JCC Association Annual Report 2010

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annual report 2010

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paula l. Sidman, Chair allan Finkelstein, President & CEO

the JCC Movement has adapted to a new reality, one where organizations can

no longer take for granted that things will stay the same, that associates will

always remain connected, or that distinctions between agencies will forever retain

their clarity. We are entering a time of flux and rapid change when JCCs and

JCC Association must become more flexible and much more responsive. Today’s

environment has caused us to think about different ways of delivering our services so

we can effectively lead the JCC Movement in the 21st century.

Our board task forces have helped us reach these conclusions. Accordingly,

we spent 2010 devising entirely new approaches to wellness (DISCOVER@

JCC), to executive succession and the development of a new generation of lay

leaders, to doing a serious study of the Jewish impact of JCC day camps, and to

reinvigorating the JCC connection to Israel. A primary focus was to open up a real

conversation with our affiliate JCCs about our recommitting to our Jewish mission,

and to encourage them to begin similar conversations with their users about the

type of Jewish lives they want to lead, and how we can make it possible for them

to do so. We tried hard to listen more than to speak, and to understand more than

to prescribe.

This annual report follows that pattern. We consistently looked at things from the

point of view of our affiliated JCCs and asked ourselves what were the challenges

they faced in 2010, and how did we respond. We provided a wealth of meaningful

services to JCCs and their communities, but we know that we must constantly adapt

to the rapidly changing conditions, both Jewish and general, within which JCCs

operate. We want to hear from you through our different communications channels—

our 1000 Conversations blog, Facebook pages, Twitter feed, our new website, our

Listservs—and even old-world technology like the telephone. Make sure to look on

our website at the videos we have prepared to supplement this annual report and let

us know what you think. We always look forward to hearing from you.


Jewish Community Centers have an exalted mission: they are dedicated to enhancing the well-being of their communities in a multitude of ways.

That means the JCC Movement cares about the spiritual, cultural, physical, psychological, and economic health of the people who come to JCCs to learn, to play, and to grow.

JCCs represent the highest and deepest values of Jewish life—a reverence for education, compassion, and justice—and a uniquely North American expression of Jewish culture.

In welcoming everyone, the JCC is the one place where people of different backgrounds can enjoy the extraordinary richness and variety of Jewish tradition, everything from Maimonides to Shalom Sesame.

At JCC Association, we are always aware of our responsibility to support JCCs as they continue their vital work. The year 2010 was the year we looked for solutions, pragmatic ways we could help JCCs overcome their challenges. From our Biennial Conference in Atlanta, which focused on providing JCCs with the right tools to do their jobs, to the continuing expansion of JCC Excellence: Benchmarking, we dedicated ourselves to serving our constituents and putting their needs first.

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The most effective way is to provide staff with many opportunities to deepen their Jewish literacy.

We have devised numerous programs that do just that, for preschool

teachers, for camp counselors and directors, for adult program directors,

even for marketing and administrative staff.

In 2010, we offered webinars and training conferences to 270 JCC

early-childhood teachers and directors so they could become even more

deeply familiar with the classic Jewish wisdom of An Ethical Start®. We

created a beautiful family activity calendar based on the mishnayot

drawn from Pirke Avot, which forms the basis of the program, and sent it

to almost 7,000 families. In addition, our consultants trained more than

2,000 early childhood directors and teachers on the most current and

effective pedagogical practices.

We trained staff from 54 camps to use TAG: Jewish Values through

JCC Camping® and the Goodman Family Foundation: Yisrael Sheli

(My Israel), and we continued the intensive Jewish education of resident

camp directors through our Hemshech and Netivim programs, with

support from The AVI CHAI Foundation. JCCs comprise the largest

network of Jewish camps, serving almost 85,000 children.

We compiled extensive background resources for the staff leaders of

our JCC Maccabi Israel trips, and we sent monthly updates to JCC

executives and marketing directors on the contemporary situation

in Israel—not just the news that’s always in the headlines, but

information about Israeli business, music, movies, holiday

celebrations, food, and everything that makes the Jewish

State such an exciting place.

We shared a weekly electronic d’var Torah from the

Mandel Center for Jewish Education, and we gave

JCC leaders the opportunity to engage in serious

Jewish learning at our Biennial convention and

our board meetings. Although the JCC is open

to all, we worked hard to ensure that all

JCCs have that expressly Jewish feeling.

Challenge: how to grow a vibrant Jewish atmosphere at the JCC?

Our Benchmarking data tells us that JCC users appreciate a rich Jewish ambience and that they are more likely to donate when they feel the JCC is a vibrant Jewish institution.

How can JCCs ensure that they exude that Jewish vibrancy?

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Challenge: How to attract, develop, and retain the staff and volunteer leaders of tomorrow?

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Our Benchmarking data clearly shows that a satisfied, motivated JCC staff is associated with greater member retention and more program participation. That means a healthier bottom line for JCCs. We also know that only half of JCC professionals expect to be in their jobs in three years.

What can JCCs do to retain their best staff members and provide them with the development and advancement opportunities that will keep them engaged and productive and serving two million users?

Because human capital is critical to the success of

JCCs, the JCC Association board established the

Future Talent Task Force to learn how to identify

and advance promising staff. In 2010, we awarded

$70,000 in JCC Association graduate scholarship

funding for potential and current JCC professionals

to enhance their expertise, and we launched a social-

media campaign to reach more recipients. The Merrin

Center for teen Services offered its coveted Teen

Professional Fellowship to a new group of 16 JCC

teen workers. These dynamic young professionals

have proven to be candidates for the next generation

of JCC management. To make it easier and more

economical for JCC staff members to continue their

professional learning, our professional leadership

department instituted a series of webinars, which

drew hundreds of participants across North America.

Our research shows that executive directors who

have a clear vision for their JCCs inspire and

motivate their staff. But how can executives develop

the skills to clearly communicate their vision?

Our annual Executive Seminars encouraged 67

executive directors to keep learning and growing,

and we provide first-time executive directors with an

intensive mentoring program to help them succeed.

The Mandel Center for excellence in leadership and

Management offers consultation in strategic thinking

and executive-board development. The 2010 Biennial

convention in Atlanta gave executive directors and

lay leadership the priceless opportunity to learn

together, forming a deeper understanding of their

respective roles and responsibilities. The Esther

Leah Ritz Next Generation JCC Leadership Institute

at the Biennial enrolled 55 emerging JCC leaders in

an intensive training program, which also introduced

them to each other as future JCC leaders.

Today’s JCC staff member requires feedback

and evaluation to remain committed, and we’re

committed to helping JCCs acquire the skills they

need to support their staff.




Challenge: how to re-invent the JCC for a new generation?Today’s younger generation communicates

differently — and has other opinions about

involvement — than their parents did.

Shaped by the digital age they grew

up in, they are accustomed to rapid

change, passionate about social issues,

and skeptical about institutions. Their

engagement in the Jewish community

cannot be taken for granted, nor can

their association with the JCC.

Jewish young adults and

parents with young children

are the future of Jewish

community in north

america. How can JCCs

evolve to connect with

this generation, give

them the services

they want and need,

and inspire them

to map their own

meaningful Jewish

journeys?

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What kind of Jewish lives do people want to live... and how can we make it possible for them do so?With that question, Allan Finkelstein introduced the idea of engaging in “1,000

Jewish conversations,” a continent-wide discussion about major issues that

impact Jewish life, and how the work of JCCs can address those issues. The

conversation generated a number of ideas aimed at removing barriers to Jewish

involvement among today’s young people — and informed much of the work of

JCC Association throughout the year.

We gave the stage to two important young voices at the JCCs of North America

Biennial convention in Atlanta. Sharon Brous, founding rabbi of the innovative

spiritual community IKAR, urged JCCs to raise the bar, not lower it, noting that

the more you challenge this generation, the more they respond. Ariel Beery,

CEO of PresenTense — a group that connects creative young minds with the

resources to make their Jewish social venture ideas a reality — described a

generation reaching out to make a difference, and saw that JCCs could become

ideal platforms to help them realize their potential.

We developed DISCOVER @ the JCC, a campaign of programming and

marketing resources that aim to posit JCCs as the total wellness leaders in

their communities. DISCOVER is piloting now at six JCCs. Its first phase will

focus on providing a holistic wellness model for soon-to-be parents and families

with young children. Today’s young parents often feel disconnected from the

traditional support structures that guided previous generations through the

challenging early years of childrearing, creating a tremendous need for the

JCC to become their go-to spot. DISCOVER will offer them programming in

everything from mommy-and-me yoga to health fairs, from financial planning

for young families to Shalom Sesame™ — and of course, all of it with a strong

foundation in Jewish values.

The tools of 21st century marketing and communications have changed — and are

redefining community for a new generation. To keep JCCs on top of the curve,

we provided training at Biennial, at regional conferences, and via webinars,

on how to evolve the JCC’s marketing strategy from advertising to creating

relationships, using new channels like FaceBook, Twitter, Google searches, and

pay-per-click campaigns.

Real change is impossible without strong and informed leadership. Our task

force on executive succession advised JCCs to prepare now for the approaching

turnover of top staff as the baby boomers near retirement, and prescribed steps

to ensure JCCs find capable new professional leaders. On the lay side, our task

force on engaging a new generation provided a path for JCCs to reach out to

prominent young people in their communities and encourage them to bring their

expertise and viewpoints to the board.


