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2014 Annual Report for Jewish Family Service Agency JFSA Annual Report 2013 – 2014 from vulnerability to resilience Table of Contents Message from Leadership 2 Transforming Lives 3 JFSA Donors 4 – 10 JFSA’s Legacy Circle 11 Innovators Lunch Corporate Sponsors 12 Volunteers 13 Partners & Funders 13 2013 – 2014 Revenues & Expenditures 14 – 15 Board of Directors & Staff 16 Dear Friends, Supporters, Volunteers this new community resource, we are Message from and Partners, now able to better deliver our services Leadership to those living in the Richmond We are pleased to present you with community; the 2014 Annual Report for Jewish Family Service Agency. Our fiscal 2014 was truly a special year and year ending August 31, 2014, was marked the 10 year anniversary of another successful year of growth, Innovators Lunch. Generous donors, accomplishments and many highlights. corporate partners and dedicated committee members, helped make In the Mental Health Outreach this event a huge success with 620 in Program, the newly established attendance and results of $200,000 Volunteer Peer Support Program, raised towards our many critical helped to expand our offerings to programs and services – a new record! clients and provided opportunities to encourage client growth and These are just a few of the many development; highlights from the past year – none of which could have been accomplished Due to our excellent reputation, JFSA’s without the efforts of our dedicated Seniors Department was approached board, staff, volunteers and YOU, our by United Way to become the lead supporters. Todah Rabah! To all of you, agency for the Better at Home Program we express our heartfelt gratitude. in the Kerrisdale-Oakridge–Marpole area. Funded by the government, We look forward to an exciting year managed by United Way, and offered in which JFSA continues to make through partnering agencies, Better at a positive impact on people’s lives Home is a program that offers a variety and improves its ability to do so. On of services, including Home Support, behalf of the Board of Directors, thank to help seniors with simple day-to- you for continuing to join us on this day tasks so that they can continue meaningful journey. to live independently in their own homes and remain connected to their With warm regards, communities. As the lead agency, we expanded our services to this area; We were also very pleased to have been part of a collaborative JOEL STEINBERG venture like JHub Richmond, which BOARD CHAIR is generously funded by the Jewish Federation. With the ability to access Page 2 Last year, JFSA supporters helped ... 13 9 313 125 people HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS searching individuals receive individuals better 56 receive financial aid and social for FINANCIAL AID manage MENTAL support EMPLOYMENT HEALTH CONDITIONS 86 people through 19 CLINICAL COUNSELLING AT-RISK 18 6 190 YOUTH NEWCOMERS build their VOLUNTEERS and their live their values FAMILIES lives in Canada 59 525 YOUTH SENIORS learn about receive referral, self-image, advocacy, and 400 men, women, bullying, counselling and children access 23 and how NUTRITIOUS FOOD households move into to support AFFORDABLE HOUSING their peers 80 families living in the 308 Tri-cities to CONNECT with SENIORS access Home Support the Jewish community services to live in the comfort of their own homes 1,500 Transformed lives Page 3 JFSA Donors Friends for Life $7,200 – $9,999 $3600 – $4,999 Max Collett & Sarah Levine Bruce & Joan Howitt Gary Averbach The Betty Averbach Anonymous Community Techknowledge Rabbi Jonathan Infeld The Ben & Esther Dayson Foundation Blakes, Cassels & Graydon LLP Inc. & Lissa Weinberger Charitable Foundation Barry & Marsha Brovender Dr. Brian & Dalia Bressler Robert & Hillary Cooper Bill & Etti Kaplan Ben & Esther Dayson* Charles & Isabelle Diamond, Esther Chetner Cristall Group Investments Jeremiah & Marni Katz Gordon & Leslie Diamond Craig & Carrie Diamond Harvey & Jody Dales Inc. Dr. Mel Kaushansky Lorne Greenberg & Sari Zack Mannie & Armelle Druker Edith Lando Charitable Arnon & Allison Dachner & Associates Paul & Edwina Heller* Geoffrey & Myriam Glotman Foundation Dayhu Investments Ltd. David & Judi Korbin The Lutsky Families Greg & Melanie Samuels Norman & Marlene Franks Jill Diamond & Andrew Beverley Kort & Ray Schachter Ralph Markin Jack Lutsky, Susan Mendelson Leon & Rose Marie Glassman Abramowich Shirley Kort & Robert Markin & Family, Dr. Peter Lutsky, Barry & Lauri Glotman Dr. Arthur & Judith Dodek KPMG LLP Dr. Neil & Michelle Pollock Shari Goldman-Lutsky & Karen James Dr. Daniel & Michelle Dodek Abraham Laniado Charles Shnier Family Lynn Kagan Edwards, Kenny, & Bray