Jewish Federation of Greater New Haven
2016-17 Impact Report
Federation touches more Jewish lives than any other organization in the world. By investing in Jewish education, identity, leadership development, advocacy and care for those in need we sustain Jewish life - here, in Israel and in more than 70 countries around the world.
We are Here
Message from our Leadership:
"Leveraging our assets to the benefit of our community"
Dr. Norman Ravski
President
Judy Alperin
CEO
Scott Hurwitz
JCC President
Scott Cohen
JCC Executive Director
Dr. Steven Fleischman
Foundation Chairman
Lisa Stanger
Foundation Executive Director
As we are completing our recovery from the fire that broke out in our Jewish community building last year, we are much stronger than we were just one year ago. We have seen dreams and visions realized, and we have overcome great obstacles. We feel blessed. We are blessed because we are set on a course to complete the integration of our Federation with our JCC building on the strengths of our past. We are blessed because today we have concluded a full academic year of JTE, Jewish Teen Education, a social/educational program for teens by teens in our community under the leadership of VP of Education Evan Wyner. We are blessed because this day also marks the graduation of the first cohort of our Yesod community leadership program under the leadership of VP of Leadership Development, Sharon Hasbani , which will benefit Jewish organizations across the community. And we are blessed because Women Philanthropy's success under the leadership of Dena Schulman-Green has re-invigorated our flagship divisions, Lion of Judah and Pomegranate and overseen the creation of a brand new division, Sabra Society which recently had its very successful launch event. We are blessed because our Partnership2gether relationship through the Southern New England Consortium, chaired by Barbara Green Orell with our sister community Afula-Gilboa, has brought us many opportunities to better connect with our brothers and sisters in Israel, including through our flagship young Israeli emissaries program.
As we look into the year to come, we look forward to continue serving our constituents at our Jewish community building and across the 30 towns that make up Greater New Haven with new features, offerings, and ways to engage in Jewish life. In addition, we are pleased to report that we have begun to transition to our new, modern and robust database which will help us better serve our donors. This change should be completed over the course of the next year.
There is no question that the challenges that lie ahead of us loom large; but our commitment to the Greater New Haven Jewish community from Milford to Chester, from New Haven to Wallingford and to all places in between has never been stronger. In the year ahead as we work to return home to our building on Amity Road and strengthen the programs and services offered within the building, we will also be spreading our wings to deliver quality programs and services throughout our community. We take seriously our responsibility to each and every member of our community and will move forward accordingly for as it is written—kol arevim zeh b’ zeh—all Jews are responsible for one another.
Dr. Norman Ravski Judy Alperin
Jewish Federation President CEO
Scott Hurwitz Scott Cohen
JCC President JCC Executive Director
Dr. Steven Fleischman Lisa Stanger
Jewish Foundation Chairman Foundation Executive Director
TIKKUN OLAM
We make the world a better place by caring for those in need and doing acts of tzedaka. Federation is the safety net.
Mrs. Gutman* is a 84 year-old widow living alone, a Holocaust survivor with two adult daughters, both of whom live out of state. She receives Social Security and Medicare, and she has severe dietary restrictions as a result of her diabetes, high blood pressure and her recently diagnosed celiac disease. A long-time client of JFS' Holocaust Survivor Assistance Program, Mrs. Gutman was recently referred internally by her social worker for several other agency services, including emergency food assistance as her physical conditions worsened notably and she experienced a precipitous decline in weight. In part through Federation allocation monies, JFS, in collaboration with her physician, has been able to put her on s gluten-free, low sodium, low sugar diet. Many of the food items she needs to maintain her health are beyond her financial means to purchase independently, but the Federation assistance has helped to ensure that she can acquire these specialty items on a regular basis.
*Original names have been changed to protect the privacy of the clients
283 children served through Food4Kids program
395 seniors enjoyed cultural programming
99,989 lb of food distributed through JFS food pantry
200 families and individuals received emergency assistance
By supporting the Annual Campaign, you can ensure that counseling, support groups, the food pantry, and senior services through JFS, The Towers, as well as through the JCC of Greater New Haven are available to all who need them, regardless of their ability to pay.
