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Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Chicago

2018 ANNUAL REPORT

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Chicago’s Jewish community runs on the passion, gen-erosity and commitment of its members. Together, we lifted the 2017 Jewish United Fund Annual Campaign to a record $86.97 million to support the Jewish United Fund/Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Chicago’s vital network of agency partners. The $2.6 million increase over the 2016 Annual Campaign made it possible to care for additional Holocaust survivors, people with disabilities and other vulnerable community members; to more effectively fight anti-Semitism and hate; and to engage more people in Jewish life and learning.

The JUF Annual Campaign is the foundational com-munity component of JUF/Federation’s multi-faceted financial resource development efforts, which secured $379,411,478 in total revenue in FY2018. In addition to donations from individuals and corporate partners, this total includes grants from foundations, the government and United Way, plus distributions from Donor Advised Funds and Supporting Foundations. It also includes generous bequests and endowment gifts which will support the Jewish community in the years to come.

This incredible generosity from our community made possible the allocation of $229,871,044 during the fis-cal year ended June 30, 2018. Highlights include:

• $28,485,537 through the Jewish Federation of Met-ropolitan Chicago to fund local human services; $18,408,642 to fund Jewish education, continuity, identity-building, outreach and advocacy programs; and $995,050 in Breakthrough Fund grants to support 15 in-novative initiatives that break new ground in Jewish life.

• $29,251,746 through the Jewish United Fund of Metropolitan Chicago devoted to help millions of Jews in Israel and 70 countries across the globe.

• $87,672,775 allocated to charitable ventures world-wide in partnership with our Donor Advised Funds and Supporting Foundations.

With these funds, we helped sustain Jewish life and Jewish lives, identifying and addressing the complex needs of our Jewish community in Chicago, in Israel and worldwide.

In 2018, the Jewish community marked a miraculous milestone: the 70th anniversary of the modern State of Israel. With Lester and Renee Crown serving as Chairs of the Israel@70 Celebration, JUF partnered with synagogues, schools and other Jewish groups to host a calendar of events across the metropolitan area com-memorating the occasion. The festivities kicked off on the eve of Yom Ha’atzmaut, Israeli Independence Day, with Israeli icon David Broza headlining a concert at the Harris Theater, chaired by Skip and Lynn Schrayer.

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OUR YEAR IN REVIEW

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The following day, the City of Chicago raised the Israeli flag in a moving ceremony in Daley Plaza, while PJ Library and jBaby Chicago celebrated Israel’s birthday with a Pop-up Pita Party in Highland Park. That evening, JUF’s Young Leadership Division toasted the Jewish State at its annual Blue & White Bar Night. Celebrations of Israeli culture and contributions continued in the weeks that followed with a Family Concert & Celebration in West Rogers Park, hosted with JCC Chicago; a lunch-time celebration of Israeli culture at Daley Plaza; the bi-annual Greater Chicago Jewish Festival; and an Illinois Holocaust Museum and Education Center program examining how Holocaust survivors helped to build a new nation while rebuilding their own lives.

These 70 years have been challenging and inspiring, terrifying and triumphant, heartbreaking and hopeful. Israel has emerged as a vibrant democracy with a flour-ishing society and a mind-boggling number of advances in technology, science and medicine to her credit. But the harsh reality is that throughout these seven de-cades, Israel has never experienced uninterrupted peace. With enemies bent on destroying the world’s only Jewish State, the attacks continue to this day. The battle to defend Israel takes place at borders, in the air, underground, in the court of public opinion, at the United Nations and, increasingly, on college campuses.

According to a recent ADL report, there has been an 89% increase in reported anti-Semitic incidents on U.S. cam-puses in the past year. Too often there is a pronounced double standard: University administrators rightly show no tolerance for hate speech directed at race, sex and ethnicity, but fail to address anti-Semitism, claiming anti-Semitic slurs fall under the category of “free speech.”

Another troubling trend is the weaponization of inter-sectionality. True intersectionality calls for members of marginalized communities—such as people of color, women and individuals who identify as LGBTQ—to lift each other up through cooperative action. Sadly, on some campuses and civic spaces, the concept is being perverted to demonize Israel and exclude Jewish stu-dents from many conversations. Under this construct, pro-Israel voices are seen as antithetical to progressive causes and Jewish students epitomize white privilege.

Despite these disturbing realities, there was still good news on campus in 2018. JUF’s Hillels of Illinois con-tinues to pioneer impactful ways to engage Jewish stu-dents, creating dynamic, thriving Jewish communities on 16 campuses that enhance students’ Jewish social networks, sense of Jewish identity, and relationship with Israel. Following the tremendous success of the Silverstein Base Hillel in Lincoln Park—which in just two years has become a major hub for young adult Jewish life—this summer Hillel opened a second Silverstein Base Hillel in the South Loop. Plans are underway to open a third Base Hillel at Loyola University in 2019.

At the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, a divestment referendum was defeated by a resound-ing two-to-one margin. Working in tandem with Hillel, JUF’s Israel Education Center served as a critical re-source for pro-Israel Illini students, coordinating and developing the messaging, social media strategy and outreach plans to defeat that referendum for the second time in as many years.

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To ensure that more campus leaders have an informed understanding of Israel, there is no substitute for visit-ing and experiencing the reality on the ground. In 2018, IEC brought nearly 125 interfaith student leaders on a week-long trip to Israel, drawing from the four major Illinois Hillels and University of Wisconsin/Madison, helping to lay the groundwork for more nuanced cam-pus conversations about Israel in the years to come.

Even as JUF makes strides in taking back the Israel nar-rative on campus, the Socially Responsible Investment arena is emerging as the newest BDS front. JUF/Federation has invested $1 million in JLENS, serving as an anchor investor in this network of nearly 10,000 in-dividuals and institutions using their financial holdings to express Jewish values and support Israel. This has enabled JLENS to become shareholders in a wide-rang-ing portfolio of influential companies, thus positioned to counter efforts to de-legitimize Israel in key corpo-rate boardrooms and via shareholder votes.

JUF also has invested millions of dollars in another criti-cal arena: keeping Chicago’s Jewish community safe.

Last spring, when there was a sharp uptick in anti-Semitic hate crimes, JUF swiftly convened a Security Summit, drawing 180 participants from 70 Jewish schools, agencies and synagogues in the Chicago area. When it became clear that some local Jewish com-munal organizations needed enhanced security, plus assistance marshalling the funds to make these im-provements possible, JUF launched a Security Grant program, expediting $1.2 million in matching grants—and leveraging an additional $1.7 million—for a total of $2.9 million devoted to better security at 61 Jewish fa-cilities. Today these expenditures are helping to protect

more than 22,000 people at synagogues, day schools, preschools, agencies, camps and colleges across the metropolitan area.

In addition, JUF provided security grants to assist Jewish institutions in the Charlottesville Jewish com-munity in the wake of the white supremacist march last summer.

As horrifying as anti-Semitism is in the U.S., it pales in comparison to anti-Semitism across the globe. Jewish schools, synagogues and community centers are be-ing vandalized and Jewish shop owners terrorized in locations across Western Europe. Jews on the streets of Brussels and Stockholm are attacked for wearing kippot in public. Military policy threaten Jewish schools in Caracas. A frightening number of Jews in Paris have been murdered.

As these incidents of terror are accelerating, so are the number of Jews immigrating to Israel. In countries like Venezuela, South Africa and Belgium, what was once aliyah of choice is becoming aliyah of necessity. Compared to last year at this time, the number of Jews coming to Israel from Russia is up 24 percent and the number coming from Central Asia is up 33 percent.

More than 29,000 Jews immigrated to Israel last year, and thousands more are expected in the year to come. Through our support of the Jewish Agency for Israel, JUF is helping bring them to Israel and delivering ser-vices to help them adapt once they arrive.

In addition to new immigrants, JUF helps tens of thou-sands of disadvantaged Israelis break the cycle of poverty. In 2018, JUF supported extensive education, enrichment and mentorship programs for at-risk youth, including the Israel Children’s Zone® in our Partnership Together region of Kiryat Gat-Lachish-Shafir. For the last five years, this flagship program has provided a deep intervention impacting all 6,500 public elemen-tary school students in the Partnership region. The project has brought together local municipalities, family foundations and individual donors, leverag-ing JUF funding to provide multi-faceted educational, emotional and creative therapies that have dramati-cally narrowed scholastic gaps for underperforming youth. As JUF sunsets this support in year six, we are

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launching the next educational intervention program in the Partnership region focusing on STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) education.

JUF also reaches out to improve Jewish life in overseas communities, sending humanitarian assistance to Jews in need in Israel and 70 countries worldwide. Through support of the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee and other partners on the ground, JUF helps sustain tens of thousands of impoverished seniors, chil-dren and families in countries across the former Soviet Union, Eastern Europe and Latin America.

Reaching out to people in need—Jews and non-Jews alike—is emblematic of Jewish Chicago’s big-hearted spirit and dedication to tikkun olam, repairing the world.

Last fall, when a series of natural disasters devastated communities across the Americas, Chicago’s Jewish community came together to raise and distribute more than $1.2 million from over 2,600 donors toward relief and rebuilding efforts through the Jewish Federation Disaster Relief Fund. Initial funds were funneled to Houston to provide Hurricane Harvey victims with food and emergency cash assistance; trauma support and housing for those dis-placed; and infrastructure repair for Jewish institu-tions. JUF’s TOV Volunteer Network also coordinated volunteer missions to the area to help rebuild homes.

Too soon, the fund was expanded to respond to the dam-age from Hurricanes Irma and Maria. Allocations were made to Florida, Puerto Rico and the wider Caribbean to assist with cleanup efforts; deliver food, water and toiletries for disaster victims; and provide psychological support for children. This included funds to support hu-manitarian NGO IsraAID’s clean water project, working to provide long-term safe water solutions for tens of thousands of Puerto Ricans whose water infrastructure was severely damaged. Throughout the summer, JUF’s TOV Volunteer Network sent additional volunteer mis-sions to help Puerto Rico rebuild.

In the wake of the summer’s devastating eruption of Guatemala’s Fuego volcano, JUF again distributed funds to support humanitarian aid in the impacted areas. In each instance of disaster relief, Federation absorbed all administrative costs, allowing 100% of funds collected to be devoted to needs on the ground.

Not every crisis commands headlines. Day in and day out, JUF’s network of partner agencies provide life-transforming human services for the most vulnerable people in our community who are in need—beginning with the most vulnerable of the vulnerable: survivors of the Holocaust.

Reaching out to people in need—Jews and non-Jews alike—is emblematic of Jewish Chicago’s big-hearted spirit and dedication to tikkun olam, repairing the world.

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Chicago is home to more than 6,000 Holocaust survi-vors, cherished members of the community who con-tribute greatly to the vibrancy of local Jewish life. Aging survivors face increasing health challenges, often stem-ming from the horrors they experienced during their formative years. One-third live at or below the poverty line—three times the percentage of older adults overall living in poverty in America—and many have no family members to fall back on. So Chicago’s Jewish commu-nity stepped forward to become their extended family.

In 1999, JUF/Federation founded Holocaust Commu-nity Services, an interagency program to provide extra safety-net services to local survivors. Administered by CJE SeniorLife in partnership with Jewish Child & Fam-ily Services, Maot Chitim, EZRA Multi-Service Center and The ARK, this critical program delivers food, medi-cal care, dental care, financial aid and in-home care—along with opportunities for socialization and support groups—to growing numbers of survivors in need.

Buoyed by additional funding from the 2017 Defiant Requiem: Verdi at Terezín initiative, in 2018, Holocaust Community Services served a record 2,000 people. In the last 12 months, over 500 additional clients began receiving financial assistance through the program. Since 2015, the number of survivors receiving food as-sistance has more than doubled, the number receiving medication has tripled, and the number receiving per-sonal care has more than quadrupled.

Beyond serving survivors, CJE provides a wide array of community-based services that help older adults main-tain their health and independence—including those in need. With support from JUF’s Fund for Innovation in Health and the Albert and Lucille Delighter and Marcella Winston Foundation, in 2018 CJE SeniorLife launched a new Care Management and Personal Care Program to ensure more low-income seniors, and the family members responsible for their care, receive the

assistance they need to stay as healthy as possible and remain in their own homes. CJE’s unique program now offers access to enhanced care management and, be-ginning in FY19, will provide personal care assistance. This will help seniors who lack financial resources access support for tasks from bathing, dressing and eating to light housework, laundry and escorts to medical appointments—and help prevent premature institutionalization.

This year, Jewish Child & Family Services further strengthened its commitment to maximizing the quali-ty of life for people with intellectual/developmental dis-abilities, providing a growing continuum of services to meet their needs. With a person-centered focus, JCFS works one-on-one to connect people with intellectual/developmental disabilities to resources for housing, Jewish community engagement and meaningful work or volunteerism.

JVS Chicago, a program ad-ministered by JCFS, offers a range of services, including customized employment as-sistance to individuals with intellectual/developmental disabilities. Providing mean-ingful, integrated employ-ment options beyond day

programs, JVS Chicago’s Customized Employment Program—piloted in 2015 with funding from JUF’s Breakthrough Fund—helps job seekers with disabilities identify their interests and abilities, map out a career path and learn job search techniques. This is followed by on-the-job coaching and assistance to employers in creating accommodations and support. The special blend of flexible strategies, services and supports is serving more clients than ever before, helping to in-crease employment options for job seekers with severe challenges who need a more individualized approach.

This customized approach enhances JCFS’ capacity to serve clients in a variety of ways. A few years ago, JCFS piloted its Synagogue Community Partnership program, offering a more customized model for local human services delivery. The cornerstone of this initia-tive is a JCFS liaison to the partner congregations who serves as a one-stop resource for congregants, staff

Day in and day out, JUF’s network of partner agencies provide life-transforming human services for the most vulnerable people in our community who are in need.

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and clergy, offering services that reach members of the community where they live, learn, and worship. In 2015, with funding from the JUF Breakthrough Fund, this initiative was expanded into seven congregations in the city, near north and near west suburbs, with an eye towards adding synagogue partners in the years to come.

JCC Chicago continues to explore new ways to engage families in Jewish life and community. Participation in JCC’s teen and family engagement programming—in-cluding the fifth cohort of its All-Star Abilities inclu-sion program—has grown 200% over the last two years, serving to ladder families into the agency’s highly-acclaimed early childhood education and camp programs. Enrollment in JCC’s Jewish early childhood programs, which run the gamut from infant day care to day care to pre-school, continues to be strong, serving as a gateway to Jewish life for working families. And in 2018, JCC’s flagship Camp Chi experienced its stron-gest registration in history.

Jewish camp is an essential ingredient for a strong Jewish future. Research shows that when children return home from Jewish summer camp, they have a deepened connection to Jewish life and culture, and have developed new friendships that will last their lifetime.

In 2018, JUF’s Camping Endowment received what is believed to be the largest gift ever made to a com-munity camping endowment in the United States. The $5.1 million contribution, made by an extraordinarily generous anonymous donor under the auspices of JUF/Federation’s Centennial Campaign, brings the JUF Camping Endowment to nearly $8.5 million. This will support up to 500 first-time camper grants and provide $120,000 in financial need scholarships for Chicago-area campers each year.

Through the Centennial Campaign, this year JUF also dedicated the Marshall S. Yablon Library in Eliav, Lachish—a new community in JUF’s Partnership Together region of Kiryat Gat-Lachish-Shafir. The li-brary is a tribute to Yablon, a founding member of the Partnership Committee, who was known for his love for Israel, commitment to pluralism and passion for books.

In 2018, it was a privilege to assist Chicago Jewish Day School in its long-anticipated move to a new, 2.6-acre campus in Chicago’s Irving Park neighborhood, made possible by lead Centennial Campaign gifts from the Crown-Goodman family, Dr. Betsy Gidwitz and two anonymous donors. The multi-denominational school opened its doors in 2003 with seven pupils, and now has more than 220 students. JUF/Federation provided loan guarantees and helped the school negotiate for critical financing to purchase and redevelop the property, which now includes state-of-the-art classrooms, central worship and learning spaces, and extensive athletic and recreational facilities. In addition, JFMC Facilities Corporation provided guidance during construction, in-cluding expert consultation on security issues.

JUF is proud to support Chicago’s exceptional Jewish Day Schools across denominations. JUF/Federation provides tuition assistance for 72 percent of all local Jewish Day School students, and has provided $80 million in loan guarantees for nine local Jewish Day Schools and High Schools.

JUF strengthens Jewish knowledge and identity in wide-ranging and far-reaching ways. In a nod to the ground-breaking work JUF and our partner agencies are doing here in Chicago, dozens of local programs were chosen for inclusion in the 2018 Slingshot Guide highlighting the top 50 innovative projects in Jewish life.

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For the second consecutive year, JUF’s jBaby Chicago was selected for the national guide, which spotlights programs that motivate new audiences to participate in Jewish life or respond to evolving community needs in new and creative ways. jBaby Chicago was recog-nized for helping thousands of expectant parents and families of newborns and tots make connections, build friendships, and engage in Jewish life.

Also included in the guide were two national programs that have local efforts housed at JUF here in Chicago, the popular PJ Library—which now sends free Jewish books and music to over 7,700 Chicago area families with children ages six months to eight years—and Silverstein Base Hillel, a home in Lincoln Park that houses a rabbi and her wife, who have transformed the house into a welcoming, pluralistic hub for local Jewish college students and young adults.

A Chicago-only edition of Slingshot catalogues the best of Chicago’s thriving Jewish community, showcas-ing 20 local organizations that illustrate the breadth of inspiring local work. Four of these are JUF programs: jBaby Chicago, PJ Library and Silverstein Base Hillel, plus Ta’am Yisrael, JUF’s 8th grade educational ex-perience in Israel for non-day school students.

The guide also highlights a variety of programs pro-vided by JUF’s partner agencies, including the JCFS Synagogue Community Partnership and Spertus Institute for Jewish Learning and Leadership’s Center for Jewish Leadership.

This year abounded in innovative approaches in reach-ing out to the next generation, starting with a tremen-dous expansion of immersive school break experiences for teenagers through Springboard, a community initiative created with the support of JUF/Federation, the Jim Joseph Foundation and a consortium of local funders. In 2018, Springboard partnered with multiple organizations to launch a full slate of school break experiences for teens, which ran over winter break, Presidents Day weekend and spring break.

