Impact Report 2023

Impact Report

MISSION

The mission of Talmud Torah | Herzliah is to embrace diversity and community, to inspire academic excellence and personal growth, and to cultivate our Jewish identities in a warm and nurturing environment.

VISION

The vision of Talmud Torah | Herzliah is to challenge the young minds of today to become the creative and innovative Jewish leaders of tomorrow. Our proud graduates will be engaged, contributing members of both the Jewish and global communities.

THE CORE VALUES OF TALMUD TORAH | HERZLIAH ARE:

Respect (Kavod):

We show respect to all. We act in a fair and just manner, communicate respectfully and respond compassionately.

Tikun Olam (Chesed):

We actively promote each other’s well being through acts of loving kindness.

Responsibility (Achrayut):

We take ownership of our own learning and behaviour.

Klal Yisrael:

We cultivate a sense of connectedness to one another, to our families, to the rich mosaic of the Jewish people and to the State of Israel.

Courage (G’vurah):

We stand up for our convictions. We are ready to take risks and to advocate for justice.

MEMBERS AT LARGE

Yoann Berros

Dana Caplan-Goodman

Danielle Dichter

Ilana Edery

Eric Israel

Richard Leon

Howard Liebman

Michael Mire

Steve Sebag

Axel Tosikyan

Darren Yaphe

MESSAGE FROM THE HEAD OF SCHOOL

It is my pleasure to present the Impact Report for the 2022-2023 academic year. This report highlights some of the remarkable accomplishments and milestones that our school community has achieved over the past year.

One of the most significant highlights of the year was our successful return to a relatively normal school year after two years of virtual and hybrid learning. Our students, faculty, and staff all showed tremendous resilience, adaptability, and determination in navigating the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic. Seeing our students actively participating in activities, engaging with one another, and immersing themselves in their studies has been truly inspiring.

Academically, our students achieved remarkable success, with many demonstrating significant growth and achieving impressive results. Our faculty and staff have continued to provide innovative and engaging learning opportunities, ensuring that our students receive a high-quality education that is grounded in Jewish values and traditions.

Beyond academic achievement, our students have also made a significant impact in the broader community. They have engaged in projects that embody the Jewish values of chesed and

Tikkun Olam, making a real and positive difference in the lives of others. Whether through community service, social justice initiatives, or environmental sustainability projects, our students have demonstrated a deep commitment to making the world a better place.

None of this would have been possible without the dedication and hard work of our entire Talmud Torah | Herzliah community. From our faculty and staff to our students and families, everyone has played a critical role in achieving these impressive results. I am grateful for the support and partnership of each and every one of you.

As we look ahead to the next school year, I am confident that we will continue to build on this success and make an even greater impact in our Montreal Jewish community and beyond.

Thank you for your continued commitment to our school and our shared values.

Michelle Toledano

MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT

As President of the Board of Directors, I am proud to report that our school has made significant strides in achieving our goals and fulfilling our mission of providing an exceptional education that fosters both academic and personal growth for our students.

Our commitment to Jewish values is at the heart of everything we do at our school. Our students not only receive a world-class education but also develop a deep understanding and appreciation of their Jewish heritage and traditions. We are proud to provide an inclusive and welcoming environment that embraces the diversity of our Jewish community.

One of the highlights of the past year was the engagement of our Board Members in propelling our school forward. Our Board Members have been actively involved in shaping our school’s strategic direction, identifying key priorities, and working collaboratively to ensure our school’s continued success. After a year-long process of self reflection, we are near the completion of a rigorous accreditation process with Prizmah, which has helped us to identify areas for improvement and enhancement. In parallel, the Board of Directors together with administrators has worked tirelessly to develop a new strategic plan for the next 3-5 years, which provides a roadmap for our school’s future growth and success.

We are also proud to report progress in advancing plans to build a new facility for Talmud Torah within the Sylvan Adams YM YWHA. This new facility will provide our students with state-of-the-art learning spaces and support our school’s continued growth and development.