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Challenge: how to put israel at the heart of the JCC... every day?In the ‘60s and ‘70s, nothing unified north

american Jews of all denominations like

support for the young nation of Israel

during its struggle for survival. In recent

decades, as Israel has become more

secure, more prosperous, and more firmly

established, politics have increasingly

chipped away at that unity. today, it is

all too common for Israel to be regarded

as a complicated topic, too political to

be on the agenda outside of yearly Yom

Ha’atzma’ut celebrations.

our connection to Israel is far too

important to be pushed to the sidelines.

eretz Yisrael is the nexus of Jewish

history and tradition, and modern Israel

is the epicenter of Jewish culture and

creativity today. If our JCCs are to be

true and complete Jewish environments,

Israel must be part of the equation. But

how do we foster a meaningful relationship

between JCCs and Israel in a new era?

4Our task force on revitalizing the JCC/Israel

relationship published its report in May, and

called for a new approach, one that encourages

open discussion and constant engagement

with Israel. We began a year-long pilot program

with seven JCCs to help them be exemplars in

implementing the task force recommendations,

and provide opportunities for informal Israel

education and open forums for discussions.

Our new Young Shlichim program paired JCCs

with young, idealistic, and dedicated Israelis who

in sharing Israeli cultural life with North American

Jews, have touched their communities with

programs that entertain, educate, and inspire.

Working with the Jewish Agency for Israel, we

are able to bring these emissaries to JCCs at a

reduced cost, and help turn the JCC into the town

hall of the Jewish community.

Our Mandel Center for Jewish education

published the third curriculum of its Israel

education program for JCC resident camps,

Yisrael Sheli: My Israel. The goal of this program,

generously funded by the Goodman Family

Foundation, is to impart a clear picture and love

of Israel to teens, and to inform them with facts

before they enter a university environment all too

likely to confront them with anti-Israel sentiment.

We literally connected teens with Israel over the

summer, taking groups from several JCC camps

on a five-week exploration of the Jewish homeland

with our JCC Maccabi Israel program. And we laid

the groundwork for our biggest teen experience in

Israel yet, working with our partner, Maccabi World

Union, to bring our most popular Jewish-identity

building programs — JCC Maccabi Games® and JCC

Maccabi ArtsFest® — to Israel for the first time, in

the summer of 2011. Nearly 1,000 teen athletes

and artists are expected to participate.

Our office in Israel sends regular bulletins to JCC

leaders to keep them aware of current issues,

and provides JCCs with a monthly compendium

of information about Israeli movies, music, books,

holiday celebrations, and food. We are doing

everything we can to keep Israel on the mind of the

JCC Movement, and in its heart.



Mandel Center for Jewish education: taG: Jewish Values through JCC Camping®

We added five new units, including one on sportsmanship, to our wealth of material in TAG: Jewish Values through JCC Camping®, a program that gives JCC resident and day camps serving 85,000 campers a way to incorporate Jewish enrichment into the camp day. An acronym of Torah, Avodah, and Gemilut Chassidim, TAG offers camp directors more than forty units that address the weekly Torah portion, Israel, and daily life as seen through Jewish values.

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lenny Krayzelburg JCC Swim academyChildren from California to New York lined up to learn to swim at Lenny K JCC Swim Academy sites, and more JCCs are in the process of signing on to this revolutionary water-safety system. The four-time gold medal winner Lenny Krayzelburg business model provides JCCs with an expanded revenue stream as well as way to connect with young families who want their children to be safe around the water.


an ethical Start® calendarWe produced a family-activity calendar through An Ethical Start, our early-childhood-education values curriculum, which suggested games, projects, and conversation starters, all based on mishnayot drawn from Pirke Avot, the classic Jewish text. The calendar was another way to engage young families with children in JCC preschools and to expand their connection to Jewish life.

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JCC Maccabi Israel teen tripsJCC Maccabi Israel trips were a great success for JCC camps from Miami, Milwaukee, Chicago, and Pittsburgh. Traveling together with their camp friends through the Jewish State cemented the bond these teens felt for each other and for their JCC camp. And the camp benefited from a more cohesive group of young counselors.

JCC Maccabi Games and artsFest together!Our first ever combination JCC Maccabi Games/JCC Maccabi ArtsFest was a great success in Baltimore, and the Games in Denver, Omaha, and Richmond, and ArtsFest in San Rafael, California, drew thousands of teens to participate in what has become the largest gathering of Jewish young people. Besides participating in sports and arts workshops, the teens spend time in community service and just having fun together. The JCC Maccabi Games and ArtsFest are one of the most popular Jewish teen programs ever.


Days of Caring and Sharing Teens attending the JCC Maccabi Games in Baltimore, Omaha, Richmond, and Denver, and JCC Maccabi ArtsFest in San Rafael, California, spent part of their time serving their communities. Some of the athletes worked with the Special Olympics, while others coordinated sports activities for kids from the local YMCA and Boys and Girls Club. All the Days of Caring and Sharing projects allowed the teens to perform the mitzvah of helping others.

Merrin teen Fellows The Merrin Center for Teen Services selected 16 professionals working with teens to participate in the sixth cohort of the acclaimed Merrin Teen Professional Fellows Program. The program, which started in 1999 with the support of Seth Merrin and Anne Heyman, will feature five seminars held over 16 months. Participants focus on developing their leadership skills, learning how to serve teens more effectively, planning their career paths in the JCC Movement, and deepening their sense of Jewish identity.


JCC GrowsAffiliated with the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s People’s Garden Initiative, our program for social-justice gardens at JCCs continued to resonate with many, and more JCCs told us about their gardening and other food-related projects. Many JCCs now sponsor CSAs (community supported agriculture) and farmer’s markets. Some participated in the fresh-food collections we encouraged around the High Holidays, which were donated to local food pantries. Growing and eating wholesome food in a sustainable way is an essential part of our new wellness initiative, DISCOVER @ the JCC.

JCCs of north america BiennialOver 600 people from JCCs all over the U.S. and Canada gathered in Atlanta for our Biennial convention to learn, network, and be inspired to make their JCCs the hubs of their communities. Great speakers, 60 dynamic workshops, and lots of time to share experiences gave JCC leaders the tools they need to turn their JCCs into smooth-running operations. And a host community barbecue gave everyone a chance to visit the magnificent Marcus JCC.

Benchmarking expands to 48 JCCsOne of our most popular programs ever, JCC Benchmarking continued to add invaluable data from even more JCCs to build a multi-leveled profile of what excellence means in the JCC Movement. Participating JCCs were able to judge their effectiveness in different areas against other JCCs of their size and against themselves over time. Real information enabled JCCs to make informed decisions and achieve measurable results.

training HighlightsWe recognized the need for JCC professionals to maintain and enhance their skill sets despite the economic hardships brought on by the recession, so we designed a variety of long-distance learning opportunities. The result was that hundreds of JCC staff members took advantage of the chance to learn. We ran webinars on time management, supervision, programming, early childhood education, and many other topics.

Mandel Center for excellence in leadership and Management retools for Better ServiceReorganization has made the Mandel Center for Excellence even more effective in providing consulting services to JCCs. We added strategic thinking consultations to our mix of marketing, fundraising, governance, and professional leadership services to offer JCCs a more complete portfolio. We introduced a client-contact tracking system to help ensure that JCCs were receiving the individual attention they need and deserve. We made 222 visits to affiliated JCCs.

Michele obama’s let’s Move InitiativeFirst Lady Michele Obama invited us as the sole Jewish organization to participate in a White House meeting of community faith-based groups committed to combating childhood obesity. Her Let’s Move Initiative wants to reduce this health risk in one generation, and we support that effort all the way. Our VP of program services and the Mandel Center of Jewish Education Patricia Cipora Harte (standing, third from left) proudly represented JCC Association and committed us to expand JCC Grows to one-third of JCCs in the next five years.

Israel Shlichim at JCCs and JCC CampsOnce again, we interviewed, vetted, and trained over 400 young Israeli shlichim to work at JCC camps and JCCs. Through their presence, these energetic young Israelis introduced JCC campers to contemporary Israel, a country that is as diverse, as dynamic, and as fast-paced as the U.S. and Canada. At a time when the ties of North American youth to Israel are slackening, bringing shlichim to JCCs is more important than ever. torahs for our troops

JWB Jewish Chaplains Council has undertaken to commission small, lightweight Torah scrolls for military chaplains to carry easily in the battle theater and on ships. A Torah scroll, no matter the size, presents a major fundraising challenge, but we have been gratified by an overwhelming community response. The first Torah was completed and dedicated in May at the U.S. Capitol, and is already in use. After only six months of fundraising, several more scrolls have been completed, much to the delight of military chaplains on active duty.


Senator Carl levin (D-Michigan), chair of the armed Services Committee (left) prepares to add to the torah scroll with help from scribe Zerach Greenfield.

JWB Jewish Chaplains CouncilSince 1917, JWB Jewish Chaplains Council has served the religious, educational and morale needs of Jewish personnel in the U.S. Armed Forces. We maintain an unwavering commitment to these dedicated men and women. We provide what they need to observe Shabbat and holidays; our chaplains and trained lay leaders offer comfort, counsel and assistance to resist the overwhelmingly Christian culture in the military; in short, we strive to keep them connected to Judaism and the Jewish community throughout their military service.

During the past year, JWB had more than 300 points of contact per month requesting help, guidance, materials, counseling and intervention. Of these, approximately two-thirds come from chaplains and lay leaders, one-sixth from active and reserve military members, and one-sixth from families of Jewish military personnel.