JCC Chicago’s inclusive Winter Breakaway took 18 teens, including four Keshet teens, to Camp Chi for win-ter sports and activities. NCSY’s Hollywood Adventure and Big Apple Adventure, held over Presidents Day weekend, brought 45 teens to Los Angeles and 28 to New York. Several programs took place during the last week of March, including Spring Breakaway and Hall of Fame Road Trip, both JCC programs, and Let’s Get Together, a Journey Toward Social Justice, an in-spiring interfaith partnership between JUF’s Jewish Community Relations Council, Bright Star Church, ADL, the Urban League and Anshe Emet Synagogue. The programs have been highly successful, attracting teens from across the metropolitan area and engaging them in the Jewish community in meaningful ways.

To recognize this emerging generation of passionate young leaders, Springboard, the Jewish Teen Alliance of Chicago and JUF launched the inaugural cohort of 18 Under 18, honoring some of the many outstanding local teens who stand out as Jewish leaders or role models, devoted to inclusion, tzedakah, Jewish learn-ing, and motivating others to get involved in Jewish life.

JUF strengthens Jewish knowledge and identity in wide-ranging and far-reaching ways.

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The 18 winners are active in wide-ranging organiza-tions and activities, from Jewish youth movements, camps and JUF service leadership programs to sports teams, arts programs and student government. They represent 14 high schools and 16 congregations across the city and suburbs, and range in age from 9th to 12th grade. And they make Chicago’s Jewish community proud indeed.

JUF’s Russian Jewish Division is another group of in-spiring, forward-thinking young people, which hosted its first annual Gala Fundraiser in 2018 to mark the 30th anniversary of Freedom Sunday. A quarter of a million people—including many present at the sold-out Gala—participated in the massive 1987 march and rally in Washington, D.C. that helped free nearly two million Jews from the Soviet Union. Appropriately, the driv-ing force behind the march—legendary human rights activist Natan Sharansky—was the event’s keynote speaker, interviewed by his close friend, JUF President Dr. Steven B. Nasatir.

The Gala honored the leadership of those in Chicago’s Jewish community who marched, advocated and raised funds to free the Soviet Jews, along with the courage of those from the former Soviet Union who overcame persecution, left everything behind, and pursued the right to live freely as Jews. And it celebrated the suc-cess of the 40,000 Russian-speaking Jews who were resettled in Chicago, particularly the many outstanding young leaders in the next generation who are serving their Jewish community with passion and purpose.

Our Chicago Jewish community is fortunate to have such exceptional young people across the spectrum of Jewish life. The seventh annual cohort of 36 Under 36 shines a spotlight on a group of extraordinary twenty- and thirty-something Jewish leaders, honored by JUF’s Young Leadership Division and Oy!Chicago for making a difference in their professional work, volunteerism

and community involvement. The honorees come from across the dynamic mosaic of local Jewish life, united by their talent, generosity and vision.

It will be exciting to see the dynamic community these young people build in the decades to come, standing on the shoulders of those who came before them.

They give us great hope for the future.

Steven B. NasatirPresident

Michael H. ZaranskyChairman of the Board

This year abounded in innovative approaches in reaching out to the next generation.

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FUNDED PROGRAMS, SERVICES & AGENCIES ACROSS OUR COMMUNITY

HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICESThe ARK

Seymour H. Persky Building, Northwest Satellite, Program Support for Holocaust Survivors

CJE SeniorLifeLieberman Center for Health and Rehabilitation, The Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Community for Senior Living, Joseph L. and Emily K. Gidwitz Place for Assisted Living, Berman and Hannah Friend Center for Early Alzheimer’s Care, Robineau Residence, Helen and Norman Asher Day Services Program, Levy House, Krasnow Residence, Swartzberg House, Village Center, Bernard Horwich Building, Program Support for Holocaust Community Services, Program Support for Consumer Assistance

Dina & Eli Field EZRA Multi-Service Center and the JUF Uptown Cafe

Jewish Child and Family ServicesCommunity Counseling Centers (Downtown, City North, North Suburban, Northwest Suburban, South Suburban, West Suburban), Elaine Kersten Children’s Center on the Harry & Jeanette Weinberg Campus, Glick Center for Early Childhood Services including Virginia Frank Child Development Center, JCFS Therapeutic Day School and Yeshiva at the Joy F. Knapp Children’s Center, Abe and Ida Cooper Center, Roger S. Bloch Child & Family Counseling Center (Skokie), Heichal Home, Holocaust Community Services, Program Support for the Following: HIAS Chicago, JCARES, Jewish Healing Network, Response, J-CERT, JCFS Family Bridges, Eva Cooper Disabilities Program, JUF Legal Advocacy Services, Encompass, Jewish Center for Addiction, Tikvah: Jewish Chaplaincy Initiative, Emergency Financial Assistance

JVS ChicagoCareer Service and Employment Support (Downtown, City North, West Suburban, Northwest Suburban, Northbrook), Dina and Eli Field EZRA Multi-Service Center, Goldie Bachman Luftig Building (Skokie), Duman Entrepreneurship Center and Loan Fund, Elaine Kersten Children’s Center on the Harry & Jeanette Weinberg Campus, Program Support for Training

Maot ChitimMount Sinai Hospital Medical Center

Samuel A. Goldsmith Dispensary, Touhy Health Center Satellite

SHALVA

COMMUNITY BUILDING, JEWISH EDUCATION & CULTUREAssociated Talmud Torahs (ATT)

Serving Community, Day Schools and Early Childhood Centers at: Akiba-Schechter Jewish Day School, Arie Crown Hebrew Day School, Joan Dachs Bais Yaakov Elementary School-Yeshivas Tiferes Tzvi, Seymour J. Abrams Cheder Lubavitch Day School, Philip and Rebecca Esformes Cheder Lubavitch Girls School, Hillel Torah North Suburban Day School, Yeshiva Ohr Boruch-The Veitzner Cheder, Ida Crown Jewish Academy, Lubavitch Girls High School, Hanna Sacks Bais Yaakov High School, Bais Yaakov Girls’ High School

REACH Specialized Services in Day SchoolsCampus Affairs & Student Engagement:

The Hillels of Illinois/Israel Education CenterBradley UniversityHarriet & Maurice L. Lewis Family Summer

Intern Program in Jewish Communal ServiceIllinois State UniversityJohanna & Herman H. Newberger Hillel

Center at the University of ChicagoLouis & Saerree Fiedler Hillel Center

at Northwestern UniversityMargie K. and Louis N. Cohen Center

for Jewish Life, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Metro Chicago HillelColumbia College ChicagoDePaul UniversityIllinois Institute of TechnologyLoyola University of ChicagoMildred and William Levine Hillel Center at the University of Illinois at ChicagoNortheastern Illinois UniversityRoosevelt UniversitySchool of the Art InstituteSilverstein Base Hillel

Northern Illinois UniversitySouthern Illinois University, CarbondaleWestern Illinois UniversityWrite On for Israel

Chicago Board of RabbisChicago Jewish Day SchoolCommunity Foundation for Jewish Education

Ta’am Yisrael—A Taste of Israel: 8th Grade Israel Experience

Ehrlich Student LoansHebrew Theological College

Fasman Yeshiva High School

Illinois Holocaust Museum and Education Center

Israel Experience Savings ProgramsGift of IsraelJUF Bar/Bat Mitzvah Israel

Experience CertificateSend-a-Kid-to-Israel Partnership (SKIP)Walk with Israel Voucher

jBabyJewish Community Center of Chicago

Florence G. Heller JCC, Bernard Horwich JCC, Hyde Park JCC, Lake County Jewish Community Campus, Mayer Kaplan JCC, Anita M. Stone JCC, Bernard Weinger JCC

JCC Camps and VacationApachi Chicago Day Camp, Apachi Village Day Camp at Weinger JCC, Elaine Frank Apachi Day Camp,“Z” Frank Apachi Day Camp, Apachi Northside Camp, Camp Chi, Chi Perlstein Resort and Conference Center, Chavayah

JCC Community-Wide Programs and ServiceMaccabi JCC, Pritzker Center for Jewish Education, Rose and Sidney N. Shure Kehilla Program, Socialization Services (JCC and Keshet), Jewish Student Connection, J at School, JCC Film Festival

Jewish Community Council of West Rogers Park

Jewish Residential Camp ScholarshipsAgudah Midwest, B’nai B’rith Beber, Bnos Ma’arova, Chi, Habonim Camp Tavor, Moshava, Negeela Midwest, Olin-Sang Ruby Union Institute, Ramah, Yeshivas HaKayitz, Young Judaea

JUF Birthright IsraelJUF Camp CouponsJUF Right StartJUF Teen Programming

Camp TOVDiller Teen FellowshipJTAC: The Jewish Teen Alliance of ChicagoRTI: The JUF Research Training InstituteSpringboardTOV Monthly Teen Volunteering (MTV)Voices: The Chicago Jewish Teen FoundationVoices Alumni Foundation

JUF-TOV Volunteer NetworkKeshetNorton & Elaine Sarnoff Center

for Jewish GeneticsOne Happy CamperPJ LibraryRochelle Zell Jewish High SchoolRussian Jewish DivisionShalom ChicagoShorashimSolomon Schechter Day SchoolSpertus Institute for Jewish Learning

& LeadershipAdult Jewish Learning Initiative

Telshe Yeshiva

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FUNDED PROGRAMS, SERVICES & AGENCIES ACROSS OUR COMMUNITY, cont’d

COMMUNITY RELATIONS & OTHER NATIONAL/ LOCAL AGENCIESAmerica-Israel Cultural FoundationAmerican Jewish World ServiceBernard Zell Day School 8th Grade MifgashGovernment Affairs Offices

Springfield, Illinois and Washington, DC

Hebrew Union CollegeIsrael Action NetworkJerusalem Center for Public AffairsJewish Community Relations Council

of the Jewish United FundJewish Federations of North

America (JFNA)American Jewish World ServiceBBYOHebrew Immigrant Aid Society (HIAS)Hillel: The Foundation for Jewish

Campus LifeJewish Community Centers AssociationJewish Council for Public AffairsJewish Telegraphic Agency/Seventy

Faces MediaNational Conference Supporting

Eurasian JewryNetwork of Jewish Human Service

Agencies

Jewish Labor CommitteeJewish Theological SeminaryNational Jewish Center for Learning

and Leadership (CLAL)Reconstructing JudaismYeshiva University

FY18 BREAKTHROUGH FUND GRANTEESA Wider BridgeBe-AtzmiCenter for Initiatives in Jewish

EducationCommunity Foundation

for Jewish EducationEnosh: The Israeli Mental

Health AssociationHillel—The Right to ChooseHoneymoon Israel FoundationIllinois Holocaust Museum

and Education CenterJewish Child & Family ServicesJewish Council on Urban AffairsMa’ase Center OrganizationMetro Chicago HillelMoving TraditionsNatal: Israel Trauma

and Resiliency CenterOlive Tree Arts NetworkOrot: Center for New Jewish

LearningSinai Health SystemSVARA

ISRAEL & OVERSEASPRIMARY OVERSEAS PARTNERSAmerican Jewish Joint

Distribution Committee (JDC)Jewish Agency for Israel (JAFI)World ORT

OTHER SUPPORTED ISRAEL AND OVERSEAS PROGRAMS

Aviators ClubBe-AtzmiBINAELEMEnoshEtgarimFoundation for the Benefit of

Holocaust Victims in IsraelHillel in KyivHoops for KidsIsrael Children’s ZoneIsrael Movement for Progressive

JudaismIsrael Sports Center for the DisabledIsrael Trauma CoalitionJewish People Policy InstituteKrembo WingsMaslanMasorti MovementNATALNeve HannaNirim in the NeighborhoodOhr Torah StoneRevadimSAHISchechter InstitutesShalom Hartman InstituteTzoharUnistreamYaacov Herzog CenterYahad in UnumYedidYouth Futures

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HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $28,485,537The ARK Center for People with DisabilitiesCJE SeniorLifeDefiant Requiem Fund for Holocaust

Community Services

Dina & Eli Field EZRA Multi-Service CenterHIAS ChicagoHolocaust Community ServicesJewish Child and Family ServicesJewish Vocational Service

JUF Poverty GrantsMaot ChitimMount Sinai Hospital SHALVA

Akiba-Schechter Jewish Day SchoolArie Crown Hebrew Day SchoolAssociated Talmud TorahsBais Yaakov Girls High SchoolChicago Board of RabbisChicago Jewish Day SchoolFasman Yeshiva High SchoolHanna Sacks Bais Yaakov Girls High School

Hebrew Theological CollegeHillel Torah North Suburban Day SchoolIda Crown Jewish AcademyJewish Community Center of Chicago (JCC)Jewish Community Council of West Rogers ParkJoan Dachs Bais Yaakov Elementary School-

Yeshivas Tiferes TzviKeshet

Lubavitch Girls High SchoolREACH Specialized Services in Day SchoolsRochelle Zell Jewish High SchoolSeymour J. Abrams Cheder Lubavitch Day SchoolSolomon Schechter Day SchoolSpertus Institute for Jewish Learning & LeadershipTelshe YeshivaYeshiva Ohr Boruch-The Veitzner Cheder

COMMUNITY BUILDING AND JEWISH CONTINUITY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $18,408,642

FY JEWISH UNITED FUND/JEWISH FEDERATION COMMUNITY PROGRAMS AND SERVICES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $25,623,217Campus Affairs & Student Engagement -

The Hillels of Illinois/Israel Education CenterCommunity Foundation for Jewish Education - Ta’am Yisrael - A Taste of Israel 8th Grade Trip Community Outreach and Engagement Programming - Israel Experience and Youth Initiatives - Ehrlich Student Loan Program

- One Happy Camper - Synagogue Outreach - Young Family Engagement/JUF Right Start/

PJ Library/jBabyCommunity Program DevelopmentGovernment Affairs Offices

(Washington D.C. & Springfield)

Israel Solidarity DayJewish Community Relations Council of JUFOutreach and Communications Services Leadership DevelopmentNorton & Elaine Sarnoff Center for Jewish GeneticsSouth Suburban Community ServicesTOV Volunteer Network

COMMUNITY RELATIONS/CULTURAL AGENCIES AND OTHER LOCAL/NATIONAL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $8,392,233Academic ScholarshipsAllianceAmerica-Israel Cultural FoundationAmerican Jewish World ServiceBernard Zell Day School 8th Grade MifgashChicago Jewish Population StudyHartman FellowshipHebrew Union College

Illinois Holocaust Museum and Education CenterIsrael Action NetworkIsrael Studies ProgramJCERT Emergency Services (JCFS)Jerusalem Center for Public AffairsJewish Labor CommitteeJewish Theological SeminaryJewish Women’s Foundation

JUF Birthright IsraelJUF Sanctuary ProgramNational Jewish Center for Learning

& Leadership (CLAL)Preservation of Historic Jewish Cemeteries Reconstructionist Rabbinical CollegeUnited Against Nuclear IranYeshiva University

ISRAEL AND OVERSEAS ALLOCATIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $29,251,746American Jewish Joint Distribution

Committee (JDC)Aviators ClubBe-AtzmiBINAELEMEnoshEtgarimFoundation for the Benefit of Holocaust

Victims in IsraelHillel in KyivHoops for Kids

Hunger/Medical Needs in the FSUInteragency TaskforceiRepIsrael Children’s Zone®Israel Movement for Progressive

JudaismIsrael Sports Center for the DisabledIsrael Trauma CoalitionJewish Agency for Israel (JAFI)Jewish Federations of North

America (JFNA) Jewish People Policy Institute

JUF Israel Office & Overseas Programming

Krembo WingsMaslanMasorti MovementNATAL: Israel Trauma Center

for Victims of Terror and WarNeve HannaNirim in the NeighborhoodOhr Torah StoneRevadimSAHI

Schechter Institutes/Midreshet Yerushalayim

TzoharUnistreamWorld ORTWorld Union for Progressive JudaismYaacov Herzog CenterYahad in UnumYedidYouth Futures

OTHER EXPENDITURES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$32,036,894Breakthrough Fund Expenditures via Government Grants JFMC Facilities Corporation Jewish United Fund Office Budget

DONOR ADVISED FUND AND SUPPORT FOUNDATION DISTRIBUTIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $87,672,775

TOTAL REVENUE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $379,411,478 Less contributions to be invested in endowment funds. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ($149,540,434)TOTAL REVENUE ALLOCATED IN FISCAL YEAR 2018 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $229,871,044

ALLOCATIONS, EXPENSES AND REVENUEfor the Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 2018

TOTAL ALLOCATIONS AND EXPENSES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$229,871,044

Allocation from the United Way . . . . . . . . . . . $874,076Bequests/Endowment Contributions . . $149,540,434Conference on Jewish Material Claims

Against Germany. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $5,102,236

Donor Advised Funds and Support Foundations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $87,672,775

Endowment Distributions, Foundation Grants and Other Revenue . . . . . . . . . . . $45,156,176

Government Grants . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $4,097,546Jewish United Fund

Campaign Revenue . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $86,968,235

Funds were provided by:

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GRANTS & CONTRACTSReceived and/or Spent in Fiscal Year 2018*

JEWISH FEDERATION OF METROPOLITAN CHICAGO: FOUNDATION/SPECIAL GRANTS

All Chicago Emergency Fund

Aon

Anti-Defamation League

Arkes Foundation

Bank of America Charitable Foundation

BBYO

BLS Family Foundation

Blue Cross Blue Shield of Illinois

Martin and Mary L. Boyer Foundation

Bucksbaum Foundation

Paul and Pearl Caslow Foundation

Chai Unit B’nai B’rith

The Chicago Community Trust

Chicago Urban League

Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany, Inc. – German Government In-Home Services Program

Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany, Inc. – Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Holocaust Survivor Emergency Assistance Program

Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany, Inc. – URO Charitable Trust Limited, Holocaust Survivor Emergency Assistance Program

The Crown Family

Charles and Audrey Dann Family Charitable Foundation

The Albert and Lucille Delighter and Marcella Winston Foundation

Helene Diamond and Jorde M. Nathan Family Foundation

The Hellen Diller Family Foundation

Dykema Gossett PLLC

George M. Eisenberg Foundation for Charities

Eli and Dina Field Family Foundation

Benjamin B. Green-Field Foundation

Generations Fund

Joseph L. and Emily K. Gidwitz Memorial Foundation

Lawrence E. and Nancy S. Glick Foundation

Glickman Foundation

Max Goldenberg Foundation

Goldman Sachs

The Harold Grinspoon Foundation

Leo S. Guthman Fund

The Hadassah Foundation

Irving Harris Foundation

I & G Charitable Foundation

Jewish Women’s Foundation of Metropolitan Chicago

JF Fund for Innovation in Health (Supported by the Michael Reese Health Trust)

The JFNA Center for Advancing Holocaust Survivor Care

Jim Joseph Foundation

Kahn Family Philanthropic Fund

Sydney Kohl Family Foundation

Kovler Family Foundation

Harry and Sadie Lasky Foundation

The Lillian and Maurie Lipsey Endowment Fund for Jewish Community Enhancement

Masa Israel Journey

Michael Reese Health Trust

The Harvey L. Miller Family Foundation

Harvey L. Miller Supporting Foundation

New Directions Fund

Polk Bros. Foundation

Poll Family Foundation

The REAM Foundation

Ring Family Foundation

Rose Family Supporting Foundation

The Lewis and Alice F. Schimberg Special Purpose Fund

Schorr-Lieberman Family Foundation

Charles & M.R. Shapiro Foundation, Inc.