Finally, our school is in a healthy financial position, thanks to the generous support of our donors and community partners. We are committed to using these resources wisely and to continuing to invest in our students’ education and well-being.

In closing, I would like to leave you with a quote from Pirkei Avot, which reads: “You are not obligated to complete the work, but neither are you free to desist from it (2:21).” This quote embodies the spirit of our school’s mission and the commitment of our Board Members to continue striving towards our goals. I would like to express my deepest gratitude to our Board Members for their tireless efforts, dedication, and unwavering support. Your hard work has been instrumental in driving our school’s progress and ensuring our continued success. Thank you for all that you do, and we look forward to the great things that we will achieve together in the future.

Thank you for your ongoing support of our school, and for your commitment to our mission of providing an exceptional education to our students. We look forward to sharing more updates with you in the years ahead.

Ouriel Soudry ‘91 ‘96

STUDENTS GIVING BACK

TIKKUN OLAM TIYUL

As part of our commitment to the core value of Tikkun Olam, a cohort of Secondary IV students, together with two staff members, traveled to Holon, Israel to take part in an immersive and authentic learning experience. Over the course of ten days students worked together with other volunteers and health care professionals at Save a Child’s Heart (SACH). They witnessed and took part in the very best of Israel. This inaugural experiential program allowed the participants to actively promote other’s well being through acts of loving kindness.

Herzliah students made a tremendous impact on the lives of children who were facing monumental health challenges. They spent time with the children in the Legacy Heritage Children’s Home as well as in the

hospital, helping keep spirits high while entertaining and supporting the young patients. They learned about the complex logistics of fundraising and the intricacies of pediatric healthcare. The trip enabled our students to make a meaningful difference while at the same time build character and become empathetic to the plight of others, all while establishing a strong connection to Israel.

Thanks to incredibly generous donors who sponsored the trip, we were able to reduce the cost for the students and their families.

This trip taught me how special Israel truly is. Besides the incredibly impressive advanced medical system Israel has compared to the rest of the world, I was able to see Israel’s willingness to do good, Tikkun olam.

Every Tuesday, Israel brings sick kids from Gaza, to provide them medical care. To me, this encapsulates Israel. They are able to put all conflict and rivalry aside to do a mitzvah.

- Jayme

WEEK DEDICATED TO ACTS OF LOVING KINDNESS

TIKKUN OLAM IN THE COMMUNITY

Our students spent a week volunteering in the community during Tikkun Olam week. Our senior students went to Moisson Montreal, Canada’s largest food bank, and The Welcome Hall Mission, to help their volunteer teams prepare food packages which are delivered to the needy every day. Our junior students prepared cards to share their respect and gratitude for various members of our community and for the staff and patients/families at Save a Child’s Heart in Israel. Our youngest students

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CROSSING THE CURRICULUM PARSHAT HASHAVUAH

At Talmud Torah, Parashat Hashavua learning is not limited to brief, isolated instruction every Friday. The ideas of the weekly Torah portion are infused into other areas of the curriculum so that students create more connections and appreciation between the world of Torah text and the rest of the world around them. Students experience the centrality and connectedness of Torah though diverse experiences and exposures.

Students engage in activities related to Parashat Hashavua with other teachers in addition to the Kodesh teacher. Parasha posters and challenge questions are posted each week in the hallways and in the parent newsletter. Pre-planned activities allow General Studies teachers to reinforce the content and concepts of the Parasha. The students see that Torah surrounds them in their everyday lives breaking down walls between Limudei Kodesh and General Studies.

Students created learning products using seven predetermined connections to seven parashiot between Bereshit and Pekudei creating an extraordinary exhibit showcasing their cross curricular learning. The exhibition led visitors through the journey of the Jewish People’s development as seen in the narratives of Breishit and Shmot, and the growth of the students’ learning.

13 STUDENTS QUALIFIED FOR THE NATIONAL BIBLE CONTEST

DOLLARS RAISED BY STUDENTS FOR TZEDAKAH

$4,000+

they learned through telescopes and an interactive moon viewing app.

