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2019 Donor and Volunteer Report

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8 Investing in Institutions Dear Friend, and Organizations I am pleased to share with you the 2019 Donor and Volunteer Report. 16 Developing Lasting Solutions 22 Our Future The difference your support has made in this community, and in people’s lives, is difficult to fully capture in a written document, yet I hope you feel a sense of pride in the pages that follow. 24 The Community’s Philanthropic Partner None of these accomplishments would have been possible without your support 26 Message from Campaign Leaders and your trust in CJP to engage, inspire, and catalyze Jewish life in Greater Boston. Every year, with your help, we get closer to closing the gap between the 28 2019 Donor Listing world as it is and the world as we know it should be. 44 Women’s Philanthropy As we imagine a more connected, more inclusive, more engaged community, 48 The Miriam Fund your commitment to CJP matters more than ever. Your partnership makes CJP’s 50 Planned Giving work possible and this community strong. 53 Building a Legacy of Giving Thank you! 54 Endowment Funds With gratitude, 56 CJP Volunteers 64 Sponsorships and Gifts in Kind 66 CJP Awards 67 A Commitment to Repair the World Rabbi Marc Baker President and CEO

Donors listed here have made a commitment as of June 30, 2019. We have made every effort to include them in the appropriate lists and by their preferred names. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Cheryl January, Director of Donor Relations and Stewardship Operations, at [email protected] or 617-457-8510.

2019 Donor and Volunteer Report | 1 OUR

2 | Combined Jewish Philanthropies STORY

Our Jewish community is built on traditions and values that stretch back thousands of years. We are courageous and collaborative, inclusive and innovative, resolute and resourceful. As part of this community, CJP plays two critical roles: we invest your philanthropic resources strategically, and we inspire and mobilize people and organizations.

WE FULFILL THESE ROLES BY:

Inspiring meaningful connections to Judaism and Jewish life (explore pages 4–7).

Investing in institutions and organizations that nurture our community (explore pages 8–15).

Developing lasting solutions for systemic change (explore pages 16–21).

In this report you will see how, together, we are achieving more than would be possible alone. Thank you for your support as we build a stronger community and a vibrant Jewish future.

2019 Donor and Volunteer Report | 3 ONE AFTER ANOTHER, CJP inspires meaningful connections to Judaism and Jewish life. Every handshake, MEANINGFUL CONNECTIONS every conversation, and every relationship helps us find meaning in our stories and STRENGTHEN OUR discover where tradition binds us. JEWISH FUTURE.

4 | Inspiring Meaningful Connections On April 14 more than 200 individuals, aged 2 to 80, participated in JTI and CJP Community Action Day. Attendees performed the mitzvah of tikkun olam (repairing the world) through projects that benefited Plummer Youth Promise, Lifebridge, Lynn Shelter Association, North Shore Community Development Coalition, and JFS of MetroWest. IACT® by the Numbers

Inspired, Active, Committed, Transformed (IACT) is CJP’s signature campus initiative that builds on the success of Birthright Israel trips by providing opportunities for students to deepen their Jewish connections once they’ve returned from Israel. 93% Honoring Our of Hillel partners say IACT Making Sense of Commitment to has transformed Jewish life Israeli Elections on campus Older Adults As Israel navigated a challenging political chapter, many in the U.S. Your support helps address crucial were paying attention, but still had needs for older adults and funds questions about the complex election efforts that promote cognitive activity, 2,275 process, what to expect, and what social engagement, and spiritual and it all meant. CJP helped by holding religious connections. Last year, students engaged in Jewish election briefings in Greater Boston. 410 older adults received geriatric educational and immersive To foster respectful and thoughtful care management services from experiences led by IACT across discussions around Israel, CJP Jewish Family Service of Metrowest our New England campuses provided grants to seven community (JFS) and Jewish Family & Children’s organizations for trainings and Service; many of these older adults facilitated dialogues. In all, 235 event have low incomes and would otherwise attendees engaged in 50 total hours go unserved. Also, 403 older adults of conversation. Expert speakers participated in JFS Healthy Aging included Tzipi Livni (pictured above), programs, which include educational 17,000+ a veteran politician, diplomat, and workshops, special holiday events, students have participated lawyer who served as the Minister exercise classes, and presentations in IACT across 30 campuses of Justice in Israel from 2013–14. from wellness speakers. nationwide since it launched in 2007

6 | Inspiring Meaningful Connections Creating Space for Young Adults Learning More CJP proudly supports the Riverway Project at Temple Israel of Boston. From intimate About Our gatherings to large Shabbat services, this decades-old initiative helps young adults create meaningful relationships with each other and to Judaism. Russian-Speaking Community “RIVERWAY IS ABOUT FINDING NEW MEANING With help from Brandeis’ Hornstein Fellows, we set out to learn more about FROM OLD MEMORIES — TUNES AND Russian-speaking Jews in Greater Boston. We conducted interviews, an exploratory market research survey, and a listening PRAYERS I GREW UP WITH, SUNG IN NEW tour event to better understand their unique needs and contributions as WAYS WITH NEW PEOPLE IN NEW SPACES.” members of our growing community. Participants helped us develop a specific list of recommendations to strengthen BEN POOR this relationship. Riverway Participant

Welcoming Families with Open Arms Building a More CJP’s Families with Young Children (FwYC) initiative invests in a range of programs that Inclusive World help introduce families and their children (ages 0–5) to Jewish life — from age-appropriate learning opportunities, to holiday celebrations and drop-in playgroups. The Ruderman Synagogue Inclusion Project (RSIP), a partnership between Last year, 325 new parents received a personal visit from Welcome Baby!, complete with CJP and the Ruderman Family information on family-friendly events and community resources. We also supported PJ Foundation, has transformed how Library’s effort to send free books that celebrate Jewish values and culture to more than congregations welcome people 9,000 families in Greater Boston with children six months through eight years old. In all, of all abilities. Just five years ago, CJP’s FwYC initiatives reached more than 11,000 families last year. three synagogues partnered with RSIP; today that number stands at 52. Each of these congregations champion inclusion, affirming that Jewish organizations are stronger when our entire community is participating.

2019 Donor and Volunteer Report | 7 AS WE WALK IN STRIDE CJP invests in institutions and organizations that nurture our WITH YOU AND OUR community. We’re determined to ensure everyone has the resources they need to engage in PARTNERS, WE NURTURE Jewish life. We are working hand in hand with more than three hundred partner organizations OUR COMMUNITY to achieve that goal. EVERY DAY.

8 | Investing in Institutions and Organizations Last year’s attack at the Tree of Life Synagogue brought us together in solidarity and remembrance (pictured below). CJP has increased our focus on communal security and is helping day schools, synagogues, and other community partners proactively address safety concerns. Aligning Values and Actions to Prevent Homelessness

On June 26, a week before his one-year anniversary at CJP, Rabbi Marc Baker enjoyed one of his proudest moments as President and CEO. At Brockton City Hall, he joined elected officials — along with United Way, Bank of America, and Father Bill’s & Mainspring — to announce a historic partnership that prevents families in crisis from becoming homeless.

Together with our partners, we are funding a South Shore expansion of HomeStart’s Renew Collaborative: an initiative that provides case management and advocacy services, financial assistance, and stabilization efforts to residents facing eviction. In the last decade, this initiative has prevented more than 2,000 evictions in Greater Boston, and in the four years after intervention, only 5% of HomeStart clients have been evicted for nonpayment of rent.

“In the Jewish tradition, it is not enough for us just to take care of our own,” said Rabbi Baker. “We are called to be a community that is engaged with our broader society and the world, bringing our values to bear on the problems and challenges we all face, and working for the dignity and well-being of every human being.”

HomeStart’s Renew Collaborative is unique in that it benefits both renters and landlords. It keeps people in their homes, pays housing authorities and property owners rent that is owed to them, and cuts down on costly eviction expenses. Clients receive support for a full year to ensure they gain stability after the initial crisis has abated. And by lowering the number of people in emergency shelters, hundreds of thousands of taxpayer dollars are saved each year.

The Renew Collaborative is an effective, economically sustainable model — one that HomeStart wants to scale for statewide, and eventually nationwide, replication. The South Shore expansion is a big step toward realizing that goal, bringing case management services to low-income families in Brockton, Fall River, and Quincy.

“Addressing the eviction crisis is one of the most important ways we can work to keep communities whole. It is a moral and spiritual imperative that we act,” Rabbi Baker said. “No one organization can or should do this alone, but by working together — city and town officials, faith communities, agencies, nonprofits, landlords, and others — we are taking the first step toward making sure everyone in our communities has a safe, stable, and secure place to call home.”

 Research shows that the most effective and efficient way to address homelessness is to prevent it in the first place. Alongside our partners, with donor support, we’re addressing the root causes of homelessness before families are in crisis.

10 | Investing in Institutions and Organizations By forging relationships with partners outside of the Jewish community, we are ensuring our day schools receive the funds they’re entitled to under federal law.

Giving Energized Leaders the Tools They Need

Last year, through the Leadership Development Institute (LDI), CJP helped more than 400 rabbis and laypeople from Greater Boston’s Jewish community shape, communicate, and carry out significant plans for their institutions.

The LDI supports our community leaders through professional and organizational workshops along with coaching and training. Last year, 146 rabbis and lay leaders representing 40 organizations attended at least one Public/Private Partnership in Support of six professional workshops designed and facilitated by the LDI. The LDI team also of Jewish Day Schools provided consulting services for 12 synagogues and four community partner organizations Greater Boston’s 14 Jewish day schools are places of learning and community where Jewish values in the areas of strategic planning, goal setting, and traditions are part of the everyday school experience. staff training, and much more.

Thanks to your support, during the last school year CJP advocated on behalf of Jewish day school “Our temple has turned to the LDI for many types students for access to federal support to which they are legally entitled. As a direct result of these of assistance with leadership questions, and we efforts, nearly $565,000 went to support services for children with disabilities, English language have always appreciated the wisdom provided learners, and low-income and vulnerable students. Moreover, a portion of that funding is being to help us meet those challenges,” said Rabbi used for professional development, security infrastructure, and specialty services. Andrew Vogel of Temple Sinai in Brookline. Through this work, we have built relationships with our Catholic school counterparts and local “We are, without a doubt, the clear beneficiaries public school district representatives, ensuring all students and schools can receive and participate of CJP’s vision to invest in synagogue leadership in vital services for years to come. through this program, and we are grateful for that vision.”

2019 Donor and Volunteer Report | 11 12 | Investing in Institutions and Organizations SPOTLIGHT: Through assessments, expertise, training, and grant support, CJP is leading our community’s security efforts. SAFEGUARDING COMMUNITY

Across the United States, at a time when antisemitic violence is on the rise, Jewish communities are grappling with a difficult question: How can institutions balance being warm, open, and welcoming while being safe and secure?

CJP is addressing this issue by sharing knowledge, proven practices, and expertise with a wide variety of Jewish institutions throughout Greater Boston — including 14 Jewish day schools, 35 preschools, and more than 100 synagogues, as well as Chabads, Hillels, and other Jewish organizations.

When an organization needs to address security issues, CJP’s team assesses its physical security infrastructure (including cameras, locks, doors, and alarms) and reviews emergency operating procedures. Together, we develop solutions to issues related to the unique circumstances facing each organization. Then, through meetings and consultation, our team helps develop a comprehensive, multi-layered approach to improving safety and security.

Thanks to the generous support of our donors, in 2019 alone, the CJP Communal Security Initiative reached more than 2,000 people in the Jewish community through a variety of training opportunities and programs. CJP also offered a total of $150,000 in security infrastructure grants to Boston-area day schools, preschools, and Jewish community centers.

Continued on next page Empowering Our Community At Temple Beth Shalom (TBS) in Needham, CJP’s Communal Security Initiative team guided TBS’ leadership as it sought to upgrade its security hardware, and provided training for ushers, greeters, lay leaders, and the wider congregation.

“The kind of [security] experience CJP has is an incredible resource in itself. It’s invaluable; I don’t think you can measure it,” said Ellen Dietrick, Director of Early Childhood Learning at TBS. “If people don’t feel safe being a part of our community, they can’t fully participate. Safety is a top priority because it grounds us and sets the stage for everything we do.”

With CJP’s guidance and education, TBS enhanced their security infrastructure and trained staff and volunteers — enabling sometimes difficult-yet-crucial conversations. TBS is now a more secure place of worship where congregants, staff, and preschool parents have greater peace of mind.

CJP’s team knows that discussing security can be difficult and even frightening. No one wants to think about the worst happening to a community they love, especially in a building where they may have grown up.

“There’s a particular way of talking with people and communicating a hard topic. The way that CJP does that is really productive,” Ellen said. “There’s an understanding that we are taking the right steps, that we’re not doing what’s easy, but what’s right. We’re doing it in a rational, thoughtful way grounded in data, as opposed to making decisions based on emotion.”

Similarly, CJP has funded and connected partners with Safe Havens International, a nonprofit that provides safety and security assessments for schools across the United States, including Solomon Schechter Day School (SSDS) in Newton.

After conducting an in-depth audit, Safe Havens handed administrators at SSDS an 85-page report that led to significant changes, including a new approach to emergency drills — one that is age appropriate for students as young as three years old.

 By facilitating conversations between law enforcement and Jewish institutions, CJP is helping schools and synagogues receive accurate and timely safety and security information.

14 | Investing in Institutions and Organizations “This was an invaluable resource that CJP and its donors gave to Solomon Schechter,” said Rebecca Lurie, Head of School. “We’ve relied on the findings they provided to guide our decisions about necessary improvements, and we also took comfort in the things we do well.”

Addressing Security Together CJP also manages the JEMS (Jewish Emergency Management System) network, “THE KIND OF [SECURITY] which provides alerts as well as information relating to training and grant opportunities. Moreover, the Communal Security Initiative helps to develop relationships between police departments and Jewish institutions, building EXPERIENCE CJP HAS IS stronger, more resilient communities. AN INCREDIBLE RESOURCE “Anytime you get law enforcement and congregants in the same room to discuss security, it’s a good thing,” said Kenneth Berkowitz, Canton’s Chief of Police, whose department has worked closely with CJP and local synagogues. IN ITSELF. IT’S INVALUABLE; “In this day and age, safety and security are everyone’s responsibility. The days of doing nothing or taking shelter and waiting for the police response are over. I DON’T THINK YOU CAN Most incidents last only a couple of minutes. Congregations need to know tactics and strategies that will buy them time until the police arrive.” MEASURE IT.” Ultimately, CJP’s goal is to foster a culture of communal security — one that is ELLEN DIETRICK informed, connected, and embraces a concept of security rooted in the idea that Director of Early Childhood Learning at Temple Beth we must all recognize a responsibility to care for one another. Shalom in Needham “CJP has done a terrific job bringing leaders together, so that we are not replicating efforts and never feel alone as we embark on these important matters,” said Dan Deutsch, Executive Director of Temple Israel in Boston, who has attended several CJP training sessions. “This is a perfect example of how CJP can combine resources and strengthen many individual organizations. CJP is doing a tremendous job providing support, consultation, and training for dozens of organizations.”

2019 Donor and Volunteer Report | 15 CJP develops lasting solutions WHEN FACED WITH for systemic change. Steered by the values that have guided our people for millennia, COMPLEX CHALLENGES, we are addressing the ever- changing needs of modern society. We invest, we innovate, WE DEVELOP LASTING and we transform — because harnessing the full power of our Jewish community requires SOLUTIONS. nothing less.

16 | Developing Lasting Solutions Now in its 30th year, CJP’s Boston-Haifa Connection helps build lasting relationships among Jews in Boston and Haifa. Through partnerships and programs like Netivim (participants pictured below), we’re fostering Jewish identity and bringing leaders from both cities together so they can connect and create meaningful change. Investing in Data, Improving Care

When a community addresses a systemic problem with innovative solutions, people take notice. CJP’s Anti-Poverty Initiative (API) is a case in point. Thanks to the critically important support of our donors, we have helped more than 5,000 people find jobs, receive emergency assistance, and qualify for public benefits through the API. Today, communities across the nation are seeking to understand what we are doing differently and how they can replicate this model.

With a shared commitment to transforming how we understand and address poverty, we have been working in partnership with Jewish Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Boston, Jewish Family & Children’s Service, Jewish Family Service of Metrowest, Jewish Vocational Service (JVS), and Yad Chessed. Together, we created a cross-agency data collection system to fully understand who we were helping and what they needed.

The data revealed root causes of Jewish poverty, including mental health challenges and job instability. It also highlighted how difficult it is for people in crisis to navigate between important but unconnected social programs and access all the services and public benefits available.

To alleviate these problems, we created a centralized intake system across our social service agencies. Today, people in need can reach out directly to an agency or call The CJP Warmline (1-800-CJP-9500) to be connected to a compassionate, knowledgeable caseworker who coordinates services between agencies.

Ninety percent of families and individuals who have entered this system in acute crisis have shown positive improvement toward stability within nine months. Additionally, 68% of clients who have received employment support have been placed in new jobs within six months.

Beyond crisis management, we seek to provide a pathway for people to gain long-term stability. We are expanding assistance by piloting a Housing Stability Fund. Eligible clients receive three to eight months of rental assistance while they work with a case manager to reduce their debt, budget resources, and increase their income. Additionally, JVS recently hired a career coach who specializes in helping clients with mental health challenges secure and maintain employment.

As interest in the Anti-Poverty Initiative has grown across the country, we’ve presented our findings at multiple forums, including The Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation’s first National Convening on Jewish Poverty. Our hope is that we can continue sharing those learnings, and that many communities can use our model to help more people in need.

 Six months after launching the Anti-Poverty Initiative, we saw a sharp increase in the number of clients being served by multiple agencies. We’re working to ensure clients receive access to all that’s available to them, regardless of where their journey begins.

18 | Developing Lasting Solutions Parents at the Center works with families and children from pregnancy through age six, serving Russian immigrants, Arab families, Ethiopian Israelis, and Jewish Israelis alike.

Helping Young Adults Map Their Jewish Journeys

Thanks to the enthusiastic support for the Bridge to the Future Fund, CJP is reimagining the model for engaging young adults more deeply in Jewish life and redefining how we build and sustain Jewish community.

Family Support Model Expands Across Israel A key component of our increased investment In 2011, CJP’s Boston-Haifa Connection launched the Parents at the Center (PAC) program includes relational engagement. Last fall, in Haifa. At the time, services for struggling families in Israel were aimed at children alone. CJP hired three Community Connectors tasked Acknowledging that parents are the single most influential factor in the life of a young child, with introducing young adults to the plethora PAC focused on supporting and empowering entire families — across all incomes, education of Jewish programming, organizations, levels, and ethnicities. and social opportunities available in Greater Boston. Equal parts community organizer, PAC serves multicultural neighborhoods, where many parents are new immigrants who face concierge, friend, and advisor, it is their language barriers, cultural differences, and education deficits that impact their children mission to reach out to and/or follow up in a variety of ways. In addition to offering a safe space for parents to discuss the challenges with people in their 20s and 30s to find and joys of childrearing, the program also includes culturally sensitive prenatal education, pathways of connection throughout our in-home mentoring, and training for social workers, teachers, and nurses. Jewish community.