Leonard and Diane Sherman Family Foundation

Shure Charitable Trust

The Slomo and Cindy Silvian Foundation, Inc.

Sisyphus Supporting Foundation

Manfred and Fern Steinfeld Family Foundation

Irvin Stern Foundation

The Swartzberg/Zoller Family Foundation

Voices: The Chicago Jewish Teen Foundation

The Wagner Foundation

Weinger/Spector Foundation

Weiss Memorial Hospital Supporting Foundation/JF Fund for Innovation in Health (Supported by the Michael Reese Health Trust)

“Z” Frank Camp Apachi Supporting Foundation

Anonymous Funders

CAMPUS AFFAIRS & STUDENT ENGAGEMENT

Champaign-Urbana Jewish Endowment Fund

Champaign-Urbana Jewish Federation

The Crown Family

Charles and Audrey Dann Family Charitable Foundation

Hillel International

Israel Action Network

David and Etta Jonas

JUF Breakthrough Fund

Eugene and Janet Lerner Family Foundation

Loyola University

Maccabee Task Force

Dr. Herbert and Shari Rosen Foundation

Sedge Plitt Charitable Trust


The Wagner Foundation

Anonymous Funders

COMMUNITY FOUNDATION FOR JEWISH EDUCATION

The Covenant Foundation

The Crown Family



Jack and Goldie Wolfe Miller Fund

Anonymous Funder

NORTON & ELAINE SARNOFF CENTER FOR JEWISH GENETICS


The Perlman Family Foundation Founded by Louis & Anita Perlman

Segal Family Foundation

Sharsheret


Florence and Laurence Spungen Family Foundation

JEWISH FEDERATION OF METRO-POLITAN CHICAGO: GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS AND GRANTS

Illinois Department of Human Services

Illinois Department of Public Health

U.S. Department of Homeland Security/ Emergency Food and Shelter Program Phase 34/City of Chicago

U.S. Department of Homeland Security/ Emergency Food and Shelter Program Phase 34/Suburban Cook County

U.S. Department of Homeland Security/ Illinois Emergency Management Agency/ Nonprofit Security Grant Program

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GRANTS & CONTRACTS, cont’d

THE ARK: FOUNDATION/SPECIAL GRANTS AND GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS AND GRANTS

BLS Family Foundation

Harry F. Chaddick & Elaine Chaddick Foundation

Chicago Dental Society Foundation

The Crown Family


George M. Eisenberg Foundation for Charities

Jacob J. Fink Charitable Foundation

The Fraida-Cameron Foundation


Bernard Heerey Family Foundation

Hornik Family Foundation

I & G Charitable Foundation

Illinois Association of Free and Charitable Clinics

Illinois State Dental Society Foundation

Kroger Co. Foundation


Marvin and Kay Lichtman Foundation

The Reva and David Logan Foundation



Harvey L. Miller Supporting Foundation

Niles Township

Edmond and Alice Opler Foundation

Polk Bros. Foundation

Daniel F. and Ada L. Rice Foundation

Rotary Club of Skokie Valley


Sisyphus Supporting Foundation

Florence and Laurence Spungen Family Foundation

U.S. Department of Justice/ Office on Violence Against Women


Anonymous Funder

ASSOCIATED TALMUD TORAHS OF CHICAGO: FOUNDATION/SPECIAL GRANTS AND GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS AND GRANTS

Crain-Maling Foundation

The Crown Family

Meyer and Lilly Gerber Fund

The Hartman Family Foundation

Individuals with Disabilities Education Act Proportionate Share Funds

Paul and Doris Rosenberg Torah Education Fund


U.S. Department of Education/Title I

U.S. Department of Education/Title II-A

U.S. Department of Education/Title III

CJE SENIORLIFE: FOUNDATION/ SPECIAL GRANTS AND GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS AND GRANTS

AgeOptions/Area Agency on Aging of Suburban Cook County

Allegra Marketing Print Signs

Alzheimer’s Foundation of America

Alvin H. Baum Family Fund

Ellen and Ronald Block Family Foundation

Joseph H. and Belle R. Braun Fund

Fred J. Brunner Foundation

Chicago Housing Authority

City of Chicago/Department of Planning and Development/Chicago Low Income Housing Trust Fund

City of Chicago/Department of Planning and Development/Community Development Block Grant


Evanston Community Foundation



Leo S. Guthman Fund

Healthcare Foundation of Highland Park

Bernard Heerey Family Foundation

Highland Park Community Foundation

Illinois Department of Healthcare and Family Services/Medicaid

Illinois Department of Human Services/ Title XX (DFI)

Illinois Department of Transportation

Illinois Department on Aging

Illinois Housing Development Authority

Elinor and Maynard Marks Family Fund of The Chicago Community Trust

Meals on Wheels Association of America


New Trier Township

Nicor Gas

Niles Township

Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute

Rotary Club of Skokie Valley

Dr. Scholl Foundation

U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development

U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs

U.S. Social Security Administration/ Medicare

Washington Square Health Foundation

JEWISH CHILD AND FAMILY SERVICES (INCLUDES JVS AND HIAS): FOUNDATION/SPECIAL GRANTS AND GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS AND GRANTS

Advocate Health Care Network: Advocate Workforce Initiative

Allow Good

Faye and Lee Alport Foundation

Lauri S. Bauer Foundation for Sudden Loss

The Robert Thomas Bobins Foundation

Earl M. & Margery C. Chapman Foundation

Chicago Cook Workforce Partnership

Chicago Tribune Charities – Holiday Campaign, a McCormick Foundation Fund

The Coleman Foundation, Inc.

John C. and Jane B. Colman Family Foundation

Eva Cooper Supporting Foundation

The Crown Family


The Don Family Foundation

David and Lisette Eisendrath Foundation

Fogelson Foundation

Freedman Wander Family Foundation

Donald & Eydie Garlikov Philanthropic Fund

Golder Family Foundation

Robert U. and Roberta Goldman Family Foundation

Jack and Donna Greenberg Charitable Trust

The Harold Grinspoon Foundation

Leo S. Guthman Fund

John R. Halligan Charitable Fund

Harris Family Foundation

Irving Harris Foundation

Highland Park Community Foundation

Illinois Department of Central Management Services

Illinois Department of Children and Family Services


Illinois Department of Human Services/ Bureau of Basic Supports/Title XX

Illinois Department of Human Services/ Community Youth Employment Program

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Illinois Department of Human Services/ Division of Rehabilitation Services

Illinois Department of Human Services/ Employment First: Balancing Incentive Program Policy

Illinois Department of Human Services/ Office of Inspector General

Illinois Department of Human Services/Illinois Coalition for Immigrant and Refugee Rights

Illinois Department of Human Services/ Refugee Social Services Grant

Illinois State Board of Education

Illinois State Police

JBS Foundation

Jewish Funders Network

Jewish Home and Care Foundation, Inc.

JF Fund for Innovation in Health (Supported by the Michael Reese Health Trust)

Joy Foundation

JUF Breakthrough Fund

Kaplan Foundation Fund

Steven and Priscilla Kersten Charitable Fund

Jules and Gwen Knapp Family Foundation

Helen & Joseph Komarek Foundation

Kovler Family Foundation

Lader Family Foundation


Latkin Family Foundation

Lederer Foundation

Joseph M. Levine Foundation

Michael and Lynne Lieber

Lillian & Maurie Lipsey Fund for Jewish Community Enhancement

Elinor and Maynard Marks Family Fund of The Chicago Community Trust



Moraine Township

Niles Township

North Shore Auxiliary of JCFS

George and Sarah Ohlhausen Foundation

Okapi Fund

Edmond and Alice Opler Foundation

Polen Family Foundation


Harry and Bessye Rosenberg Charitable Trust

Samuel & Marie Louise Rosenthal Field of Interest Fund

Rubens Family Foundation

Sacks Family Foundation


Seyfarth Shaw Charitable Foundation

Silverman Family Foundation

The Sondheimer Foundation

Irvin Stern Foundation

Ira and Sheila Stone Family Foundation

Jerome H. Stone Family Foundation

Jane and Michael Strauss Family Foundation

The Trade Desk

The Trillium Foundation

U.S. Army Reserve Corps

U.S. Department of Energy

U.S. Department of Health and Human Services/Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services

U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development/Community Development Block Grant

U.S. Department of State (HIAS New York)

U.S. Department of Transportation

U.S. Department of Treasury/ Internal Revenue Service

U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

Village of Skokie/Community Development Block Grant


Weinger/Spector Foundation

Morris Weiser Family Foundation

Herbert and Ruth Winter Foundation

100 Women Who Care – Chicago

Anonymous Funders

JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER OF CHICAGO: FOUNDATION/ SPECIAL GRANTS AND GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS AND GRANTS

Autism Speaks, Inc.

Alvin H. Baum Family Fund

Chicago Cubs Charities

The Crown Family


Foundation for Jewish Camp

The Hadassah Foundation

Hazon, Inc.

Illinois Department of Commerce & Economic Opportunity

JCC Women’s Auxiliary

JUF Security Grant

Edward Kaplan Family Foundation

Legacy Heritage Fund

The Elizabeth Morse Charitable Trust

The REAM Foundation

Ronald H. Ringer Foundation

The Edmond J. Safra Philanthropic Foundation


Morris Silverman Charitable Foundation

Springboard, a Community Initiative Created with the Support of JUF/Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Chicago and the Jim Joseph Foundation

U.S. Department of Agriculture/ Department of Public Instruction


Anonymous Funder

SINAI HEALTH SYSTEM: FOUNDATION/SPECIAL GRANTS AND GOVERNMENT GRANTS AND CONTRACTS

A Silver Lining Foundation

AbbVie

Allstate Corporation

Alphawood Foundation

Avon Foundation for Women

Lauri S. Bauer Foundation for Sudden Loss

Blue Cross Blue Shield of Illinois

City of Chicago/Department of Family and Support Services

City of Chicago/Department of Public Health

City of Chicago/Department of Public Health/ Public Health Institute of Metropolitan Chicago

Cook County Justice Advisory Council/ Enlace Chicago

Everest Foundation

Lloyd A. Fry Foundation

Gilead Sciences, Inc.

Healthy Communities Foundation

Illinois Coalition Against Domestic Violence


Illinois Department of Public Health

Illinois Office of the Attorney General


Movember Foundation

Craig H. Neilsen Foundation

Otho S.A. Sprague Memorial Institute

U.S. Department of Agriculture

U.S. Department of Health & Human Services

U S. Department of Health and Human Services/Access Community Health Network

U.S. Department of Health & Human Services/Chicago Department of Public Health

U.S. Department of Health & Human Services/Chicago Department of Public Health/ AIDS Foundation of Chicago


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U.S. Department of Health and Human Services/Chicago House and Social Services

U.S. Department of Health and Human Services/Illinois Department of Human Services

U.S. Department of Health and Human Services/National Institutes of Health/ Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago

U.S. Department of Health & Human Services/University of Michigan

U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development

Anonymous Funder

SPERTUS INSTITUTE FOR JEWISH LEARNING AND LEADERSHIP: FOUNDATION/SPECIAL GRANTS AND GOVERNMENT GRANTS AND CONTRACTS

Alliance Bernstein L.P.

The American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee, Inc.

Anschel–Eilian Family Charitable Foundation

Arkes Foundation

Aurora Jewish Welfare Fund

B & D Foundation

Bartlit Beck Herman Palenchar & Scott LLP

Bayard Make a Difference Fund

Bruce Bergelson & Julie A Harris Family Charitable Fund

The Robert Thomas Bobins Foundation

Steven U. Brint Charitable Fund

Carylon Foundation

Central Building & Preservation

Chapman and Cutler LLP

Rita S. Charak Charitable Trust

The Covenant Foundation

The Crown Family

Daitch Family Foundation

Dharma Foundation

DRG Search

Eileen & Howard Dubner Donor Advised Fund

The Sidney & Sondra Epstein Foundation

Joseph & Bessie Feinberg Foundation

Robert A. & Marla J. Ferencz Donor Advised Fund

Pamela & Benson Forman Charitable Fund

Amy and Derek Gale Philanthropic Fund

Gallop Family Foundation

The Gelbort Family Fund

Giving Tree Associates

Joseph H. Goldberg Family Foundation

Norman and Cynthia Goldring Fund

Michael and Patricia Graft Family Foundation

Sue and Melvin Gray Foundation

Sam and Rosyln Grodzin Philanthropic Fund

Handelsman Family Foundation

Harris Family Foundation

Harris Family Giving Fund

Jon & Ellen Hattenbach Family Fund

Jerold A. and Ruth Hecktman Family Foundation

Melvin and Judith Hecktman Philanthropic Fund

Skip and Meg Herman Family Foundation

Zachary & Judy Hodes Donor Advised Fund

Joel and Carol Honigberg Fund

Honig/Weiss Family Charitable Fund

Horwich Family Foundation

Illiana Jewish Genealogical Society

Robert D. & Phyllis A. Jaffe Family Foundation

Jim Joseph Foundation

Kanter Family Philanthropic Fund

Lily and Alan Kanter Philanthropic Fund

Kaplan Foundation Fund

The Kipper Family Foundation

Charles G. and Rheta Kramer Foundation

Kraus Family Foundation

Jeffrey and Adrienne Kriezelman Philanthropic Fund

Krueck and Sexton Architects


Steven & Arlene Lazarus Foundation

Lederhausen Foundation

Legacy Heritage Fund

Eugene and Janet Lerner Family Foundation

Levenfeld Pearlstein Charitable Gift Fund

Levenfeld Pearlstein, LLC

MacArthur Foundation

Mervis Family Foundation


Mills Family Charitable Foundation

Minow Family Foundation

Michael and Suzanne Moskow Philanthropic Fund

Much Shelist, P.C.

Neal, Gerber & Eisenberg

The Perlman Family Foundation Founded by Louis & Anita Perlman

Piper Jaffray

James and Nelle Rest Philanthropic Fund

Rosenson Family Foundation

RSC Foundation, Inc.

Scharf Banks Marmor LLC

Schrayer & Associates Inc

Selby Family Charitable Fund


Richard and Sheryl Sheiner Philanthropic Fund

David and Susan Sherman Philanthropic Fund


Linda & Michael Simon Fund

Sokolow Family Fund

Solomon Family Foundation

Spertus Family Fund

Deborah L. Spitz Memorial Philanthropic Fund

Strategic Wealth Partners

Susan and Errol Stone Fund

Symantec

Tawani Foundation

Terra Foundation for American Art

Bruce A. and Jill R. Weininger Family Fund

Samuel Weinstein Family Foundation

Bruce D. Werner, Family Limited Partnership

Bruce and Tammy Werner Foundation

Richard L. & Lois S. Werner Family Foundation

Wilkow Family

Lauri and Bruce Zessar Philanthropic Fund

Mark and Margie Zivin Gift Fund

Anonymous Funder


*This does not include Medicaid and Medicare reimbursements to Sinai Health System.

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$10,000,000 and AboveHelen S. AsherKatherine and Dr. Ladislaus L.

BraunJacob and Rosaline Cohn FundMarcia Cohn in Memory of Jacob

and Rosaline CohnCrown and Goodman FamilyMorris I. and Delecia EsformesDelighter/Winston FoundationLawrence E. and Nancy S. Glick

Family FoundationPritzker Family Shure Charitable Trust –

In Memory of Rose L. and Sidney N. Shure

Leonard and Diane Sherman Foundation

Zell Family FoundationAnonymous (4)

$5,000,000–$9,999,999Alex Brand in Memory

of the Brandstadter and Fishgrund Families

John C. and Jane B. ColmanLouis DumanJoseph and Bessie Feinberg

Foundation

Dina & Eli Field and Barbara & Larry Field

The Frank Family in Honor of Elaine S. Frank

Avrum and Joyce Gray Family Irving HarrisCathy and David HusmanElaine and Samuel Kersten, Jr.Joy Faith Knapp Edna H. Loewenstein Estate of Evelyn PopeilMichael Reese Health TrustHarry and Bessye

Rosenberg TrustThe Schrayer FamilyNorton and Elaine Sarnoff Seigle Family Ralph WangerMrs. Bernard Weinger

$2,000,000–$4,999,999Richard and Eve BillerMargie K. and Louis N. CohenAbe and Ida Cooper Foundation

in Memory of Fred CooperYosef and Edie Davis Paul G. Delman

Estate of Joseph and Shirley Ehrlich

Estate of Reuben and Sydelle Eisenberg

David K. and Fern B. FeldmanBella J. and Sam Feldmar Nancy and Maury FertigMr. and Mrs. Charles E. FrankZollie and Elaine FrankRita and Howard GellerThe Gidwitz FamilyThe Joseph L. and Emily K.

Gidwitz Memorial Foundation and Genesis Philanthropic Fund

Burton and Adrienne Glazov Family

Sidney and Lisa Glenner Foundation

Ethel and William GofenLawrence and Lillian GoodmanAlvin J. and Trudy GordonMaurice and Barbara GrosbyHochberg/Lowenstein FamiliesDr. Herbert S. KaminCarol and Edward Kaplan

Kaplan FoundationAnne and Morton Kleiman, Ph.D.Paul H. Leffmann

Manning K. LeiterRuth M. LevineJulie and Harold LilieLillian and Maurie LipseyMarilyn and Marvin Lustbader Estate of Norman Metzl

in Memory of My Grandmother Rose Treulich

Yosef and Penina Meystel Harvey L. Miller Supporting

FoundationKarl Perl Charitable Trust Harriette and Ted PerlmanEstate of Erma M. RobinWalter and Ilsa RoozRalph R. and Minerva Rose TrustEric and Gale RothnerMarc and Helen RubensteinBiff Ruttenberg FoundationSarnoff/Levin Family FoundationLewis and Alice F. SchimbergMidge Perlman ShaftonDavid and Susan ShermanRose L. Shure Karyn and Bill Silverstein Georgette Grosz Spertus TrustManfred Steinfeld Family

For over 100 years, the Jewish United Fund/Jewish Federation has provided health and human services to those in need. In honor of its centennial anniversary, the Federation embarked on The Centennial Campaign, a capital and endowment campaign that anticipates community needs in the decades to come.

