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Every minute of every day, we’re doing a world of good.

24 hours a day, 365 days a year,Jewish Federation is hard at work.Caring for people in need, buildingcommunities, responding to emergencies and fostering Jewish life and learning — here at home, in Israel and around the globe. Through our extensive network of partners and agencies — and the generous support of donors like you — we’re doing a world of good.

For the world.For the community.

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Our PrOmIsE

Jewish Federation of San Diego County will respond to the growth and needs in our community and work closely with our donors and community partners to create a vibrant Jewish world that will serve generations to come.

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We have worked tirelessly to define what

Federation will mean in the years to come,

how it will be a relevant and effective

organization guided by a clear, easily

understood and widely accepted mission,

and how it will be built and managed to

fulfill that mission going forward.

This past year has been marked by

innovation and reinvigoration within the

Federation movement and here in our

own community. At home and across

North America, Federations are working

to respond to the needs of the Jewish

community with energy, creativity and

initiative that are aligned with Jewish

values. Just one year after launching our

new name and logo to strengthen our

identity with Federations across North

America, we continue to establish our-

selves as a strong, vital and effective force

in building our community for the future.

We are grateful to our board and staff

who have worked so hard to ensure our

success. The following accomplishments —

our top 10 of the year — can make us all

proud to be part of the Federation family.

1. Name Change

We successfully changed our name and

identity to align more closely with the

North America Federation system and

benefit from national exposure, visibility,

and recognition.

2. 75thAnniversary

In commemoration of this milestone, our

75th anniversary celebration on January

15 was a wonderful night in which we

recognized the leaders who have built

this great organization over the years and

whose efforts have enabled Federation to

do the work it does today.

3. Community Event: Celebrating Jewish Heroes

We hosted a free community event

featuring Natan Sharansky, a true Jewish

hero who traveled to San Diego to help

celebrate the 20th Anniversary of

Operation Exodus, a proud and momentous

time in our history. He shared his story of

heroism and freedom with our community.

Another highlight of the event was a

moving ceremony in support of “Torahs for

our Troops” that provides Torah scrolls for

use by military chaplains all over the world

that began the effort to fund the writing of

a San Diego Jewish community Torah for

use by Jewish military chaplains serving in

the field of battle.

4. Community Planning & Innovation Center

Federation is a catalyst for the develop-

ment of innovative programs and services

through our Community Planning &

Innovation Center. Our Community

Innovation Fund is an exciting, new,

and ambitious approach to funding

that focuses on our top five community

priorities. Twelve projects, including

Moishe House and One Happy Camper,

were initiated through this fund with

the goal of strengthening the San Diego

Jewish community.

Since opening last October, Moishe

House has already hosted more than 40

programs for hundreds of young adults.

And thanks to the One Happy Camper

program, 121 Jewish children from the area

are attending overnight camp for the first

time.

Dear Friends, In 2011, the Jewish Federation of San Diego County celebrated 75 years of service and honored

those whose selfless dedication, visionary leadership and unshakeable purpose brought us to this milestone. Together with our supporters, we have been instrumental in helping to establish San Diego as one of the leading Jewish communities in our country.


5. JCrC

One of our biggest accomplishments of

the past year was the introduction of the

new Jewish Community Relations Center

(JCRC), which will soon unveil a new

Jewish Community Relations Council with

representatives from partners across the

diverse spectrum of our community. The

new Center, established with the generous

support of the Leichtag and Viterbi Family

Foundations, is already serving as the

public affairs arm of Federation and the

Jewish community — as well as a place for

the community to come together in times

of crisis, celebration, and commemoration.

6. Jewish Educational services Council

We are very excited about the work

we are doing to ensure a bright future

for Jewish education. Together with

our community partners, the Lawrence

Family Jewish Community Center (JCC)

and its Center for Jewish Culture (CJC),

we are undertaking a new collaborative

framework for the advancement of

Jewish education in San Diego. In August

2011, the Agency for Jewish Education’s

programming, resources, and services were

integrated into the JCC and CJC program

offerings. Federation, in turn, established

the Jewish Educational Services Council

to engage Jewish community educational

stakeholders in a visionary planning and

advisory forum.

7. Young Adult Engagement

We have focused on several meaningful

initiatives to engage young Jewish adults

in the San Diego area and connect them to

our community.

This past year our Young Adult Division

hosted more than 360 events — an

event a day. Our diverse programming

included food drives, fundraising, Shabbat

Connections, business networking, happy

hours, softball and even Jewish speed

dating. In partnership with the Leichtag

Family Foundation, we also made a major

commitment to Birthright Israel. We

collected critical funds to help ensure that

any young Jewish adult in San Diego who

wanted to could participate in a Birthright

Israel trip and thereby strengthen their

personal Jewish identity.

Finally, The 2030 Project, also sponsored

by the Leichtag Family Foundation, is a

new planning initiative aimed at bringing

Jews in their 20s and 30s together to

envision and create a stronger San Diego

Jewish community. Federation offered

subsidies to attend Jewish conferences,

which have a direct correlation to young

adult engagement. As a direct result, 46

young San Diegans were sponsored to

attend TribeFest, JFNA’s innovative and

creative conference for young adults. We

look forward to sharing more about the

outcome of this initiative after a planning

summit of thought leaders convenes to

discuss the future of San Diego’s emerging

adult community.

10. Disaster relief

In this year marked by several major

natural disasters, the San Diego Jewish

Community continued its tradition of

support during times of crisis. Just as last

year when Federation provided critical

aid to those affected by catastrophic

earthquakes in Haiti and Chile, this year we

raised funds for the victims of a massive

earthquake and tsunami in Japan, the

disastrous forest fires in Northern Israel,

and the devastating tornadoes in the U.S.

As always, the Federation movement,

through our partners, responded instantly

to help those in need, and this ability is a

true strength of our Federation.

Looking Ahead

In the coming year, we will continue our

efforts to meet the needs of Jews around

the world and build our community for the

future. We are committed to do more and

look forward to working with each and every

one of you as we look toward celebrating

100 years of Federation in San Diego.

Thank you for all you do for the community.

Your support means so much, particularly

during these challenging times.

Jan Tuttleman Board Chair

Steve Morris President and CEO

8. senior services

As part of our renewed commitment

to ensure quality of life for seniors, we

expanded our support of On the Go. This

senior transportation system — developed

in a partnership of Jewish Family Service,

the Jewish Community Foundation, and

Federation with several other Jewish

organizations — provides a cost-effective

transportation option for seniors. It allows

them to maintain their independence,

manage their health and medical needs,

maintain social activities and stay connected

to Jewish religious and cultural life. Over

the past year, we also revitalized the

Jewish Senior Services Council to focus on

identifying and planning new innovative

programs for the needs of seniors. The

new JSSC will be composed of both

volunteers and professionals.

9. sha’ar HaNegev Partnership

This past year marked the 13th year

of our longstanding partnership with

Sha’ar HaNegev. This Bar Mitzvah year

was an opportune time to re-imagine

our partnership and continue to develop

compelling ways to connect Jews in San

Diego to the people of Israel. We are also

proud of our continued commitment to

fundraising for a safe high school, the

Sha’ar HaNegev Educational Village. Its

grand opening early next year will be an

emotional occasion for all of us.

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August 3, 2010 2030 Network, including leadership of all San Diego Jewish young

adult groups, convenes for the first time.

September 2010 The Latino-Jewish Coalition establishes a new home at Federation.

October 2010 President and CEO Steve Morris and 15 others participate in

“Start-up Israel 2010,” an innovative Federation mission to Israel

co-sponsored by the Friends of the Israel Defense Force —

focusing on people and organizations that are true examples of

the ingenuity and intelligence that have made the Jewish state a

leader in technology, innovation and entrepreneurship.

October 2010 Moishe House San Diego opens its doors to serve young adults

in their 20s, helping to strengthen their Jewish identity and

community involvement — sponsored by a partnership between

Federation and the Jewish Community Foundation.

October 28, 2010 Federation honors Jewish heroes with a historic community-wide

event at the former Naval Training Center at NTC Promenade.