Operating out of a renovated facility, the original PAC location has served 3,500 people from Last year, our Community Connectors more than 1,000 families since opening its doors. The incredibly high reach of this program interacted with more than 500 young adults prompted the Joint Distribution Committee (JDC) and the Ministry of Education to pilot the through one-on-one meetings and small group program across Israel in 2015. In the past five years, the program has expanded to a second events. “We are giving young adults a low- Haifa location and seven new cities. At the national level, the PAC model is now available for barrier entryway into Judaism through a social countrywide implementation through the Ministry of Education. and cultural lens,” said Caleb Alemany, one All PAC sites are now thriving and well-positioned for long-term success — and, in turn, transforming of the Connectors. “We hope to guide those the way parents and families are supported across Israel. With strong governmental and agency looking for ways to connect and engage with support in place, CJP’s direct involvement in the program ends this year. “This was our goal from Jewish life and community in ways that are the beginning,” said Ariel Libhaber, Director of CJP’s Boston-Haifa Connection. “We wanted to pass personally meaningful.” on a successful program that the Israeli government and our partners could expand and sustain.” 2019 Donor and Volunteer Report | 19 SPOTLIGHT: CJP’s Project Inspire focuses young adults’ attention on social innovation while connecting them to Israel and their Jewish identity through travel to developing countries. ISRAEL IN A NEW LIGHT

Last winter, Lexi Knopf and Tami Segal got to see a unique side of Israel in “This program gave me a once in a lifetime opportunity to learn something that an unlikely place: on the broad, arid plains of Kenya. Lexi and Tami traveled to would be impossible to learn any other way,” Lexi added. “The Kenyans we met the East African country as part of CJP’s Project Inspire: a program that gives have such love for Israelis because they are bringing them new opportunities young adults from Greater Boston the opportunity to discover a side of Israel and perspectives.” they may not know. Last year, thanks to generous support from our donors, three trips brought a total of 46 young adults to Guatemala, India, and Kenya, where Upon their return, all participants are asked to lead an independent community participants witnessed Israel’s global innovation and grassroots impact up close. education project to bring the impact of their experience back home. They give presentations, write articles, partner with local organizations, and host Shabbat On their trip, Lexi and Tami met a local farmer named Peter who visited dinners, creating a ripple effect from their journey that is felt across Greater Israel, where he learned new agricultural techniques that have helped him Boston and beyond. So far, they have shared their stories with more than build a thriving farm. They also met James, a principal of a school in Western 1,800 people. Kenya who, after his time in Israel, brought home the concept of Education for Sustainable Development, which has helped transform his school into “I think if everyone could go on this trip, they would have a great opportunity one of the region’s best. to see what Israel is doing and create their own change,” Lexi said. “I’ve never “To experience Israel’s efforts in this light is to completely reimagine the Israel gone on a trip so focused on the initiatives and industrial design that Israel narrative most of us are familiar with,” Tami said. “I learned that Israel has a is bringing to other countries.” long history of Sustainable Development Initiatives around the globe. It was fascinating to understand its model of international development and how they Project Inspire helps people consider Israel in a new light, see what they’ve do things on a small, grassroots level — empowering local individuals to create learned in new ways, broaden perspectives, and share the stories, triumphs, long term, positive change on a greater scale.” and achievements that often go unnoticed — and to do so through a Jewish lens.

20 | Developing Lasting Solutions As the daughter of an Israeli botanist, Tami Segal was amazed to see the agricultural practices her dad taught her implemented by Kenyans who received training from MASHAV: Israel’s Agency for International Development.

“TO SEE THESE TECHNIQUES COMING INTO FRUITION IN NAIROBI WAS AN ‘AHA’ MOMENT THAT REINFORCED HOW PROJECT INSPIRE, AND ISRAEL’S COLLABORATION WITH KENYA, IS SOMETHING VERY SPECIAL.”

TAMI SEGAL Project Inspire participant

2019 Donor and Volunteer Report | 21 OUR

22 | Combined Jewish Philanthropies FUTURE

All of the stories in this report and so much more were made possible by you, our committed donors and volunteers. We hope you are proud of the difference we’ve made together.

And yet, there is so much more to do. With your help we will continue fostering meaningful relationships to Judaism, developing our many partnerships, and addressing the greatest challenges in front of us. And as the world changes, we too will change — always learning, evolving, and dreaming big about what’s possible.

But we cannot do it alone. The voices we heard during our listening tour taught us so much; now, we must work as a community to turn words into action. Stay in conversation with us, decide what role you want to play, and together, we will create a vibrant Jewish future.

At Keshet’s Havdalah on the Beach, families of all kinds celebrated the start of a new week with songs, prayer, and crafts. We are a proud supporter of Keshet, which works to ensure the LGBTQ community receives full equality and inclusion in Jewish life. OUR GENEROUS COMMUNITY OF DONORS By the Numbers: Supporters in FY19 8,397 individuals, families, and foundations made CJP has served as a community gifts to CJP investor and philanthropic partner 94% since its founding in 1895. We are of CJP donors renewed their gift last year grateful for your commitment, trust, and generosity. Thank you 6,151 2,246 for supporting the Greater Boston donors gave donors gave Jewish community and beyond between $1–$999 $1,000 or more through your gift to CJP. 802

donors gave for the first time last year

40% have given to CJP 24 | Combined Jewish Philanthropies for 20+ years EXTRAORDINARY INVESTMENT IN OUR COMMUNITY AND BEYOND: $223 MILLION

$72 million $151 million CJP’s community investment and supporting services 8,312 CJP Donor Advised Fund (DAF) grants to 2,684 charities

With these funds, we provided:

■ grants recommended by DAF donors that supported CJP and grants distributed throughout other local, national, and global our local, national, and global organizations serving the Jewish 460+ communities . . . community and Israel ■ grants recommended by 72% 28% DAF donors that supported broader needs locally and . . . to day schools, synagogues, globally including healthcare, social services organizations, the environment, education, 230+ camps, Hillels, and much more . . . and civil rights

. . . in cities and towns where CJP DAFs are managed and invested by CJP, and assets are subject to CJP’s exclusive legal grant recipients serve thousands control. All grants are recommended by individual fund signatories and are reviewed and of people 60+ approved by CJP. Grants support a wide range of donor interests beyond CJP’s areas of focus and may not conflict with CJP’s mission.

MANAGING AND STEWARDING OUR COMMUNITY’S RESOURCES CJP is proud to provide donors and Jewish organizations access to philanthropic and investment platforms.

CJP’s DAF program includes more than 700 funds that total $1.4 billion We offer donors at all ages and stages of life a low-cost, easy-to-access opportunity to manage and optimize their giving in ways that significantly benefit the Jewish community and much more.

CJP strengthens more than 80 organizations through the Jewish Community Endowment Pool, LLP (JCEP) Nearly all local Jewish educational organizations, social services partners, and synagogues, along with Jewish organizations from across the country and around the world, participate in JCEP.

For detailed financial statements, please visit cjp.org/fiscal-transparency.

2019 Donor and Volunteer Report | 25 FROM OUR ANNUAL CAMPAIGN LEADERS

Your support of CJP gets us closer to turning the hopes and dreams of our community into reality. Whether you

volunteered or made a personally “I feel fortunate to live in a community with such dedicated donors and meaningful gift, you helped us volunteers. I’m incredibly grateful for your support of CJP, and your commitment make a positive change. to strengthening our Jewish future. Thank you!”

DARREN BLACK Chair, 2017, 2018, and 2019 Annual Campaign

26 | Combined Jewish Philanthropies “Over these last two years, it’s been wonderful “The conversations and learnings from last “My new role as Co-chair allows me to partner to see our community’s confidence and year’s community-wide listening tour give me with committed supporters like you to help enthusiasm keeping CJP strong through great hope. Together with you, our donors and raise the financial resources CJP needs to a leadership transition. I’m so thankful to all volunteers, we can ensure CJP understands the continue to have a positive and meaningful the donors and volunteers who helped make issues we care about and work in partnership impact on the Greater Boston community such a tremendous impact.” to shape the future for the next generation.” and beyond.”

LISA F. WALLACK MARJORIE W. PATKIN ADAM L. SUTTIN Chair, 2018 and 2019 Annual Campaign Chair, 2019 and 2020 Annual Campaign Chair, 2020 Annual Campaign

2019 Donor and Volunteer Report | 27 THANK YOU FOR ALL YOU’VE GIVEN

We are honored to recognize those of you who have contributed $1,000 or more to CJP’s fundraising initiatives last year. We truly appreciate your support and generosity.

28 | Combined Jewish Philanthropies PRIME MINISTER’S $500,000–$999,999 Rabb/Goldberg/Cahners The Cross Country Group Krupp Foundation Schultz Family COUNCIL Amy and David Abrams Family Sidney and Deanna Wolk Judith and Douglas Krupp Joyce and Howard and $2,000,000+ Renee and Steven Finn Esther V. (z”l) and Richard and Stephen Schultz Sidney R. (z”l) Rabb Candice Wolk Edward Fein Foundation Linda and Michael Frieze Natasha Krupp Barbara and Carol R. and Jeff and Marla Wolk Alex Krupp Andrew Schultz The Kraft Family Jill and Stephen Karp Avram J. Goldberg Robin Wolk and Heather and Myra (z”l) and Robert Linde Family Foundation Leventhal Family Deborah B. Goldberg and David Klein William Schultz Patti and Jonathan Nancy Lurie Marks Michael Winter Mark and Ted and Barbara Wolk Pamela and James Schwartz The Nancy Lurie Marks Donna Leventhal Wendy and Daniel Joshua R. Goldberg Margot and Jonathan Davis Family Foundation Emily Leventhal and The Lee L. and Judith E. Carolyn and Joshua Helene R. Cahners (z”l) Diane and Neil Exter David Rontal Selwyn Foundation Dena and Michael Rashes* Melinda and James Rabb Shoshana and Daniel Farb* Nancy and Ronald Shaich $1,000,000–$1,999,999 Barbara and Edward Shapiro Sara and Peter Fleiss Nancy L. Cahners The Paul and Phyllis Fireman Carl and Ruth Shapiro The Adelson Sidman Family Muriel G. and Norman B. Jane M. Rabb Charitable Foundation Leventhal Charitable Trust Family Foundation Family Foundation Paula Sidman Eleanor (z”l) and The Fischman Family Carl Shapiro Dr. Miriam and Sherry and Alan Leventhal Lori and Matthew Sidman Norman (z”l) Rabb Sheldon G. Adelson Nancy and Cynthia and William Marcus Jennifer Herman Hope Sidman Ellen and Steven Segal Steven Fischman Anita and Kim and Daniel Marcus Ellen Jaffe Christine and Robert Small Alfred and Laura Fischman and Joshua Bekenstein Melanie Marcus and Jonathan Segal Gilda Slifka Foundation Tony Schwensen Terrie and Brad Bloom $250,000–$499,999 Chris Leonard Linda Waintrup Gilda Slifka & Family Wendy and The Klarman Family The Morningstar Family Karen and Steven Sisselman Geraldine Acuña-Sunshine Richard Slifka & Family Ben Fischman Foundation and Gabriel Sunshine Foundation The Sloane Family and Lisa and Neil Wallack Valerie and Mark Friedman Jeannie and Trustees Under the Will of Richard P. and Claire W. Century Bank Anonymous (2) Donna and David Frieze Jonathan Lavine Herman Dana Morse Foundation Linda Sloane Kay and Tamar and Kenneth Frieze One8 Foundation Alan G. Dana $100,000–$249,999 Marilyn and Dale Okonow Jonathan B. Kay Penny and Ruderman Family Myer R. Dana Barbara and Frank Resnek Joshua B. Kay and Aquidneck Foundation Lawrence Goodman Foundation Patricia and Charles Ribakoff Brooke Patkin Kay The Epstein/Svenson Family Noamit and Izhar Armony Richard and Susan Smith Christina and Rachel S. Kay and Esta Gordon Epstein and Sharon and Howard Rich Family Foundation Irving A. and Michael Gordon Franklin Ross Robert Epstein Charlotte Backman Edward and Nancy Roberts Richard Smith Ellen Feldberg Gordon and Barry R. Sloane and Betsy and David Epstein Irina and Mark Barrocas Michael Gordon Gloria and Burton D. Rose John and Dr. Candace Lapidus Sloane Ellie Svenson Karen and David Rosenberg Amy Smith Berylson and The Beker Foundation Paula and James Gould Marshall M. Sloane, II, James Berylson Lawrence and George and Sarah and Joshua Greenhill Michael B. Rukin Jack Sloane, II, and Beth Greenberg Charitable Foundation Jonathan Block and Roger Berkowitz Marcy and Robert Haber Charles S. M. Sloane Carol and James Herscot Sapers & Wallack Families Jennifer Berylson Block Isabelle and Rita J. and Stephanie and Brian Spector Robert Katz and Jim Joseph Foundation Scott Black and Family Stanley H. Kaplan Family The Donald Saunders and Irma and Aaron Spencer Liv Ullmann Family, The Lisa Elizabeth Berylson Katz The Krupp Ronald Casty Foundation, Inc. Sperling Family Charitable Saunders Hartstein Family Robert and Dana Smith, Family Foundation Leslie and Alan Crane Barbara and Leo Karas Foundation and The Pamela Saunders Madeleine Smith and Alan and Marcia Leifer Robert and Marjie Kargman Albin Family Jennifer and Seth Stier Ryan Smith Jessica and Chuck Myers* Steven and Judith Kaye Schlager Family Foundation Hope and Adam Suttin Debra Smith Knez, Jessica William and Lia Poorvu Ellie D. Kraut and Laszlo N. Tauber Family Knez and Andrew Knez Alison P. and Daniel Jaffe Sherman H. Starr Foundation Anonymous (1) Amy and Estate of Joel I. Varnick Jonathan Poorvu

Donors listed here made a commitment between July 1, 2018 and June 30, 2019.

* Ben-Gurion Society 2019 Donor and Volunteer Report | 29 $100,000–$249,999 (continued) Roberta and Stephen R. Sara and Michael Bernstein Oscar & Celia — Casper & The Roger A. Saunders KING DAVID SOCIETY The Cutler and Weiner Family Foundation Sarah Grosberg Fund Family Fialkow Families Darren and Michelle Black $25,000–$49,999 Melissa Weiner Janfaza Cynthia and Rubin Gruber Gary Saunders and Randi and Joel Cutler Irving and Betty Brudnick Nancy and Dale Adler and Andrew Janfaza Charitable Foundation Lesley and Benjamin Inker Lindy Wegerif Nina and David Fialkow The Lassor and Fanny Rita and Adam J. Weiner Cory and Sarah Saunders Claire and Daniel Caine and Susan Janosky and Agoos Charity Fund, Inc. Marilyn and André Danesh Winn Family Family Lawrence Hamelsky Evan and Rachel Saunders Susan Leopold Ansin Stephanie Elkind and Charitable Trust Rachel and Larry Chafetz Jaye Families Jeffrey and Jay Freedman Janet and Bernard Aserkoff Arthur, Jennifer Shirley and Stanley Charm Julie and Barry Jaye Debra Saunders Iris and Robert Fanger (Aronson), Rebecca Lois Baker Alice and Stephen D. Cutler Diane and Robert Jaye Alexander Saunders The Gerald and Judith (Matchett) and The Barrington Stephanie Saunders Feldman Charitable Gilbert Winn Danielle and Gregg Darish Elizabeth and Daniel Jick Foundation, Inc. Tedd and Ella Saunders Foundation Nancy Zimmerman and Claudia Davidoff and Lynn and William Kargman Joan and Steve Belkin Joseph Kahan Nina Saunders Alan and Gail Fields Andrei Shleifer Rabbi Jamie and Leo H. Bendit Charitable The Finard Family Anonymous (3) Allyson and Harold Kotler Noah Saunders Foundation Trust Edward DeNoble Denise and William Finard Judith and Douglas Krupp Todd Saunders and Ellen and Michael Berk INAUGURAL SOCIETY Rachel and Brent Dibner Krassi Diehl Andrea and Todd Finard Geoffrey and Bernard and Nancy $50,000–$99,999 Julia and Ronald Druker Debbie Kurinsky Amanda Saunders Berkman Foundation Jacqueline Finard-Hughes and Robert Hughes Aron and Susan Ain Barbara and Lori and Fred Leif Jessica Saunders Amy and Helaine B. Allen and Family Michael Eisenson Bryna Litchman and Phyllis and Benjamin Bloomstone The Finn Family Nancy and Matthew Allen Ruth Ann and Arthur Epstein Leonard Schlesinger Susan Herzlinger Botein and Karen and David Firestone Edward Feinberg Elaine and Douglas Allen Nancy and Richard Lubin The Gerald and Elaine Matthew Botein Reva and Eric Fischman Beth and Richard Fentin Schuster Charitable Elizabeth Allen and M.S. Walker, Inc. Michael and Lisa Bronner Helen and Martin Flusberg Foundation Thomas Nash Leslie and David Fine Debra and Eitan Milgram* Matthew A. Budd, M.D. and Brenda and Harvey Freishtat Abraham Shapiro Emily Allen Wolff and Rachel and David Fine Daniel L. and Rosalind E. Gorin Deborah Frieze Charity Fund Martin Wolff Fish Family Foundation Betty Ann G. (z”l) Miller Roberta (z”l) and Maxwell Judith and David (z”l) Ganz Bram Shapiro, Trustee (z”l) Burstein & Family Julie B. Altman and Larry and Atsuko Fish Myra Musicant and Bertha and Kyle Gardner* Alex Sagan Howard Cohen Sharon and Rony Shapiro Tracey and David Frankel Linda and James Burstein Sandy and Dozier Gardner Judi and The Novack Family Nancy Simches Cheryl and Larry Franklin Maryellen and Laure and Hal Garnick Matthew Appelstein Bianca and Craig Peskin* Susan and Gerald Slavet David Burstein Alexandra Fuchs and Keith and Debbie Gelb Jessica and David Aronoff Gideon Argov Priebatsch Family Fund Toby M. Sloane and Jill and Steven Goldy Carl Sloane (z”l) Laurie and Robert Gervis The AVI CHAI Foundation The Gelb Family Suzanne Priebatsch Adelle (z”l) and Stanley and Laurie S. Gill and Melora and Andrew Balson Linda and Arthur Gelb Daniella Priebatsch Place Jerry Burstein Mary Ann Snider David R. Pokross, Jr. Theodore S. and Cynthia L. Roberta and Irwin Chafetz Nanci Gelb Seth Priebatsch Constance Gilson Berenson and Family Yehudit and Herman Swartz Judy and Jonathan Chiel Laurie and Melinda and James Rabb Iris and Allen Glick Cynthia and The Traynor Family Richard Gliklich Luly and Maurice Samuels Nicole and Brian Clark* Theodore Berenson Steve Traynor Laurie and Richard Gliklich Caren and Gary Zakon Steven A. Cohen and Steven Samuels and Family Marlene and Patricia Berenson and Ronney Traynor Mary A. Akerson Mark Gelfand Jerome Goldstein Jeff Carp Wendy Traynor Sally Currier and Toni and Doug Gordon Vida and Arthur Goldstein Wendy Berenson and Roberta Traynor Saul Pannell Eugene O’Brien Molly and Jeffrey Goodman The Trust Family Foundation Marla and Larry Curtis Cathy Berenson and Doris and Robert Gordon Anonymous (2) Fred Seligson Herbert and Marylou Gray Dana Berenson and Janice Gross and Matt Holley Stephen Klar