Together, the Federation and its affiliated agencies and beneficiaries have selected a wide range of projects that address the evolving needs of a diverse community, offering contributors an opportunity to make a meaningful gift at many levels.

The names of qualifying Centennial Campaign donors will be engraved in stone on our Centennial Wall in the Jewish Federation’s lobby, echoing the beauty, history and meaning of the walls of Jerusalem.

The Centennial Campaign offers a variety of gift- planning opportunities:

• Legacy Funds, the most flexible of the Centennial gifts and the only source of emergency resources, enable JUF/Federation to respond to crises and opportunities whenever and wherever they occur.

• Centennial Projects provide donors the opportunity to fund high-priority capital or programmatic initiatives. These include special naming opportunities.

• Campaign Continuity and Lion of Judah Endowment Funds sustain a donor’s annual gift to the Jewish United Fund in perpetuity, providing crucial support for Federation initiatives at home and abroad, today and for generations to come.

• Agency and Day School Endowment Gifts ensure that the network of services that are the lifeblood of our community will be available to future generations.

• Income for Life Funds provide a donor or his/her loved ones with income payments throughout their lifetimes and sustain the Jewish community for future generations.

THE CENTENNIAL CAMPAIGN

The Federation’s experienced gift-planning professionals will be pleased to discuss the tax-advantaged ways to structure a Centennial Campaign gift with you and your advisers. For more information, please call 312.357.4853.

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THE CENTENNIAL CAMPAIGN, cont’d

Sigbert WienerJeffrey N. WeissmanAnonymous (7)

$1,000,000–$1,999,999Lena AdlerEstate of Mrs. Norman M. AlperinMaxine and Ben ArkesSteve and Teri BarnettBeverly and Sy BaskinJoan and Shael BellowsMarc and Sharen BermanMr. Toby D. Bernstein in Memory

of his Parents Miriam and Sidney Bernstein

Blum-Kovler FoundationFred and Lila BondyLena G. Brede FoundationDavid T. Brown

and Suzanne MuchinCarol and Saul C. CohenVivian and Ross ConnerCharles and Audrey Dann Family

Charitable Foundation George M. Eisenberg

Foundation for CharitiesJoseph H. EpsteinFrances G. and Herman M. FinchHerbert and Marjorie FriedEstate of Hortense FriedmanThe Galter FoundationEstate of Florence Gambino,

Howard Lapin and Susan Liparota, Trustees

Philip Garoon and FamilyAnita and Richard GilfordEstate of Sara GoldsteinRoslyn D. GraffSylvia and Robert L. HaagThomas L. and JoAnn K. HarrisLouis S. and Maria Harrison

in Memory of Dorothy and Bob Harrison

Judy and Mel HecktmanJill and Douglas HirshLoretta and Allan KaplanKaplan Foundation

Carol and Ed Kaplan Mitchell KaufmanRuth and Mal KaufmanThe Isaac and Frieda Kipen

Memorial FundEstate of Philip M. KlutznickKnapp Family FoundationPaul and Ann KrouseThe Kwall FamilyHarry and Sadie Lasky FoundationRegina Latzer TrustIona Wishner LevenfeldIona Wishner Levenfeld

and Milton A. Levenfeld

Rose S. LevensonBurton A. and Erma LewisHarriet Gerber LewisSidney M. LibitMarion R. LoundyPhilip J. Lyons and Carol J. LyonsJoseph MackDr. Saul and Rose MackoffArthur Gordon Maling Roslyn and James MarksInez and Frank A. MarshallSusan L. and Robert Mednick Diane and Steven N. MillerIrving H. and Harriet B. NathanThe Jean and Jordan

Nerenberg FamilyPhilip PearlmanSylvia M. RadovRenee and Edward Ross

FoundationMerle ReskinCharles and Marilynn RivkinVictoria and Thomas RivkinEstate of Evelyne L. RosenNorma M. and Lester J.

RosenbergLizzy and Josh ScheinfeldIn Honor of Beatrice

and Dr. Harry ShanoffEstate of Helen E. ShapiroNate H. and Beatrice G. ShermanTed SilversteinTom and Leslie SilversteinHortense SingerDeborah L. Spitz Memorial FundSidney L. StarkmanRichard LM SteinDick A. StokenJoanie and Alan StoneRoger and Susan Stone

Family FoundationMrs. Irvin SwartzbergBobette and Sanford TakiffMax TannenbaumDaniel S. TaumanDr. Yosef Walder

and Shira Malka Walder Sidney WarshauerSarita WarshawskyBruce and Jill WeiningerMarcella Winston TrustNicole and Jim WoldenbergOtto and Hilda WolfAndrea and Marshall YablonDelores and Eugene ZemskySherry and Todd ZirlinMaxine and Donna ZivLois ZollerDiane C. and Simon ZunamonAnonymous (9)

$100,000–$999,999Ora and Maury AaronLynne Shore AbbottShira and Ronald AbramsWendy C. AbramsCaryn Rosen AdelmanGerald S. AdelmanSteven H. and Pamela B. AdelmanIn Honor of Wilma

and Arthur z”l AederJennifer and Jeffrey Adler Victor Aitay Cindy AlpertMr. and Mrs. Thomas AltholzAltschuler Melvoin and GlasserSusan G. and Joseph D. AmentHarvey J. AngellAlan and Gail Anixter FamilyEdward F. AnixterL & R Anixter FoundationLester J. Anixter Charitable

Remainder Annuity TrustAlona W. Anspach FamilyJudith L. AppelbaumJudith L. and Robert D.

AppelbaumLeslie and Greg Apter

in Memory of Phyllis SeltzerEstate of Irene ArkinBruce Edward Arnold and Anita R.

Arnold Memorial FundJeanette and Jack AronsonDavid and Shoshana Aryeh Cathy and Edward Atkins Yehuda L. and Gladys S. AzulayBLS FoundationAnn and Bruce BachmannSeymour and Joyce BaganBeth and Scott BakalKeith and Barbara Bank

and FamilyAlbert H. Barnett TrustMr. and Mrs. Harvey J. Barnett in

Memory of Henry Sperling and Louis and Ann Barnett

Mr. and Mrs. Roger BaskesElizabeth BaumLauren Talia BaumgartenMara Beth Baumgarten ForceNessim BecharEstate of Hortense K. BeckerLouis and Chermaine BellAllison and Jonathon BellowsAudra P. Berg

and Joshua S. FienbergLindy BergmanM. Allan and Gita BerkDavid BerkowitzGeorge and Edwin Berkowitz

Centennial Gift

Sadie Berkson in Loving Memory of My Beloved Husband I. J. Berkson

Dr. Leonard and Phyllis BerlinDebbie and Elliott BermanLawrence U. BermanHarry and Harriet BernbaumJane and Edward BestHenry and Helga Bierig

Scholarship FundMarjorie E. and Martin R. BinderMartin and Rae BirnbaumTomer and Jennifer BittonRuth Blumenthal

in Memory of the Blumenthal-Rosenthal Families

Susan Blumenthal and David Kreinick

Igor BoguslavskyMartin and Mary L. Boyer

FoundationHarriet B. Brady Pooled

Income FundWillard E. BranskyThe Brasch FamilySuzie BraunDavid R. BriefMarjorie BratmanJoan BrodskyYishai and Bluma BronerAdrienne and Arnold BrookstoneGail and Andrew BrownJonah and Jo Bruck and FamiliesKaren and Ethan BudinSharon Lederman BurackJoseph BurnsEdryce and Edgar L. CaddenEstate of Hans CahenJoan F. CanelEstate of Augusta Carlson Paul and Pearl Caslow Foundation Dorothy Dean CavenaughSusan Spier ChapmanKate Charshan TrustDavid and Shira CheplowitzBeth and Paul ChernerHarold and Linda ChizewerHarriett and Myron Cholden Burton and Evette ChudacoffDonald and Lois ChudacoffJoan and Mitchell ChukermanCarol CohenCarol and Douglas CohenEstate of Eleanor CohenJoseph and Beverly CohenDr. Louis and Emili CohenMarilyn CohenMerle CohenMerle and Larry CohenSamuel T. and Sara Cohen

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Susan B. and Avrum I. CohenJeffrey L. and Zenia R.

Cohen Family Zenia R. Cohen Estate of Herbert CohnRosaline CohnCarol Perel ColbyCongregation MishpahaLynn and Jerome K. CoopersmithCortney and Jonathan CopeThe Elizabeth and David

Copeland FamilyGail W. and Norman CutlerDann and Schneider Family;

Mesirow FinancialMichael H.

and Martha W. DavidsonOlga DavidsonAbram D. and Esther P. DavisEsther Davis (Mrs. Abram)Eli and Chasi DavisLeslie A. DavisMr. and Mrs. Moshe DavisMr. and Mrs. Nesanel DavisMr. and Mrs. Yehoshua DavisBillie Dale DelevittLinda DickensDLA PiperDiane DobrinArthur and Sally B. DordekDeanna Gadiel DruckerOdessa DubinskySolis and Danna DudnickRuth M. Durchslag

and Robert N. Mayer Honoring Beatrice Cummings Mayer

Evelyn Edidin in Memory of Norman Edidin

Ruth EhrlichHelene EicoffLana and Calvin EisenbergMarilyn Allswang EisenbergPhilip and Betty EisenbergBernice ElbinGary and Abigail ElkinsEpstein Wenger Family

Supporting FoundationEstate of Amy FalkIn Memory of Fannie

and Frank R. FeigenRabbi and Mrs. Zvi Feiner Ayleene and Glenn L. Felner Nancy Kurshenbaum FertigSaerree K. Fiedler and FamilyDonna FieldDonna and Martin FieldTheodore FieldsJune FinderIrwin Fink Jacob J. Fink Charitable

Foundation

Phyllis R. FischelEstate of Anne FlaxBruce and Lori Fogelson FamilyDeanna and Shayle P. FoxEdward and Sherry FoxSherry FoxPatricia and Albert FrankMarla FrankelShila and Dr. Norman FrankelKim and Stuart FrankenthalPatricia FrazinTerri and Michael FreemanGustav FreudenbergHerbert B. FriedDavid and Ronna FriedmanDr. and Mrs. Michael Friedman Shirley and Alvin F. Friedman

in Memory of Scott J. Friedman, Belle and Harry Friedman and Louis D. Saichek

Prudence M. FuchsmannArnold and Barbara Gaffen Barbara J. GaffenAlan J. GarberMinnie and Irving H. Gassner

Campaign Continuity FundTerri and Stephen L. Geifman The Geller/Alter FamilyInna and Robert Gerber & FamilyDr. Samuel T. and Rose M. Gerber Sheila and Larry GerberDr. Richard Gershon

and Lani Yampol Gershon David M. GersteinAnat Geva and Joshua StraussRalph W. GidwitzBarbara and Howard A. GilbertGilford/Atkins Family FoundationAdele and Edward A. GinsburgJim and Linda GinsburgLinda Becker GinsburgAl and Betty Gitelman in Memory

of Lynn Gitelman PradunLeonard A. GittelsohnEllen V. GlassPhilip L. and Ellen V. GlassAnnette Glickman TrustArnold Glickson Norman and Barbara Gold Irving H. and Jane W. Goldberg

Campaign Continuity FundJoan Adilman GoldbergMorris and Aurelia GoldbergMichael GoldbergerMiriam R. and Edwin H.

Goldberger, Esq. in Memory of Our Parents Ruth and David S. Bern, Esq.

Lisa and Bruce GoldmanAlice and Donald Goldsmith

Albert GoldsteinJack L. GoldwynAnn D. GoodmanMolly Goodman and FamilyNancy Donna GoozeBernard GordonDana GordonPhillip GordonSylvia G. GordonGorlin Family FoundationEstate of Jack G. Gottloeb

in Memory of Sam Gottloeb and Rose Gottloeb

Iris and Martin GradmanEstate of Edith D. GrahamNathan GreenbergGail GreenspahnHenry and Louise GreilsheimRoslyn GrodzinRoslyn and Sam Grodzin Ellen and Michael GrossEdith GroszMarion and Alfred J. GruenSally GuralnickAbie and Ronit GutnickiHSBC – North AmericaSuzy and David HakimianBarbara Benjamin HanusBarbara and George Hanus Allan and Norma HarrisArnie and Nina HarrisIn Memory of Vera Z. Harris

and Edward F. Harris – Mark R. & Jane K. Harris, Loving Children

JoAnn K. HarrisEstate of Josephine S. HarrisDavid and Chaya HartmanThe Robert and Debra Hartman

Family FoundationLaurie and Bernard Hasten Hecktman Family Foundation

(Penny, Jeffrey, Candace, Hillary and Valerie Hecktman)

Ruth and Jerry HecktmanEthel Heller Revocable TrustJanet and Robert HelmanMarcie Hemmelstein and FamilyEstate of Louis HerbstmanJack Herckis TrustLaurence E. HermanThe Herrendorf Family

Foundation, Inc. in Memory of Hershel H. Herrendorf (Tzvi ben Shmuel)

Lori A. HessSidney and Jacqueline HessGwen and Scott HeymanHarold and Frida HeywardArica and Emmet Hirsch

Robert A. and Margot HirschSylvia M. HirschJoanne HirschfieldDana Westreich Hirt and FamilyEstate of Miriam T. HirtensteinAndrew and Laurie HochbergSue N. HochbergBarbara and Stuart HochwertEstate of Doris

and David HoffmanGrace E. HokinSheri S. Hokin and FamilyBernard HollanderDaniel HorwichFrances Horwich FamilyFrances HorwichFrances and Franklin HorwichTheodore and Gertrude Horwich,

Thomas and Vicki HorwichLeo J. and Gene IngwerSusan InsoftNettie and Richard IsenbergEstate of Herbert IsraelstamHoward J. IsraelstamEstate of Rose IsraelstamJanet and Michael JablonEllen and Harvey JacobsonMarian W. JaffeEric and Susan JaffeeEric JossDonna Kahan and Diane Kahan

and FamiliesCharles E. KahnErnest A. KahnMoshe and Shoshana KahnGerri Kahnweiler and Family Robert L. KahnweilerArthur O. KaneEsther Steinback KaneMichael Robert Kane Gerald L. and Rochelle KanterMr. and Mrs. Burton KaplanFamily of Carol K. KaplanDoris and Noel Kaplan FamilyHoward G. and Marlene J. KaplanJoel A. and Roberta KaplanLeonard KaplanRoberta R. KaplanHarriet and Ernest KarminHyman KasofskyIn Loving Memory of Frank Katlin – Fay, Jory, Mitchel, Andrew, Nancy and Their Families

Barbara and Jordon Katz Family Foundation

Judy and Richard KatzSusan KatzSusan M. Katz Adoptive

Family Fund

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In Loving Memory of Dr. Carol Fuchs Kaufman

Linda KelloughBarbara and Dennis KesslerKimberly Keywell and FamiliesJoseph Z. Khakshour Barbara and David KipperIra G. KirscheBatya and Ben KleinFrank and Alice Kleinman Ann-Louise KleperGeorge and Shirley Kline FamilyLawrence KlongBarbara KochEstate of Calmina N. KochMichael E. Koen in Memory

of Freda and Howard Koen Samuel W. and Blanche KofflerMr. and Mrs. A. KohnYonah KohnBeth KopinBeth and Jeff KopinMitchell and Karen KopinDebra and Ira z”l Korman

and FamilyJeffrey W. KormanEstate of Freida KrainesKrasnow FamilyWerner and Susan KrauseLarry A. KredaMarvin and Rita KrengelAdrienne Barbakoff KriezelmanAdrienne and Jeffrey KriezelmanFamily of Adrienne Barbakoff

KriezelmanMr. and Mrs. Charles F. KriserTillie Krugly TrustMarjorie Horwich KulpProfessor Jeffrey L. KwallMeyer and Sylvia KwitkoHoward and Maia LabowDr. Gilbert LanoffDiane and Andrew LappinMilton Latzer TrustCharlene and Marshall LavinSteven H., Dawn M., Michael A.

and Alexander D. LavinBessie F. LawrenceMarc J. and Sharon A. LeafPhilip and Jeanne LedererHarold and Eileen LedermanJane Cadden LedermanFamily of Karen Kales LeeRonna Bows LeibachDr. Steven J. LeibachShirley LeibowEstate of Rose LeimbergCheryl and Bruce Leon Dr. and Mrs. Eugene Lerner

Stanley LeseritzEva B. LeviEstate of Diane S. LevinStephen and Diane LevinMargot B. Levin Eleanor Levine in Loving Memory

of Benet LevineKaren L. LevineRoberta LevineRuth M. LevineBrian and Michelle LevinsonLevinson Family in Memory

of Sharlene Levinson z”lFerne Levy Lion of Judah

Endowment in Memory of Elvin A. Levy

Francine Fireman LevyStephanie LevyEleanor Lewis and Family Ila Jean LewisSuzanne M. and Sidney M. LibitEsther R. LiebermanLaurie and Paul LiebermanRobert B. (Bud) LiftonS. Barry LipinRene and Charles LipshitzDr. Sam and Rita LipshitzToby and Seymour LiptonFred Loewinsohn Renee LoganJohn A. and Amy LowensteinCarol Horwich LuberEstate of Tillie K. LubinLauren and Todd LustbaderKaryn and Michael Lutz Marshall G. Lutz FoundationMitchell C. Macks TrustJeanne Randall Malkin FamilyFamily of Jennifer MalkinFamilies of Judd, Randi, Stephen

and Barry MalkinMarilyn Malkin and Larry WolfDr. Lee and Bonnie MalmedMandel Scholarship TrustMandrea Family Outdoor

ClassroomMarisa MandreaDr. Steven and Mrs. Marisa

MandreaSylvia R. and Lawrence N.

