JEWISH FAMILY SERVICE ANNUAL REPORT 2012-2013

ABOUT JEWISH FAMILY SERVICE Cover Image-JFS supporter Todd Morgan with his daughter Tammy Rater, and his grandchildren (from left), Billy, Charlie and Emily pictured in his Los Angeles home.

In 1854, Jewish Family Service of Los Angeles (JFS) was the first charity to be established in the city. Today, 160 years later, we are proud to offer “a family of services” to more than 100,000 individuals every year. Through our programs and services, we strive to meet the trials of poverty, hunger, domestic violence, substance abuse, families in crisis, disabilities, and aging with dignity. This compassion grows out of deep roots in Jewish values—“tikkun olam,” or healing the world, is a central tenet of Judaism. JFS welcomes and serves people of all ages, ethnicities, and religions. Our professional staff and dedicated volunteers share a passionate commitment to enriching and improving the lives of every member of our community.

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A MESSAGE FROM OUR PRESIDENT AND CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER TERRY B. FRIEDMAN BOARD PRESIDENT

PAUL S. CASTRO, JD CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER

On the cusp of reaching our 160th anniversary, Jewish Family Service of Los Angeles (JFS) continues to provide a safety net for those who are vulnerable and at risk in our community. What drove us in the 1800’s -- a commitment to serve all based on need and not on background -- remains true today. The programs and services provided by JFS evolve to respond to changing needs, all while remaining true to our founding vision: serving the most vulnerable residents of Los Angeles. This past year, the passionate volunteers and dedicated staff of JFS provided services and support, and also gave dignity and hope to more than 100,000 persons of all ages and backgrounds. Each of these clients is someone in need - in need of shelter, counseling, food, or respite care. JFS takes a holistic view of the circumstances of each person who walks into a JFS facility. As the needs of our clients have become more complex, so too has our integrated approach to providing comprehensive social services. Jewish Family Service is able to meet these needs through our network of senior centers, shelters for survivors of domestic violence, food and community resource centers, and other programs. Yet helping people regain their independence and self-sufficiency is challenging as government funding and other resources continue to shrink.

As just one example of these challenges, for the ever-increasing number of older adults experiencing difficulties meeting basic needs, JFS provides 1,000 meals a day to frail, house-bound elders and through group meals in dining centers across Los Angeles. These critical meals provide sustenance for the body and for the soul, providing a critical link to resources, as well as companionship for seniors who might otherwise be isolated and go hungry. Yet federal funding crises put these hunger programs at severe risk, so JFS advocates on behalf of our clients with local, state and federal representatives to ensure their needs are met. JFS remains steadfast in its commitment to provide a safety net for children and adults, singles and seniors. We are deeply grateful to the board members, volunteers, staff, donors and friends of JFS who enable us to make a tangible difference in people’s lives each day. And, if you or someone you know need our help, please call or visit JFS. We’ve responded since 1854, and it’s something we’ll continue to do in the years ahead.

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INTRODUCTION

At JFS, we are volunteers, partners, donors and friends who all believe in one thing – we can change things - and we’re going to do it as a family. This is the heart of JFS: people touching people, reaching out to nurture lives filled with dignity, meaning and joy. We are proud that 2014 marks our 160th year of service to the Los Angeles community. Throughout this report, which we have entitled “Celebrating 160 Years of Service,” we have included images of some of our most dedicated family members. We asked those we photographed to provide a short note about what they find to be the most meaningful about their involvement with JFS. We hope you will be as inspired by their words as we are. JFS offers our sincere thanks to our most generous supporters whose names are listed in the pages of this report. This is a list of financial donations only, made between July 1, 2012 - June 30, 2013. These listings do not include gifts to our Capital and Endowment Campaign. Every effort has been made to ensure proper recognition; we apologize for any errors. We would also like to gratefully acknowledge the thousands of individuals who have given gifts up to $500, donors of goods and services, those who wish to remain anonymous, those who give of their time, and others who support our work whose names do not appear in this report. In addition, we would like to thank our very talented artist-friends, Craig Holden Feinberg and Stefano Galli, for helping us produce this piece. Please read about their award-winning work in their bios at the end of this report.

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JFS Supporter Anita Hirsh, Photographed at the JFS { Hirsh Family Kosher Kitchen with her children Steve & Pam Hirsh and Adam Hirsh, along with Hugo Perez, Food Service Manager.

“The generosity of the Hirsh Family has allowed JFS to provide nutrition and compassion to thousands of older and disabled individuals. It’s a joy to be a part of something that I know means so much to those in need.” -HUGO PEREZ FOOD SERVICE MANAGER JFS { HIRSH FAMILY KOSHER KITCHEN

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JFS HISTORIC HIGHLIGHTS 1854 1915 1929

The Hebrew Benevolent Society was formed as the first charitable organization in Los Angeles County. The original purpose of the group was to provide proper burial service for those in financial need.

Merger of the Hebrew Benevolent Society and the Ladies Hebrew Benevolent Society forms Jewish Aid Society, expanding its mission to help the needy. A year later, the agency hires its first social worker.

The Jewish Aid Society changes its name to The Jewish Social Service Bureau to reflect the organization’s emphasis on helping clients gain self-sufficiency.

1930’s 1932 1946

The agency works to settle thousands of refugees arriving from Nazi Germany.

Ms. Freda Mohr is hired as the agency’s first Executive Director, a position she held for 34 years. Under her supervision, work begins in the fields of mental health and older adult services.

Name changes from Jewish Social Service Bureau to Jewish Family Service (JFS).

1950

JFS begins to provide service in the San Fernando Valley.

1960’s 1970 1973 1975 1978 1979 1982

Counseling services are expanded to provide support to families dealing with divorce, as well as individuals facing emotional and psychiatric challenges.

JFS { Freda Mohr Multipurpose Senior Center opens on Fairfax Avenue to serve a rapidly growing population of elderly Jews.

The JFS { Immigration and Resettlement Program was established to help refugees transition into new lives in America. Since its inception over 29,000 individuals have been served, hailing from countries including the former USSR, Iran and beyond.

JFS opens an Orthodox Counseling office, with professional staff trained to work within the Orthodox community.

JFS { Valley Storefront opens in the San Fernando Valley.

JFS pioneered the innovative Multipurpose Senior Service Program to help low-income frail elderly continue to stay safely in their own homes.

JFS joins other social service organizations in Los Angeles to provide assistance to those affected by HIV and AIDS. 09 10

1985 1988 1990 1992 1995 2000 2002

JFS partners with the City of West Hollywood to open the JFS { West Hollywood Comprehensive Service Center serving older and disabled adults.