Highlights include a moving ceremony in support of “Torahs

for Our Troops,” that provides Torah scrolls for use by military

chaplains all over the globe, and an address by Natan Sharansky

in recognition of the 20th anniversary of Operation Exodus.

October 2010 One Happy Camper program is initiated, a groundbreaking

collaboration between the Federation and The Foundation for

Jewish Camp.

November 2010 Israel Advocacy Leadership Forum (IALF) convenes for the

first time — a working group of community professionals

and volunteer leaders actively engaged in the work of Israel

advocacy in the San Diego area.

December 2010 The Jewish Federation of North America (JFNA) Carmel Wildfire

Allocations Committee, chaired by our immediate past Board

Chair, Andrea Oster, distributes nearly $1 million to aid victims of

the catastrophic fires in Israel’s Carmel region.

Our 75th anniversary and a milestone year.


January 15, 2011 More than 750 Federation supporters attend Celebrate 75,

the 75th anniversary celebration of Jewish Federation. The

fundraising event raises more than $560,000 for the Annual

Campaign and honors past presidents of Federation and its

Women’s Philanthropy arm.

March 2011 A national mission, chaired by San Diego Federation board

member, Brain Tauber, travels to Ethiopia and Israel to launch

“Completing the Journey,” the culmination of a historic effort

that raised $5.5 million to help bring the remaining 8,700 Falas

Mura community members to Israel.

March 6-8, 2011 Forty-six young San Diegans attend TribeFest 2011 in Las Vegas,

a gathering organized by JFNA and aimed at cultivating the next

generation of Jewish leaders and philanthropists.

March 15, 2011 A ceremony is held at the Scripps Seaside Forum, recognizing

the generosity of 100 local members of Lion of Judah.

Community leader and philanthropist Elaine Galinson receives

the prestigious Kipnis-Wilson Friedland Award.

March 24, 2011

The Louis Rose Point Memorial commemoration ceremony is

held in Point Loma, honoring San Diego’s first Jewish settler.

Federation managed the funds and supported the effort to build

the memorial and support the commemoration ceremony..

April 22, 2011 Landmark Jewish Education Framework is adopted, a milestone

agreement between the Agency for Jewish Education (AJE), the

Lawrence Family JCC/CJC, and Federation to support Jewish

education programming and planning for the next five years and

to create the new Jewish Educational Services Council (JESC), a

part of the Federation’s Community Planning & Innovation Center.

May 2011 The Jewish Community Relations Center (JCRC) travels to

Sacramento for a public policy trip to advocate for Jewish causes.

May 1, 2011 San Diego commemorates Yom HaShoah, Holocaust

Remembrance Day. The program, entitled “Our Survivors: Their

Lives and Legacies,” draws more than 700 people.

May 11, 2011 Nearly 600 community members attend the Israel & Overseas

Center’s Yom Hazikaron ceremony, featuring performances

by a new children’s choir and local musicians and other

commemorative ceremonies.

May 14, 2011 Tzedakah Ball, Federation’s Young Adult Division’s annual

flagship fundraising event to benefit the Federation’s Annual

Campaign, is held.

May 15, 2011 Over 2,000 San Diegans gather at Ski Beach in Mission Bay Park

to celebrate Israel Independence Day in a festival featuring a Bike

Ride and Walk for Israel, a performance by the Israel Defense

Forces Band, an Israeli circus and a wealth of other activities.

September 25, 2011 2030 Project of the Young Adult Coalition meets at Paradise

Point in Mission Bay.


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Studies show that kids who attend Jewish camps are 55% more likely to maintain a lifelong connection with the Jewish community. That’s why Federation funds camp experiences in the U.S., in Israel and around the world. Our local One Happy Camper program has enabled more than 121 San Diego area kids to attend Jewish camps for the very first time this past summer.

FEDERATION MATTERS AT EVERY HOUR

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From armed conflicts to acts of terror to natural disasters, Jewish Federation responds.

Whenever there are Jews in need, Federation and our overseas partners are there to help.


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More Jews live in poverty in the former Soviet Union than anywhere else in the world. Nearly two thirds of Ethiopian families and one-third of all children in Israel live below the poverty line. Wherever on earth there is poverty, Federation is there with our overseas partners — bringing hope as well as access to critical social services.

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From kosher food banks and soup kitchens to Meals on Wheels and other food programs Jewish Federation funds prevent and alleviate hunger here in San Diego and all over the world.

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Federation funds absorption centers across Israel, helping prepare new immigrants for their new lives. For 13 years, the Jewish Federation of San Diego County has funded the work of IBIM, one of Israel’s most effective absorption centers.

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Responding quickly to the deadly tornadoes that gripped the South and Midwest in 2011, Federation efforts provided medical care and recovery assistance. From Joplin to Tuscaloosa, we were there to help.


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In keeping with the long tradition of Jewish humanitarianism

during times of crisis, Federation provided critical aid to those

affected by the massive earthquake and tsunami in Japan.

Within hours, the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee

had people on the ground with food and supplies and opened a

field hospital.

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Federation helps the future leaders of our Jewish community

enhance their connection to Israel and the Jewish people. Since

1999, for example, more than 260,000 young adults from 52

countries have visited Israel on Birthright Israel trips Including

more than 3,000 from San Diego.

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Through Federation, the San Diego Jewish community has

generously donated over $1 million toward the construction

of a new High School Arts Center for school children in Sha’ar

HaNegev who live under a constant threat of missile fire. The

school, scheduled to open in early 2012, will provide a safe

environment for students and faculty to learn, grow, and

celebrate Jewish life without fear.

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Federation joined a historic effort to raise $5.5 million to help

bring the remaining 8,700 Falas Mura community members

from Ethiopia to Israel. “Completing the Journey” will close the

circle the Jewish Federations began in the 1980s and 1990s

with Operations Moses and Solomon, which brought more than

100,000 Ethiopian Jews to Israel.

260,000Since 1999, more than 260,000 young adults from 52 countries have visited Israel on Birthright Israel trips.


Community Planning & Innovation Center works with local

and worldwide Jewish communal institutions and organizations

to understand, predict and plan for the Jewish community’s

needs in San Diego, Israel and around the world and strategizes

how to effectively meet those needs. Programs and organizations

include:

Jewish Senior Services Council (JSSC) — This community council

is aimed at improving the quality of life for older Jewish adults

throughout San Diego Country.

On the Go — This program provides cost effective senior

transportation options so that seniors can maintain their

independence, manage their health and medical needs,

participate in social activities and stay connected to Jewish

religious and cultural life.

“Chesed Home is an exciting new concept that will soon become a reality —

the first home of its kind in San Diego, a place where adults with mental

health disabilities can live in a safe, secure and Jewish-oriented environment.

Federation has given us the impetus to move forward, with a generous one-

year innovation grant that has allowed us to explore licensing, zoning and other

logistical issues. More importantly, Federation has provided us with people

resources — experienced trained staff — and knowledge resources that

have been invaluable.” Fern siegel, President of Hope Village, Past President of Jewish Family

service of san Diego and Co-chair of mental Health Committee of JFs

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In 2010–11, along with a name change, Jewish Federation of San Diego County initiated a new structure: a collaborative effort among several centers, each with a particular emphasis. This structure will enable us to optimize planning for the future; connect Jews in San Diego to Israel, the worldwide Jewish community and each other; provide a voice for our community in the public sphere; and most importantly, be a partner in Jewish giving.


The Community Innovation Fund — This bold, new and ambitious

approach to funding is designed to stimulate grassroots projects

and programs to improve the San Diego Jewish community.

Federation opened the grant application process to the

entire non-profit San Diego Jewish community, receiving 32

applications, in an effort to engage people at various stages

in their Jewish journeys. An Innovation Leadership Gathering,

under the auspices of Jewish Jumpstart, identified the need for

innovation grant funding as a top priority.

After a rigorous review process, the Innovation Review

Committee selected 10 projects to receive a total of $50,000.

Acting as a catalyst for change, Federation-funded projects

include an Israel advocacy project on local campuses, a Jewish

Discovery Expo, Tarbuton, G’Mach-Jewish Gift Closet, Chesed

House for Jewish people with mental health challenges, an

intergenerational program, and a Jewish genetic disease-

screening program.