MargoliesFred and Trisha MarguliesBarbara G. MaringMr. and Mrs. James G. MarksLindsey Paige MarkusEstate of Judge Abraham

Lincoln MarovitzEstate of Susi T. MarxThe Matanky FamilySharon and Alan Matten

Estate of Marian H. MattensonThe Matthew FamilyBeatrice Cummings MayerClaire G. MazerSusan L. MednickHugo and Lois MelvoinEstate of Lillian A. MenasheSybil and Lou MervisMesirow Family

Charitable FoundationMesirow FinancialRichard Mesirow Morris MetcoffEstate of Mae MetzlDonna P. Meyers Carole B. MillerThe Glen and Wendy Miller

FoundationGordon H. and Karen M. Millner

Family FoundationJames C. MillsAlbert and Judy MilsteinNewton and Josephine

Baskin MinowEstate of Philip H. MitchelAlison and Alan MolotskyArthur and Elaine MorrisonSusan L. MorrowDavida Mosenson Campaign

Continuity FundBarbara and Henry MossElaine and Allan MuchinPhyllis and Stuart Muller Estate of Pearl NagerIrving and Marilyn NaiditchSteven B. Nasatir

and Carolyn H. RosenbergSteven B. Nasatir

New Directions Fund Helene Diamond and Jorde M.

Nathan Family FoundationSylvia Neil and Dan FischelMyrna and Kenneth NeimanBenjamin NeuhausenNewberger FamilyCharlotte Newberger and FamilyWilliam H. NewmanFranklin W. NitikmanIlene NovackDr. Oscar and Bernice NovickGeorge and Sarah OhlhausenAdelle and Hershel OliffMary G. OppenheimGretel OppenheimerMerrill B. OranskyElaine OrdowerLarry Ordower and Elaine Levy

Ordower z”l, Jamie Ordower Zaransky and Garrett Levy Ordower

Lillian OstermanPCNation on Behalf

of Maryl and Medwin DayanLarry Pachter and Sandy

StarkmanMorris L. Parker Grace ParsonRobin Whitehead Patinkin

and FamilyAbe W. PaulsonJane PerlmanLeo and Virginia Perlow

and Family Campaign Continuity Fund

Michael A. PerlsteinPharmore Drugs LLCDavid S. PhillipsTheodore H. PincusEstate of Joseph PickVicki PinesVicki and Gary PinesEve H. PinkertRobert and Barbara PinkertMark and Lisa Pinsky for the

Sue Pinsky Award for Excellence in Jewish Education

Susan Kagen PodellIris and Stephen PodolskyPodolsky Family FoundationToby and Sherwin PogrundStanton and Leah PolinPolk Bros. FoundationSerena E. PollackDr. Gertrude PollittMichael Polsky Sidney L. PortDavid and Rochie PorushMartin A. PragerNeal and Laurie PriceBrandon C. ProsanskyPaul Quintas and Bethia StraussJune Raffel Charitable TrustSandra C. and Maurice P. RaizesChaim and Rikki RajchenbachJudy and Jack RajchenbachStacy and Joseph RavivHarriet and Barry RayJoshua RaySusan Arbeiter ReeseShari and Stephen ReichesEric (Rick) S. Rein

and Jocelyn L. ReinJanet ResnickRessner Charitable TrustVivian E. and Robert W. RiceDr. Stuart and Andrea Rich

and Family Honoring Their Loving Mothers Lillian Ableman and Sally Rich

Susan Rifas

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Beth and Joshua RinkovNancy and Emery D. Robert, M.D.Albert A. RobinElliott and Ronni RobinsonFreda RobinsonSheldon and Freda RobinsonSandra L. RohdeRaquel RoinLeonard and Eunice RoseMichael and Jill RoseDavid S. Rosen and Amy ZisookMelvin RosenCarolyn H. RosenbergDoris and Paul RosenbergRabbi Gerry and Renee RosenbergNorma M. RosenbergIrmgard and Ludwig RosenbergerLisa and Jeff RosenkranzKaren RosenthalLorelei Rosenthal Lion of Judah

Endowment in Memory of Ben J. Rosenthal

Lorelei and Ben J. Rosenthal Family

Jennie and Avi RothnerGilbert and Norma RubenSusan and Jeffrey Rubenstein

FamilyRochelle D. and Earl E. RubinoffLisa B. RubinsteinEstate of Burton RubloffEarl S. RubyDella and Aaron Russ TrustDavid C. and Sarajean RuttenbergNathaniel and Ellen SackSacks Family FoundationAndy and Ken SaffirAlyne Salstone Campaign

Continuity FundClaire and Robert SampsonSampson-Katz Families Suzanne G. SamuelsMyra and Maurice SandermanLillyane SarnoffStanley Sarnowitz Jack SayreRobyn L. SchneiderBarbara SchrayerLynn Sachse SchrayerRobert A. Schuckman

in Memory of His ParentsEstate of Howard SchumirEric I. SchwartzEstate of Rose L. SchwartzTerry and Stephen SchwartzMickey Scully and Sissy

Greenberg Second Century Endowment Fund

Ruth A. SederPaula D. SegalEdith SeidmanSusan G. Seigle Daniel SeligmanNaomi Ragins Senser and FamilyBernard SevinSeyfarth Shaw LLPNachy and Huvie ShabatEstate of Henry ShapiroJean C. ShapiroLynn and Irv Shapiro Marci and Keith ShapiroWendy Berger Shapiro

and David C. ShapiroScott and Susan Shay and Family Lawrence A. ShermanSusan P. ShermanSamuel R. and Lenore T. SherwinReuben J. ShoreThe Shraiberg Family in Memory

of Miriam ShraibergLeonard Shraiberg in Memory

of Ellen and Kasper ShraibergBert W. ShulimsonFrieda G. and Arnold I. ShureDevra Resnick ShutanKimberly ShwachmanLinda Soreff SiegelSiegel-Bullock FamilySophie SilbingerMarshall SilvermanMarjorie and Enoch SilversteinRobert SilversteinTed SilversteinBernice R. Simon Linda SimonMax and Goldie SimonFamily of Ruth SimonDennis SinclairYadelle Toby SklareDwight David Slater

and Lillian R. Slater Shari B. SlavinRachel Slossy TrustBarbara Kaplan SlutskyAndrea Lavin SolowAndrea Lavin and Alan SolowErnest SommersMrs. Joseph Sondheimer

and Family Nora SpakSusan SpectorMarc and Melissa SpellmanMelissa Weiss SpellmanBeth and Joel SpenadelSpertus Family FoundationAndrea Srulovitz

Michael SrulovitzPat and Harriet StarrAva SteinFrederick LM SteinLouise and Rolf SteinHarriet and Martin R. SteinDanit Steinbach and David HirschSherryl F. Steinberg Fern SteinfeldHarold SternHelen and Ben SternRobert and Adele Stern

FoundationSheldon and Rena SternSuri and Abraham SternTodd and Raphaela Stern Ellen J.L. Sternweiler in Honor

of Marvin and Carol LaderNina G. StillmanFamily of Barbara StoneThe Barbara and Joel Stone FamilyDavid M. Stone Fund Marjorie and Sherwin StoneEdith Strauss in Loving

Memory of My Husband Walter J. Strauss

Sue and David Strulowitz FamilyHoward S. SuskinMr. and Mrs. Lester SutkerIrvin and Ruth Swartzberg

Family FoundationMorton F. SwiftBinnie and Mark SwislowPhyllis Tabachnick Rose TappMichael and Eileen TarnoffMarianne K. TaussigMarianne K. and Stuart K. TaussigTetrad, LLC Siegmund and Mika TischlerMichael H. Traison in Memory

of Samuel Traison z”lTracy L. TregerDr. Jack and Dorothy TresleyDr. Richard M. TresleyBernice TrossmanEstate of Dr. Louis H.

and Mary Ann TurekHelen Rose Tynan – In Memory

of Dr. and Mrs. J. Gilbert GrayJean VinokuroffLucille Vodian Isaac and Birdie G. Wagner Ruthie and Herb WanderLeah Zell WangerMay WarshauerSandra Cutler Warren Shimon and Rivky Webster

Dr. Ralph and Donna Weichselbaum in Honor of Their Parents and Children L’dor V’dor

Wein Family FoundationMichele Sackheim WeinMuriel Wein Lewis C. WeinbergRuth and Sol WeinerD’vorah and Avrum WeinfeldLita WeinsteinAnalee and Joel WeismanDaniel and Rebecca WeissFlora Esformes WeissFlora and Martin WeissJessica and Lennie WeissSara WeissTrude and Warren H. Weiss

in Memory of Trude’s Parents the Koblers

Barbara F. and Victor WeisskopfDebbie and David Well

and FamilyElizabeth and Jeffrey WellekDr. Jeffrey and Rhonda WenerEnid and Kalman WenigHerbert C. Wenske FoundationMr. and Mrs. Richard L. WexlerDr. Ruth WhartonFloyd and Judith W. WhellanThe Wilkow FamilyDebbie and Adam WinickDeborah WinickLinda WinickVivian Taubman WinickLilo WolfTina and Joseph WolfDebby and Shabsai WolfeArnold R. WolffFran WollackDavid Wolle

and Jacqueline Kott-Wolle Andrea YablonDonna and Yigal YahavMaxine YellenEstate of Betty YounkerEstate of James L. ZachariasJudy Tauber Zager FamilyBarbara and Michael ZaranskyZell Family FoundationZemsky/Greenberg FamiliesJanet ZimmermanEstate of Nathan ZlasneyGerald I. Zoldan

and Lee Simons ZoldanSheri Zuckerman and FamilyDiane C. ZunamonAnonymous (48)

Gifts as of 6/30/18


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During the fiscal year ended June 30, 2018, The Center for Jewish Philanthropy distributed $87,672,774 to various charities. The monies allocated to these charities came from 1,005 supporting foundations, donor advised funds and special interest funds.

Distributions made from The Center for Jewish Philanthropy are based upon the recommendations and advice of the donors. These foundations and funds provide the donors and their families the opportunity to participate in the distribution of charitable grants in cooperation with Jewish United Fund/Jewish Federation. The donors are also ensured that their charitable activities will continue beyond their lifetimes, while enjoying the maximum tax benefits in the current year.

Distributions for the fiscal year ended June 30, 2018 were $87,672,774.

Jewish United Fund of Metropolitan Chicago . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $12,743,984

Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Chicago Affiliated and Beneficiary Agencies and Grant Participants . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $16,360,798

Other Jewish Charities, Synagogues and Temples. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $37,402,229

General Community Charities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$21,165,763

TOTAL DISTRIBUTIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $87,672,774

The Center for Jewish PhilanthropyDeciding how to meet charitable obligations can be confusing and overwhelming. The Center for Jewish Philanthropy can help by reducing the complexity and paperwork associated with charitable giving, allowing donors to focus on their philanthropic goals and values.

Through these opportunities donors can build a lasting testament to their names, families and the causes they hold most dear. It’s a legacy that will carry on l’dor v’dor, from generation to generation.

Donor Advised FundsDonors may establish a Donor Advised Fund in their names or in honor of a loved one with a $1,000 minimum contribution. The fund earns tax-free income while the donor recommends distributions to any approved public charity, either secular or religious.

Supporting FoundationsIndividuals, corporations or families who commit substantial resources to philanthropy may establish a Supporting Foundation affiliated with the Jewish United Fund/Jewish Federation. Functionally similar to a private family foundation but with more attractive benefits, a Supporting Foundation operates under a board of directors jointly appointed by the donor and the Jewish United Fund/Jewish Federation, and enables the donor to engage future generations, fulfilling a philanthropic vision.

THE CENTER FOR JEWISH PHILANTHROPYJUF/Federation Distributions for Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 2018

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1261 FoundationA. A. Solovy FundAaron Bauer Charitable FundAaron R. Feigelson and Leslie G. Landman

Philanthropic FundAbbott-Shore Family FundAbby R. Herman Tzedakah FundAdam E Rowe Charitable FundAdam L. Budin Philanthropic FundAl and Elaine Weiss Memorial FundAl Gruen Philanthropic FundAlan and Irene Redman Philanthropic FundAlan and Linda Hurst Family

Philanthropic FundAlan Bernstein Gift FundAlan M. and Nancy Berry Philanthropic FundAlan P. and Andrea Lavin Solow Family FundAlan Witt Family FundAlbert and Lera Stein Charitable FundAlbert and Lucille Delighter

and Marcella Winston FoundationAlex Bernstein B’nai Tzedek FundAlex Shapiro B’nai Tzedek FundAlison B. and Alan E. Molotsky

Philanthropic FundAllan and Carla Price Philanthropic FundAlon and Cindy Redlich Philanthropic FundAlyce M Nasatir Assistance FundAm Shalom 7th, 8th Grade Tzedakah FundAmy Zisook and David Rosen Donor Advised

Continuity FundAndrea R. and Marshall S. Yablon Family

Philanthropic FundAndrew and Gail Marks Family FoundationAndrew S. and Jennifer L. Friedman Family

FoundationAndria Hoffman FundAnita K. and Arnold Brenner

Philanthropic FundAnn Mayber and Naomi Gaynes

Heart Research FoundationAnnabel Abraham Philanthropic FundAnnie Winick FundAnnie’s FundAri Cooper Tzedakah FundArkes Family/Hinda FundArleene F. Bearak Philanthropic FundArlene Don Charitable FundArlie Sachs Rubovits Memorial FundArmand L. Dann Philanthropic FundArnold and Celia Matanky Memorial

Philanthropic FundArnold and Paula Lyons Gassel

Philanthropic FundArthur Palmer and Pamela Gellen

Philanthropic FundAudrey and E. Leonard Rubin

Philanthropic Fund

Austin Friedman B’nai Tzedek FundBachrach Family FundBalkin Family FoundationBank Family Charitable FundBarbara and Howard Wolkoff

Philanthropic FundBarbara and Joel Stone Family

Philanthropic FundBarbara and Lou Werner Family

Philanthropic FundBarbara and Nathan Birnberg Family FundBarbara and Richard Samuels

Philanthropic FundBarbara and Steve Geller Charity FundBarbara and Steve Wolf Philanthropic FundBarbara Hochberg Jewish Education FundBarbara P. Hochberg FoundationBarnett and Gloria Bakal Philanthropic FundBarron Family Charitable FundBarry and Karen Gersowsky

Philanthropic FundBaum Family Philanthropic FundBellows Family FoundationBemoras Family Charitable TrustBen J. and Jennifer S. Dolin Family FundBen Rosenkranz FoundationBenjamin L. Wellek Donor Advised FundBenji Fleischacker’s Philanthropic FundBergson/Boros Family FundBerliant Kahn Philanthropic FundBernard and Elaine Reisin Philanthropic FundBernard and Gail Kalish Philanthropic FundBeryl and Sander Greenberg Charitable FundBeryl and Sander Greenberg Charitable FundBeth and Mark Kaufmann Charitable FundBetsy and James Feld Philanthropic FundBetsy Winick’s FundBetty and Seymour Lichter Philanthropic FundBill and Judi Goldman Family FundBinter Family FundBlonder Family FundBLS Family FoundationBlue Sky Bio Charitable FundBob and Lynn Socol FundBobette Takiff Philanthropic FundBondmour Charitable FundBonnie (Bracha) and Martin Cohen

Philanthropic FundBradley S. Schneider and Julie R. Dann

Family Philanthropic FundBrandon’s FundBressman Family FoundationBret R. and Marjorie S. Maxwell

Philanthropic FundBrian Heath Teper Charitable FoundationBrookstone Family Philanthropic FundBruce A. and Jill R. Weininger Family Fund

Bruce and Barbie Taylor Family FundBruce and Lori Fogelson Family FundBucksbaum Family FoundationBurman Family Philanthropic FundBurt and Judith Skolnik Philanthropic FundBurton D. and Linda R. Cohen Donor Advised

Continuity FundCalvin and Lana Eisenberg Philanthropic FundCameron Poter B’nai Tzedek FundCarley and Brett Peven Philanthropic FundCarly Winick FundCarol and Douglas Cohen Philanthropic FundCarol Lavin Bernick Family

Supporting FoundationCarolyn and Michael Kulakofsky

Philanthropic FundCary A. Weintraub Memorial

Philanthropic FundCaryl and Larry Heyman Charitable FundCaryn Rosen Adelman Philanthropic FundCC Children’s Scholarship FundChana Sorah Memorial FundChanning Family FundCharlene and Marshall Lavin

Philanthropic FundCharles & Stacy Winternitz Family

Donor Advised FundCharles and Audrey Dann Family

Charitable FoundationCharles and Marilynn Rivkin

Philanthropic FundCharles and Sharon Weingarten

Charitable TrustChasman Family FundChaze PartnersChezi and Susan Rafaeli Philanthropic FundChiswick Family Charitable FundCliff & Sarah Norris Donor Advised FundColman Family FundCooper-Keitel FundCraig & Cheryl Simon Donor Advised FundCrown Family FoundationDaitch Family FoundationDakoff Family Charitable FoundationDana & Lee Gordon Philanthropic FundDana Shepard Treister & Michael Roy Treister

Family Charitable FundDana Westreich Hirt Family FundDaniel and Karen Lee Charitable FundDaniel Arkes Philanthropic FundDaniel E. Ratner Philanthropic FundDaniel Shepard B’nai Tzedek FundDanielle Berns B’nai Tzedek FundDaphne V. Budin Philanthropic FundDarcy Blustein B’nai Tzedek FundDauber Directed Tzedaka FundDavid & Debra Well Charitable Fund

THE CENTER FOR JEWISH PHILANTHROPY—FUNDS & FOUNDATIONS

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David & Susanna Hakimian Charitable Gift Fund

David A. Becker Memorial FundDavid and Andrea B. Yelin Philanthropic FundDavid and Anna Dunietz FundDavid and Joan Berkson Family FundDavid and Liz Geifman Family Charitable FundDavid and Rae Smerling Philanthropic FundDavid and Susan Kreisman Charitable FundDavid and Susan Sherman Philanthropic FundDavid J. and Susan L. Raab Family Gift FundDavid Jay and Carey Rae Gelfand

Philanthropic FundDavid L. & Cathy D. Freedman

Charitable FundDavid L. and Linda H. Blumberg

Philanthropic FundDavid Maxwell B’nai Tzedek FundDavid N. Jonas Family FundDavid R. Crawford Philanthropic FundDavid Rosenbaum and Margot Kahn

Rosenbaum Philanthropic FundDavid T. Brown Family FundDavid W. Shapiro and Helen E. Shapiro

Family Philanthropic FundDavid Y. Schwartz & Family

Philanthropic FundDavid Zemsky Memorial Philanthropic FundDavidson-Goldwyn Family Philanthropic FundDeborah L. Spitz Memorial Philanthropic FundDebra Dann Kay Charitable FoundationDeena Schenker-Walchirk Philanthropic FundDejelaja FundDennis & Joyce Black Family

Charitable FoundationDennis and Susan Sloan Charitable FundDiane and Jeffrey Kahan FundDobrusin Family Philanthropic FundDonald and Judith Horwitz Philanthropic FundDonald L. Kirk Philanthropic FundDonald Learner Family FundDonna and Richard Loundy

Philanthropic FundDonna Meyers Charitable FundDonna W. Kahan Philanthropic FundDonnie R. and Jackie Dann Philanthropic FundDr Lewis Barr and Dr James Schneider

Philanthropic FundDr. & Mrs. Ronald Greenberg Charitable FundDr. Harold and Selma Feder Family

Philanthropic FundDr. Herman I. and Joan Scheinberg

Philanthropic FundDr. Irving and Betty F. Rozenfeld Donor

Advised Continuity FundDr. James R. Goldstone and Cynthia C.

