anonymous (3) Estate of Serene G. Shaper Leikin Motor Co. Marilyn Bedol* Eric Shapiro and Jane Buder Shapiro Beth and Ronald Levine Susan Bichsel and Steve Rusnak Ilene Shaw Kim and Paul Pesses* Estate of Irene and Eugene Brudno Robert and Eileen Sill* Jody and Tod Podl Carol and Scott Burg Ernest Spira and Diane Kebart-Spira William Reichard Rebecca and Irad Carmi David and Penny Strauss Erika Rudin-Luria and Rabbi Hal Rudin- Cleveland Joseph Project Eric Synenberg and Jamie Gottlieb Luria Ethan and Gena Cohen Synenberg Aliki and Peter Rzepka Nan Cohen and Daniel Abrams* Harvey and Barbara Myers Temkin Robert and Sandy Schwartz* Ellen E. & Victor J. Cohn Supporting The Temple - Tifereth Israel Anita Seid Foundation Trident United Way Paula and Leo Silberman Michael and Bonnie Cole United Way of Greater Cleveland Erica and Todd Silverman Paula and Daniel Dreyfuss Blanche K. and Walter L. Wachs Naomi G. and Edwin Z. Singer Family Fund◊ ◊ Morton** and Natalie Epstein Endowment Fund Brian Smith The P&W Evans Charitable Foundation Sally Wagner David Sperling Frank Joseph & Elaine Sara Garron Nina and Norman Wain Family Trudy Stearns ◊ Memorial Scholarship Fund Foundation Eleanor Steigman* The Up Side of Downs of Northeast Ohio

*Recommended by these individuals from their donor advised funds of the Jewish Federation of Cleveland. **Of blessed memory. ***Matching gift. ◊Jewish Federation of Cleveland Supporting Foundation We make every effort to ensure the accuracy of these lists. Please contact the Development Department with any corrections at 216.504.6451. Jack and Blanche Valancy Jane Rosenberg $100-$499 Gail and Ed Weintraub Sam and Naomi Ross Anonymous (4) Cathy and Robert Weiss Robert** and Florine Rusnak Hallie and Greg Abrams Max Wexler Gordon and Evelyn Safran Jodi and Joel Adelman Jonathan Wise and Cheryl Davis Helen Samuels Amazon Smile Foundation The Nathan Wisneski Fund Harvey and Diane Scholnick Sandra Ammendolia Berle and Bruce P. Zeldman Memorial Daniel Schweid and Carolee Lesyk Sherri Appleton and Marty Resnik ◊ Fund Mary Ann and Gary Shamis Jamie and Arman Askari Monica Silver Elliot Azoff $250-$499 Lawrence and Margaret Singerman Patty and Bill Babcox Anonymous Malisse Sinito Jeffrey and Meryl Babin Hinda and Howard Abramoff Vic and Marjorie Strimbu Cheryl Banayan Amy Bennett Andrew Tanner Abbie Barkan Berkowitz-Kumin-Bookatz Susan and Dale Bass Gary Bigham Baumgarten & Company LLP Kathy Bigham Harry and Penny Beer Barnett and Carole Bookatz David and Susan Bender Taylor Brown David and Lisa Bercu CNS Investors/Wolf Investors, LLC Susan Berger and Robert Brown George Currall Rebecca Berliner Grant Davis Frances Berman Elizabeth Dery and Steven Schecter Stanley Bernath Harlan Diamond Flora Blumenthal* GE United Way Campaign Judith Borodkin Blum 23 Jay Gershen Thomas and Jodi Bonda Susan Gluck Marianne and Thomas Bregar jfsa-cleveland.org Robert Goldberg and Linda Weisenberg Jeffrey Brodovsky Gary and Cari Gross Faythe Calandra Farrel Helfer Kimberley Calderaro John and Elaine Hibshman* Caring at Home LLC Michael and Jane Horvitz* Thanks to the hearing aids Linda and Howard Chapman Sally and Fred** Isenstadt donated by the Hearing Aid Elizabeth and Keith Chelm Jewish Hearing Impaired Fund◊ Mission Foundation, Ella, a JoAnn Christman William Jones Holocaust Survivor and lover Jennifer and Taylor Clarke Colleen and Ed Kubek of classical music, was able to Naomi and Robert Cohen Barbara and Ronald Lang enjoy a private violin performance Violet Cohen Michael Lebovitz by Steven Greenman, shortly Marc Collin and Rita Cydulka Kenneth and Gail Liffman before her death this year. Elizabeth Davis Heather Long Anthony DeMauro Herbert and Cookie Marcus* Jill Deutch Shelley Milin Marcus and Greg Marcus* Shawn Tumanov Mary Dobyns Daniel Markson Rabbi Allison and Charlie Vann Chicky Drost Karen Leizman Moses and Barry Moses Carmen and