LLP Elliot & Megan Laskin The Phyliss & Irving Snider Jacqueline & Horatio Kemeny Estate of Jacob Carol Wolfe Lawson Lundell Foundation $5,000 – $7,199 Lohn Foundation Henery L. Fineberg Dr. Jonathon & Karly Leipsic Michael Fish Jack Leshgold JNHM Wolfe Al Roadburg Foundation Les Mackoff Sherold Fishman, z’l Bill & Risa Levine Yosef Wosk Robert & Rabbi Rokie George & Dani Mate Brad Freedman Dr. Ivor & Gaynor Levin *Of Blessed Memory Bernstein National Council of Jewish & Pamela Wolfman Elliott Lipsey & Loren Plottel Frances Cohen, z’l Women of Canada Sydney Living Balance Property $50,000 & Up Connor, Clark & Lunn Lyle Pullan & Constance Friedman Investment Group The Phyliss & Irving Snider Financial Group Lynne Scory Stephen & Shari Gaerber Stan & Jean Lubin Foundation Kenneth & Reva Davidson Arnold & Anita Silber Larry & Miri Garaway Stephen & Deborah Maloon Farris, Vaughan, Wills & Daniel Steiner Dan & Daphne Gelbart Marsid Family Foundation $ $ Murphy LLP 36,000 – 49,999 Michael & Sally Geller Paul Maurer & Alicja Kudyba Norman Gladstone & Birgit $1,000 – $3,599 The Ben & Esther Dayson Arlene Gladstone Rosa S. Micner Westergaard ABC Recycling Ltd Charitable Foundation & Hamish Cameron Norman & Sandra Miller David Goodman Byron Aceman May & Stanley Smith Stephen Glanzberg Frieda Miller & Lilian Broca David & Shelley Ail Charitable Trust Glassman Investments Ltd & Dr. Daniel Shapiro David Goodman & Lilian Allied Salvage & Metals Esther Glotman Max & Cyndi Mintzberg $ $ Broca, and Mark & Erika Richard & Darlene Ames 18,000 – 35,999 Dora Golden Morton Holdings Ltd Goodman Surella Ames Estate of Naomi Wolfe Kenneth & Fay Golden Stewart Moskovitch Dr. Robert & Marilyn Krell Eric & Anne Andrew Dr. Neil & Michelle Pollock Sheldon Green Sean & Audrey Moss Odlum Brown Limited Anne & Alex Cohen Isabelle Somekh Morley Greene Navigator Consulting Group Drs. Ian & Sandra Penn Foundation Peter & Marla Gropper North Growth Management RBC Phillips, Hager Neil Baker $ $ Walter & Lois Gumprich Ltd. 10,000 – 17,999 & North Investment Jeffrey & Hildy Barnett Austeville Properties Ltd. Joshua Pekarsky Dr. Mark Wexler & Management Ltd. Elliot Belkin Gary Averbach & Dr. Marla Guralnick Judy Oberlander Revenue Services Group Dr. Jonathan & Heather Lorne Greenberg & Sari Zack- Harold Gutovich & Gail Cornelia H. Oberlander Charles Shnier Berkowitz Greenberg Mainster Onni Group TD Bank Financial Group Michael Berkson & Lori Braha Kahn Foundation Jesse Halperin David Paperny Yosef Wosk Beth Israel Synagogue Keil Investment Group & Kyla Schwartz & Audrey Mehler The Zacks Family Charitable BMO Harris Private Banking Ralph Markin Dr. Michael & Sandra Hayden Patrick Quail Professional Foundation Bulldog Bag Ltd & Robert Markin David & Chela Herman Corp CBRE Ltd. Ronald & Janet Stern Jeremy & Yael Horwitz CIBC Wood Gundy Zalkow Foundation Marlene Cohen Page 4 Daniel & Trudy Pekarsky $500 – $999 King David High School Up to $499 Jack Austin Pemberton Insurance Anonymous Dr. Steve & Karen Kline Anonymous & Natalie Freeman Corporation Eliot & Devora Aharon Anne Kober Jack & Lolita Aaron Diane Averbach PI Financial Corp Dr. Jack Amar Morley & Myrna Koffman Betty Aaron Michael & Lisa Averbach Sylvia Polsky & Deborah Roitberg Gary & Barbara Letcher Yasser Ababneh Catherine & Gerry Ayotte Polygon Homes Ltd. Shalom & Dina Amouyal Brian & Sharron Levinkind Pamela Ablitt Pauline Babins Porte Industries Ltd. Rob Armstrong Karen Levitt Miriam Abrahams Grazyna Bak Martin & Dorothea Puterman Dr. Philip & Lori Barer Beryl Libin & Anthony Walmsley Paul Bakan RBC Foundation Brian Begert Terrence MacDonald Anna Abramskey Lester & Sandy Baker Reliance Insurance Agencies Roberta Beiser Danna Marks & William Clark Ken & Jana Abramson Ronald & Megan Bakonyi Ltd. Samuel & Frances Belzberg Jack & Karen Micner Darren Abramson Tamar Bakonyi Relling Family Foundation Allan & Bonnie Belzberg Michael & Carol Millman Arnold & Carole Abramson Morris & Rachel Barer Richmond Muscle Shuli Ben-Moshe Michael & Alexandra Millman Harris D. Abro Drs. Norman & Vivien Basco & Tendon Clinic Beth Tikvah Congregation Randy & Cheryl Milner Ilan & Dina Acoca Richard & Nance Bass Ron Ritch & Cathy Paperny Leon & Beth Bogner Melvin & Daria Moss Claire Adelberg Kevin Bay Barry Rivelis Suzanne Bolton Marilyn Moss & Sam Hanson Milton & Vivienne Adelson Beauty Pro Advance European Rogers Group Financial Paula Brook-Saltzberg & Jeffrey Norden Philip & Gladys Adilman Esthetic School Ltd. Advisors Ltd. Shaw Saltzberg Bernard Olfman Alan & Rebecca Adirim Jonathan Becker Matthew & Dana Ross Ruth Buckwold & Ron Kline Omnitsky Kosher Jerry & Shelley Adler Ruth Becker Ed & Ricki Rothman Byron Holdings Ltd. 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