Goldstone Philanthropic FundDr. Jerry and Adrienne Bauer

Philanthropic Fund

Dr. Jody Zalkin-Weisskopf and Philipp B. Weisskopf Family Fund

Dr. Merrill and Debra Zahtz Philanthropic Fund

Drs. Donalee and Norman Markus Family Philanthropic Fund

Durchslag Philanthropic FundDylan Jacob Brown Charitable FoundationEdith and David A. De Mar Philanthropic FundEdward & Barbara Burnes DAFEdward A. and Sherryl A. Fox

Philanthropic FundEdward and Diane Mehlman

Philanthropic FundEdward and Ellen Bakal Family

Philanthropic FundEdward H. Schwartz Philanthropic FundEdward M. and Cathy G. Atkins

Family Philanthropic FundEdwin and Diana Ruthman Philanthropic FundEdy & Jacob Kupietzky Charitable FoundationElaine and Steve Lev Family Charitable FundElaine Ordower Memorial FundEli & David Atid Family FundEli Nasatir Philanthropic FundEliot G. Schencker Philanthropic FundEli’s FundElizabeth and Andrew Hibel

Philanthropic FundElizabeth and Jeffrey Wellek

Philanthropic FundEllen & Thomas Kenemore Philanthropic FundEllen and Albert Zickmann FundEllen and Eric Friedler Philanthropic FundEllen and Scott Goldsher Family FundEllen Havdala Philanthropic FundEllie FundElliott and Ronni Robinson Philanthropic FundEmily & Ross Emmerman Philanthropic FundEpstein Wenger Family Supporting

FoundationEric Joss Memorial FundEric Lachman B’nai Tzedek FundErica Shaps B’nai Tzedek FundErnest A and Ruth K Nogg Charitable FundEsther M. and Allen E. Schechter FundEsther Stulberg Memorial FundEvan Cohen B’nai Tzedek FundEve and Stuart L. Pinkert Philanthropic FundEve Samborn B’nai Tzedek FundEzra and Eve Perkal Philanthropic FundFajerstein Family FundFamily Sircus Philanthropic FundFarby Family Philanthropic FundFaye Bofman Memorial Philanthropic FundFeinstein Philanthropic FundFinkelstein-Jacobson Philanthropic FundFirst Spoke Foundation

Fish and Ehrlichman Family Philanthropic Fund

Fishbaum Family Philanthropic FundFlignor Family Philanthropic FundFrank and Mollie Klotz Philanthropic FundFrank and Sherry Cohen Philanthropic FundFranklin & Deborah Leibow Family

Donor FundFranklin B. and Gloria K. Orwin

Philanthropic FundFred and Gloria Weiss/Kozin

Philanthropic FundFred and Gloria Weiss/Spellman

Philanthropic FundFred and Susan Mardell Philanthropic FundFreedman Wander Family FoundationFrima H. Blumenthal Philanthropic FundFurman Family Tzedakah FundGail and Brian Boorstein Philanthropic FundGail and Bruce Greenspahn Family TrustGail and Donald Goldstein Philanthropic FundGail and James Gilbert Philanthropic FundGail Family Donor Advised FundGary and Diana Sturisky FundGary and Wendy Schnierow

Philanthropic FundGenevieve U. Anoff Philanthropic FundGeorge and Roberta Mann Philanthropic FundGerald and Liora Mizel Philanthropic FundGerry and Steve Keen Philanthropic FundGershen M. and Sally A. Abraham

Philanthropic FundGertrude and Arthur Witkin

Family FoundationGigi A. Cohen & Michael A. Levin

Donor Advised FundGilbert Asher FundGlickman Family FundGlickman FoundationGoldsmith Family FoundationGoodhart Family FoundationGoodman Supporting FoundationGooze Family Philanthropic FundGrais Family FundGreg and Marci Cohen Family Charity FundGwen and Scott Heyman Family

Philanthropic FundH. Bruce Bernstein Family FundH. David & Susan H. Selbst Charitable FundHadesman Family FundHarold and Erica Unger Family FoundationHarold and Mona Shabelman

Philanthropic FundHarriet & Stanley Rosenthal

Charitable Gift FundHarriet and Allen Cohen Philanthropic FundHarriet and Ernest Karmin

Special Needs Fund

THE CENTER FOR JEWISH PHILANTHROPY—FUNDS & FOUNDATIONS, cont’d

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Harriet Meyer and Ulrich E. Meyer Family Philanthropic Fund

Harriett and Myron Cholden Donor Advised Fund

Harriette and Ted Perlman Family FoundationHarvey & Bonny J. Gaffen Philanthropic FundHarvey and Dawn Loeb Philanthropic FundHarvey L. Miller Supporting FoundationHarvey P. and Sharon Weintraub

Philanthropic FundHedy and Rose Ratner Women’s Advocacy

Field of Interest FundHelene Diamond and Jorde M. Nathan

Family FoundationHelfand Donor FundHenry and Esther Levinson

Philanthropic FundHerbert and Paula Molner Philanthropic FundHeyman Philanthropic FundHHN Philanthropic FundHilda and Otto Wolf Philanthropic FundHillary L. Maxwell B’nai Tzedek FundHochberg Family Philanthropic FundHoeflich Family FundHoward and Frankie Alper Philanthropic FundHoward Family FoundationHoward Learner and Lauren Rosenthal

Family FundHoward S. Suskin Donor Advised FundHoyt Family FoundationHugh and Sheila Patinkin Philanthropic FundHyman Family Charitable FundIla Lewis Philanthropic FundIrv and Lynn Shapiro Donor Advised FundIrving Harris Philanthropic FundIsadore Arnove Philanthropic FundIsard Dunietz Philanthropic FundJ&B Altruistic AllocationsJack and Donna Greenberg

Philanthropic FundJack, Jean and Greta Heiman

Philanthropic FundJackson C. Richman Charitable FundJacob Stoehr B’nai Tzedek FundJacqueline & Jason Peltz Philanthropic FundJaffe Family Philanthropic FundJake Ragins B’nai Tzedek FundJames and Helen Lewis Philanthropic FundJames and Linda Ginsburg Philanthropic FundJames and Susan Schneider

Philanthropic FundJames C. Mills Family Philanthropic FundJames Rosenberg and Deborah Hamilton

Philanthropic FundJane and Dennis Carlton Philanthropic FundJanger Family Philanthropic FundJason and Lisa Howard Family

Charitable Trust

Jason Berg B’nai Tzedek FundJason Widen B’nai Tzedek FundJastromb Family Philanthropic FundJay and Elissa Fisher Gift FundJeff Aeder Philanthropic FundJeff Sterne B’nai Tzedek FundJeffrey A. Berger Memorial FundJeffrey and Adrienne Kriezelman

Philanthropic FundJeffrey and Debra Bakal Philanthropic FundJeffrey and Elise LennardJeffrey and Elissa Feldman Philanthropic FundJeffrey and Harriet Nemetz

Philanthropic FundJeffrey and Pamela Altman Charitable FundJeffrey and Roberta Kwall Donor Advised

Continuity FundJeffrey T. and Ellen B. Gilbert Family FundJenna L. Weinstein B’nai Tzedek FundJennifer and Alex Brown Family FundJeremy B. Budin Philanthropic FundJerome Greenberg Philanthropic FundJerome Stokols/Oscar Gerber

Philanthropic FundJerrold & Nancy Fink Family Charitable FundJerrold Marks Philanthropic FundJerry and Susan Steinberger

Philanthropic FundJessica Teper B’nai Tzedek FundJewish Women’s Funding NetworkJill and Michael Rose Philanthropic FundJoan and Robert Fragen Philanthropic FundJoan Sulzer and John Werhane

Philanthropic FundJoel and Cindy Lieberman Family

Philanthropic FundJoel F. Brown and Julie E. Strauss

Charitable Gift FundJoel Jeffrey Glick Memorial

Philanthropic FundJoey Stern FundJoey’s FundJohn and Amy Lowenstein Philanthropic FundJohn H. and Barbara L. Blumberg

Philanthropic FundJon & Ellen Hattenbach Family FundJon and Maggie Fieldman Philanthropic FundJonathan and Jennifer Lutz Charitable

Gift FundJonathan D. Wellek Donor Advised FundJonathan Zimbler Donor Advised FundJordan Adam Haase Memorial FundJordan and Jean Nerenberg

Philanthropic FundJordan Rose Brown Charitable FoundationJoseph and Carol Atkin Philanthropic FundJoseph and Gail Gassner & Eric and Jennifer

Fried Family Fund

Joseph J. and Beverly Anne Cohen Philanthropic Fund

Joseph Tyler Gertler Special Interest Continuity Fund

Josh Rosenkranz FoundationJoshua and Marta Krengel Philanthropic FundJoshua Herrendorf FundJoy of Life FoundationJoyce & Arnold I. Sklar Family Charitable FundJoyce Levy Shefsky and Carol Levy

Memorial FundJudith and Leonard Sarnat Family FundJudith and Richard Rhodes Philanthropic FundJudith K. Kubert FundJudith N. Braman Philanthropic FundJudith S., Lawrence F. and Lauren M. Kohn

Donor Advised FundJules M. Laser Philanthropic FundJulie and Steven Neff Philanthropic FundKaganove FundKahan Philanthropic FundKahn Family Philanthropic FundKalman and Enid Wenig Family

Philanthropic FundKalman Michael Benjamin

Memorial FoundationKanter Family Philanthropic FundKaren & Al Johanson FundKaren & David Rappaport Charitable FundKaren and Ethan Budin Philanthropic FundKarl Perl Charitable TrustKeith Rudman Family Charitable FundKen and Susan Lorch Charitable FundKenneth and Judith Fleischer

Philanthropic FundKenneth and Rita Lewis Philanthropic FundKeren Nechadote I FundKeren Nechadote M Philanthropic FundKissel Charitable FundKlein Family Philanthropy FundKrengel Family Philanthropic FundKubert Family FundKudish Family Philanthropic FundKupferberg Donor Advised FundKurt & Carol Roth Charitable FundKutzen Family Philanthropic FundL. Frank and Alice Kleinman FundLacey Marie Hoffman FundLader Family FoundationLandau-Van Dyke Jewish Philanthropic

Charitable TrustLappin Family Donor Advised FundLaura Ziff Family Donor Advised FundLaurence & Deborah Wilneff Charitable FundLaurence and Susan Spector Family

Philanthropic FundLaurence E. Herman Tzedakah Fund


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Lauri and Bruce Zessar Philanthropic FundLaurie and Stephen Laser Charitable FundLaurie C. Hochberg Philanthropic FundLaverne and Samuel J. Cutler Family

Philanthropic FundLawrence A. Rosenzweig and Cynthia A.

Wong Philanthropic FundLawrence and Cecilia Menaker

Philanthropic FundLawrence and Nancy Glick Israel Field

of Interest FundLawrence and Sylvia Margolies

Philanthropic FundLawrence E. and Nancy S. Glick FoundationLawrence I. Schulman - Christine H. Poggianti

Philanthropic FundLawrence, Elaine, Mark & Jane Ordower

in Memory of Ben & Rita Ordower FundLazar Family Charitable FundLeah and Lawrence Richman

Philanthropic FundLee and Bonnie Malmed Family

Charitable FundLee and Cheryl Sachnoff Philanthropic FundLee Casty Philanthropic FundLee Hartley Mitchell Philanthropic FundLeon Family Philanthropic FundLeonard and Diane Sherman

Family FoundationLeonard and Laura Loventhal Charitable FundLeonard and Lois Laser Family FoundationLeonard Rose Family FoundationLeora Balinsky Philanthropic FundLeshin Family Charitable TrustLester J. Rosenberg Library FundLester Sutker Philanthropic FundLevin Family Philanthropic FundLieberman & Keller Family FundLily and Alan Kanter Philanthropic FundLinda & Michael Simon FundLinda & Stuart Kupfer Family Charitable FundLinda Kellough FundLinda S. Siegel Philanthropic FundLindsey Paige Markus Philanthropic FundLipsig Family Philanthropic FundLois and Edmond Zisook Philanthropic FundLois and Hugo Melvoin Philanthropic FundLois and Selwyn Unell Philanthropic FundLorelei and Ben Rosenthal Philanthropic FundLorry and Jim Borowitz Philanthropic FundLouis A. Morgan Family Philanthropic FundLouis and Maria Harrison Family FundLouis B. Perl Memorial Philanthropic FundLowell E. Sachnoff Philanthropic FundLya and Louis Rosenblum Family FoundationLya and Louis Rosenblum Philanthropic FundLynn & Peter Holstein Family Fund

Lynn L. and Philipp Weisskopf Memorial Philanthropic Fund

Lynn Miller Socol FundM&M Lustbader Philanthropic FundMadanes Family FundMagid Family Philanthropic FundMagid Glove Charitable TrustMalkin Family Philanthropic FundMalkus Family Philanthropic FundManfred and Fern Steinfeld Family FoundationManny & Deana Binstock Family

Donor Advised FundManny and SaraLee Price Philanthropic FundMarc & Helen Rubenstein Philanthropic FundMarc S. Brenner Donor Advised FundMarcia Ander Philanthropic FundMargulies Family FundMarianne K. and Stuart Taussig

Donor Advised FundMarie and Paul Freier Philanthropic FundMarie Krane and Robert H. Bergman

Philanthropic FundMarilee S. Bass Philanthropic FundMarilyn and Larry Robinson

Philanthropic FundMarilyn Cohen Charitable FoundationMarilyn R. Rest in Memory of James and

Nelle Rest Philanthropic FundMark and Debra Abramson Charitable FundMark and Karen Jossel Philanthropic FundMark and Linda Goodman Philanthropic FundMark and Nancy Ratner Philanthropic FundMark and Peggy Goldberg Philanthropic FundMark and Shari Coe Philanthropic FundMark E. and Cheryl Bondy Kaplan

Philanthropic FundMark S and Francine F Levy Charitable FundMark Wolfson B’nai Tzedek FundMarlene and Marshall Hirshman

Charitable FundMartin & Elyse Tish FundMartin A. Gradman Philanthropic FundMartin and Rae Louise Birnbaum

Philanthropic FundMartin Boyer Family Philanthropic FundMarty and Amy Kaplan FoundationMarvin & Beverly Rose Donor FundMarvin and Joyce Berman Philanthropic FundMary and Allan L. Swartzberg

Philanthropic FundMass Philanthropic FundMattenson Family Philanthropic FundMatthew Family Charitable FundMatthew Klionsky and Susan Rosenberg

Philanthropic FundMaureen K. and Seth D. Feldman Family

Foundation

Maurice and Sandra Raizes Donor-Advised Continuity Fund

Maurice Fantus and Judith A. Aiello Philanthropic Fund

Max and Lynn R. Schrayer FundMax and Sally Davis Memorial

Philanthropic FundMax Cooper Tzedakah FundMelinda & Ben Resnick Charitable FundMelissa Cher Nathan B’nai Tzedek FundMelvin & Judith Hecktman Philanthropic FundMenahem B. and Hanna Sacks Family

Philanthropic FundMendel and Dena Nudelman

Philanthropic FundMendy & Aviva Berger Charitable FundMerle K. and Barry Gross Philanthropic FundMFC FoundationMia L. Herman Tzedakah FundMichael & Angela Berman Philanthropic FundMichael & Joyce Fox Donor Advised FundMichael A. Bergman Charitable FundMichael and Fran Sher Philanthropic FundMichael and Jean Best Philanthropic FundMichael and Marsha Spak Philanthropic FundMichael and Sandra Rosenstein Family FundMichael and Suzanne Moskow

Philanthropic FundMichael H. and Martha W. Davidson

Charitable FundMichael J. Heyman Philanthropic FundMichael L. Lowenthal Philanthropic FundMichael Oxman Donor Advised FundMichael S. and Karen Kesner

Philanthropic FundMichael Zoller Family Philanthropic FundMichele and Larry Rivkin Philanthropic FundMichele Lasky B’nai Tzedek FundMickie Shapiro Human Kind FundMidge Perlman Shafton Philanthropic FundMiller Family Philanthropic Fund –

Sara, Batya and PamelaMillie Kellman Philanthropic FundMilstein Charitable FundMilstein Family Philanthropic FundMiriam and Gunther Erlebacher

Philanthropic FundMiriam W. Graham Philanthropic FundMitchell Kline and Betti Kline Goldberg FundMMTLCS Charitable FoundationMorton and Miriam Steinberg FundMorton and Reva Denlow Philanthropic FundMoshe Bellows Jewish Continuity

Charity FundMr. and Mrs. Richard S. Fleisher

Philanthropic FundMr. and Mrs. Sherman J. Rosen

Philanthropic Fund


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Mr. and Mrs. William S. Lipsman Donor-Advised Continuity Fund

Mr. Joseph and Hazzan Shelly Kaszynski Philanthropic Fund

Mrs. George Neumark Philanthropic FundMrs. Marshall L. Zissman Philanthropic FundMyrna & Kenneth Neiman Family FoundationMyrna and Neal Tyson Philanthropic FundMyrna Pine Memorial FundMyron and Patricia Cherry Philanthropic FundN M FundNachman Friedman Memorial FundNachshon Tzedakah FundNadivah Philanthropic FundNancy and Daniel Pollack Philanthropic FundNancy Marder and Jeremy Eden

Charitable Gift FundNankin Family Charitable FundNasatir/Rosenberg Philanthropic FundNathan Wellek Philanthropic FundNathan Woolf Shapiro Endowment FundNathaniel and Ellen Sack Charitable FundNeal and Sally Cohen and Family

Philanthropic FundNeal H. and Laurie K. Price Philanthropic FundNeil I. and Arlene Kaplan Philanthropic FundNetzach Achainu Scholarship