30 | Combined Jewish Philanthropies Grossman Marketing Group Robert Lappin Rosa Rasiel Richard and Barbara and Norman & Muriel Leventhal Laura and Geoffrey Rehnert Polly VanDernoot Joshua and Steve Grossman Charitable Fund Judy and Shepard Remis Kathleen VanDernoot Shirley D. Grossman Marni and Jonathan Levitt Pamela and Richard Remis Jared and Nicole Hirsch Amy Grossman Theresa and Steven Levy The Margret and Hans Wendy and David Waldman Mary Ellen Grossman Jessica and Josh Lutzker Rey Curious George Fund Leo Wasserman Foundation Rebecca Walker and Stephanie and of 2001 David R. Pokross, Jr., Trustee Benjamin Grossman Matthew Magee Stepheny and Joan P. Curhan, Mary Jo Sisk and The Cynthia and Bill & Beth Robert Riemer Executive Director David Grossman and Richard Marcus Families Jill and Mitch Roberts Dorothy and Stephen Weber Patti and Louis Grossman Kim and Daniel Marcus Don (z”l) and Barbara and Kenneth Wexler Phyllis Hammer Melanie Marcus and Marilyn (z”l) Rodman Lisa Wexler and Tom Monroe Betsy Hecker and Chris Leonard Joan and Steven Rosenthal Candice and Howard Wolk John J. Barter Teri and Ian Macduff Lauren E. and Mark Rubin Robin and Marc Wolpow Allison and Andrew Hirsch Elizabeth and Lucille and Gerald Sands The Wyner Family Max Hoffman Foundation Todd Marcus Linda and Arthur Schwartz James and Giang Wyner Deborah Horwitz and Hinda and Arthur Marcus Cynthia B. and Steven Shoyer Lawrence J. Marks and Leon (z”l) Shulman Daniel Wyner and Lorna Stokes Shelley and Doris Toby Axelrod Jennifer K. Silver George and Jonathan Isaacson “For nearly a decade we have Lauren and Joseph Mazzella Fay Simons Barbara Wyner Cynthia and Barbara and Ellis V. Morris Jennifer Slifka and Justin and Andrew Janower proudly supported CJP’s efforts The Mosse Foundation Luis Vidal Genevieve (z”l) Wyner Suzi and Jerry Kahn to foster Jewish identity and Hans D. Strauch Susan and James Snider A & J Young Family Fund Barbara Kane and Janet and James Nahirny Terri and Alan Spoon Anonymous (2) J. Myron Rosen connection. We believe their Sandy and Les Nanberg Jill and Michael Stansky Nancy R. Karp knowledge, expertise, and vision National Lumber Company Marjorie and Paul Stanzler TIKVAH SOCIETY Sharon and Charles Karp will help to ensure the future of Marjorie Kaitz-Seligman Gretchen Fox Stein and $10,000–$24,999 Amy B. Klein and and Marc Seligman Jay Stein Daniela and Brian Lefsky our community.”  Suzanne and Steven Kaitz Sudarsky Family Darren Abrahamson* Heni and Robin Neiterman and Foundation The Abrams Family Marc Koenig-Plonskier Adam Puritz Susan and Paul Sugarman Ina and Stephen Abrams Wendy and Daniel Kraft Ruth Nemzoff and Alexander M. and Brenda R. Allison and Saul and Gitta (z”l) Kurlat TRACEY AND DAVID FRANKEL Harris Berman Tanger Charitable Fund Charles Abrams The Lank, Chanowski, Gustin Active community members who support Rabbi Suzanne and Susan and Barry Tatelman Nathan Abrams Charitable Trust a variety of Jewish education efforts Andrew Offit and Family Endowment Fund Althea Lank Leslie and Robert Ogan The Teplow Family Nancy and Matthew Allen Sarah and Samuel Gustin Einat and Matt Ogden* Theodore and Gerald Allman Linda, Fred, Blake, and Lorri and Gordon Owades Charlotte Teplow Laurie Alpert and Ross Chanowski Heidi and Lewis Pearlson David and Wendy Teplow Barry Weiss Patricia, Joseph, David, Lorre Polinger and Karen and Michael Tichnor Estelle and David Andelman and Evan Lank Donald Wertlieb Mrs. Marjorie Tichnor Carol and Howard Anderson Audra and Harley Lank Renée Rapaporte Nikki and Corey Bialow

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The Andler Family Carolyn Cohen and Pam and Guy Forman Amanda and Beth and Marc Andler Alan Dershowitz Renee Foster and Campe Goodman* Samantha Andler Feldman Jill Cohen Mark Weinberg Phebe and Louis Goodman and Anatoliy Feldman* Kathleen and Scott Cohen Gloria and Irving Fox Rabbi Leslie Gordon and Brittani Andler* Marsha Cohen Beth and David Franklin David Goodtree Sam Andler* Melvin and Ryna Cohen Myrna and Janet and Mark Gottesman Risa and Steven Aronson Foundation Gene (z”l) Freedman Arnold & Sara Grandberg PACE Fund Sara and Leonard Aronson Evon and Thomas Cooper Michelle and David Freibaum* Merle and James Grandberg Lenore Asher Cynthia and Harvey Creem Barbara and Grant Thornton LLP Joy and Robert Band Marcy and Richard Curtis Benjamin Friedman Lawrence Green Peter A. Banks Samantha and James David* Deena and Anne L. Drazen and Michele and Howard Greene Elizabeth and Bob Bechek Michael Friedman Leonard M. Singer Robin Gross and Rachel Berkey and Paul Fruitt Anthony Lehv Michael Sperling* Jennifer and Jeffrey Drucker Jacquelyn and Joanne Dushay and Jill Hai and Marc Rubenstein Amy Bernstein Howard Furman Paul Gompers Ellyn and Mark Harmon Geoffrey and Annette Furst and Danielle and David Dykeman Dana Hayes and Taylor Bernstein* James Miller Lynne and Stuart Elfland Steven Robbins Sandra and Richard Bertman Rita and Herbert Gann Brenda Haynes and Diane and Chester Black Robin and Steven Ellis “We appreciate CJP’s efforts to Judy Garber and Adam Koppel Jennifer and Fran K. Elovitz Myles Brown Ina and Lewis Heafitz Jonathan Block* Barbara and Michael Epstein build connections among Jewish Rabbi Wesley Sheila and Irwin Heller Amy and Joshua Boger Kerry and Michael Epstein Gardenswartz and communities locally and globally Deborah and Jeffrey Hirsch Joyce and Michael Bohnen Marian and Robert Ettl Shira Goodman Ellen Hurvitz and Georgette and Ann and Myron Falchuk in Israel, Ukraine, and throughout Helene and Seth Gelber* Barry Strasnick Solomon Boucai Sherri Ades Falchuk and Joan and David E. Genser the world. Through our annual Debra and Michael Jaff Rhona and Steven Brand Dr. Kenneth R. Falchuk and Family Andrew and Allyson Jaffe* Cherise and Loren and Jeffrey Feingold and planned gifts with CJP, Laurie and Larry Gerber Lisa and Michael Josephson Robert Bransfield Sara and James Feldman Laurie and Paul Gershkowitz we hope to support the vibrancy Harriett and Ilana Braun and Jed Weiss* Wendy Feldman Risa and Zev Gewurz Ralph (z”l) Kaplan Cynthia and Lee Brettman Abby Fierman and of Jewish communities and Catharyn and Rachel and Samuel Kaplan* Alison Brigham and Michael Grossman* Mike Gildesgame preserve the insights of our Robert S. and Ron Kermisch Andie S. Finard Lori and Michael Gilman Ellen L. Kaplan Susan and Michael Brown Ellen and Stephen Fine Jewish traditions.” Marcy and Richard Glanz Melissa and Lynda and Jeffrey Bussgang Lori and Robert Glassman Gwendolyn Fineberg Scott Kaplowitch Catherine and Evie Goldfine Susan and William Fink Judith and Joseph Karas Paul Buttenwieser David Goldman Foundation Deborah and Robert First Rachel and Louis Karger Lois and Mickey Cail Fisher Family Foundation ROBERT AND DORIS GORDON Merle Goldman Faith and Bernard Kaplan Douglass E. and Kyle Karp* Lisa Rosenbaum and Members of CJP’s Dor L’Dor Society and Jane Goldstein and Louise Citron Jacqueline R. Kates Ronald Fisher The Miriam Fund Bruce Depper Carol Fishman Cohen and Sarina and David Katz Sarah and James Fleckner Linda and Alan R. Goldstein Stephen Cohen Amelia and Joshua Katzen Amy and Jonathan Fleming Ron and Mimi Golub

32 | Combined Jewish Philanthropies Lisa Kempler and Michele Marram and Sandra and Brenda and Larry Rubin Ayelet and Sherri and Douglas Wolf Bruce Weinstock Jeffrey Samet Herbert W. Pollack Elyse and Howard Rubin Edgardo Sternberg Deborah and Neil Wolfman Meryl Kessler and Michele May and David Walt David Ponn Ruthie and Robert Salter Brian and Bonnie Strasnick Dina and Matthew Wosk Scott Oran Taren and Ralph Metson Debbie Mendelson Ponn Deborah Sanders Amy and Andrew Sucoff Debra Yanofsky and Lauren and Jerald Korn* Lisa Michel Evelyn Ponn Nancy and Peter Saperstone Marjorie and Daniel Sullivan Steven Shulman Jill and Stephen Kramer Annette and Michael Miller Harold and Beatrice Ponn The Saul Family Heather and Jeffrey Swartz Abraham Zaleznik Family Marcy and Adam Kramer Endowment Fund Charitable Fund Libby Mishkin and Liza Schneiderman and Peter Swartz Deborah and Todd Krasnow Ari Freisinger* Alissa and Gregory Pool Gary Shub Caron and Kevin Tabb Shirley and Robert Zimmerman Barbara N. Kravitz John Mitchell Elizabeth and Robert Pozen Jeffrey and Lenore Tagerman Ed E. and Judi Zuker Karen and Steven Krichmar Jamie and Nancy Mitchell Seth Priebatsch* Stephanie Schwartz* Kate and Theodore Tye Randi and David Zussman Jill and Edward Kutchin Wendy and James Mnookin Leslie and Kenneth Pucker Rhoda and Louis Scovell Dora and Arthur Ullian Charitable Foundation Anonymous (12) Audra and Harley Lank Marsha B. Moller Jane M. Rabb Harold and Anna Ullian Anne and Robert Selby Helene and Mark Lapman Betty Morningstar and Nancy Raphael Charitable Foundation $5,000–$9,999 Sheryl Lappin-Levy and Jeanette Kruger Sari Anne Rapkin Judy and Steven A. Meyer, Trustee Amy Abramowitz and Eric Levy Beth and Michael Moskowitz Dr. Mark Shankman Ratner, Miller, Shafran Eliot Snider, Trustee Ethan Corey Michelle and Michael J. and Dorie Families David and Jane Shapiro Lauri Union and Mark and Carolyn Ain Lawrence Lasser Alexander Mufson Barbara and David Rattner L. Dennis and Stanley Rosenzweig Susan R. Shapiro Hope and Joseph Albert Lisa and Stephen Lebovitz Joshua Musher Erica Abate Recht and Judith and Richard Usen Norma and Benson Shapiro Jill and David Altshuler Marcy and Mitchell Leiman* Sherri and David Noon Marc Recht Virginia Usen Barbara and Henry Ancona David Levenfeld Kimberly and Mark Notkin Joel and Rachel Reck Adam and Talia Valkin* Malcolm L. Sherman Jennifer and Eric Aronson* Adam Levin* Nikki and Harry Nudelman Ruth and Robert Remis Nancy Viner Samantha and Beth L. Backer Ann and David Levin Peter Olsberg Lisa Resnek and Marissa and Jeremy Shinewald* Jill and Rabbi Marc Baker Levy Charitable Foundation Laura and Matthew Olton Christopher Wyett Zach Wainwright* Ruth and Linda and Lewis Robert Shelley Baker Geoffrey and Robby Levy Jonathan and Ellen Orkin N. Ronald Silberstein Tami and Sam Wald Balter Capital Craig and Alison Levy Sarah Ovadia Jonathan and Dana Roiter* Gretchen Warland and Erica and Gerrald Silverman Management, LLC Eliza Levy Susan and Joseph Paresky Teddy and Eric Roiter Ezra Levine Lisa and Bernard Silverman Monique and Romanow Container Joan Warshaw Allison and Randy and Dr. Nancy Speert Slater and Jonathan Bamel Tyler Matthews Marjorie W. Patkin Daniel Romanow and Carol and Dr. Alan Millner Michele S. Banker and Andrew Zelermyer Michael Wasserman Gillian Lieberman and Susan Patkin Lori and Peter Slavin James Banker Stephen Petersen Elizabeth and Ruth and Ralph Webber Andrew Pearlstein and Sharon and Jerome Smith Adele L. Barron Lion of Nancy and Ralph Lieberman Barbara Wasserman Stephen Rosen Family Foundation Gwenn and Mark Snider Judah Endowment Fund Jay and Alyssa Rosenbaum The Harry and Jeanette Julie Lipsett and Mindy Frankel Peckler and Deborah Freedman Belt and Ruth and Eliot Snider Weinberg Foundation, Inc. Stephen Feinberg Max Peckler Sandra and Erik Belt William Rosenfeld Myra and Robert Snyder Sydna and Steven Weinstein Emily and David Livingston Marjorie and Nancy Bender Samuel Perlman James Rosenfield Arlene and Michael Sobol Tana and Jason Weissman Diana Lloyd and JoAnn Gantz Bendetson Karen and Steven Solomon Jordan Hershman Delia and Larry Perlov Francine Rosenzweig and Susan Whitehead and Robert Bendetson David Davidson Rachel and Tony Solomons Rebecca and Noah Loren* Sarah Perry and Sonya and Sean Wilder Susan and Cary Benjamin Stuart Kingsley Syrille and Paul Rosman Joshua Solovy The Lunder Foundation Hy Winer Charitable Trust Mindy Berman and Peter and Tania Phillips and Phyllis and Robert Rothberg Faye and Peter Speert Marjorie (z”l) and Andrew Sumberg Jeffrey Dover Paula Lunder Family Gail Rothenberg and Cindy Spier and Leslie Brail Gordon (z”l) Bloom Robert Berstein and Kim and Daniel Marcus Janet and Irv Plotkin John Levy Claire and Meir Stampfer Marilyn and Michael Winer Sara Mayer* Robin and Bruce Polishook Lisa and Jonathan Rourke Margo and Barry Steinberg Barbara and Bert Wolf Nikki and Corey Bialow

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Daniele and Ronald Bick Ellen Cohen and Ruth and Donald Freedman Jay Grossman Susana Lannik and Eleanor Menzin and Mary and Clifford Bierman Daniel Haber Herbert and Vivian Louise and Mark Gorstein David Hepner Julia Simone Black Harold Cohen Freeman Charitable Fund Michael Grossman Randi and John Lapidus Gail and Andrew Merken Susan and Louis Bley Laura Cohen and Robin and Natalie Haar Lion of Judah Peter J. Lappin D.H.L. Marcia Metz and Philip Kriger* Matthew Freeman Endowment Fund Alfonso Delgado Andrew Bloch Carol and Alan LeBovidge Rhoda Cohen Bonnie and Elisabeth and David Harris Carol and Daniel Milewich Barbara Bloom Michelle and Ira Lefkowitz Sharon Cohen and Richard Friedman Elisa and Barney Heath Karen and Jeff Miller Marc Bloostein Judith and Alan Leichtner Stephen Johnson Robin and David Friedman Dr. James M. and Amy and Mark Mizner The Blum Family Sondra and Roberta L. Cohn Ruthanne and Joseph Fuller Diane Hirshberg Norman Levenson Dale and Robert Mnookin Leslie Bornstein Stacks and Lisa Popik Coll and Leslie and Michael Gaffin Nancy and Morton Hodin Robert Stacks Sandra and Ronald Levy Jane Morningstar Lion of Arieh Coll Nancy Ganz Tina Hoffman and Judah Endowment Fund Jennifer and Sandy and Stephen Levy Anne and Webster Collins Geoffrey Schechter Jonathan Bornstein Joanne (z”l) and Lisa and Stuart Lewtan Dara and Donald Munoz Kimberly and Gary Creem Frederick Gardner Brooke Hoffman-Roth and Claudia and Jessica and Ron Liebowitz Shelly and Ofer Nemirovsky Joanne and Ariel Cudkowicz Rachel Gibeley and Daniel Roth Ronald Braunstein Margaret Ross (Link) M.D. Evelyn and John Neumeyer Naftali Israel* Mary & Oscar Horovitz Fund Alan G. Breitman Estelle and Richard Cushner and David Link Tandee and Paul Newman Muriel and Laurence Gillick Susan and Alan Horwitz Judith-Ann Brodkin Marcy D’Agostine and Carol and David Lintz Pamela and Kenneth Grandberg Claudia Gilman Eisenbaum Drs. Esther and Elliot Israel Dr. and Mrs. Gil Brodsky Carol Lobron Andrew Norden* Beth and Michael Davis and Harry Eisenbaum Laurie Jacobs and Nancy Brooks Linda and Daniel Magalnick Anne and Marc Orloff* Tovah Day and Abigail P. and Steven Levine Linda and Kevin Brown* Candice and Donald Malkin Joyce and Bruce Pastor Moshe Spinowitz* Charles S. Glassenberg Murray A. Jacobson Helene Rabb Cahners Lion Arnold Maloff Drs. Barry and Lisa Paul Susan and Joseph Ditkoff Lori and Jeffrey Glassman Perpetual Annual Campaign of Judah Endowment Fund Endowment Fund Amy and Gail and Jay Pearlstein Makenzie and Daniel Domb* Boris Glazman* Susan Asher Calechman Richard Kaitz Stephen Manchester Ellen and Philip Phillips Mady and Bruce Donoff Daniel L. Goldberg Dr. and Mrs. Louis and Jenna Corman Mandel and Lois and Joseph Pines Dr. and Mrs. Howard S. Sheryl Kalis and Brenda Caplan Rosa and Mark Drapkin Michael Mandel* Goldberg Adam Steinberg Daniella Priebatsch Place* Cardinal Shoe Corporation Terri and Claudia Marbach and Lisa and Matthew Golden Ellen Kaplan Kardon Andrea and Douglas Plotkin Solomon Eisenberg Daniel Jackson Richard Bass Jill and Jeffrey Karp Wendy and Richard Polins Martha Fagan and Beth and Mark Goldstein Andrew Bass Carrie and Adam Marcus* Donald Benovitz JulieSue and Leona Karp Lion of Judah Jason D. Potts* Julie Cederbaum-Goschalk Endowment Fund Deborah and David Marcus Barbara Fain and Matthew Goldwasser* PwC and Anthony Goschalk Ellen and Sy Marcus Jason Gilbert Angela and William Gordon Sumner Roy Kates (z”l) Bernette and Allan Rashba Marsha and Harvey Chasen Dorothy Marson Lion of Frances and Gary Feldman Deborah Gordon Judith Katz and Raymond James Financial Lauren-Anne Cheng and Dean Solomon Judah Endowment Fund Laura and Cary Feuerman Fredda and Daniel Gordon Charles Ritz Daniel Kohane Nancy G. Katz Lion of Vivian and Richard Marson Lincoln and Therese Filene Elliot Gould Dena and Judith and Herman Chernoff Judah Endowment Fund Sandra Marwill and Foundation Vivian and Arnold (z”l) Robbins Marla Choslovsky and Phyllis and Jeffrey Katz James Jampel Andrea and Todd Finard Sherwin Greenblatt Joanne and Jeffrey Robbins Paul Greenberg Linda and Jonathan Kay Rebecca Matthews and Jacqueline Finard-Hughes Elinore A. Greene Lion of Susan Rodgin and Naomi and Walter Chucnin James Wallack and Robert Hughes* Judah Endowment Fund Louis & Rose Klosk Fund Warren Manning Foundation Marsha and Peggy and David Fineman Julia Greenstein and David and Susan Kohen Sandy and Allan Ropper Alisa R. Ente Edward Mattison Melissa and Seth Finkelstein Paul Bleicher David Korman Jennifer and Mark Rosen* Helaine M. Hartman Carol and Robert Mayer Lisa and David Fish Carole and Barrie Greiff Jeffrey L. Kraines and Leonard Rosen Rachel Coben and Amy and Mark McKeag* The Howard Linda Kaplan Roger Klein Bob and Glenda Fishman Patricia Ratner McWeeney Leon Rosenberg Grossman Family Sandra and Donald Kurson Lillian R. Freedman Judith and Robert Melzer Marcia and Paul Rosenberg

