EmbraceFORTY-THIRD ANNUAL the REPORT Journey JCA 43rd Annual Report 1 Contents 1 Life’s Journey 2 President’s Message 3 Program Accomplishments 10 Financial Highlights 12 Lay Leaders 14 Staff Members 15 Legacy Society Members 16 Campaign Donors 17 Endowment Donors 18 Annual Fund Contributors 25 Annual Report Sponsors

2 JCA 43rd Annual Report All of us make life’s journey alongside family and friends – day after day, year upon year.

When older adults need help navigating life’s twists and turns, JCA is there. We offer compassionate care and expert answers to seniors and their families. We also empower young and old to reach across the years and enrich each other’s journeys.

JCA’s community of care, which has served seniors for more than four decades, is made possible by our family and friends: the generous donors, caring volunteers, dedicated staff, passionate advocates and visionary partners who walk alongside us – day after day, year upon year.

Thank you for being part of JCA’s journey.

Agency 8127 Agency 52847 JCA 43rd Annual Report 1 President’s Message

Dear Friend,

For 43 years, the Jewish Council for the This past year, we also completed a Aging of Greater Washington (JCA) has branding study that gave us important helped seniors thrive. insights on how the community views JCA and how to improve communication As you read this annual report, which with our key audiences. We made provides highlights of the fiscal year that significant progress on improving ended on June 30, 2016, I encourage JCA’s IT infrastructure. Our Succession you to consider the thousands of and Sustainability Task Force laid the personal journeys that intertwine with groundwork for the next generation of JCA’s journey. These are the journeys leaders. And we expanded the reach of of vulnerable seniors and concerned several supportive service programs. caretakers, of determined older jobseekers and productive older workers, of I hope that you will read about our dedicated volunteers of all ages, and accomplishments on the following pages, of generous donors, grant makers and and that you will be as proud of those more. Because we touch so many lives achievements as I am. in so many ways – and because we are entrusted with public and private It has been a privilege to be at the helm resources that we must use wisely to do of JCA for the past two years, and to the greatest good – it is essential that JCA be part of a journey that already spans prepare for what tomorrow may bring. generations. It is a journey that I believe will span many more. In 2015, our Board of Directors adopted a strategic plan for 2016-2018, which you With deep appreciation for your can view at AccessJCA.org/StrategicPlan. continued support, Although it is a guide for JCA’s near-term future, JCA embraced it with a larger journey in mind. Sheldon Grosberg

2 JCA 43rd Annual Report . . . imagine. . . dream. . . believe

Program Accomplishments Intergenerational Programs Connecting the generations is an integral • We launched Tech Connect, a collaborative part of JCA’s mission, and our Heyman program with Montgomery County Interages® Center is a recognized leader Recreation at the Wheaton High School in intergenerational programming. IT Academy. It enables older adults to Program accomplishments during fiscal improve their digital literacy by learning year 2016 include: from teenagers, while enhancing cross- • 353 Interages volunteers age 50+ generational communication. donated 6,778 hours of skilled and • We implemented REAL (Reading compassionate volunteer service. and Education to Advance Lives) in • 916 at-risk youth received mentoring collaboration with the Montgomery and tutoring through the programs we County Department of Health and operated at 83 locations in Montgomery Human Services (HHS) and Montgomery County. County Public Libraries, at three HHS Centers. Volunteers served 219 youth, as • 471 youth participants interacted with well as their families and caregivers, by 453 frail older adults living in senior reading to children, working to improve facilities or attending adult day centers. literacy skills, and sharing information about healthy living.

Thirty years ago, Austin Heyman established a nonprofit called Interages, which in 2012 merged into JCA. Today, the Heyman Interages® Center, named in his honor, offers a wide array of intergenerational programs. Interages is just one example of Austin’s visionary leadership and lasting impact, and last year we recognized his extraordinary work on behalf of Montgomery County seniors and youth with the 2015 Advocate for the Aging Award. Chuck Short (left), special Interages volunteer Kim Mitchell reads to a child assistant to County Executive Isiah Leggett, presented the award to his in the Summer Grandreaders program at Rockville longtime friend. Chuck received the same award in 2014. Public Library.

JCA 43rd Annual Report 3 Program Accomplishments Information, Education & Outreach Across the D.C. Metro area, older adults • JCA’s social media presence continued to and their families count on JCA for senior- grow, as we shared resources, promoted friendly education and expert information programs and connected with the about aging. Accomplishments in this area community on Twitter, LinkedIn and during FY16 include: Facebook. As of June 30, we had more • 1,164 hours of volunteer assistance by than 2,000 Facebook followers. phone and email helped those seeking resources and information about Each spring, the Sylvia Blajwas aging well from the Rose Benté Lee Productive Aging Award Dinner Senior HelpLine and Steven M. Reich

HomeCare Resource Center. blasts limiting stereotypes of aging. JCA’s programs would not be possible • SeniorTech volunteers donated 1,437 On May 15, more than 400 friends of JCA without our caring, hours of instruction at our training attended our 23rd Annual Dinner, where dedicated staff. centers in Virginia and Maryland, where we presented our 2015 Humanitarian In recognition of Award to philanthropists Esthy and 695 students learned computer or other that fact, each year James Adler and our 2015 Productive technology skills. we present the Aging Award to actor and director Sam • In collaboration with Washington Jewish Ruth Breslow-Young Waterston. Attorney Kenneth Feinberg Week, we published quarterly Senior Staff Award to one or (above left) interviewed Waterston, who Resources Guides on timely topics for more outstanding team is best known for his long-running role as today’s older adults. members. One of 2015’s two awardees was D.A. Jack McCoy on TV’s Law & Order. Development Assistant Lorrie LeSchack, • The quarterly AccessJCA print newsletter shown here with Sam Waterston at the reached more than 7,000 households Productive Aging Award Dinner. and our JCA Today online newsletter kept us connected to thousands of friends and supporters.

4 JCA 43rd Annual Report . . . explore. . . grow. . . thrive

Adult Day Programs Seniors and caregivers find care, compassion and community at JCA’s Misler Adult Day Center and Kensington Clubs, which are part of our Ruth & Hans Cahnmann Center for Supportive Services. Last year’s accomplishments include: • The Albert & Helen Misler Adult Day Center provided 9,058 days of care to 93 vulnerable seniors. Participant days increased 15 percent from fiscal year 2015.

• The Gorlitz Kensington Clubs, our social day programs for older adults with early- stage memory loss, served 41 members at the JCA Headquarters Building on Parklawn Drive in Rockville, Maryland and 13 members at its new location at Ingleside at King Farm, a life plan community in Rockville. The two Clubs With music and smiles, our Senior provided a total of 2,940 member days, a Prom captures the spirit of JCA. 53 percent increase from fiscal year 2015. At JCA’s fourth annual Senior Prom on April 10, teen volunteers from BBYO spent the • JCA received a grant from the Edward afternoon dancing and socializing with participants from the JCA Kensington Club N. and Della L. Thome Foundation and Misler Center (where the Prom was hosted) as well as seniors who live in Charles to establish another Club for early- E. Smith Life Communities. Our intergenerational Prom was part of Good Deeds Day, stage memory loss in the underserved an international day of giving back, presented locally by The Jewish Federation of northern region of Montgomery County. Greater Washington. • Our supportive services team facilitated Seniors like Gloria, shown here in her 2015 Prom photo and again at this year’s free Caregiver Support Groups year Prom with a BBYO youth volunteer, savored the food, the music and especially the round. attention. Gloria is a former Misler Center client and prior to that was a member of our Kensington Club @ Parklawn. This lovely lady is a terrific dancer and an inspirational octogenarian, on and off the dance floor!

JCA 43rd Annual Report 5 Our team is proof that experience counts.

JCA believes in equal opportunity for all Ellen Greenberg (bottom left), who heads workers, regardless of age, and that 50+ up JCA’s education and information programs, workers should have a level playing field in celebrated 30 years at JCA in 2015, and their ability to compete for and obtain jobs. we marked the occasion with a surprise Recognizing the value of experienced workers, party at JCA. Micki Gordon (bottom right), we have proudly signed the AARP “Work our assistant CEO and senior director of Reimagined Pledge” – a promise to recruit development, crossed the 25-year mark in across diverse age groups and to consider 2016, and we celebrated her service to JCA at all applicants on an equal basis as we hire for our 43rd Annual Meeting. positions within our organization. David, Ellen and Micki are part of a JCA Not only do we take pride in recruiting “quarter-century club” that also includes Moti experienced workers, but we also are fortunate Galil, director of the Rose and Harold Kramer to have many longtime employees who make Center on Transportation; and Chris Prinz, bus JCA a stronger organization and a truly special driver. Many more staff members have been place to work. Three staff members reached with us for more than 10, 15, or 20 years. special anniversaries during the past year. In addition, many JCA volunteers have impressive tenures, and they include On October 18, 2015, more than 150 friends several former staffers who now lend gathered for a beautiful brunch at Woodmont their time and talent to JCA in a Country Club to celebrate David Gamse’s different way! 25th anniversary at the helm of JCA. David’s family – including grandson, Davin, shown Our seasoned team members – here with his proud PopPop – made the day paid and volunteer – provide even more special. Taking turns at the podium continuity, perspective, and were David’s son, Jason; daughter, Megan; institutional memory. They also and wife, Peg. They delighted the crowd with help make JCA feel like family. funny stories and personal insights about David’s passion for his work.

