Tomorrow Happens Here: 2019–2020 BBYO Annual Report

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REFLECTING ON OUR YEAR

Dear Friends, BBYO’s 2019–2020 theme, Tomorrow Happens Here, speaks to the role that young people play in defining the future. That theme plays well when constants like regional conventions, chapter sleepovers, and trips to Israel mark the contours of a teen’s year. But what happens when the unimaginable becomes real? Perhaps Today Happens Here would have been a more appropriate theme to mark the urgency of BBYO’s mission.

An abrupt end to “life as usual” in early March caused humanity to adjust to a new reality marked by fear and isolation. Through grit and necessity, BBYO teens forged a digital platform, BBYO On Demand, to keep our community connected during the most difficult times. We mourned the things we lost—regional conventions, sports, and proms—as we replaced them with laughter, song, and prayer. A new adolescent rhythm emerged through yoga classes with teens from Bulgaria on Tuesday, Israeli cooking classes on Thursday, time zone-based Havdalah services on Saturday, and more. We even had a drop-in from AZA alumnus, Mark Cuban, who discussed leadership and the opportunities one can find during times of disruption. BBYO On Demand also helped us process the murder of George Floyd and explore topics of racial justice as we watched social unrest engulf our communities.

Through all that was going on in the world, our resiliency and creativity allowed us to go through it together. The BBYO Movement reached more teens in the last year than ever before, expanding to 37 new communities across the world, from Brazil to the Netherlands. And while the statistics look great, there is an even more important story— the narrative of BBYO serving as a support system and sense of community to teens who needed it more than ever.

Thanks to your support and generosity, we were able to pivot and provide this foundation at a moment of incredible need, and we are now poised to re-emerge on the other side of this crisis stronger than ever. We are truly grateful for your partnership in bringing teens a supportive environment that promotes the resiliency and confidence they need to carry them through the darkest moments. And, because our theme was Tomorrow Happens Here, we will all certainly benefit from the light that they create.

Warmly,

Matthew Grossman Chief Executive Officer

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Ruth Suzman Board Chair

OUR GLOBAL MOVEMENT BBYO is the Jewish community’s largest pluralistic youth Movement, engaging thousands of teens in values-based leadership

34,287 BBYO members

65,000+ teens reached

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development and delivering fun, meaningful, and affordable

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countries

experiences that inspire a lasting connection to the Jewish people.

I WOULDN’T BE WHO I AM WITHOUT MY EXPERIENCE IN B B YO. I ’ M T H A N K F U L T H AT T H E WONDERFUL YEARS I GOT TO SPEND WITH THE MOVEMENT H AV E D I R E C T LY S H A P E D M E A N D W I L L C O N T I N U E TO I M PACT M E FOR THE REST OF MY LIFE. – E M I L Y K O L O D N E Y, A N I TA M . P E R L M A N 75 I N T E R N AT I O N A L N ’S I A H TH

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new countries

725

communities

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READY TO LEAD

BY TEENS, FOR TEENS At August Execs, an annual convening of community presidents led by BBYO’s International Board, more than 100 Alephs

Throughout the year, BBYO teens strengthened skills in collaboration, communication, and adaptive leadership, working to enrich their communities at the local, regional, and international level.

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and BBGs gathered to set the Movement agenda for the year and to align on strategies and priorities.

B B YO C H A L L E N G E S M E I N A WAY H I G H S C H O O L O R M Y O T H E R E X T R A C U R R I C U L A R S D O N ’ T, G I V I N G M E AN OPPORTUNITY TO BE IN FRONT OF THE ROOM A N D T O TA K E R I S K S . I ’ M S O G R AT E F U L T O H AV E T H I S MOVEMENT TO MAKE ME A BETTER AND STRONGER L E A D E R AT A YO U N G AG E .

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– B E N P. , B B Y O K E Y S T O N E M O U N T A I N R E G I O N

B BYO AR OUND THE WORLD

Relaunched in fall 2019, teens in BBYO Finland have expanded the community to become one of BBYO’s most active worldwide— engaging nearly 80 members across the country in innovative leadership experiences.