Other key projects initiated through this fund include Moishe

House San Diego, which opened its doors in October 2010 and

has since hosted 40 plus programs for more than 800 young

adults. Serving young adults in their 20s, Moishe House connects

the post-college Jewish population with each other and the

wider Jewish population to build Jewish identity and foster

Jewish community involvement and learning.

Another key initiative coming out of the Community Innovation

Fund is One Happy Camper, which has already funded first-time

Jewish overnight camp experiences for 121 young San Diegans,

thanks to the cooperation and support of local San Diego

schools, businesses and many area synagogues.

Israel & Overseas Center connects Jews in San Diego to

Israel and the worldwide Jewish community. Programs and

organizations include:

Israel Learning Series — This series of programs is designed to

increase the community’s understanding of Israel’s history and

culture, and its socioeconomic and geopolitical contributions

to the world. A recent program featured Ishmael Khaldi, Policy

Advisor to the Foreign Minister of Israel and Israel’s first Bedouin

diplomat.

Sha’ar HaNegev Partnership — Federation’s partner region,

Sha’ar HaNegev, or “Gate to the Negev,” is a thriving, green oasis

in Israel’s Negev desert. The region sits next to Gaza and is under

constant threat from Kassam rockets. Despite that fact, housing

is increasingly in demand and the community is flourishing.

Federation is proud to help fulfill David Ben-Gurion’s dream of

seeing the Negev bloom. We are pleased to have contributed

over $1 million to the new Sha’ar HaNegev Educational Village,

a state-of-the- art, safe secondary school for the community,

which is scheduled to open in early 2012.

JFNA Negev Coalition — This coalition, in which the Jewish

Federation of San Diego County is partnering with 10 other

Federations nationally, was formed to help provide employment,

education and social service support for family members of the

Israel Defense Forces (IDF) related to their planned relocation

from Tel Aviv to the Negev.


Jewish Community relations Center provides a voice for the

Jewish community in media, government and intergroup affairs.

The Center’s focus is on Israel advocacy, Latino-Jewish relations,

education of government officials, strengthening interfaith

relations, and advancing the San Diego Jewish community

priorities at all governmental levels. Programs and organizations

include:

Israel Action Network (IAN) — Rooted in the conviction that

local communities can and must play a more substantial role in

countering the assault on Israel’s legitimacy, the IAN was created

to mount an effective and strategic response to deal with

boycotts, divestment, and sanctions (BDS).

Israel Advocacy Leadership Forum (IALF) — This is a working

group of community professionals and volunteer leaders who are

actively engaged in the work of Israel advocacy in the San Diego

area. Their mission is to promote Israel as a viable, safe, secure,

Jewish and democratic state.

Secure Community Network — This national organization focuses

on matters of communal safety, security and preparedness in

response to a heightened security concern among national and

local Jewish leadership.

Community Engagement & Leadership Center is one of four

centers envisioned by The Jewish Federation of San Diego

County as part of a bold and innovative plan to build and

sustain a vibrant Jewish future for San Diego. Specifically, the

Community Engagement & Leadership Center will:

Provide the main information and technology portal through

which new and current members of the Jewish community

will get involved and connected to Jewish life in San Diego.

Coordinate a young adult engagement project that brings Jews

in their 20s and 30s together to envision and create a San Diego

Jewish community that is responsive to the strengths and needs

of young Jewish adults.

Partner with San Diego County synagogues to increase

engagement in the San Diego Jewish community.

Become a volunteer clearinghouse within the Jewish

community, engaging individuals and groups in volunteering,

developing volunteer programs, and connecting volunteerism

with Jewish education and leadership development.

Implement leadership development strategies that will

attract, engage and prepare new volunteer community

leaders as well as improve the leadership skills of

current leaders through board member training, succession

planning, and governance enhancement programs for Jewish

organizations of all types. Programs include:

The 2030 Project — Sponsored by the Leichtag Family

Foundation, this new Federation initiative is aimed at bringing

young Jewish adults together to envision and create a strong

San Diego Jewish community by the year 2030. Specifically, the

2030 Project offers subsidies to attend events like TribeFest,

a gathering of young Jews from Federations across North

America, held in Las Vegas this past March. Plans are also in

the works for a summit of thought leaders to discuss the past,

present, and future of San Diego’s emerging adult community.

Community Chaplaincy Program — This program serves the

religious and spiritual needs of unaffiliated Jewish patients,

residents and family members in hospitals and long-term care

facilities.

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partnershipPARTNERING FOR A VIBRANT JEWISH FUTURE

The Jewish Federation of San Diego County supports our partners providing direct services on the front lines — locally, nationally and around the world. Together we are working to care for those in need and inspire and engage Jews throughout the world.

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OUR LOCAL PARTNERS Jewish Community Foundation of san Diego

The Jewish Community Foundation of San Diego Is a major

resource for Jewish philanthropy, partnering with donors and

community organizations to achieve a variety of charitable goals

and increase support for Jewish and general community charities

locally, in Israel and around the world. Among its many programs

are Book of Life, Community Issue Advocacy, Create a Jewish

Legacy®, and Jewish Women’s Foundation.

Jewish Federation of San Diego and the Jewish Community

Foundation are collaborating to determine the future funding

and sustainability of a number of key projects, including On the

Go, Birthright Israel, Legacy Development and others. The two

organizations are also spearheading the Senior Summit, which

is working to identify the future needs of the Jewish senior

population in San Diego County and how best to address them.

Agency for Jewish Education (AJE)

Federation has been a critical donor to and long-term supporter

of the Agency for Jewish Education (AJE), which ceased

independent operation on June 30, 2011. Future funding of key

“Jewish Federation of San Diego was instrumental in bringing Moishe House

to the San Diego area. They proactively approached us because they believed,

passionately, in Moishe House as an effective model for strengthening Jewish

identity and making connections among young adults. A testament to their level

of commitment and support was the fact that they first contacted us in March

2010 and the Moishe House in La Jolla opened in October 2010.” David Cygielman, CEO, moishe House


AJE legacy programs will be through the Lawrence Family Jewish

Community Center. Federation recently spearheaded the creation

of an exciting new Framework for Jewish Education through the

newly created Jewish Educational Services Council, (JESC).

B’nai B’rith Youth Organization (BBYO)

As the leading pluralistic teen movement nationally, BBYO

aspires to involve Jewish teens in meaningful Jewish experiences.

For more than 80 years, BBYO has provided exceptional identity

enrichment and leadership development experiences for

hundreds of thousands of Jewish teens.

Hillel of san Diego

Hillel of San Diego serves an estimated 5000 Jewish undergraduate

and graduate students at institutions of higher education across

San Diego County. Students from all backgrounds are invited to

participate in Jewish life on campus. Social, cultural, educational, and

community service programs provide opportunities for students to

build relationships with each other and develop Jewish community

Jewish Day schools

Federation provides needs-based scholarship support to

five Jewish day schools in San Diego County for children in

kindergarten through grade 12:

Chabad Hebrew Academy

san Diego Jewish Academy

soille san Diego Hebrew Day school

southern California Yeshiva High school

Torah High school of san Diego

“Federation leads the way in helping to build and maintain a vibrant Jewish

community here in San Diego. My husband and I are long-time supporters and

are active in Federation because we believe in its mission and its tireless efforts

and commitment to our community and to the Jewish people. Federation

enriches the lives of all of us.”

Caryn Viterbi, Federation Board member and President of san Diego Center for Jewish Culture


Jewish Family service

Jewish Family Service was founded in 1918 by a consortium of

women’s clubs seeking to address a myriad of human needs.

Today, JFS has grown into one of San Diego’s premier human care

service organizations serving more than 30,000 people annually

with 12 locations throughout San Diego County and three in the

Coachella Valley. With more than 50 programs and services, JFS is

dedicated to serving the entire San Diego community.