34 | Combined Jewish Philanthropies Marla and Karen B. Shapiro Pamela and Mark Weinfeld Tamar Barlam Robert Rosenbloom Deborah and James Sharpe Dani Weinstein* Lee and Stuart Bauer Lee and Kathryn Rosenthal* Andi and Doug Shaw Amy and Irwin Weiss Liz Baum and Irene Rosenzweig and Caryl and Gary Shaw Eveline and Guy Weyl William Berman Rabbi Howard Jaffe Debra and Allen Sheldon Elaine and Jeffrey Wiesen Sheila (z”l) and Marilyn and Mitchel Ross Les Bebchick Ann and Michael Sherman Susan and Richard Wilk Janice Rossbach David Begelfer and Beverly Siegal and Frances and Bette Ann Libby Debora and Richard Peiser Richard (z”l) Winneg Alan Rottenberg Jennifer Bellon Ellen and Donald Siegel Frances S. Wolff Emily Rubenstein Deborah Benik and Joan Silverman Linda and Richard Wolk Nina Tolkoff Rubin Edward Shapiro Deborah and Robin Wolk and David Klein Dr. Jordan S. Ruboy Susan and Barry Benjamin Lawrence Silverstein* Barbara and Joe Wolke Charitable Fund Susan and Barry Bergman Alexandra and Jody Simes Anne Yahanda and Rosemarie and Peggy and Alan Berko Anna Sinaiko and Alan Garber Jeffrey Rudin Nancy and David Berman Joshua Klevens* Dana and Scott Yaphe* Barbara Skydell Safran and Sinco Inc. Jane and Leonard Bernstein Arthur Safran Albert and Judith Zabin Christine and Harriet and Harold Slawsby Ellen M. and Peter L. Zane Phyllis Sagan Leonard Bierbrier Kelly Sloane* Claire Zar-Kessler and Suzanne Salamon and Michal and Vladimir Birjiniuk Alan Einhorn Jodi and Rob Sokoloff Joe Goldman* “Our values compel us to act Dr. Nathan and Alan and Patricia and Kenneth Zimble Julie and Michael Salinger Robin Birnbaum in support of society’s most Susan Lewis Solomont Sherry Zises Hedy and Theodore Samet Ellen and Donald Bloch Jerry and Margie Somers Michelle and Judith and Paul Samson vulnerable members. CJP Suzanne and Trudy and Stephen Sonis Matthew Zisow* Steven Samuel Jeffrey Bloomberg provides us with opportunities George Speen (z”l) Anonymous (17) Claire and Edward Saxe Harvey Bock Emily and Bruce Stangle Gail and David Schechter to live out our beliefs by $2,500–$4,999 Sally Weiskopf Bock April and Geoff Stein Susan and Bob Schechter Susan and Kenneth Abrams Stephen E. Bonder giving back to those in our Josene Steinberg Harriet Schnitman and Jane Adolph and Bill Poznik Nicole Kokolakis Borden Lee Crockett Alec Sulkin and David Borden Jewish community and the Elaine and Douglas Allen * Raphael and Yonit Schorr Sandra and Jack Swartz Roslaide Boyer * broader world.” Karin and Michael Alper Irma Schretter and Dorothy and Alice B. Braunstein and Diane and Stuart Altman Roger Cassin Richard Tatelman Brian Dever Laurent Amouyal and Flori and David Schwartz Tanja and Josh Tatelman* Alison and Julie Gladstone-Amouyal Rebecca and Jordan Scott Elissa Tonkin Barry Braunstein Robin and Philippe Amouyal Eunice Seeche Lion of SAMANTHA AND Robert Tove Lisa and Stephen Breit Debra Ankeles and Judah Endowment Fund Marsha Tucker Sandra and Eric Brenman JEREMY SHINEWALD Robert Freedman Lorin and Jeremy Seidman Lillian Vash Family Fund Brezniak-Rodman Funeral * Supporters of CJP’s caring initiatives and Elissa Arons Shactman Family Trust Teena and David Wajsgras Directors, Inc. efforts to engage the next generation Daniel M. Backer Susan and Rodman Shale Maryanne Waldman Marcia and Kenneth Brier Adele and Lawrence Bacow Deborah and Neal Shalom Andrea B. and Sarita Brouwer and Richard C. Bane David Diamond Sharon Shane Adam Wasserman Gene Bard Amy and David Shaper Richard and Patricia Wayne

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Deborah and Raine Figueroa and Jill Goldenberg and Gerald Hershkowitz Jeff Buchbinder Sherman Starr, Jr. Sidney Kriger Carla and David Herwitz Nancy Buck and Amy and J.P. Fine* Reeve and Lisa and Michael Heyison James Sebenius Samuel Goldhaber Debbie Fineman Judith and Malcolm Hindin Rebecca and Glenn Burack Sandra and Jordan Golding Esther and Julia Hoffman and Allison Burman-Gordon and Sergio Finkielsztein Josette and Louis Goldish Eitan Hersh* Ned Gordon Gala and Judith and Richard Goldman Linda and Tim Holiner Deborah and Jerald Burwick Samuel Finkielsztein Richard and Dr. Marc and Diane Homer Cheryl Hoffman Carner and Dana and Dan Finn* Patricia Goldman Sandra and Jonathan Carner Emily and Douglas Finn* Cindy and Roger Goldstein Jason Honeyman Nancy and Robert Casper Zoe and Craig Fishman Martha and Todd Golub Shirley and Charles Hurwitz Lisa and Conrad Chanzit Ana and Andrew Flaster Abby and Brett Gordon Linda and Ronald Isaacson Betsy and Eric Cohen Paula Folkman Nancy and Neal Gore Vicki and Marshall Isman Karyn Cohen and Deborah and Blake Gottesman and Jill Jacobs and Michael Leviton Jonathan Forman Casey Knight* Frederic Haber Marc Cohen and Fraiman Foundation Lillian and Richard Gray Linda and Jeremy Jaffe Ilana Amrani-Cohen Cathy and Malcolm and Susan Green Beryl and Jesse Jupiter Wendy and Richard Cohen Richard Freedberg Pearl and Maury Greenbaum Eileen and Morton Kahan Harriet and Alan Cole Suki and Roy Freeman Donna Greenberg Jane and Joel Kamer Barbara and James Conen Stephen Freidberg “The variety of ways to ‘be’ Julie Greenberg and Elaine Kamowitz Amy and James Cook Lara Freishtat* Ronald Chaney Jewish in our community Anna and David Kanarek Emily and Aaron Cooper* Stephen Friedlaender Dru and Ted Greenwood Barbara Kaplan and Lois and Howard Cooper continues to inspire and amaze Amy and Mark Furman Michael Grill and Joel Lazewatsky Maura and Paul Copeland Hillary Brown Lauren and Bill Gabovitch us. Whether participating in Catherine and Sharon and Gary Curhan Nicole and Joshua Gann Dara and David Grossman* Kenneth Kaplan a text study group, singing Jone and Allen Dalezman Dr. and Mrs. Allan L. Gardner Marni Grossman Phyllis and Jack Karas Lyn (z”l) and Gilbert Daniels Marion Gardner-Saxe and Reuben A. & Lizzie in celebration of Hanukkah Thelma and Gerald Karon Grossman Foundation Kimberly and Leonard Saxe Rudy Kass Jonathan Davis Marjorie and with JArts at the MFA, or Jill and Terry Garfinkle Ariela and Dana Katz Laura Derby Irwin Gruverman Geri Gerson experiencing Israel, CJP Ellen and Jeffrey Katz Rachel Haft and Marna Dolinger, M.D. Joy Gilbert Jeffrey Brown helps to ensure there really Joan Katz and Julie B. Dollinger, M.D. Robin and Jonathan Gilula* Arthur Aframe Edith and Albert Haimes Janine and Jevin Eagle Anne and Michael Glanz is something for everyone.” Linda and Peter Katz Carol and Peter Halfon Joan and Fredric Ehrich Dena and Jason Glasgow Rachel and David Katz* Michelle Harris and Eleanor and Gordon Ehrlich Edward Glazer Richard Sokolow Roleen and Aubrey Katz Joan R. Eliachar Endowment Scott Goffstein Dorit Harverd and Donna and Elliot Katzman Fund for Women’s Division KERRY AND MICHAEL EPSTEIN Joan and Alfred Goldberg Richard Dale Gail Kaufman and Anne Exter and Maxine and Susan and Rodney Hass Active community members who support Jeffrey Summit Lance Kawesch Jewish arts and culture and a variety of Donald Goldberg Suzanne and William Heitin Sandra and Stanley Keller Judith Feldman, M.D. CJP initiatives Ray Goldberg Kimberly and Elliot Herman Linda and Lionel Kimerling Barbara and Robert Fierman Rita Goldberg and Bruce and Patricia Herring Susan and Oliver Hart James Kirshenbaum

36 | Combined Jewish Philanthropies Carol and Steve Kirson Robin and Phillip Levy Drs. Marsha Padwa and Carol Rosensweig and Bonnie Sherman and Marsha and Neil Sugarman Eilene and Jeffrey Kleiman Fran Robins Liben and William Pollack Charlene Grant Jeffrey Kalish* Barbara and Lloyd Tarlin Michael Klein Rabbi Daniel Liben Roberta and Stephen Paris Nitza and Henry Rosovsky Sue and Joel Sherman Carol and Norman Tasgal Amy and Lawrence Knopf Gloria and Caren and Ben Pearlman* David Ross Ellie and Barry Shrage Arthur Telegen and Laurence Lieberman Karen and William Korn Ann and Robert Peck Karen and Howard Shrut Abigail Ostow Marcie and Lawrence Lifson Michael Rotenberg Drs. Ellen and Steven and Laura Peck Traci and Matt Shulkin* Millie and Harold Tubman Ernest Kornmehl Carolyn Langer Lilly and Judy and Alan Pemstein Ralph Rotman and Elizabeth Silverman and Amy and Michael Tuteur Leonard Lilly Cassie Rotman Laura and Barry Korobkin Janet Penn and Jonathan Goodman Barbara Tyrrell and Julia Lindenberg* Nancy and Larry Rowe Rebecca Kotkin and Mark Finklestein Sandra and Gilbert Fishman Donald Steinberg Sandra Litner Reenie and Phyllis and Richard Silverman Jane and Andrew Urban Samuel Rubinovitz Lisa and Roger Krakoff Joan and Robert Livingston Richard Perlmutter Elinor and Joel Siner Dana and Josef Volman Susan and James Rudolph Jill and Shawn Kravetz Paula and Steven London Drs. Beverly and Leah and Howard Singer* Jamie Wacks and James Philip Yvonne and Barry Sacks Laura and Steven Krich Edith and Arthur Luskin Stephanie and Brian Singer* Philip Berk Janet and Edward Polansky Faryl R. Sandler, M.D. and Susan Krinsky Wendy and David Lustbader Dr. William D. and Hon. Audrey and Ralph Wagner Nancy Levitan Poorvu and Jonathan M. Sandler Sarah B. Singer Betty Kuhn and Aber Lynch-Becker and Elizabeth Waksman and David Poorvu Barbara and Clifford Saper Barry Granoff James Becker Carole and Jack Skowronski Darren Orbach Jessica and Marci and Michael Sapers Toby and Michael Kumin Beth and Ari Marcus Gayle Slattery and Jennifer Weber and Daniel Poscover* Helaine and Joel Saperstein Robert Wexler Laurence Bailen Ann and Theodore Kurland Sandra and Robert Marcus Lon and Ilissa Povich Jonathan D. Sarna and Polly and Arnold Slavet Joanne and Daniel Weil Susan and Barbara and Paul Marks Sidney Quint Ruth Langer Raymond Kwasnick Arlene and Norman Meisner Meredith and Gerald Slavin Ellen and Hadley Weinberg Joy B. Rabinowitz and Jack Satter Foundation Drs. Maydee G. and Susan and Robert Michaels Jill Smith and Randy Ross Naomi and Harvey Weiner Family Lieba and Daniel Savitt* Nelson P. Lande Ronni Michaelson Barbara and Michael Snyder Georgia and Verna and Joel Rankin Rachel and Cory Schauer Clifford Weinstein Abby and Sonia and Joseph Michelson Nancy and Marc Snyder Michael Landzberg Arlene and Sanford Remz Barbara Schaye and Robert Weinstein Helaine Miller Rosalie and Stephen Snyder Michelle and Sarah and William Richmond James Schaye Rosalyn and Louis Weisz Leslie Miller Betsy and Martin Solomon James A. Lapides Drs. Stephen and Susan and Alan Schlesinger Debra Wekstein and Stephanie and John Spinney Rhonda and Stewart Lassner Diane Richter Jill Schulman David Kravitz Daniel Mishkin* Drs. Robert (z”l) and Meryl S. Leboff, M.D. and Ilonna Rimm and Lisa and Richard Schwartz David Wellinger Amy Mitman and Mary Jane Spiro family Joseph Madsen Andrew Goloboy* Joanne and William Segal Vivian and Lionel Spiro Lisa Wendell and Michael A. Lee, M.D. and Rhea and Charles Roazen Kenneth Fishman Judith and Steven Molinsky Miriam and James Segel Betty Starr Laurie Endlar Lee Beth and Mark Rockoff Loretta and Simon Wieczner Rosalyn and Brian Moore Amy and Gary Seligson Lauren and Alan Starr Marilyn Leeds and Shuli and Avi Rockoff Sue and Stephen Wilchins Nan Morgart Rosalie and James Shane Rebecca and Russell Stein David Salomon Etta and Mark Rosen Felice Shapiro and Phyllis and Richard Wilker Aviva and David Lee-Parritz Esther and Lewis Muhlfelder Carol Steinberg and Ellen and David Rosenblatt William Cress Kaj Wilson and Alan Spatrick Gregg and Brittany Nagel Jerry Rubin Rayna Lesser and Jacalyn Rosenblatt and Judy Shapiro and Dr. Cathy Stern and Dara and Eric Wolkoff* Kevin Hannaway* Marcia Nalebuff Benjamin Raby Brian Nadler Ann Hartstein Pamela and Milton Yanofsky Thomas O. Levenberg and Leslie Newman Drs. Ariella and Bruce Arlene Sharpe and Michelle Stern and Susan and Richard Yanofsky Amanda Clayman Judith Odenheimer and Rosengard (Mirowski Family Gordon Freeman Neal Karasic Arlene and Richard Levin Richard Marsh Foundation) Susan and Jonathan Yorks Daniel Sheingold Joseph and Linda and Jerry Levin Helene and Esther Rosenman-Hochman David Zaltas Bonnie and Joel Shelkrot Susan Sherman Stone Carolynn Levy and Martin Oppenheimer and Richard Hochman Linda and Robert Zeltzer Rachel and Philip Sher David and Nadine Strong Alan Sharaf Anonymous (12)

* Ben-Gurion Society 2019 Donor and Volunteer Report | 37 $1,000–$2,499 Elyse and Bruce Balder Frann Bilus and Debra and Howard Brooks Kathleen and Allan Cohen Suzanne and David Diamond Beth and Michael Aaronson Judith and Henry Banks Richard Feldman Joan Brooks and Kim and Randy Cohen* Rachel and Peter Dixon* Susan and Andrew Abraham Evelyn Barajas Sarah and Andrew Bishins James Garrels Lauren and Marc Cohen* Sally and I. Leon Dogon Sharon and Amy and Peter Barkan Jessica and Jonathan Black* Ellen and Ronald Brown Lisa and David Cohen Mimi Dohan Martin Abrahamson Michelle Barmazel-Steinberg Judy and Jerry Blaine Janet Brown Pamela Cohen Orrin Doxer Israella and Howard Abrams and Kevin Steinberg* Dianne and Michael Blau Rosalind and Robert Brown Rebecca Cohen* Stephen Dretler Barbara and Donald Accetta Amy Baron and Gordon and Marjorie Laurie and Susan and Michael Cohen Rebecca Drill and Thomas Abrams* Richard Brownstein Merle Adelman and Bloom Charitable Fund Susan Cohen and Peter Alpert Ronald Menner Paula Barta and Marjorie and Arlene and Haldon Bryer Michael Klein Rachelle and William Roberts Anita and Stephen Adelson Gordon (z”l) Bloom Dorothea and Victoria and Jonathan Dubow* Jacqueline and Samantha and Nancy E. Bloom Sheldon Buckler Jonathan Cohen Nora and Scott Dunn* Scott Bartfield* Justin Adelson* Martha B. Lindsay Ruth Budd and Elizabeth and Michelle and Mark Eagle Karen and Samuel Barth John Ehrenfeld Hedy and David Adler Nancy Bloom and Thomas Coleman Susan Edbril and Danielle Ain and Nancy Baskin and Eugene Black Sharon Burger and Lisa and Chris Conti Kenneth Witkin Jorge Plutzky David Bernhard Will Velasco* Phyllis and David Bloom Elizabeth Kagan Cooper and Deborah and Lori and Michael Bass Jeremy Burton Jacob Albert Phyllis and Paul Bloom Scott Cooper Jeffrey (z”l) Edinburg Nancy and David Bayer Fay and Julian Bussgang Rae & Aaron Alberts Cindy and Mark Blotner Marc I. Cooper Ilana and Isaac Edry Elana and Evan Beckman Abigail Cable* Foundation Fund II Phyllis Blotner Mimmy and Phil Cooper Jennifer Effron and Barbara and Michael Belkin Melanie and Matt Camp* Douglas Arsham* Eugenya Alesker and Karin and Gerald Blum Nancy and Arnold Cowan Marvin Zimble Jim Bell Amy Caplan and Gayle Ehrlich and Ellen and David Blumenthal Bonnie and Edward Alexander, M.D. (z”l) Carol Benson and Geoffrey Lewis Steven Croopnick Howard Barnstone Lauren and Michael Bogart Jane and Mark Alpert Peter Doubilet Donna and William Carleton Joan and Ronald Curhan Phyllis and Michael Eidelman Marjorie and Marsha and Peter Berenson Joan Carr Michelle and David and Penny Alschuler Michael Bogdanow Sara and Edward Curley Meagan and Adam Berg Wendy and Edmund Case Adam Eisenberg* Kim and Joshua Altschuler* Phyllis and Alan Bolotin Alan Cushing Shirley (z”l) and David Berg Cara and Samantha Elfland* Sam Andler* Cory Bolotsky* Eve and Phil Cutter Carrie and Ariel Berger* Anthony Casendino Barbara and Eric Elfman Irma and Seymour Andrus JoAnne Borg-Stein and Ann and Herbert Daitch Shari and Robert Cashman Judy and Joshua Elkin Julie Arnow and Julie and Bruce Berger Joel Stein Rosalie Dana Sarah and Brett Catlin* Elaine Ellenbogen Michael Rosenbaum Eric Berke Gail and Paul Bork Joyce and Allen Danis Barbara and Carlos Cevallos Amy and Scott Emerman Teri and Jesse Aronowitz Mozelle (z”l) and Hal Borkow* Debra David and Joel Berkowitz Sandra and Mark Challant Edith and David Engel Paula and Frank Aronson Dr. Shreya and Brian Mandell Jean and Ralph Aserkoff Ralph Berkowitz Mr. Howard Bornstein* Helen Charlupski and Annette and Ravin Davidoff Jean and Herbert Epstein Joseph Biederman Jo and Robert Asher Judith and Charles Berlin Amy Braddock and Jessica and Aaron Davis* Geraldine and Alan Ertel Charlotte Chase Pamela and Murry Awrach Lorraine and Scott Friedman* Carole and David Decter Danielle and Edward Berman Rebecca and Allan Chasen Jonathan Eskow* Judith and Robert Babcock Vicki Bram Renee and Diane and Clifford Baden Mandy and Seth Berman Laurie and Adam Bramwell Judith Chasin Jonathan Delatizky Nadine Evans and Rafi Kieval Dena and Edward Bailey Ronnie and Robert Berman Harriet and Jeffrey Brand Barbara Cheris Barbara and Barbara and Lawrence Bailis and Victor L. Berman Phyllis and Nancy and Steven Clayman Stephen Delinsky Frederic Fabricant Susan Shevitz Joan Feinberg Berns, Ph.D. Donald (z”l) Brick Eldon R. and Carol I. Clingan Lynne Schiffman Delise and Carol Falk Carol Stoll Baker Judith and Alan Bernstein Carol and Daniel Bricklin Autumn Cohen and Bob Delise Gail and Barry Falkoff Deena and Michael Baker Faye Berzon Susan and Eugene Briskman Jonathan Silverstein Wendy and Jonathan Derby Amy and Mark Farber Eva Balash and Linda Bick and Liana and Chad Brodsky* Barbara and Beryl Cohen Jane and Stephen Deutsch William Fehder Eugene Deutsch Simon Helfgott Pamela and Lee Bromberg Gayle and Maurice Cohen Dr. Alan Diamond