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EMPOWERING THE NEXT GENERATION Launched at BBYO International Convention in 2019 with a generous endowment from

THE WLI A DV ISORY C OUNC IL Comprised of highly successful women representing diverse careers, geographies, and demographics, members of the new Advisory

Ted and Harriette Perlman, The Anita M.

Council helped to guide WLI strategy and

Perlman Women’s Leadership Initiative (WLI)

provide insight, inspiration, and intergenerational

celebrated its one-year anniversary this year

connection to BBGs and young alumnae.

and fostered a community of BBGs, alumni, and visionary female Jewish leaders through leadership opportunities, mentorship, and

THE WLI FELLOWSHIP

exceptional professional development

The inaugural cohort of the WLI Fellowship

experiences.

launched in April, offering leadership training and mentorship to a remarkable community of BBG alumnae aged 22–26. Throughout the year, fellows learned from highly accomplished women in their fields and members of the Advisory Council, exploring new skills and insights at a pivotal stage of career growth.

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TAKING ACTION TOGETHER Through the practice of tikkun olam—the act of repairing of the world—BBYO empowers thousands of teens across

S UPPORTIN G TEEN MENTA L HEA LTH BBYO teens, families, advisors, and staff commemorated Mental Health Awareness Month in May with a robust menu of virtual experiences designed to combat stigmas around mental health as well as provide resources and support.

The month culminated in a TEDx Masterclass on BBYO On Demand, featuring organizations, individuals, and teens sharing their experiences with mental health challenges.

the globe to improve their communities through service, philanthropy, and advocacy.

REGION SPOTLIGHT Teens in Delta Region adopted a pre-kindergarten classroom during the holiday season, helping to ensure that all students had a warm coat, gloves, pajamas, a book, and a grocery store gift card.

MOB ILIZING A MOV EMENT In June, Alephs and BBGs rallied to support

the people and communities hit hardest by the COVID-19 pandemic—raising funds for the NAACP and Direct Relief.

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G LOB AL S HAB B AT 2019 Global Shabbat provided teens with the opportunity to build crossgenerational relationships while exploring leadership lessons and insights. This year’s event united the Movement around the theme “With All Our Might,” connecting Alephs and BBGs with local business professionals, faith leaders, activists, and inspiring changemakers as they lit the Shabbat candles together and dove deeper into the critical causes they care about.

4,740 150 24 teens attended

chapters participated

countries represented

REGION SPOTLIGHT Alephs and BBGs in Mountain Region partnered with a local synagogue and the Phoenix Holocaust Association for Global Shabbat, inviting three Holocaust survivors to a powerful dinner, discussion, and Havdalah service with teens across the community.

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STRENGTHENING CONNECTIONS & COMMUNITY Alephs and BBGs discovered lifelong friendships and a sense of belonging through BBYO, while working to build welcoming, inclusive, and supportive spaces for Jewish teens across the globe.

REGION SPOTLIGHT Regional conventions are a hallmark of the BBYO experience, providing teens with authentic leadership opportunities and an inclusive space to build friendships, explore their Judaism, and connect with one another. In October, over 100 teens in Central Region West gathered for a convention exploring the theme “Looking Through a New Lens,” where Alephs and BBGs led and participated in creative Shabbat experiences, service opportunities, and learning sessions.

A G LOB AL COMMUNITY In February, 243 Alephs and BBGs from countries across the world gathered in Dallas for Global Ambassadors Week—a special opportunity for teens from outside North America to build relationships with one another and with the host community before International Convention. Members enjoyed Shabbat with local families and bonded with peers in North Texas Oklahoma Region at a community Havdalah and dance on Saturday night.

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INTER NATIONA L C ONV ENTION 2020: TOMOR R OW HAPPENS HERE With thousands of teens, educators, renowned speakers, global leaders, and trailblazers hailing from across the globe, BBYO International Convention, which took place February 13–17 in Dallas, Texas, was our most epic yet. Together, we celebrated the vibrancy of our Movement with five days of community-building, service opportunities, learning sessions, leadership development, and unforgettable experiences.