Overall, this event provided an opportunity for students to deepen their understanding of the moon and its role in both scientific and Jewish contexts. It also allowed them to connect their knowledge of the natural world with their religious and cultural traditions.

INSPIRATION FOR TOMORROW SCIENCE FAIR

At Talmud Torah | Herzliah we believe that students learn best by doing. This learning approach is most evident in our highly anticipated and extremely successful annual science fair. Students in all levels spend a year researching and exploring a myriad of topics in an effort to understand, analyze and question real life scientific dilemmas. Herzliah showcased over 100 innovative and forwardthinking projects at the school science fair which were judged by experts in various scientific fields of study. Ten projects went on to the Super ExpoSciences Hydro-Quebec Québécoise (Provincial) 2023, which were all recognized with prestigious awards.

Two of these projects went on to the Regeneron International Science & Engineering Fair (ISEF).

SimplyVent - Kayla Salasidis

Gold Medal - Senior

Highest Distinction

27 AWARDS FROM 10 PROJECTS AT THE MONTREAL REGIONAL SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY FAIR

Gina Cody School of Engineering and Computer Science: Women in Engineering & Computer Science Award

McGill University - Faculty of Engineering Award

Promoting Opportunities for Women in Engineering (POWE)

Regeneron International Science & Engineering

Fair (ISEF) Participation Award

Super expo-sciences Hydro Québec (SESHQ)

Experimentation & Design Award

Yale Science & Engineering Association Award

Soyez Mes Yeux - Miriam Nizri and Noah Castiel

Highest Distinction

Gina Cody School of Engineering and Computer Science: Award for Outstanding Achievement in Electrical and Computer Engineering

John Abbott College Science Award

McGill University - Physics Award

Regeneron International Science & Engineering

Fair (ISEF) Participation Award - Alternate Super expo-sciences Hydro Québec (SESHQ)

Experimentation & Design Award

“Participation in the annual Herzliah Science Fair is an annual tradition of excellence.”

GOLD MEDAL WINNER AT MRSTF

The elementary school science fair, all in French, was an exciting event where young students displayed their scientific projects to friends, family, and the wider community. From building simple machines to exploring the effects of different liquids on plant growth, the students demonstrated their enthusiasm for science and their dedication to learning.

The audience was impressed by the level of creativity and the depth of knowledge shown by the young scientists, and many were inspired by the potential for future innovation. The science fair was a great opportunity for the students to showcase their skills and interests, and for the community to see the importance of science education in nurturing young minds. It was a joyful celebration of curiosity and learning, and a proud moment for all involved.

FIRST PLACE WINNERS

IN JUNIOR AND SENIOR DIVISION IN QAIS

FRENCH ART ORATOIRE COMPETITION

496 ROBOTS BUILT AT TALMUD TORAH

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COMPETITIVE SPORTS TEAMS

ATHLETICS

TEAM, RESPECT AND PRIDE

At Les écoles Azrieli we are committed to educating the Leaders of Tomorrow. Participation in athletics provides opportunities outside of the classroom for natural leaders to expand their skills and for developing leaders to gain confidence. Our Athletics program is based on two overarching perspectives. The first is the physical development and the honing of motor skills. The second is athletics as a vehicle for Jewish values, Jewish expression and Jewish leadership.

Athletics is about developing as a whole human being, as a member of a team, and as a learner who is coachable, committed and willing to challenge himself (or herself) and who is ready and willing to take risks. The important Jewish values of Respect (Kavod), Pride (Ga’avah), Joy (Rinah), Compassion (Lev Tov) and Jewish Peoplehood (Amiut Yehudit) are cultivated throughout the programs. We see the playing field as a forum for exploring Jewish behaviours in an authentic space. There are few endeavours in life that require and develop critical life skills more than competitive sports. Teamwork on the court mirrors the Chevruta approach of learning which encourages friendship, shared responsibility and shared achievement--authentic opportunities for social and emotional learning.