JFS { Café Europa, a social support group for Survivors of the Holocaust is formed. Over 400 Survivors living in the city and Valley eagerly register.

Chaverim, a social support program for adults with developmental disabilities, officially becomes a program of JFS.

JFS opens the Hirsh Family Kosher Kitchen on Fairfax Avenue, a program that prepares and delivers nutritious well balanced meals to older and disabled adults.

The JFS { Family Violence Project was established to serve survivors of domestic violence. Along with a 24-hour crisis hotline, JFS { FVP maintains emergency shelters, transitional housing, comprehensive counseling and an education and prevention outreach program.

JFS begins to offer health and wellness programs for older adults. The JFS { Eichenbaum Fitness Center on Fairfax Avenue opens its doors as a place for older adults to exercise together.

SOVA Community Food and Resource Program, which provides free groceries and support services to low income individuals and families, officially becomes a program of JFS. JFS { Israel Levin Senior Center, located on the boardwalk in Venice Beach also joined our family of services in 2002.

2005 2006

JFS partners with The Jewish Federation to form HaMercaz, a program for Jewish families who have children with special needs.

JFS receives a prestigious contract from the LA County Department of Mental Health, the only new contractor to receive funding through the Mental Health Services Act.

2008

Central Access, a centralized client intake system for the agency launches, allowing clients to more easily access a wide range of services.

2009

A nationwide economic downturn causes massive increase in demand for social services; to help accommodate the growing need JFS { SOVA distributes 12,000 pounds of groceries per week.

2010

Haven House, a shelter for survivors of domestic violence located in the Pasadena area, officially becomes a program of JFS.

2011

JFS begins to offer programs and services for older adults at the Felicia Mahood Neighborhood Senior Center in West LA.

2011 2012

JFS was awarded the prestigious Agency of the Year Award from the Alliance for Children and Families, a 100-year-old national association representing child- and family-serving organizations.

JFS is named the lead partner in the LA Mid-City Care Collaborative, an innovative partnership utilizing tools provided by the Affordable Care Act, to provide community based services to prevent hospital readmissions. 11 12

From Top Left-Arnold Saltzman, Paul S. Castro, Sandy King (seated). Photographed at the JFS Administrative Headquarters in Los Angeles.

CEOs – PAST AND PRESENT “During my 16 years as CEO of Jewish Family Service of Los Angeles (1975-1991), I appreciated the many and varied contributions made by our dedicated staff. The partnership of staff with the board of directors enabled the agency to offer a vast array of programs and services, thus enhancing the ability of families to cope with the complexities of everyday life. JFS fulfilled its mission of serving the Jewish people while its services were available to the entire community. I was honored to serve as the professional leader of this outstanding organization.” -ARNOLD SALTZMAN

“Thoughts on my years at JFS (1975-2000) - It was a time of incredible optimism…of belief that people could be helped and that problems could be solved. There was the excitement and joy of working with so many committed, creative and talented board, staff and volunteers during a period when we felt so much was possible. We were able to develop new and expanded services, which not only greatly benefited our community, but also created nationally recognized models of care and standards of excellence. For those of us who’ve participated, I believe our true reward is the knowledge that we helped JFS to make a significant difference in the lives of so many over those years…and that the years ahead are certain to be filled with future JFS accomplishment as well. I feel privileged to have had the opportunity to be a part of it.”

-SANDY KING

“While my tenure at JFS has been marked by continuous and unrelenting change, it has been my privilege to lead JFS through these uncertain times. Over the span of our 160 year history our Agency’s strength has been its ability to embrace the evolution change brings for the betterment of those who come to us in need. As I look to the future, I am comforted that our mission is clear and the commitment of our leadership, staff and volunteers, to repair our community and the world, is untiring.” -PAUL S. CASTRO

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“I have been a volunteer at JFS { SOVA for 17 years, and I look forward to the time I spend here each week. Through the years many clients have told me that without JFS { SOVA, their family would go hungry.” -ERROL GILLIS, PHOTOGRAPHED AT THE JFS { SOVA VALLEY LOCATION

“JFS { SOVA plays a critical role in preventing starvation. The work is personal and meaningful to me.” -BEA DUBMAN, PHOTOGRAPHED AT THE JFS { SOVA VALLEY LOCATION

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“The most meaningful work by JFS has been the care given to the Holocaust survivors. No one would care for these scared and lonely survivors who have no brothers, sisters or family to turn to. Many lost their entire family in the Holocaust. I feel privileged to assist JFS in giving these elderly survivors a place to go to where they can get assistance and have a positive and uplifting experience.” -TODD MORGAN, PHOTOGRAPHED IN HIS LOS ANGELES HOME WITH HIS DAUGHTER TAMMY RATNER, AND HIS GRANDCHILDREN BILLY, CHARLIE, AND EMILY.

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“JFS plays a crucial role in keeping the fabric of Los Angeles’ safety net intact - meeting the needs of our community’s most vulnerable in very caring, skillful and resourceful ways. We are the outspoken advocates for those without a voice. I would love for there to be no need for JFS’ services 160 years from now, but I rest easier knowing that JFS will continue to come through for our community in all the ways that are most critical at the time. That’s what JFS does - all day, every day.” -JEFF NAGLER, PHOTOGRAPHED IN THE CHILDCARE ROOM AT THE JFS { HOPE COTTAGE SHELTER

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JFS TODAY 100,000+

MEN, WOMEN, AND CHILDREN OF ALL AGES, RACES, AND RELIGIONS RECEIVE HELP AND SUPPORT FROM JFS EACH YEAR.

220,000+

MEALS WERE SERVED TO OLDER AND DISABLED ADULTS THROUGH THE JFS { HIRSH FAMILY KOSHER KITCHEN LAST YEAR.

8,000+ 1,400

CALLS WERE ANSWERED ON THE JFS { FAMILY VIOLENCE PROJECT EMERGENCY HOTLINE, OFFERING VITAL ASSISTANCE TO THOSE SEEKING HELP FROM DOMESTIC ABUSE IN 2012.

VOLUNTEERS GENEROUSLY DONATE THEIR TIME TO JFS EACH YEAR.

12,000 2,000 8

PEOPLE ON AVERAGE RECEIVE FREE GROCERIES AND SUPPORT SERVICES AT THE JFS { SOVA COMMUNITY FOOD AND RESOURCE PROGRAM SITES EACH MONTH.

SURVIVORS OF THE HOLOCAUST WERE PROVIDED WITH SUPPORT SERVICES INCLUDING CASE MANAGEMENT, IN HOME CARE, SOCIALIZATION, TRANSPORTATION, AND HOME DELIVERED MEALS IN 2012.