2,808 300+ 55 45 teens attended

IC Steering Committee members

countries represented

hands-on service opportunities across the Dallas metropolitan area

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creative teen-led Shabbat experiences incorporating mindfulness, music, advocacy, and more BBYO.ORG | 09

THE LAUNCH OF BBYO ON DEMAND Amidst a global shutdown and pandemic, BBYO On Demand launched nearly overnight in March and provided a powerful source of connection and community to teens as they navigated a time of uncertainty and change. Called the “Jewish Netflix of live-streamed teen programming� by the press, BBYO On Demand transformed

BY THE NUMBERS In its first three months alone, BBYO On Demand hosted thousands of programs, offering innovative experiences and content to teens socially distanced from their peers.

4,316 251,750 77,727 60 programs hosted

pageviews

unique users

participating countries

the digital landscape with compelling experiences, social gatherings, podcasts, games, service opportunities, and more.

KEEPING TEENS C ONNEC TED Each week, Virtual Shabbat and Havdalah provided a space for connection, reflection, and inspiration to hundreds of teens across the Movement, with uplifting and engaging Movement-wide gatherings hosted by BBYO teens in Latin America, Israel, Australia, Eastern Europe, and beyond.

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GLOBAL LEADERS & SPECTACULAR SPEAKERS Through BBYO On Demand,

JEAN CHATZKY CEO and Founder of HerMoney Media

MARK CUBAN Entrepreneur and Owner of the Dallas Mavericks

AARON KRAUSE Founder and CEO of Scrub Daddy

SANDRA LAWSON Rabbi, Musician, and Activist

teens explored leadership skills and learned directly from changemakers and role models across the globe, from

JONATHAN DAVISS Actor, Outer Banks

ADAM SCHEFTER ESPN Sports Writer and Analyst

RON DERMER Israeli Ambassador to the United States

MICHAEL TWITTY Writer, Historian, and Educator

REBECCA GOLDMAN Chief Operations Officer of TIME’S UP

TRACY WOLFSON CBS Sportscaster

celebrities and industry icons to educators, activists, artists, and entrepreneurs.

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CREATIVITY & INNOVATION In the face of unexpected challenges and disruptions this year, BBYO teens worked

IMPACTING OUR C OMMUNITIES Over 5,736 teens in 30 countries participated in the firstever virtual J-Serve: International Day of Jewish Youth Service, completing 22,944 hours of service across 250 communities.

The day culminated in a powerful Celebration of Service and Philanthropy, with teens raising and allocating funds to organizations addressing the spread and impact of COVID-19 as part of the world’s largest Jewish teen giving circle.

tirelessly to transform BBYO experiences into reimagined virtual events— demonstrating the spirit of resiliency that has defined BBYO for nearly a century.

REGION SPOTLIGHT Throughout the spring, teens around the world organized virtual conventions through BBYO On Demand, transforming their regional traditions and experiences into dynamic digital gatherings. In Greater Jersey Hudson River Region, teens took inspiration from International Kallah, a BBYO summer experience focused on Jewish enrichment, and planned a weekend of digital programs exploring art, music, social media, and sports as a means to connect with Judaism.

CELEB R ATING TOG ETHER In the weeks leading up to Shavuot, teens launched a global effort to study all 54 parshiyot (Torah portions)—kicking off with a celebratory virtual Lag BaOmer bonfire. Teens from Turkey to Germany and across Latin and North America designed and led creative learning experiences connected to 12

each parsha.

B BYO S U MMER EXPERIENC ES R EIMAG I NED With summer programs unable to convene safely in person, BBYO quickly pivoted to provide exceptional digital experiences to nearly 700 Jewish teens around the world. These programs provided critical connection and support to teens, and a powerful platform to explore their Judaism, build their character, and discover transformative leadership skills.