In 2023, Herzliah Athletics experienced impressive growth. With 25 highly competitive teams, the school embraced the value of inclusivity in sports by launching the innovative Pro Skills program. This unique offering provided high-level coaching sessions for both novice and advanced athletes, reinforcing the importance of skill development in sports. To further foster a sense of community involvement, Herzliah Athletics introduced several new events, such as the father-son and motherdaughter basketball evenings, the Women in Sports panel, and the end-of-year 3x3 basketball tournament. In addition to promoting teamwork and camaraderie, the intramural leagues offered a fun and exciting way for all to engage in daily exercise, complete with real-life budgets, drafts, trades, statistics, and rankings.

PHYSICAL EDUCATION AT TALMUD TORAH

Movement and healthy habits plays a vital role in promoting the overall development of young students. At Talmud Torah we focus on improving physical fitness, motor skills, and cultivating a healthy lifestyle through a variety of activities and sports such as running, jumping, throwing, catching, dancing, and team sports. Our kindergarten classes have recently incorporated yoga into their curriculum, and the outcomes have been exceptional. Experienced educators lead these programs with an emphasis on not only enhancing physical abilities but also fostering social, emotional, and cognitive growth. Our students benefit from collaborative work, learning sportsmanship and fair play, and gaining self-confidence through participation in these programs. This year, we are proud to announce the addition of a grade 5 basketball team that participated in a Jewish Day School tournament. We are excited and eager to expand our sports offerings each year.

GMAA GIRLS BANTAM BASKETBALL WINNER

5 OF 6 BASKETBALL TEAMS MADE PLAYOFFS

for Seniors to plant, tend and harvest Herzliah’s rooftop Green Thumb Garden. The primary goal of this multigenerational initiative is for students to see the garden as a metaphor for their ability to repair the world. The project has provided a hands-on learning opportunity for our students in areas of horticulture, environmental sciences, scientific innovations, mathematics and community responsibility, all in the context of the fragility of our world. In a world that puts great value on speed and the wonder of technology, our seniors have inspire our students with a more balanced approach, by underscoring the satisfaction and beauty inherent in working with one’s hands and seeing the fruits of one’s labours.

Our garden has become a source of fresh produce which is sold in farmer’s market type sales, the proceeds of which goes to local food banks.

If ever we could think of ways of breaking down stereotypes the generations have of one another, it would be to offer more opportunities for them to share meaningful projects such as the Green Thumb Garden Project! All is brought back to the essence of giving, sharing and enjoying each other’s company! Of course, getting your hands dirty helps as well!

- Lynn Gordon

As a retired school nurse I always looked forward to Thursday morning. I would be at Herzliah High School with an extremely friendly staff along with very eager students on the rooftop garden. Planting, watering, weeding was on the schedule. It was a huge success and yielded a large crop of vegetables.

They were sold at a market at Herzliah and the money was given to community groups. We all are hoping to be able to carry this intergenerational project forward for the next year. It gave both seniors and teenagers the opportunity to connect with one another in a concrete and meaningful way.

- Marcy Seidman

THE MUFFIN BOUTIQUE

MITZVAH MADIM

The Muffin Boutique is a bakery in Jerusalem which offers home-made muffins, bagels and coffee. For the past few years, we have partnered with this wonderful shop to raise funds to distribute free muffins and coffee to Israeli soldiers. In honour of Yom HaZikaron, Talmud Torah families raised $1,000 and wrote 300 personal cards to soldiers. These heartfelt cards are given to each soldier along with their free muffin and coffee.

If you find yourselves on Ben Yehudah Street in Jerusalem, please drop in to the Muffin Boutique to say hello to former Montrealers and owners of the bakery, Shmarya and Lainie Richler. https://www. muffinboutique.com/

My name is Max Miller. I am currently an active soldier in the IDF. A few days ago, I walked into a bakery on Ben Yehudah Street in Jerusalem to buy some food on my way back to base. Upon noticing my uniform, I was given a free muffin and coffee; but more importantly, I received a note from Ben Fhima in Class 5A. The note now sits proudly on my desk on base, and I have the privilege of seeing it every time I sit down to work and am reminded of what I’m doing here in Israel and who I’m doing it for.