Andrei Vermont* Alan and Stephanie Duffy Suzann Moskowitz Carl Waldman Regina and Gregg Eisenberg Milton** and Esther Moss* Erick and Katie Waller Gerald and Shulamith Erenberg Linda and John Olejko Sally and Stanley Wertheim Jake Fagan Michael Osborne Mark Wittow Avroy and Roslyn Fanaroff Phillip Patinkin Caryn Wolf Wechsler Robert and Marcia Fein* Aaron Pechota Gerald and Iris Zahler Pat and Donald Feindt Michael and Barbara Peterman Stacy Feiner Raymond James Financial, Inc. Wendy and Richard Feldman Tricia and Rob Risman Pamela and Adam Fishman Jeffrey and Barbara Robbins MaryBeth and Tim FitzGerald

*Recommended by these individuals from their donor advised funds of the Jewish Federation of Cleveland. **Of blessed memory. ***Matching gift. ◊Jewish Federation of Cleveland Supporting Foundation We make every effort to ensure the accuracy of these lists. Please contact the Development Department with any corrections at 216.504.6451. Sherrie and Ronald Fleeter Junior Ratner Club Barry and Karen Mintzer Carmella Fletcher Roseanne and Michael Kadis Pat and Hadley Morgenstern-Clarren Marci Friedman Leonard Kahn and Melissa Frankel Mike and Marci Moses* Glenn and Susan Gable Melvin and Lola Kamins Nachama Moskowitz Ginny and Gadi Galili Kody Kania Allan and Elaine Muchin Stephanie Ginsburg Faye Kaplan Thomas and Pamela Murphy Bradley and Martha Glass Benjamin and Michelle Katz Amy and Larrie Nadler Matthew Glickman and Susie Hwang Shannon Keibler Helen and David Nagusky* Laura and Gabe Goldberg Linda Kelly Kenneth Outcalt Shari and Michael Goldberg Ronald and Sharon Kiner The Park Synagogue Mara Golden Joanne Klein** and Marshall Nurenberg David Partington and Barbara Zaas Pearl Goldstein Jonathan and Abbie Klein Partington Alan and Iris Goodman Stuart and Terri Kline Keith and Cynthia Polster* Goodman Real Estate Services Group LLC Leo Knight Linda and Douglas Preiser Michael and Nancy Greff Randall and Jennifer Korach Irene Raber Robert and Sally Gries Anna Marie and Stephen Koval Adriana and Andrew Randall Amy and Howard Groedel Betsy and David Krantz The Lillian and Betty Ratner School Harold and Robbin Gross Jamie Kuthan Robert and Sylvia Reitman* Michael and Abbey Guggenheim Robert and Elayne Kwait Rabbi Daniel Roberts and Elaine Rembrandt Barbara Robinson* Michael Robinson James Rose Bruce and Sharon Rosenbaum 24 Anne Rosenberg Charles and Gayle Rosenberg Rosencrans Family Foundation Ellen and Steven Ross Janice Ross Alan and Barbara Rosskamm 2017 Annual Report2017 Annual David Roth Scott Roulston Congregation Shaarey Tikvah volunteers coordinated their annual Special Client Seder for JFSA residential clients. Gregory Ruben Kimball Rubin Susan and Steven Rubin Homer and Lois Guren Joanna Laytin Rita Rubinstein Michael and Raquel Haas Kathy and Robert Leb Evelyn Ruskin Arielle Haft Michael Leikin Elayne Rusnak Tamir Halaban Al Leizman and Ann Harte David Sands Amy and Lee** Handel Stephanie Lendvay David and Orna Schafer John and Kelli Harris John Leonard Donald and Judith Schermer Jill and Brad Helfman Nancy and Alan Lerner Allison and Richard Schultz Alan and Sheri Heller Adam and Nancy Levin Eleanor Schwartz Melinda Herhskowitz Rosalie Litt Sandy and Mark Schwartz Sandra and Richard Herman Sherry Madding Jodi and Alan Scott Robert Hexter Sue and Howard Maier Herb Searson Miriam Hoffman Rabbi Sharon and John Marcus Jay and Sharon Seaton Stephen and Amy Hoffman Dan and Bonnie Marks Rebekah Selevan Jeanne Irvin Jane McAfee Barbara and Michael Shapero Gary and Lara Isakov Elizabeth Mease Michael Shapiro Keith and Loren Israelstam Menorah Park Center for Senior Living Naomi Shiffman Edna and Amir Jaffa Andrew and Minda Meyer Jessica and Glenn Sigel Ellison Joseph and Cary Hodous Sylvia Mines-Sheeheed Daniel Simon and Marcy Schwartz