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B BYO’S S U M M E R E X P E R I E N C E S H E L P E D M E F E E L C O N N ECT E D. THROUGH THE BBG LEADERSHIP A C A D E M Y, I M E T S O M A N Y POWERFUL AND STRONG BBGS; I LISTENED TO INCREDIBLE AND INSPIRING SPEAKERS; AND I LEARNED AMAZING LEADERSHIP S K I L L S T H AT I W I L L U S E L O N G AFTER HIGH SCHOOL. – L I LY R . , B B YO D E LTA R E G I O N

226 192 161 74

CLTC Connect participants

Jewish Enrichment Innovations participants

Movement Makers participants

BBGs participated in The Anita M. Perlman BBG Leadership Academy

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Alephs participated in Elevating AZA: Building the Future of the Aleph Zadik Aleph BBYO.ORG | 13

HONOR SOCIETY

Anonymous Donor (2) Charles and Lynn Schusterman Family Foundation David and Inez Myers Foundation Genesis Philanthropy Group Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Detroit Jim Joseph Foundation Keren Keshet Fund Koum Family Foundation

Thank you to BBYO Honor Society donors who contribute $1,800 or more, ensuring the Jewish future through Honor Society donors

Anonymous Donor The Associated: Jewish Community Federation of Baltimore Barbara Epstein Foundation Gary Claar and Lois Kohn-Claar Conduit Foundation The Eleanor and Herbert Katz Family Foundation Friends of BBYO, Inc. Marvin Glyder Greater Miami Jewish Federation

change the lives of Jewish teens around the world, helping them connect to Judaism in a way that is meaningful

Jewish Federation of Cleveland Jewish Federation of Greater Kansas City Jewish Federation of Greater Washington Legacy Heritage Fund The Leon Levine Foundation M.B. and Edna Zale Foundation Milwaukee Jewish Federation Elliott and Estee Portnoy

our global Jewish

PARTNERS CIRCLE

community for today

Adelson Family Charitable Foundation

Jewish Education Center of Cleveland

Eileen Ruby

Paul and Alice Baker

Jewish Federation of Greater Dallas

Samis Foundation

Farrah Berse

Jewish Federation of Greater Houston

Howard and Diane Schilit

David Brown and Suzanne Muchin

Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia

Scott and Stacy Semel

George Kaiser Family Foundation

Jewish Federation of Northern New Jersey

Michael and Carol Staenberg

Gordon Jewish Community Center

Memphis Jewish Federation

Tatarko-Cohen Foundation

Marc and Diane Greenwald

Adean Mills

Wilf Family Foundation

Jewish Community Federation of Richmond

Bruce and Randi Pergament

Howard and Diane Wohl

Jewish Community Foundation

Steven and Tina Price

Steven Richman and Jodi Schwartz

and tomorrow.

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Michael and Andrea Leven Family Foundation Maimonides Fund The Marcus Foundation, Inc. The Mark Cuban Foundation The Paul E. Singer Foundation Theodore and Harriette Perlman UJA Federation of Jewish Philanthropies - NY Andrew and Ruth Suzman

$50,000–$99,999

LEADERS CIRCLE

a gift to BBYO. BBYO

to them and growing

$100,000+

FOUNDERS CIRCLE

of Broward County

$25,000–$49,999

$18,000–$24,999

GUARDIANS CIRCLE Alpha Epsilon Pi Daniel M. Soref Charitable Trust Eugene J. Eder Charitable Foundation Inc. Ron and Susan Goldsmith

Jack and Goldie Wolfe Miller Fund Jewish Federation of Broward County Jewish Federation of Greater Naples Libitzky Family Foundation

MENTORS CIRCLE Anonymous Donor (2) Aaron Grossman B’nai B’rith Lodge #339 Jonathan Anschell and Abigail Goldman Ilanit Blumenfeld Clarice S. Turer Charitable Fund Daniel and Rochelle Snyder BBYO Endowment Fund Mitchell and Lisa Eisen David and Janis Finer Frank A. Campini Foundation Jeremy Freedman and Judith Finer-Freedman GE Foundation Robert and Rachel Gebaide Gilead-Memorial-Shofar Lodge Mitzvah Fund Gloria Gray Foundation Matthew and Melissa Grossman Andy Gutman Harold Grinspoon Foundation Hartford Foundation For Public Giving Benjamin and Debbie Hochberg