Ken Jewish Community

The Ken Jewish Community was established 25 years ago to be

the place where Latin Jewish families find friends for life —

individuals who share their beliefs, values and traditions. Through

a wide range of educational, leadership, social, performing arts,

sports programs and activities, members strengthen their Jewish

identity, build a connection with Israel, and maintain their Latin

culture. The Ken is an organization dedicated specifically to

serving the Latino Jewish community In San Diego County

Lawrence Family Jewish Community Center, Jacobs Family Campus

The Lawrence Family Jewish Community Center, Jacobs Family

Campus connects the community to Jewish heritage, identity,

experiences and values to ensure the continuity and vibrancy

of the Jewish community. LFJCC promotes the physical and

mental well-being of the community and offers a rich array

of stimulating and innovative social, cultural, educational, and

recreational programs and services. The LFJCC is committed to

providing a welcoming and inclusive environment for San Diego’s

diverse Jewish community and the greater general community.

5050 programs and services dedicated to serving the San Diego community.

moishe House

Founded in 2006, Moishe House has quickly grown from a

concept among four friends in Oakland seeking to build Jewish

community for young adults in their 20s, to thriving centers of

Jewish life in 32 cities spanning 10 countries on five continents.

In the past four years, Moishe House has become an international

phenomenon in serving the post-college young adult Jewish

population, the single greatest underserved constituency.

The Jewish Federation of San Diego County, working with the

Jewish Community Foundation, helped established Moishe

House San Diego in October 2010, with generous support from

the Leichtag Family Foundation, Galinson Family Foundation

and Feuerstein family.

seacrest Village retirement Communities

With locations in Encinitas and Poway, Seacrest Village

campuses have addressed the needs of San Diego’s Jewish

seniors since 1944. Their communities offer excellent service and

a continuing commitment to the highest standards in retirement

living, assisted living, Alzheimer’s/dementia care and healthcare.

Created and maintained through the generous support of

San Diego families, Seacrest Village campuses reflect sincere

dedication to seniors.


ISRAEL - SAN DIEGO CONNECTION

sha’ar HaNegev Partnership Community

Federation’s partner region, Sha’ar HaNegev, or “Gate to the

Negev,” is a thriving, green oasis in Israel’s Negev desert. The

region is next to Gaza and under constant threat from Kassam

rockets. Despite that fact, school construction is on the rise and

housing is increasingly in demand. Federation is proud to help

fulfill David Ben-Gurion’s dream of seeing the Negev bloom.

san Diego IBIm Youth Village

The Jewish Federation of San Diego County is a proud funder

of the San Diego-IBIM Student Village in the Sha’ar HaNegev

region. Today, nearly 18 years since it opened its doors, the IBIM

Student Village is at the forefront of young adult Aliyah and youth

absorption. Serving as the first home for student-aged immigrants

from around the world, the Village is not only a place to sleep and

study, it is a place of promise and progress — where residents take

their initial steps as Israeli citizens and build their future in Israel.

Taglit Birthright Israel

Taglit-Birthright Israel provides young Jewish adults, ages 18 to

26, with the gift of a first-time, 10-day, educational trip to Israel.

Its follow-up program, NEXT, inspires all Taglit-Birthright Israel

trip participants and their peers to expand their connections

to the land and people of Israel, to deepen their personal

commitments to Jewish life, and to find or form a community

where Jewish responsibility, learning, and celebration thrive.

Taglit Birthright Israel is a unique partnership between private

philanthropists through The Birthright Israel Foundation; the

people of Israel through the Government of Israel; and Jewish

communities worldwide (including North American Jewish

Federations, Keren Hayesod and the Jewish Agency for Israel).

1818 years ago we opened the doors to the IBIM Student Village


OUR NATIONAL PARTNERS Anti-Defamation League (ADL)

The nation’s premier civil rights/human relations agency, ADL fights anti-Semitism and all

forms of bigotry, defends democratic ideals and protects civil rights for all.

Association of Jewish Family and Children’s Agencies (AJCFCA)

AJFCA is the membership association for approximately 125 Jewish family service

agencies across the United States and Canada, providing vital services to clients of all

ages, faiths and economic backgrounds.

Foundation for Jewish Camp

The Foundation for Jewish Camp unifies and galvanizes the field of Jewish overnight

camp and significantly increases the number of children participating in transformative

Jewish summer camp experiences.

Hebrew Immigrant Aid society (HIAs)

The Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society (HIAS) is the international migration agency of the

American Jewish community. It provides rescue and refuge for persecuted and oppressed

Jews around the world.

Hillel

The largest Jewish campus organization in the world, Hillel provides opportunities for

Jewish students at more than 500 colleges and universities to explore and celebrate their

Jewish identity.

24/7/365building

Jewish Council for Public Affairs (JCPA)

The Jewish Council for Public Affairs (JPCA) serves as the representative voice of the

organized American Jewish community.

Jewish Education service of North America (JEsNA)

For more than 25 years, JESNA has been working closely with local and national partners,

including federations to improve the quality of Jewish education through North America.

An independent and community-based agency, JESNA provides services through three

centers: The Berman Center for Research and Evaluation in Jewish Education, The

Learnings and Consultation Center (LCC) and The Lippman Kanfer Institute.

Jewish Community Centers Association (JCCA)

JCC Association is the continental umbrella organization for the Jewish Community

Center Movement, which includes more than 350 JCCs, YM-YWHAs, and campsites in the

U.S. and Canada.

Jewish Public Affairs Committee of California (JPAC)

The Jewish Public Affairs Committee of California (JPAC) is the largest single-state

coalition of Jewish organizations in the nation. Comprised of local Jewish Federations,

Jewish Community Relations Committees and Councils, and other Jewish community

advocacy groups from throughout California, the organization advocates on behalf of

Jewish social service agencies, traditional community concerns, and broadly shared

values that affect the citizens of our State.


Our partner 24/7/365 - Jewish Federations of North America (JFNA)Our national umbrella organization, JFNA represents 157 Jewish

Federations and 300 independent Network communities

across North America. Its mission is to mobilize financial and

social resources through its philanthropic endeavors, strategic

initiatives and international agencies to strengthen the Jewish

people. JFNA is also the voice of the Federation movement,

meeting Jewish needs throughout North America and around

the world.

24/7/365support

American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee (JDC)

Founded in 1914, JDC gives global expression to the principle that

all Jews are responsible for one another. Working on behalf of

North America’s Jewish Federations, JDC is dedicated to rescuing

those in danger, providing relief to Jews in distress, and revitalizing

Jewish communities. Active today in more than 70 countries, JDC

and its partners work to rescue Jewish lives at risk, bring relief

to Jews in need, and help to renew lost bonds to Jewish identity

and Jewish culture. The organization is also committed to helping

Israel’s most vulnerable citizens, both Jewish and non-Jewish,

overcome the social challenges they face. In addition, in the spirit

of “healing the world,” JCD offers non-sectarian disaster relief and

long-terms assistance worldwide.

JDC’s reach is global, yet it is uniquely equipped to make a deep

impact locally. For example, in the former Soviet Union, home to

the world’s poorest Jews, a network of JDC-supported Hesed

welfare centers offer relief to 168,000 Jewish elderly in some

2,800 towns and villages, while Jewish Community Centers are

fueling Jewish renewal for all ages across the region. Wherever

JDC works, it is viewed as a trusted partner to propel vulnerable

Jewish and non-Jewish communities from dependency to self-

sustainability.

OUR INTERNATIONAL PARTNERS


Jewish Agency for Israel (JAFI)

This humanitarian organization is committed to the highest

ideals of freedom and equality, and has been the driving force

behind the unique bond between Jews worldwide and Israel. For

over 80 years, the Jewish Agency has served as the link between

the Jewish people and Israel, working to ensure the future of

a connected, committed, global Jewish people with a strong

Israel at its center. Among its many accomplishments, JAFI has

brought over 3 million Jews to the land of Israel.

World OrT

ORT is one of the largest non-governmental education and

training organizations in the world with activities in more than

100 countries past and present and with current operations

in Israel, the CIS and Baltic States, Latin America, Western

Europe, Eastern Europe, North America, Africa, Asia and the

Pacific. A non-profit, non-political organization, ORT has met

the educational, and manpower training needs of contemporary

society with more than 3 million graduates worldwide since its

inception.