DIFFERENT LANGUAGES ARE SPOKEN BY JFS STAFF MEMBERS AND VOLUNTEERS OFFERING SUPPORT AND COMPASSION TO THOSE IN NEED FROM MANY DIFFERENT CULTURES.

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“JFS, the oldest social service agency in Los Angeles, it is also one of the best. 160 years from now the community’s needs for service may be different, but this agency will meet them through its’ commitment and creativity.” -LOIS AND RICHARD GUNTHER, PHOTOGRAPHED AT THE JFS { FREDA MOHR SENIOR CENTER. 23 24

“Our desire is that JFS will remain the model agency that it is, applying Jewish values to the work that they do. Knowing that we make a positive difference in the lives of many who look to JFS for support is what it’s all about!” -DOROTHY & OZZIE GOREN, PHOTOGRAPHED IN OZZIE’S LOS ANGELES OFFICE.

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“Jews are expected to heal the world, and JFS is one of the most important ways we can do it. I am proud to be a part of extending our hands and hearts to the community.” -THE PASSMAN FAMILY, PHOTOGRAPHED IN THEIR HOME IN BEVERLY HILLS 27 28

“The world depends on three things, on [study and practice of] torah, on worship, and on acts of loving kindness” (ETHICS OF THE FATHERS 1:2). The work of Jewish Family Service is “The Practice of Torah” and “Acts of Loving Kindness” in their purest forms. I am exceedingly proud to be counted among the many members of the board, staff, volunteers, and donors who enable us all to fulfill the promise of the Jewish tradition in concrete acts of love and caring each and every day.” -RABBI ELLIOTT DORFF, PHOTOGRAPHED IN THE SANCTUARY AT THE AMERICAN JEWISH UNIVERSITY

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FINANCIAL INFORMATION FISCAL YEAR 2013 CE EN FER UE ON EN S C REV AI M NT CL GRA &

13%

OTHER

1%

THE FEDE JEWISH RATI ON

8%

CONTRIBUTIONS 35%

IN-KI GIF T S

S

ENT

7%

SM FEESEIMBUR &R

ND

28% GOVERNMENT FUNDING

8%

SOURCE OF REVENUE

DOLLAR AMOUNT

THE JEWISH FEDERATION $2,889,546 CONTRIBUTIONS

DOLLAR AMOUNT

%

8%

$12,953,759 35%

GOVERNMENT FUNDING $10,552,633 28% CLAIMS CONFERENCE & GRANT REV

FEES & REIMBURSEMENT $2,953,642

8%

OTHER

GIFTS IN-KIND

7%

TOTAL

$2,559,189

%

$4,847,276

13%

$473,800

1%

$37,210,845 100%

FUNDRAISING

5% %

T

EN EM L AG RA AN NE M GE &

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PROGRAM SERVICES 81%

EXPENSES

DOLLAR AMOUNT

PROGRAM SERVICES

$26,480,031 81%

MANAGEMENT & GENERAL

$4,745,282

14%

FUNDRAISING

$1,480,566

5%

TOTAL

$32,705,879 100%

%

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SUPPORTERS** LIFETIME GIVING (through 6/30/13) $2,000,000 + The Edelstein Family Charitable Foundation Joseph K. & Inez Eichenbaum Foundation Anita Hirsh The Morgan Aging with Dignity Fund $1,000,000 - $1,999,999 Irene Finkelstein* Jeanne Phillips & Walter Harris representing the Jay and Rose Phillips Foundation of Minnesota The Estate of Martha & Max Strauss Wells Fargo $500,000 - $999,999 In Loving Memory of Ben & Sarah Baran Israel & Irene Dreier Family Trust Roz & Abner Goldstine Lois & Richard Gunther Molly Kershner* Barbara W. Margolis & Robert Margolis Egan J. Rattin* The Michael & Irene Ross Endowment Fund Dena & Irving Schechter $250,000 - $499,999 Angell Foundation Bank of America Debby Barak Connie Abell & Herbert Z. Ehrmann Michael Forman Melvin J. Frankenstein* The David Geffen Foundation J. Samuel & Manya Harwit-Aviv Charitable Trust Judah and Astrid Hertz Ichihara Trust Joleen & Mitch Julis *of blessed memory

**Does not include contributions to our current Capital and Endowment Campaign

Lester* & Rhea* Kleinberg Helene & Arthur Laub Elizabeth Lewin* Leota Ann Lightfoot* Dr. Etan Milgrom Shana & Don Passman Sandy & Larry Post Joyce & Larry Powell Debbie, Rick, Ashley & Jeremy Powell The Erwin Rautenberg Foundation Lois Rosen Family Violence Project Endowment Fund Arthur A. Engel* United Way of Los Angeles Marcia & Dick Volpert The Estate of Lili and Dr. William Weingarten Ruth/Allen Ziegler Foundation Ziering Family Foundation

GOVERNMENT PARTNERS

City of Beverly Hills City of Los Angeles City of West Hollywood County of Los Angeles Emergency Food and Shelter Program Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority State of California Americorp US Department of Health and Human Services US Department of Housing and Urban Development

SUPPORTERS** ANNUAL GIVING $1,000,000 + The Conference on Jewish Material Claims against Germany The Jewish Federation of Greater Los Angeles $250,000 - $1,999,999 The David Geffen Foundation $100,000 - $249,999 Anonymous In Loving Memory of Ben & Sarah Baran Angell Foundation The Harold Edelstein Charitable Foundation Joseph K. & Inez Eichenbaum Foundation Roz & Abner Goldstine Anita Hirsh Todd M. Morgan Foundation Rosenthal Family Foundation Wells Fargo $50,000 - $99,999 The 1939 Club, Inc. Bank of America Debby Barak Jonathan M. Bressler* California Wellness Foundation Pat & Jerry B. Epstein The Rosalinde and Arthur Gilbert Foundation Doretta & Jona Goldrich Ralph M. Parsons Foundation Robert Ellis Simon Foundation Lois Rosen Family Violence Project Endowment Fund The Michael & Irene Ross Endowment Fund SCAN Foundation SCAN Health Plan Community Giving The Harry Tessel Living Trust United Way Ziering Family Foundation