AMBASSADORS CIRCLE Steve and Carol Aaron Abraham J Cohen Family Charitable Foundation Michael Arkes and Helen Leshner Arkes Brian and Elise Barish Gary and Carol Berman Jay Bernhardt B’nai B’rith 171 B’nai B’rith Food Industry Lodge Foundation, Inc. Daniel and Ethel Hamburger Music Fund Paul and Susan Danziger Michael Dockterman Dr. Irwin A. Solow BBYO Endowment Fund Brad and Judith Dworkin Federation for Jewish Philanthropy of Upper Fairfield County Maury and Nancy Fertig The Flo Harris Foundation Michael and Felicia Gottdenker Avi Green

Morton H Meyerson Family Foundation Ruth Perlman Marc and Joan Saperstein

The Segal Family Foundation Walter and Terri Solomon

$10,000–$17,999 Fred Isaac Jacob and Hilda Blaustein Family Foundation Jewish Community Federation of the Greater East Bay Jewish Community Federation of San Francisco Jewish Federation of Greater Charlotte Jewish Federation of Greater Hartford Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Chicago JEWISHcolorado Greg and Tracy Kalik Alex and Rebekah Klipper Leonard and Diane Sherman Family Foundation Bruce and Karen Levenson Sam Levine and Laurie Blitzer Loeb Family Charitable Foundation Erik and Jill Maschler Courtney Mizel Morse Family Foundation Michael Nadel and Alison Levin

Philip Chosky Charitable and Education Foundation Arthur and Anita Polott Robert P. and Arlene R. Kogod Family Foundation Stephen and Kim Rosen Steven and Robin Rotter Lewis and Sandy Schneider Ajay Shroff and Meka Millstone-Shroff Gary and Sue Schwartzman Sandra Sisisky Robert and Hilary Steinman Tampa Orlando Pinellas (TOP) Stephen Rosenberg Endowment Josh and Stephanie Weismer Craig and Cathy Weiss Alan and Giselle Weissman

$5,000–$9,999 Hillel: The Foundation for Jewish Campus Life Jonathan and Rachel Hoffer Jeffrey and Margie Honickman Jewish Community Center - Valley of the Sun Jewish Federation of Delaware Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh Jewish Federation of Greater Seattle Jewish Federation of Howard County Jewish Federation of St. Louis Jewish Foundation of Greater New Haven Randall Kaplan and Kathy Manning Adam Kaufman Donna Kaufman Mark and Betsy Kleinman Kranzberg Family Foundation Bruce and Leslie Lane Leo & Rhea Fay Fruhman Foundation Guy and Michal Miasnik

MJS Packaging NFP | The Meltzer Group Peggy and Steve Fossett Foundation Raymond and Gertrude R. Saltzman Foundation Russ and Leslie Robinson Rod Brown L’chaim Fund The Rosalinde and Arthur Gilbert Foundation Jamie and Cyndi Rosenthal Max and Lynn Schrayer Skip and Lynn Schrayer Howard Schultz Shaol and Evelyn Pozez Endowment Aviv and Relli Siegel Helen Simons Staenberg Family Foundation Stanley B. Farbstein Endowment

Sylvan T. Baer Foundation Phyllis Tabachnick Temple Shalom Theodore Pincus Endowment Aaron Weitman Yako Nesim Poliker Fund for Jewish Youth Jason Yelowitz Henry Zachs Scott and Mauri Zemachson