38 | Combined Jewish Philanthropies Judith Feins and Bruce Bell Joshua Fox* Sadye Sherman Simon Gottlieb Eileen and Garry Feldman Norma and Daniel Frank Gereboff Fund Rabbi Arthur and Gail Feldman Valerie and Jason Frank Linda and Allan Gersten Kathy Green Georgia and Jesse Feldman* Ali and George Freedman Wendy and Linda and William Green Edward Geschelin Robert Feldman Deborah and Alan Freedman Marion and Lawrence Green Susan Gilbert and Dena Feldstein and Barbara and Ivor Freeman Marjorie Green and Morris Singer* Edward Brody Charitable Fund Barry Tuber Sharon and Walter Gillett Deborah and Beth and Douglas Freeman Sylvia E. Green Linda J. and Ronald Fellman Estelle Freeman Julie and James Greenberg Robert A. Glassman David and Elaine Felson Rita Freudberg Gerri and David Greenblatt Carol and Martin Glazer The Fenton Family Marc Friedberg Lisa and Richard Greene Charitable Gift Fund Jill and Michael Glazer Arielle and Evan Friedler* Linda and David Greenseid Stephanie Fidel and Holly and Lawrence Glick Barry Friedman Rabbi Earl and Mark Huberman Elizabeth and Ronald Gluck Netta Grollman Carol and Dennis Friedman Suzanne and Brian Fin Rhonda Glyman Lisa Gross and Jeff Friedman* Joseph Finberg Fund Bonnie and Franklin Gold Richard Hoffman Tracy and Albert Fine David Goldberg Matthew Grosshandler and Matthew Friedman David Fine Elaine and Philip Goldberg Brenda Laurenza* Judith and Alan Frommer Michelle Fineberg and Jill and Michael Goldberg Jamie Grossman Wendy Frosh Eric Levin “Donating and volunteering Sandy Goldberg Lindsay and Dan Guttell* Ronnie Fuchs and Janice and Howard Fineman Robert Haas with CJP and other supported Samuel Rabison Victoria Goldberg Sharlene and Richard Finkel Berna and Wolf Haberman Nancy and David Fulton Emily and Ben Goldberger* Jany and Marco Finkielsztein agencies such as Hillel David Hacin and Tim Grafft Pamela Furey and Jamie Golden* Carolyn and Leonard Finn Council or JF&CS provides Barry Okun Barbara Goldman Giora and Maya Hadar Nancy and Peter Finn Shira Furman* Barbara Goldman and Deborah Hahn and us the opportunity to live Mark Zeren Michele Fishel and Beth and John Gamel Steven Bloom Barry Weisman Rosa Hallowell and out our Jewish values, care Zelda and Elkan Gamzu Adele Goldstein (z”l) Laura Gordon Fisher Mark Stein Glenda Ganem and Arza and Brian Goldstein for others, and help build a Martha Hammel Ruth and Hans Fisher Christine Breslin Constance (z”l) and Ellen Harder and Leora Fishman more just and peaceful world. Rachel Eisenberg Gantz and Donald Goldstein Edward Bloom Abby Flam Kenneth Gantz* Sandy and Lester Goldstein Our communities all benefit Cheryl and Jay Harris Stephanie Fleck and Aaron Ganz* Stephanie and David Harris Michael Morin as a result.” Helene Garber and Randall Goldstein* Valerie Klaiman Fleischer Donald Bookstein Gerald Goodstein Dr. Tammy C. Harris and Daniel Fleischer Judith L. Gass Sherri Frager Goodstein and Rachel Harris-Winkeller and Mark Winkeller Ruth and Vivien Gattie and Mark Goodstein Jonathan Fleischmann DR. CATHY STERN AND Jerome Facher (z”l) Neil and Joyce Gordon Marilyn and John Hayes Jody Forchheimer and ANN HARTSTEIN Carolyn Gayle and Samantha Gordon* Helaine and James Hazlett Louis Kaplow Peter Riskind Amy and David Hearne Volunteer leaders and supporters Dr. Allan Goroll and Amy and Adam Forman of CJP’s caring efforts Elisha and Sam Gechter Phyllis Wasserman Herbert Hechtman Cary and Bruce Forman Edward Gelles Anne and Michael Gottlieb Ellen and Kalman Heller Russell and Sara Forman

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Lynda and Richard Heller Eleanor W. and Sheridan and Sandra Krinsky Nancy and David Heller Burton Jaffe, M.D. Jerome Kassirer Shelley and Neil Krug Tali Herenstein and Janis and David Joel Marcia and Marc Kastner Amy and Carl Kruglak Noah Kolatch Monica and Norman Joffe Emily Kates* Vicki and Peter Krupp Sherri Kepner Herman and Stefanie and Judith and William Kates Marilyn R. Kudisch Darren Herman* Matthew Johnson* Rosanne and Louis Kates Carol Kumamoto and Betty Herr and Marcie and Jeffrey Jonas Amy and Jonathan Katz Ralph Isberg Fred Hopengarten Rabbi Shira and Saul Joseph Ann and Howard Katz Judith and Jack Kushinsky Kathy and Susan and Robert Joseph Joel D. Katz Constance and Edward Hershfield Marvin Kabakoff Miriam and Misha Katz* Alan Lampert Ruth L. Hertz Helen and Sidney Kadish Sherryl Katz and Ellen Lande and Miriam and Alex Heyman* Lori Kagan and Bill Altman Mark Farber Detlev Suderow Ann and Philip Heymann Amy and Benjamin Kahn* Laura and Howard Kaufman Wendy and Bruce Landon Beth and William Hicks* Ricky Kahn* Brooke Patkin Kay and Stephanie Lapidus* Lisa and Thomas Higgins Sally and Nathan Kaitz Joshua Kay* Joan and Mark Lappin Leah and Aaron Hirshfield* Robert Kaitz* Joanne and Susan and Edward Lavine Beryl and David Hoffman Richard Kazarian Donna and Martin Kalikow Nancy and Andrew Marie and Michael Hoffman Ellen and Stuart Kazin Leader-Cramer Sharon and Joseph Kalus Sandra and Morton Hoffman Sheila and Hyman Kempler Barbara and Elliot Lebowitz Marcia and Louis Kamentsky Gary Hofstetter Reisha and Robert Kennison “When I think about all we’ve Rebecca and Charles Ledley Holly and Jerome Kampler Deborah and Carol and William Kirchick Ramona and David Leeman Carol Harris Kann and been able to do within our Norman Hollenberg Robert Kann Brenda and Joshua Klein Susan and Drew Leff Shira Horowitz and North Shore community thanks Constance and Marian and Robert Klein Jeffrey Lehman and Maurice Karpman William Kantar Ronnie and Richard Klein to CJP, I’ve found tremendous Patricia McSheffrey Shirley Hui and Robert Allen Lisa Kantor Sharon and Daniel Kleitman Anita Lang Leibowitz (z’’l) Joseph Hurwitz joy and satisfaction in knowing Barbara and Michael Kaplan Diane and Edward Knopf Alice and Charles Leidner Karen and Stephen Hurwitz Charles Kaplan Richard Knopping (z”l) I’ve helped many, including my Nancy and Sidney Lejfer Susan Hurwitz and Edna and Donald Kaplan Catherine and Eric Kobren Rabbi David Lerner and Miguel Lessing children and grandchildren, Sharon Levin Erica Kaplan Aliza and Zachary Kogan* Doris and Barry Hyman Nancy and Bruce Leslie Jerome Kaplan Nancy and Gerald Kolodny experience the joys of Alexis Isenberg* Deborah Levenson and Jessica and Michael Kaplan* Myra G. Kolton Jossie Ivanov and tzedakah (charity) and mitzvah Steven Adelman Jill Litner Kaplan and Sarah and Jason Konter* Kenneth Leftin* Helen Stone Levenson (z”l) Benjamin Kaplan Ira Korinow (good deed).” J and A Charity Fund Barbara Levenstein and Leslie and Alan Kaplan Marie-Louise Jackson-Miller Lois and Joel Kornitsky Larry Silva Rosalind and Mark Kaplan Jacqueline and Jean and Jordan Krasnow Arlene and Zelda and Harold Kaplan Harold Jacobs Janet and Jonathan Kravetz PHYLLIS SAGAN Herbert Leventhal Ilene and Richard Jacobs Kara Kardon Mildred Guberman Kravetz Carol and Harold Levin CJP supporter and volunteer Emily and Robert Karelitz Phyllis and Myer Kravetz Joanne and Marc Jacobs for more than 20 years Jonathan Levin Steven Jacobs Stephanie Karger Bernard Kreger Marjorie and Edward Levin Susan and Frederic Jacobs Trudy and Barry Karger Doreen and Andrew Kriegel Ellen Haas Levine and Gila and Bruce Kriegel Barry Levine

40 | Combined Jewish Philanthropies Howard Levine Marcella (Cookie) Magerer Jessica Miller and Gerald & Judith Ogan Linda and Gary Portnay Pamela and Sandra Levine Debra Mahoney Andrew Schwartzman* Annual Campaign Deborah Posin and Jonathan Robbins Endowment Fund Sybil and Steven Levisohn Jeffrey Maimon Yael Miller and Stuart Cole Neil Jacobs Judith Robinson and Alan Oliff and Michael Barza Marina and Igor Levit* Deborah and Jeffrey Mann Jill and Michael Millis Michele and Alice Cole Oliff Meyer Potashman* Rabbi Michelle and Benjamin and Eden Levy* Sophia and Richard Mann Richard S. Milstein Jackie and Scott Orleck* Jennifer Price* Michael Robinson* Karen and Matthew Levy Susan Mann Martha Minow and Joseph Singer Patricia and Richard Ossen Wendy and Michael Price Patricia Rocha and Drs. Stuart and Cecile Levy Suzanne and Allan Mann James Lerner Jessica Mintz and Sharon Duman Packer and Susan and Mark Prizant Charlotte Lewis and Barry Margolin Ira Packer Toby and Dean Rodman Cory Perugino* Naomi Priver and Michael Aylward* Teddi and Lawrence Marin Catharine and Dr. Elyse Park and Mark Charney Elizabeth and Edie and Mark Lewis Laura and James Marks Mark Ettinger Martin Rogosa Lawrence Mintzer Lauren Pyes* Elizabeth Libby and Elaine and Burton Marmer Stacey Parker and Debra and Judith Mir Adrienne N. and Daniel Wichs David Mack Richard Romanow Elyse and Benjamin Marsh Georgia and Gene Mittelman Mitchell T. Rabkin Joyce Libby Taryn Pasternack and Joan Rome Sheryl Marshall and Debra and Jonathan Moll Julia Rabkin and Phyllis Lichtin Howard Salwen Mathew Paisner* Ruth and George Rooks Anne and Scott Moore* Richard Lappin Barbara and Paul Lieberman Deborah Marson Judy and Bertram Patkin Dana Ropper and Corinne and Chris Morahan* Rebecca and Marilynn and Jacob Lifsitz Clara and Howard Marton Phyllis Patkin Jeremy Rabson Greg Shiferman* Joseph H. Morgart Sandra and Sara and Michael Matzkin Leslie and Steven Paul Dena and Todd Rakoff Joanne and Adam Rose* Theodore Liftman Eileen and Charles Morse Miriam May and Lori and Robert Paul Judith Rakowsky and Julie Rosen and Beverlee Light-Gardner and Carla and Warren Morss Shaye Cohen Sarah Pearlstein* Samuel Mendales Gary Belowich Neil Gardner Victoria Moskowitz and Ellen and Richard Mazow Yvonne Perez and Dr. Lawrence and Mark Rosen Meryl and Robert Lindenberg Lee Glickenhaus Robert Mazow Stuart Falber Arlene Rand Alyssa and Don Lipsitt Joyce and Guy Moss Jerome Medalie and Emily and Harriet Randall Zachary Rosenberg* Jack and Debbie Mozes Jonathan and Dayle Lipsky Beth Lowd Rabbi Jay Perlman Susan Schacter Rees and Naomi and The Max & Sophie Mydans Jessie Lipson Deborah and Wilson Menashi Carolyn Perlow Michael Rees Morton Rosenberg Foundation Carin Litani and Roberta and Joseph Menzin Sandra J. and Michal Regunberg Robert Rosenberg Amir Kripper* Beth Naditch and Colleen and Howard Messing Donald M. Perrin Leo Rafael Reif Nancy and Barry Freedman Philip Rosenblatt Mary and Lawrence Litwak Carole Pesner Ann Peck Reisen and Chana and Steven Meyer James Nager Susan and William Lloyd Richard J. Phillips and David Reisen Denise and Scot Rosenblum Marla and Tedi and Marc Najarian Roberta and Rabbi David J. Meyer Linda Weis Sara and Jerald Reisman Lori and Howard Rosenblum Ronald Loberfeld Jean and David Nathan Marlene Meyer Thomas Phillips and Ellin Reisner and John and Jennifer and Michael Lourie Judith Neiterman Sharon Gillis Frances Rosenheim Monica Weiss Michael and George Berry Carol and Edward Neuman Terri and James Lowell David Michael Donna and Alan Pierce Dorothy and Bennet Rich Evelyn and Stacey Feldman Nevins and Cynthia Pill Howard Rosenkrantz Deirdre and Bradley Lucas Jordan Michaels* Sharon Rich and Marc Nevins Shirah Rosin and Beth Luchner and Lisa and Bruce Micley Anetta and Andrew Plaut Nancy Reed Jeffrey Berman Wendy and Adam Newman Brian Lester* Deborah and Richard Mikels Lori Polachek Sophie Rich* Anne and Ludwig Luft Nina and Louis Nidus Leon Rosman Fund Sarah and Brandon Millen Linda and Kenneth Polivy Alberta Richmond Nancy and Nancy Nitikman Miri and David Rosmarin Bonnie Millender Julia Pollack* Barbara and Robert (z”l) Lurie Bruce Novak Michael Richmond Shelley and Stuart Rossman Barbara and Murray Miller Trevor Pollack and Ginny and Roy MacDowell Linda and William Novak Josh Rovenger* Jerye Ann and Robert Rotberg Judy and Robert Mack Karen B. Novakoff Barbara Poplack Alan Robbins Judi Roth

* Ben-Gurion Society 2019 Donor and Volunteer Report | 41 $1,000–$2,499 (continued)

Beverly Rothfeld and Elinda and Richard Scherr Abby and Jay Shapiro Naomi Skoler Sharon and David Steinberg Joan and James Tofias Robert Hoch Phyllis W. Scherr, M.D. and Leslie and Howard Shapiro Deborah Skolnick-Einhorn Henry Steiner Susan W. Tofias Elissa and Henry Lerner, M.D. Robert Shapiro and Marshall Einhorn* Ilene and Richard Stellar Harriet and Daniel Tolpin Daniel Rottenberg Benedict Schimmel Barbara Share Alison Andrus Slater and Christie and Ross Stern* Anne and Bruce Tribush Cynthia Rubens Peter Slater Edith and Elihu Schimmel Judy and Arthur Sharenow Erica and Donald Stern Richard Tuck Drs. Joel and Debbie and Michael Slater Michelle and Elinoar and Eyal Shavit Susan and Jack Stoltz Wendy and Justin Tulman Judith Rubenstein Ernst Schleimer* Jonathan Slavin Carol Ann and Naomi and Jeffrey Stonberg Ellen and Barry Turkanis Amy Rubin and Natalie and Matthew Shedd Leslie and Howard Slavin Stanley Deutsch Harvey Stone Ruth Turkanis Robert Schlundt Emily Beck Sloat and Caroline Sherman* Kim Storey and Randy and Steven Ugent Arlene and Eugene Rubin Joe and Ellen Schneider Marc Sloat* Pamela and Douglas Katz Robert Ullmann and Arlene Rubin Legacy Fund Marsha Katz Slotnick Geoffrey Sherman Hal and Alison Strausberg Patricia Wen Asher Rubin Iris and Chen Schor Judith and George Small Shifra Philanthropic Fund Jodi Sufrin and Roy Einhorn Nyna Urovitch and Cynthia A. Rubin and Amy Schottenfels and Linda and Ira Shoolman Linda and John Smidt David Williams David R. Rodgers Jonathan Klein Andrea Sussman and Beth and Peter Shribman Jill Smilow and Andrew Troop Daniel Vasserman* Esther and Herbert Rubin Charles Schulman Howard Brick Ken Shulman and Steven and Dorothy (z”l) Zhanna Volynskaya-Levy Kim M. Rubin Joan Schuman Susan Spector Elizabeth and Sussman Charity Fund and Harvey Levy Lawrence Rubin Sara Schutzman and Bertram Snyder Wendy and William Shulman Roberta Swerling Lilla Waltch Susan and Jeffrey Rudnick Joshua Margolis Marjorie and Mark Sokoll Lynda and Jay Shuman Daniel H. Taitz Endowment Harriet Stern Warshaw and Renee and David Rudolph Sharon and Joel Schwartz Claire Sokoloff and Robin and Mel Shuman Fund Melvin Warshaw Carol and George Sacerdote Margery Kravitz Schwarz Robert Gifford Barbara Sidell Amy J. Tananbaum Jessica Webb* and Gerald Schwarz Miriam and Jeffrey Sokoloff Shirley and Sumner Sachs Reva Tankle and Allison and Jonathan Wecker Barbara Segal and Wendy and Yakir Siegal Julie and Scott Sagan Milly and Harold Solomon John McArthur Howard Brown Elaine and Herbert Siegel Janis and Phyllis and Robert Sage Stuart B. Solomon Gregory and Emma Tanzer Michael Weilheimer Jillian (z”l) and David Segal Martha and Donald Siegel Christine and Pito Salas Nancy and Alan Solowsky Elizabeth A. Tapper Amy and Robert Weinberg Marilyn and Jacob Segal Mona Sigal and Julie Somers and Pam and Marc Salkovitz Julian Vaisman Diane and Ira Tarlin Judith and Marc Weinberg Lawrence Segel Maurice Blaustein Mrs. June G. Salny Gabrielle and Mark Tatelman* Ronald Weinger Ann and Harold Seigel Bethany and Nancy Salzman Benjamin Sigel* Wendy and Kenneth Taubes Kathy Weinman and Ariana and Joseph Selby* Harlan Sonderling Rabbi Benjamin and Gail Fradin Silberstein and Sarah and Michael Tauer* Cameron Kerry Rachel and Steven Selby* Gail and Stephanie Samuels Peter Silberstein Marjorie and Barton Tayer Ruth Weinrib and Paul Weiss Renata and Edward Selig Abraham Sonenshein Eileen and Stephen Samuels Debbie and Barbara and Philip Weinstein Norman P. Spack, M.D. Carol and Richard Temkin Jennifer and Jason Silverman* Emma Samuels* Ellen and Robert Temkin Jennifer and Damon Seligson Beth Spiegel* Autumn and Jesse Sarzana* Ovadia and Michael Weinstein* David and Karin and Leo Sprecher Temple B’nai Abraham Evelyn (z”l) Simha Sandra and Lynne Satlof-Karas and The Commonwealth Fund Rebecca Sendor-Israel* Natalie and William Spring* Steven Karas Gail-Ann and Leonard Simon Barnet Weinstein Debbie and Peter Seresky Sue and Norman Stahl Alyson and Leonard Theran Anna and Matya Schachter* Deborah Simonds and Jennifer and Dr. Benjamin Tillinger and Elizabeth Serotte and Stuart Kolodner Harold Stahler Amiel Weinstock* Robert Schaeffer Richard Campbell Jodi Rosenbaum Tillinger* Carol and Daniel Singer Melissa and Matthew Stein* Laura Weissen and Amy Schectman and Lois and Bill Shaevel Larry and Jesse Tobin* Steven Lewis Mitchell Rosenberg Heidi and Joel Sisenwine Renee and Herbert Stein

42 | Combined Jewish Philanthropies Michelle and Rimma and Michael Zelf THE BEN-GURION SOCIETY Jeremy Welford Joseph Zibrak Drs. Elizabeth and Lauren and Elisha Ziskind* Lauren Pyes became a new member of the Ben-Gurion Society (BGS) Kenneth Wener Rachel and Scott Zoback* last year. She is a recent graduate of CJP’s Dewey Stone Kadimah Debbie Wennett and Barbara and Leadership Program and participated in our Young Adult Philanthropy Steven Levine Rabbi Henry A. Zoob Series. In the upcoming year, she will serve as a member of our Campaign Tara and Kevin West* Michael Zoob Cabinet. The BGS is a national recognition society for young adults, Susan Wheeler and Julie Zupan and ages 22–45, who give $1,000 or more. Support from BGS members Christine Westphal Joseph Meszler accounts for $500,000 of CJP’s Annual Campaign. Deborah Whitehill and Jodie Zussman Howard Zaharoff Rebekah and Ellen Wineberg Yosef Zweibach* Anne Winograd Beverly and Nancy and Franklin Zweiman Christopher Winship Linne and Nancy Richmond Winsten Marc Zwetchkenbaum Barbara and Jerry Wise Anonymous (46) Alice K. Wolf Lynne L. and Mark L. Wolf Jessica Wolfe and Thomas Bloch Nancy and Howard Wolk Marilyn N. Wolman Norah Wylie and Jonathan Katz Ellen Yavner Abby and John Yozell Rebecca H. Yturregui and M. Che Eagle Dale Zaff Gary Zaidenweber and Rachel Adelman Brenda and Arnold Zaltas Elana and Drew Zang* Maxine and Paul Zarchan Nancy and Norman Zarsky Elaine Zecher and David Eisenberg “The Ben-Gurion Society is a community of peers who inspire me with their generosity of time and philanthropy. Thanks to this group, I’ve discovered a meaningful way to give back and make an impact, and I am proud to encourage others to join me.” * Ben-Gurion Society LAUREN PYE WOMEN’S PHILANTHROPY

Members of Women’s Philanthropy drive innovation, inspiration, and impact. Your support provides care for the most vulnerable populations, strengthens our Jewish community, inspires our next generation, and empowers our families and friends to change the world.