6 JCA 43rd Annual Report . . . learn. . . discover. . . achieve

Program Accomplishments Senior Employment JCA is an older worker expert, and our Our 50+ Employment employment programs address the needs Expos are jam-packed of jobseekers who face a variety of challenges. with resources for • Our Senior Community Service older jobseekers. Employment Program (SCSEP) provided 58,442 hours of community service More than 1,800 jobseekers age 50 valued at $544,922 through the work of or better attended our 2016 Expo 96 on-the-job trainees. Grant funding on April 4 in North Bethesda, where enabled us to compensate all SCSEP they had the chance to network with participants at minimum wage or above. 52 employers and connect with 29 They gained job skills while providing community organizations offering a valuable community service to 54 range of resources. government agencies and local charities, Six free seminars helped attendees get up to speed on including JCA. timely topics, 30 coaches conducted one-on-one resumé • 2,547 jobseekers age 50+ connected with reviews for 129 jobseekers, and a volunteer-run technology 146 exhibitors at two 50+ Employment center enabled dozens of jobseekers to improve their Expos. online job-search skills. Keynote speaker Pat Lawson Muse of NBC4 news inspired and energized the jobseekers. • The Career Gateway program provided A sister Expo held in Tysons on April 18 served another 30+ hours of intensive, specialized 730 jobseekers with a similar array of resources and training and mentoring to 60 networking opportunities. The Virginia Expo featured 44 professionals age 50+ looking to re-enter employers, 21 community resource organizations, and a the workforce. keynote address from ABC7 Chief Meteorologist Doug Hill.

JCA 43rd Annual Report 7 Program Accomplishments Transportation For 43 years, JCA has helped local seniors the JCC of Northern Virginia; and 3,027 travel throughout the area. Although rides (a 139 percent increase) to another needs have grown and evolved, one 223 seniors by 139 volunteer drivers thing remains constant: safe, affordable through VillageRides™. and accessible transportation is critical to helping people grow old with dignity, • JCA received a $250,000 grant from independence and vitality. the Federal Transit Administration (FTA) to support the creation of a • Our ElderBuses provided 45,863 volunteer driver resource center to passenger trips, traveling a total of serve Montgomery and Prince George’s 126,960 miles, all within the metro D.C. Counties. area, while providing transportation valued at more than $2.2 million. • We completed Getting All Around the County, a federally funded project to • Connect-A-Ride mobility specialists increase the engagement of seniors and We put the focus on pedestrian answered 9,614 inquiries from 2,612 adults of all ages with disabilities in safety with a senior-themed callers and made 8,105 referrals to help transportation planning. JCA is now a seniors find safe, affordable rides. mentor to similar projects across the Tired Faces campaign. country. • The Escorted Transportation Project Tired Faces is part of Street Smart, a provided 708 rides to 240 low-income, • JCA received an FTA grant of $270,948 program sponsored by the Metropolitan disabled seniors. to support the purchase of three new Washington Council of Governments and wheelchair-accessible ElderBuses as well the National Capital Region Transportation • We empowered 120 seniors as well as as the maintenance of several vehicles Planning Board. JCA collaborated with disabled adults of all ages to use public in our fleet. the Montgomery County Department transportation at RideSmart Workshops. of Transportation and other experts to • We launched the Still Driving program develop the new campaign. The ads, • Our volunteer driver programs to address the emotional issues that which won a national media award, continued to grow, providing 8,624 rides accompany each person’s decision to appear on many Montgomery County (a 223 percent increase from last year) retire from driving and ran two three- Ride On buses, as well as on transit shelters to 214 seniors via 332 volunteer drivers session support groups. and in senior centers. through NV Rides, a collaboration with

8 JCA 43rd Annual Report . . . listen. . . share. . . connect

We help seniors with day-to-day journeys that shape the quality of life’s larger journey.

When older adults can get where they want and need to go – including medical appointments, errands and social outings – they are more likely to stay healthy, vital and connected to the community. Our volunteer-driver programs are setting the pace in a world where 90 percent of adults wish to stay in their homes as they age. VillageRides helps to connect volunteer drivers with Villages and other nonprofit organizations in Montgomery County and currently works with 10 Villages, which are intergenerational, neighbor-to-neighbor support networks that help seniors continue to live in the homes and communities they know and love. NV Rides, which is operated by JCC of Northern Virginia, coordinates volunteer drivers in partnership with nonprofits and community groups. Last year, these two programs provided 11,651 rides for seniors with the help of 471 volunteer drivers.

Each year, we present the Ruth Breslow-Young Staff Award to one or more outstanding team members. One of 2015’s two awardees was Bus Driver Chris Prinz, shown here with a former Misler Center client. Chris has been a JCA bus driver for more than 30 years! We applaud his professionalism and commitment to helping seniors. Volunteer driver Jeff Spruill, who participates in VillageRides through the Villages of Kensington, gives the “gift of a lift” to neighbors.

JCA 43rd Annual Report 9 Financial Highlights Philanthropy is the cornerstone of every JCA program.

Philanthropic support, which we of Greater Washington and its United through the National Center for describe in detail on pages 15-24, Jewish Endowment Fund; $148,201 Productive Aging® (a JCA program) and includes: from the State of Maryland; $125,170 rental income from the Nonprofit Village, • Pledges and outright gifts of cash from Fairfax County, VA; $99,572 from a charity that leases from us the top floor or securities to our annual fund, the Metropolitan Washington Council of our 31,000-square-foot headquarters Campaign for the 21st Century and of Governments; and $57,921 from the office. As of June 30, 2016, 19 charities in Productive Aging Award Dinner. Community Transportation Association addition to JCA had found a home in the of America. In addition, we received JCA headquarters building. • The donations we received through capital grants from the State of Maryland the United Way, Combined Federal for $155,041 and Montgomery County Compassion Funds provided essential Campaign and Maryland Charity for $125,000. income. A $75,400 release from these Campaign. endowed funds helped to provide • Such non-cash gifts as donated program Program fees charged for computer program stability during the year. For space, computers, furniture, and legal training, adult day programs, certain details, see page 17. counsel as well as other essential transportation services and other volunteer support. services helped make ends meet, yet Each gift, grant and fee is a building block to the we never want such fees to be a barrier work we do, and we are proactive about explaining • Funds from Car-J, a vehicle donations between those who need help and the them. In recognition of our commitment to transparency, GuideStar, a national library of program that simultaneously supports help we provide. When fees presented JCA, the Jewish Foundation for Group charitable information, has named JCA a Gold a hardship, we utilized state and other Exchange Participant. Homes and the Bender JCC of Greater public resources when we could and Washington. our own pool of Opportunity Grants Grants and contracts supported many (“scholarships,” donated by generous JCA programs. These included $1,363,981 friends) when we could not. from Montgomery County, MD; $670,681 The fee revenue we report also from Senior Service America, Inc.; includes honoraria or billings from the $310,862 from The Jewish Federation professional consultation we provided

10 JCA 43rd Annual Report . . . build. . . create. . . collaborate

Clients come first at JCA, with 87 cents of every dollar directed into programs, not overhead.

Sources of Support* Community Investment*

Transportation 27%

enior Employment 40% 18% Grants Adult Day Programs $2,212,600 17%

nformation, Education Outreach 30% 12% Program ees $1,659,800 Total ntergenerational Programs 3 9% $5,597,200 Management General 4 9%

Development 43 4%

Ann . ronfman Center Operations 26% 5% 4% eleased from Philanthropic TOTA upport estriction 334 $1,449,500 $275,400*

Data in this Annual Report are for our Fiscal Year 2016, from July 1, 2015 through June 30, 2016, and are unaudited. See our audited financial statements for a full accounting presented according to Generally Accepted Accounting Principles. Note that in the chart above dollars are rounded to the nearest hundred and percentages are rounded to the nearest whole percentage point. *Includes the Board-approved use of $200,000 from Board-designated funds.

A copy of JCA’s current financial statement is available upon request by contacting the Jewish Council for the Aging of Greater Washington, Inc. at 301.255.4200, 703.425.0999, or 12320 Parklawn Drive, Rockville, MD 20852. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA: JCA is registered with the District of Columbia Department of Consumer and Regulatory Affairs, P.O. Box 92300, Washington, DC 20090-3020. FLORIDA: A COPY OF THE OFFICIAL REGISTRATION AND FINANCIAL INFORMATION FOR THE JEWISH COUNCIL FOR THE AGING OF GREATER WASHINGTON, INC. (REGISTRATION NO. CH36992) MAY BE OBTAINED FROM THE DIVISION OF CONSUMER SERVICES BY CALLING TOLL-FREE 1-800- 435-7352 WITHIN THE STATE OR BY VISITING WWW.800HELPFLA.COM. REGISTRATION DOES NOT IMPLY ENDORSEMENT, APPROVAL, OR RECOMMENDATION BY THE STATE. MARYLAND: Documents and information submitted to the State of Maryland under the Maryland Charitable Solicitations Act are available from the Maryland Secretary of State’s Office, State House, Annapolis, MD 21401 for the cost of copying and postage. NEW YORK: A copy of our latest financial report may be obtained by contacting the New York State Attorney General’s Charities Bureau, 120 Broadway, 3rd Floor, New York, NY 10271. VIRGINIA: A financial report is available from the Virginia State Division of Consumer Affairs, P.O. Box 1163, Richmond, VA 23209. As is true for all charities, however, registration by these governmental organizations does not imply their endorsement. A copy of JCA’s IRS 990 is available for public inspection at JCA’s Rockville office during normal business hours, Monday through Friday (except holidays), 9 a.m-5 p.m.