$25,000 - $49,999 Anonymous (3) Max & Anna Baran, Ben & Sarah Baran and Milton Baran Endowment Fund of the Jewish Community Foundation Evelyn Baran Sheila & Alan Spiwak Gloria Baran Blue Shield of California Foundation Creative Artists Agency Foundation Joseph Drown Foundation Joyce Eisenberg-Keefer & Mel Keefer Gesner-Johnson Family Foundation Paul Haas John Ignatz* Kayne Anderson Capital Advisors Foundation Lester* & Rhea* Kleinberg Barbara & Thomas Leanse Paradigm The Erwin Rautenberg Foundation Ring Financial Tami Kupetz Stapf & David Stapf Tikun Olam Foundation Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. $18,000 - $24,999 Anonymous California Community Foundation Dr. Arnold & Fern Heyman Lee & Luis Lainer Mount Sinai Memorial Parks and Mortuaries Deedy & Dennis Oberman Hedy & Ted Orden Ornest Family Foundation Shana & Don Passman Dr. Stanley Pavey Susan & Edward Rosenson Stephanie & Howard Sherwood Wendy & Jon Stahl *of blessed memory

**Does not include contributions to our current Capital and Endowment Campaign

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SUPPORTERS** $10,000 - $17,999 Anonymous (8) Avon Products Foundation Paul M. Beigelman The Philip & Muriel Berman Foundation Cannon Family Foundation Nikki Cavalier & Paul S. Castro Change A Life Foundation Disney Employee Matching Gifts Noreen Green & S. Ian Drew Ebell of Los Angeles The Gersh Agency, Inc. Lois & Richard Gunther J. Samuel & Manya Harwit-Aviv Charitable Trust Louise & Herb Horvitz Foundation The Charlotte Hyde Trust Louis & Clara Kennedy Family Foundation Doreen & Ken Klee Esther* & Burnell* Koolish La Canada Junior Women’s Club Helene & Arthur Laub Carol Levine Sherrie Zacharius & David O. Levine Levine Family Investments Peachy & Mark Levy Leonard M. Lipman Charitable Fund Marina Del Rey Lessees Association Maurice Amado Foundation MAZON: A Jewish Response to Hunger Dorothy Phillips Michaud Charitable Trust Judith & Louis Miller The Moca Foundation Hillary & Michael Moers Ellen & Jeff Nagler Cindy Ornest Patron Saints Foundation Jeanne Phillips & Walter Harris representing The Jay and Rose Phillips Foundation of Minnesota Marcie Polier Family Foundation Louis & Harold Price Foundation

Linda & Larry A. Rauch Republic Services Samuel & Helene Soref Foundation Dena & Irving Schechter Angie Miceli & Joseph Sherwood Jerome Snyder Sony Pictures Entertainment Inc. Debra & Bruce Spector Nancy Stark & Stanley Iezman Diane Sweet Stanley Tananbaum Blossom Trustman Marcia & Dick Volpert Frederick R. Weisman Philanthropic Foundation Westmount Asset Management, Inc. William Morris Entertainment Marcie & Howard Zelikow Ruth/Allen Ziegler Foundation $5,000 - $9,999 Anonymous (5) Aron Abecassis Nina Abrams Fund Colette & Gerald Ament Gail & George Baril Phyllis & Sanford Beim J.B. Berland Foundation Sam Birnkrant Foundation for Senior Citizens Mehdi Bolour Louis L. Borick* Susan & Jonathan Brandler Eileen & Harold Brown Foundation Melanie & Alan Brunswick Barbara & Dr. George Berci/ BSC Management, Inc. Marcia Burnam Capital Group Companies Charitable Foundation Ann & Philip Colburn Emma Dagan* Alyce & Phil de Toledo *of blessed memory Marlynn & Rabbi Elliot Dorff **Does not include contributions to The Douglas Foundation our current Capital and Endowment Louise* & Bill Earn Campaign

SUPPORTERS** Evans Family Trust Ella Fitzgerald Charitable Foundation Trish & William Flumenbaum Connie Frank Foundation Fromin’s Delicatessen & Restaurant The Galinson Family Foundation Gelson’s Claire Gering Eveline & Uri Ginzburg Wendy & Howard W. Goldstein Dorothy & Ozzie Goren The Kathleen Mary Griffin Family Trust Bucky Hazan Drs. Myna & Uri Herscher Adam Hirsh Pam & Steve Hirsh The Hudson International Creative Management IUOE Local 12 Charitable Golf Committee, Inc. Lois Rosen JFS Family Violence Project Endowment Fund Charlotte & Dr. Edward* Kamenir Charlotte & Stanley Kandel Ethel B. & Robert M. Kanne Sally & Morton Kirshner Laemmle Theatres Charitable Foundation Pearle Rae & Mark Levey Alan Levine Irene & Howard Levine Rhoda Levine Martin S. Lipton Connie & Martinn Mandles Charles Mesnick* Myra & Harry Morewitz Murad Family Foundation Margaret & Charles Norris Arnetta & Shelby Notkin Jonathan R. Novak One West Bank Irene & Dr. Marvin Perer Egan J. Rattin*

Irene & Eytan Ribner Righteous Persons Foundation Susan & Carl Robertson Donna & Harvey Rosen Drs. Joan & Harry Saperstein Dr. Steven Hochstadt & Stephen Sass Sean A Carpenter Fine Violins LLC Carolyn & Joseph M. Shachtman Gini & Norton Sharpe Linda & Perry Silver Patricia & Stanley Silver Gloria Simons The Community of Stephen S. Wise Temple: Beatrice Dubman Charlotte Stern* Stoller Family Charitable Lead Annuity Trust Twentieth Century Fox Television United Talent Agency Anne & Larry Wayne Karen & Sanford Weiner Weingart Foundation Stephen C. Wilmans Memorial Fund Estate of Gloria & Martin F. Witkin Charitable Trust Shirley M. Zacharius Ella Zarky $2,500 - $4,999 Anonymous (3) Sara & David Aftergood Amgen Foundation Daniele & Philip Barach Ann & Alan J. Barton Sheri & Les Biller Family Foundation Rabbi Karen Bender The Berenson Family Beverly Hills Rotary Club Community Foundation Linda L. & Abbott L. Brown Anne Brown Meredith & Randy Brust Beth Burnam Patti Post & Richard Cohen *of blessed memory **Does not include contributions to Beth-Jana & John Dahl our current Capital and Endowment Michelle & Ken Dayan Campaign

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SUPPORTERS* E.G.K. Foundation The Doris Factor Endowment Fund Janet & Jake Farber Jeffrey R. Fear The Fiftieth Anniversary Foundation Sandra & Bernard Fischbach Marianna & David Fisher Elise Karl & Terry B. Friedman Ethan Goldstine The Morris A. Hazan Family Foundation Ruth Herman Hillel Hebrew Academy Jennifer Hirsh Renee and Chuck Hurewitz The Audrey and Sydney Irmas Charitable Foundation The Jewish Women’s Repertory Co. Allison & Mark Kanter Janet Levine & Steve Kaplan Roberta & Bart Kaufman Barbara & Martin L. Kozberg Alice & Nahum Lainer Morelle Lasky Levine Julie Leff Laura & Michael A. Levin Linda & Steven Levine Food Industry Crusade Against Hunger Iris Z. Marden Marcie & Steven Medof The Morrison & Foerster Foundation Munger, Tolles & Olson, LLP Harriet & Steven Nichols Nancy S. Koven & Carter Omens Diane D. Orona Gisele & Steve Paul Nina Pearlson Leung Deborah & David Pill Elyse Salend & Jon Pynoos The Rabinovitch Foundation Carolyn DeFoe Reiss Shelly Resnik