*Recommended by these individuals from their donor advised funds of the Jewish Federation of Cleveland. **Of blessed memory. ***Matching gift. We make every effort to ensure the accuracy of these lists. Please contact the Development Department with any corrections at 216.504.6451. Edwin and Naomi Singer Heidi and Mark Weisman Karson Baldwin Scott and Deborah Singer Chuck and Randi Wien Kimberly Bambakidis Rabbi Joshua Skoff and Ilana Hoffer Skoff James and Eileen Wilkoff* Carolyn and James Bankhurst Maurice and Rebecca Solomon Carol Wortzman Robert and Joyce Barclay Richard and Barbara Speer Edward Wortzman Susie and Phillip Barragate Erica Starrfield Elissa Wuliger Patricia Barry Darby and Jonathan Miller Steiger Yury and Tatyana Zelenkov Shirley Baskin David Steiger Amy and Jim Becker Mark and Fran Steinbock UP TO $100 Zachary Beer Terri and Howard Steindler Anonymous (8) Roni and Elliot Berenson Dan Stern Jake Abrams Arnold Berger Susan and Brian Stern Jacqueline Acho Steven Berger James and Edith Stevenson Jodi Adelstein Stuart and Lora Berkowitz Shimon Stone Adele Adler Jennifer Beros Michelle Tecil Rabbi Moshe Adler Noreen Bertman Debbie and Ronald Teplitzky Herbert and Rhoda Agin Barbara and Howard Besser TRUiST Yasmin Ahuja Barbara and Robert Bilenker Geoffrey and Debra Turoff Cynthia and Jerald Aizen Martin and Carole Blake Beverley and Richard Uria Roxanne Amiri-Jaber Kristin Blaser Jay Wachs Brian Amkraut Tammy Blau Louis and Ann Jean Waldman Susan and Victor Amster Michelle and Edward Blaugrund Sue Walker Barbara Appel Alice Block Jeffrey and Hallie Wasserman Charles and Saralee Apple Sally Bloom Joni and Steve Wasserman David Arenberg Judy Blum 25 Maurice Weidenthal Raleigh Arnopolin Neil Blum and Gail Kamen Marc Weinbaum Elva Aronstein Elaine Bolasny jfsa-cleveland.org Rachel and Ken Weinberg Jodi and Jeremy Audino Tracy Bortz Neil Weinberger Irving and Julie Auerbach Ruth Boseman Eleanor Weisman Daryl Bailey Helen Braun Bridgette Brooks Jamie and Kevin Brown Karen and Arthur Brown Michelle Brown Stanley and Barbara Brown Roy Buchinsky and Lynn Kamenir Buchinsky Susan Buddenbaum Sydney Burkons Kathleen and David Burleigh Evelyn Burrage Jill Cahn Edwin and Lorraine Calhoun Lou and Pam Cangelosi Nicholas and Annette Canitano Holly Carpenter Cleveland Clinic Employee Health Plan Department Avery and Susannah Cohen Bob Cohen Jodi Cohen (left to right) Ginny Galili, executive director of Families at Risk programming shares the podium with Janet Gerstein at the 2016 Annual Meeting. Mark Cohen and Miriam Vishny Ellen and Steve Cohn Jodi Collins

2017 Annual Report2017 Annual James Gill Edward and Shelley Hattenbach Bennett and Sharon Fagin Scott Gilman Opal Hawkins Judith Fair Sara Gimbel William Head Tom and Helena Farkas David Glaser Celestine Heard Donna and Jerry Fiala Molly Glasper Emerich Herbst Sallie Fine and Michael Lewin Joel and Deborah Glass Lillie Herbst Michael and Judith Fischer Susan Gleeksman Albert and Pearl Hersh Michelle Fischer Nancy and Richard Glosser Alan and Diane Herzog George and Bela Fischer Laurie Goetz Jason and Debra Hollander Sanford Fish Bella Gofman Naomi Hollander Goldie Fishman Francis and Stuart Goldlust Leslie and Mark Holz Anne and Scott Flamm Michael and Michele Goldstein Florence and Joseph Hrusch Forest City Legal Department Bruce and Amy Good Max Hurvitt Rina and Samuel Frankel Florence Goodman Michael and Susan Hyman Sherman and Shirley Frankel John and Stephanie Goodman Dennis and Helen Israelstam Diane Fraser Jonatha Gott Melissa and Adam Jacobs Timothy Freibel Beth Grasser M. Orry and Sheila Jacobs Lauren and Mark Freiman Brian and Robin Green Judy Jennings Marc Freimuth Sharon Green Harriet Jerome Michelle and Stephen Freireich Penny and Robert Greenberger Stephen Kadish Heidi Friedman Allen Grigsby Steve Kammer Linda and Norman Friedman Andi and Bill Grodin Cynthia Kane Molly and Sanford Friedson Barbara Gross and Terrence Pollack Emily Kane William and Annette Friedson Elizabeth Gross Mimi Karon