JCA 43rd Annual Report 11 Lay Leaders We salute our volunteer leadership team!

EXECUTIVE Second Vice President CLASS OF 2017 TRUSTEES Lynne Filderman Stella M. Bernstein COMMITTEE Jeffrey Lipson with terms ending at the 1990-1992 Annual Meeting of 2017 2015-2016 Susan Finkelstein Third Vice President Sylvia Raphael 2015-2016 Barbara Etkind with terms ending on Irwin Goldbloom with terms ending on Marion Kristal Goldberg September 20, 2016 1992-1994 September 20, 2016 Lynn Friss Feinberg Karen Keats Secretary Philip Baker Win Greenwald President Daniel Hodin Neal Kursban Nancy Fiedelman Fredric Cantor 1994-1996 Sheldon Grosberg Gerald Levine Peter J. Levin Assistant Secretary Sherman Cohn Sally M. Herman First Vice President Linda Rosenzweig Debra Liverpool Barry Nudelman 1996-1998 Natalie Cantor Edward Cooper Treasurer Susan Merewitz Susan Berla Perry Judith S. Ball Second Vice President Myrna Cooperstein Kenneth Simonson Herbert Mintz Stephen Rockower 1998-2000 Adrienne Mandel Harold Evans Assistant Treasurer John Squire Rabbi Matthew Simon Michael Goldberg Third Vice President Richard Galen Susan Finkelstein 2000-2002 Jeffrey Lipson David Weinberg Parliamentarian CLASS OF 2018 Irwin Goldbloom Elaine Kotell Binder Secretary Howard Gleckman with terms ending at the Karen Keats PAST PRESIDENTS 2002-2004 Nancy Fiedelman Annual Meeting of 2018 Neal Kursban George Hurwitz* Richard Dine Assistant Secretary BOARD OF DIRECTORS Phyllis Coburn 1973-1975 2004-2006 Linda Rosenzweig Peter J. Levin CLASS OF 2016 Debra Korth Barry Nudelman Julius Sankin* Ed Bonder Treasurer with terms ending on James McMann 1975-1978 2006-2008 Kenneth Simonson September 20, 2016 Susan Berla Perry Susan Miller Rosalie B. Gerber* Linda Kaplan Assistant Treasurer Ira Bartfield Stephen Rockower 1978-1980 2008-2010 Richard Galen Kamal Cohen Marvin Rosenberg Rabbi Matthew Simon Saul I. Stern* Barbara “Bobbe” Mintz Parliamentarian Howard Gleckman Stephen Wolk David Weinberg 1980-1982 2010-2012 Marion Kristal Goldberg (concurrently served in 2015- 2016 as an Officer of the Board) CLASS OF 2019 Sidney Z. Mensh* Samuel G. Kaplan Member-at-Large 2016-2017 with terms ending at the 1982-1984 2012-2014 Norman Goldstein with terms commencing on Howard Gleckman Annual Meeting of 2019 Gerald Levine September 20, 2016 Samuel J. Gorlitz* Sheldon Grosberg Ira Bartfield 2014-2016 2016-2017 Adele Winters Philip Baker 1984-1986 with terms commencing on Lorna Forde Fredric Cantor William Goldwater* September 20, 2016 1986-1988 Norman Goldstein Sherman Cohn President Vivien Hsueh Irvin “Bud” Lavine* Natalie Cantor Edward Cooper Donna Phillips Mason 1988-1990 First Vice President Myrna Cooperstein Adele Winters Lawrence L. Levin Adrienne Mandel Harold Evans 1990

12 JCA 43rd Annual Report . . . care. . . nurture. . . inspire

LIFE MEMBERS OF Create a Jewish Legacy THE BOARD Campaign Committee: Last year, more than 800 amazing volunteers contributed Toby Alterman Barbara “Bobbe” Mintz their time and talent to support JCA’s journey. We thank Wayne Berman Development Committee: them for their support and dedication! Joan Jolles Kline Adrienne Mandel Sidney Kramer Executive Committee: Bess B. Lavine Sheldon Grosberg Volunteers are an integral part of the JCA team, often working side-by-side with staff on the Edward R. Levin Interages Committee: front lines and behind the scenes to support Laurence Levitan James McMann programs and events. JCA volunteers teach Laurel Barron Mendelsohn Investment Committee: Rob Greenblatt courses, mentor jobseekers, tutor children, Irma Poretsky Leadership Committee: speak at community events, provide rides Sherry Rodman Richard Dine to elderly neighbors, design new programs Jimmie Shapiro Nominating Committee: – and much more! Our lay leaders (listed at Kenneth Simonson Richard Dine (concurrently serving as an left) are volunteers, too. Every hour worked Officer of the Board) Productive Aging by a volunteer multiplies our impact, allowing Kitty Strauss Award Dinner Steering us to do more good with every dollar. Committee: Kathleen Wiseman Phyllis and David Coburn  Succession and BOARD COMMITTEES Each year, JCA recognizes an outstanding volunteer with AND TASK FORCES Sustainability Planning and their chairpersons during Task Force: the Jacqueline Unger Community Service Award. Last year’s honoree Fiscal Year 2016 Samuel Kaplan was Leslie Shapiro, shown here with her brother, Mark Willcher, at our Adult Day Committee: Transportation 2015 Annual Meeting, where the Unger Award was presented to Leslie by Ellen Greenberg, Adele Winters Committee: JCA’s director of information and education programs. Leslie is a champion of the JCA Senior Advocacy Committee: Susan Berla Perry HelpLine, Career Gateway program, and other programs, too. Natalie Cantor * This lay leader is of blessed Annual Meeting 2015: memory as are Life Members KEY VOLUNTEER ADVISERS Daniel Hodin of the Board Maurice D. Annual Meeting 2016: “Maury” Atkin, Anne Bord, Bylaws & Ethics Counsel: Marion Kristal Goldberg, Winston & Strawn, Washington, DC Edward Levin David Brooks, Elizabeth Chief Information & Technology Adviser: David Baum, McLean, VA Cantor, Mollie Caplan, Anne Branding Task Force: Gelfand, Howard Katzman, General Counsel: Kenneth Jacob, Arent Fox LLP, Washington, DC Lynne Filderman and Jack Kay, Howard Polinger, Personnel Policies Counsel: Edward Levin, Saul Ewing LLP, Washington, DC Linda Kaplan Lester Poretsky, Anne Rich, Medical Director: Susan Miller, M.D., Bethesda, MD Budget, Audit & Finance Harvey Wertlieb, and Committee: Executive Director Emeritus Owner’s Representative for the Ann L. Bronfman Center and Construction Manager: Terry Korth, Kenneth Simonson Ruth Breslow-Young The Korth Companies, Gaithersburg, MD Listings are as of September 8, 2016 Retirement Plan Counsel: Linda Rosenzweig, Keightley & Ashner LLP, Washington, DC