JEWISH EDUCATION
We ensure that the rich legacy of Jewish life, learning, values and traditions will be transmitted to a new generation.
Published in Shalom New Haven, July 2017
JTE, Jewish Teen Education, is a year-old program in the Greater New Haven area created by teens for teens. JTE has completed two very successful semesters with great feedback from participating students. In the Fall of 2018, JTE will offer a range of classes, ranging from cooking and yoga to Israeli politics and comparative religions, for students entering grades 8 to 12.
In a recent interview with SNH editorial staff, JTE President Samantha Fleischman shares students’ impressions about the program’s first two semesters:
What did some of the teens have to say about the program, from your informal conversations throughout the past year? I talked to multiple students who were reluctant to join, but were pleasantly surprised by their experience. Everyone really loved their classes and teachers. We had some unique subjects like Comparative Religions, Controversy Debate and Understanding, Scandals of the Torah, JTE Yoga, The Big Questions, Jewish Images in Media, and Make a Difference. Gender Equality has definitely been my personal favorite. The teacher, Sharon Rosenblatt, has made the class really fun and interesting for all of the teens. I also really enjoyed the cooking class. We were able to make a mix of Jewish and Israeli foods and just typical American foods like cupcakes and muffins.
Why teens are coming back for a third semester? I think people are coming back for a third semester because they enjoyed the classes and saw the program as a great way to hang out with friends and meet new people.
What’s your favorite aspect of JTE? The fact that there is really something for everyone. It gave people from the entire community the opportunity to meet others and take classes that interested them. Unlike in school or Hebrew school, there are no obligations, you just take what you want to and think sounds interesting. I also love the sense of community that we are starting to build in the program.
299 Children in our community are enrolled in Jewish day schools.
Federation provided $39,600 in tuition offsets.
By supporting the Annual Campaign, you can help young people build strong Jewish identities and connections to Israel.
JEWISH IDENTITY
We foster a Jewish identity by bringing the community together - whether virtually or physically - in moments of joy, commemoration and revelation.
Jewish
Education
Mitzvah Day Makes an Impact
Published in Shalom New Haven, May 2017
185 volunteers joined the Jewish Federation of Greater New Haven at its Mitzvah Day volunteering event on Sunday, March 5, to help lend a hand in the community in fulfillment of a mitzvah. Projects took place at four sites around Greater New Haven, and impacted over 1,000 people. Programs included baking and art projects, fitness classes, thank you calls, a cereal collection and toiletry drive, and a sing-along with local seniors.
More than 1,000 people participated in Jewish programs and events supported by Federation
Shalom New Haven, The Voice of the Greater New Haven Jewish Community, is printed in 10,000 copies.
By supporting the Annual Campaign, you can help more people in our community experience the joy of Jewish life.
JEWISH FUTURE
We ensure a Jewish future by extending opportunities for children, teens and young adults to strengthen their ties to the community. We invest in leadership development.
More than 164 Jewish teens are active in social and educational programs after school
733 children enrolled at JCC Day Camps and Camp Laurelwood in summer 2017
8,000 students are engaged in Jewish life on Campus
635 children receive free books through PJ Library
By supporting the Annual Campaign, you help bring a wide variety of Jewish experiences to children, teens and young adults in our community.
Yesod Lays the Foundation for Future Leaders
Published in Shalom New Haven, July 2017
What do an IT professional, a nurse, a lawyer, a robotics Ph.D., and a graphic designer all have in common? They are all local, rising Jewish community lay leaders who recently began the Yesod Leadership Program. On March 7, the men and women above and an additional 14 men and women joined together for their first Yesod class.The word yesod in Hebrew means foundation or basis, which is a fitting name for this new initiative for the Greater New Haven Jewish community. The Yesod program consists of a series of interactive classes that will take place at various Jewish community locations in the area. The curriculum was developed through the Florence Melton School of Adult Jewish Learning and was written by Jewish educator Dr. Erica Brown. Our own Sydney Perry, esteemed educator and former CEO of the Jewish Federation of Greater New Haven is the facilitator for the course, and for all eight classes.