24/7/365teamwork


Jewish Caring

Our Jewish community has a long tradition

of humanitarianism. The broad reach of

Federation and our partners JDC and

JAFI assures that we, as a community, can

respond instantly to assist those who are in

need. In addition to emergency response

work, our network of community partners

in the San Diego Jewish community and

across the country focus on providing

basic human services. Together, we

provide the safety net of services upon

which our most vulnerable rely. Under the

current economic challenges faced by our

community, many long-time donors have

now found themselves on the other side of

the table. It has been heartening for many

to find the caring hand they had been

supporting for many years is now there for

them in their time of need.

Jewish Future

An important aspect of the work we do is

to develop and strengthen Jewish identity,

as individuals and as a collective — to

preserve our history and create lasting

cultural con-nections. The strong and

capable Jewish leaders of tomorrow

will require support and education that

instill Jewish values and pride in Israel.

Federation and its partners remain

committed to building and maintaining

a re-silient sense of Jewish identity and

continuity.

Israel & Overseas

Federation and its partner programs

provide unique opportunities to connect

San Diegans to Israel and other Jewish

communities worldwide — working to

strengthen the Jewish people globally.

We feed, shelter and provide healthcare

and medicine to Jews in the former

Soviet Union; rescue Jews whose lives are

threatened in several corners of the world;

and connect the next generation to Israel

as a core part of their identity.

Jewish Advocacy

Now more than ever, there is a need for

clear advocacy on Jewish issues, here in

San Diego, Sacramento and Washington

DC. The Jewish Federation of San Diego

County, and its partners, forge connections

among different Jewish groups and with

the larger community, and take a proactive

role in maintaining Israel’s positive

standing in society.

our work PARTNERING FOR A VIBRANT JEWISH FUTURE

15%Jewish Caring

5%Jewish Advocacy

38%Jewish Future

43%Israel & Overseas

24/7/365


43%Israel & Overseas

Young Adult ProgramsPlanning & InnovationCommunity Schlicha

Helping Israel’s Neediest CitizensSupport for New Immigrants

Israel Center OperationsIsrael Educational Travel Programs

Israel Travel ScholarshipsConnect San Diego with Israel

Yom Ha'AtzmautYom Ha'Zikaron

5%Jewish Advocacy

15%Jewish Caring

Young Adult ProgramsCommunity Planning & Innovation

Community Teen TripJewish Community Relations Council

Jewish Day School ScholarshipsSummer Camp ScholarshipsChildren & Teen Programs

Birthright IsraelOutreach Programs

7%Management & Administration

14%Cost of Raising Funds

80%Grants & Programs

$7,161,000$1,222,000$624,000

38%Jewish Future

Young Adult ProgramsCommunity Planning & Innovation

Community Teen TripJewish Community Relations Council

Jewish Day School ScholarshipsSummer Camp ScholarshipsChildren & Teen Programs

Birthright IsraelOutreach Programs

American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee (JDC)Community Chaplaincy Program

Disaster and Preparation ResponseHebrew Immigrant Aid Society (HIAS)

Jewish Community Centers Association of North America (JCCA)Jewish Family Service (JFS)

Jewish Senior Services Council (JSSC)Lawrence Family Jewish Community Center (JCC)

On the GoSeacrest Village Retirement Communities

Torahs for Our Troops

FEDERATION’S SUPPORT OF THE WORLDWIDE JEWISH COMMUNITY

How the money is distributed: Where the money is distributed:

Percent (%) 0 100 Percent (%) 0 100

2011-2012 Financials

How much money was raised: $8,482,107

Israel & Overseas

National

Jewish Future

Jewish Caring

Jewish Advocacy

43%

7%

38%

15%

5%

sources of Funds 2011 % of Total 2010 % of Total

Net Campaign Contributions/Pledges $8,482,107 94% $8,102,544 94%

Program Revenue $306,410 3% $258,621 3%

Endowment Distribution $200,000 2% $170,000 2%

Other Revenue $29,835 0% $55,770 1%

Total sources of Funds $9,018,352 100% $8,586,935 100%

uses of Funds 2011 % of Total 2010 % of Total

Local Programs & Services $3,891,841 43% $3,414,055 42%

Israel & Overseas Programs & Services $2,767,654 31% $2,946,089 36%

National Programs & Services $501,657 6% $184,082 2%

Cost of Raising Funds $1,221,535 14% $1,004,691 12%

Administrative Expenses $623,714 7% $659,375 8%

Total uses of Funds $ 9,006,402 100% $ 8,208,292 100%

Increase/(Decrease) in Net Assets $ 11,950 $ 378,643

Selected information based on 2010-2011 IRS 990 filings. The 2011 990 information is preliminary.

These amounts will differ from the audited financial statements.

Israel & Overseas 39%

san Diego Area 54%


2010-2011 Board of Directors

BOARD CHAIR

Jan Tuttleman*

IMMEDIATE PAST BOARD CHAIR

Andrea Oster*

VICE CHAIR — ANNUAL CAMPAIGN

David Geffen*

VICE CHAIR — COMMUNITY PLANNING & INNOVATION

Terri Bignell*

COMMUNITY PLANNING & INNOVATION CO-CHAIR

Judith Belinsky

VICE CHAIR — WOMEN’S PHILANTHROPY PRESIDENT

Theresa Dupuis*

SECRETARY/TREASURER

Gary Kornfeld*

JEWISH COMMUNITY RELATIONS CENTER CHAIR

Tad Parzen

WOMEN’S PHILANTHROPY CAMPAIGN CHAIR

Laura Tauber

YOUNG ADULT DIVISION CO-CHAIR

Kevin Oskow

ISRAEL & OVERSEAS CENTER CHAIR

Jon schneider

JEWISH COMMUNITY FOUNDATION BOARD CHAIR

Emily Einhorn

MEMBERS AT LARGE

richard Effress*

robert Fink

marty Klitzner

Carlos michan

Brian miller

PRESIDENT & CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER

steven J. morris*

*denotes members of the Executive Committee

Kenneth D. Polin

Gary shekhter

stuart starr

Brian Tauber

Caryn Viterbi

2010 – 2011 CAMPAIGN CABINETBOArD CHAIr - Jan Tuttleman

CAmPAIGN CHAIr - David Geffen

AssOCIATE CAmPAIGN CHAIr - Theresa Dupuis

mAJOr GIFTs CHAIr - Susan Shmalo

WOmEN’s PHILANTHrOPY CAmPAIGN CHAIr - Laura Tauber

WOmEN’s PHILANTHrOPY CAmPAIGN CHAIr ELECT - Lori Polin

WOmEN’s PHILANTHrOPY LION’s CO-CHAIrs - Jessica Effress & Joyce Kole

mID-LEVEL CAmPAIGN CHAIr - Kobi Berkson

mID-LEVEL AFFINITIEs CHAIr - Brian Miller

YAD CHAIr - Jeff Greco

BGs CHAIr - Steve Shulman

ENDOWmENTs CHAIr - Andrea Oster

COmmuNITY PLANNING & INNOVATION COmmITTEE

Judy Belinsky, Co-Chair

Terri Bignell, Co-Chair

Paul Datnow

Susanna Flaster

Lynn Gordon

Marcia Hazan

Joyce Kole

Jim Lewis

Luis Maizel

Brian Miller

Kevin Oskow

Bev Pamensky

Howard Robin

Jon Schneider

Sherron Schuster

Steve Shulman

Jan Tuttleman

Caryn Viterbi

Kevin Wechter

IsrAEL & OVErsEAs COmmIssION

Jon Schneider, Chair

Judy Belinsky

Terri Bignell

Carine Chitayat

Paul Datnow

Boris Shekhter

Stuart Starr

Jan Tuttleman

Ilana Umansky

Kevin Wechter

FINANCE & INVEsTmENT COmmITTEE

Gary Kornfeld, Finance Chair

Marty Klitzner, Investment Chair

Mike Harnett

Jim Lewis

Andy Ratner

Stuart Starr

Yosi Zagursky

Jan Tuttleman

AuDIT COmmITTEE

Larry Katz, Chair

Larry Kaplan

Gary Kornfeld

Jan Tuttleman

JEWIsH COmmuNITY rELATIONs CENTEr

Tad Parzen, Chair

IsrAEL TrAVEL sCHOLArsHIP COmmITTEE

Stuart Starr, Chair

Sharleen Wollach

YOm HA’ATZmAuT COmmITTEE

Rueben Artenstien

Emily Bartell

Dahlia Cooper

Bella Dosovitsky

Elisheva Edelson

Geula Hebron

Audrey Jacobs

Glenda Jaffe

Chani Kochinski

Daphne Lavi

Michael Leeman

Yiftach Levy

Varda Savion

Zeev Bar-Sheshet

Jennie Starr

Nir Ben Zvi


GOVErNANCE TAsK FOrCE

Marty Klitzner, Chair

Theresa Dupuis

Rich Effress

Andrea Oster

Kenneth Polin

Jan Tuttleman

uJF HOLDINGs COrP

Kenneth Polin, Chair

Andrea Oster

Brian Miller

Gary Kornfeld

Marty Klitzner

Jan Tuttleman

NOmINATING COmmITTEE

Andrea Oster, Chair

Theresa Dupuis

Rich Effress

Emily Einhorn

Jeff Greco

Laura Tauber

Jan Tuttleman

WOmEN’s PHILANTHrOPY BOArD (WP)