JCA 43rd Annual Report 13 Staff Members EXECUTIVE OFFICE HEYMAN INTERAGES® CENTER MOBILITY MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS Rahel Tafesse, PRN Aide David Gamse, Chief Executive Officer Carol Croll, Senior Director Harriet Shapiro Block, Director Genet Tekeste, PRN Aide Helda Sheldon, Special Assistant to the CEO Leah Bradley, Assistant Director/Manager of Nancy Cooper, Mobility Specialist, Simone Tennassee, Aide Suzanne Pollak, Senior Writer/Editor Volunteer Services Connect-A-Ride Megan Tracy Benson, Program Coordinator Brenda Feldman, Mobility Specialist, SAMUEL GORLITZ INSTITUTIONAL ADVANCEMENT Elizabeth Fischer, Program Coordinator Connect-A-Ride KENSINGTON CLUBS Micki Gordon, Assistant CEO/Senior Esther Kaleko-Kravitz, Program Coordinator Katie Greenberg, Mobility Specialist, Colleen Kemp, Director, Social Day Director of Development Janel Peters, Program Coordinator Travel Training Programs Robin Blackman, Administrative Assistant, Vicki Thomas, Program Coordinator Dana Hirsch, Mobility Specialist, Escorted Diana Caisse, Activity Leader SeniorTech Karen Wittmann, Program Coordinator Transportation Julie Dorr, PRN Activity Leader Bonnie Clausen, Coordinator, Donor & Abby Levin, Mobility Specialist, Connect- Lily Groh, Activity Leader Community Engagement RUTH & HANS CAHNMANN CENTER A-Ride Karen Miller, Manager, Thome Kensington Club Ellen Greenberg, Director, Information FOR SUPPORTIVE SERVICES Veronica Penaranda, Mobility Specialist, Ellis Schlossenberg, Activity Leader & Education Elinor Ginzler, Senior Director Connect-A-Ride Louise Schneider, Activity Leader Trey Johanson, Development Database Sara Fought, Coordinator, Village Rides Dana Tate, Activity Leader Manager ROSE & HAROLD KRAMER CENTER Lisa Trachtman, PRN Activity Leader Lorraine LeSchack, Development Assistant ON TRANSPORTATION ALBERT & HELEN MISLER Brian Wood, PRN Activity Leader Koranee Peppe, Coordinator, Grants Moti Galil, Director ADULT DAY CENTER Barbara Wraback, PRN Activity Leader Writing Andrew Belliel, Driver Jim Brigl, Director Kelly Dean, On-call Driver Stephanie Blaize, Aide STATE HEALTH INSURANCE ASSISTANCE FINANCE & ADMINISTRATION Davd Doroheng, Driver Marie Blemur, PRN Nurse PROGRAM (SHIP) Richard Stanley, Chief Operating Officer Guillermo Figiueroa, Driver Janet Fields, Aide Leta Blank, Director Jack Berezny, Controller Ronnell Foreman, On-call Driver Ella Ginzburg, Health Coordinator Ann Kayrish, Program Specialist Margaret Bright, Receptionist Pierre Jean-Claude, Driver Fanaye Hagos, PRN Aide Maria Hernandez, Office & Operations Evelyn Kittrell, Coordinator, Senior Center Irene Kisin, Health Coordinator MEDICATION MANAGEMENT Administrator Transportation Harley Lattner, Social Worker Dana Hirsch, Program Manager Marivic Lim, Receptionist Andres Lazo, Driver Fran Lawrence, Activity Manager Sandy Lo, Program Assistant, Senior Douglas Leach, Driver Hee Sun Lee, PRN Aide Community Service Employment Program Robin Lee, Assistant Director Meg Leeds, Activity Leader Keh-Ay Shyu, Accountant Antonies Massenburg, Driver Marybeth Misa, PRN Aide Yonette Wilson Williams, Director, Senior Kathy McCray, Driver Carol Neudstadt, Social Worker Employment Programs Arturo Nicolalde, On-call Driver Marceline Ngo Ndjip, PRN Nurse Richard Zung, Accountant Chris Prinz, Driver Ishmael Odai-Afotey, Activity Leader Dominque Stewart, Driver Jacqueline Otieno, Administrative Assistant Berline Noubet Togna, Driver Robert Ratemo, Aide Barry Williams, Driver Shirley Rocke, Aide Steven Wilson, Sr., Driver Almaz Seyoum, PRN Aide

as of September 8, 2016

14 JCA 43rd Annual Report . . . honor. . . cherish. . . remember

Legacy Society Members The men and women listed below have supported the Jewish Council for the Aging (or pledged their support) through a will, insurance policy or other planned giving instrument. We thank them all for their personal investment in JCA’s future. Their selfless generosity will make a difference in the lives of seniors for generations to come.

David G. Abraham Sherman L. Cohn Ellen Greenberg The Hon. Adrienne Belle Shapiro Saul I. Stern Cecile Alpert Virginia E. Corb Dr. Marshal Greenblatt Mandel Samuel Sherwood Rose Todress Seymour Alpert Frank DiCostanzo Win Greenwald Sarna B. Marcus Rosalind Shifrin Bessie Turover Jack Alterman Joan DiCostanzo Gerald Greenwald Rosalind B. Marimont Fred Shindell Isador Turover Toby Alterman Margaret Flender Ewing Sheldon Grosberg Edith S. Markus Kenneth D. Simonson Louis J. Walinsky Rudolph Aronowitz Nancy E. Fiedelman Matthew D. Guy I. Lewis Markus Gertrude L. Slifkin Geraldine E. Weinrib Arnold Aronson Ruth Fine Megan M. Guy James P. McMann Dorothy J. Soffer Frances E. Wolf Robert E. Asher Jay G. Finkelstein Joseph F. Henig Marjorie E. McMann Theresa Sollman Sylvia Wubnig Maurice D. Atkin Susan S. Finkelstein Cathy M. Hodin Laurel Barron Mendelsohn Jan Solomon Belle S. Yaffee David Baum Isaac Fleischmann Daniel P. Hodin Dr. Robert A. Mendelsohn Helen G. Spector Rivka Yerushalmi Sheva R. Bernstein Rosalie Fonoroff Sigmund J. Jacobs Barbara S. Mintz Ruth T. Bigelson Albert I. Fox Jacob M. Jaffe Herbert H. Mintz Elaine Kotell Binder Evelyn J. Fox Nathan Kadan Jeanne S. Mintz Dr. Richard A. Binder Isadore & Fannie Foxman Frances R.B. Kaplan Albert Misler Murray Blackstone Chesed Fund Leslie A. Kaplan Helen Misler Abe Blajwas Moses Freedman Samuel G. Kaplan Annette G. Moshman Sylvia M. Blajwas Louise Gabel David A. Kosh Jack Moshman Anne R. Bord David N. Gamse Zelda H. Kosh Eva D. Oswalt Helen S. Boston Peg Gamse Harold Kramer Florence Perman Irwin Bregman Harry B. Gelboin Rose C. Kramer Robert Perman Dr. Leon Gerber Eileen L. Robinson Ruth Breslow-Young Solomon Lazerow JCA is proud to be a founding member Barry Cantor Rosalie Gerber Harvey I. Leifert Marvin Rosenberg of the Create a Jewish Legacy campaign, Natalie Cantor Dorothy A. Glaser Joseph Levengard Sylvia W. Rothstein a program created and nurtured by the Alexander Chase Dr. Allan R. Glass Gerald Levine Dr. Randi Rubovits-Seitz Jewish Federation of Greater Washington Edna R. Cohen Joanne M. Goldstein Jeffrey A. Lipson Lorraine Rudney and its United Jewish Endowmant Fund. Jefferson B. Cohen Norman Goldstein Tina Lunson William E. Salomon, Jr.

JCA 43rd Annual Report 15 Campaign Donors The Campaign for the 21st Century enabled us to purchase and renovate JCA’s permanent home. Now it sustains that home, the Ann L. Bronfman Center, as well as our ongoing efforts to pay off (or pay down) its mortgage.

As of June 30, 2016, the Campaign had raised $5,656,659. The list below of beneficent donors continues to grow, as does the number of donor names that shine in our building’s lobby. Those names welcome clients, volunteers, donors, staff and guests to our vibrant home – and they affirm for all that ours is a caring community.

GRAND CHAMPIONS CHAMPIONS BENEFACTORS GUARDIANS LEADERS Frances S. and Jacob M. $1,000,000+ $250,000 - $999,999 $100,000 - $249,999 $25,000 - $99,999 $2,500 – $24,999 Jaffe Ann L. Bronfman The Sylvia Blajwas Living Sandra and Clement Judith S. Ball Amy Berger and Glen Linda and Stephen Kaplan Foundation Trust Alpert Elaine Kotell Binder and Nager The Hon. Bess Lavine & The State of Maryland/ Alexander Chase Trust Sylvia Blajwas Dr. Richard Binder The Ruth Bigelson Family Irvin A. Lavine Martin O’Malley, Lois and Richard England Ann L. Bronfman Sherman L. Cohn Trust Jim and Marge McMann Governor Susie and Michael Philip L. Graham Fund District of Columbia Ali and Edward Bonder The Hon. Adrienne & Gelman/Morningstar Leslie and Samuel Kaplan Homeland Security and Congressional Bank Manny Mandel Foundation Emergency Management Terry Korth, The Korth Sarah and Richard Dine Mannington Commercial Agency Kenneth S. Jacob, Arent Companies Mary and Alan Einhorn In Memory of Israel Fox LLP Ahuva and Frank Dye Betty Mae and The Hon. Lynne Filderman Neustadler Irene and Edward H. Edward Levin, Esq./Saul Sidney Kramer Leslie and Richard Galen Donna and Ronald Oser Kaplan Ewing Barbara and Herbert Mintz Peg and David Gamse Joan and Marvin Barbara and Jack Kay Susan and Jay Finkelstein Rosenberg Samuel Sherwood Andrea and Rabbi Steven Montgomery County, Amy and Arthur Kales The State of Maryland/ Glazer Kathie and David Maryland/Isiah Leggett, Richard Sharlin/Dominion Weinberg Larry Hogan, Governor Margaret and Irwin County Executive Electric Supply Company, Goldbloom The Estate of Rosalind B. Inc. Micki and Lowell Gordon Marimont Jan Solomon and Kenneth Simonson Win and Gerald Greenwald The Anne and Marcus Smith Family Fund Judy and Shel Grosberg Saul I. Stern Sally and Stephen Herman David and Geraldine Cathy and Dan Hodin Weinrib

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Endowment Donors The Compassion Funds, which are JCA’s endowments, demonstrate the true meaning of caring and compassion to our children and grandchildren – and to future generations we may never meet. These Funds help to ensure JCA’s viability and vitality today and tomorrow, while also providing stability in uncertain times.

On June 30, 2016, the Compassion Funds had an estimated total value of $1,813,488. In Fiscal Year 2016, they contributed $75,400 to support JCA’s people and programs.