Field of Interest FundNina G. Stillman Charitable Gift FundNira and Marvin Wolfe FundNoa Fleischacker Tzedakah FundNoa Rosenberg Philanthropic FundNora and Jay Spak Charitable FundNorman and Cynthia Goldring FundNorman I. Goldstein Donor Advised FundNorton and Elaine Sarnoff Philanthropic FundNovack Family Philanthropic FundNRN FoundationOkapi FundOlswanger Family FundP & A Philanthropic FundPamela & Steven Adelman Phil FundPamela Marks-Pappas Philanthropic FundPamela Rose Philanthropic FundParker-Rubin Family FundPassman Family FundPatricia and Albert Frank Philanthropic FundPatti and Howard Fields Philanthropic FundPaul and Ilse Gordon Family FoundationPaul and Lisa Blumberg Family

Philanthropic FundPaul and Margaret Lurie Family FundPaul and Pamela Kleinmann

Philanthropic FundPaul G. Delman Field of InterestPaul Garry and Susan Rollins

Philanthropic Fund

Paul H and Irene G Bennett Charitable FundPaul Keidan Charitable FundPC Nation Charitable FundPeaceman Family FundPelts Family Philanthropic FundPeltzman Family FundPente Alpha Philanthropic FundPeter C. Lee Personal Philanthropic FundPeter Polsky Freedom FundPeter Schwarzbach Charitable FundPhilip and Aviva Greenland

Philanthropic FundPhilip and Kimberly Seiden Family Gift FundPhilip and Sheri Greenblatt

Philanthropic FundPhyllis Fischel Philanthropic FundPico FoundationPizer/Weinstein Family FundPrairie Minerals FoundationProject Channie Philanthropic FundR Cohen Family Charity FundR.L.R. Philanthropic FundRabbi Shlomo D. & Annabel Levine FundRabbi Vernon and Bryna Kurtz

Philanthropic FundRachel & David Sternberg Charitable FundRachel Schwartz B’nai Tzedek FundRachel Sier B’nai Tzedek FundRalph Routman Memorial Philanthropic FundRalph Wanger Philanthropic FundRashkow Family Philanthropic FundRavinia Capital Donor Advised FundRAZ Charitable FundRebecca Spector B’nai Tzedek FundReese/Arbeiter Family Philanthropic FundREGE Philanthropic FundReich Family Philanthropic FundReiches Family Philanthropic FundRenee and Wayne Hochberg

Philanthropic FundRenee Birnberg and Joseph B. Silberman

Family FundRetsky Family Philanthropic FundRhoda and Henry R. Bernstein FundRich Family FundRichard and Barbara Silverman Family

Philanthropic FundRichard and Gloria Gottlieb

Philanthropic FundRichard and Roberta Edelheit FundRichard and Sammye Axelrood

Philanthropic FundRichard and Sheryl Sheiner

Philanthropic FundRichard Damashek Donor Advised FundRichard Edward Johnson Memorial FundRichard F. Karger and Christine F. Karger

Charitable Fund

Richard Harris Bergman Charitable FundRichard M Tresley Philanthropic FundRichard S. and Susan G. Rosenstein

Philanthropic FundRichard Wallace Ziff FundRina and Jeffrey Norris Charitable FundRing Family FoundationRita and Howard D. Geller Philanthopic FundRobert A. & Marla J. Ferencz

Donor Advised FundRobert A. Schuckman Philanthropic FundRobert and Penelope Steiner

Philanthropic FundRobert and Yadelle Sklare FoundationRobert Berman Memorial FundRobert H. Dann Charitable FundRobert L. and Sylvia M. Haag

Supporting FoundationRobert M. and Barbara M. Schrayer

Philanthropic FundRobert Norris Philanthropic FundRobert U and Roberta Goldman

Family FoundationRoberta L. and Barry S. Katz

Philanthropic FundRoberta R. Kaplan and Joel A. Kaplan, M.D.

Philanthropic FundRobin and Michael Iser Philanthropic FundRobinson Family Philanthropic FundRod and Tracy Loewenthal Charitable TrustRomanoff Family Charitable FundRon Sonenthal Donor Advised FundRona and Seymour Homer Philanthropic FundRonald and Gail Rubenstein

Philanthropic FundRonald Z. and Judith G. Domsky

Philanthropic FundRonna Leibach Family Charitable FundRonnie Jo Sokol Charitable FundRose Ander Family Philanthropic FundRose Family Supporting FoundationRose L. Jagust Donor Advised FundRose Shure Memorial FundRoselyn L. Friedman Philanthropic FundRosenfield Family Philanthropic FundRosenkranz Family FoundationRosenthal Family Charitable FundRoss Family Charitable FundRoth Philanthropic FundRoutman Family Philanthropic FundRoz and Wayne Chertow Philanthropic FundRubenstein Family Philanthropic FundRudick Family Gift FundRuth and Roy Belzer Philanthropic FundRuthie and Herb Wander Philanthropic FundRutkoff Family FundSaffir Charitable FundSaiger Family Philanthropic Fund

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Sally and Willard Aaron Family Philanthropic Fund

Sam and Roslyn Grodzin Philanthropic FundSam Sommer FundSam Stulberg Memorial FundSamuel and Marie Louise Rosenthal

Field of Interest FundSamuel J. Hoffman FundSamuel, June and Thelma Kaplan

Philanthropic FundSanderman Family Charitable FundSands of Time Charitable FundSara and Steve Coven Charitable Gift FundSara Cohen B’nai Tzedek FundSarah Samborn B’nai Tzedek FundSari Noa Stone Philanthropic FundSari Salinas Donor Advised FundSarita and Roy Warshawsky Family

Philanthropic FundSarnoff Levin Family Supporting FoundationSchaumberger Family FundSchloss Family FundSchmidt Family FundSchnierow Charitable FundSchwartz and Egger Family FundSchwartz Family Philanthropic FundScott and Beth Bakal Philanthropic FundScott and Meryl Weis FoundationSeder Family FoundationSedge Plitt Charitable FundSee YourselfSeiden Family FoundationSeiden Sanabria Family FundSemco Realty Group FoundationSepton Family FundSern Charitable FundSeth and Rosalind Eisner FundSeymour and Sandra Ginsberg

Charitable FundSeymour and Toby A. Lipton

Philanthropic FundShabtai Rodin Memorial FundShari Cohen Philanthropic FundShayne Family Philanthropic FundSheldon and Debra Wolfe Philanthropic FundSheldon and Freda Robinson FundSheldon and Nancy Mann Philanthropic FundSheldon and Suzanne Epstein Charitable FundSheri & Steve Greenbaum Phil FundShiff Family Philanthropic Fund

Shure Charitable TrustShurman Family Donor Advised FundSidney and Lois Robbins Philanthropic FundSidney and Phyllis Shalowitz

Philanthropic FundSimon Lesser and Carol Patinkin

Philanthropic FundSimone Singer and Elliot Weissbluth

Philanthropic FundSisyphus Supporting FoundationSpertus Family FundSRM Charity FundSrulovitz Family Philanthropic FundStadlan Novak Family FundStephani and Ken Perlmutter

Philanthropic FundStephen & Diane Dubey Charitable FundSteve and Denise Emer Philanthropic FundSteve and Marla Brown Philanthropic FundSteven and Jo Ann R. Potashnick

Philanthropic FundSteven and Priscilla Kersten Charitable FundSteven and Wendy Frost Charitable FundSteven E. and Jacqueline P. Kane

Charitable FundSteven J. Leibach Charitable TrustSteven Martin Croft Memorial FundStrogo FundStuart and Bettie Schwartz Philanthropic FundStuart and Kathleen Barnett Charitable FundStuart D. Perlman Brain Cancer

Research FundSue and Bill Auerbach Charitable FundSue Lerch J.U.F. FundSusan & Steven Goldrich Charitable FundSusan and Marc Benjamin Philanthropic FundSusan and Marc Sacks Family FundSusan and Richard Sigel Family FundSusan and Richard Wellek Philanthropic FundSusan G and Joseph D Ament

Philanthropic FundSusan H. Rifas Philanthropic FundSuzanne Krill Philanthropic FundSwartzberg/Zoller Family FoundationSylvia and Marvin Rosett Philanthropic FundSylvia G. Gordon Philanthropic FundT/S Kully Philanthropic FundTamar and Jonathan Koschitzky

Family FoundationTamara and Michael Sugar Charitable Fund

Tannenbaum Family Charity FundTarnoff Family Philanthropic FundTerri & Stephen L. Geifman Philanthropic FundTerry Family FundTerry S. Forman Donor Advised FundThomas Elden Charitable Gift FundThomas M. Giller and Jessica D. Radolf

Philanthropic FundTobie B. and Edward M. Oher FundTodd and Lisa Lesser Charitable Gift FundTodd and Miriam Bakal Charitable FoundationToo Good To Be True FundTracy Madansky Philanthropic FundTRBPF Philanthropic FundTurek Giving FundVictor Sikevitz Family Philanthropic FundW M K Homer FundWagner Descendants FoundationWallace H. Roberts Jr. & Susan S. Roberts

Charitable FundWalter and May March Philanthropic FundWeinberg Advised FundWeiss Memorial Hospital FoundationWeissman Charity FundWeissman Family Donor Advised FundWilliam & Joanne Rose Chunowitz

Charitable Gift FundWilliam and Corinne Engelhart

Tikkun Olam FundWilliam and Heidi Spizman Family

Donor Advised FundWilliam Scott Oscherwitz FundWine Family Donor Advised FundWinter Family Philanthropic FundWolin Charitable FundWorld Jewish Philanthropic FundYAD FoundationYNT Philanthropic FundYotam FundZ Frank Camp Apachi Supporting FoundationZachary Weinstein B’nai Tzedek FundZaransky Family PhilanthropyZats-Cats/Sari and Lauren Feingold

Philanthropic FundZenia and Jeffrey L. Cohen Family FundZoller Family Philanthropic FundZoller Israel Scholarship FundZuckerman Family FundZukrow-Mackevich Family Fund

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JEWISH FEDERATION

Susan BlockMarcia S. Cohn

David F. EllbogenSylvia Fisher

Gerald E. FranksArthur Goldrich

Irene GorvitzPauline JesserEsther Kane

Beverly P. LandeJames and Roslyn Marks

Arthur and Elaine MorrisonHenry S. and Barbara J. Moss

Sandra Rohde

Martin and Rosalie SnitzerFlorence Stoller

Paula and Norman TepperMay Warshauer

Edith BrennerMarcia S. CohnMildred Dubin

Edward ElisbergMax and Shirley Gendel

Joan GoldbergRosalyn Graff

Jeffrey KormanCharlotte Lindon

James and Roslyn Marks

Lenore B. MelzerShirley Raymond

Sam RothbartEarl S. and Ann Ruby

Alyne Salstone

Arthur W. and Helene E. SegilReuben J. ShoreNorman SteinRuth Treiman

JEWISH UNITED FUND

How to Leave a BequestBelow is suggested bequest language that may be incorporated in estate planning documents.

To establish a Legacy Fund gift for future emergency needs:I give $___________ (or specified property) or ____% of the residue of my estate

to the Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Chicago as an unrestricted gift.

To establish an outright bequest to the Jewish United Fund:I give $___________ (or specified property) or ____% of the residue of my estate

to the Jewish United Fund of Metropolitan Chicago as an unrestricted gift.

To establish a JUF Annual Campaign Continuity Fund:I give $__________ (or specified property) or ____% of the residue of my estate to the Jewish United Fund of Metropolitan Chicago

as a Campaign Continuity Fund, the income therefrom to be distributed solely on an annual basis to the JUF Annual Campaign.

To establish a Lion of Judah Endowment:I give $___________ (or specified property) or ____% of the residue of my estate to the Jewish United Fund of Metropolitan Chicago as a Lion of Judah Endowment gift, the income therefrom to be distributed solely

on an annual basis to the Women’s Division of the JUF Annual Campaign. (Gift must be at least $100,000.)

To establish an endowment to benefit a specified area of interest:I give $___________ (or specified property) or ____% of the residue of my estate to the Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Chicago, to be held for the benefit of ______________ (describe a special field of interest).

For more information, please contact Legacies & Endowments at 312.357.4853 or [email protected].

BEQUESTS

The Jewish Federation and Jewish United Fund gratefully recall those—may their memory be a blessing— who have left a gift to our community through a bequest to the Jewish Federation or Jewish United Fund.

During the year ended June 30, 2018, the Jewish Federation and Jewish United Fund were advised of the following bequests. The farsighted and dedicated people making these gifts have fulfilled their commitment

to ensure the future welfare of the Jewish community in Chicago, Israel and throughout the world. Money received from these bequests is added to the Federation Endowment Fund. The income produced

by the Endowment Fund will provide $13,955,788 to support our agencies during the coming year.

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Philip M. Klutznick . . . . . . . . . . . . 1968

Abram D. Davis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1969

Morris Glasser . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1970

Robert L. Adler. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1971

Sol S. Weiner . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1972

Raymond Epstein . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1973

Alvin W. Cohn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1974

Leonard H. Sherman. . . . . . . . . . . .1975

Harry Fox. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1976

William Levine . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1977

Edgar L. Cadden . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1978

Max Robert Schrayer . . . . . . . . . . 1979

Herman Spertus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1980

Larry J. Hochberg . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1981

Eli Field. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1982

Charles H. Goodman . . . . . . . . . . 1983

Judd D. Malkin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1984

Sheldon Mann . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1985

Theodore H. Krengel . . . . . . . . . . 1986

Manfred Steinfeld . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1987

Harriet Lewis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1988

Burton E. Glazov . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1989

Barbara Hochberg. . . . . . . . . . . . . 1990

Howard L. Stone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1991

John C. Colman . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1992

Herbert S. Wander . . . . . . . . . . . . 1993

Carl Levine . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1994

Abe J. Matthew . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1995

Howard G. Kaplan. . . . . . . . . . . . . 1996

Manfred Steinfeld . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1997

Irving Wein . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1998

Steve M. Barnett . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1999

Lois Zoller . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2000

Lester Rosenberg . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2001

Lawrence E. Glick . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2002

Andrew D. Lappin . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2003

Harvey J. Barnett . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2004

Robert M. Schrayer . . . . . . . . . . . 2005

Skip Schrayer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2006

David A. Sherman. . . . . . . . . . . . . 2007

Andrew S. Hochberg . . . . . . . . . . 2008

Douglas E. Cohen . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2009

Theodore Perlman . . . . . . . . . . . . 2010

Bill Silverstein. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2011

Stephen Malkin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2012

Michael H. Zaransky . . . . . . . . . . 2013

Lee I. Miller . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2014

Sara Crown Star. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2015

Harry J. Seigle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2016

Larry Levy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2017

King W. Harris . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2018

JEWISH UNITED FUND CAMPAIGN CHAIRMEN

Harris Perlstein . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1946

John Balaban. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1947

Peter Sampson. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1948

Mortimer B. Harris . . . . . . . . . . . . 1949

Reuben L. Freeman . . . . . . . . . . . . 1950

Dr. S.S. Hollender . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1951

Samuel N. Katzin. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1952

Oscar Getz . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1953

Abram N. Pritzker . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1954

David Borowitz . . . . . . . . . . . 1955-1956

Joshua B. Glasser. . . . . . . . . . 1957-1958

Morris Norian. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1959

Howard G. Mesirow . . . . . . . . . . . 1960

David Silbert. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1961

Leonard Laser. . . . . . . . . . . . .1962-1963

Max Robert Schrayer . . . . . 1964-1965

Harry X. Cole . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1966

Rabbi Ralph Simon . . . . . . . . . . . . .1967

COMBINED JEWISH APPE AL CAMPAIGN CHAIRMEN

Ulysses S. Schwartz . . . . . . 1936–1938

Herbert M. Lautmann . . . . 1938–1939

James H. Becker. . . . . . . . . . . 1939–1941

Ulysses S. Schwartz . . . . . . . 1941–1947

James H. Becker. . . . . . . . . . 1947–1948

A. Richard Frank . . . . . . . . . .1948–1951

Reuben L. Freeman . . . . . . . . 1951–1954

Frederick W. Strauss . . . . . .1954–1957

Bernard Nath . . . . . . . . . . . . 1957–1960

Howard G. Mesirow . . . . . . 1960–1962

Morris Glasser . . . . . . . . . . . 1962–1966

David Silbert. . . . . . . . . . . . . 1966–1969

Raymond Epstein . . . . . . . . 1969–1972

Robert L. Adler. . . . . . . . . . . .1972–1974

JEWISH WELFARE FUND PRESIDENTS

Edwin G. Foreman. . . . . . . . 1900–1903

A.G. Becker . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1904–1906

Edwin F. Meyer. . . . . . . . . . . 1906–1908

Julius Rosenwald . . . . . . . . . .1908–1913

A.G. Becker . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1913–1914

Julius Rosenwald . . . . . . . . . . 1914–1917

B.E. Bensinger . . . . . . . . . . . . 1917–1919

Samuel Deutsch . . . . . . . . . 1920–1922

Julius Rosenwald . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1923

Charles Rubens . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1924

Samuel Deutsch . . . . . . . . . 1925–1928

Alfred K. Foreman. . . . . . . . . 1929–1931

Sol Kline . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1932–1934

Frank L. Sultzberger . . . . . . . 1935–1937

Lester N. Selig . . . . . . . . . . . 1938–1940

Harris Perlstein . . . . . . . . . . .1941–1944

John M. Frank . . . . . . . . . . . . 1944–1946

Joseph L. Block. . . . . . . . . . . 1947–1949

A. G. Ballenger . . . . . . . . . . . 1950–1952

Mortimer B. Harris . . . . . . . .1953–1955

Dr. S. S. Hollender . . . . . . . . 1956–1958

Charles Aaron . . . . . . . . . . . . 1959–1961

Joseph L. Gidwitz. . . . . . . . . 1962–1964

Abram D. Davis . . . . . . . . . . .1965–1967

Sidney L. Robin. . . . . . . . . . . 1968–1969

Jerome M. Comar . . . . . . . . . 1970–1971

Hamilton M. Loeb, Jr. . . . . . .1972–1973

Sidney J. Hess, Jr. . . . . . . . . .1974–1975

Robert L. Adler. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1974

Marvin N. Stone. . . . . . . . . . .1976–1977

David Smerling. . . . . . . . . . . 1978–1979

Robert M. Schrayer . . . . . . .1979–1981

Herbert S. Wander . . . . . . . .1981–1983

Charles H. Goodman . . . . . 1983–1985

Richard L. Wexler . . . . . . . . .1985–1987

Maynard I. Wishner . . . . . . 1987–1989

John C. Colman . . . . . . . . . . .1989–1991

Arthur W. Brown, Jr. . . . . . . . 1991–1993

Edward A. Fox . . . . . . . . . . . 1993–1995

Joel A. Stone . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1995–1997

Barbara Hochberg. . . . . . . . 1997–1998

Robert M. Schrayer . . . . . . . . . . . 1998

Manfred Steinfeld . . . . . . . .1998–2000

Fred Bondy . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2000-2002

Lester J. Rosenberg. . . . . . 2002–2004

Midge Perlman Shafton. . 2004–2006

Harvey J. Barnett. . . . . . . . 2006–2008

David A. Sherman. . . . . . . .2008–2010

Skip Schrayer . . . . . . . . . . . . 2010–2012

David T. Brown. . . . . . . . . . . 2012–2014

Bill Silverstein. . . . . . . . . . . . 2014–2016

Michael H. Zaransky . . . . . 2016–2018

JEWISH FEDER ATION PRESIDENTS AND CHAIRMEN

PAST PRESIDENTS AND GENERAL CHAIRMEN

These remarkable leaders have distinguished themselves by the depth and breadth of their commitment to Jewish communal needs. They are the founders of our past and an inspiration for our future.