JWB recruits potential chaplains from the major rabbinical training institutions in the United States; provides special training and counseling for them, and recruits and trains lay leaders to serve where no Jewish chaplains are available. Working through its network of chaplains and lay leaders, it provides kosher foods and ritual necessities to Jews serving across the world; it offers support and counsel to the families of active-duty Jewish military personnel, and ensures that Jews killed in action receive appropriate ritual services. In 2010, we sent hundreds of holiday packages to troops overseas to enable them to observe the High Holy Days, Hanukkah, Purim, Pesach and Shavuot.


No annual report would be complete without a resounding “thank you” to the generous donors – both individuals and foundations – who share our commitment to Jewish Community Centers. They understand the importance of our programs and services, which help JCCs serve their local communities with excellence. They share our passionate dedication to meeting the religious and morale needs of Jewish military personnel through our JWB Jewish Chaplains Council. More than 2,100 generous donors supported both the JCC Association annual fund and JWB operating funds in 2010. Thank you to all. We especially thank the Crown Family for its generous support of JWB operations.

We could not possibly meet the challenges outlined in this report without significant assistance from visionary foundations. Programs developed through the Mandel Supporting Foundation’s ongoing support of the Mandel Center for Jewish education enables us to enhance a vibrant Jewish atmosphere at JCCs and JCC camps. the aVI CHaI Foundation continues to be a source of sustenance and encouragement as our programs deepen Jewish life at JCC camps, and the Goodman Family Foundation helped us meet the challenge of strengthening the Jewish identities and connections to Israel of thousands of youngsters and teens. A grant from the Harold Grinspoon Foundation helped us undertake the first comprehensive study of JCC day camps, which is leading to new and important developments in Jewish training and programming. The Soref-Breslauer texas Foundation,

Feldman Family Supporting Foundation, redwoods Group Foundation, the Segal Family and Corporate Sponsor Coca-Cola na support our best-known teen Jewish identity-building programs, the JCC Maccabi Games® and JCC Maccabi ArtsFest®.

The Mandel Center for excellence in leadership and Management, also supported by the Mandel Supporting Foundations, is meeting the challenge of attracting, developing and retaining the staff and volunteer leaders of tomorrow, within its larger mission of constantly helping JCCs improve their operations and business practices.

The work of our early childhood services department, and its values-education curriculum An Ethical Start®, was strengthened by a continuing grant from the Brill Family Foundation. With support from the foundation, our department of early childhood services is bringing extraordinary programming and training to JCC preschools and to families with young children.

Generous grants from Jerri-ann and Gary Jacobs, paula l. Sidman, and Mandel Supporting Foundations allowed us to undertake special projects, enhancing our operations and the services we provide to JCCs.

We offer special thanks to all of our donors, whose vision and commitment to the work we do truly helps us meet the challenges facing the Jewish community, and allows JCC Association to continue to effectively lead the JCC Movement in North America.

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JCC association endowment and Capital funds Launched in the fall of 2005, the Meeting the Challenge: SECURING JEWISH FUTURES campaign is making it possible for JCC Association to achieve a tripartite goal:

• CreatingandendowingthenewMerrin Center for Teen Services,tobenefitbothJewishteensthroughoutNorthAmericaandtheprofessionalsinJCCswhoworkwiththem;

• EnhancingtheJCCAssociationgeneralendowment,toenableustomeettherisingcostsofourcurrentinitiatives,maintainthequalityofoursignatureprograms,andtorespondflexiblytonewJCCneedsastheyarise;and

• Meetingthecapitalexpensesofourrelocationtoofficesat520EighthAve,necessitatedbythechangingrealestatemarketinNewYork.Ournewheadquartersareprovidingafiscallyresponsible,costefficient,technologicallysophisticatedhomewithroomforgrowthintheyearsahead.

Wethankthedonorswhosecommitmentandgenerosityhavehelpeduspassthetwo-thirdsmarkofour$12,000,000goalforthiscampaign*.TheircontributionswillenableustocontinuetohelpJCCs,YM-YWHA’sandJCCMovementcampsprovideprogramsofexcellenceandinspireJewishJourneysforthemorethan2,000,000membersandparticipantswhousetheirserviceseveryyear.

the Merrin Center for teen ServicesAnne Heyman and Seth Merrin

The Jerri-Ann and Gary Jacobs Family Conference CenterJerri-Ann and Gary Jacobs

The Irene and Edward H. Kaplan LobbyIrene and Edward H. Kaplan

The Barbara and Morton Mandel Executive SuiteBarbara and Morton Mandel

Program Services SuiteJoan and Irwin Jacobs

Conference Rooms and Department SuitesNoreen Gordon SablotskyAnn P. and Stephen M. KaufmanEvelyn and Jerome B. MakowskyGeri and Lester PollackPaula L. SidmanAndrea and Alan P. Solow

president’s officeBetty S. Melaver and Norton Melaver k”z

Senior Staff officesBonnie and Allan FinkelsteinAmy and Alan MeltzerSharon and Stephen SeidenSharon and David Wax

Management team officesIrene and Philip M. ShiekmanDavid Sterling

Staff loungeD’vora Tager and Robert Dietz

professional team and Consulting Staff officesMichael OstroffCarol and Lawrence Zicklin

Guest and Visiting personnel SuiteVirginia A. and Francis Maas

entryway MezuzahBarbara and Edwin Goldberg

Work StationsMandell L. BermanRuth White Brodsky & Joanne

and David BrodskyMarshall B. Coyne Foundation, Inc. Deena and Jerome A. KaplanI. E. Millstone k”z

Barbara and J. Victor SamuelsIrene and Philip M. Shiekman

president’s office and Senior Staff office Mezuzot

Dana EgertThe Redwoods Group, Inc.Shirley and Allan SolomonRoberta and Allan Weissglass

MezuzotHarriet and George BlankRuth and Michael FletcherMaxine and Jay FreilichDebby and Hal JacobsJudith and Lester LiebermanFani Magnus Monson and Michael

A. MonsonAlan and Janet MannRonna and Michael SegalAmy and Andrew J. ShaevelCharlene and Jack G. Shaffer

Deferred GiftsStephen FitzsimmonsCheryl Fishbein and Philip SchattenLinda and Jerome Spitzer

nonspecific GiftsMyrna BlockJane GellmanThelma Z. and Melvin Lenkin

Charitable Fnd. Inc.

Ronald M. KatzLaura Rubin and Leonard Rubin k”z

Toby and Robert RubinSandra SaltzmanDoris and David Yorysh

*As of December 31, 2010

For information about contributing to the Meeting the Challenge: SECURING JEWISH FUTURES Campaign, or to learn about naming opportunities in the new JCC Association continental headquarters, please contact Fani Magnus Monson Vice-President and Chief Development Officer by email at [email protected] or by telephone at (212) 786-5135

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endowment funds: Beyond 2000JCC Association is grateful to the Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation of Baltimore, and proud to have partnered with it in this successful campaign, which enhanced our endowment by a total of $5,100,000. We thank the following donors whose generosity in contributing $3,600,000 made it possible to meet the Weinberg Foundation’s $1,500,000 challenge grant:

Visionary Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation, Inc.

Founders Edgar M. BronfmanIrene and Edward H. KaplanEvelyn and Jerome B. Makowsky

Benefactors Jane GellmanAnn P. and Stephen M. KaufmanArlene and Robert KogodJacqueline Blatt and Ronald L. LeibowMerle and L. Michael OrloveGeri and Lester PollackSyril Rubin and Leonard Rubin k”z

Noreen Gordon SablotskyPaula L. Sidman and Edwin N. Sidman k”z

Carol Brennglass Spinner and Arthur C. Spinner

Lee and John M. Wolf, Sr.

Builders Estate of Matilda BlendesBonnie and Allan FinkelsteinBetty S. Melaver and Norton Melaver k”z

Anne S. Reich & Henry and Anne Reich Family Foundation, Inc.

Cheryl Fishbein and Philip SchattenLinda and Jerome SpitzerRoberta and Allan Weissglass

patrons Anise and Ronald BelzRuth White Brodsky and Joanne and Donald

BrodskyMarvin GelfandBarbara and Edwin GoldbergVirginia A. and Francis MaasPhyllis and Philip MargoliusMarvin J. PertzikAliki and Peter RzepkaBarbara and J. Victor SamuelsBarbara and Norman SeidenJudith Shiekman k”z and Philip M. ShiekmanSharon and Edwin ToporekLinda Cornell Weinstein and Sherwin WeinsteinBarbara and Douglas BloomBarbara and Daniel DrenchAnnette and Lionel GoldmanTillie Mazor Foundation/Judith LiebermanJudith and Mark Litt

Estate of Mary LittChildren and Grandchildren of Jerome

B. Makowsky, 1998-2002 Chair, JCC Association, in his honor

Lynn and Gerald OstrowPatricia and Stephen R. ReinerShirley and Allan SolomonAndrea and Alan P. SolowEstate of Henrietta Weil

Friends Wendy and Warren BlumenthalEleanor and Edward EpsteinLaura Rubin and Leonard Rubin k”z

Charlene and Jack G. ShafferRandi and Ian ShermanPeggy and Philip Wasserstrom

Visionary: $1,500,000Founders: $250,000 and aboveBenefactors: $100,000 and aboveBuilders: $50,000 and abovePatrons: $25,000 and aboveSponsors: $10,000 and aboveFriends: $5,000 and above

endowment funds: endowing today for tomorrowThe following individuals made a leadership commitment to JCC Association’s Endowment Fund to assure that the work of the JCC Movement continues in perpetuity. We give them our special thanks. These gifts were received prior to the inception of the Beyond 2000 Endowment Campaign.