For General Use JCA Board of Directors’ For Transportation Marion & Michael Rose C. & Harold Kramer Sherry Rodman Flora & Maury Atkin Fund Special Fund Ethel E. & Joseph B. Goldberg Susan Kraut Judith Mazo & Mike Danzansky Fund Cathy Bernard Fund Hon. Bess B. & Irvin A. Joanne & Norman Bess B. & Irvin A. Lavine Seldman Lavine Fund Harold & Rose C. Kramer Goldstein Stella & Paul Bernstein Susan & Edward Levin Anne & Marcus Smith Fund Edward R. Levin Fund Fund Marilyn & William Gordon Levine Deana & Gerald Stempler Burstein Estate Fund Sylvia & Coleman Raphael Julius & Jeanne Sankin Goldwater Rachel Kronowitz & Mark David S. Stone Foundation Fund Fund Nancy & Marshal Campaign for Forgotten Lewis Mindy Buren & Jerry Elders Fund Gerald & Deana Stempler Greenblatt For Community Laurel Barron Mendelsohn Stouck Fund Win & Gerald Greenwald Deborah & Walter Cohn Opportunity Grants & Robert Mendelsohn Hadassah Thursz Fund Harry & Jeanette Sally & Stephen Herman Hadassah & Daniel Thursz Sylvia & Coleman Raphael Bessie & Isador Turover Harold & Lilyan Evans Weinberg Fund Fund Lean & Eric Hirschhorn Joy Gail Raywid Philanthropic Fund Fund Dianne & Dennis Horn For the Campaign for Anne S. Reich Karen Zuckerstein Rosalie Fonoroff Fund For Staff Training and the 21st Century Development Karen & Robert Keats Rosalie B. Gerber Fund Anne & Marcus Smith Ruth Breslow-Young Fund Joanne & Norman Family Fund Goldstein Fund For the Harry & With gratitude, we list the permanent funds of the United Jewish Marilyn & Bill Goldwater For Adult Day Care Jeanette Weinberg Endowment Fund that donors designated in part or in whole to JCA. Fund Sylvia & Morris Krucoff Endowment Society Fund Samuel K. Abrams Memorial Fund Dr. & Mrs. Marshal Flora & Maury Atkin Clement & Sandra Alpert Designated Endowment Fund Greenblatt Fund Rodman Family Fund Judith S. Ball Dorothy Fabricant Memorial Fund Win & Gerald Greenwald Isador Turover Fund Elaine & Richard Binder Harry and Sarah Gelfand Memorial Fund Fund Sara & Bruce Brandeleone For Home Care and Rosalie & Dr. Leon Gerber Fund Brenda & Sanford Guritzky Transportation Phyllis & David Coburn Rose & Harold Kramer Fund Fund Anne S. Reich Family Fund Edith Fierst Sarah G. Silberman Memorial Fund Sally & Stephen Herman Rosalie Fonoroff Fund Nina & Sid Glasner We have not included the value of these funds in the data reported above.

JCA 43rd Annual Report 17 Annual Fund Contributors With admiration and deepest gratitude, we acknowledge the individuals and institutions supporting JCA with gifts of $100 or more or through significant in-kind contributions from July 1, 2015 through June 30, 2016. Also see page 10 for information regarding our Fiscal Year 2016 income from grants and program fees as well as for additional information about JCA philanthropy.

These generous friends helped all seniors thrive, and we thank them for investing in JCA!

GUARDIANS Greta Faigen Michael Goldberg George Wasserman Family Harry & Faye Burka Barbara Etkind & Rabbi $100,000 and above Gorlitz Foundation Ltd/ Corina Higginson Trust/ Foundation, Inc./Carolyn Foundation, Inc./Frances Jack Luxemburg Anonymous Gail Gorlitzz & Cris Smith Wilton Corkern Kaplan Burka Fabrangen Tzedakah Sylvia K. Greenberg Paul & Annetta Webber Family Dr. Edward & Mildred Collective/Debbie Foundation/Marisol Foster Cafritz Family Charitable Goldman FOUNDERS Win & Gerald Greenwald Himmelfarb Foundation, Foundation/Linda & $25,000-$99,999 Sally & Stephen Herman Inc./Michael Preston Family & Nursing Care/ Jimmy Cafritz Neal Kursban The Morris and Jewish Foundation for CHAMPIONS Kay Family Foundation, Jane & Fredric Cantor Gwendolyn Cafritz Inc./Lauren Kay Pollin Group Homes $1,000-$4,999 Pamela & Doug Feith Foundation/Calvin Cafritz Jerome A. Kaplan & Anonymous (6) Marilynn & Norman Marlin & David Feldman Robert P. and Arlene R. Cohen Philip L. Graham Fund Kogod Family Foundation Deena L. Kaplan Family Adventist HealthCare, Inc. Nancy Fiedelman & David Foundation The Colburn Family Healthcare Initiative Irma Poretsky George E. Arnstein Baum Katzman Family Foundation/Lisa Keefer Foundation/Crystal Carr Deanne H. Sharlin Martin Auerbach Dana & Ron Fishbein Townsend Foundation/Marlene & Colonial Equipment Alan & Esther Fleder Charles E. Smith Family Chuck Freed Rhona & Phil Baker Company/Donald Combs Leslie & Sam Kaplan Foundation/Gail Fleder Foundation The Hon. Sidney Kramer Judith S. Ball Robin & Ed Cooper Bobbe & Herb Mintz Ann & Thomas Friedman The David S. Stone The Jacob & Charlotte Kathryn & Ira Bartfield Myrna & Gerald Kathie & David Weinberg Barbara & Charles Foundation, Inc./Daniel B. Lehrman Foundation/ Baxt Family Foundation, Cooperstein Binstock Friedman Samuel Lehrman Inc./Joy & Leonard Baxt Joanne & Frank Crantz PATRONS Leslie & Richard Galen Leshowitz Family Gail Becker Miriam J. Cutler $10,000-$24,999 BENEFACTORS Peg & David Gamse Foundation/Terry Singer The Bender Foundation, Sarah & Richard Dine Anonymous (4) $5,000-$9,999 George Preston Marshall Inc./Julie Silver Bender Garden of Remembrance Irene & Jared Drescher Memorial Park Esthy & Jim Adler Anonymous (1) Foundation/Barbara Jones Frances & Thomas Ralph S. & Frances R. Bernard W. Aronson Gary & Pennie Abramson Marge & Jim McMann Bensinger Rosalie & Leon Gerber Dweck Family Foundation Designated Fund/Robert Charitable Foundation Francine Berkowitz Carol & Gary Berman Susan & Alan Miller Eldercare Referral & M. Gerber Phyllis & David Coburn Elaine Kotell Binder & Natalie & Barry Cantor Sylvia & Coleman Raphael Consulting/Adele & Elinor Ginzler & Walter Sherman L. Cohn Dr. Richard Binder The Community Jan Solomon & Kenneth Sherman Winters Gross The Alvin & Louella Blajwas Family Fund to Foundation for the Simonson Shulamit & Alan Elsner Phyllis & Ralph Gittleson National Capital Region/ Epstein Foundation/ Benefit JFGW Agencies Kathy Matthews Richard P. Sills Nina & Sol Glasner