The goal of Yesod is to help our local lay leaders build and develop their personal and organizational leadership through a Jewish perspective. The 2017 Yesod cohort has enjoyed not only the curriculum in their classes thus far, but getting to know one another. They are learning from the texts, from Perry and from one another. Beyond just increasing their leadership skill set, this is an opportunity for them to forge connections with other Jewish lay leaders in our area that will serve our Jewish community for years to come. At a recent feedback session, the members of this cohort reported being pleased that they had a sense of being in a “safe room” in which they could learn not just from Jewish texts but also from one another. They reported feeling appreciative of being given this opportunity. As Perry states: “In this age of unprecedented change in the world and in our own community, we yearn for enduring wisdom to help us navigate and succeed in this topsy-turvey environment. At work, in leadership roles, at home with family and friends, we search for inspiring role models, a sense of purpose, reliable sources of guidance from the fields of business management and psychology and lessons from the richness of our Jewish tradition, history and text to help us make wise decisions. I feel so very fortunate to be guide, facilitator, educator and participant in Yesod. These are the leaders of tomorrow and their energy, engagement and experience, combined with the excellent curriculum from Melton, will allow them to meet the challenges that lie ahead. I expect great things!”
The members of this cohort come from nine area towns and represent a variety of levels of involvement in Jewish observance. Most importantly, each and every one of them is involved with and committed to his or her Jewish community, and is interested in growing that involvement. Thanks to the Jewish Foundations of North America, the Jewish Foundation of Greater New Haven, and our generous sponsor Andy Eder and the Eder Leader Institute, they will all have the opportunity to acquire new skills and grow in their commitment to their communities.
Sharon M. Hasbani is a board member of the JCC of Greater New Haven, the Jewish Federation of Greater New Haven and sits on the Executive Committee of the Jewish Federation of Greater New Haven. She is a graduate of the Wexner Heritage Program, which led to her position as Young Leadership Program Chair and her involvement in Yesod. She would like to thank Olga Markus for her invaluable work as Yesod Program Consultant.
JEWISH ADVOCACY
We promote tikkun olam, the repair of the world, through advocacy and action. We represent the Jewish community's interests and concerns to public officials and agencies, the media and the community at large.
JCARR volunteers prepare first night dinner for our first resettled family.
Marie and Fabior at the Library
Partnering with seven public schools in Greater New Haven, this program recruits, trains, places, and supports volunteer reading partners. More than 350 students benefit from the interaction with a caring adult, every year.
Connecticut Increases Penalties for Hate Crimes
Published in Shalom New Haven, July 2017
In response to rising incidents of hate in our communities, the Jewish Federation’s Jewish Community Relations Council (JCRC), in tandem with the AntiDefamation League (ADL), celebrated the recent passage of new, tougher hate crimes legislation in Connecticut.
This bill, slated to become the strongest legislation of its kind in the U.S., passed unanimously. Hate crimes previously considered Class D felonies, are now re-categorized as Class C felonies (making threats against a house of worship), punishable by 10 years in prison and $10,000 fines.
Community initiatives to prevent, educate and advocate against these threats have taken several forms. Under the banner of the Jewish Federation of Greater New Haven (JFGNH) State and local officials met at Congregation B’nai Jacob in Woodbridge with Jewish community leaders on February 23, to discuss the rise in anti-Semitism, targeted hate crimes and effective security tactics. After receiving security training on April 24, Judy Alperin, CEO of the JFGNH, spoke with community and faith leaders at Congregation Beth El-Keser Israel about increased incidents of violence.
Jewish Federation of Greater New Haven and its partner ADL actively promoted the bill through advocacy, culminating in the annual Legislative Breakfast organized by the Jewish Community Relations Council. Legislators Senator Len Fasano, Rep. Themis Klarides and Rep. Pat Dillon mutually shared their support for the new laws, encouraging the community and legislature to come together and set the tone by saying, “No more”.