Theresa Dupuis, President

Laura Tauber, Campaign Chair

Lori Polin, Associate Campaign Chair

Juli Bear, VP Community Education

Leigh Johnson, VP Leadership Development

Olivia Okovita, VP Social Action

WP EXECuTIVE COmmITTEE

Terri Bignell

Jessica Effress

Leslie Fastlicht Russo

Jean Gaylis

Karen Grossman

Joyce Kole

Meg Mandel

Sivia Mann

Danielle Miller

Rebecca Newman

Bev Pamensky

Anne Ratner

Marlene Recht

Laura Vainer

Jackie Woolf

WP BOArD mEmBErs-AT-LArGE

Judy Belinsky

Karen Breziner

Silvana Christy

Claudia Ehrlich

Belinda Feldman

Penina Goodman

Alexandra Hirschhorn

Marsha Janger

Susan Kabakoff

Lisa Kornfeld

Judy Lilienthal

Sheila Nerad

Shulamit Ritblatt

Molly Schneider

Susan Shmalo

Ilana Umansky

Kathy Weber

BruNCH CLuB COmmITTEE (WP)

Silvana Christy, Co-Chair

Danielle Miller, Co-Chair

Ilana Umansky, Co-Chair

Belinda Feldman

Alexandra Hirschhorn

Meg Mandel

Amy Morris

Sheila Nerad

Sharon Wax

B’NAI mITZVAH COmmITTEE (WP)

Theresa Dupuis, Co-Chair

Meg Mandel, Co-Chair

Michelle Berkowitz

Claudia Ehrlich

Belinda Feldman

Penina Goodman

Karen Gross-Sable

Karen Grossman

Lisa Kornfeld

Judy Lilienthal

Amy Morris

Ilana Umansky

Laura Vainer

Kathy Weber

Joellyn Zollman

Olivia Okovita

YOuNG ADuLT DIVIsION (YAD)

Kevin Oskow, YAD Chair

Brooke Demner, YAD Vice-Chair

Jeff Greco, Campaign

Steve Shulman, BGS Chair

Tim Kitt, 3Sixty Chair

Todd Kirschen, Education

Brad Slavin, Shabbat Connections Chair

Jon Bell, Newcomers Chair

Lenny Grokop, Community Service Chair

Greta Schuman, At Large

Alona Yacobovsky, Engagement

Hannah Fabrikant, Annual Event Chair

Robin Phillips, Social Chair

April Angeloni, Social Vice-chair

Chad Rothbart, Clusters Chair

Stacie Bresler-Reinstein, Families Chair

Jeff High, Couples Chair

Elena Zubarevsky, Couples Chair

Paul Segal, At Large

YAD sOCIAL COmmITTEE

Robin Phillips, Chair

April Angeloni, Vice-Chair

Jennifer Neivert

Kara Liederman

Michelle Adelman

Scott Lesowitz

YAD TZEDAKAH BALL COmmITTEE

Hannah Fabrikant, Chair

Hilary Srole

Martine Rabie

Pam Epstein

Bobby Israel

YAD NEWCOmErs COmmITTEE

Jon Bell, Chair

Dan Weiss

Brandon Wasserman

Sherry Tehrani

Aaron Sheinbein

Miriam Maya

YAD CLusTEr CHAIrs

Michael Stember, Arts & Cinema Cluster

Matt Kolker, Basketball Cluster

Laurie Shear, Book Cluster

Aaron Sheinbein, Business Networking Cluster

Jaci Feinstein, Camping Cluster

Paul Segal, Cigar Cluster

Jarred Pinn & Dan Weiss, Cooking Cluster

Jeff High & Elena Zubarevsky, Couples Cluster

Jonathan Rosenberg, Dining Out Cluster

Jonathan Baskin, Disneyland Cluster

Jody Krampfner, Exercise Cluster

Chuck Temple, Golf Cluster

Pamela Epstein, Green Cluster

Steve Stelman, Hiking Cluster

Amir Baum, Israel Dancing Cluster

Amanda Ball, Jam Band Cluster

Ilene Tatro, Jewish Learning Cluster

Jon Horn, North County Cluster

Jack Maizel & Rachelle Toobian, Ping Pong Cluster

Dana Green, Running Cluster

Maya Rich, Salsa Cluster

Justin Heinrich, Ski/Snowboard Cluster

Zubi Rubin, Surf Cluster

Chad Rothbart, Tennis Cluster

Gaby & Ilana Silver, Torah Cluster

Alex Zaliznyski, Volleyball Cluster

Miriam Maya, Wine Cluster

Jessica Shaanan, Yoga Cluster

YOm HAsHOAH COmmITTEE

Michael Bart, Chair

Bonnie Bart

Bela Breziner

Lou Dunst

Michael Flaster

Tina Friedman

Jackie Gmach

Alma Hadash Geiger

Sol Kempinski

Liz Levine

Gail Littman

Vera Lorell

Hanna Marx

Rabbi Scott Meltzer

Barbara Ostroff

Rose Schindler

Steve Schindler

Marcia Tatz Wollner

Teri Wilner

Gussie Zaks

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thank you 2012 FEDERATION STAFF

Executive

Steven J. Morris, President & Chief Executive Officer

Michael M. Sonduck, Chief Operating Officer

Rachel H. Kitt, Executive Assistant for President & CEO

Phyllis Freeman, Executive Assistant for COO and CDO

Philanthropy

Donna Ostrower, Chief Development Officer

Raquel Benguiat, Development Manager —

Community Campaign & Pacesetter

Debbie Kempinski, Major Gifts Officer –

Lion of Judah

Deena Libman, Development Manager —

Women’s Philanthropy

Miriam Norten, Major Gifts Officer and Planned Giving

Darren Schwartz, Development Manager —

Young Adult Division

Barbara Sherman, Major Gifts Officer and

Senior Missions Advisor

Community Planning & Innovation Center

Lisa J.S. Haney, Director

Nurit R. Ambrose, Planning Associate

Debbie Kornberg, Planning Officer

Israel & Overseas Center

Shoshi Bogoch, Community Shlicha

Dana Mekler, Administrative Assistant

Jewish Community relations Center & Council

Linda Feldman, Director

Jenna Barocas, Administrative Assistant

Community Engagement & Leadership Center

Rabbi Ralph Dalin, Community Chaplain

Rabbi Janice Elster, 2030 Project Coordinator

Karen Grossman, B’nai Mitzvah Project Coordinator

Brenda Silvers, Camping Coordinator

Finance & Administration

David A. Sigal, Chief Financial Officer

Martin Barken, Office Clerk

Carole Brewer, Accounting and HR Clerk

Corrie McCoy, Accounting Manager

Brenda Saunders, Receptionist

Lance Yeaman, Donor Services Manager

marketing

Aaron Truax, Senior Marketing Associate

We gratefully acknowledge the generosity and

support of the Jewish Community Foundation for

grants of $4,170,160 recommended by donor

advised fund holders and family foundations to

maintain and enhance the work of Federation.