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Allan Glass Krauthamer & Associates/ Posner-Wallace Sidelle Wertheimer Congressional Bank/Jeffrey Lauren & Andrew Kline Marion & Daniel GaryKrauthamer Foundation/Elisabeth Women of Temple Lipson The Korth Companies, Inc. Goldberg Ineke & Peter Kreeger Schouten & James Posner Rodef Shalom/Mary Ann Nancy & Howard Cooper Candace Kovacic-Fleischer Joan & Seth Goldberg Sandra Kursban & Joy Gail Raywid Kennedy Audrey Corson & Daniel & Walter Fleischer Margaret & Irwin Stephen Sawmelle Grace Robinowitz Rivka Yerushalmi Kazzaz Susan & Bill Kristol Goldbloom Pearl & Gary Lake Foundation Judy & Leo Zickler Ann Louise & Edward Lakeforest Toyota Joanne & Norman Leon Foundation/Irene & Lorraine & Richard Rose Cowan Dot & Arnold Lear Goldstein Alan Wurtzel Linda Rosenzweig & SUPPORTERS Joan & Frank DiCostanzo Ellen & Stuart Lessans Sander Bieber The Greene-Milstein Iris & Larry Lerner $500-$999 Mim & Steve Dubin Carol & Peter Levin Family Foundation/Nancy Abby & Rob Levin Lorain & Irving Rothstein Anonymous (6) Seymour Dussman & Herbert Milstein Barbara & Hank Levine Marsha & Les Levine Sagel Bloomfield Funeral Charlene Barshefsky & Donna & Mark Evens Shoshana & Arnold Care/Edward Sagel Barbara & The Hon. Yvonne & Charles Levy Edward Cohen Lynn Friss Feinberg & Laurence Levitan Greenland Laura & Bill Salganik Patricia & Randall Lewis Joan Begelman David Krantz Marion Lewin Judy & Sheldon Grosberg Rita & Howard Karen & Jeff Lipson The Benevity Impact Beth Feldman Judie & Harry Linowes Louis C. & Celia K. Schlossberg Community Fund Susan & Jay Finkelstein Grossberg Foundation/ The Hon. Adrienne & Elaine Lynn Sandy & Lewis Schneider Audrey & Stanley Berlinsky Perla & Julius Fox Manny Mandel Sherry & Peter Frank Philip Margolius Wilma & Stan Schwartz Caryl & George Bernstein Judah Gudelsky Patricia & Ken Max Arlene & Stephen Libby & Ronald Merrill Victor Shargai Barbara & Michael Friedlander Tamara & Harry Hannah & Michael Mazer Susan & Eric Meyers Phyllis & Richard Sharlin Blaustein Amy Gilbert & Steven Handelsman Eva L. Meigher Oleg Meyerson Terry Shuch & Neal Cookie & Nelson Blitz Newpol Emily Hofmann & Kenneth Susan & Leonard Nancy & Richard Millstein Merewitz Meiselman Faith & Philip Bobrow Ann & Frank Gilbert Winer Mary & John Morell Janet Meyers & Mark Shugar Foundation/Ted Ali & Ed Bonder Marci & Larry Goldberg Albert Jacobs Geier Morgan Stanley Smith Pollak Jo Ann Cadeaux Merrill Goldsmith Debbie & Ken Jaffe Gottlieb Simon Barney LLC/Ron Fishbein Steven Motzno Christiana Carr Jonathan Golub S Kann Sons Co. Margo Smith & Gerald Evelyn Morton & Charles Ellen & Jim Myerberg Aleen & The Hon. Herbert Elaine & David Goodman Foundation, Inc./Amelie & Levine Wheeler Bernei Burgunder, Jr. National Council of Jewish Chabot Micki & Lowell Gordon Jennifer Sosin & Adam National Auto Body Women Montgomery Ana Chepelinsky Linda & Stephen Kaplan Posen Melanie Grishman Collision Center/Tony County/Evelyn Macfadden Nancy & Stewart Cherner Sally Kaplan The Stempler Family Ruby & Herbert Halperin Tossounian Karen & Bob Keats The Mary Daly MacFarland Bonnie & Rob Clausen Lorraine & Leo Halpert Tena Nauheim & David Foundation/Bruce B. Foundation/Deana & Stanley and Jeanne Harrison Kinder Morgan Wilson Gerald Stempler Linda Lurie Hirsch Foundation/Maureen Samson B. Stern Clayman Foundation/ Kathy & Dan Hodin Roni & Barry Nudelman Melanie & Larry Nussdorf Frances & Richard Silbert Bulkley Ziva & Aaron Tomares Rhoda Hornstein Mark Obrinsky Deborah Ann Kline & Oceana International Kamal & Barry Cohen Headquarters/Andrew Lynn & Aron Trombka Sylvia Horwitz Beverly & Alan Peterkofsky Howard Gleckman Marcy & Neil Cohen Sharpless Isadore & Bessie Turover Juel Janis Amy Platnick Debbie & Terry Korth Rita & Jonathan Cohen Susan Berla Perry Philanthropic Fund/Lillian Carolyn & Warren Kaplan Sandra & Richard Pollen Rose and Harold Kramer Sheila Cohen & Phillip Geraldine Pilzer & Harry Friedman Joan Kleinman & Samuel Susan & Ted Rabkin Fund/Madelyn Schaefer & Barbara & Steve Wege Ochs Ellen Ross Libby & Lou Pohoryles Witten

JCA 43rd Annual Report 19 Henry and Anne Reich Helene Weisz & Richard Vivian & Ray Bass Michele Bloch & Jeffrey Maria & Robert Burka Rita Demsey Family Foundation, Inc./ Lieberman Alice & Howard Baum Rubin Ilsa & Mike Bush Betsy & Reed Dewey Trina & Lee Rubenstein Gail & Robert Wilensky Beatrice Baum Sheri & David Blotner Kathy & Arthur Cadeaux Anne & Louis Diamond Marjorie & David Richman Blanche & Mark Wine Emily & Graeme Beaton Robert Blumberg Caring from a Distance Natalie & Larry Dickter Faith Roessel & Matthew Val & Michael Wolly Patricia & Stanley Beder Laura & Jeffrey Blumenfeld Inc./Nora Jean & Michael Sharon & Mark Diskin Slater Barbara Yellin & Philip Belle Haven Women’s Harriett & Jack Bobb Levin Yvonne & Jeffrey Frances Rothstein & West Club/Laura Lawler Shirley & Joseph Bogage Marcia Chambers & Paul Distenfeld Stephen Wolk Marilyn & Bob Zuckerman Rose Belmont Michael Bogdanow Zimmet Judith Doctor Ann Sablosky & Stephen Jennifer & Jeffrey Emelia Beltran Yvette Boldt Nancy Chasen & Donald Sharon Doner-Feldman Rockower Spero Zukerman The Bench Trail Fund/Ruth Judith Bor Mildred & Harry Saul Ewing LLP/Edward Jane Cheever Levin & Stephen Pollak Victoria Bor & David Dornbrand FRIENDS Roberta & Richard Benfer Dugoff Judith Chernoff & Jeffrey Sue & Rabbi George Richard Schacter Bernstein $100-$499 Sharon & Michael Benoliel Judith & William Borten Driesen Janis & Phil Schiff Rennie & Amoz Chernoff Anonymous (28) Lawrence Berger Robin & Bruce Bortnick Andrea Drimmer Lilo & The Hon. Richard Sharon Cohany Nora Abello Paul Berger Watson Bosler Judith & Gregory Schifter Irwin Cohen Helen Abrahams Jane Bergner Deborah & Selwyn Dulovich Ann Schwartz & David Lenore & George Cohen Silver Nancy Abramowitz & Deborah Berkowitz & Bottinick Mary Ann Dutton & Debra Mark Ellenberg Geoffrey Gann Sara & Bill Boyan Linda Cohen-Green & Jean Veta Bena & Stan Siegel George Green Judy & Michael Ackerman Dorothy Berlin Marc Bransky Rhoda & Norbert Eckstein Fanchon & Manuel Linda Lee Cohen Silberstein Esther & Milt Adelman Debra & Jerome Berman Bernice & Joel Breslau Joan & Tony Edwards Rita Cohen Terry Ellen Singer Burton Adler Denise & Wayne Berman Judith Bresler Anne & Gil Ehrenkranz Roz & Zivan Cohen Barbara & John Sipos Davida & Edward Shelly & Peter Berman Pat Brett-Pollock & Alan Deborah & Gerald Alexander Robin & Jerald Cohn Ehrenstein Jeffrey Slavin Kim & Bruce Bernstein Pollock Carolyn Alper Nadine Cohodas Marlene & Richard Ehrlich Barry Slevin Stella & Paul Bernstein Naomi & Harold Brodsky Sue & William Alterman Irith & Roger Browdy Geri & Richard Vera & Bernard Ehrlich Alexander C. & Tillie S. Rabbi Stephanie Bernstein Cooperman Speyer Foundation/Carol James Altman & Henry Winokur Arlene Brown & Eugene Sandi & Michael Bonnie & Elliott Cowan Eisenberg & Cris Fromoluti Paula Altman Marcy & Mickey Berra Bialek Celia & Stuart Steingold Carolyn & Robert Amato Maury Brown Carol & Alan Croll Miriam Eisenstein & Carol Richard Better Stern Della Stolsworth & Gary Judith Anderson Patti & Alan Brown Suzanne Cytryn & Vivian & Irving Beyda Michael Feinstein The Hon. Stuart E. Rosen Vicky & Tom Autry Miriam & David Debra & Edward Bieber Helen Dalton Eizenstat Helen & Jonathan Nancy Axelrod Browning, Jr. Rebecca & Fred Diane & Seth Davidson Linda Engel & Michael Sunshine Joan Bailey Biederman Nancy & Alan Bubes Shari Davidson Goldstein Marilyn & Stef Tucker Betty & Randall Balin Debra & Alan Birnkrant Bulman Dunie Burke Janet Decosta Robert Enzel Vinik Family Foundation/ Sandy Bank Lystra Blake & Michel & Feld Chtd/Barry Mark Hammond Nudelman Leonard Deitz Anita & Mark Epstein Joan Barr Sundel Jacob Walles David Bulova Del-Ray Glass Company, Anita & Noel Epstein Samuel Barr Maris & Sam Bleicher Harriet & Frank Weinstein Shirley Burger Inc./Mitchel Papanicolas Diane & Burton Epstein Ruth & Charles Bartfeld Emily & Michael Blicher Joy & Herb Epstein