In response, Michael Bloom, director of the Jewish Federation Association of Connecticut (JFACT) stated, “Nationwide, the rise in anti-Semitism and bomb threats against the Jewish community have caused stress, angst and fear in the Jewish community. These threats are real and should be punished to the fullest extent of the law.”
Steve Ginsburg, director of the Connecticut office of ADL, reacted to the anti-Semitic incidents by calling for, “the community coming together to say this is not who we are.” He pointed to a 100 percent rise in reported incidents to the ADL since last summer.
“Hate crimes are distinct from other forms of criminal conduct,” said Ginsburg, “as they have a special emotional and psychological impact, expanding beyond the individual victim. Whenever a biasmotivated crime is committed, the victim’s entire community is left feeling victimized, vulnerable, fearful, isolated, and unprotected by the law. Connecticut has made clear today that by firming up our hate crimes law, all of our state’s residents and their respective communities are much closer to safety.
348 children served through Jewish Coalition for Literacy
149 volunteers engaged in Refugee Resettlement through JCARR
By supporting the Annual Campaign you are strengthening the voice of the Jewish community within the secular community
JEWISH ADVOCACY
We promote tikkun olam, the repair of the world, through advocacy and action. We represent the Jewish community's interests and concerns to public officials and agencies, the media and the community at large.
Connecticut Increases Penalties for Hate Crimes
Published in Shalom New Haven, July 2017
In response to rising incidents of hate in our communities, the Jewish Federation’s Jewish Community Relations Council (JCRC), in tandem with the AntiDefamation League (ADL), celebrated the recent passage of new, tougher hate crimes legislation in Connecticut.
This bill, slated to become the strongest legislation of its kind in the U.S., passed unanimously. Hate crimes previously considered Class D felonies, are now re-categorized as Class C felonies (making threats against a house of worship), punishable by 10 years in prison and $10,000 fines.
Community initiatives to prevent, educate and advocate against these threats have taken several forms. Under the banner of the Jewish Federation of Greater New Haven (JFGNH) State and local officials met at Congregation B’nai Jacob in Woodbridge with Jewish community leaders on February 23, to discuss the rise in anti-Semitism, targeted hate crimes and effective security tactics. After receiving security training on April 24, Judy Alperin, CEO of the JFGNH, spoke with community and faith leaders at Congregation Beth El-Keser Israel about increased incidents of violence.
Jewish Federation of Greater New Haven and its partner ADL actively promoted the bill through advocacy, culminating in the annual Legislative Breakfast organized by the Jewish Community Relations Council. Legislators Senator Len Fasano, Rep. Themis Klarides and Rep. Pat Dillon mutually shared their support for the new laws, encouraging the community and legislature to come together and set the tone by saying, “No more”.
In response, Michael Bloom, director of the Jewish Federation Association of Connecticut (JFACT) stated, “Nationwide, the rise in anti-Semitism and bomb threats against the Jewish community have caused stress, angst and fear in the Jewish community. These threats are real and should be punished to the fullest extent of the law.”
Steve Ginsburg, director of the Connecticut office of ADL, reacted to the anti-Semitic incidents by calling for, “the community coming together to say this is not who we are.” He pointed to a 100 percent rise in reported incidents to the ADL since last summer.
“Hate crimes are distinct from other forms of criminal conduct,” said Ginsburg, “as they have a special emotional and psychological impact, expanding beyond the individual victim. Whenever a biasmotivated crime is committed, the victim’s entire community is left feeling victimized, vulnerable, fearful, isolated, and unprotected by the law. Connecticut has made clear today that by firming up our hate crimes law, all of our state’s residents and their respective communities are much closer to safety.
348 children served through Jewish Coalition for Literacy
149 volunteers engaged in Refugee Resettlement through JCARR
By supporting the Annual Campaign you are strengthening the voice of the Jewish community within the secular community
ISRAEL & OVERSEAS
By strengthening the connection to Israel and world Jewry, we strengthen Jewish identity, build Jewish communities in Israel and around the world and grow Jewish philanthropy.
At-risk youth in the Afula-Gioboa region benefit through an After School Program for children from struggling and disadvantaged families and/or families in crisis.