So to Ben, Class 5A, and all of Talmud Torah, thank you for encouraging us to keep working hard in the Israeli army. What we do here would be impossible without your cheerleading and love from afar.

MEALS SERVED TO IDF SOLDIERS IN PARTNERSHIP WITH MUFFIN BOUTIQUE

FIRST PLACE SCHOOL-WIDE AT THE FERMAT MATH PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONSHIP

- Max

I am awed by our incredibly generous donors who transform lives each and every day. It is they who enable quality innovative programming, support tuition assistance, fund extra-curricular student opportunities, sponsor school events and ensure the sustainability of our beloved schools through endowments. It is our donors who allow us to dream the dreams and ensure that we realize them and it is our students who are the beneficiaries.

Our annual campaign was a resounding success, with the support of our community allowing us to continue to provide exceptional learning opportunities for our students. The inaugural Day of Giving was a highlight of the year, with a record-breaking amount of funds raised in just 24 hours. These funds will be used to support critical programs and initiatives that directly benefit our students and teachers.

We are also grateful for the grants that we received from various foundations, which allowed us to expand our programs and enhance the learning experience for our students. These grants enable us to offer additional resources, opportunities, and experiences that would not have been possible otherwise.

While we continue our efforts for successful annual campaigns, our fundraising strategies now include important considerations for tomorrow - for the future generations of Talmud Torah | Herzliah students.

For over one hundred and twenty five years, Talmud Torah | Herzliah has proudly been inspiring academic excellence, encouraging personal growth and developing strong Jewish identity in our students. Through conversations with our loyal donors, we have come to realize that they too want to see a bright Jewish future for generations of Talmud Torah | Herzliah students. They too are eager to ensure that the school continues to thrive for years to come, supporting generations of Jewish youth on their journeys to becoming the creative and innovative Jewish leaders of tomorrow. While we always understood our responsibility to ensure the continuity of this tradition, which has served the Montreal Jewish community so well, we now have a new and effective tool to help us achieve our goalsEndowment and Legacy giving.

In short, your investment in our school has a transformative impact on the lives of our students and the wider community. Your support helps us to turn dreams into reality and empowers our students to achieve their full potential.

Monica Mendel Bensoussan

MESSAGE FROM THE DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT

INDIVIDUAL DONATIONS

THANK YOU TO OUR DONORS

Thanks to your generous investment in Jewish education, we are able to provide a transformative experience that instills values, fosters leadership, and builds community among our students, making a profound impact today and for generations to come.