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Rena & Gordon Epstein Jean & Jeffrey Forman Geraldine Gittleson Helene & Gene Granof Judith Herr & Robert Madeleine & Marvin Kalb Starr & Fred Ezra Brenda Lee Fox Margie & Ron Glancz Gratzer Graphics LLC/ Samuelson Amy & Arthur Kales Dorothy Fait & David Jeffrey L. Fox Robin Glantz & Anthony Colleen Nusser Sonia Herson Ralph Kantrowitz Borenstein Maier B. Fox Ciccone Julian Graubart Edith & Arthur Hessel Donald A. Kaplan Family & Nursing Care Richard Fraenkel Nancy Glassman Betty Greenberg Barbara & Austin Heyman Irene & Ed Kaplan Wendy Fanaroff Myra & Daniel Framm Judy & Warren Glick Ellen & Morton Saralee Hillman Rose & Philip Kaplan Janet Farbstein Arthur Frank Robert Glick Greenberg Marion Hoch Tova Kaplan Carol & Jack Feder Linda & Jay Freedman Morton Gluck Florine Greenberg Sandra Hoexter Mayanne Karmin Susan & Howard Feibus Gail Fribush & William Ronit & Alan Gober Susanne & Steven Judy & Ben Hofheimer Jessica Kasten & Michael Stephen Feigin Rudolph Laura Golberg Greenberg Sara & Kenneth Holland Rosman Eugene Feinberg Melissa & Robert Denise Gold Marcia & Eli Greenblum Marian & David Holtz Sherry & Stuart Kaswell Doris & Myron Feinsilber Friedland Joy & Archie Gold Ruth Greenstein Shirley & Myles Hurwitz Jody Katz & Jeffrey Gibbs Clarice & Howard Harriet & Robert Friedman Walter Gold Linda Grodin Susan & Paul Hyman Lita & Bert Katz Feldman LeeEllen Friedman & Gerta & Alfred Goldberg Brooke & David Gross Iona Senior Services/Sally Nathan Katz Elaine & Howie Feldman David Taylor Rodney Golden Lauren Gross & Harold White Rosamond Katz Segall Karen & Baruch Fellner Marie & Roberto Marsha & Robert Goldfarb Maxine Isaacs Barbara A. Kaufman Friedman Merna & Joseph Naomi & Gary Felsenfeld Barbara & Ken Goldman Jennifer & Kenneth Jacob Barbara & Richard Belle Frishman Guttentag Debra & Marvin Feuer Catherine Goldman Debra & Robert Jacobs Kaufman Eleanor Frishman Megan Guy Seymour S. & Diane M. Howard Goldman Laura & Jerold Jacobs Sheri & Jeff Kaufman Robin & Jay Fuchs Ronnie & Miles Haber Feuer Foundation Jack Goldman Selma & Harry Jacobs Gail Kaufmann Judith Furash Risa & Charles Hackett Judith Fien-Helfman Linda & William Goldman Susan & Barry Jacobs Charlotte & David Keil Edith Fierst Sheila & Allen Gaisin Janet Hahn & Kenneth Lotte Goldman Simon Jewish Community Marlene Keilsohn Peggy & Jack Finarelli Deborah Garfield Relations Council/Ron Philip Goldman Harriet & Harold Halpern Shirley Kemelhor Arlene & Harold Finger Lisa & Richard Garfinkel Halber Linda Goldsmith & Jonathan Hardis Marie-Louise Kennedy Susan & David Fink Arthur Gary Howard Berger Jewish Historical Society of Shelly & Fred Kerman Lesley & Bob Gasperow Barbara & William Greater Washington/Laura Berdie & David Firestone Clare Golub Harkaway Barbara Kerxton Marjorie & Gilbert Geldon Apelbaum Faye First Jack Goodman Harris Family Foundation/ Elizabeth Kessel & Edward Ruth & Earl Geldon Jewish Social Service Meryl & Kevin Fishkind David Gooen Nancy & John Harris Agency/Margery Arnold Levine Joy & Marc Gerber Debra & Rabbi Lyle Barbara Gordon Patricia Harris-Harrison Annette Jolles June & Robert Kessler Fishman Nancy & Carl Gewirz Dina & Jess Gordon Sandy & Barry Harris Sue & Kevin Jordahl Leslie & Joseph Kessler Jack Fitzgerald Sonya Gichner Judith Gordon Patricia Hartge & Alan Jane Josephs Susan & Jeffrey Kessler Patricia & Ronald Flagg Livleen & Indermit Gil Rhoda & Louis Gorsky Strasser Naomi & Jay Josephs Shirley & Marshall Keys Adrienne Flanders & Helen Ginberg Vicki Gottlich & Jay David Haytowitz Denise Kahn Marky & Bo Kirsch Gerald Friedman Nancy & Dalbert Goldman Susan & Gerald Hellerman Wendy & Barry Klayton Carol & Michael Flicker Ginsberg Wendy Kahn & Martin Eunice & Robert Gould Ruth & William Henoch Burns Esther & Bernard Klein Nancy Floreen Joan Ginsberg Cari & Bill Gradison Maria Hernandez Sherry Kaiman Marilyn Klein Avraham Forman Ronnie Ginsberg

JCA 43rd Annual Report 21 Naomi Kleitman Arthur Leabman Kate & Irv Losman Yael Mordfin Deena Pers Patricia & Leo Rennert Joan Jolles Kline Judith & Martin Leader Sara & Allan Lowe Diane & Mike Morstein Barbara & Michael Phillips Joseph Resch & Alexander Evyan & Robert Koenig Brian Lebowitz Rita Lowenberg Karen & Edward Moses Barbara & Robert Phillips Lichenstein Sondra & Jeffrey Komarow Hannah & Chuck Lefton Audrey Lyon & Jeffrey Janet Muenz Sheila & Robert Pinsker Bonnie Richter & Alan Joan & Victor Korenman Catherine & The Hon. Weintraub Barbara Mulitz Louise Piver Levin Julia Korenman & Howard Isiah M. Leggett Judy & Michael Mael Jim Nagel Avril Plotnek Stanley Richter Tracer Roberta & Howard Lehrer Patricia Makely & Joseph Adele Narva Bonnie Politz & Jerome Deborah & Mike Rider Janice & Stephen Kossman Deborah Leibowitz Schechter Miriam & Harvey Nathan Berman Barbara & Bernard Ries Rosa Kotelanski Sandra & Arnold Alan Malman The National Center to Vivian Pollock Cynthea & Thomas Elley & Bob Kott Leibowitz Rhoda Mancher Encourage Judaism, Inc./ Marilyn & Ira Polon Riesenberg Bernice & Maxim Kovel Sherry Leichman & Keith Elizabeth & Robert Asher Gerecht Sylvia Potash Babette & Michael Rinis Steven Kover Snyder Margolis National Older Worker Charlotte & Maurice Joyce & Richard Riseberg Joyce Kramer Coleman Leifer Elliot Margolis Career Center, Inc./ Potosky Joshua Rokach Gregory Merrill The Hon. Rona E. Kramer Harvey Leifert Leslie Marks Beverly Potter Ann & Allan Rose Richard Lent Pearl Marks Fizzeh Nelson-Desiderio & Lutz Prager Ingrid & Milton Rose Joan & Abe Krash Tony Desiderio Joan & Harold Krauthamer Sandra & Michael Leonard David Martin Deborah & Juan Prawda Linda & Theodore Rosen Ina & Larry Lerman Gail Martin Carol Neustadt & Barry M. Bella Rosenberg Marjorie & Lawrence Cohen Theodore Press Randi & Salo Levinas Claire Marwick Laura Sue Rosenberg Kravitz Mary & Bob Nisbet Professional Maintenance Pamela Levine & Todd Carol Mates Management Inc./Mitch Nancy & Ricardo Judith & Jeffrey Kremen Elaine Nobleman Sheila & Ross Kremer Schenk Judith & Arnold Mays Lustig Rosenberg Debra Levy Eldercare Nonprofit Village/Kim Patti & Jeffrey Pukatch Janet Ravner Rosenblum June Krevor Ellen & Harvey Mazer Jones Associates LLC/Susy Camilla McRory Gerry & Bernard Quinlan PACE Fund/Florence & Joan Kristal & Steven Murphy Norbeck Enterprises/The Daniel Rosenblum Penansky Laurel Barron Susan & Arnold Quint Rosalind & Ronald Levy Hon. Benjamin F. Kramer Lawrence Rosenblum Sheldon Krys Mendelsohn & Robert Carol & Lionel Rabin Samuel Levy Gayle Novig & Terry Sharon Rosendhal Shirley Kullen MendelsohnMiriam & Mahn Sylvia & Max Rabinovitz Sheila Lieber Barney Menditch Judy & Stuart Rosenthal Ruth Kupperschlag Samuel Olchyk Barbara & Jon Ranhand Sherri & Jim Lieberman Claire & Curtis Menyuk Pam & Glenn Rosenthal Simcha Kuritzky Gertrude Oliner Erica Raphael & Richard Shirley Light Diane Mesirow Rusty & Stephen Rosman Susan Kushner & Mark Karen & Jan Orenstein Friedman Mitchell Lindauer Anne & Martin Meth Barbara Ross Czarnolewski Mauri Osheroff Lucille Raphael Debra & Michael Linick Naomi Meyer Ellen & Alvin Ross Sandra & Sheldon Mary & Bernard Ilana & Carl Rappaport Kusselson Linda & Ace Lipson Thelma & Barry Meyer Paiewonsky Sarah & The Hon. Jamie Miriam Rothchild Jean Lai & Marvin Mark Leonard Lipton Susan & Harry Meyers Margery & Barry Passett Raskin George Rothstein Judith Landau Rosalie Litt Bruce Minkoff Frances & Barrett Penan Jacqueline Ratner Phyllis Rozman Ann & Bruce Lane Marcia Litwack Mona & Leonard Mitnick Frances Pensler Judith Ratner & Kenneth Fran & Robert Rubin Geller Kathryn & Kenneth Laskey Jane & Robert Loeffler Sheila & Donald Moldover Koranee & Jim Peppe Stephen Rubin Evelyn & Joseph Reader Donna & Jeffrey Lawrence Eileen & Mortimer Lorber Rita Mondschein Marilee & Donald Perkal Judith & George Ruby Fredda & Mark Regen Barbara Lawton Joan & Kenneth Lorber Norma & Leonard Mordfin Betty & Stephen Perloff Bev & Rick Rudman