*Recommended by these individuals from their donor advised funds of the Jewish Federation of Cleveland. **Of blessed memory. ***Matching gift. We make every effort to ensure the accuracy of these lists. Please contact the Development Department with any corrections at 216.504.6451. Jerry Katz Helene Lieberman Josh Munn Lawrence Katz Nicole Lincoln Margaret Musa Marty and Penny Katz Deana Linfield Patricia and Harold Musick Mickey Katz Carol and Stephen Loverde Ellen and David Nager Miriam Katz Sandra Lusher-Waterhouse and Bruce Carmen Naso Roger and Susan Katz Waterhouse Paul Nestvold David and Judy Kaufman* Mindy Magden Ann and Charles Newman Julie Kaufman Lorrie and Alvin Magid Sharon Newman Sherri and Brett Kaufman Betty and Dan Malmad Joy and K. Elliott Nowels Abraham Kay Tracy Malone Anat and Saul Nurko Michele Kay and Michael Glaser Barbara and Alan Mandel Kevin and Rhonda O’Connell Jess Kelly Mandel Jewish Community Center June O’Neil Barbara Kirchner Josh and Ilana Mandel Stephanie Orlean Jeff and Natalie Kirsh Lori and Bob Marcantonio Connie Ozan Virginia Klaus Marc’s Edith Paller Ronald and Elayne Kluchin Ilene and Jeff** Markman Beryl Palnik Perach and Eric Kodish Angela Markowitz David Pappas Susan Kodish Audrey Markowitz Janet and Patrick Patton Craig and Laura Kogan Tonger Martin Dror Paz Michael Kohn Eleni Matts Earl Pike and Elizabeth Klein Richard Koplow Marlene Mayers Iris and Peter Pistell David Kornbluth and Wendy Stein- Joel and Connie Mayerson Beverly Pollack Kornbluth Deborah McCreath Andrew Pollis Cynthia Kovach Megan and Michael McMahon Phylis and Lawrence Pomerantz 27 Marcia Kritzler Eugene Medovoy Tamara and Joseph Pophal Gloria Kurland Janet Meinhard Douglas and Karen Porter jfsa-cleveland.org Ben Lafave Donald and Sara Messinger Linda Powers Jack Landau Susan and Barry Miller Hayley Prendergast Jack Landskroner Kelly and David Millet Brian Presser Elissa Lansky Kathy and Donald Miner Geralyn Presti and John Sedor Barbara Latini Paige and Eric Mintz Joanne and Richard Prober Pauline Leber Lynda Montgomery Jill Pupa Ruth Lebovitz Irwin and Beryl Moore Shea Purcell Sharon and Jamie Lebovitz Judi Mormol Shelia Rabin Tenenblatt Zachary Lerner Cindi Morris Lori Raichilson Eliana LeVine Jamie Morris Diana Ramirez Ariella Rose Levine Foundation Jill Morris-Boardman Lisa Rapaszky Karen and Ira Levinsky Sheilah Moshogianes David and Susan Rapkin David and Kathleen Lewis Donna Moss Ella Reid Sandy and Bill Lieberman Leslie Moss Susan Reider Allison Retter Jennifer Rich-Drasner Ru Ride (left to right) At the 2017 Kelli Riley Employee Recognition Sylvia Rimm Dinner, Alynka-Shae Otey, Jamie and Jeffrey Rindsberg JFSA region team leader, Beth Robbins celebrated 10 years with George Robicsek JFSA and Rod Parks, nurse Sara Rohfeld coordinator, celebrated Robin and Mark Rood 15 years with JFSA. Barbara Rose Rick Rosen Philip and Toby Rosenberg

*Recommended by these individuals from their donor advised funds of the Jewish Federation of Cleveland. **Of blessed memory. ***Matching gift. We make every effort to ensure the accuracy of these lists. Please contact the Development Department with any corrections at 216.504.6451. Stacy Stoller Mitchell Strachan Jim Strassman Cheryl Strom Magda Taub Cheryl Temkin Spencer Thomas Anthony Ticchione Sanford and Beth Timen Donna and Raymond** Timko Linda and Stephen Tobin Anita Toth Allie Trotter Sarah Tuggey Helen Victor Turk and Roland Turk Bruce Turner United Way of Summit County United Way of Youngstown and the Mahoning Valley Eugenia Vainberg Charles Varkala Vladimir Viner Horvitz YouthAbility member Scott K. tries his hand as a flight attendant during the Lori Wald group’s flight to visit the Grand Canyon, this year’s learning trip destination. 