Janice Kamenir-Reznik & Benjamin Reznik The Ring Foundation Lea Rosendahl Carol & Charles Schwartz Bill Scott* & Karen Kaplan Philip Segal Beth & David E. Shaw Dione & Dan Shugar Sidney Stern Memorial Trust Hilary C. Siebens Jennifer Siebens Margorie & Thomas B. Siebens Alan Sieroty The Slatkin Family Riva R. Slifka and The Alan B. Slifka Foundation Paul E. Solomon Jennifer D. & Paul S. Sonnenberg Rhim Sheila & Alan Spiwak Drs. Mary & Andrew Stolz Union Bank Foundation Eva Vollmer Waterman Family Foundation Sally Weber & Malcolm Katz Rita & Jeffrey Weiss Leslie Lopata & Bruce Whizin Margo & Irwin Winkler Michael Wolf Leah Bishop & Gary Yale Young Israel of Century City Ruth Zaray-Mizrahi $1,000 - $2,499 Anonymous (19) The A&P Family Fund 24HR Homecare LLC 30 Years After, Inc. A Dime and A Penny Foundation Arbel Dekel & David Aboody Adat Ari El Randi Burke-Aguiar & James Aguiar The Herb Alpert Foundation

*of blessed memory **Does not include contributions to our current Capital and Endowment Campaign

SUPPORTERS* Susan Altman Marita & Rabbi Spike Anderson Antex Knitting Mills Arcadia Newcomers Club Iris & William Arnold The Jeff Astor Foundation Jackie & Clarence Avant Dr. Julia P. Bailey Jacqueline & Howard Banchik Marilyn & Hyman Barber Ilana & Robert Barnes Lani Barrameda-Shallman Hedvah & Michael Berg Brad Berger Alice Berk Phyllis & Lloyd S. Berkett Diane & James Berliner June & Robert A. Berliner BermanBraun Television Lanie Bernhard Karen & James Berry Dahlia & Arthur Bilger Helene Rosenzweig & Richard Bock Shirley Born Phyllis Bellano & Harvey Botansky Brandeis Group: The Day Trippers Mona Brandler Richard Brent Drs. Connie & William W. Brien Shelly & David S. Bright Gregory Brody Stephanie & Harold Bronson Edmund A. and Marguerite L.A. Burke Foundation Calabasas Country Club Cedars-Sinai Medical Center Emily & Michael Chasalow Leonor & Selbert Chernila Laurel & Aaron Clark Marsha Miller & David Cohen Elaine Cohen

Rochelle & Freddy Cohen Patricia & Ira Cohen Olivia & Andrew Cohen-Cutler Carol Lombardini & William L. Cole Stephen Cooper Martha Galvan & Jonathan Corren Kory Crabtree Crane Merchandising - Fund for Widows and Children Sherri & Paul Cunningham The Davidow Charitable Fund Davita Total Renal Care, Inc. Dealey, Renton & Associates Tama & Paul Deitch Susie Forer-Dehrey & Yehuda Dehrey Jenny Brorsen & Rich DeMartini Dermalogica Foundation, Inc. Lynne & James H. Dewitt Pamela & George M. Douglas East West Bank Sally & Aryeh Edelist Susan Edelist Susan & Bill Ehrlich Connie Abell & Herbert Z. Ehrmann Mervyn Einbund Bruce Elkins Richard Ellis Anne Elman Miriyam Glazer & Anthony Elman Bill Esensten Dennis S. Falkowski Julie & Joseph A. Fax Robyn & Michael Feinman Suzanne & Daniel Ferleger Gail Ruderman & Michael Feuer Phyllis & Perry Feuer Cynthia & Ralph Finerman Susan & David Fractor The Adam Frand Foundation *of blessed memory Helen Frankel* **Does not include contributions to our current Capital and Endowment Richard Frankie Campaign

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SUPPORTERS** Maggie & Jan Freed Beth & Rodney Freeman Friars Charitable Foundation Lynne & Bruce Friedman Ruth & Edward Friedman Elizabeth & Glen Friedman Dart-L Foundation by Jacob & Lea Friedman Cindy & Gary Frischling Patricia & Sanford M. Gage Brandeis Group - The Day Trippers Mark Garmaise Susan & Jim Gelles Ellyn Gelson Monique M. & Bradley Gibbons Adleen & Richard Gibbs Rose Gilbert Terry & Todd Gilman Stephanie & Daniel S. Ginzburg Drs. David & Tova Glockner Vicki & Daniel Gold Leo A. Goldberg Linda & Jack M. Goldman Rebecca & Mattis Goldman Rheba Goldman Cindy R. Goldman & Richard A. Goldman Minette & Robert Goldsmith Karen & Russell Goldsmith Lori & Robert N. Goodman Google David L. Gordon & Donna Schwarzbach Barbara & Ronald E. Gordon Julia Coley & Jerry GorenSandra & Harvey J. Gosch Dennis Grant Green Hasson & Janks LLP Norma Greenberg Tamara & Rabbi Gary Greenebaum Linda Gross Marilyn & Monty Hall

Harris Stationers, Inc. Judy & Sam Hellinger Pamela & Stephen Hendry Carol L. & Edward A. Hill Hillside Memorial Park and Mortuary Sue L. Himmelrich Marilyn & Barry Hinden Sue C. Hoffman & Paul G. Hoffman Judy & Rand A. Holston Sheila & Milton Hyman IKAR Investors Management Company, Inc. Sarah & Ezie Isaac Lela & Norman Jacoby Ida Jaqua Jewish Labor Committee Celine & Robert Kahn Trudy & Albert Kallis Jaclyn A. Kanner Tracy & Jeffrey Kaplan Sandra S. Kass Gilman Francine & B. Marshall Katz Helena & Ira Katz Holly Corn & Jonathan Kaufelt Lynn R. Kay & Richard L. Kay Connie & George Keiter Kenneth Keiter Kelley Drye & Warren LLP Rachel & Jonathan Kessler Sandy King Saundra Kirshner Joanna & Robert Klein Kathryn & Tom Klein Carol & Herbert Kleinman Laura & Henry Kline Knesset B’nai B’rith - Unit 5383 Staci & Scott Koondel Paulie & Barry A. Kramer *of blessed memory Marilyn & Robert Krell **Does not include contributions to Victoria & Arnold Kupetz our current Capital and Endowment Campaign