$250,000+ International Leadership

Enid & Martin z”l Gleich

Gary Jacobs

Irwin Mark Jacobs

Leichtag Family Foundation

Andrew Viterbi

Bertram Woolf

$100,000 - $199,999Prime Minister’s Council

Arthur Brody

Pauline Foster

Jerome S. Katzin

The Polis-Schutz Family

Foundation

Sheila Potiker z”l

Gary Shekhter

Herbert Solomon

Jerome Turk

Jacqueline Woolf

1 Anonymous

$25,000 - $99,999King David Society

Arnold & Esther Belinsky

Jeremy & Joan Berg

Barbara Bloom

John & Toni Bloomberg

Sophie Brody z”l

Hattie Brooks z”l

Betty J. Cohn

Melvin Cohn

Aaron Feldman

Diane Feuerstein

Elliot Feuerstein

Robert Fink

Arnold Fischer

Elaine Galinson

Murray Galinson

Beverly Glickman

Joseph Glickman

Jerri-Ann Jacobs

Joan Jacobs

Dr. David Kabakoff

Marge Kalmanson

Dr. Warren O. Kessler

Joanne & Mitch Leibovitz

Linda & Bernard z”l Lewis

Anne Ratner z”l

Marilyn & Michael Rosen

and Family

Robert Rubenstein

Jean Shekhter

Susan H. Shmalo

Gene & Judy Siegel

Donald Slate

Elene Solomon

Eugene L. Step

Hannah Step

Rod Stone

Denotes Lion of Judah, an internationally recognized group of women whose vision and commitment support our global Jewish community with a minimum gif of $5,000 each year to the Annual Campaign.

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The Ben-Gurion Society is a national Young Leadership Society sponsored by the Young Leadership Cabinet of the United Jewish Communities (UJC) for young leaders (ages 25 to 45) who make a commitment of $1,000 or more to the Jewish Community Federation’s annual Campaign.

Legacy. In blessed memory.

Brian Tauber

Nessim Tiano

Jan Tuttleman

Alan Viterbi

Alexander Viterbi z”l

Erna Viterbi

Stanley z”l & Dorothy Winter

Anton & Julie Woolf

2 Anonymous

$10,000 - $24,999Major Donors

Sybil & B.J. Adelson

Jean Bark

Cindy Bloch

Larry Bloch

Gayle Breitbard Klusky

Elaine Chortek

The M. Chris Dickson

Foundation

Theresa Dupuis

Jessica Effress

Richard Effress

Naomi R. & Al Eisman

Claire Ellman

Phyllis Epstein

Myron Feinberg z”l

Ira Feinswog

Richard Fink

Esther Fischer

Susanna Flaster

Laura Galinson

Trude Gitler z”l

Mark Gleiberman

Frank Goldberg

Lee Goldberg

Richard Gordon

Robert Hotto

Hilary Isakow

Selwyn Isakow

David & Leigh Johnson

Andrew Kaplan

Jerry Katleman

Gary Kornfeld

Richard Kornfeld

Michael Krichman &

Carmen Cuenca

Arthur Levinson

Sandra Levinson

Steven Morris

Andrea Oster

Kenneth D. Polin

Lee Posnock

Allison Price

Shirley Ravet

Howard Robin

Edward Samiljan

Rae Samiljan

George & Mary Ann Scher

Gayle Slate

Sharon Stein

Gloria Stone

Ryan & Ashley Stone

Laura Tauber

We have tried to honor all listing requests to the best of our ability. If we have made an error, please accept our sincere apology and call us at 858.571.3444 so we can make the correction prior to the next time we publish the donor roll.