28 Marie Walzer Carole Warren Sondra and Marvin Wasman Adrienne and Melvin Wasserman Nancy Weinberger-Honig Susan Weingold Jessica Rosenblitt Elise and Randall Schwartz Martin and Glenda Weisblatt 2017 Annual Report2017 Annual Anita Ross Mark and Eileen Seiger Maureen and Melvin Weisblatt Ursula Rossman Ron and Elaine Sevel Arthur and Jennifer Weisman Sam and Terry Roth M & J Shafran Foundation Wendy Weisman-Dermer and Daniel Shelley Roth and Bruce Schwartz Maude and Melvin Shafron Dermer Traci Rourke Janet and Lee Shapiro* Goldie Weiss Boris Rozenfeld Lynn Shesser Laura Weiss Minda Rudnick and Michael Zabell David and Deborah Shifrin Carol and Robert Weitzner Karen and Michael Rukin Michael Shore Marcia Wexberg and Kenneth Singer Robyn Rusnak-Riley and Albert Riley Sonya Shultz Steven Wexberg and Anita Rothschild Jan Rutsky Scott and Annie Siegel Aileen and Mark Weycer Aviv and Mark Sack Cameron Siler Mary Wilburn Nancy Saltsburg Marcia and Larry Simon Robert Winborn Susan and William Saltzman Rebecca and Matt Sinkman Lynne Winings Michael Salzinger Debbe Skutch Martha Woerner Leanne Sauerland Diane Smilanick and Mark Greenfield Carol and Michael Wolf Jeffrey Schein Amy and Brad Solomon Nancy Wolf and Aric Greenfield Paul Schindler Dennis and Raycine Spector Areita Woodard Stephen and Linda Schlein Cathy and Jonathan Stamler Eloise Wright Eric and Deborah Schlossman Lorece and Thomas Stanley Rob and Denise Wyse Ellen and Richard Schmidt Karen and Daniel Steiger Elaine Yasinow Cathy Schreiber Karen and Leonard Steiger Phyllis Zisman Morgan Schreiber Sara Stein Judy and David Zwick Barbara Schreibman Geraldine Stewart Chad and Stefanie Schreibman Lori and Jeff Stockfish

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INDIVIDUALS ORGANIZATIONS 29 Allison Agin Solomon Dave Landever Anshe Chesed Fairmount Temple jfsa-cleveland.org Charles Armen Frank Lewis Atrium Foot Specialists Jodi Audino Dvera Mandel Beachwood City Schools PTO David Baker Stephen Mendel B’nai Jeshurun Congregation Barbara Baum Ernest Moravec Cleveland Heights-University Heights Libraries Marilyn Bedol Kevin O’Connell Cleveland Joseph Project Lois Bernzweig Joe Pestino Community Quilters Robert Blattner Ellen Petler Congregation Shaarey Tikvah William Bode Brandon Potter Developers Diversified Realty Co. Kerry Chelm Ellen Potter Eyewear at the Hamptons Andrew Chess Pamela Richards Gross Schechter School Lucy Chess Thierry Riek Hearing Missions Foundation Avi Cover Mark Riley Jewish Federation of Cleveland Michelle Goldberg David Rosenberg Jewish Relief Society Sidney Good Helen Samuels Jewish War Veterans Ladies Auxiliary #44 Patsy Goodman Rachel Seiger Kantina Katering Marc Greenwald Edward Silver Mandel Jewish Community Center Laurie Gross Shaneeca Smith Marc’s Patrick Hickey Todd Stern Meritech Claire Huntington Robert Stires National Council of Jewish Women-Cleveland Section Louis Innenberg David Strauss The Park Synagogue Dolores Kleinman Drew Sulzer Solon Jewish Preschool Donna Kramer Darrell Young Stellar Benefits Paul Kriwinsky Daniel Zelman Suburban Temple-Kol Ami The Temple - Tifereth Israel We make every effort to ensure the accuracy of these lists. Please contact the Development Department with any corrections at 216.504.6451. Temple Israel Ner Tamid 30 2017 Annual Report List represents gifts and grants made to the Hebrew Shelter Home between July 1, 2016 and June 30, 2017. HEBREW SHELTER HOME Robert andEileenSillFamily Sam Minoff* The MiltonandTamar MaltzFamily $10,000 -$49,999 Anonymous $100,000+ Robert andDarlene Duvin Congregation Shaarey Tikvah Nan CohenandDaniel Abrams* JosephCleveland Project The AssociatedJewish Community Jodi andJoel Adelman $250 -$999 Laura andAlvinSiegal Senkfor Family Foundation Susan andMarkRingel Robert andElayneKwait Heather andAlanGreenberg Goldie Michael andBeverly Paula andDaniel Dreyfuss Trish andMarkAdler David andHedy Adler Anonymous $1,000 -$2,499 Timothy andSandyWuliger* Will andJan Sukenik Michael andAnitaSiegalFamily The