Recalling Fond Memories of Passover
Published in JDC Field Blog, April 2017
When Nadya B. was a young girl in Odessa, she celebrated Passover with her Yiddish-speaking grandparents whom she lived with at the time. She fondly remembers the traditions – the Seder, the stories, the time with family. But that was before the Communist regime in the Soviet Union cracked down on religion, before she got older and started to experience health challenges, and before the current crisis in Ukraine.
Nadya still lives in Odessa and suffers from severe heart disease, living on a pension of only $44 per month. Throughout the year, she receives critical assistance through the IFCJ Food and Medicine Lifeline, JDC’s operational partnership with the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews (IFCJ).
At a time of year that might otherwise be marred by the loneliness of aging and poverty, Nadya and thousands like her across the former Soviet Union are this year commemorating Passover with the delivery of boxes of matzah and traditional Passover fare, and festivities at JDC-supported Hesed social welfare centers. Elderly Jews across the former Soviet Union have the opportunity to gather with their communities and celebrate a holiday that allows us to unite around a shared table and tell the story of the Jewish people’s escape from slavery in Egypt.
This year in preparation for the holiday, JDC delivered more than 50,000 boxes of matzah through our partnership with the Claims Conference, and through the IFCJ Food and Medicine Lifeline.
Those who received the boxes of matzah are people who survived Communist oppression and in many cases the Holocaust, and are now living in abject poverty as they struggle to meet their most basic needs, including securing the food and medicine required simply to survive. While many of our families join fellow Jews around the world in clearing our kitchens of bread and filling them with kosher for Passover ingredients, those in the FSU will continue to struggle to put any kind of food on the table.
For more than 100 years, JDC has saved Jewish lives and built Jewish communities. Day by day, Jews in the former Soviet Union, with the help of JDC and our partners, are reinventing Jewish life that is grounded in both material security and a vibrant Jewish identity – in a part of the world where it was once nearly extinguished by the Holocaust and Communist-era religious repression.
Federation partners with global partners to deliver impact in Israel and in more than 70 countries around the globe.
800 local students experience Israel through our young Israeli Shlichim Program.
Your Annual Campaign contribution affects more Jewish lives than any other organization in the world.
Thank you for making a difference
$2,568,785 raised for the 2017 Annual Campaign
Because of your support of the 2017 campaign, we are able to help when help is needed, provide a safety net for those who must rely upon it and nurture the core institutions that are the fabric of a rich and dynamic Jewish community.
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PRIME MINISTERS CIRCLE
$100,000+
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Irving Eckhardt PACE Fund
Sidney & Arthur PACE Fund at Jewish Foundation of Greater
New Haven
Karen Pritzker* & Michael Vlock
KING DAVID SOCIETY
$25,000-$99,000
David & Ruthann* Beckerman
Leonard & Linda Bell
Ian & Lori Freeman
Jeffrey & Betsy* Hoos
Laticrete International, Inc.