Thank You Merci Toda

Life and Legacy: Endowments & Bequests

Sylvan Adams Foundation

Alvin Segal Family Foundation

Jessica Banon and Steeve Azoulay ‘95

Dina Raphael and Eric Azran

Monica ‘82 and Haim Bensoussan

Beverley and Stephen Bratt

Alexandra Obadia and Alexandre Ciocilteu

Carole and Elie Cohen

Sharon Covit

Hessa and Donald Davis

Rosa Finestone

Bonnie Gould Rothberg ‘86

Graduating Class of 2023

Illana Perez ‘93 and Steve Haupt ‘89

Aviva Orenstein ‘91 and Dr. Michael Kalin

Lederman Foundation

Yoseff “JOJO” Levy z”l Scholarship Fund

Heather Leckner and Howard Liebman ‘90

Dana Zinman and Howard Lohner

Molly and Harry Mann

Sabrina Dumanus Cohen ‘06 and Jason Martin

Anna z”l and Joseph Mendel

Liraz Cohen ‘96 and Michael Mire

Stephanie Steinman and Neil Oberman

Vanessa and Yohan Ohayon

Susan Orenstein ‘71 and Bennett Little

Roth Sisters ‘69, ‘82

Dorothy Rotholz

Elyssa Wiseman and Joshua Rubin

Steve Sebag

Stacey Herman ’95 and Didier Serero ‘90

Reisha Sofer

Michaëla Azoulay and Ouriel Soudry ‘96

Karen Soussan

Lionel Soussan ‘90

Carla Schachter and Lawrence Stein

Tina Shapiro and Bradley Steinmetz

Jacklin and Steve Tabac

Asher Tannenbaum ‘76

Marion and Hyman Tannenbaum

Michelle and Baruch Toledano

Melanie and Adam Weinstock ‘97

Emma and Sam Weizmann

Aviva ‘62 and Morty Yalovsky ‘61

Grants

Irene and Albert Abrams Family Foundation

Bluma Akerman Memorial Fund

Jewish Community Foundation of Montreal

Mr. and Mrs. Philip Nadler ‘86

Lederman Foundation

Anna & Joseph Mendel Foundation

Pearl & Leonard Mendel Family Foundation

Joseph Neufeld

Joy Sculnick ‘88

Shawna Goodman & Todd Sone Family Foundation

Annie, Sarah and Norman Tobias

Scholarships

156665 Canada Inc.

9254 8999 Quebec Inc.

9258 5405 Quebec Inc.

M. Edouard Desjardins

Dr. Benjamin Moryoussef

Dre Patricia Harrosch

Polachek Family Foundation

Joy Sculnick ‘88

M. Simon Levy

Mr. Joshua Wisbaum

Sponsorships

Ilana Edery and Michel Amar

Dina Raphael and Eric Azran

Stéphanie Ohnona ‘02 et Saguy Barchichat

Danielle Dichter and Gilad Ben Dor

Samantha Oziel & Lionel Chriqui

Marina Krupnik & Michael Chriqui

Deborah Coriat ‘96 & Isaac Darwiche ‘83

Morris Jacobson Legal Services Inc.

PSB Boisjoli S.E.N.C.R.L.

Rebecca Teboul and Daniel Levine

Monica Mendel ‘82

Ofira Parienti et Nino Saad

Cynthia Dahan and David Ohayon

Spiegel Sohmer

Estefania & Pini Toledano

Karine Parienti ‘95 et Dr Laurent Tordjman

Dr. Axel Tosikyan

Dr Nelly Chafai and Isaac Yehuda

THANK YOU TO OUR DONORS

Annual Campaign

Anonymous (7)