MauriceSaltzmanYouth Panel M &RealtyUnitrust Grant andJennifer Dinner $2,500 -$9,999 Foundation Foundation Federation ofBaltimore Family Foundation Foundation * Recommended by these individuals from their donor advised funds of the Jewish Federation of Cleveland. ◊ ◊ achieving independence We make every effort to ensure the accuracy of these lists. Please contact the Development Department with any corrections at 216.504.6451. ◊ Alan and Beverly Israel Alan andBeverly Aaron HahnTapper Adam andAmaliaHaas Michael andNancy Greff Jeffrey andJodi Gottlieb Jonathan Golden Avrum andPhyllisFroimson Mady Friedman Alfred andHarrietFader* Deborah andAlanErenrich Emily andCarlEinstein Diane Cover Hillel ChielandElizabethDreben Florence Chelm* Bonita andArnoldCaplan Sarah Campbell Carol andScottBurg RusnakSusan BichselandSteve Marilyn Bedol* Myrna ArlenBlochandKurt Bloch Sherri AppletonandMartyResnik Michael andBrenda Altose $100 -$249 Gail andEdWeintraub Penni andStephenWeinberg Allison andRichard Schultz Shari andMichaelPerlmuter* The Park Synagogue David andJudy Kaufman* Melvin andLolaKamins Jeffrey Kahnand Junior RatnerClub Mark andLeslieHolz Michelle andEvan Hirsch* J. David andRebeccaHeller Stacie andJeffery Halpern Elisha andAnnaFredman Lawrence andBonnieFrankel* Karen Horowitz Kahn*

donors ** Of blessed memory. *** Matching gift. ◊ Ellen and Steven PotterEllen andSteven Nachama Moskowitz Jan Moskowitz Laura McNally-Levine Barbara andDale Markowitz Lois andMartinMarcus* Betsy MahlkeandStephenBrown Alice** andCharlesLissauer* Adam andNancy Levin Ellyn Lefko Dana SukenikKornfeldand Stuart andTerri Kline Reed andPamela Kleinman Jonathan andAbbieKlein Jane Joseph William Jones Jewish War Veterans LadiesAuxiliary#44 Robin AveryandMichaelLauer Diane andEricAttell Anne Arch Barbara Appel Jessie Adler Ian andGloriaAbrams Anonymous (4) $99 UP TO Gerald andIrisZahler Nancy Wolf and AricGreenfield David andCarolWillen Geoffrey andDebra Turoff Darby andJonathan MillerSteiger Doris Sopher Somogyi Barbara andSteve Michael andAnitaSiegal* Eliav andCarolineSharvit RubinSusan andSteven David andEnidRosenberg* Zach andJen Robock Christine andDavid Raven Nancy andRonaldRafal Jewish Federation of Cleveland Supporting Foundation Steven Kornfeld Steven 31 jfsa-cleveland.org Ursuline College of empowerment. Clothesline Project, Clothesline Project, Students decorated Students decorated addressing domestic addressing a national movement a national movement partnered to bring The The partnered bring to violence, to Cleveland. Cleveland. violence, to t-shirts with messages JFSA and e and Richard Prober e and Richard Rita Shtull Shulman Shy Trysa Anita Siegal and Michael Sieger Paula Solganik Marv and Judy Sunshine Elizabeth and Joshua Taub Allan and Tanita and Beth Timen Sanford Ken Victor Susan Weingold Eleanor Weisman Anita Rothschild and Steven Wexberg Michael and Miki Wieder Wilkof and Tamara David Witt Evan and Ellen Zelman Daniel M. Cory Zucker and Gene Zuckerman Sandra Phylis and Lawrence Pomerantz Lawrence Phylis and Scott Porter and Marcy Joann Anita Rosenbaum Rosenberg Jane Rosner Rosner and Arthur Tarler Tena Michael Zabell and Minda Rudnick Elana Safran Saidel and Hermina Gerald Sheri and Billy Sax Elissa and Alan Schabes Schabes and Retha Herbert Mitchell Schneider Schneps Suzanne and Henry and Phyllis Schubert Jack Seder Marian and Joseph Seiger Leslie and David Shafron Maude and Melvin Neil and Isabel Parks Neil Pickholtz and Jeffrey Ann Joy Esther Meckler and Lynne Meckler Jacob Mendenhall Sherrie and Yisrael Erica Merritt Metalonis Jayna Lillian Milder and Barry Moses Leizman Moses Karen and Erika Nathan Howard Services LLC Financial National Oif and Marilyn Frankel Kenneth Oif America: Cleveland Region ORT Donna Kramer Donna Kritzler Marcia Rachel Lappen Leavitt Lori and Douglas Leslie and Kenneth Levine Lindner Daniel Martin and Marla Lipman Lipton