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$1,800–$4,999

FRIENDS CIRCLE Anonymous Donor (2) Daniel and Wendi Abramowitz The Alfred Wohl Family Foundation Gabbi Baker Judith Barton Jarrod Beck Jeff and Janet Beck Neil Beckerman Erran Berger Debbie Berman Kevin and Devorah Berman Michelle Birnbaum and Stephen Daoust B’nai B’rith Charities Foundation of Allentown B’nai B’rith International - Great Lakes Region Brogan & Partners Chuck and Stacey Butler Charleston Jewish Federation Andrew and Abby Cherner Cheryl and James Snyder BBYO Endowment Fund Cohen Family Foundation Trust Rob and Sheri Cohen Robert Cohen Dan and Ellan Zelman Family Foundation Lawrence and Suzi Dell Kenny and Shoshana Dichter Rob and Jill Dulitsky Glenn and Sheryl Etelson Len and Amy Feldman Fine Family Laura Freeman Frieda and Leon Steinberg Charitable Foundation Bennett Glazer Lander and Kari Gold Brad Goldberg and Marla Parker

Goldman, Sachs & Co. Matching Gift Program Mark and Audrey Goldstein Bruce and Tammy Gorosh Adam and Allison Grant Greensboro Jewish Federation Andy and Jennifer Grossman Dot and Basil Haymann Gary and Julie Haymann Henri and Lila Wagmann Charitable Trust Andrew and Amy Herman Hochberg Family Foundation Alison Hoffer Stephen and Amy Hoffman Shana Honig Horowitz David and Jill Hulnick Jewish Community Association of Greater Phoenix Jewish Federation of Greater MetroWest NJ Jewish Federation of Greater New Haven Jules L. & Dorothy M. Kamsly Fund David and Terry Kahan Lewis and Elyse Kalmans Lawrence Kaplan Tracey Katz Jackie Kauff David and Judy Kaufman George and Janet King Jason and Lisa Klein Gary and Debbie Kohler Karen Kolodny Michael and Mimi Kress Rob Krolik Scott and Laura Kupor Michael and Audrey Laufer Charles and Linda Lax Seth and Karen Lerner Jamie Maier Staci Marlowe

Anette Marmalefsky and Family Marsh & McLennan Agency Marsha Lilien Gladstein Foundation Amir and Sigalle Michael Allie Michel Lee and Sheryl Miller Joanne Moore Randy and Lynn Morgan Eryn Morgenlander Judith Neidenberg David Oliwenstein Lynda Ortner Michael Oxman and Doug Winkelstein Jonathan and Lisa Perlmutter Jonah Pesner and Dana Gershon Neil and Karen Pinsky Michael and Sharon Pollack Neil and Kami Pomerantz Stanley and Barbara Rabin Ralph B. Penn Memorial Fund Frank and Helen Risch Bruce and Suzanne Rosenblum Bruce and Mindy Ruben Mark and Shelly Rubenfire Samara Rudolph Chris and Jessica Rush Sara Lee Begun Endowment Fund Saul Alexander Foundation Emily Sax Bender David and Deborah Schoeman Sheila Schwartz David and Susie Sherman Arthur and Michele Siegal Eric and Lori Sklut Jayson and Judy Slotnik Peter and Jodi Sprinkmann Barbara Stein

John and Jennifer Stein Charlene Steinhauer Bradley and Susan Stillman Temple Emanuel The Curwin Family Foundation David Waghelstein and Ellen Kagen Waghelstein Bernie and Janyse Weisz William and Adonna S. Kaplan Endowment Fund Rob and Lisi Wolf Douglas and Margo Woll The Wuliger Family II Philanthropic Fund Jonathan and Leora Zabusky Zeff Kesher Foundation Zion Lodge Trust Jeff and Lauren Zlotky

THE ANITA M. PERLMAN WOMEN’S LEADERSHIP INITIATIVE ADVISORY COUNCIL Gabbi Baker Farrah Berse Ilanit Blumenfeld Diane Greenwald Rebecca Hanai

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Debbie Hochberg Alison Hoffer Shana Honig Horowitz Tracy Kalik Karen Katz

Tracey Katz Rebekah Kohn Klipper Meredith Kopit Levien Jamie Maier Jill Maschler

Allie Michel Jennifer Miller Meka Millstone-Shroff Eryn Morgenlander Anita Polott

Samara Rudolph Emily Sax Bender Diane Schilit Jodi Schwartz Hilary Steinman

Amber Weinberger Gigi Weissman Ivy Zelman Mauri Zemachson

LEGACY SOCIETY BBYO is deeply grateful to individuals and families who have included provisions for BBYO in their estates.