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COMMITTEE CHAIRPERSON(S)Administration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Maury Fertig

Audit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Andrea R. Yablon

Breakthrough Fund . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Pam F. Szokol

Communications & Marketing. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Jennifer Leemis

Community Building & Jewish Continuity Commission . . . . . . . . . Gita Berk and Lisa Rosenkranz, Co-Chairs

Community Foundation for Jewish Education . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Marc Roth

Community Outreach & Engagement. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Wendy C. Abrams

Contributor Account Relations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . David Goldenberg

Government Affairs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . David Golder

Health & Human Services Commission . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Hilary Greenberg and Scott Heyman, Co-Chairs

The Hillels of Illinois Governing Commission . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bruce Taylor

Investment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . David Rosenbaum

Israel & Overseas Commission . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Marcie B. Hemmelstein

Jewish Community Relations Council . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bill Silverstein

JFMC Facilities Corporation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Susan B. Silver

Legacies & Endowments. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Linda B. Ginsburg

Missions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Joshua B. Herz

Overall Planning & Allocations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Andrew S. Hochberg

Partnership Together . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dana Westreich Hirt

Philanthropic Funds. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Neal H. Price

Resource Development Policy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ann-Louise Kleper

Scholarship . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Debbie L. Berman

Charles & Geraldine S. Aaron Scholarship FundJudith L. and Robert D. Appelbaum Scholarship FundClarence L. Coleman, Jr. Memorial ScholarshipMarvin S. Corwin Scholarship FundMarsha Davis Scholarship FundGertrude & Harry G. Fins Scholarship FundJanet and Samuel A. Goldsmith Scholarship FundGillian & Ellis Goodman Scholarship FundStanley N. Gore Scholarship FundKatherine J. Horwich Memorial FundAdele Kagan Scholarship FundEverett Kovler Scholars ProgramNorman Lettvin Academic Scholarship FundMarcus & Theresa Levie Educational FundAaron J. and Jennie Millner Scholarship FundIrving H. Nathan Scholarship FundPhi Delta Epsilon Scholarship FundAvner & Joan Porat Scholarship FundMichael Reese Women’s Board Scholarship FundDavid C. and Sarajean W. Ruttenberg Scholarship Fund in the ArtsDavid M. Sarnoff ScholarshipSidney L. Starkman Scholarship FundChannie Studnitzer Memorial Scholarship FundMaurice Yonover Scholarship FundJudy Tauber Zager Scholarship_______________________________________

Arthur Avnon Israel ScholarshipBar-Ner Israel Scholarship AwardBarukh Binah Israel ScholarshipArthur W. Brown, Jr. Camp Scholarship FundLinda Epstein Israel Scholarship

Sigi Roet-Erlich Israel ScholarshipZe’ev Eytan Israel Scholarship FundJune Finder Israel Experience ScholarshipDr. Martin and Jewel Fishkin Israel Experience Scholarship FundPaul S. Friedman, M.D. Israel Experience Scholarship FundBenjamin Gibons Memorial Camp Scholarship FundOrli Gil Israel ScholarshipRoey Gilad Israel ScholarshipJack Goldman Israel Scholarship FundBen Hirsh Memorial Scholarship FundIsrael Experience Scholarship FundJewish Residential Summer Camp Scholarship FundSharon Keller Camp ScholarshipNellie D. and L. Ben Kudish Israel Scholarship FundKwitko Stone Cohen Israel Scholarship FundMackoff Scholarship FundBernard Nasatir Memorial ScholarshipCarrie L. Newton Israel ScholarshipAnita Perlman Israel Experience ScholarshipMoshe Ram Israel ScholarshipTzipora Rimon Israel ScholarshipAlbert Robin Israel ScholarshipJoan Perlman Rosenberg Memorial FundWilliam P. and Mark Allen Senescu Memorial Scholarship FundJerry Shaftal Memorial Scholarship FundMiriam Shraiberg Memorial Camp ScholarshipAva Stein Israel ScholarshipNaftali Steinfeld Memorial Scholarship Fund for Israel ExperienceMarianne K. & Stuart K. Taussig Israel Scholarship FundJoseph & Edythe Wolgel Israel ScholarshipHarold and David Wexler Scholarship Fund

2017–2018 COMMITTEE CHAIRS

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E X OFFICIO*Jane Cadden Lederman

President, Women’s Board,

Women’s Division

Melissa Weiss Spellman Vice President, Campaign,

Women’s Board, Women’s Division

Erika Goldstein President,

Young Women’s Board, Women’s Division

*Lisa Tarshis President,

Young Leadership Division

Courtney Cohen Campaign Chair,

Young Leadership Division

OTHER REPRESENTATIVES

Rabbi Alex Felch Chicago Board

of Rabbis

Rabbi Joseph S. Ozarowski

Chicago Board of Rabbis

Nancy Kohn Jewish Women’s

Foundation

David Nankin JCC Chicago

Judy L. Smith CJE SeniorLife

Milton Zimmerman Jewish Child

& Family Services

Jay Tcath Executive Vice President

Jim Rosenberg Chief of Staff

Boaz Blumovitz Chief Financial Officer

David S. Rosen, J.D., L.L.M. Senior Vice President, Endowments

David S. Rubovits, Ph.D. Senior Vice President,

Planning & Allocations

Ofer Bavly Director General, JUF’s Israel Office

Audra P. Berg Vice President, Leadership

Engagement & Board Relations

Deborah Covington Vice President,

Planning & Allocations

Jerry DeAngelis Executive Director,

JFMC Facilities Corporation

Shirley Dvorin Senior Associate Vice President,

Human Resources

Daniel Goldwin Executive Director, Public Affairs

Linda Haase Senior Associate Vice President,

Marketing Communications

Rose Jagust Vice President,

Donor Advised Programs

Rabbi Louis A. Lazovsky Vice President,

Human Resources

John A. Lowenstein Vice President, Campus Affairs/

Executive Director, The Hillels of Illinois

Tracy More Vice President, Community

Outreach & Engagement

James A. Pinkston Vice President,

Accounting & Finance

Elissa Polan Associate Vice President,

Israel and Overseas Projects & Programs

Kedar Potdar Vice President,

JUF Technology

David Prystowsky Vice President,

Campaign

Robert A. Schuckman Vice President

and General Counsel

Joy Schwartz Vice President,

Marketing Communications

Stuart Spector Vice President,

Campaign Operations

STAFF CABINET

*Member of Executive Committee

2017–2018 OFFICERS AND BOARD OF DIRECTORSof the Jewish United Fund/Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Chicago

Wendy C. AbramsJeremy Amster

Peter B. Bensinger, Jr.Debbie L. Berman

Robert J. BondMark Chudacoff

Moshe DavisBruce I. Ettelson

Michael T. FishmanLinda B. Ginsburg

Andrew GlickDavid Goldenberg

Jordan T. GoodmanDana Gordon

Steven M. GreenbaumHilary GreenbergAndrea Grostern

Joshua B. HerzScott Heyman

Dana Westreich HirtDeborah Schrayer Karmin

Ari KleinAnn-Louise Kleper

Adrienne J. Kriezelman

Rabbi Vernon KurtzJennifer LeemisBrian J. LevinsonLaurie Lustbader

Lindsey P. MarkusHon. Sidney H. Mathias

Yosef Meystel*Lee I. Miller

Steven N. MillerTheodore F. Perlman

Neal H. PricePaula Resnick

Joshua RinkovDavid Rosenbaum

Lisa RosenkranzAvi Rothner

*Eric A. RothnerGail L. Rudo

Michael J. SacksCharlene K. Sales

Julie Dann Schneider*Skip SchrayerHarry J. Seigle

*Midge Perlman Shafton

Keith J. Shapiro*David A. Sherman*Kim Shwachman

Susan B. SilverMorris Silverman*Bill SilversteinAlan P. Solow

Phyllis TabachnickBruce TaylorAlex Turik

Marilyn VenderJoseph Wolf

OFFICER S AND BOARD OF DIRECTOR S

*Wendy Berger, Vice Chairman*Maury Fertig, Vice Chairman

*Linda Schottenstein Fisher, Vice Chairman*David Golder, Vice Chairman

*King W. Harris, Vice Chairman*Marcie B. Hemmelstein, Vice Chairman

*Andrew S. Hochberg, Vice Chairman*Larry Levy, Vice Chairman

*Sanford E. Perl, Vice Chairman*Tom Rivkin, Vice Chairman

*Sara Crown Star, Vice Chairman*Pam F. Szokol, Vice Chairman

*Andrea R. Yablon, Vice Chairman*Marc Roth, Treasurer

*Cindy Kaplan, Assistant Treasurer*Gita Berk, Secretary

*Jason Peltz, Assistant Secretary

*Michael H. Zaransky, Chairman *Steven B. Nasatir, Ph.D., President

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STAFF MILESTONES

Steven B. Nasatir, Ph.D., President

Jay Tcath, Executive Vice President Joy Schwartz, Vice President, Marketing Communications Linda Haase, Senior Associate Vice President, Marketing Communications

Stefanie Bregman, Assistant Vice President, Marketing Communications

Joel A. Schatz, Director of News & Information

Cindy Sher, Assistant Vice President/Executive Editor, JUF News Media

Daniel Goldwin, Executive Director, Public Affairs Steven Dishler, Assistant Vice President, International & Public Affairs

Suzanne Strassberger, Associate Vice President, Government & Community Partners

Lisa Shuger, Assistant Vice President, Federal Government Affairs/ Director, Washington, D.C. Office

Ofer Bavly, Director General, Israel Office Richard Juran, Deputy Director General, Israel Office

Yehiel Poupko, Judaic Scholar

Jim Rosenberg, Chief of Staff Audra P. Berg, Vice President, Leadership Engagement & Board Relations Louis A. Lazovsky, Vice President, Human Resources Shirley Dvorin, Senior Associate Vice President, Human Resources

Miriam Yondorf Arlin, Assistant Vice President, Employee Benefits & Wellness Initiatives

John A. Lowenstein, Vice President, Campus Affairs/Executive Director, The Hillels of Illinois

Emily Briskman, Assistant Vice President/Executive Director, Israel Education Center

Scott Aaron, Executive Director, Community Foundation for Jewish Education

Ann Ledajaks, Assistant Vice President, Contributor Account Relations

Boaz Blumovitz, Chief Financial Officer Jerry DeAngelis, Executive Director, JFMC Facilities Corporation Fernando Gertzenstein, Assistant Executive Director, JFMC

Facilities Corporation

James A. Pinkston, Vice President, Accounting & Finance Patrick Nolan, Controller, Jewish United Fund of Metropolitan Chicago

Edith Summerville, Controller, JFMC Facilities Corporation

Kedar Potdar, Vice President, JUF Technology Ben Rieder, Assistant Director, JUF Technology

S. Peter Chiswick, Senior Associate Vice President/Director, JUF Investments

David S. Rosen, Senior Vice President, Legacies & Endowments Rose Jagust, Vice President, Donor Advised Funds Ellen Carmell, Executive Director, Jewish Women’s Foundation

Eric Devir, Assistant Vice President, Donor Advised Funds, Legacies & Endowments

Sharry Hyman, Assistant Vice President, Financial Operations, Legacies & Endowments

Donna Kahan, Senior Associate Vice President, Legacies & Endowments

Robert A. Schuckman, Vice President and General Counsel Ron Krit, Senior Director, Endowment Development

Julie Ann Sklaver, Senior Director, Legacies & Endowments

Steven A. Wander, Assistant Vice President, Legacies & Endowments

Leah Richman, Senior Endowment Counsel Jeffrey L. Cohen, Senior Development Advisor Dee Anthony, Assistant Vice President, Centennial Campaign

David S. Rubovits, Ph.D., Senior Vice President, Planning & Allocations Deborah Covington, Vice President, Planning & Allocations Zivya Feifel, Director, CBJC Day Schools, Planning & Allocations

Karen Galin, Assistant Vice President, Health & Human Services

Michelle Lawner Greenburg, Assistant Vice President, Planning & Allocations

Tracy More, Vice President, Community Outreach & Engagement Julie Brodsky, Assistant Vice President, Young Family Engagement

Yael Brunwasser, Director, Volunteer Services

Hallie Shapiro Devir, Associate Vice President, Community Outreach & Engagement

Sarina Gerson, Director, Teen Engagement Initiative

Paula Harris, Associate Vice President, Community Outreach & Engagement

Jason Rothstein, Director, Norton & Elaine Sarnoff Center for Jewish Genetics

Elissa Polan, Associate Vice President, Israel and Overseas Projects & Programs

Sarah Follmer, Assistant Vice President, Community Program Development Sabrina Townsend, Director of Evaluation and Quality Improvement

David Prystowsky, Vice President, Campaign Stuart Spector, Vice President, Campaign Operations Merle Cohen, Associate Vice President, Campaign Jane Tannenbaum, Senior Development Officer

Sandi Kaplan, Director, Congregations

Bonnie Eckstein, Associate Vice President, Campaign Samantha Wolf, Assistant Vice President, Missions

Jaclyn Zinkewich, Director, Events

Mindy Bass, Donor Officer

Barbara Gold, Associate Vice President, Financial Resource Development

Caryn Peretz, Associate Vice President, Campaign Patti Frazin, Associate Vice President, Campaign

Sally Preminger, Assistant Vice President, Next Gen Initiatives

Elizabeth Klitzner, Director, Young Leadership Division

Evgenia Kovelman, Director, Russian Jewish Division

Shana Sternberg, Director of Special Events & Projects

Adina Y. Torchman, Associate Vice President, Financial Resource Development

Elissa Kagan, Assistant Vice President, Campaign/Director, Women’s Division

EXECUTIVE STAFF

Five Years

Fabian ArroyoStephanie BeauvoisNathan BenditzsonSteven ChaitmanErez CohenEfren de Luna

Gloria GarciaAngela HuntJessica LevingCharito MoralesNelly PradoMara Ruff

Shana SternbergCydney TopazRachel White

Ten Years

Lindsey BissettSamuel DeAngelisSandra KerberJames PinkstonJoseph Pulido

Benton RamsonDavid Rubovits

15 Years

Elissa KaganMarie LewisHector LopezBrooke MandreaNoel MontesJames Newcomb

20 Years

Marc AdelmanMiriam Yondorf ArlinRosendo JuarezChristopher KranzBenjamin Rieder

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GCM Grosvenor Kirkland & Ellis LLP

$75,000 PARTNERS

$50,000 PARTNER

Sidley Austin Foundation

$7,500 PARTNERS

Avison Young First Bank of Highland Park

$25,000 PARTNERS

Bartlit Beck Herman Palenchar & Scott LLPDeloitte LLP

DLA Piper US LLP

Hyatt Regency ChicagoKatten Muchin Rosenman LLP

Levenfeld Pearlstein, LLCMayer Brown LLP

Much Shelist, P.C.Plante Moran

Skadden Arps Slate Meagher & Flom LLP

Balyasny Asset ManagementBank Leumi USA

Basic Wire & Cable Co.BDO USA, LLP

CIBCEleven City Diner

EquiTrust Life Insurance CompanyErnst & Young LLP

Fox Rothschild LLPGEM Realty Capital, Inc.

GuggenheimHorwood Marcus & Berk Chartered

JMB Realty CorporationKovitz Investment Group LLC

KPMGMagellan Development

Group LLC

Maslovsky & Associates, Ltd.MB Financial BankMesirow Financial

Michigan Avenue MagazineMiller Cooper & Co., Ltd

National Wrecking CompanyNext Realty

Power Construction & Tucker Development

Reed Smith LLPRSM US LLP

Schiff Hardin LLPThe Scion Group LLC

Senior LifestyleSingerman Real EstateThompson Coburn LLP

Vedder PriceWells Fargo and Company

$10,000 PARTNERS

$5,000 PARTNERS

Aronberg Goldgehn Baird

Baker TillyBarack Ferrazzano Kirschbaum

& Nagelberg LLPBaum Realty Group

Bergman Wealth Management Group of Merrill Lynch

BMO Harris BankCBRE, Inc.

Charles SchwabChicago Financial Services

Chuhak & Tecson, P.C.The Cohn Weisskopf Oxman

Group at Morgan StanleyCrossroads Partners

Dentons US LLPDrinker Biddle & Reath LLP

Envestnet, Inc.FGMK, LLC

First Midwest BankFKS Wealth Management Group

of UBS Financial Services Inc.Gofen and Glossberg, LLCGoldberg Kohn Foundation

Gould & Ratner LLPGrant Thornton LLP

HAN CapitalHarrison & Held, LLPHerman Agency, Inc.

HFFHolland & Knight LLPHorizon Realty GroupICM Properties, Inc.

J.P. MorganJenner & Block LLP

JRG Capital Partners

Kriezelman Burton & Associates, LLC

Latham & Watkins LLPLettuce Entertain You Enterprises

Lifeway FoodsLocke Lord LLP

M. Fishman & Co.Marcus & MillichapMZ Capital Partners

Neal Gerber EisenbergNew Vernon Wealth Management

Northern TrustNovack and Macey LLP

OCCOrigin Ventures

Pritok CapitalProskauer

Rapoport Law Offices, P.C.RSM US LLP

(National Real Estate)Sarnoff & Baccash

Saul Ewing Arnstein & Lehr LLPScholarships.com, LLC

Strategic Wealth PartnersSupera Asset ManagementWalton Street Capital, LLC

WatertonWHI Real Estate Partners L.P.

William BlairWinston & Strawn LLP

Wintrust FinancialWipfli LLP

The Wolcott GroupWolverine Execution Services, LLC

Worsek & Vihon LLPWynnchurch Capital, LLC

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