Jeffrey Orell & Barbara* Green Orell
Howard Reiter & Jody Ellant*
Stanley & Marcia* Reiter
Morris & Sylvia Trachten Family Foundation
Trachten Memorial Fund
JOSHUA SOCIETY
$10,000-$24,999
Lucille Alderman
Stephen & Judy* August
Eric & Civianne* Bloch
Samuel Bobrow & Paulette Lehrer Bobrow
Jim Vlock & Gail Brekke*
Andrew & Eileen* Eder
Richard & Debra* Epstein
Stephen Stein & Emily Fine*
Steven & Andrea* Fleischman
Rose Gingold PACE Fund
Judith Hahn
Jay & Marjorie* Hirshfield
Joel & Iny* Karp
Kenneth & Robin* Kramer
Robert & Elana Levine
Arthur & Betty* Levy
John & Barbara* Lichtman
Hap & Stacey* Perkins
Michel & Jo-Ann* Price
Norman & Karyn* Ravski
Mal & Jane* z’l Rudner
Stephen & Mary Beth* Saltzman
Lance Sauerteig
Shirley Scholder
Sirot Family Foundation
David & Judy* Skolnick
David & Stacey* Trachten
Barry & Hyla* Vine
Ruben Kier & Stephanie Wain*
Barbara Wareck
Peter & Leslie* Zackin
Shifra Zamkov
Martin & Linda* Zwerdling
BUILDERS OF ISRAEL $5,000-$9,999
Meredith Abel
Lucille Alderman
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Marc Wallman & Cynthia Carr
Martin & Doris Cobern
Benjamin & Freda Cohen Memorial PACE Fund
Gloria Cohen
Alan & Judy* Cooper
Harriet Cooper
Judy Alperin Diamondstein
Jay & Heidi Dworkin
Frederick & Elizabeth Edelmuth PACE Fund
Marshal & Arlene* Elovich
Mary & John Falek PACE Fund
Paul & Susan* Fiedler
Gerald & Karen Freedman
Kalman Watsky & Deborah Fried*
Stephen & Sally* Glick
Eric Green & Dena Schulman-Green*
Alvin & Barbara* Greenberg
Linda Greenhouse
Stuart & Velma* Grodd
David Schaefer & Janet Hall
Josh & Sharon* Hasbani
Donald & Ronda* Hendel
Mark & Amy* Holtz
James Shure & Lisa Kapp*
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Cindy Miller
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Pamela & Ronald Reis Family Fund
Marilyn Saltzman Memorial LOJE Fund
Ronald & Malrene* Savin
Dana Schwartz
Thomas & Jane* Shernow
Doug & Susan* Skalka
Mark & Judy* Sklarz
Greg Colodner & Lisa Stanger*
Jeffrey & Robyn* Teplitzky
Milton & Joan* Wallack
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Suzanne Weinstein
Richard Weiss
GATES OF JAFFA
$1,800-$4,999
David Adler
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Astmann Family
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Hillel & Sara Ann* Auerbach
Debbie Brander Barbieri
Charles Barr
Norman Bender
Sidney & Ina Berson
Harvey Bixon
Gerald & Elaine* Braffman
Irwin Braverman
Jay & Lynn* Brotman
Kenneth & Linda Buckman
Henry & Laura Cabin
Catlin Foundation PACE Fund
Kenneth & Linda* Cohen
Nancy Cohen
Jack & Helen Cooper
Sami Merit-Dembsky
Michael Diamond & Karen* Grodd-Simon
Glenn Duhl
Eagle Leasing
Yvette Eder LOJE Fund
Jewish Foundation PACE Fund for Federation
David Fischer
Barry & Gila* Fischman
John & Lili Foggle
Claire Frankel
Suzanne Gallant
John Gell
Rachel Wiseman-Gerber
Samuel & Marcella Glazer PACE Fund
Milton & Gladys Godfried PACE Fund
Howard Goldstein
Neil Greenberg
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Elaine Grossman
Jon & Joan Grossman
Robert & Glenda Grossman
Gail Halprin
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Lawrence Handler
Henry Harrison
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Phyllis Horton
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Scott & Jocelyn* Hurwitz
Bruce Jacobs
Ruth Jacobson
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Marilyn Katz
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Richard & Susan* Kaufman
Barry Kelmachter
Ronald Zlotoff & Donna Kemper*
Alan & Joan Kliger
Michael & Caryl* Kligfeld
Lawrence & Jacqueline Knoll
Hedda Kopf
Lawrence Langerman
Joel Leabman
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Roslyn Lerner
Robert & Ruth Lesser
Robert & Bernice Linsky
Benjamin Liveten PACE Fund
Amy McCauley
William & Irene Miller
Leonard & Ellen Milstone
Ira Moses
Howard & Willa* Needler
Matthew Nemerson
Sarah Nuland
Roberta Peck
Melissa Perkal
Dan Perkins
David & Shelly Pinkert
Arnold & Madeline* Potash
Alan Reznik
Peter & Susan* Rogol
R & W Family Foundation
Schaffer Associates, LLC
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Alan Schwartz
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Tracy & Helen* Selmon