Anonymous Donor (3) Steve and Carol Aaron Andi and Zack Perelman BBYO Endowment Fund Annette Lutz Household Amanda Babbitt Martin and Rachael Badt BBYO/March of the Living Endowment BBYO/Wisconsin Region BBYO Restricted Fund Aaron Berken and Heather Polan Berken Michael and Karen Bernstein Beth and Daniel Erlanger BBYO Endowment Fund Bradley and Kathy Bernstein Endowment Fund David Brown and Suzanne Muchin Lauren Brownstein Allan and Sue Carneol Cheryl and James Snyder BBYO Endowment Fund Jenni Chudnow Clement and Sandy Alpert Designated Endowment Fund Cobi Edelson Cohen David Cohn Daniel and Rochelle Snyder BBYO Endowment Fund Doug Goldman Memorial/Shromrei Endowment Dr. Irwin A. Solow BBYO Endowment Fund E. “Bub” Schuman Scholarship Fund of Richmond Jewish Foundation Marc and Robyn Eiseman Erv Chudnow Memorial Fund Kevin and Andrea Falik Brian Feiges and Tamar Kelber Lawrence and Melissa Feldmesser Ben and Deb Fendrich Douglas Finegood Nancy Finegood Brad and Lori Fishel Jeremy Freedman and Judith Finer-Freedman Mark and Linda Freedman Ari and Jennifer Friedman Donald and Joyce Friedman Friends of BBYO, Inc. Friends Of Rosie Frydman Endowment Fund Steve and Marla Frydman Gabe and Alice Rubin Endowment Fund Geri and Steven Recht BBYO Endowment Fund Joseph and Sharon Giannotti Marvin Glyder Ron and Susan Goldsmith Bernie and Lenora Goldstein Shel and Ellen Goldstein

Bruce and Tammy Gorosh Sheila Greenwald Matthew and Melissa Grossman Hank and Marcie Katzen Harold and Ethel Primakow Scholarship Fund Harriet Ancel Family Foundation John and Heidi Hassenfeld Hirschberg Honigman Fund Howard Schnoll Fund Jewish Community Foundation of Broward County Jewish Federation of Southern New Jersey Jonathan and Veronica Schmerling BBYO Endowment Fund Joseph And Helen Swiff Memorial Fund of the Dallas Jewish Community Foundation Jonah and Grace Kaplan Marshall and Jackie Karr David and Joan Kazan Shaul and Pam Kelner Howard and Leslie Kirshner Leo and Donna Kleiner Lee and Glenda Kraft Stephen and Leslye Lapidus Michael and Audrey Laufer Marvin and Marlene Lauwasser Paul Lebovitz Leo And Barbara Balkin Memorial Fund Ralph and Randi Levy Tobias and Cheryl Libber Richard Lieberman and Helene Weisz Lisa and Lee Oleinick BBYO Endowment Fund Paul Loewenstein and Jody Kaufman Loewenstein Tedd and Julie Lookatch Marc and Joan Saperstein David and Rachael Marks Max Weltman Gilead-Memorial Shofar Fund Stanley Meretsky Michael and Judy Metzman Nelson and Joyce Migdal James and Felicia Miller Ron and Susan Miller Mina and Murray Pfeffer Special Purpose Fund Steven Morrison and Goldie Kadushin Mitch and Cheryl Moser Nita and Edward Zukrow Family Fund Joe and Maxine Perlen Theodore and Harriette Perlman David Plavnick Jay and Jill Plavnick Elliott and Estee Portnoy Steven and Esther Remer Rosalie And Billy B. Goldberg