Judith Community Center Mandel Jewish and Susan Marder James Marks Jeffrey Jerome and Rhoda Jacobs Jerome Hellerstein and Beth Jaffe Daniel Jaffe and Marc Karen Kadis* Suellen and Lawrence Kimberly Karsh Letty Karsh Katz Jerry Kaufman Julie Burt and Sandy Klein Martin Kohn Koslen and Craig Teri Kotler* Harvey and Norma Kamenir Buchinsky Aaron Billowitz Betty Holdstein Michael and Susan Hyman Israelstam and Helen Dennis Paula and Daniel Herman and Daniel Paula and Eleanor Shoag Sam Hoenig Jacalyn and Stanley Hazen Jacalyn Heflich Jean and Lori Herman John Leona Green Steven Edith Greenberg* and and Sydney Harris Moshe Louis Giesler and Cynthia Tancer Louis Anne Gillett Ruth Sidney Good Molly and Sanford Friedson and Sanford Molly Cynthia Fuerst Geduld and Toby Herbert George and Bela Fischer Fisher and Marcy Dennis Ann Freimuth Bruce and Sharon Epstein Cindy Feuer Eric and Amy Fingerhut Marti and Jeffrey Davis Marti and Jeffrey Dudwick Nancy Bonnie and Michael Cole Bonnie and Michael Cover Arnold and Donna Rebecca Cover David and Avril Burg and Avril David Ethan and Gena Cohen Cohn and Vicky Theodore Susan and Daniel Borison Daniel Susan and Roy Buchinsky and Lynn Laurie Mitchell Billowitz and Billowitz and Laurie Mitchell PLAN donors List represents gifts and grants made to PLAN (Planned Lifetime Assistance Network of Northeast Ohio) between July 1, 2016 and June 30, 2017.

$45,000+ Bruce Kendrick Heather Long The Milton and Tamar Maltz Family Jeffrey Moss Abner and Maria McDaniel Foundation Stephanie and Nicholas Nebehay-Ulmer George Melega Joel and Sharon Peerless* Lillian Milder $20,000 - $44,999 Progressive Insurance Foundation*** Mary Murphy Homer and Gertrude Chisholm Clara Rankin Joseph and Susan Palmieri The William J. and Dorothy K. Rebecca Storey Bruce Rankin O’Neill Foundation John and Cynthia Valenti Amy and Kenneth Rogat Gail and Ed Weintraub Maxine and Charles Rosenbaum $10,000 - $19,999 James and Ellen Rosenthal The Spencer L. Murfey Family $50 - $199 Lynn and Kennan Salzbrenner Foundation Anonymous Elliott and Gail Schlang Susan Bichsel and Steve Rusnak Sharon Shumaker and Mark Chupp $5,000 - $9,999 Lawrence Bole and Anita Vento Jane and Robert Silverman Stanley Blum Barbara Bolek Terri and Howard Steindler Kent and Jerrye Hayes Margaret Bray Gregory and Sharon Vranekovic Deborah and Ronald Heller Holly and Leonard Cavalier Gail Wetzel Sherman Heller and Eileen Garry Jean and John Cregan 32 Mary and James Derrick UP TO $49 $2,500 - $4,999 Nancy and Ted Goble Peter and Barbara Galvin C. Mark Hayes James Goldsmith and Nancy Shaw Gary Goldberg The Michael and Helen Talty Trust Goldsmith Hollie Goldberg Ray Gonzalez and Pam Bertaud Barbara and William Klineman $1,000 - $2,499 Ann Harmon Lester and Flora Smith 2017 Annual Report2017 Annual Gerald and Beatrice Camiener* Florence and Joseph Hrusch Marilyn and Gary Woodard Michael and Nicol Coxon Grace Lin Melanie Young Josephine and Pieter deHaseth *Philanthropic Fund

$500 - $999 Mary Dobyns Michael Klein Harvey and Norma Kotler* The Lubrizol Foundation Sue and Howard Maier Claudia Metz Lawrence Novak and Donna Schaaf Preformed Line Products Jeffrey and Mary Sopko Richard and Susan Stark Howard and Terri Steindler Jonathan Wise and Cheryl Davis David and Amy Woodard JFSA art therapist Zsuzsa Csepanyi is presented with a special award from Chief William Denihan and Board Member Elsie Caraballo of the ADAMHS $200 - $499 (Alcohol, Drug Addiction and Mental Health Services) Board of Cuyahoga County John Burkhart for her outstanding efforts in art therapy which highlights the importance Michele and David Camiener of art in the recovery process as well as the talent of our client artists. Peter and Rita Carfagna