44 | Combined Jewish Philanthropies ILR LION DOUBLE CHAI LION Renée Rapaporte Sharon Rich* Pam Forman Betty Ann G. Miller (z”l) $250,000+ $36,000–$49,999 Barbara Resnek Nancy Roberts Myrna H. Freedman Marsha B. Moller* Jill Roberts* Karen Rosenberg Brenda Freishtat Betty Morningstar Myra H. Kraft (z”l) Susan Leopold Ansin* Cynthia B. Shulman Valya Shapiro Deena Friedman Beth Moskowitz* Dena Boronkay Rashes* Laurie Gliklich Jennifer K. Silver Amy Sucoff Judy Garber Marilyn Lipton Okonow Lisa F. Wallack* Nancy R. Karp* Fay Simons Deanna Wolk Helene Gelber Laura Olton Rabbi Suzanne Offit PRIME MINISTER’S Gilda Slifka* Evie Goldfine Sarah Ovadia COUNCIL LION RUBY LION EMERALD LION Mary Ann Snider Merle Goldman Marjorie W. Patkin $100,000–$249,999 $10,000–$17,999 $25,000–$35,999 Mrs. Marjorie Tichnor Mimi Golub Susan Patkin Nancy Allen Geraldine Acuña-Sunshine Lois Baker Jennifer Slifka Vidal* Merle Grandberg Mindy Frankel Peckler Julie Altman Valerie Friedman Amy Bloomstone Wendy Waldman Robin S. Gross Sarah Perry Jessica Aronoff Ellen Feldberg Gordon Rachel Chafetz Roberta Weiner Dana Hayes Robin M. Polishook* Risa Aronson Jessica Myers Roberta Chafetz Genevieve Geller Wyner (z”l) Brenda Haynes Debbie Mendelson Ponn* Lenore Asher* Jennifer Stier Nicole Clark Anonymous (1) Debra Jaff Evelyn Ponn Ellen Berk Hope Suttin Deborah Frieze Melissa Weiner Janfaza Alissa Pool SAPPHIRE LION Nancy Berkman Nancy Zimmerman Bertha Gardner Diane Jaye Lia Gelin Poorvu $18,000–$24,999 Amy Bernstein Anonymous (1) Constance Gilson* Marjorie Kaitz-Seligman Jane M. Rabb Mary Akerson Sara Bernstein SABRA LION Rosalind E. Gorin Ellen L. Kaplan Nancy Raphael Sara Aronson Cherise Bransfield Paula Gould Harriett Kaplan Patricia F. Ribakoff $75,000–$99,999 Jayne Beker Ilana Braun Janice S. Gross Melissa Kaplowitch Francine Rosenzweig Nancy Kaplan Belsky Marsha R. Cohen* Louise Citron Phyllis Hammer Jill Karp Lisa Rourke Michelle R. Black Danielle Darish Kathleen Cohen Betsy Hecker* Patricia L. Kraft Elyse Rubin Toby M. Sloane Fran K. Elovitz Danielle Dykeman Deborah S. Horwitz Wendy Kraft Lauren E. Rubin Laure Garnick* Robin Ellis ZAHAV LION Lesley Inker Marcy Kramer Judith Schlager Laurie Gershkowitz Barbara E. Epstein $50,000–$74,999 Amy B. Klein Barbara N. Kravitz Liza Schneiderman Jane Goldstein Kerry Epstein Claudia Davidoff Lizbeth Krupp Audra Lank Elaine Schuster Carol Herscot Sherri Ades Falchuk* Ruth Ann Feinberg Hinda Marcus Lori Leif Anne Selby Ellen Hurvitz Sara Feldman Leslie Fine Robin Neiterman Ann Levin* Judith Sommer Shankman Jacqueline R. Kates Wendy Feldman Linda Frieze Ruth Nemzoff Gillian Lieberman Samantha Shinewald Debbie Kurinsky Beth Fentin Penny Goodman* Lorri Owades Julie Lipsett Karen Sisselman Marcia Leifer Andrea S. Finard Judith Krupp Heidi Carter Pearlson Diana K. Lloyd Dr. Nancy Speert Slater Michele May Gwendolyn Fineberg Pamela Schwartz Suzanne Priebatsch* Lisa Michel Rosalyn Slifka Sari Anne Rapkin* Sarah Fleckner Sharon Shapiro Rosa Rasiel Debra Milgram Cindy Spier

* Lion of Judah Endowments support CJP’s Annual Campaign in perpetuity. These gifts represent a legacy of meaningful philanthropy and dedication to the future of our community. 2019 Donor and Volunteer Report | 45 RUBY LION (continued)

Judith T. Sydney* and Susan Bley Lisa Fish Nancy G. Katz (z”l)* Lois Pine Debra Sheldon Aviva E. Sapers* Barbara Bloom Amy Fleming Judith A. Kaye Daniella Priebatsch Place* Ann Sherman Lenore Tagerman* Joyce Bohnen Tracey Frankel Susan Kohen* Wendy Polins Ellie Shrage Liv Ullmann* Leslie Bornstein Stacks* Lillian R. Freedman Lauren Korn Leslie Pucker Beverly Siegal Lauri Union Rhona Brand Bonnie Friedman Karen Krichmar Erica Abate Recht Joan Silverman Nancy Viner Judith-Ann Brodkin Robin Friedman Susana Lannik Judy Remis Alexandra Simes Joan Warshaw Nancy Brooks Alexandra Fuchs Sheryl Lappin-Levy Ruth Remis* Kelly Sloane Rita Weiner Lynda Bussgang Ruthanne Fuller Carol LeBovidge Diane Richler Myra Snyder Susan Whitehead Helene Rabb Cahners (z”l)* Jacquelyn Furman Lisa Lebovitz Sarah Curtis Richmond* Karen Solomon Sonya Wilder Susan Asher Calechman* Leslie B. Gaffin Marcy Leiman Dena Robbins Josene Steinberg Sherri Wolf Rachel Coben Judith Ganz Sondra Levenson Sandy Ropper Margo Steinberg* Deborah Wolfman Carolyn Cohen Nancy Ganz Marni Smilow Levitt Elizabeth Rosen Bonnie Strasnick Giang Wyner Ellen Cohen Linda Gelb Lisa Lewtan Jennifer Rosen Susan Sugarman Debra S. Yanofsky Jill Cohen* Laurie Gervis Jessica Liebowitz Marla Rosenbloom Sandra Swartz Anonymous (1) Rhoda Cohen Claudia Gilman Eisenbaum Carol Lobron* Syrille Rosman Caron Tabb DIAMOND LION Sharon Cohen Marcy Glanz Jessica Lutzker Janice Rossbach Dorothy Tatelman Roberta L. Cohn Lisa Golden Amy Manchester Emily Rubenstein Tanja Tatelman $5,000–$9,999 Lisa Coll Linda Goldstein Jenna Corman Mandel Brenda Rubin Elissa Tonkin Susan Ain Kimberly Creem JulieSue Goldwasser Deborah Marcus Nina Tolkoff Rubin Marsha Tucker Jill Altshuler Estelle G. Cushner Angela Gordon Dorothy Marson (z”l)* Shira Ruderman Lillian Vash Beth Andler Alice Cutler Deborah Gordon Amy McKeag Phyllis Sagan Tami Wald Judi Appelstein Marcy D’Agostine Toni Gordon Patricia Ratner McWeeney Suzanne Salamon Maryanne Waldman Jennifer Aronson Allyson DeNoble Beth Greenberg Gail Merken Ruthie Salter Andrea B. Wasserman Beth L. Backer Susan Ditkoff Elinore A. Greene (z”l)* Taren Metson Nancy Saperstone Barbara Wasserman Charlotte Backman Makenzie Domb Carole Greiff Marcia Metz Gail Schechter Pamela Weinfeld Shelley Baker Jennifer Drucker Amy Grossman* Karen Miller Beth Schlager Dani Weinstein Monique Bamel Lynne Elfland Nan Zinn Haar (z”l)* Amy Mizner Flori Schwartz Susan Wilk Michele S. Banker Stephanie Elkind Lisa Hartstein Jane Morningstar (z”l)* Linda Schwartz Frances Winneg Irina Barrocas Ann Falchuk Elisa Heath Dara Munoz Eunice Seeche (z”l)* Ginny Wise* Adele Barron (z”l)* Shoshana Farb Deborah Hirsch Janet Nahirny Lorin Seidman Barbara Wolf Beverly Bavly Laura Feuerman Allyson Jaffe Pamela Norden Susan Shale Candice Wolk Deborah Freedman Belt Abby Fierman Cynthia R. Janower Nikki Nudelman Debbie Shalom Robin Wolk Nancy Bender Andrea Finard Suzanne Kaitz Einat Ogden Sharon Shane Ellen Zane JoAnn Gantz Bendetson Jacqueline Finard-Hughes Sheryl Kalis Anne Orloff Barbara Shapiro Sherry Zises Susan Benjamin Ellen Fine Faith Kaplan Joyce Pastor Karen B. Shapiro Michelle Zisow Mindy Berman Peggy Fineman Ellen Kaplan Kardon Lisa Paul Deborah Sharpe Anonymous (6) Taylor Bernstein Renee Finn Jill J. Karp Delia Perlov Andi Shaw Julia Simone Black Phyllis Fireman Leona Karp (z”l)* Bianca Peskin Caryl Shaw

46 | Combined Jewish Philanthropies POMEGRANATE Pamela Cohen Robin Gilula Susan Krinsky Ann Peck Bonnie Sherman $1,800–$4,999 Mimmy Cooper Holly Glick Shelley Krug Judy Pemstein Traci Shulkin Maura Copeland Rhonda Glyman Toby Kumin Carolyn Perlow Barbara Sidell Susan Abraham Jone Dalezman Betsy N. Goldberg Meryl S. LeBoff Cynthia Pill Stephanie Singer Merle Adelman Rosalie Dana Sandy Goldberg Rayna Lesser Lori Polachek Naomi Skoler Jacqueline Adelson Jessica Davis Jamie Golden Deborah Levenson Jessica Poscover Debbie Slater Jane Adolph Lynne Schiffman Delise Jill B. Goldenberg Barbara Levenstein Deborah Posin Leslie Slavin Robin Amouyal Laura Derby Barbara Goldman Carolynn Levy Wendy Price Jill Smilow Elissa Arons Suzanne Diamond Martha Golub Joyce Libby Lauren Pyes Sharon Smith Carol Stoll Baker Rachel Dixon Sherri Frager Goodstein Phyllis Lichtin Arlene Rand Margery Somers Deena Baker Marna Dolinger, M.D. Sylvia E. Green Carolyn Langer Lilly Ilonna Rimm Betty Starr Elyse Balder Julie B. Dollinger, M.D. Donna Greenberg Julia Lindenberg Rhea Roazen Robyn Stavis Tamar Barlam Mady Donoff Julie Greenberg Jessie Lipson Debra Romanow Rebecca Stein Michelle Barmazel-Steinberg Rachelle Dubow Nancy Greenblatt Sandra Litner Joan Rome Cathy Stern Samantha Bartfield Michelle Eagle Barbara W. Grossman Joan Livingston Denise Rosenblum Susan Sherman Stone Lori Bass Ilana Edry Dara Grossman Jennifer Lourie Ariella Rosengard Alison Strausberg Jennifer Bellon Phyllis Eidelman Jamie Grossman Terri Lowell Esther Rosenman-Hochman Reva Tankle Julie Berger Samantha Elfland Marni Grossman Linda Magalnick Carol Rosensweig Susan W. Tofias Susan Bergman Anne Exter Marcy Haber Elyse Marsh Judi Roth Wendy Tulman Frann Bilus Judith Feldman, M.D. Dr. Tammy C. Harris Deborah Marson Elissa Rottenberg Dana Volman Sarah Bishins Michelle Fineberg Helaine Hazlett Roberta Menzin Arlene Rubin Elizabeth Waksman Suzanne Bloomberg Esther Finkielsztein Suzanne Heitin Ronni Michaelson Kim M. Rubin Jennifer Weber Sally Weiskopf Bock Abby Flam Ruth L. Hertz Helaine Miller Phyllis Rubinovitz Janis Weilheimer Lauren Bogart Stephanie Fleck Carla Herwitz Yael Miller Lisa Rubinstein Georgia Weinstein Nicole Borden Valerie Klaiman Fleischer Lisa Heyison Amy Mitman Julie Sagan Debra Wekstein Roslaide Boyer Ruth Fleischmann Linda Holiner Rosalyn Moore Pam Salkovitz Michelle Welford Vicki Bram Paula Folkman Sandra Honeyman Corinne Morahan Emma Samuels Tara West Alice B. Braunstein Deborah Forman Rabbi Shira Joseph Nan Morgart Marci Sapers Susan Wheeler Phyllis Brick Beth Freeman Beryl Jupiter Carla Morss Lynne Satlof-Karas Frances S. Wolff Marjorie Brodsky Lara Freishtat Elaine Kamowitz Tedi Najarian Lieba Savitt Dara Wolkoff Janet Brown Rita Freudberg Barbara Kane Marcia Nalebuff Michelle Schleimer Susan Yorks Laurie Brownstein Wendy Frosh Erica Kaplan Leslie Newman Harriet Schnitman Dale Zaff Rebecca Burack Glenda Ganem Jill Litner Kaplan Karen B. Novakoff Jill Schulman Anonymous (6) Cheryl Hoffman Carner Nicole Gann Stephanie Karger Judith Odenheimer Sara Schutzman Joan Carr Joanne Gardner (z”l) Sharon Karp Leslie Ogan Barbara Segal Nancy Casper Geri Gerson Joan Katz Helene Oppenheimer Debbie Seresky Judith Chernoff Stephanie JL Gertz Joanne Kazarian Abigail Ostow Abby Shapiro Amanda Clayman * Joy Gilbert Rebecca Kotkin Phyllis Patkin Rachel Sher Lisa Cohen

2019 Donor and Volunteer Report | 47 THE MIRIAM FUND

Your support of The Miriam Fund helps create an equitable world and expands opportunities for women and girls. Through strategic grant-making, donors inspire and strengthen women and girls within and beyond our Jewish community and encourage each other to be advocates, leaders, and agents of change.

48 | Combined Jewish Philanthropies Ellie Svenson Reva Gold Fischman Linda J. Lerner Pamela Schwartz Jodi Galin Glenda Fishman Debbie A. Mann Cynthia B. Shulman Sharon Shapiro Elizabeth Frank Cynthia Marcus Jennifer K. Silver Chairs Donna Frankel Deborah Marcus Toby M. Sloane Mary Akerson Brenda Freishtat Melanie Marcus Susan Snider Nancy Allen Jayne Bennett Friedberg Lauren Mazzella Noni Stearns Janet F. Aserkoff Leslie B. Gaffin Patricia Ratner McWeeney Barbara Stedman Emily Beker Linda Gelb Sonia Michelson Gretchen Fox Stein Jayne Beker Carol R. Goldberg Annette Miller Heidi Steinert JoAnn Gantz Bendetson Deborah B. Goldberg Beth Moskowitz Gerri Sweder, Psy.D. Ellen Berk Rachel M. Goldstein Dorie Alexander Mufson Barbara Targum Leah Berk Doris Gordon* Janet Nahirny Carol Targum Sara Bernstein Judith Gordon Barbara R. Newman* Wendy Traynor Amy Bloomstone Rosalind E. Gorin Linda M. Noonan Karen Tucker Joyce Bohnen Teri Gorsky Rabbi Suzanne Offit Jeane Ungerleider Lorraine Bressler Susan E. Gotz Tobey Oresman Phyllis Viscidi Cheryl Hoffman Carner Winnie Sandler Grinspoon Janet Polansky Barbara Freedman Wand Louise Citron Lisa Gross Lorre Polinger Tana Weissman Alison L. Clew Cindy Gruber Lia Gellin Poorvu Susan Whitehead in Jessie P. Clew Sheri Gurock Nancy Levitan Poorvu Honor of Kate Sayare (z”l) Dayl Cohen Jill I. Hai Deborah Posin Arnee R. Winshall Estelle G. Cushner Nancy Hodin Suzanne Priebatsch Debra S. Yanofsky Alice Cutler Diane Bernstein Homer Rosemary Putnam Anonymous (1) Lynne Schiffman Delise Alison Poorvu Jaffe Nancy Raphael * Saul and Gitta (z”l) Kurlat recognized Mady Donoff Alison Judd Patricia F. Ribakoff that young women needed Laura Dubin Marla Kahn Elizabeth Rosen encouragement to study science, Betsy Banks Epstein Holly Kampler Gail Rothenberg technology, engineering, and Esta Gordon Epstein Harriet Kantrowitz Lisa Rourke mathematics. To address that need and to honor Gitta’s memory, Sherri Ades Falchuk Nancy R. Karp Lauren E. Rubin Saul has created the Gitta and Saul Ruth Ann Feinberg Beth S. Klarman Aviva E. Sapers Kurlat Fund for STEM Education at Loren Feingold Wendy Kraft Susan Schechter The Miriam Fund. Four $25,000 grants Fran Feldman Lisa K. Krakoff Cindy Schlessinger have been awarded since the Fund’s Gail Fields Barbara Krakow Harriet Schnitman inception in 2015. Andie S. Finard Rhonda Lassner Barbara Schultz Patti Fine Marcia Leifer Joyce Schultz

* Those who have supported The Miriam Fund with planned gifts have made a commitment to support women and girls in perpetuity. 2019 Donor and Volunteer Report | 49 PLANNED GIVING

CJP’s Dor L’Dor Society celebrates donors who are committed to a vibrant Jewish future. We honor those who created gifts such as bequests, trusts, charitable gift annuities, and gifts of life insurance to build CJP’s endowment. Your philanthropy and vision will inspire generations to come.