SUPPORTERS** Allen Kwawer Lauren & Abraham Langer Lisa & Fred Larian Deborah Laub Drs. Laura & David Lefkowitz Abby J. Leibman Alyson Leslie Gayle Leventhal Levey Cherry Family Foundation Rachel & Irwin Levin Jill & Ken Levin Aaron Levine Doranna Levine Jacques Levine Joyce & Jeffrey Levine Abby & Alan Levy Shelly & Donald Levy Ethel Lewis Raquel & Bertram Lewitt Liatis Foundation Paula Panich & Bill Linsman Marcie & Stuart Lipsett Nancy & Jonathan Littman Livingston Omens & Magnin Local Independent Charities Hilary & Stephen Lottenberg Tania & Irwin Lowi Michael B. Lubic Barbara Mack & Norman H. Levine Kim & Randolph A. Magnin Jennifer Malkin Roberta & Richard Marantz Ruth S. Martin Mitchell Maso Barbara & Hal Matles Maxim FlexPac Inc. Herbert Mayer Wendy & Barry Meyer Milken Family Foundation Laura Miller

Judith & Frederick Mishkin Mitchell, Silberberg & Knupp Foundation Jody & Forrest S. Mosten Randee & Richard Motzkin Libbe & Joe Murez Nicole & Allan Mutchnik Nadel Inc. Homayoun Namvar Jody & Ed Natan Nancy & Bernard B. Nebenzahl Freda & Jose A. Nessim Erika & Tibor Neumann Nancy & Bruce Newberg Keith Newell Joan & Frederick Nicholas Karen Nusbaum Laurie & Paul Nussbaum Old Pasadena Classic Car Show Jackie & Stuart Olesker Wendy & Fred Ordower Sandy Silas & Perry Oretzky Pacific Alarm Systems Irene S. Pam Pasadena Jewish Temple and Center The Passman Brothers Amy & Jack Paul Andrew S. Pauly Michael Pepper Manijeh & Shafa Pezeshki Janet & David Polak Adam Press Joan & Harvey Prince Rita Pynoos Lillian Raphael Ellen & Don Rebhun Elizabeth H. Ricanati & David I. Ricanati Lee & Ronald Robinson Roll Giving *of blessed memory Linda & Daniel Rosenson **Does not include contributions to Lily & Donald Rosman our current Capital and Endowment Campaign

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SUPPORTERS** James and Edith Ross Foundation Leah & Arnold Rotter Erin & Steve Rottman Lori & David Rousso Janet Levine & Eric Rowen Sandra & Paul Rudnick David Sachs Robert Sackler Howard Saft Claudia Wallack & Sandor Samuels Ellen & Richard V. Sandler Casey & James C. Sater Todd Schiffman Rehla & Bernard Schneier Ryan Schnobrich Toni & John Schulman Aly Scott Debby & Jacob Segura Janette & James T. Seright Shirin Shadpour Joseph Shalant Annette & Daniel Shapiro Peggy Shapiro Marsanne & Steven Shapiro The Masha Shaw Henley Trust Robyn Samuels & Bruce Shragg Arnold Shugar Lynne G. Silbert A. Lysa Simon Sharon & Marcus Sitrin Smart & Final Charitable Foundation Marvin Smotrich Trinka & Howard Soloway Elizabeth & Michael Soroudi Sarah & Darrell R. Spence Lorraine & Steven Spira Gail & Sheldon Sroloff Carol S. Stein Laurie & Jerry Stein Deborah & James Steinberg

Avivya & William Stohl Eileen & Eric Strom Elaine & Jerome Stulberg William Symington Helen & Howard Szabo Priscilla & Curtis Tamkin Miryam & Sam Tarica Sisterhood of Temple Ahavat Shalom Sisterhood of Temple Aliyah Temple Isaiah Temple Israel of Hollywood Joseph Tepperman Time Warner Matching Grants Program Adrienne & Mark Tobin William Tobin Rhea & Adam Turteltaub UCLA Center for Longevity Suzie & Jim Ulmer Catherine & Leonard Unger Valley Beth Shalom Sisterhood Valley Outreach Synagogue Elizabeth Van Denburgh Gina & David Wagner Laurie & Ira Waldman Lenore & Jack* Wax Gretchen Wayne Erica Koesler Wedding Accessories Esther Wein & Tom Shiovitz Esther Weinberger Gloria & Lawrence* Weinstein Barbara Zeidman & Robert Weinstein Esther & Barry Weiss Carol & Jordan Weiss David and Sylvia Weisz Family Foundation Felice & Douglas Williams Cindy & Jake Winebaum Sydell & David Winer Judith C. Wolf* *of blessed memory Lauren & Steven Wolff **Does not include contributions to Elaine Yalowitz our current Capital and Endowment Campaign

SUPPORTERS** Peg & David Yeager Firouzeh & Reuben Yeroushalmi Sandra & Ronald Zacky Carole & Seymour Zemlyn Eileen & Robert Zigman Candice & Joel Zwick $500 - $999 Anonymous (29) Shirley & Marvin Abrams Sara & James Adler AFT College Staff Guild, Local 1521A American Business Bank Lauren & Aaron Applebaum Patricia S. & Kenneth A. August Bank of America Matching Gifts Raylene Baron Grace & Saul D. Bass Margaret & Mort R. Bauchman Terry & Lionel Bell Merryl Bender Paulette Benson Ruth Bidner Big Sunday Ralph S. Bijou Lisa & Ron Birnbaum Muriel Blankfort Marjorie Blatt Roberta & Carl I. Blau Arlene & Isaac Blumberg B’nai B’rith Tarzana Lodge Zivian & Sidney* Bocarsly Rosanna Bogart Suzy & Stephen Bookbinder Brian Boxer Wachler Lalaine & Martin Braime Arlene & Douglas J. Braun Ronda & Stanley Breitbard Jenna Brill Binder Linda & Gary Briskman