FoundersJoan and Jesse Feldman k”z

Florence G. Heller Memorial FundFlorence G. Heller TrustMary and Solomon Litt k”z

Barbara and Morton L. MandelSamuel MorganrothGeri and Lester PollackEsther Leah Ritz k”z

GuardiansLili and Max M. HahnSyde HurdusSam SulstenLee and John M. Wolf, Sr.

BenefactorsBeatrice and Irving EdisonHenry Kaufmann FoundationEvelyn Goodstein and Jacob Goodstein k”z

Irene and Edward H. KaplanFrances and Joseph Kruger k”z

Judith and Lester LiebermanMinnie Nathanson k”z

Janet Robinson k”z and Irwin Jay RobinsonArlene and Leonard Rochwarger k”z

Joanna and Daniel RoseCharlene and Jack G. ShafferJudith Shiekman k”z and Philip

M. ShiekmanJeanne and Milton Zorensky

BuildersJean Adler and Robert L. Adler k”z

Hyman J. CohenBonnie and Allan FinkelsteinLeo and George P. FrenkelYetra Goldberg and

Israel Goldberg k”z

Ann P. and Stephen M. KaufmanJudith and Mark D. LittEvelyn and Jerome B. MakowskyJoan and Martin E. MessingerAnne S. Reich & Henry and Anne Reich Family

Foundation, Inc.Syril Rubin and Leonard Rubin k”z

Muriel RussellHelen Zimman and Harold O. Zimman k”z

patronsElla and Gerrard Berman k”z

Elayne and Julian BernatShirley and Roy DurstEdwin A. Hochstadter Bea D. Katcher k”z

Charles R. KatzLynne and Charles KlatskinArthur KokotJacqueline Blatt and Ronald

L. LeibowNorma and Alfred W. LevyBetty S. Melaver and Norton Melaver k”z

Susan Mintz and Donald R. Mintz k”z

Merle and L. Michael OrlovePesses-Sachs FamilyEvelyn S. and Shaol L. PozezAnne S. Reich and Henry S. Reich k”z

Barbara and Norman SeidenGeraldyn and Henry SicularRoseann and Alan SimberloffLinda and Jerome Spitzer

SponsorsGerry and Charles Aaron k”z

Dinerman FamilyBarbara and Daniel DrenchAndrew L. EisenbergLinda Fischer k”z and Robert FischerAnnette and Lionel GoldmanAlvin GrayDolores and Solomon GreenfieldAnise and David A. Kaplan


endowment-funded program supportMerrin Center for teen ServicesJCC Association is grateful to Anne Heyman and Seth Merrin whose generosity established the Merrin Center for Teen Services, which is dedicated to enhancing the work of teen professionals and providing programming for the youth they serve.

Support of JCC association Israel officeJudith and Mark D. Litt

Jewish education programmingGeri and Lester Pollack

JCC association Scholars FundSyril Rubin and Leonard Rubin k”z

lenny rubin Israel education Fund This fund, named in honor of Lenny Rubin k”z upon his retirement, supports the continuation of Israel education for JCC Association staff. We thank the generous donors who contributed to this fund in 2010:

Harry KosanskyKate Obstgarten Private Foundation Laura Rubin

In addition, we thank the many people of the JCC Movement—lay and professional—who contributed to the fund to honor Lenny Rubin’s memory.

lorraine Fay linder Senior Citizens FundLorraine Fay Linder k”z

esther leah ritz next Generation Memorial Fund To honor the memory of Esther Leah Ritz k”z, former continental chair and founder of the JCC Association Endowment Fund, we established the Esther Leah Ritz Next Generation Memorial Fund. Proceeds of this endowment underwrite the cost of the Next Generation program, which supports the development of lay leadership for Jewish Community Centers.

We are grateful to the donors to this endowment fund:

Judith and Joseph D. HurwitzIrene and Edward H. KaplanAnn P. and Stephen M. KaufmanCarol and Leonard Lewensohn

Philanthropic FundBarbara and Morton L. MandelEvelyn and Jerome B. MakowskyMelanie Katzman and Russell MakowskyGeri and Lester PollackLaura Rubin and Leonard Rubin k”z

endowed ScholarshipsJCC Association scholarships enable students who plan to make careers in the JCC Movement to pursue their education at the master’s level. We are grateful to the donors of these scholarship funds:

Robert L. Adler Memorial Scholarship FundAlumni Scholarship FundElla and Gerrard Berman Scholarship FundElayne and Julian Bernat Scholarship FundHarold Dinerman Memorial Scholarship FundShirley and Royal H. Durst Scholarship FundJoan and Jesse Feldman Scholarship FundFrances and Samuel Finkelstein Memorial

Scholarship FundFrenkel Memorial Scholarship FundIsrael Goldberg Memorial Scholarship FundGoodstein-Kleitman Memorial Scholarship FundEdwin Hochstader Scholarship FundIrene and Edward H. Kaplan Scholarship FundPhilip R. Kaplan Memorial Scholarship FundBea D. Katcher Scholarship FundCharles R. Katz Memorial Scholarship FundMary and Solomon Litt Scholarship FundMinnie and Louis Nathanson Memorial

Scholarship FundPesses-Sachs Scholarship FundEvelyn S. and Shaol L. Pozez Scholarship FundHenry S. and Anne S. Reich Scholarship FundJoanna S. and Daniel Rose Scholarship FundSyril and Leonard Rubin Scholarship FundMichael-Ann Russell Memorial Scholarship FundFedgie and Hy Schultz Memorial Scholarship FundGeraldyn and Henry Sicular Scholarship FundDiana S. Simberloff Memorial Scholarship FundAvraham Soltes Memorial Scholarship FundSam Sulstan Memorial Scholarship FundOlga F. and Oliver B. Winkler Scholarship FundHelen and Harold O. Zimman Scholarship Fund

The National Federation/Agency Alliance is a partnership that provides a significant amount of funding to nine national agencies including $1,226,500 to JCC Association of North America in FY 2010/2011. The national agencies that make up the Alliance engage in critical work to build

capacity and support the work of the federations and their local affiliates. They also help advance the federation system’s goals on a national and international stage. While mindful of its role in evaluating and monitoring the national agencies, the Alliance works to promote deeper relationships and create synergy between the national agencies and the federations.

Janet Kaplan and Leonard Kaplan k”z

Clara Larner and Martin L. Larner k”z

Lynn and Gerald OstrowMarvin J. PertzikHarriet L. and William RosenthalAnita Rotman and Arthur Rotman k”z

Eugenia and Irving RudermanMilton A. ShorrDavid SterlingMuriel and Myron StroberSharon and Edwin ToporekPeggy and Philip WasserstromH. S. Weil EstateLinda Cornell Weinstein and

Sherwin WeinsteinRoberta and Allan Weissglass

Founders: $250,000 and aboveGuardians: $150,000 and aboveBenefactors: $100,000 and aboveBuilders: $50,000 and abovePatrons: $25,000 and aboveSponsors: $10,000 and above

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JCC association 2010 annual fundsMandel Center for excellence in leadership and ManagementJCC Association is grateful to the Mandel Foundation for its annual renewable grant, which created and sustains the Mandel Center for Excellence in Leadership and Management.

JCC Association thanks Irene and edward H. Kaplan for their support that established a program within the Mandel Center for Excellence in Leadership and Management dedicated to helping new and emerging Jewish communities to create Jewish Community Centers.

Mandel Center for Jewish educationJCC Association is grateful to the Mandel Foundation for its annual renewable grant, which created and sustains the Mandel Center for Jewish Education.

JCC Association also thanks the following for their support of programs within the Mandel Center for Jewish Education:

David C. Ackerman:TAG Sportsmanship Unit in memory of Marvin A. Myers

The AVI CHAI Foundation:Netivim: a continued support program for Lekhu Lakhem alumni

Chizuk: Jewish programming directors strengthening Lekhu Lakhem—JCC Camps

Goodman Family Foundation: The Goodman Family Institute: Yisrael Sheli (My Israel)

annual Fund 2010JCC Association gratefully acknowledges the following donors who have made generous contributions to the 2010 annual support program:

leadership CircleJeffrey and Paula GuralJerri-Ann and Gary JacobsStephen Muss

platinum CircleJoan and Martin E. MessingerGeri and Lester PollackBarbara and J. Victor Samuels

Gold CircleEverett Foundation Inc.Irene and Edward H. KaplanJeannie and Brian KriftcherSharon and Stephen SeidenPaula L. SidmanShirley and Allan SolomonAndrea and Alan P. SolowSharon and David Wax

Silver CircleLisa F. and Ron BrillJoanne F. and Donald W. BrodskyMarcella E. and Neil CohenBonnie and Allan FinkelsteinCheryl Fishbein and Philip SchattenRuth and Michael FletcherNoreen Gordon SablotskyRoslyn F. and Ricky HaikinRosalyn and Howard T. JacobsonAnn P. and Stephen M. KaufmanJacqueline Blatt and Ronald L. LeibowLaurie F. and Paul LiebermanJudith and Mark D. LittVirginia A. and Francis MaasMillie and Lawrence MagidEvelyn and Jerome B. MakowskyLisa and Thomas MandelBetty S. MelaverAmy and Alan MeltzerLinda and Jerome SpitzerSherry and Doron StegerThe Irma T. Hirschl TrustRoberta and Allan Weissglass