Endowment Fund Rose Kulakow “Angel” Fund Michael Rosenberg Carla Rosenthal Jonathan and Iris Rotker Jonathan and Sheryl Rubin Eileen Ruby Stefanie Sager Marc and Joan Saperstein Rose Saperstein Sara Lee Begun Endowment Fund Daniel Satlow Hannah Sattler Nat Sattler Gerald Schwartz Talia Schwartz Jeff and Melinda Schwarz Michael and Debbie Scribner Shaol and Evelyn Pozez Endowment Mark and Sharon Shapiro Arthur and Michele Siegal Wayne and Susan Silverman Walter and Terri Solomon Marshall Spinner and Paula Goldman-Spinner Jason Steigman and Dori Frankel-Steigman Mike Stein and Terri Peckerman-Stein Lisa Strause Levinson Phyllis Tabachnick Zabrina Tamarkin Teplin-Ner Tamid Endowment The Bezalel Foundation Theodore Pincus Endowment Steven Titlebaum Virginia Council BBYO Alumni Scholarship Fund Scott and Michelle Wales Russell and Samantha Walsh Helene Weisz William and Adonna S. Kaplan Endowment Fund William and Erica Goodman Endowment Fund Howard and Diane Wohl John Yopps and Melissa Chudnow Leonard and Karen Zukrow Susan Zukrow Yoni and Julie Zvi

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BBYO BOARD OF DIRECTORS OFFICERS Ruth Suzman Board Chair Walter Solomon Past Chair Lois Kohn-Claar Vice Chair Craig Weiss Vice Chair and Treasurer David Brown Secretary Matthew Grossman Chief Executive Officer

FY2020 BOARD Jonathan Anschell Jay Bernhardt Laurie Blitzer Susan Goldsmith Adean Golub Andy Gutman Lee Kohrman Emily Kolodney Anita M. Perlman International N’siah

Estee Portnoy David Rittberg Marc Saperstein Lynn Schusterman Stacy Schusterman

THE 95 TH GRAND BOARD OF THE ALEPH ZADIK ALEPH Grand Aleph S’gan: Adam Weintraub Greater Atlanta Region Grand Aleph Moreh: Dov Factor Central Region West Grand Aleph Mazkir: Kian Roy North Texas Oklahoma Region Grand Aleph Shaliach: Glenn Randall Mid-America Region: St. Louis Council Grand Aleph Gizbor: Ethan Freed North Texas Oklahoma Region

THE 75 TH INTERNATIONAL BOARD OF THE B’NAI B’RITH GIRLS Anita M. Perlman International N’siah: Emily Kolodney Lonestar Region International S’ganit: Mia Buchband Wisconsin Region International Aym Ha’Chaverot: Michelle Tanner Lake Ontario Region International Mazkirah: Lindsay Sherman Greater Atlanta Region International Sh’licha: Jill Goldwasser Mid-America Region: St. Louis Council International Gizborit: Rose Leveen Evergreen Region

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FINANCIALS 2%

1%

FY2020

FY2019

FY2018

FY2017

19,883,167

17,303,969

14,458,676

13,734,604

Member Dues

795,414

937,787

1,155,129

1,345,212

Program Fees

13,633,472

17,238,435

16,619,294

15,366,788

Federations

529,227

808,047

727,607

749,103

Other Revenue

214,608

291,387

456,382

356,660

35,055,888 37,264,625 33,417,088

31,552,367

Contributions*

REVENUE

39%

57%

Total Revenue

2%

FY2020

FY2019

FY2018

FY2017

17,632,371

19,489,712

17,930,947

15,798,677

Personnel

12,528,828

11,587,426

11,311,153

9,872,853

Operations

3,593,038

4,395,687

4,170,946

4,512,368

11% Program

EXPENSES

37%

52%

Total Expenses

33,754,237 35,472,825 33,413,046 30,183,898

*FY20 Contributions include $527,815 of permanently restricted contributions as well as $3,018,509 of contributions which are restricted to future fiscal years.

FY19 Contributions include $695,000 of permanently restricted contributions as well as $1,438,200 of contributions which are restricted to future fiscal years.

FY18 & FY17 Contributions include $510,000 of permanently restricted contributions.

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