Lynn Gordon & Jonathan Braun April Brown Joel A. Browning Edward Brownstein Lidia Budgor Amy & Adam Bush Arlene & Robert Bush Beverly & Alan Byer Linda & Robert Camras Ellen Canter Nancy & Larry Carter Boris Catz Karla & Richard Chernick Controller John Chiang Natalia & Emil Cobar Barton J. Cohen and Phyllis G. Cohen Charitable Foundation Avi Cohen Ellen & Marshall Cole Victor J. Coleman Peggy & Ted Cooper Gloria & Paul Crane Welton Foundation Joyce Davidson Julia Davis Stephen Deitsch Judge Leslie Swain & Bert Deixler Elisa & Brad Delson Barbara & Gilbert Dembo Nancy & Patrick Dennis Laurie Dietz Joanne & Cyril Dionne Ann Donahue Patricia & Jeffrey D. Druyun Laurie & Scott Dubchansky E.Z. Roth Plumbing & Heating, Inc. Evelyn & Elmer R. Easton Joseph P. Egan *of blessed memory Juliet Einbund **Does not include contributions to Maureen & Larry Eisenberg our current Capital and Endowment Campaign

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SUPPORTERS** Laurie & Christopher Ender Adrienne & Selwyn Enzer Feffer Geological Consulting Lynn & David Feldman Mimi & Leo Feldman Deborah F. Fellman Jan & Ronald Field Susan & Thomas Fineman Janis Finkle Payam Firouztala Linda & Robert Fleischman Judith Forman Lois & Dr. Jason Frand Richard J. Frankel Harry Friedman Rochelle Friedman Carol Frimmer Rabbi Dara Frimmer Tracy & Robert J. Gach Galanter Family Endowment Fund Gail & Dennis Galanter Elsa Gallant Debbie & Don Gallo Janice & Joseph L. Garber Steven Garfinkel Brad Garrett Anne Geffner Steve Gelon Dr. Avner Gereboff David Gering Beverly & David Gershwin Jeanne Gerson Jane & Robert Gerstein Jacqueline & David Gish Kitty & Paul Glass William & Charlene Glikbarg Foundation Carol & Dr. Neil J. Goldberg Shirley Goldenberg The Harry & Barbara Goldman Foundation Sylvia & Sam Goldman

Risa Goldstein Ninette Root-Golub & Larry Golub Bari & Steven Good Joyce & Dan Goodstein Ellie & Earl Gordon Jane Gottfried Heather & Russell Gottlich Dianne Gubin & Steven B. Greenberg Earl Greinetz Valerie Alter & Adam Gross Barbara & Kim Guggenheim Eileen Guliasi Katherine & Daniel Gunther Michael Hanasab Laurie & Chris Harbert Samuel Harris Marika & Gregg Harrison Harvey Mudd Baking Club Theresa Hasson Haverim B’nai B’rith Unit No. 5213 HealthNet Sara & Myron Hecht Marge Henderson Shani & Michael Henschel Joan Herman Hersh Mannis & Bogen, LLP Lynda Klein & Neal Hersh Marle & Allen Hershberg Lynn & Bruce Heymont Dr. Jo C. Hiatt Sheri & Michael A. Hirschfeld Ellen Aprill & Sandy Holo Laura Fox MD & John Hofbauer MD Debbie Hopp Ruth Horowitz Robert Hurley, Jr. Stanley Hyman Robert Jackson *of blessed memory Larry Jacobson **Does not include contributions to Jewish Free Loan Association our current Capital and Endowment Campaign.

SUPPORTERS** Jewish Learning Exchange Sydney & Peter Jay Julien Joan & Monte Justesen K & B Property Management Mary Ann Rosenfeld & Sheldon Kadish Janet & Stephen Kahane Pamela & Evan Kaizer Gloria & Solomon Kamm Laurie & Michael Kamras Janet M. Rifkin & David R. Kaplan Steve Kaplan Susan & Barry M. Karl Cynthia & Marc Karlin Susan Karo George Katz Seth Katz Charity Fund Kehilas Yaakov Richard Kelton Linda Reisz & Clifford Klein Judith & Neil Kleinman Kenneth Kofman Gloria & Ariel Kopelioff Julie & Irving Kornblum Hannah & Marshall Kramer Sharon & Gordon Krischer Esther Krisman Ralphs Community Contributions Program Pam & Lyle Kurtz Barbara & Paul Kuzniar La Canada Elementary School Alyse Laemmle Frederick Landau Mary MacVean & Mitchell E. Landsberg Debra & Michael D. Laskow Nadine & Steven Lavender Mindy & Dr. Joseph Lebovic Joan & Mike Leibman Leo Baeck Temple Ruth Lepie Jennifer & Danny Lerner

Suzanne Lerner Aliza & Mike Lesser Carey & Benjamin Levin Micah Levin Laura & Robert Levin Allyn & Jeffrey Levine Rebecca Levine Sonia & Lloyd Levitin Nadine & Israel Levy Nell & Louis Levy Sidonia Lax Darcy Lewis Cynthia & John F. Libby Irene S. Lieberman Celia Light David Linder Dana & Nathaniel Lipman Betty & Alan Livingston Joe Loevner Rhonda L. Seaton & Lawrence H. Lokman Priscilla & Richard London Los Angeles Board of Supervisors Elaine Lotwin Laurie Hasencamp & Michael Lurey Rosalie J. Lurie Virginia & Francis Maas Marilyn Mack Philip S. Magaram Phyllis & Artur Mager Iris & Philip Malinsky Laurie & Burt Margolin Mark Margolin Julianna Margulies Marina Properties Company/Foghorn Inn Marketing & Admissions Professionals for Seniors Jean S. Marks Cherie & Martin McDermott *of blessed memory Marcie Meier **Does not include contributions to our current Capital and Endowment Sue & Ed Meltzer Campaign

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SUPPORTERS** Dr. William Miller Linda & Kenneth Millman Ruth Mittleman Modcloth Joanne & Joel Mogy Yossi Morovati Helene & Alan Moskowitz Marina Muchnik Kevin J. Mulvaney Dr. Jody Myers Cyndi & Kenneth Naehu Zev Nagel Bonnie Nash & Donald Wing Sherri & Arnold Nelson H. Kathleen & Jay Newman Patty & John Nickoll Janet & Mark Noah Naomi & David Oderberg Dr. Marge Oderberg Hannah Pakula Bette & Reynold F. Paris Margaret & David Parkhurst Dara & Dale L. Pearlman Kathryn & Paul Pearlson Jodi & Gregory F. Perlman Laurie Petok Pi Lam Lunch Bunch Julie & Marc Platt Sheila Poncher Gina & Irving Posalski Dr. Michelle Finkel & Dr. David Presser Barbara & Edwin A. Prober Carol Pullman Joy & Bruce W. Rabin Jean & Erwin A. Raffle Dr. Elizabeth Ralston Judy & Howard Raykoff Red Capital Group Gretchen Schaffner & Alex Reid Linda Rene