50 | Combined Jewish Philanthropies The Honorable (z”l) and Jill Cohen Abigail P. and Barbara and Alvin (z”l) Krakow Mrs. Herbert Abrams Lesley and Arnie Cohen Charles S. Glassenberg Marilyn R. Kudisch Aron and Susan Ain Joyce College and Iris and Allen Glick Geoffrey and Debbie Kurinsky Merle Adelman Alan C. Goldman Estelle Goldberg Saul and Gitta (z”l) Kurlat Barbara and Joel (z”l) Alpert Alice and Stephen D. Cutler Vida and Arthur Goldstein Alan and Marcia Leifer David and Penny Alschuler Michael and Syrel Dawson Matthew Goldwasser Linda J. Lerner Carol and Howard Anderson Judith Dortz Joyce and Mark Goldweitz Thomas O. Levenberg and Susan Leopold Ansin Fran K. Elovitz Penny Goodman Amanda Clayman Lenore and Norman (z”l) Asher Diane and Neil Exter Doris and Robert Gordon Ann Levin Irving A. and Charlotte Backman Sherri Ades Falchuk Frances Goroll Laura and Ery Magasanik Lawrence N. Bailis Ruth Ann and Edward Feinberg Mark Gottesman Jerome Medalie Melora and Andrew Balson Ronald and Deborah Feinstein Frances Granoff Daniel L. and Betty Ann G. (z”l) Miller Andrew Bass Gerald (z”l) and Judith Feldman Herbert and Marylou Gray Richard S. Milstein Richard and Kim Bass Jane (z”l) and Jay Fialkow Rosalind and Mervin (z”l) Gray Marsha B. Moller Robert L. Beal Alan and Gail Fields Malcolm and Susan Green In memory of Samuel J. and David Begelfer and Andie S. Finard Lawrence and Beth Greenberg Ethel H. Moshcovitz Bette Ann Libby Patti Fine Robin Gross and Anthony Lehv Beth Moskowitz Sylvia and Herbert Belkin Dana and Dan Finn Patti and Louis Grossman Michael J. and Dorie Alexander Mufson Jay and Charlotte Berkson Abby Flam Gary Hofstetter Marcia Nalebuff Martin S. Berman Barbara and Marvin J. Fox Joel A. Hurwitz Barbara R. Newman Geoffrey and Taylor Bernstein Laurel E. Friedman Edward and Betsy Jacobs Tandee and Paul Newman Dr. Nathan and Robin Birnbaum Jacquelyn and Howard Furman Helen and Sidney Kadish Marilyn and Dale Okonow Darren and Michelle Black Lauren and Bill Gabovitch Richard Kaitz and Erica Kaitz (z”l) Rena and Bernard (z”l) Olshansky Susan Black and Richard O’Neal Carol and Irwin L. (z”l) Galkin Marcia and Louis Kamentsky Helene and Martin Oppenheimer Joyce and Michael Bohnen Rabbi Wesley Gardenswartz and Robert S. and Ellen L. Kaplan Martin Patt Leslie Bornstein Stacks Shira Goodman Ruth L. Kaplan Heidi and Lewis Pearlson Alan G. Breitman Laure Garnick Robert and Marjie Kargman Andrew Pearlstein and Alan Bulotsky Mark and Julie Geller Nancy R. Karp Barbara Wasserman Susan Asher Calechman Shirley and Irving Gerber Joan Katz and Arthur Aframe Robin M. Polishook Melanie and Matt Camp Stephanie JL Gertz and Joanne and Richard Kazarian Sandra and Herbert W. Pollack Cheryl Hoffman Carner and Cantor Steven Weiss Ethan R. and Matthew E. Kernkraut Debbie Mendelson Ponn Jonathan Carner Constance Gilson and Dorothy Kline Lia and Bill Poorvu Lester Gilson (z”l) Eldon R. and Carol I. Clingan Ruth Koblenzer Milton (z”l) and Rachel Popkin Rae M. Ginsburg David S. and Susan Kohen Suzanne Priebatsch Jane Taubenfeld Cohen Rabbi Jamie and Harold Kotler Jonathan and Emily Prigot

2019 Donor and Volunteer Report | 51 Karen Qubell Jonathan D. Sarna and Ruth Langer Drs. Robert (z”l) and Mary Jane Spiro Bertil Wolf Jane M. Rabb The Donald Saunders and David F. Squire Shirley Woods Sari Anne Rapkin Liv Ullmann Family Natalie Choate Starr David Yalen Dena Boronkay Rashes Phyllis and Leonard Schlesinger Sherman H. Starr Abbe Beth and Erica Abate Recht and Marc Recht Flori and David Schwartz Michelle Stern and Neal Karasic Jerold Owen (z”l) Young Joel and Rachel Reck Anne and Robert Selby Joseph and Susan Sherman Stone Albert and Judith Zabin Ruth E. Remis Norma and Benson Shapiro Amy J. Tananbaum Ellen M. and Peter L. Zane Barbara Resnek Laurie and Melvin H. Sher, M.D. Gregory and Emma Tanzer Anonymous (27) Sharon and Howard Rich Daniel I. Sherman and Carol and Steven Targum Eric S. Ritvo Jennifer P. Sherman Larry and Jesse Tobin Edward and Nancy Roberts Judith and Allan Sherman Lauri Union and Stanley Rosenzweig Jill Roberts Sue and Joel Sherman Jennifer Slifka Vidal Marcia and Paul Rosenberg Cynthia B. and Leon (z”l) Shulman Gail M. Walker Lisa Rosenfeld and Alan Lobovits Barbara Sidell Lisa and Neil Wallack Ralph J. Rotman Erica Sigal Joan Warshaw Cynthia A. Rubin and David R. Rodgers Ruth and N. Ronald Silberstein Janie Weinberg and Bob Baron Laurence and Robin Rubinstein Lois E. Silverman David Wellinger Nancy and Gail-Ann and Leonard Simon Kenneth and Barbara Wexler Edwin W. (z”l) Salzman, M.D. Naomi and Maurice (z”l) Skoler Brenda and Barry Winston Rhoda (z”l) and William Sapers Toby M. Sloane and Carl Sloane (z”l) Ginny Wise Stanley and Mary Ann Snider

52 | Combined Jewish Philanthropies BUILDING A LEGACY OF GIVING

Ann Levin learned the value of giving back at an early age. Every Friday her mother ran around the house with a tzedakah (charity) box, asking the family to chip in what they could; her father, an optometrist, often spent his free time providing eye care at shelters. And as the recipient of a Jewish summer camp scholarship, Ann felt the impact of philanthropy in a meaningful, intimate way. Carrying on the lessons learned from her childhood, Ann dedicates much of her time, resources, and passion to Jewish organizations — including CJP, where she’s a Lion of Judah and has served as President of Women’s Philanthropy. “Consciously or not, I believe we build our legacy through the choices we make every day,” she says. “For me, it’s about my family’s legacy. My parents taught me that life is about a lot more than ourselves.” Ann’s deep dedication to philanthropy led her to explore the option of making a planned gift. When she decided that was the right course of action, Ann, along with her husband David, spoke with a planned giving professional at CJP and learned they could make an endowment that ensures Ann’s Lion of Judah-level gift will support our Annual Campaign in perpetuity.

“I realized that planned gifts are easy to make, and they really are for everybody,” she says. “We want the causes and ideas we stand for to live on. And we have an obligation to ensure the future is in good hands. Planned gifts to CJP make all that possible.”

Now, she wants to share the same insight she gained: A planned gift to CJP — no matter the amount — can support causes that matter most to donors, and will strengthen our community for generations to come.

“With this endowment, my children will know our gift is working right here in Boston where their Jewish roots are,” Ann says. “There’s something comforting in that.” ENDOWMENT FUNDS

We are proud to honor donors who created CJP endowment funds or made gifts to existing funds of $1,000 or more during our 2019 fiscal year. Your generosity sustains critically important programs, initiatives, and organizations in perpetuity, here in Greater Boston and overseas.

54 | Combined Jewish Philanthropies UNRESTRICTED Elaine and Jerome Rosenfeld Patti and Louis Grossman Joel I. Varnick Fund The Krupp Fund for the Future ENDOWMENT FUNDS Family Charitable Fund Fund for Jewish Continuity for Jewish Camping of Solomon Schechter Day Established by the community Donald Rosenfeld To enhance and enrich To help Jewish children with School of Greater Boston and individual donors to Jewish education financial need participate in The Krupp Fund for the Future flexibly underpin CJP’s Rudolph & Sara Wyner Patti and Louis Grossman Jewish overnight camping allocations and activities Endowment Fund ◆ of Maimonides School Sandra J. and Donald M. Perrin Joel I. Varnick The Wyner Family The Krupp Fund for the Future CJP Unrestricted Endowment Special Needs Children’s Fund Wolk Family Endowment Fund ◆ James and Giang Wyner of The Rashi School Irving and Deanne Bayer To support Jewish educational for Individuals and Families Daniel Wyner and Trustees Under the Will opportunities for children with in Distress The Krupp Fund for the Future Lorna Stokes of Herman Dana special needs To provide direct emergency of JCDS, Boston’s Jewish George and Barbara Wyner Alan G. Dana Sandra J. and Donald M. Perrin support to Jews in desperate Community Day School Justin and Myer R. Dana situations To provide financial support Genevieve (z”l) Wyner Donald L. Saunders ◆ to students whose families’ Charlotte Freedberg Endowment Fund Howard and Candice Wolk PERPETUAL ANNUAL incomes fall into the Ernest J. Golden◆ CAMPAIGN ENDOWMENT To support young adult DONOR RESTRICTED middle tier ◆ Herbert E. Kaplan FUNDS missions to Israel ENDOWMENT FUNDS Lizbeth and George Krupp Scotta V. and Created by donors to sustain The Donald Saunders and Created by individuals and Shirley and Mark Poplin Abraham S. Karff◆ their Annual Campaign gifts Liv Ullmann Family, families to sustain community partners Family Fund for Elderly ◆ to CJP in perpetuity The Lisa Saunders Hartstein Evelyn Kobel Services ◆ Family and The Pamela Joyce College and Alan C. Albert I. and Celia Levine Richard C. Bane To fund programs for seniors Saunders Albin Family Goldman Fund Kadimah Michelson◆ Endowment Fund through Jewish Family Service To support Jewish Richard C. Bane Edward Baylor Schilder of Metrowest Joan S. Poorvu educational, social and other Endowment Fund for Special ◆ Ephraim and Manuel K. and Ina R. Berman programs in Greater Boston Shirley and Mark Poplin Needs Initiatives Babette S. Radner◆ Endowment Fund and Israel Alan M. Schwartz Endowment To fund programs for people ◆ Laurence D. Berman William Rosenfeld with disabilities Joyce College and Fund for the Boston-Haifa Margo Steinberg Lion of Alan C. Goldman Connection — Temple Beth Harry Sandler Trust Schilder Family Fund Avodah/Alliance Haifa Art Ruth A. Shiff◆ Judah Endowment Fund Freda and Max Jortner Fund Fund for Social Justice Margo Steinberg To help seniors in need in Program Anna and Douglas Simon To sustain the Jewish Brookline and Brighton access To support creative Michael Simon and Lenore Tagerman Lion of community’s efforts to create kosher food connections between youth Jeanette Simon (z”l) Judah Endowment Fund a more just society for all in Haifa and Boston Lenore Tagerman ◆ Bernard S. and Marvin Sparrow◆ Marvin Sparrow Nancy Greenfield Carol A. Jortner ◆ Dorothy M. Stone 1990 Trust FUNDS SUPPORTING Amy Stein Memorial COMMUNITY PRIORITIES Kraft Family Fund to Edith I. Weinstein◆ Scholarship Fund Funds that provide support Combat Anti-Semitism and ◆ To provide scholarships to Paul I. Winig for CJP priorities, programs, ◆ CJP remembers donors women who are the first in Other Hatred and operations from whom a bequest Albert B. & Catherine Kahn their families to attend college To support programs and and Jack & Irene Hochberg organizations that fight all or other legacy gift was The Drooker Family Fund Gretchen Fox and Jay Stein forms of hatred in the U.S. received in the year ending Memorial Fund To provide college and and globally June 30, 2019. Albert B. Kahn Foundation university scholarships to Jewish students Robert K. Kraft Emilie L. Drooker◆

2019 Donor and Volunteer Report | 55 CJP VOLUNTEERS

Last year our volunteers gave something that is truly priceless: the gifts of time and expertise. You raised funds to support our work, engaged more people through your leadership, and drove transformative ideas in our community. Thank you for your dedication.

56 | Combined Jewish Philanthropies BOARD OF DIRECTORS Charles L. Myers STANDING COMMITTEES Shira Goodman Rachel Chafetz 2018–2019 Dale S. Okonow Audit Committee Jill I. Hai Valerie Friedman Cynthia R. Janower Marjorie W. Patkin Jonathan Orkin Allison Hirsch Zev Gewurz Chair Sari Anne Rapkin* Chair Cynthia R. Janower Robin S. Gross Howard Rubin Dena Boronkay Rashes Rebecca Leventhal Danielle Harsip Treasurer Marsha R. Cohen Shepard M. Remis Trevor Pollack Cynthia R. Janower Amy S. Berylson Harvey Creem Aviva E. Sapers Luis A. Vidal Steven Kaitz Secretary Scott M. Gilefsky Steven G. Segal Alan R. Goldstein Lisa F. Wallack Judith A. Kaye Geraldine Acuña-Sunshine Edward Shapiro Andrew Merken Matt Ogden Aron Ain Committee on Budget Sharon Shapiro David Noymer and Administration Dale S. Okonow Harvey Beker Paula L. Sidman Philip R. Rosenblatt Howard Rubin Marjorie W. Patkin Darren Black Laurene M. Sperling Chair Andrew Pearlstein Michelle R. Black Beth Israel Lahey Health/CJP ** Seth Stier Steven G. Segal Bradley M. Bloom Board of Managers Matthew Appelstein * Adam L. Suttin Lisa F. Wallack Michael J. Bohnen Daniel J. Jick Michael J. Bohnen * Judith T. Sydney Neil A. Wallack ** Chair Rachel Chafetz Diane J. Exter Nancy Viner Dara Wolkoff Amanda Clayman Seth A. Klarman Cynthia R. Janower Zachary Wainwright** Marsha R. Cohen Vice Chair Elizabeth Jick Governance and Nominating Lisa F. Wallack** Douglass E. Karp Committee Alan Crane Seth Alexander Neil A. Wallack Michelle R. Black Diane J. Exter Michael J. Mufson Matthew Botein Chair James Nahirny Daniel Farb Alan J. Leifer Dena Boronkay Rashes Adam Eisenberg David J. Fine Charles L. Myers Richard Remis Bill Gabovitch Catharyn B. Gildesgame *Emeritus Heidi Carter Pearlson Paula L. Sidman Laurie Gliklich Lawrence J. Goodman **By Invitation Commission on Strategic Elizabeth Jick Adam L. Suttin Jill I. Hai Priorities Neal Karasic Neil A. Wallack Cynthia R. Janower Alan Crane Jeffrey Wolk Steven D. Krichmar Judith A. Kaye Diane J. Exter Marjorie W. Patkin Amy B. Klein Chairs Committee on Development Daniel A. Kraft Sari Anne Rapkin David B. Aronoff Dena Boronkay Rashes Steven D. Krichmar Chair Philip R. Rosenblatt Amy S. Berylson Emily Leventhal Steven Solomon Michael J. Bohnen Geraldine Acuña-Sunshine Eitan Milgram Nancy Viner Reva Fischman Robert Berstein Michael J. Mufson Lisa F. Wallack Lara Freishtat Darren Black

2019 Donor and Volunteer Report | 57 Investment Committee Board Effectiveness Tania Gray Tzilla Barone Boston-Haifa Young Robert Haber Working Group Ezra Levine Ruth Budelmann Leaders Committee Chair Steven D. Krichmar Shira Lewin Louise Citron Emily Cable Philip R. Rosenblatt Robert Kaitz Heidi Carter Pearlson Gordon Owades Sharon Curhan Chairs Vice Chair Laurene M. Sperling Diane Richler Avigail Gans Adam L. Suttin Hallie Bregman Brad Balter Jerry Rubin Stuart Gold Chad Brodsky Dan Finn Boston-Haifa Judy Sacks Richard Goldstein Howard Hecht Michael Gray Executive Committee Judith Wolf Ruth Kaplan Jason Lederman Samuel Kaplan Marsha R. Cohen Rachel Wolfberg Maya Katz David J. Fine Aaron Kischel Sarah Mnushkin Geoffrey Kurinsky Boston-Haifa Jewish Chairs Erin O’Connor Alan J. Leifer Education and Identity Debbie Kurinsky Sara Samson Joseph H. Morgart Bradley M. Bloom Committee Marcia Leifer Jon Roiter Emily Cable Iris Schor Sidney Lejfer Campaign Cabinet Chair Geoff Stein Harry Eisenbaum Elana Markovitz Geraldine Acuña-Sunshine Seymour J. Friedland, Ph.D. David Bernat Lawrence Marks Darren Black Organizational Mark Friedman Michael Brown Karen Maslow Development Committee Michelle R. Black Robert Kaitz Lisa Golden Robert Orkand Neil A. Wallack Benjamin Bloomstone Chair Harvey D. Lowell Yael Gonen Aviva Scheur Michael J. Bohnen Marla Olsberg Ted Greenwood Jill Smilow Rachel Chafetz Aron Ain Lorri Owades Amy Spiegel Hearne Caren Zakon Adam Eisenberg Bradley M. Bloom Iris Schor Nancy Lejfer Gary Zakon Renee Finn Michael J. Bohnen Lauren Bruck Simon Sheryl Marcus Valerie Friedman Shira Goodman Boston-Haifa Parents at the Samuel Mendales Center Committee Cynthia R. Janower Jill I. Hai Boston-Haifa Ethiopian Jewry Committee Marla Olsberg Ruth Aronson Sheryl Lappin-Levy Cynthia R. Janower Mark Friedman Stanley Steinberg Seymour J. Friedland, Ph.D. William M. Marcus Sari Anne Rapkin Lauren Bruck Simon Pamela Weil Abraham Glaser Charles L. Myers Howard Rubin Chairs Maxine Zarchan Marc Jacobs James Nahirny CJP VOLUNTEER Ruth Aronson Audrey Kadis Dale S. Okonow COMMITTEES AND TASK Boston-Haifa Living Peter Barrer Jack Kadis Marjorie W. Patkin FORCES Bridges Committee Dr. Suzanne Diamond Harry Eisenbaum Harvey D. Lowell Dena Boronkay Rashes Annual Campaign Yarden Fanta-Vagenshtein Lorri Owades Howard Rubin Darren Black Seymour J. Friedland, Ph.D. Chairs Steven G. Segal Marjorie W. Patkin Lisa F. Wallack Gerald Frim Chairs Stuart Gold

58 | Combined Jewish Philanthropies Judith T. Sydney Ronald G. Isaacson Steven G. Segal Kimberly Creem Clergy Campaign Lisa F. Wallack Cynthia R. Janower Anne Selby Ariel Cudkowicz Rabbi Jay Perlman Neil A. Wallack Sidney P. Kadish, M.D. Joel B. Sherman Danielle Dykeman Chair Jack Karas, M.D. Cynthia B. Shulman David Fishman Campaigners Commission on Caring and Hyman Kempler Beverly Siegal, M.D. Lauren Gabovitch Social Justice Nancy Allen Ernest W. Kornmehl, M.D., Alan Silver Mike Gildesgame Reva Fischman Charlotte Backman F.A.C.S. Karen Solomon David Grossman Howard Furman Irving Backman Raymond M. Kwasnick Steven Solomon Helaine Hazlett Philip R. Rosenblatt David Begelfer Chairs Sheryl Lappin-Levy Judith T. Sydney Betsy Hecker Ariel Berger Marcy Leiman Lisa F. Wallack Melissa Jacoby Alice B. Braunstein Nathan S. Birnbaum, D.D.S., Mitchell Leiman Jennifer Drucker C.A.G.S. (Prosth.) Neil A. Wallack Sidney P. Kadish, M.D. Ann Levin Abby Flam Darren Black Bertil Wolf, M.D. Ronald Levy Eric Levy Amy Manchester Jay Freedman Michael J. Bohnen CJP Circle of Excellence David A. Link, M.D. Bill Gabovitch Phyllis Brick Awards Richard Mikels Beth Moskowitz Mike Gildesgame Daniel B. Caine Kimberly Creem Amy Morris Charles L. Myers Mimi Golub Marsha R. Cohen Bill Gabovitch Alex Peselman James Nahirny Chairs Penny Goodman Arthur Epstein Joan Rosenthal Dale S. Okonow Rebecca Leventhal Sherri Ades Falchuk CJP Disabilities Workgroup Amy Ross Marjorie W. Patkin Jane Matlaw Garry Feldman, D.D.S. Nora Friedman Marci Sapers Wendy Polins Ricki Meyer Renee Finn Reva Tankle Bonnie Sherman Robin M. Polishook Chairs Sonia Michelson Robert A. Fishman Michelle Welford Sari Anne Rapkin Laura Olton Amy Forman Marlene Dodyk Michelle Wilen Dena Boronkay Rashes Sari Anne Rapkin Irving H. Fox, M.D., C.M. Linda Freeman CJP Representatives to JCRC Howard Rich Margie Klein Ronkin Myrna H. Freedman Marni Smilow Levitt, Esq. Stephanie Berkowitz Sharon Rich Reva Tankle Valerie Friedman Harriet Schnitman Edward Kutchin David S. Rosenberg Mark Weinberg Reni Gertner Sharon Shapiro Karen Rosenberg CJP Representatives to JFNA Sherri Wolf Claudia Gilman Eisenbaum Philip R. Rosenblatt CJP/JVS Scholarship Jill I. Hai Mark Gottesman Committee Commission on Israel & Margaret Ross (Link), M.D. Jonathan P. Levitt Overseas James L. Gould Sidney Kriger Jerry Rubin Beth Moskowitz Merle Grandberg Chair Leslie Pucker Renee Rudolph Sari Anne Rapkin Luis A. Vidal Michael S. Grill Julie Sagan Nancy Allen Dena Boronkay Rashes Chairs Helaine Hazlett Phyllis Sagan Matthew Appelstein Benjamin Sigel Richard A. Hochman, M.D. Aviva E. Sapers Sharon Cohen Neil A. Wallack