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Frances Rutt Sharon Seidel & Steve The Albert and Lillian Pat & Charles Teller Michele Weil Hilda Zeldon Patrick Ryan Moss Small Foundation, Inc./ Stanley Tempchin Marcia Weinberg Karen & Robert Zelnick Lenore Sack Anna & David Seidman Shirley & Albert Small Temple Sinai Women of Cheryl & Robert Weiner Lois Zuckerman & Allan Sacks Ruth Seif Anne & Marcus Smith Reform Judaism/Barbara Joann & Richard Weiner Stephen Levy Fund/Joanne Smith Rebecca & Harold Sadin Judy & Hank Seiff Mintz Donald Weinstein Karen Zuckerstein Deborah Smyth Sandra Sadoff Margaret Seldin Ellen Tillman Donna & Rick Weinstein Cecelia & Thomas Senior Service America, Rachel & Kenneth Towbin IN-KIND DONATIONS Ruth Ann Saffitz Sonnabend Geraldyne Weiser Gilla & Harold Saltzman Inc./Nekeisia Booyer Mildred Trebach Joan M. Weiss We gratefully acknowledge Margo & Robert these gifts of pro bono Julie Samuels & Barry Holt Senior Service Americs, Judy & Vic Tynes Linda & Mark Weiss Inc./Anthony Sarmiento Sorrentino professional services, vehicle Jane & David Schachter U.S. Attorney’s Office, Judith Welles & Tim Shank Elaine Shafrin The Hon. Ruth Spector Greenbelt, MD/Jane donations via Car-J and other Tom Schaumberg Linda Wertlieb & Alan gifts of goods and services Harriet & Stephen Shapiro Rick & Debbie Stanley Nathan Fred Scheigert Deresh valued at $500 or more. Judith Shapiro-Auerbach Judith Stark Jane Udelson Minna & Ben Daniel Abramowitz Marilyn & Barry Scheiner & Kenneth Auerbach William & Vivienne Stark Laura Udis Williamowsky Alan Alda Stanley Scherr Ruth Shapiro Family Foundation Susan & Richard Ugelow Susan Schiffer & Mitchell Linda Stein Noreen & Scott AARP Ann & Jimmy Sherman Beth & Sanford Ungar Winkelman Goldstein Lori & Allen Steinman AARP Maryland Bonnie & Neil Sherman Kathleen Unger Vickie Witkin Marilyn Schimpf & Audrey & Howard Stelzer AARP Virginia Beverly & Harlan Sherwat Debby & Bruce Vivari Judy & Harold Wittman Sheldon Lampert Eve & Andy Stern Adventist Community Sue & Robert Shoenberg Carol & Don Vogel Barbara & Paul Wolfand Ellis Schlossenberg Jane & Ronald Stern Services of Greater Charles Short Marta Vogel Peter Wolfe Washington Susan & Larry Schor Merna & Melvin Stern Bobbi & Larry Shulman Ruth & Simon Wagman Phyllis & Robert Wolff America-China Carla & Jon Schraub Virginia & Robert Stern Arlene Sidell Sara Wagschal & Jay Nancy & Charles Wolfson International Foundation Molly Schuchat Marcia Sternfeld Rachel & Micah Siegel Elinsky Rita Wolfson Arent Fox, LLP/Kenneth Carol Schulman & Ralph Toni Stifano & Marc Barocas Deborah Silberman Beverly Walcoff Carole & Joe Wolinsky Jacob, Jessica L. Walton Harrington and Alex Stern Sandra & Jack Schwalb Nancy & Bert Silver Joan & Neil Waldman Cynthia Wolloch & Joseph Thomas Stiyer Arts for the Aging The Hon. Carol Schwartz Sharon & Ira Silverman Irene & Bill Wallert Reid, Jr. Ida & Michael Subin Asbury Methodist Village Haidee Schwartz Carole & Barry Silvermetz Judith & Richard Walters Eileen & Fred Wolpert Suburban Hospital John Harriet & Ronald Ward Barbara Barban Robin Schwartzman Beth & Barry Simon Hopkins Medicine/Leslie Charlotte Wolpoff David Baum Sandra & The Hon. Robert Harriet & Arthur Simon Weber Washington Hebrew Barbara Woodall & Scott Congregation Sisterhood/ The Beacon Newspaper Schwarzbart Sara & Rabbi Matthew Lorraine & Fred Sulmer Kragie Ellen Miller Bender JCC of Greater Susan & Stephen Scolnik Simon Sherry Sundick Working Systems, Inc./ Wealth Management/ Kathleen Wiseman Washington Janet Scribner Vicki & Gary Simon Carol & Harry Tabak Arnold Lerman Philip Yaffee Charles Benesch Paul Segel Carrie & Harold Singer Gabie Tahan Alfons Weber Bethesda Big Train Rita Segerman Lena & Fred Siskind Zehava Yakobovitch Harold Talisman Loretta Weber Baseball Rachel & Rabbi Ethan Wynne & Ron Sitrin Angela Yergin Edith & David Tatel Cynthia & Stephen Bethesda North Marriott Seidel Ann Sloane Ellen & Bernard Young Sheila & Steven Taube Weidman Hotel & Conference Martin Zatz Virginia Sloss Center

JCA 43rd Annual Report 23 Big Learning Weiwei Gerl Jewish Social Service Montgomery County MaryRose & Saul Rogolsky United States Social Jeffrey Bolotin Elinor Ginzler & Walter Agency Historical Society RSVP Northern VA Security Administration Frieda Bufano Gross Keightley & Ashner LLP/ Montgomery County Michael Sanders United Way of the Casa de Maryland David Goldstein Linda Rosenzweig Office of Human Saul Ewing LLP/Edward R. National Capital Area Resources Catholic Charities of Micki & Lowell Gordon The Korth Companies, Inc. Levin, Esq. Volunteer Fairfax the Archdiocese of Gratzer Graphics LLC Harvey Levine Montgomery County Seabury Resources for Volunteer Solutions Office of Human Rights Washington Great American Photographer Aging Vornado/Charles E. Smith Charles E. Smith Life Landscapes Ira Levine Photographer Montgomery County Senior Service America, Management Services Public Schools Communities Habitat for Humanity David Levy Inc. Washington Adventist Chinese American Senior Metro Maryland Literacy Council of Montgomery County Shady Grove Adventist Hospital Recreation Services Association Jacob Hartranft Montgomery County Medical Center Washington Jewish Week/ Mildred Moore Combined Federal Carol Hausman Lloyd-Meurer Portrait Sheraton Tyson’s Hotel Mid-Atlantic Media Pat Lawson Muse/NBC Campaign of the National Doug Hill/ABC WJLA-TV Studio Ellen Shorr Washington Metropolitan Capital Area News4 Area Transit Authority Historical Society of Luck Caterers Howard B. Silberberg, Esq. Commonwealth of Maryland Charity Muslim Community Sam Waterston Frederick County, Center Silver Spring Regional Virginia Campaign Maryland Campaign Services Center Rose Wechsler National Capital Regional County Cable Joe Hoffman Maryland Department Cynthia Silverstein Winston & Strawn LLP/ Montgomery Transportation Planning Holy Cross Health of Labor, Licensing and Richard Simon Marion Kristal Goldberg, Alan Croll Regulation Board Esq. Housing Initiative Ian Soboroff Richard Dine Maryland Department of National Institutes of Wolf Trap Foundation for Partnership Health Jan Solomon & Kenneth Tracey Dorfmann Transportation the Performing Arts Housing Opportunities NBC Universal Simonson Easter Seals Serving DC, Maryland Division of WorkSource Montgomery Commission of The Nonprofit Village David Steinfeld MD and VA Montgomery County Rehabilitation Services Leonard Yourman Janet O’Connell Total Wine & More Ethiopian Community Gabryal Hughey Mid-County United Joanne Zuckerman Ministries Per Scholas Center Interfaith Works Bobbe & Herb Mintz Phoenix Computers Harold Evans Islamic Society of the Fairfax 50+ Washington Area Montgomery College Potomac Garden Center Fairfax County Anna Jenefsky Montgomery County PreCon Event Commission for Women Government Jewish Coalition Against Proyecto Salud Clinic Credits Fairfax County Long Domestic Abuse Montgomery County Abel Quisbert Department of Health and Design: Beth Ponticello, cedc.org Term Care Coordinating Jewish Community Center Diane Rainey Photography Council Human Services of Northern Virginia Harry Rand Photography: Montgomery County Ford’s Theatre p3, left: Harvey Levine p7: Harvey Levine Jewish Community Department of Rebuilding Together Forrester Construction p3, right: Leah Bradley p9, left: James Brigl Relations Council Transportation Montgomery County Frederick County The Jewish Federation of Rehab-D Furniture p4: Harvey & Ira Levine p9, right: Trey Johanson p5: Diane Rainey p13: Harvey Levine Department of Aging Greater Washington Michael Ribin p6: Harvey Levine Jason Gamse Jewish Foundation for Donald Rindler Brett Gellman Group Homes

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