Marjorie & Stephen Richards Cathi & George Rimalower Roberta & David Ritz Arleen Rockoff Rabbi Karen L. Fox & Michael Rosen Judy & Gerry Rosenberg Ande & Bruce Rosenblum Bunny & Herbert Rosenkrantz Gwen & Jeremy Rosenthal Karen & Alan Rosenthal James Rothman Emily & Richard Rothstein Jonathan Rotter Samuel Rubinfeld Thomas L. Safran Dr. Abigail Saguy Annie & Douglas Sakamoto June & Samuel Sale Janet & Maxwell Salter Phyllis & Basil Schneeweis Seidman Family Foundation Elaine & Daniel Seigel Rabbi Gail Labovitz & Bill Seligman Javidnia Shahryar Tsippora Shainhouse Azie & David Shladovsky Shomrei Torah Synagogue Sussan & Michael Shore Elana & Aaron Shrira Roberta & Yacov Shuchatowitz Barbara & Stuart Siegel ABCD Silbar Bernard Silver Jackie & Manny Silverman Rutti & Lionel Simon Karen & Hyman Sisman Sherwin Small Diane & Gifford Smith, Jr. *of blessed memory Victoria & Lewis Snow **Does not include contributions to our current Capital and Endowment Caren & Erwin Sokol Campaign

SUPPORTERS** Rebecca & Maurice Solomon Bruce Speiser Michelle & David Spiegel Marcia & Sidney Spiegel Jane M. Spitzer Vida & Jared M. Spotkov Jill & David Stein Debora H. Stein Janet Steiner Jeanne & Eric Steinhauer Terri & Charles Stern Sylvia & Richard Stern Ellen & Steve Sugerman Sussex Capital Group LLC Sally & Jerome Sussman Louise & Craig Taubman Teeter & Associates Temple Beth Am Temple Emanuel of Beverly Hills Anna & William Tenenblatt Thoro Packaging Suzanne Tracht Carolyn & Kenneth Tratner Tobie & Paul Treitman Shirley & Saul Turteltaub Bob Tzudiker Sherry Weinman & Michael Umansky Ava & Kenneth J. Ungar VA Greater Los Angeles Healthcare System Alan L. Van Gelder Lindi & Ari Vanderwalde Rodi & Rabbi Stewart Vogel Felise & Elliott Wachtel Dr. Sharon Walder Brenda & Harold P. Walt Mickey & Judge Joseph Wapner Eve Wechsberg Riko & Sanford Weimer David Weiner

Pam & Robert Weingarten Debra & Scott Weiss Susan & Robert Weissman Ellen & Doug Weitman Elinor & Thomas Wertheimer Ona & Philip Wexler Dr. Elisa Newman & Andrew White Noni White Lenore Winsberg Winters Financial Group Joan Wolff Linda & Stephen B. Wurzel Steven Yager Judy & Ron Goldberg Rita & Edwin Yates Leslie & Kenneth Yates Marilyn D. Young Jodi & Elliot Zorensky

*of blessed memory **Does not include contributions to our current Capital and Endowment Campaign

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JEWISH FAMILY SERVICE OF LOS ANGELES 2012-2013 BOARD OF DIRECTORS OFFICERS Judge Terry Friedman (Ret.) President Ira Cohen Vice President Shana Passman Vice President Debby Barak Treasurer Irene Ribner Secretary Ann Cutrow Honorary Vice President Arthur Laub Honorary Vice President Paul S. Castro, JD Chief Executive Officer

DIRECTORS Tami Kagan-Abrams Sara Aftergood Colette Ament Judy Axonovitz Ann Barton Eileen A. Brown Melanie Brunswick Fung Der Dennis R. Galanter, D.D.S Claire Gering Monique Maas Gibbons Eveline Ginzburg+ Roz Goldstine Anita Hirsh Charlotte Kamenir Albert M. Katz, M.D. Susan Kaufman Sandra King Doreen Klee Lee Lainer, LCSW+ Abby J. Leibman Nina Pearlson Leung Ruth Linnick Alex Liiv Hilary Lottenberg+ Randolph A. Magnin Connie Mandles Bryan Moeller Randee Motzkin Wendy S. Ordower Laura Ornest+ Steven W. Paul Dr. Marvin Perer Ed Rosenson Arnold Saltzman

Elyse Salend Asher Schechter Irving Schechter+ Sheila Baran Spiwak Howard K. Szabo Nina Tassler Rita Title+ Mark Tobin Shirley Turteltaub+ Dick Weiner Marcie Zelikow PAST PRESIDENTS Shirley Abrams Jonathan M. Brandler Philip W. Colburn Rabbi Elliot Dorff Benjamin V. Dwoskin* Marcie Greenberg* Dorothy Goren Lois G. Gunther Phalen (Chuck) Hurewitz Martin L. Kozberg David O. Levine Jeffrey Nagler Bernard B. Nebenzahl Ilene Olansky Jackie Pearlson* Lawrence A. Rauch Dena Schechter Marcia F. Volpert Sanford Weiner

+On Sabbatical

*Of blessed memory

JFS EXECUTIVE STAFF Paul S. Castro, JD Chief Executive Officer Susie Forer-Dehrey, LCSW Chief Operating Officer Vivian Sauer, LCSW Chief Program Officer Trent Maggard Chief Financial Officer Suzy Jones Bookbinder Chief Development Officer

JFS COMMUNICATIONS Jennifer Levitt Director of Communications Melody Vargas Communications Coordinator

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ABOUT THE ARTISTS CRAIG HOLDEN FEINBERG SOCIAL ISSUE DESIGNER

STEFANO GALLI PHOTOGRAPHER

Craig Holden Feinberg is the Founder and Creative Director of Begson a design firm, dedicated to providing cutting edge visual components for a variety of campaigns and businesses.

With his extensive background in graphic design and the acclaim he has garnered internationally, he felt it was the ideal time to start Begson and focus on projects that he felt passionate about.

Specializing in branding and socially conscious design, Begson aims to capture the attention of the public, through its always thought provoking, and sometimes provocative design.

Through infusing his signature modern aesthetic and creating visuals that encourage its audience to do a double take, Begson has been able to provide its diverse clientele with innovative designs.

Stefano Galli earned a BA in cinematography from the University of Turin. After graduating, he lived in Copenhagen where he worked with Director Lars von Trier and attended Fatamorgana, the Danish School of Art Photography. Gradually, Galli’s work moved from motion pictures to still images. He currently lives and works in Los Angeles. Galli has shot portraits for magazines such

as Dazed and Confused, PIG Magazine and CODE as well as fashion stories for Collezioni Uomo and commercial work for Vivienne Westwood, among others. Stefano is currently working on a “road trip” documentary, filming America and the Americans in their original habitat, he’s aiming on having a clip from all 50 States.

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