Bronze CircleMeryl K. and David AinsmanElizabeth A. Schiro and Stephen L. BayerHarriet and George BlankWendy and Warren S. BlumenthalTanya and Stephen A. BodzinEdie and Joel BrodskyNancy I. Brown and Peter BrownMargey and Gary ChesesSusan R. Diamond and Martin SchenkerDana EgertAndrew L. EisenbergArlene FicklerDale T. and Edward FilhaberCarol and Howard F. FineRobin Frederick and Michael GoldMaxine and Jay FreilichFreddi and Marvin GelfandJane GellmanBarbara and Edwin GoldbergJoyce and Neil B. GoldsteinRita and Lawrence GotfriedAllison and Kenneth B. JacobsCarole and Morton H. Katz

Esther and Jack B. LevyJudith and Lester Lieberman

Fani Magnus Monson and Michael A. Monson

Janet and Alan MannSharon R. and Marc B. MerklinBarbara and Sidney F. MillerStephanie and Eric NislowMarvin J. PertzikConnie and Alvin M. PesachowitzJoan Karlin and Paul ResnickDoris and Rammy RochmanNancy and Lawrence I. RosenbergLaura RubinWendy and Steven RubinToby and Robert RubinLinda and Barry RussinLori Barnet and Jeffrey K. SavitDebra and Gerald K. SchwartzRonna and Michael SegalRandi and Ian ShermanIrene and Philip M. ShiekmanLinda S. and Kenneth SimonSusan StearnsMuriel and Myron StroberFrancine Zorn Trachtenberg and Stephen

TrachtenbergMary Rita and Norman WeissmanCarol and Robert WertheimerEileen and Steven WishniaJessica and Eric M. Zachs

Super VIp associate David C. AckermanRuth BrodskySandra and Arnold P. GoldMark S. HorowitzJane Tzinberg Rubin and

Kenneth RubinBarbara and Norman SeidenJohanna and Arnie SohinkiDavid SterlingEnid and Barrie M. WeiserLee and John M. Wolf, Sr.

VIp associateJulian BernatBarbara and Douglas BloomJane and John C. ColmanBarbara and Daniel DrenchAnn F. and Robert EisenJanet S. and Doron ElamJeanne and Donald EpsteinArlene and Henry C. FriedmanAlan GoldbergBabe GrollmanLawrence A. KadesLaurie and Robert D. KimsalJeanmarie and Gary S. LipmanScott A. MenakerJoann and Herbert Nevyas


program and project supportJCC Association gratefully acknowledges the following individuals and foundations that have made generous contributions in 2010, making these programs and projects possible:

Grants for Special projectsJerri-Ann and Gary JacobsMandel Supporting FoundationsPaula L. Sidman

Camping/Day Camp StudyHarold Grinspoon Foundation

early Childhood Initiative/an ethical Start®The Lisa and Ron Brill Charitable Trust

JCC MaCCaBI experIenCe

JCC Maccabi artsFest JCC Association thanks the following donors for their generous support: Feldman Family Supporting Foundation, Inc.The Redwoods Group Foundation, Inc.The Soref-Breslauer Texas FoundationRonna and Michael Segal

JCC Maccabi GamesJCC Association thanks its collaborative partners in presenting the JCC Maccabi Games:Maccabi USA/Sports for IsraelMaccabi World Union

Support oF ContInental YoutH SportS proGraMS In JCCS

Jr. nBa/Jr. WnBa program InitiativeNational Basketball Association

nHl Street Hockey National Hockey League

Scholarship programsWe gratefully acknowledge the generous supporters of the JCC Association Scholarship Program, which enables students who plan to make careers in the JCC Movement to pursue their education on the master’s degree level.

Elizabeth Schiro and Stephen L. BayerEd Lee and Jean Campe FoundationShirley and William L. Grossman Scholarship

FundLouis and Anita Perlman Family Foundation Barbara and J. Victor Samuels

JWB Jewish Chaplains Council JCC Association gratefully acknowledges the Crown Family Philanthropies for its operating grant, which helps sustain the work of JWB Jewish Chaplains Council. We also thank the more than 1,000 individual donors whose generosity makes JWB’s vital work possible and recognize those individuals and organizations that made gifts in 2010 of $500 or more:

Dr. and Mrs. Ari BerensonKenneth J. BloomB’nai Israel Congregation, Rockville, MDJeffrey BravermanBuffalo Grove, IL, Auxillary No. 89Congregation Beth David, San Luis Obispo, CACongregation Or Zarua, New York, NYCovenant B’nai B’rith Unit 2215Federation of Jewish Women’s Orgs. of MarylandGavlin Family FoundationJewish Federated Charities of the ShoalsJennifer TurnerKirschenbaum Silver Post 282Manette and Louis M. MaybergDebra and William MendelsohnThe Metropolitan New York District of the United

Synagogue of Conservative JudaismDebra Newman KaminPittsburgh Conference Jewish Women’s

OrganizationsRabbi Harold M. SchulweisTemple EmanuelTemple Israel of the City of New YorkThe New Kalman Sunshine FundHarriet and Nathan WasserstrumSally G. and Robert E. WatersRandi and Barry WeissPreston M. WolineYoung Israel of North Beverly Hills

Gerald S. OstrowAmy and David E. PosnerIrwin Jay RobinsonCharlene and Jack G. ShafferCarol Brennglass Spinner and

Arthur C. SpinnerJeanne and Jordan TobinAnita and Earl Winestock

executive associateAnonymous Robin and Bob BallinLynn and Daniel BernsteinKara BiermanMarjorie and Morley BlanksteinRenee and Gary J. BomzerCheryl and Hal BordyNancy and Irving ChaseCMS Endowment FoundationMartin G. EnglisherCarol and Jeffrey FolkerthMarilyn and Sam FoxRichard J. FoxSue and Martin FoxJudith Corn and David FriedDonna GilbertJoAnn and Paul GillisDavid JacobsJerome A. Kaplan and Deena KaplanRonald M. KatzSherry KulmanSusan C. and Samuel A. LiebermanHoward L. LipschutzGarth PottsPatricia and Stephen R. ReinerSidney and Lois RobbinsLeonard M. RobinsonSusan and Alan SataloffSuzanne and Brian SchreiberTracey and Jordan ShenkerMarjorie and Mark SokollSusan and Richard StraitPaula A. TankerSharon and Edwin ToporekLinda Cornell Weinstein and Sherwin

B. Weinstein

We thank the myriad federal employees who supported JCC Association through contributions to the Combined Federal Campaign.

BequestsEstate of Eva Schoenberger k”z

Leadership Circle: $25,000 and abovePlatinum Circle: $18,000 - $24,999Gold Circle: $10,000 - $17,999Silver Circle: $5,000 - $9,999Bronze Circle: $2,500 - $4,999 Super VIP Associate: $1,800 - $2,499VIP Associate: $1,000 - $1,799Executive Associate: $500 - $999

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torahs for our troops JCC Association and JWB Jewish Chaplains Council thanks those visionary donors whose commitment to the religious and spiritual wellbeing of Jewish U.S. military personnel led to their making the naming gifts for the first four small, portable Torahs for use by Jewish military chaplains. Three have been completed, and a fourth has been begun.

The JWB Military Torah assigned to U.S. Air Force Central Command, Qatar:AnonymousThe Leonard R. Strelitz Memorial Torah assigned to the U.S.S. George H.W. Bush:The Leonard R. Strelitz Memorial

Talmud FundThe Memphis Jewish Community Torah assigned to the U.S. Army Central Command,

Afghanistan:The Jewish Community of Memphis, TNThe San Diego Military Services Torah:Jerri-Ann and Gary Jacobs

We also acknowledge and thank the more than 600 donors who have contributed to Torahs for Our Troops and recognize those individuals and organizations that made gifts in 2010 of $500 or more:

The JWB Military Torah assigned to U.S. Air Force Central Command, Qatar:Koby A. AbelsHarriet and George BlankLisa F. and Ron BrillJoanne and Donald W. BrodskyTanya and Stephen A. BodzinNancy I. and Peter BrownNancy and Irving ChaseJudy and Jason ChudnofskyCentral Nassau Committee JWBLori FrankDr. Sandra GoldJewish Federation of Greater Middlesex Co.Bryna Shuchat and Joshua H. LandesRichard F. MillerFani Magnus Monson and Michael MonsonKaren PackGeorge and Ellen RifkinVicki RoitmanNoreen Gordon Sablotsky Family FoundationPaula L. SidmanAndrea and Alan P. SolowMrs. Joyce H. StrelitzRonna and Michael SegalLori and Matthew SidmanDiana and Morton Tobin Anne B. TurskyArthur and Joan Weisberg Family

Foundation, Inc.