Azrieli Foundation

Johanna Pariente & Fréderic Abenaim

Anne Murielle Hassan & Dr. Denis Abergel

Arianne Aberman ’85

Mr. and Mrs. Dan Abitan

Mme Alice Abitbol

Valerie Abitbol & Avi Cohen

Dr. Guila Delouya & Yohann Abitbol

Cindy Davis & David Abramovitch

Rebecca Sokolowsky & Stephen Adda

Heather Adelson

Mitchell Adelstein ‘90

Ellen and Earl Adler

Maureen Adler

Virginie Chriqui & Jean Mark Aflalo

Albert Allard

Valérie Alloul

M. et Mme Jonathan Amar

Isaac Amar

Ilana Edery and Michel Amar

Audrey Haligua & Stephane Amar

Miki Amos

M. et Mme Paul Amsellem

Mr. and Mrs. Dov Amzallag

David Anidjar

Delphine Aouizerat

Marion Gozlan & David Arav

Linda Argalgi ‘02

David Aronoff

David Assayag

Patrick Atlan

Gregory Azancot ‘86

Danielle Azeroual

Caroll Azoulay

Jessica Banon & Steeve Azoulay ‘95

Dina Raphael and Eric Azran

Samy Azran

Keren Dayan & Peter Pinhas Azwelos

Gad Bacher

Nadine Barchechath

Stéphanie Ohnona ‘02 et Saguy Barchichat

Joel Barmish

Judi Freedman ‘95 & Ori Bauer

Mr. and Mrs. Hillel Becker

Caroline Cohen & Yahn Benabou

Sarah Braida & Adam Benaroch

Alona Perez & Albert Benarroya

M. et Mme Michel Benatar

Corinne Abikhzer & Moses Bendayan

Gabrielle Benjoar & Isaac Bendayan

David Benchitrit

Mimi Bengio

Cathy Bensmihen

Mike M. Benhaim

Muriel Knafo & Michael Benitah

Nourith Kadoch & Isaac Benizri

Ian Benoliel

Meital Peretz & Yaakov BenShitrit

Clairette Dahan & Joseph Bensimon

Monica Mendel ‘82 and Haïm Bensoussan

Natan ‘08 and Hilary Bensoussan

Daniel Bensoussan ‘16

Talia Bensoussan ‘11

Danielle Dichter and Gilad Ben Dor

Sigal Bentolila

Florence Altit & Michael Benzazon

Mr. and Mrs. Allan Berger

Claire Berger

Mr. & Mrs. Sydney Berger

Evan Bernstein ‘12

Gerry Bernstein

Jordana Bernstein ‘08

Simon Berman

Neil Bernstein ‘74

Dre Jeanne Bouteaud & Yoann Berros

Stephanie Afilalo & Philip Besner

Ellen Joan Bessner

Ilana Tock ‘95 & Jeffrey Bicher ‘88

Celine Bilbul ‘08

Liora Bitton

Osnat Bitton

Jodi Block

Robert Bohbot

Eve Rochman and Richard Boretsky

M. et Mme Mike Bouganim

Dre Anne Bouhadana

Brookline Foundation | Dean Mendel ‘84

Heather Sokoloff & Lev Bukhman

Ilona Glouzman & David Calderon

Michele Shemie & Brian Cale

Cansew Inc.