2019 Donor and Volunteer Report | 59 Brad Balter Cynthia and Leon Shulman David Dykeman, J.D. Impact Investing Task Force Jewish Overnight Camping Mark Barer Acharai Leadership Program Ilonna J. Rimm, M.D., Ph.D., Lawrence D. Greenberg Scholarship Committee Louise Citron Elizabeth Jick CFA Rebecca Leventhal Jonathan Blanc Steven G. Segal Chairs, Healthcare Innovation Marsha R. Cohen Howard Rubin Jeffrey Glassman Chairs Network Elisa Deener-Agus Zachary Wainwright Deborah Steinberg Alan Crane Steve Doppelt Dnipro Kehillah Project Cantor Steven Weiss David Dykeman, J.D. Information Technology Betsy Hecker David J. Fine Advisory Committee Lawyers and Accountants Chair Luba Greenwood Mark Friedman Eli Goldberg Eric Bloom James Fleckner Barbara Gaffin Barbara Gaffin Jeff Karp Chair Scott Sagan Hal Garnick Director Geoff Meyerson Chairs, Lawyers & Daniel Bricklin Accountants Annual Paul Gershkowitz Michal Preminger Marlene Bohn David Franklin Ilonna J. Rimm, M.D., Ph.D., Reception Jeffrey Goodman Matthew Feinberg CFA Sidney Lejfer Lawrence J. Goodman Bryce Helfer Francine Godfrey Andrew Margolies Life Science L’Chaim Host Cal Stein Betsy Hecker Doris Gordon Committee Carla Morss Chairs, Young Lawyers Geoffrey Kurinsky Robert Gordon Marc L. Cohen, M.D. Brian Singer Edward Kutchin MassChallenge Israel David Kalis Chair, Maimonides Society David Teplow Boston Cluster Lawrence Marks Debbie Kardon-Schwartz Irwin Weiss Rebecca Cohen Mark Barrocas Sari Anne Rapkin Ann Levin Scott Rosen Investing in Our Daniel B. Caine Shepard M. Remis Ery Magasanik Chairs, Young Health Jewish Future Rachelle Dubow Howard Rich Laura Magasanik Professions David Frankel Gail Hoffman Bram Shapiro Eran Metzger Joshua Greenhill IACT Advisory Group Jill Kravetz Benjamin Sigel Beth Moskowitz Charles L. Myers Lawrence D. Greenberg Ezra Levine Steven Sisselman Chairs, Annual Reception Judy Patkin Chair Mathew Paisner Greta Rafsky Larina Kleynerman Communal Security Aron Ain Michael Rubin Advisory Committee Dave Shoenig Robert Sigman Arinne Braverman Chairs, Young Financial Pam Salkovitz Kenneth Berkowitz Debbie Whitehill Jeffrey Drucker Services James Shane Matthew Etre Judith Wolf Robert M. Kargman Laurene M. Sperling Bonnie Michelman Susan Wolf-Fordham Jewish Learning and Tova Katz Engagement Commission Lauri Union Community Partners Health Professions Amy B. Klein Allison Hirsch Metrowest Community Campaign Michael Jaff, D.O. Chair Stephen D. Lebovitz Grants Committee Jerry Rubin Jessica Poscover, O.D. Kenneth Pucker Dena Kowaloff Chair Chairs, Health Professions Steven G. Segal Chair Annual Breakfast

60 | Combined Jewish Philanthropies Annette Barnett Marilyn and Dale Okonow North Shore Grants Melissa Kaplowitch Real Estate and Lauren Fishman Lisa and Neil Wallack Committee Jack Karas, M.D. Facilities Committee Chairs, Mission to the General Jamie Gossels Amy Forman Shari Sagan McGuirk Paula L. Sidman Assembly in Israel Joan Rosenthal Chair Elaine Marmer Patricia Ratner McWeeney Chairs Reva Tankle Kerry Epstein Marjorie W. Patkin Ron Golub Chair, Next Generation Karen Bar-Or Alan Pierce Matt Grosshandler Metrowest Community Women’s Mission to Israel Jennifer Bookman Planning Committee Wendy Polins Douglass E. Karp Shira Goodman Jessica Gelb Reva Tankle Robert Powell Elizabeth Jick South Area Planning Susan Wulf Jill Goldstein Shepard M. Remis Chairs, Women’s Leadership Committee Chairs Janet Grey Mission to Israel Howard Rich Dana Bottorff Robert Mazow Annette Barnett Sharon Rich Chair Sam Andler Miriam Pollack Scott Sagan Leslie Bazer Jessica Webb David Alschuler Sarah Ragozin Betsy Closs Chairs, Young Adult Mission Anne Selby Neil Aronson Anne Selby Ali Corton to Spain and Israel Joe Selby Mindy Grodofsky-Gilmore Renee Sidman Jennifer Seligson Amanda Coughlin New England Holocaust Joshua Tolub Emily Wiese Fiona Epstein Memorial Committee Karen Solomon Strategic Israel Engagement Barbara Wolf Steven Solomon Lauren Fishman Stephen Dickerman Commission Jerry Somers Amanda Glynn Rick Mann North Shore Planning Michael J. Bohnen Jamie Gossels Committee Matt Swartz Next Generation Family Lisa F. Wallack Ruth Budelmann Bertil Wolf, M.D. Karen Heller Business Leaders Chairs Sheryl Lappin-Levy Dena Kowaloff Sam Andler Real Estate, Construction Phyllis Sagan Jeremy Burton Elaine Marmer and Design Samantha Elfland Chairs Eli Cohn-Postell Laura Matz Ben Grossman Jeffrey Drucker Esther Finkielsztein Beth Andler David Noon Gail Palmer Ben Karas Robin Friedman Karen Bar-Or Chairs, RECD Annual Dinner Michael Ogan Elisha Gechter Missions Ariel Berger Michael E. Samuels Eric Levy Mathew Paisner Idit Klein Jessica Black Chair, RECD Community Robert Mazow Drew Zang Meggan Levene Miriam Blue Service Initiative David S. Rosenberg Geoffrey H. Lewis Chairs, Men’s Mission to Israel Amanda Clayman Arielle Friedler Efrat Metser Jonathan Dubow Evan Lank Laure and Hal Garnick Delia Perlov Amy Forman Chairs, Young Real Estate Chairs, Mission to Cuba Scott Rosen Helaine Hazlett Clara Scheinmann

2019 Donor and Volunteer Report | 61 Steven G. Segal Jennifer Drucker Samantha Elfland Mimi Golub Women’s Philanthropy Isaac Silberberg Laurie Gliklich Pamela Sherman Managing Editor, Writing Pomegranate Society Robin Wolk Vice Presidents, Young Samantha Bartfield Seth Stier Women’s Philanthropy Vice Presidents, Caring Women’s Philanthropy Jacquelyn Furman Neil A. Wallack Kickoff Jennifer Lourie Ellen Berkowitz Women’s Philanthropy Jacqueline Finard-Hughes Volunteer Engagement Chairs, Annual Pomegranate Efrat Metser Downtown Young Women Laure Garnick Working Group Society & Friends Event Vice Presidents, Israel Samantha Elfland Jordana Glasgow Michelle R. Black Jessica Kaplan Karen Philip Women’s Philanthropy Chair Arlene Bryer Brooke Patkin Kay Chairs Women Business Leaders Mindy Frankel Peckler Sara Bernstein Allie Levy Rachelle Dubow Stacey Suckerman Women’s Philanthropy Samantha Shinewald Diana K. Lloyd Liana Brodsky Vice Presidents, Jewish Lion of Judah Amanda Wallack Chairs Diane J. Exter Learning and Engagement Chairs Helene Gelber Ann Levin Kerry Epstein Laura Olton Young Adult Executive Jonathan P. Levitt Marcy Leiman Women’s Philanthropy From Phyllis Sagan Committee Our Kitchens Cookbook Sarah Perry Vice Presidents, Chairs, Lion of Judah Lara Freishtat Leadership Development Laure Garnick Luncheon Susan Podziba Zachary Wainwright Editor-in-Chief Chairs Elizabeth Rosen Wendy Polins Nancy Ganz Jennifer Seligson Julie Sagan Jacqueline Finard-Hughes Laurie Gershkowitz Adam Eisenberg Vice Presidents, North Shore Jordana Glasgow Jessica Myers Steven Solomon Clarence Friedman Karen Philip Chairs, Representing Greater Brenda Tobin Beth Moskowitz Jeff Friedman Senior Editors Boston at the January 2019 Jill Roberts International Lion of Judah Rickie Golden Women’s Philanthropy Vice Presidents, Past Leaders Martha Golub Conference Brooke Patkin Kay Executive Board Suzanne Samuels Jacqueline Adelson Peter Ziegler Judith T. Sydney Managing Editors, Marketing Women’s Philanthropy North President Sarah Konter and Sales Shore Choose to Connect Emily Zoback Vice Presidents, Social Justice Amanda Clayman Rachel Chafetz ( Tzedek) Amy Morris Young Adult Ben-Gurion Alex Shube Campaign Chair Managing Editor, Organization Society Chairs Jordana Alford Sam Andler Laure Garnick Anne Blumberg Laura Marks Danielle Harsip Immediate Past President Vice Presidents, Sponsorship Gail Schechter Jennifer Price Managing Editors, Chairs Photography

62 | Combined Jewish Philanthropies Young Adult Chai Society Brandon Fink Melissa Blotner Allison Lewin Alexis Isenberg Aaron Ganz Danielle Cohen Trevor Pollack Joshua Kay Sophie Gildesgame Jeff Cohn Sara Samson Chairs Daniel Greenblatt Stephanie DeCross Dave Shoenig Sam Andler Joshua Jick Jonathan Dudley Julie Perlman Emily Cable Adam Levin Danielle Evans Young Adult National Young Max Cantor Jessica Marsh Diana Faust Leadership Cabinet Members Josh Chmara Brandon Novack Jackie Finkielsztein Adam Levin Lauren Cohen Lauren Pyes Sam Glasgow Jason Potts Marni Copeland Michael Rosenstein Jordan Glicksman Young Adult Outreach and Joanna Feldman Clara Scheinmann Samantha Gordon Engagement Committee Matt Feuerman Caroline Sherman Stephen Hassman Alison Bubly Alex Finkielsztein Rachel Shor Emily Herzfeld Pamela Friedman Boris Glazman Amy Siegel Rina Hunter Matt Smalbach Leora Kimmel Greene Claire Sinai Matt Lieberson Chairs Melanie Klein Brenda Tobin Yoni Philosophe Ben Flax Evan Lank Julie Yermack Justin Rolnick Samantha Gordon Rachel Shor Omeed Zarrin Rachel Shapiro Chelsea Marrs Debbie Silverman Abby Zwetchkenbaum Zach Shwartz Becca Speicher Jason Silverman Alex Zwetchkenbaum Ben Slutzky Brandon Tobasky Becca Speicher Becca Speicher Young Adult Jewgooders Erica Weinstein Brandon Tobasky Young Adult Yom Sport Andy Benn Alissa Brill Alex Zwetchkenbaum Jessica Webb Brenda Tobin Nina Godles Chairs Jake Wood Young Adult Dewey Stone Chairs LEADS Leaders Kadimah Leadership Young Adult LEADS Program Brian Coonley Young Adult Joanna Feldman Pamela Leskar Mezzanine Grants Marissa Wainwright Shira Zar-Kessler Ben Elgart Chairs Chairs Alex Finkielsztein Jeff Friedman

2019 Donor and Volunteer Report | 63 SPONSORSHIPS AND GIFTS IN KIND

CJP thanks those companies and individuals who have supported our organization through sponsorships and gifts in kind of $1,000 or more between July 1, 2018–June 30, 2019. These contributions allow CJP to host engaging events in support of our work, our partners, and the community.

64 | Combined Jewish Philanthropies SPONSORSHIPS Howard Cohen and Margie Gundersheim, Realtor, National Development & Sugarman and Sugarman, P.C. Nancy and Dale Adler Myra Musicant Residential Real Estate Charles River Realty Investors Sullivan & McLaughlin Professional, Keller Williams Allegheny Contract The Copley Group New England Development Companies Realty Atlantic Interests Limited Corporate Mechanical Newton-Wellesley Hospital Susquehanna International HighVista Strategies Partnership Credit Suisse Nutter McClennen & Fish, LLP/ Group, LLLP HUB International New Bank of America The Cross Country Group & Bob and Glenda Fishman Teen Summer Expos/Laura England/Summit Financial Marks The Baupost Group The Wolk Family O’Mahony & Isaac’s Moving and Storage Sons Electrical, Inc. Tufts Medical Center Bay State Building Dana-Farber Cancer Institute J. & M. Brown Company, Inc. Specialties, Inc. Darmody, Merlino & Co., LLP P.J. Dionne Company, Inc. Tufts University School of Cindy and Andrew Janower Medicine BayStateAir, Inc The Davis Companies Peregrine Group Jumbo Capital Management, LLC & Goedecke & Co. Unified Construction Group Beacon Capital Partners LLC Dellbrook|JKS LLC Alyn & Randy Pinkofsky — The Village Bank Benchmark Senior Living The Druker Company, Ltd. Keith Construction, Inc. The Yanow Companies Lisa and Neil Wallack Bernie & Phyl’s Furniture Dunbar Goloboy LLP KLR Proficio Capital Partner, LLC WilmerHale LLP Beth Israel Deaconess Dynamic Waste Systems, Inc. Patricia and Jonathan Kraft Proskauer Rose LLP Medical Center Windsor Architectural Eastern Bank LAZ Parking PwC Woodworking Bialow Real Estate Elaine Construction Company Levine Chapels Inc. Ropes & Gray LLP Arthur M. Winn and Family Birthright Israel Foundation EY Neal Levitan and Audrey RSM The Woodworks Architectural BlumShapiro First Republic Bank Zabin, AZA Care Management Salem Glass Company Millwork Inc. Boston Breast and Home Care Founder Collective Yale Electric Supply Co Diagnostic Center Samuels & Associates Jayne Bennett Friedberg, LGA Boston Development Group Saul Ewing Arnstein & GIFTS IN KIND Luxury Property Specialist, The Lockton Companies Lehr, LLP Boston MedTech Advisors Coldwell Banker Residential 5 to 9 Media LLC Locust Walk The D.L. Saunders Companies, Boston Private Brokerage Angelina Pictures Gretta Luxe Est. 1898 Bracebridge Capital LLC Linda and Michael Frieze Catering by Andrew Major, Lindsey & Africa Schlesinger and Dr. Janice Rothschild & Burns & Levinson General Catalyst Massachusetts General Buchbinder, LLP Andrew Weiner Business Interiors Goldman Sachs & Co Hospital and Partners Seyfarth Shaw LLP Generations Floor Covering Goldwasser & Company, LLC HealthCare Shellback Capital, L.P. Cinemastories LLC Cafe Landwer Goodwin Metropolitan Cabinets & Shubie’s Marketplace, Howie Hecht Photography CEA Group and The Countertops Deborah M. Gordon, Realtor, Wine and Spirits Kappy’s Fine Wine & Spirits Stonewood Companies Luxury Property Specialist Metropolitan Masonry The Spiegel Center, PC Print Resources Century Bank Goulston & Storrs Waterproofing and Restoration, Inc. Stax Ruby Wines Chestnut Hill Realty Gray, Gray & Gray, LLP Mintz The Street Chestnut Hill Solomon McCown CIBC Private Wealth Daniel Green Management Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP Greenberg Traurig, LLP Citizens Bank John Moriarty & Wayne J. Griffin Electric, Inc. Associates, Inc. CliftonLarsonAllen Jamie Grossman, Benoit Mizner Simon & Co.

2019 Donor and Volunteer Report | 65 CIRCLE OF EXCELLENCE — GROWTH Laure Garnick

CIRCLE OF EXCELLENCE — LEADERSHIP Michelle R. Black

CIRCLE OF EXCELLENCE — COMMITMENT Rebecca Yturregui

CIRCLE OF EXCELLENCE — YOUNG LEADERSHIP Brooke Patkin Kay Zachary Wainwright

CJP AWARDS EDWIN N. SIDMAN LEADERSHIP AWARD Kenneth Wexler Each year, we acknowledge THE LEWIS H. MILLENDER COMMUNITY OF EXCELLENCE AWARD Harris A. Berman, M.D., F.A.C.P. outstanding individuals who EDITH BLOCH AWARD Wendy Polins have demonstrated unique and noteworthy commitments to CJP SUPERSTARS CHAI IN THE HUB HONOREES CJP. Your service and leadership Samantha Elfland Rav Hazzan Aliza Berger Laurie Gershkowitz Rabbi Danny Burkeman strengthen our community. Mike Gildesgame Jamie Darsa Alexis Isenberg Joanna Feldman Elizabeth Jick Gali Gordon Joshua Kay Rebecca Lurie Sheryl Lappin-Levy Hadassah Margolis Ann Levin Larry Tobin Ilonna J. Rimm Nathan Vaughan Steven G. Segal Erica Weinstein Pamela Weil

66 | Combined Jewish Philanthropies Ellen Feldberg Gordon with her father, Sumner.

A COMMITMENT TO REPAIR THE WORLD

When they came to the United States, Ellen Feldberg Gordon’s grandparents provided care to Jews in need across our local community and helped build built a thriving retail business through determination, hard work, and the API into a model with national relevance. resilience. Over time they realized the American dream, and once they had Recently, with the desire to honor her father Sumner, 95, who has long been the means to support their community, they did so generously. a champion of social justice causes, Ellen once again trusted CJP and chose This story has passed from generation to generation, and it has served as to invest in our Social Justice ( Tzedek) Initiative. She and Sumner both inspiration for Ellen’s philanthropic efforts today. For the last quarter-century, believe in the importance of bringing Jewish values to bear on society’s most her family has turned to CJP to continue their legacy of altruism while aiding pressing issues — including immigration and housing, two of CJP’s areas those in vulnerable positions. of focus.

Even though she moved away from Boston decades ago, Ellen cares deeply “I’m very proud to continue my family’s tradition of philanthropy,” Ellen said. about where she grew up and for the Greater Boston Jewish community as a “My grandparents and my parents put in a lot of hard work to be successful. whole. As a result, she has been a passionate supporter of CJP’s Anti-Poverty It’s an honor to ensure their values endure through my generation and the Initiative (API) for many years. Her generosity from the very beginning has next generation, as well. Giving to CJP helps make that possible.” OUR MISSION EXECUTIVE TEAM

CJP’s mission is to inspire and mobilize Rabbi Marc Baker David Strong the diverse Greater Boston Jewish community President and CEO Chief Financial Officer to engage in building communities of learning Sarah Abramson Jennifer Weinstock and action that strengthen Jewish life and Senior Vice President, Strategy and Impact Senior Vice President, Philanthropy improve the world. Judy Shapiro Chief Operating Officer

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