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Lawrence & Sherry* Shanbrom
Paula Shemitz
H. William Shure
Alan Siegal
Jay Sokolow & Ina Silverman*
Nathan Silverstein
David & Barbara Silverstone
Craig & Nanci Sklar
Scott & Rhoda Soloway
Linda Berger-Spivack
The Morgan Stanley Foundation
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Sydney Travis
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Sandra Vlock
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Ana White
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KEHILLAH
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David Berg
Martin & Frances Bernstein
Rabbi Herbert Brockman
Phyllis Brodoff
Richard & Tina Brogadir
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Kenneth & Barbara Campbell
Donald & Pearl Cohen Fund for
The Jewish Federation
Henry & Sharon Cohen
Rhoda Cohen
Alan Diamond
Marcy Katzen & Ira Dicker
Elaine Dworkin
John & Elizabeth* Edelglass
Daniel Hoffnung & Sarah Eldrich
Joseph & Laura* Elman
Susie Etkind
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Jack Fast
Jacob Feigenbaum
Joanne Foodim
Kevin Fox
Sylvia Frumer
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Gary Ginsberg
Tsilia Glinberg
Cantor Dorothy Goldberg
Israel & Adele Gordon Family Fund
Stephanie Green
Yair Grinberg
Harold Greenbaum
Audrey Greenberg
Roberta Grossman
Mark Harrison
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Robert Horwitz
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Beverly Kaye
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Aimless Laderman
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Robert N.& Goldythe B. Langerman PACE Fund
Ethel & Abe Lapides Foundation
Dori Laub
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Jack & Elaine Lawson
Edward Lemkin
Marvin & Helaine Lender PACE Fund
Paul & Margaret Lerner
Richard & Jane* Levin
Bernard Levine
Goodwin-Levine Foundation
Sidney & Donna* Levine
Leonard Liss
Maintenance Department of The Jewish Community Center of Greater New Haven
Charles & Eileen Mantell
Michael Margolies
David Margolis
Lester & Bernice* Margolis
Jo-Ann Maynard
Evelyn Maze
Sam & Rose Merriam Family Endowment
Helene Meltzer
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Harold & Barbara Miller
Sandra Milles
Peter Mohrer
David Moll
Kenneth Musen
Susan Naiman
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Jack Novick
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Edwin Schaefer
Jill Schaefer
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Alexander Weiss
Steven White
Sydney White
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Steven Wolfson
Joel & Naomi* Young
Barry Zaret
Bernard Zuckerman
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CHAVERIM
$365-999
Dalton King & Michele Abrams
Suzanne Alderman
Rabbi Bruce Alpert
Susan Robbyn Alpert
Darcy McGraw Altman
Marvin S. Arons
Amir & Tali Ashkenazi
Stephen & Rosalind Atkins
Irma Bachman
Julian & Sarah* Bader
Muriel Banquer
Marvin & Mildred* Bargar
Lisa Baron
Michael & Chana* Baron
Henry Barron
Eitan & Stacey Battat
Richard & Peggy Becker
Brad Beckerman PACE Fund
Marsha Beller
Revi Bellin
Doron & Jo Ben-Atar
Michael & Laura Bench
David & Sharon Bender Family PACE Fund
Rabbi Jon-Jay Tilsen & Miriam Benson*
Barbara Berg
Karen Bershtein
Neil Bersin
Nan Birdwhistell
Joseph & Betty Lou* Blumberg
James Blume
Norman & Marjorie Botwinik Fund
Stanley Botwinik Memorial PACE Fund
Kenneth Braffman
Stephen & Cindy* Brenner
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Stanley & Marian* Brownstein
Herbert & Susan Burstein
Mark & Linda Caplan
Ari Caroline
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Sue L. Cohen
Dalia Coleman
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Programming Department of The Jewish Community Center of
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The donors noted above represent gifts to the JFGNH 2017 Annual Campaign. Every effort is made to correctly recognize all of our generous donors and honor their listing requests. If there are any inaccuracies or omissions, please call the Federation office at (203) 387-2424.
*Indicates an individual woman's gift to the 2017 Annual Campaign
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