Rosana Caplan

Heather Michelin & Dr. Jeffrey Chankowsky ‘86

Mr. Sol Chankowsky

Dr. Veda R. Charrow ‘63

M. et Mme Elie Chetrit

Karène Brenner & Moshe Chetrit

Xenia Escobar Beltran & Andre Chitayat

Jeffrey Climan ‘98

Karen Lavy & Mitchell Cobrin

Doron Cohen

Karine Cohen

Carole and Eli Cohen

Keren Ritter and Howard Cohen ‘88

Yaelle Elfassy & Naor Cohen

Debbie and Ronnie Cons

Lloyd Cooper ‘95

Deborah Coriat ‘96 & Isaac Darwiche ‘83

Sharon Covit

Sabrina Lugassy & Daniel Dadoun

Galia Dafni

David Dahan

Annie Bensoussan & Eric Dahan

Michel Dahan

M. et Mme Salomon Steven Dahan

Dr. Henri Darmon

Samara and Robert Daoud

Donald Davis

Sarah & Pascal Dayan

Dre Lyndia Dernis

Yannick Dery

The Dichter Family

Robert Dixter

Leah Benatar & Charles Dray

Samuel Drazin

Dr. Sylvia Duby ‘69

Maureen & Jack Dym

Jessica Marcus & Mark Edery ‘03

Sam Edery

Mr. Mark Eklove ‘83

Ilana Einheiber

Patrick Elbaz

Melanie Cohen & Dr. Serge Elbaz

Eldee Foundation | Evelyn Schacter

Elisa Dahan & Jerry Elfassy

Sarita Elman ‘58

Fondation Emet

Howard Epstein

Mr and Mrs. Eugene Erdelyi

Vanessa Amar & Patrick Essiminy ‘87

Eventure Group

Dr. David Farber ‘86

Sam Fayer

Feldmann and Messias Pharmacy

Lisa Coriat ‘92 and Jason Farber

Yosef Fedida

Dr. Karine Dahl & David Fhima

Sharona Nir ‘93 & Abner Laurent Fhima

Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Fima

Maxyne Finkelstein

Sheri Nudel ‘87 & Jason Flam

Cassidy Flamenbaum ‘19

Earl Forman

Bram Freedman ‘82

Stephen Freedman

THANK YOU TO OUR DONORS

Annual Campaign

Matthew Friedman

Steven Friedmann

Julie Gabbay

Dr. Karen Gazith

Sarit Assouline ‘88 & Andrew Gelber ‘86

Joanna Lewis & Morrie Glaich ‘92

Dr Quentin Gobert

Darren Goldberg

Michel Golbert

Martin Goldenberg

Frank Gomberg ‘70

Dana Caplan and Johnathan Goodman

Mia and David Goodman

Morris and Rosalind Goodman Family Foundation

Josh Grady-Share ‘89

Neil Granitz ‘80

Lorne Greenfield ‘74

Ted Greenfield

Lauren Greenspoon

Neil Greenspoon

Elliot Greenstone ‘92

Katie & Lorne Grintuch

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Gross

Eleanor Grumberg

Dre Beatrice Grunbaum

Dayna Lapkovsky & Ami Grunbaum

Sophie and Aviad Grunbaum

Pauline Grunberg

Peggy Bensimhon & Russell Gudofsky

Joel Guralnick ‘87

Shibli Haddad

Joshua Haupt

Max Haupt

Illana Perez ‘93 and Steve Haupt ‘89

Alan Hazan

Neil Henderson ‘71

Natalie Belza & Mitchell Herscovitch

Amanda Lubin & Harold Hersh

John Herzog

Ronit & Abraham Hollander

Judith Howard

Eric Yossef Ifergan

M. et Mme Gabriel Illouz

Audrey Abikhzer & Eric Israel ‘90

Hadar Israel

Mr. and Mrs. Stacy Israel

Devorah Feldman & Jacob Jegher

Kara and William Jegher

Alexander Jesion ‘85

Pamela Lipson & Robert Joseph

Lawrence Joseph Associates LTD.

Aviva Orenstein ‘91 and Michael Kalin

David Kaminsky

Heather Kape ‘88

Jennifer Friedmann & Mark Karanofsky

Evan Karls Dr. Richard Katz

Robin Katz

Paula Kilian & Robert Katz

Josh Kivenko ‘90

Brandee Berson-Klein & Earl Klein ‘87

Rosanne Superstein ‘87 & Perry Kliot ‘78

Tania Assayagh & Michael Knafo

Knights of Pythias

Noah Kochman

Kodem Developments Inc.

Carol Koffler

Carole Kosters

Leona Kostiner

Avi Krispine

Isabel Deich & Zohar Krivorot

Maya Margulies & David Lacombe ‘95

Dr. Brian Lang ‘79

Dr. Adrian Langleben

Charles Laxer

Edda and Ron Laxer ‘70

Dr. Sandy Baer-Layani & Joseph Layani

Karen Mendleson & Jonathan Lazare

Gloria Leckner

Linda Leiberman

Sheldon Leibman

Charles Leibovitch ‘79

Les Boutiques Escape et 5ième Avenue

Laurence Acoca & Bernard Lévy-Soussan

Nathalie & Craig Levett

Jeremy Levi ‘01

Rebecca Teboul and Daniel Levine

Mark Levitt

Iris Alapin & Hokek Levy

Dorit Misa Levy

Sandrine Berdugo & Sidney Levy

Ashley Leiberman ‘07

Julian Lewin

Laura Benhamou & Mathieu Licari

Sheldon & Lucile Lichtblau

Dina and Daniel Lieberman

Heather Leckner & Howard Liebman ‘90

Mira Liebman

Cheryl Lifson

Angela and Ralph Lipper

Dana Zinman & Howard Lohner

Dan Mader

Charles Malka

Patricia Revah & Nino Malka

Tessa Benisty & Lionel Malonga

Howard Mamane

Molly & Harry Mann

Michael Marianer ‘03

Shelly Markel

Zvi Marmor ‘89

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