Vivian Singer Community Advisory Committee Members Members Advisory Committee Community 017 Lois Zaas Zaas 017 Lois and We thank the following individuals who volunteer their time to serve on program committees alongside our board members. board our alongside committees program on serve to time their volunteer who individuals following the thank We Rose GelbartRose Ronni Ducoff Ronni Eppell Steven Marion Fish Roman Frayman Friedman Steve Harlan Brick Buzney Sandra Michael Byun Cohen Phyllis RosemaryCreeden Joan Drnek Elliott Azoff Jill Barnholtz-Sloan Rabbi Moshe Berger Irv Berliner Judy Blum Luisa Aviv Luisa (3rd from right) presents right) presents from (3rd These volunteers regularly regularly volunteers These donate their personal time donate their personal time Margy Klein, Donna Sulzer, Klein, Donna Sulzer, Margy Recipients are (left to right): right): (left to Recipients are Volunteer of the Year Award. of Year the Volunteer JFSA Tikkun Olam Volunteers Olam Volunteers Tikkun JFSA (TOV) with the 2 (TOV) visiting with Holocaust Survivors. visiting with Holocaust Survivors. Don Zaas Don Stanley Bernath, Annette Friedson, Friedson, Annette Bernath, Stanley Anne Rosenberg, Anne JFSA leadership Management Team

OFFICERS Sherelynn Lehman Susan Bichsel PhD * President & Chief Executive Officer Harvey Kotler* Board Chair Patricia Mintz Ethan Cohen* Vice Chair Allan Pearl David Hlavac MBA * Michael Weiner* Treasurer Shari Perlmuter Vice President & Chief Financial Officer * Kevin Robertson David Rosenberg, MD Secretary Robert Bologa MBA * Larry Rothstein Michael Klein Assistant Treasurer Senior Director of Human Resources Susan Bichsel, PhD* President & CEO Robert Schwartz, MD Eric Shapiro, MD Debbie Chickering MBA Executive Director, Ascentia DIRECTORS Leo Silberman Eric Synenberg Trish Adler* Ginny Galili MSSA Rabbi Allison Vann Executive Director, Families at Risk Gary Bilchik Sally Wagner * Cynthia Bruml John Wirtshafter* Lisa Goodlow RN BSN MSM NE-BC Carol Burg, MD Jonathon Wise* Associate Executive Director, JFSA Care at Home - Homecare Bonnie Cole Matthew Wyner Jaimie Lowy Grant Dinner* Dara Yanowitz Associate Executive Director, JFSA Care at Home - Michelle Goldberg Dan Zelman, At Large* Older Adult Services Sandy Goldman Allan Goldner Angela Markowitz LIFE DIRECTORS Lev Gonick, PhD* Executive Assistant to the CEO & CFO 34 Marilyn Bedol, At Large* Bruce Goodman Nata Mendlovic MBA MT (ASCP) Eileen Blattner* Michael Guggenheim Chief Operating Officer, MetroHealth Alyson’s Place * Richard Halle Robert Blattner * Kent Hayes Philip Cohen, Immediate Past Chair Zeeba Mercer MBA Jean Heflich* Chicky Drost Chief Executive Officer, Center for Cognition & Recovery, LLC ** * Morton Epstein John Herman Jeff Morris * David Goldberg 2017 Annual Report2017 Annual Michelle Hirsch Director of Operations Suellen Kadis* Sally Good * David Kaufman Sid Good, Special Advisor Karen Leizman Moses Esq. Major Gifts Officer Andrew Kohn* Herbert Goulder Melissa Korland, PhD Alvin Gray Robert Immerman Thomas Petersen Controller, Director of Finance Donald Jacobson, Special Advisor Dolores Kleinman* Thierry Riek MBA Marvin Lader Senior Director of Planning & Performance Arthur Mayers Anne Rosenberg Chuck Mintz Vice President, Marketing & Communications Karen B. Newborn Michael Peterman Jessica Rosenblitt JD Charles Rosenberg Manager of College Financial Aid Program James Spira Michael Schultz MS Myrna Spira Director of Information Management Eleanor Steigman David Strauss Amy Solomon MA LPCC-S Will Sukenik Director of Residential Services, Ascentia Phillip Wasserstrom Karen Tindel MBA Sally Wertheim, PhD Director, Revenue Cycle Management William Wortzman, At Large* Jen Miller presents Board Member Michael Weiner with the Norman Danzig Timothy Williams *Member of Executive Committee Young Leadership Award in recognition Vice President & Chief Information Officer **Of Blessed Memory of his many contributions to JFSA. 35 jfsa-cleveland.org and and at the at the Madison Madison

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