The Leonard R. Strelitz Memorial Torah assigned to the U.S. Army Central Command, Afghanistan:Leslie AinsmanDavid BrennerEllen and Daniel Dubin

Ruth and Michael FletcherLori FrankFort Belvoir Jewish CongregationDebra M. G. and Ronald S. HunterThe Jewish Federations of North AmericaJewish Federation of Greater Middlesex Co.Jewish War Veterans of USA Manny Pevan

Post 65Laurie and E. S. KatzBernice C. and Maxim I. KovelDale L. and R. H. LatiffJeffrey MarksPiassick Family FoundationRaleigh-Cary Jewish FederationDonald and Sylvia Robinson Family

FoundationSharon and Stephen SeidenCynthia D. and David S. ShapiraElizabeth and Bradley Winer

The San Diego Military Services Torah Congregation Beth Israel of San Diego:Claire and David EllmanLawrence Family JCC of San Diego CountyL. E. B. Enterprises, Inc.Susan ShmaloGloria and Rodney StoneTemple Emanu-ElJan TuttlemanSharon and David Wax

torah FundBrett C. Oxman

Florence G. Heller-JCC association research CenterWe thank the following donors whose generous contributions support the Florence G. Heller–JCC Association Research Center’s practice-oriented research for Jewish Community Centers and YM-YWHAs:

Sandra and Arnold P. GoldJudith and Lester LiebermanFrances and Bernard MarcusToby and Robert Rubin

Corporate Sponsors We thank and acknowledge loeb & loeb llC for providing pro bono legal services regarding intellectual property for JCC Association’s signature programs.

We gratefully acknowledge the following companies who provided support to JCC Association continental programs:

JCC Maccabi artsFest and JCC Maccabi Games

The Coca-Cola CompanyJust Born, Inc.

preferred VendorsThe following companies provide preferential continental account status or services to affiliated JCCs and/or financial support to JCC Association programs:

AbCoasterAccrisoft CorporationAdvecor, Inc.American Council on ExerciseAmerican Specialty Health Am-Finn Sauna & Steam Inc.Balance Body Inc.Bank of America Merchant ServicesBioAgeCarab Enterprises, Inc.Clubcom, Inc.Crown TrophyCybexEnerNoc Inc.Fabiano DesignsFreeMotion FitnessGOJO Industries, Inc.Landscape StructuresLes Mills West Coast, Inc.Leslie’s Poolmart, Inc.Matrix Fitness Systems Corp.Maytronics US, Inc.Mondo America, Inc.National Academy of Sports Medicine (NASM)Network Services CompanyOctane Fitness LLCPolar Electro Inc.Power Systems, Inc.PrecorRetention Management StaplesSterling & Sterling, Inc.Technogym ULSA Corp.The Redwoods Group, Inc.TMI Salt Pure Corp.

program partnersAmerican Council on ExerciseInternational Council on Active AgingLes Mills West Coast, Inc.

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JCC association officers and Board

2010-2012 JCC aSSoCIatIon oFFICerS

Chair: Paula L. Sidman

Vice-chairs:Lisa Brill, Atlanta, GAMarvin Gelfand, Los Angeles, CAGary Jacobs, San Diego, CAVirginia A. Maas, Los Angeles, CANoreen Gordon Sablotsky, Miami, FLPhilip Schatten, New York, NYAndrew Shaevel, Buffalo, NY

Secretary:David Wax, San Diego, CA

associate Secretaries:Dana Egert, Boca Raton, FLLinda Russin, New City, NY

president:Allan B. Finkelstein

Honorary Chairs:Edward H. Kaplan, Washington, DCAnn P. Kaufman, Houston, TXJerome B. Makowsky, Memphis, TNMorton L. Mandel, Cleveland, OHLester Pollack, New York, NYDaniel Rose, New York, NYAlan P. Solow, Chicago, IL

2010-2012 BoarD oF DIreCtorS

Meryl K. Ainsman, Pittsburgh, PAStephen L. Bayer, W. Hartford, CTAlvin K. Berkun, Pittsburgh, PADaniel M. Bernstein, Irvine, CAHarriet Blank, New Hope, PAGary J. Bomzer, N. Miami Beach, FLLisa F. Brill, Atlanta, GADonald W. Brodsky, Houston, TXEdie Brodsky, Long Beach, CANancy I. Brown, Palm Beach, FLGary Cheses, Columbus, OHEdward B. Cohen, Boca Raton, FLMarcella E. Cohen, Potomac, MDSusan R. Diamond, San Francisco, CAStephen Dorsky, Birmingham, ALDana Egert, Boca Raton, FLAndrew L. Eisenberg, Boston, MAMartin G. Englisher, New York, NYArlene Fickler, Philadelphia, PADale T. Filhaber, Boca Raton, FLHoward F. Fine, San Francisco, CACheryl Fishbein, New York, NYRuth Fletcher, Los Gatos, CACarol Folkerth, Columbus, OHRobin Frederick, Stamford, CTSusan Fox, Brooklyn, NYMaxine Freilich, Stamford, CTMarvin Gelfand, Los Angeles, CAJane Gellman, Milwaukee, WISandra Gold, Englewood, NJEdwin Goldberg, Louisville, KYJoyce Goldstein, Essex Fells, NJRoslyn Haikin, Houston, TXDavid Jacobs, W. Hartford, CTGary Jacobs, Del Mar, CAKenneth Jacobs, Jacksonville, FLHoward T. Jacobson, Prairie Village, KSEdward H. Kaplan, Washington, DCAnn P. Kaufman, Houston, TXStephen M. Kaufman, Houston, TXBrian Kriftcher, Stamford, CT

Ira I. Kronenberg, Passaic, NJSherry Kulman, Toronto, ONRonald L. Leibow, Los Angeles, CAJack Levy, Birmingham, ALJudith Lieberman, Morristown, NJVirginia A. Maas, Los Angeles, CALawrence Magid, Searingtown, NYJerome B. Makowsky, Memphis, TNMorton L. Mandel, Cleveland, OHThomas Mandel. Akron, OHJoyce D. Mandell, West Hartford, CTMarc B. Merklin, Akron, OHSidney F. Miller, Columbus, OHEric Nislow, Owings Mills, MDMarvin J. Pertzik, St. Paul, MNAlvin M. Pesachowitz, Falls Church, VAGeri Pollack, New York, NYLester Pollack, New York, NY Stephen R. Reiner, New York, NYPaul Resnick, Palo Alto, CALeonard M. Robinson, Fairfield, NJRammy Rochman, Richmond Hill, ONDaniel Rose, New York, NYLawrence I. Rosenberg, Owing Mills, MDJane Tzinberg Rubin, St. Louis, MOSteven Rubin, St. Paul, MNToby Rubin, San Francisco, CALinda Russin, New City, NYNoreen Gordon Sablotsky, Miami, FLJ. Victor Samuels, Houston, TXAlan Sataloff, Palo Alto, CAMartin J. Satinsky, Nashville, TNJeffrey Savit, Boston, MAPhilip Schatten, New York, NYBrian Schreiber, Pittsburgh, PAGerald K. Schwartz, Miami Beach, FLMichael Segal, Miami, FLStephen Seiden, Livingston, NJAndrew J. Shaevel, Buffalo, NYJack G. Shaffer, Denver, COJordan Shenker, Richmond, VA

Ian Sherman, Ottawa, ONPhilip M. Shiekman, Philadelphia, PAPaula L. Sidman, Boston, MALinda S. Simon, Presto, PAMark Sokoll, Boston, MAShirley Solomon, Boca Raton, FLAlan P. Solow, Chicago, ILCarol Brennglass Spinner, New York, NYJerome Spitzer, New York, NY Doron Steger, Martinsville, NJJeanne Tobin, Beachwood, OHFrancine Zorn Trachenberg, Washington, DCDavid Wax, Rancho Santa Fe, CAAllan Weissglass, Staten Island, NYMary Rita Weissman, Dayton, OHRobert Wertheimer, Baltimore, MDAnita Winestock, Vancouver, BCSteve Wishnia, Memphis, TNEric M. Zachs, Hartford, CT

HonorarY BoarD MeMBerS

Meyer L. Balsar, Houston, TXJulian Bernat, El Paso, TXDaniel Drench, Verona, NJIrwin L. Elson, Detroit, MIGilbert S. Fox, Nashville, TNMarilyn Fox, St. Louis, MOHugh W. Greenberg, Detroit, MIGordon R. Gross, Buffalo, NYMark D. Litt, Larchmont, NYGerald S. Ostrow, Pittsburgh, PAIrwin Jay Robinson, New York, NYHarriet L. Rosenthal, West Orange, NJIrving Ruderman, Rochester, NYNorman Seiden, Tenafly, NJMyron Strober, Palm Beach, FLHenry Taub, Tenafly, NJJohn M. Wolf, Sr., Palm Beach, FL


JCC association staff and servicesPlease note that if you are in our telephone system through the main switchboard (212) 532-4958, you can contact additional staff members via their extensions (Last four digits of their number below). Staff members can also be reached directly at their telephone numbers listed below.

administrationAllan Finkelstein President and Chief Executive Officer(212) 786-5082 [email protected]

Yael LubofskyCoordinator of Board Relations (212) [email protected]

Rabbi Alvin MarsSenior Consultant to the President on Educational Development(603) [email protected]

Community Services consults with all communities to enhance the functioning of JCC boards, executives, and staff. Provides JCCs with ongoing training in areas such as lay leadership development, staff development, programming, finances, etc. Helps JCCs improve their services by conducting research, gathering statistical data, and strategic planning studies, developing annual work plans, and providing seminars for management and lay leaders.

Mandel Center for excellence in Leadership and Management in Jewish Community Centers is transforming the field by allowing JCCs to assess their management effectiveness and leadership needs, to be more responsive to difficulties as they arise, and develop a practical approach towards continuous self-improvement over time. MCELM is helping JCCs meet the challenges of the future with confidence and proficiency.