United Jewish Federation Donors

Sharon Braverman

Ira Braverman

Lillie Breitbard z”l

Jaime Brener

Karen Breziner

Julie & George Bronstein

Matt Browar

Barbara Browne

Steven Brozinsky

Liz Calderon

J. Michael Channick

June Chocheles

Peter Chortek z”l

Susan Chortek-Weisman

Michael Cohen

Phyllis Cohn

Philip Cohn

Congregation Beth Israel

Harold Copans

Avrille Copans

Susana Cohen Corrigan

Amy Corton

Dr. Brian Datnow

Nelly & Paul Dean

Steven & Diane Demeter

Jeff Deverett

Debbie Deverett

Bonnie Diamond

Sandra Dimenstein

Mitchell Dubick

Samuel Dychter

Carlton Eibl

Emily Einhorn

Dr. Daniel Einhorn

James Eisenberg

David Ellman

Daniel Epstein

Lynn Epsten

James Farley

Leslie Fastlicht Russo

Andrea Feinswog

Mike Feldman

Judy Feldman

Albert Feldman

Alberta Feurzeig

Raymond Fink

Jessica Fink

Beverly Fink

Sigrid Fischer

Michael Flaster

Lisa Foster

Susan Freeman

Charles & Renee Taubman

Sarah Tiano

Carole Turk

Audrey Viterbi &

Daniel Smargon

Caryn Viterbi

Valerie Viterbi

Charles Wax

David Wax

Sharon Wax

Katherine Weber

Kevin & Jamie Wechter

Herbert Weiss

Stuart Weiss

Gary & Nancy Weissberg

Stanley Westreich

Norman Zander

2 Anonymous

$1,800 - $9,999Pacesetters Campaign

Irving z”l & Celeste z”l Abel

Janet Acheatel

Judy Adler

Allan Adler

David & Annette Alpert

Jerome Angel

Jo Arenson

Dan Ashel

Daniel H. Bartel

Rusti Bartel-Weiss

Juli Bear

Howard Bear

Lawrence Belinsky

Judith Belinsky

Paul Berg

Geoffrey & Carla Berg

Neil Berkowitz

Marcia Berman

Judy Berman

Emily & Jordan Berman

Dennis Berman

Edgar Berner

Terri Bignell

Robert Blumberg

Joyce Blumberg

Lori Bolotin

Irene Borevitz

Jill Borg Spitzer

Lisa Braun-Glazer

Harriet Fremland

Dr. William Friedel

Jeff Friedman

Alan Friedman

Lawrence Fritz & Stephanie

Kogan

Sharon Gabriel

Richard Gabriel

Melissa Garfield Bartell

Susan Garfin

Jean Gaylis

Dr. David Geffen

Michael Gelfand

Maxine Geller

Milt Gilman

Dawn Gilman

Phillip L. Ginsburg

Francine Ginsburg

Jeffrey Glazer

Hanna Gleiberman

Ruth Gold

Robyn Goldberg

Dorothy Goldberg-Pace Fund

Robert Goldklang

Lucy Goldman

Rabbi Lisa Goldstein

Martin Goodman

Iris Goodman

Sore Gordon

Lynn Gordon

Igal Gordon

Herman Gordon

Sylvia Gorshtein

Dorita Gotlieb

Lillian Gottlieb

Daniel Green

Lawrence Greenbaum

Jim & Carrie Greenstein

Charles Grunfeld Foundation

Jea Guertin

Gina Guertin

Kay Gurtin

Bryna Haber

Alma & Jonathan Geiger

Darryl Hall

David Handler

Dr. Monica Handler-Penner

Wayne Harris

Phyllis Harris

Naomi Harris

James Harris

Howard & Iris Harris

Marcia Hazan

Alexandra Shubin

Nancie Hochberg

Steven Hochberg

Mark & Cindy Hoffman

Jack & Rosa Iskin

Sonia Ancoli Israel

Joan Jacobs

Irvin H. Jacobs, MD, MPH

Adam Jacobs

Richard Jaffe

Ann Jaffe

Sonya Jinich

Julian Josephson

Susan Kabakoff

Robert Kaplan

Marjory Kaplan

Marge Katleman

Richard A. Katz, MD

Berdele Katz

Miriam Katzin

Debbie Kempinski

Edythe Kenton

Michael & Joyce Kole

Edith Koppel Schaechter

Lisa Kornfeld

Gregg Kornfeld

Carol Kornfeld

Betty & Leonard Kornreich

Charles Kossman

Harold Krasner

Rabbi Martin Lawson

Ian & Golnoosh Lerner

Gary & Lisa Levine

Gary Levitt

Shana Lew

Marshall Lewis

James Lewis

Leonard Liebermann

Zita Liebermensch

Morris Liebermensch

Judy Lilienthal

Sheila Lipinsky

Elaine Lipinsky z”l

Dr. Donald Lipkis

Michael Lipman

Sylvia Liwerant

Jaime Liwerant

Norman Lizt

Estelle & Hamilton Loeb

Michael London

Mathew Loonin

Dr. Lawrence Lotzof

Lynn & Peter Louis

Allen & Judy Lyon

Sally Maizel

Jack Maizel

Robert M. Malkus, MD

Marcia L. Malkus

Gary Manchester

Meg Mandel

Felicia Mandelbaum

Sivia Mann

Norman Mann

Andrès & Libe Marek

Ellen Marks

Carl Melcher

Eli Meltzer

Paul Meyer

Esther Michan

Carlos Michan

Alberto Michan

Danielle Miller

Brian Miller

Theodore Mintz

Anabel Mintz

Tamara Moch

Mario Modiano

Ronnie Morgan

Susan Morris

Amy Morris

Selwyn Moss

Mark Moss

Barbara Nagorner

Ruth Nelson

Paul Neustein

Rebecca Newman

Dr. Michael Newman

Lawrence Newman

James Nierman

Miriam Norten

Steven Oberman

George Olsher

Donna Ostrower

Bev Pamensky

Stanley Pappelbaum

Julius Pearl

Suzy & Robert Penner

Shirley Pidgeon

Raymonde Plant

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Darren & Dr. Dara Schwartz

Cinie Schwartz

Gertrude Schwartz

Herm Schwartz

Wayne Schwartz

Dr. Richard Schweitzer

Howard Schwitkis

Karla Sefchovich

Paul Segal

Stephen Segal

Michael & Lynda Segall

Charlene Seidle

Elke Seitel

Sydney & Denise Selati

Douglas Selik

Janet Selik

Judy Selzer

Melvin Selzer

Alyssa Sepinwall

Richard L. Serwin, M.D.

Carla Sette

Matthew Shakter

Charles Shapiro

Harold Shapiro

Jacqueline Shapiro

Lee Shapiro

Melvin Shapiro

Robert Shapiro

Robert Shapiro

Shirley Shapiro

Liz Sharp

Jerome Shaw

Morris & Clara Shechet

Abraham Sherman

Mark Sherman

Alan Shetzer

Bennett Shiller

Henry Shillet

Jacob Shor

Jane Shore

Davida Shreiber

Ida Shreiber

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Carlos Shteremberg

Susana Shteremberg

Danielle Shulman

Ingrid Shulman

Alan Shumacher

Harriet Shumacher

Fern Siegel

Hano Siegel

Michael Siegel

Mitchell & Elizabeth Siegler

Robert Sigal

Daniel Silberstein

Nora Silberstein

Russel Silberstein

Beverly Silldorf

Howard Silldorf

Gayle G. Silverman

Rabbi Hillel Silverman

Jerry Silverman

Robert Silverman

Sidney Silverman

Brenda Silvers

Irvin Silverstein

Libby Silverstein

Sandra Silverstein

Jack Simkin

Kathryn Simkin

Murray Simkin

Anne Simon

Leslie Simon

Mitchell & Deborah Simon

Scott Simon

Nancy Simons

Edward Singer

Peter Singer

Mark Siprut

Cathie Skinner

Josh Slater

Bradley Slavin

Ethel Slayen

Sandra Slivka

Lance & Lynne Small

Edith Smargon

Marilyn Smiedt

Stanley Smiedt

Arlette Smith

Gregory J. Smith

Jillian Smith

Norman Smith

Dr. David Smotrich

Dora Smukler

Linda Smulowitz

Sylvia Smulyan

Cynthia Sneider

Eduardo Sneider

Norman Sobel

Martin Sodomsky

Esther Solomon

Dr. & Mrs. Lawrence Solomon

Lewis Solomon

Norman & Judith Solomon

Howard Somers

Alan Sorkin

Betsy Sorkin

Jorge Sorokin

Samuel & Marci Sorokin

Perna Southern

Ann Spector

Dale Spector

Dr. Gerald Spector

Jerry Spector

Nancy Spector

Jacob Sperling

Melanie Spiegelman

Amy Spielman

Carol Spielman-Ewan

Dr. Edward Spilkin

Patricia Spira

Greg Spiro

Faith Stagg

Daniel & Edith Standler

Ellen Statman

Ilene Steiman

Dorothy Stein

Lisa Stein

Martin Stein

Daniel Steinberg

Harris Steinberg

Mark Steinberg

Steven Steinberg



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Jeffrey Steindorf

Jan Allan Steinert

Deborah Stepensky

Jose Stepensky

James Stern

Loraine Stern

Richard Stern

Anthony Stiegler

Elizabeth & Lester Stiel

Alex Stolarski

Jill Stone

Lori Stone

Melvin Stone

Peter Stovin

Lilly Strausberg

Tamara Strauss

Diane Strum

J.J. Surbeck

Beni Surpin

Phyllis Tabak

Liza Tacher

David Tartikoff

Joel Tauber

Lou Tauber

Temple Emanu-El

Mark Teperson

Hilda Teutsch

Edward G. Thomas

Jacquelyn Tolley

Daniel Tomsky

Rachelle Toobian

Yonina Tova

Steven Tradonsky & Sharon Mair

Paul Treger

Rochelle Treger

Gerald Trimble

Arnold Tubis

Charlotte Tubis

Jerome Turchin

Maxine Turner

Francine Tushak

Susan Ulevitch

Charles Umansky

Ilana Umansky

Patricia Ungar

Nancy Marek

Simon Vainer

Paul Van Dolah

Nancie Vann

Evan Vapnek

Gillian Vapnek

Eva Veinbergs

Tammy Vener

Richard Venger

Benjamin Vilenski

Esther Vilenski

Gabriel Vogeli

Bennett Voit

Diane Voit

Geraldine Voit

Matilda Remba &

William Wachsman

Morris Wainstein

Neil Wainstein

Philippa & Neil Wainstein

Harold Walba

Clive Walden

Anita Waldman

Jordan Waldman

Sabina Wallach

Ruth Warburg

Bobbi Warren

Isabelle Wasserman

Jack Wasserman, M.D.

Melvin Wasserman

Barbara Wasserstrom

Jeffrey Wasserstrom

Zelda Waxenberg

Joseph Wechsler

Cathy Weil

Elana Weinberger

Harold Weinberger

Irving Weiner

Robin Weiner

Libby Weingarten

Joshua Weinman

Brad Weinstein

Sheldon Weinstein

Sheila Weinstock

Gerald Weintraub

Robert Weisgrau

Eric Weisman

Dan Weiss

Kay Weiss

Joan & Kenneth Weiss

Henry Weissbuch

Joseph Weissman

Gerry Weitz

Eric Weitzen

Joann Weitzen

Lawrence Weitzen

Fred Weitzen Jr.

Marvin & Shirley

Weitzman

Gail Wells

Doris Welt

Dianne Wertheim

Maxine Weseley

Lona Wessel

Sydney & Cynthia Wexler

Suzanne Whitman

Gordon Williams

Marilyn Williams

Teri Wilner

Eileen Wingard

Stephen & Debbie Wismar

Joseph Witztum

Paul Wolf

Isaias Wolfenzon

Marcia Tatz Wollner

Olga Worm

Lisa Wortman

Alona Yacobovsky

Lance Yeaman

Tara Yelman

Enrique Zagursky

Eva Zagursky

Yosi Zagursky

Irwin Zahn

Joan Zak

Gussie Zaks

Gloria Zalkin

Irwin Zalkin

David Zanders

Giselle Zanders

Joshua Zawatsky

Nathan Zechter

Dr. Robert Zeiger

Daniel Zelac

Sandy & Jack Zemer

Maurice Zemlick

Leonid Zilberman

Brian Zimmerman

Denise Zimmerman

Elena Zimmerman

Sidney & Karen Zisook

Robert Zitsman

Justin Zivin

David Zlotnick

Paul Zlotnik

Susie Zlotnik

Leonard Zlotoff

Jane Zmora

Norman Zmora

Tibi Zohar

Ron & Joellyn Zollman

Marshall Zucker

Alan Zuckerman

Arnold Zweig

Sonia Zyman

Jack Zyroff

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