Gary S. LipmanExecutive Vice-President and Chief Operating OfficerDirector, Mandel Center for Excellence in Leadership and Management(212) [email protected]

Gladys GoldmanExecutive Assistant (212) [email protected]

COMMUNITY CONSULTANTSDori Denelle1

Vice-President| CommunityConsultation(651) [email protected]

Ann F. Eisen2

Vice-President | Governance(504) [email protected]

Janet S. Elam3

Vice-President | Emerging Leadership(512) 241-1118 [email protected]

Brandi JohnsonAdministrative Assistant, Southeastern Office (504) [email protected]

PROFESSIONAL LEADERSHIPAlan GoldbergVice President | Professional Leadership(212) 786-5122 [email protected]

JoyAnn BrandAssociate Vice-President/Director of Training | Professional Leadership(212) [email protected]

Lonny FriedmanCamp Consultant and Operations Director, Merrin Center for Teen Services(212) 786-5111 [email protected]

Tory HollandProgram Associate/Registrar | Professional Leadership(212) [email protected]

STRATEGIC PERFORMANCEDavid E. PosnerVice-President | Strategic PerformanceTel: 212.786.5124 [email protected]

Deann Forman Director of Benchmarking | Strategic Performance(212) 710-6432 [email protected]

Jordan ZarinManager of Information Resources | Strategic Performance(212) 786-5145 [email protected]

Michael RowlandContract Consultant, Marketing | Strategic Performance(212) 786-5153 [email protected]

Odelia Sussman Program Associate, Mandel Center for Excellence in Leadership and Management and Community Services(212) 786-5109 [email protected]

FLORENCE G. HELLER-JCC ASSOCIATION RESEARCH CENTERProf. Steven M. CohenDirector, Florence G. Heller-JCC Association Research Center [email protected]

Finance and administration Services oversees management of financial and human resources record keeping, financial reports, and information technology. Assists JCCs in developing data-processing plans and in conducting financial reviews.

Bob Kimsal Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer(212) [email protected]

ACCOUNTINGPearl MagenceController(212) [email protected]

Irina AbramovAccounting Assistant(212) [email protected]

HUMAN RESOURCESIrina Khomina Human Resources Manager,(212) [email protected]

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGYAndy ZhangManager, Information Technology(212) [email protected]

Paul NiedbalaAssociate, Information Technology/System Administrator(212) [email protected]

PRODUCTIONFranklin JamesProduction Supervisor(212) [email protected]

Donald Credle Production Assistant(212) [email protected]

D’wayne Haywood Shipping and Receiving(212) 786-5107 [email protected]

RECEPTIONJanine Acevedo / Donald Credle Receptionist(212) 532-4949

Financial resource Development is responsible for JCC Association’s fundraising efforts, including annual support and designated giving, JCC Associates, grant-seeking, corporate sponsorship and preferred vendor programs, special events and the MEETING THE CHALLENGE: Securing Jewish Futures capital and endowment campaign.

Fani Magnus Monson Vice-President and Chief Development Officer (212) 786-5135 [email protected]

Ziva DavidovichDirector of Annual Funds(212) [email protected]

David SobelDirector of Corporate Partnerships(212) [email protected]

Elaine Vasquez Financial Resource Development Administrator(212) [email protected]

JCC Association’s Israel office represents the interests of North American JCCs and provides services for them in Israel. It also implements Israel-based Jewish educational programs including training seminars for JCC professional staff and lay leaders, JCC Maccabi Israel® experience programs for teens, Taglit-Birthright Israel for young adults, partnership initiatives between JCCs and community centers in Israel, and creates specialized Israel trips for JCC members.

Leah Garber4

Director, Israel Office011-972-2-625-1265 [email protected]

Sara SlessProgram Director, Israel Office [email protected]

Yaron Lipschitz JCC Maccabi Israel Operations Director011-972-2-625-1265 [email protected]


Avigail Barkai Office Administrator, Israel Office011-972-2-625-1265 [email protected]

Lilach Shalom Accountant, Israel Office011-972-2-625-1265 [email protected]

JWB Jewish Chaplains Council is a US Government-accredited agency to serve the religious, educational, and morale needs of Jewish personnel in the armed forces, their families, and patients in VA hospitals. Its Council Advisory Group consists of Conservative, Orthodox, and Reform rabbis and active-duty Jewish chaplains, a cooperative and successful venture in Jewish pluralism.

Rabbi Harold RobinsonDirector, JWB Jewish Chaplains Council; Director, Armed Forces and Veterans Services(212) [email protected]

Rabbi Barry Baron Deputy Director, JWB Jewish Chaplains Council (212) [email protected]

Janine Acevedo Program Associate, JWB Jewish Chaplains Council(212) [email protected] Mandel Center for Jewish education has as its mission to infuse the people, experiences and programs of the JCCs of North America with Jewish content, learning, and values, and thereby to enhance and elevate every Jewish person who is part of a JCC community.

Dr. David Ackerman Director, Mandel Center for Jewish Education(212) [email protected]

Patricia Cipora HarteVice-President, Mandel Center for Jewish Education(212) [email protected]

Matthew Abrams GerberSenior Program Director, Mandel Center(212) [email protected]

Odelia Sussman Program Associate, Mandel Center for Jewish Education(212) [email protected]

Marketing and Communications maintains consistent brand image for the JCC Movement and provides strategic marketing training to JCCs to increase their effectiveness in image building, advertising, communications , public relations, digital and interactive marketing and branding, as well as accommodating the in-house needs of JCC Association.

Robin BallinSr. Vice-President and Chief Marketing Officer(212) [email protected]

Peter ShevenellCreative Director (212) [email protected]

Miriam RinnCommunications Manager, JCC Circle Editor (212) [email protected]

Jeremy KortesSr. Graphic Designer (212) [email protected]

Dan HertzbergGraphic Designer(212) [email protected] Chris StromInteractive Marketing Specialist(212) [email protected] Kelly RaineyMarketing [email protected]

program Services provides JCCs and camps with program assessment and resources to help them maintain creative, innovative programming in arts and culture, early childhood education, adults, teens, individuals with special needs, fitness, recreation, and camping. It also coordinates GesherCity, an initiative for young adults and the JCC Maccabi Experience, which includes JCC Maccabi Games®, JCC Maccabi Israel®, and JCC Maccabi ArtsFest®. Merrin Center for Teen Services creates programs and resources for teens and the professionals working with them to help JCCs inspire the next generation to embark on its Jewish journey.

Arnie SohinkiSr. Vice-President, Program Services (212) [email protected]

ADULTSPatricia Cipora HarteVice-President, Program Services(212) [email protected]

Barbara Lerman-Golomb Consultant on Social Responsibility, Greening and Environment(212) [email protected]

Randy Ellen Lutterman Consultant on Arts, Culture and Ideas (212) [email protected]

EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATIONMark HorowitzDirector, Early Childhood Services(212) [email protected]

Lisa LitmanDirector, An Ethical Start(610) [email protected]

HEALTH AND WELLNESSSteve BeckerDirector, Health and Wellness Services(212) [email protected]

Anthony SlayenContinental Fitness, Wellness and Membership ConsultantMembership Consultant(212) [email protected]

MERRIN CENTER FOR TEEN SERVICES Lonny FriedmanOperations Director, Merrin Center for Teen Services (212) [email protected]

Alec RiegerDirector of Camping Services & Initiatives(212) [email protected]

JCC MACCABI GAMES & JCC MACCABI ARTSFESTDan DeutschDirector, JCC Maccabi Experience(212) [email protected]

Michele Korntreger Program Director, JCC Maccabi Games (212) [email protected]

Jason Silberfein Operations & Athletics Director, JCC Maccabi Games212.786.5081 [email protected]

SHALIACHAssaf GorenShaliach, JCC Association(212) [email protected]

PROGRAM ASSOCIATESNicole BernardProgram Associate for Program Services, Adults, Sports and Wellness (212) [email protected]

Janet Sylvan Program Associate for Early Childhood Services and Merrin Center for Teen Services(212) [email protected]

1 JCC Association Midwestern Services Office

2478 Pond Circle West St. Paul MN 55120 (651) 452-2219 [email protected]

2 JCC Association Southeastern Services Office

8200 Hampson Street, Suite 200 New Orleans, LA 70118 (504) 866-5090 fax (504) 866-8164 [email protected]

3 JCC Association Southwestern Services Office

P.O. Box 30372 Austin, Texas 78755 (512) 241-1118 [email protected]

4 JCC Association Israel Office Solomon and Mary Litt Building 12 Hess Street Jerusalem, 94185, Israel 011.972.2.625.1265 fax 011.972.2.624.7767 [email protected]

a special thank You and good luck to Steven J. Rod and Alan Mann, who retired from JCC association in 2010 after 40+ years each in the JCC Movement. Kol hakavod - we miss you!

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Calgary Jewish Community Centre, Calgary, ABJCC of Edmonton, ABJCC of Greater Vancouver, BC Rose & Max Rady JCC, Winnipeg MBJCC of Hamilton & Area, ONJCC of London, ON Soloway JCC, Ottawa, ONMiles Nadal JCC, Toronto, ON Prosserman JCC, Toronto, ON Schwartz/Reisman Centre, Toronto, ON JCC of Windsor, ON

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Levite JCC, Birmingham, ALValley of the Sun JCC, Scottsdale, AZEast Valley JCC, Chandler, AZ Tucson JCC, AZ Barbara & Ray Alpert JCC Long Beach, CAJCC Development Corporation, Beverly Hills, CASilverlake Independent JCC, Los Angeles, CAThe Shalom Institute, Malibu, CAJCC at Milken, West Hills, CAWestside JCC, Los Angeles, CAMerage JCC of Orange County, Irvine, CA Oshman Family JCC, Palo Alto, CALawrence Family JCC of San Diego County,

La Jolla, CA Camp Mountain Chai, San Diego, CAJewish Community Center of the East Bay,

Berkeley, CA Contra Costa JCC, Walnut Creek, CAJCC of San Francisco, CA Camp Tawonga, San Francisco, CA Osher Marin JCC, San Rafael, CA Peninsula JCC, Foster City, CA Addison-Penzak JCC of Silicon Valley,

Los Gatos, CABronfman Family JCC, Santa Barbara, CA Boulder JCC, CARobert E. Loup Jewish Community Center,

Denver, CO Greenwich JCC, CT Mandell Jewish Community Center, West

Hartford, CT JCC of Western Connecticut, Southbury, CTJCC of Stamford, CT Siegel JCC, Wilmington, DE Washington District of Columbia Jewish

Community Center Adolph & Rose Levis JCC, Boca Raton, FL Jewish Federation of Lee & Charlotte Counties,

Fort Myers, FL David Posnack JCC, Davie, FL Jewish Community Alliance, Jacksonville, FLMichael-Ann Russell JCC, North Miami Beach, FL Dave & Mary Alper JCC, Miami, FL Miami Beach JCC, Miami Beach, FL Roth Jewish Community Center of Greater

Orlando, Maitland, FL

JCC at Jack & Lee Rosen Southwest Orlando Campus, O rlando, FL

JCC Suncoast, St. Petersburg, FL JCC of the Greater Palm Beaches, Palm Beach

Gardens, FL The Lore & Eric F. Ross JCC, Boynton Beach, FL JCC North, Palm Beach Gardens, FL Marcus JCC of Atlanta, Dunwoody, GAZaban/Blank Branch, Dunwoody, GA Shirley Blumenthal Park Branch, Marietta, GA Augusta Jewish Community Center, GA Jewish Educational Alliance, Savannah, GA JCC Chicago, IL Anita M. Stone JCC, Flossmoor, IL Bernard Horwich JCC, Chicago, IL Bernard Weinger JCC, Northbrook, IL Florence G. Heller JCC, Chicago, IL Hyde Park JCC, Chicago, IL Mayer Kaplan JCC, Skokie, IL Ezra Multi-Service Center, Chicago, IL Resident Camping Services - Camp Chi,

Lake Delton, WI Z Frank Apachi Day Camp, Northbrook, IL Florence Weiss Perlstein Vacation Center,

Lake Delton, WI Pritzker Center for Jewish Education, Skokie, IL JCC at Woodland Commons, Buffalo Grove, IL JCC of Indianapolis, IN JCC of Greater Kansas City, KSJCC of Louisville, KY New Orleans JCC, LA Goldring-Woldenberg JCC – Metairie, LAJewish Community Alliance, Portland, ME JCC of Greater Baltimore, Owings Mills, MD JCC of Greater Baltimore - Park Heights Branch,

Baltimore, MD Katie & Irwin Kahn Jewish Community Center,

Columbia, MDJewish Federation of Howard County,

Columbia, MD JCC of Greater Washington, Rockville, MD Capital Camp & Retreat Center, Rockville, MDJCCs of Greater Boston, Newton, MA Leventhal-Sidman JCC, Newton, MA JCC Brookline, Brighton, MA Metrowest JCC, Framingham, MA JCC of the North Shore, Marblehead, MA Springfield JCC, MA Boroughs JCC, Westborough, MA Worcester JCC, MAJCC of Greater Ann Arbor, MI JCC of Metropolitan Detroit, West Bloomfield, MI Jimmy Prentis Morris Branch, Oak Park, MI Fresh Air Society / Tamarack Camps,

Bloomfield Hills, MI Sabes JCC, St Louis Park, MN JCC of the Greater St. Paul Area, St Paul, MN Jewish Community Center, St Louis, MOThe Staenberg Family Complex, St Louis, MO Marilyn Fox Building, Chesterfield, MO Omaha JCC, NE

JCC of Southern Nevada, Las Vegas, NV Shimon & Sara Birnbaum JCC, Bridgewater, NJ Betty & Milton Katz JCC, Cherry Hill, NJ NJ Y Camps, Fairfield, NJ NJY Camps - Nah-Jee-Wah, Cedar Lake, Teen &

Mountaintop, Milford, PA NJY Camps - Nesher, Round Lake & Kislak Adult

Camp, Lake Como, PAAssociated Camps Inc. - Block-Hexter Vacation

Center, Fairfield, NJ JCC of Ocean County, Lakewood, NJ JCC Princeton Mercer Bucks, Lawrenceville, NJ Milton & Betty Katz JCC, Margate City, NJJCC of Central NJ, Scotch Plains, NJ Kaplen JCC on the Palisades, Tenafly, NJ JCC MetroWest, West Orange, NJ Leon & Toby Cooperman JCC, West Orange, NJ Lautenberg Family JCC, Whippany, NJ JCC of Western Monmouth, Manalapan, NJ Ronald Gardenswartz JCC of Greater

Albuquerque, NM Sidney Albert Albany JCC, Albany, NY Barry & Florence Friedberg JCC, Oceanside, NY Barry & Florence Friedberg JCC: Long Beach

Division, Long Beach, NY JCC of the Greater Five Towns, Cedarhurst, NY Sid Jacobson JCC, East Hills, NY Mid-Island Y JCC, Plainview, NY Suffolk Y JCC, Commack, NY Suffolk Y JCC East, Port Jefferson Station, NY Riverdale YM-YWHA, Bronx, NYBoro Park YM-YWHA, Brooklyn, NY Shorefront YM-YWHA of Brighton Manhattan

Beach, Brooklyn, NY Edith & Carl Marks JCH of Bensonhurst,

Brooklyn, NY Sephardic Community Center, Brooklyn, NY Kingsbay YM-YWHA, Brooklyn, NYJCC in Manhattan, New York, NY YM & YWHA of Washington Heights & Inwood,

New York, NY The Educational Alliance, New York, NY 14th Street Y of The Educational Alliance,

New York, NY 92nd Street Y, New York, NY Surprise Lake Camp, New York, NY Samuel Field YM & YWHA, Little Neck, NY Central Queens YM-YWHA, Forest Hills, NY Samuel Field Y - Bay Terrace Site, Bayside, NY Newburgh JCC, NY Jewish Community Center of Rockland County,

West Nyack, NY Jewish Community Center of Schenectady,

Niskayuna, NY JCC of Staten Island, Staten Island, NY Avis/South Shore JCC, Staten Island, NY JCC on the Hudson, Tarrytown, NY Rosenthal JCC of Northern Westchester,

Pleasantville, NY JCC of Mid-Westchester, Scarsdale, NY Berkshire

Hills - Emanuel Camps, Ardsley, NY

Asheville JCC, NC Sandra & Leon Levine Jewish Community Center,

Charlotte, NC Charlotte & Dick Levin JCC, Durham, NC Raleigh-Cary JCC, Raleigh, NC Jerry Shaw Jewish Community Center of

Akron, OH Mayerson JCC, Cincinnati, OH Camp Livingston, Cincinnati, OH Mandel JCC of Cleveland, OH The Jewish Community Center of Greater

Columbus, OH Marjorie & Oscar Boonshoft - Center for Jewish

Culture & Education, Dayton, OH JCC of Toledo, OH Oklahoma City Jewish Federation,

Oklahoma City, OK Charles Schusterman JCC, Tulsa, OK B’nai B’rith Camp, Beaverton, OR Jewish Community Center of Allentown, PA Jewish Memorial Center, Altoona, PA Jewish Federation of Greater Harrisburg, PA Jewish Community Alliance of Lancaster, PA Pinemere Camp Association, Philadelphia, PA Charles & Elizabeth Gershman Y, Philadelphia, PA The Collaborative, Philadelphia, PA Kevy K. & Hortense M. Kaiserman JCC,

Wynnewood, PA Raymond & Miriam Klein JCC, Philadelphia, PAJacob & Esther Stiffel Senior Center,

Philadelphia, PAJCC of Greater Pittsburgh, PA JCC of Greater Pittsburgh/South Hills Branch, PA Scranton JCC, PA JCC of Wyoming Valley, Wilkes Barre, PA York JCC, PA JCC of Rhode Island Charleston JCC, SC Katie & Irwin Kahn Jewish Community Center,

Columbia, SC Memphis JCC, TN Gordon JCC, Nashville, TN Jewish Community Center of Austin, TX Aaron Family JCC of Dallas, TX JCC of Houston, TX JCC/West Houston, TX Barshop JCC of San Antonio, TX I.J. & Jeanne Wagner JCC, Salt Lake City, UT JCC of Northern Virginia, Fairfax, VAWeinstein JCC, Richmond, VAThe Marilyn & Marvin Simon JCC,

Virginia Beach, VAStroum Jewish Community Center,

Mercer Island, WA Stroum Jewish Community Center, Seattle, WAHarry & Rose Samson Family JCC,

Milwaukee, WI

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