Annual Report 2023

THIS IS IHC Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation Annual Report

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THIS IS WHAT MATTERS TO US WE ARE COMMITED TO OUR MISSION:

WHAT THIS MEANS:

Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation (IHC) is an inclusive Jewish community where all congregants matter, are inspired to action through Jewish values, and experience Judaism in a meaningful way.

IHC is a place where you can choose how to live your most authentic Jewish life. For some, that is attending Shabbat services each Friday.

For others, it is being in a Circle that connects a person with their interests and passions. Some members are part of IHC as they support their children’s Jewish journeys.

There is no wrong way to be a member of IHC, as long as you are living a Jewish life that is meaningful to you.

OUR VISION IS FOCUSED:

WHAT THIS MEANS:

IHC is a community living Jewish values through worship, engagement, enrichment, and education.

Our clergy, staff, and lay leaders provide opportunities through worship, engagement, enrichment, and education so you can live out your Judaism in whatever manner is most comfortable for you.

2023 REFLECTIONS IHC BOARD PRESIDENT MITCH KATZ Fellow congregants, In the pages that follow, you will see pictures, graphs, and stories about this past year, but 2023 does not stand on its own.

It is a link between the nearly 168 years that came before and the future awaiting us. 2023 is our chapter in the continuing story of Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation. As I approach the end of my two-year term as temple president, it becomes increasingly clear to me that IHC’s greatest value is as a Jewish community. We are an inclusive sacred community that creates spaces to experience Judaism and act on its values, in ways we find personally meaningful. During the past year, having a place to share our Jewish interests has never been more important.

We are a vibrant congregation because of the multiple touchpoints that allow each member to feel connected and have a sense of belonging: Shabbat celebrations for adults, tots, and families, the round-the-clock support of our clergy, Jewish Learning Program, Adult Education classes, IHC Circle groups, Torah Study, The Early Childhood Center, Lifecycle events, High Holy Day programs, Sisterhood, IHC Music concerts, performances, and so much more.

IHC will keep bringing us new opportunities. It will also focus on helping us build friendships and make sure you know, deep down, that this is your Jewish home. The way this happens will change too, as the demands in our lives ebb and flow.

Our 2030 Vision Task Force and Member Relations task force are working to meet these evolving needs.

You will begin to see the results of some of their work in 2024. These efforts will help guide IHC leadership and assure we meet our ever-changing needs.

Our congregation continues to thrive because of the time and creativity you give to IHC. Thank you to those who volunteer on committees, help with programs, or serve in leadership roles including on our Board. I am also thankful for the generous financial contributions of our members. These gifts allow us to create moments to bond over our Judaism and Jewish values.

By giving time, treasure, and talent, you help create our special congregation.

As I look back on 2023, I also want to thank our clergy, Executive Director, office team, Jewish Learning Program team, maintenance and security staff, and the whole Early Childhood Center team who work to serve us. They are dedicated to the IHC mission. They are responsible for the creativity which results in new opportunities, the planning that results in smooth operations, and the caring hearts that results in community.

2024 will be an exciting year.

I hope you continue to experience the full breath of opportunities we have at IHC. L' Shalom, Mitch Katz

OUR DONORS We would like to make note of those whose generosity went beyond our sustaining membership commitment amount during the 2023 calendar year.

L’Dor V’Dor “Generations”

Tzedek “Righteousness”

David & Jacqueline Barrett Arthur & Virginia Cutler Robert & Alice Schloss Daniel Spitzberg & Susanne McAlister Spitzberg

Benjamin & Nichole Abraham Stuart & Louise Abramson Jerald & Gayle Ancel Michael & Cara Berg Raunick Daniel & Kathryn Cantor Thomas & Judie Doehrman Juliet z''l & Alan Duncanson Jerome & Janis Gershman Mitchell & Karen Katz Philip & Wendalon Larman Joseph & Leslie Leffel

Chazon “Vision”

Mazon “Bounty”

$18,000 and above

$7,200-$8,999

Andrew & Susan Appel James & Betsy Backe Andrew & Lorraine Ball Jeff Berebitsky Michael & Barbara Blickman Sally Cook David Klapper David Kleiman & Susan Jacobs Richard & Barbara Leventhal Bernard Mansavage & Rachel Katzenellenbogen Jack & Susan Moss Douglas & Kimberly Patterson David & Masha Wiener

$9,000-$17,999

Jerry Litwack Thomas & Flo Mary Mantel Deborah Milkey Benjamin Pecar & Leslie Thompson Anthony & Marya Rose Julian & Dawa Shepard Rachel Simon & Hale Stuart Alex & Marcella Slabosky

$5,400-$7,199

Jeffrey & Lynn Abrams John & Kathleen Ackerman Eric Adolph & Teresa Beam Douglas & Kimberly Berebitsky David Brokaw Elyse & Curt Chuvalas Sidney & Lois Eskenazi Stephen & Lynn Farber David & Bonnie Foster Edward & Laurie Freeman James & Sylvia Funk Eric & Susannah Gershman John & Lisa Goldenberg Michael & Judy Harrington Beverly Harrison Diane & Patrick Healey Thomas & Janie Herman Bob and Linda Hewitt David & Lori Hirsch Dwayne & Amy Isaacs Jeffrey & Jane Jex Joyce Kleinman

Stephen & Deborah Klineman Steven & Nicole Kofkoff Gary & Nancy Koppel Martin & Natalie Kroot Irwin & Claudia Labin Diane Lutz Marvin & Susan Mitchell Eric & Jennifer Orman Steve & Pam Rappaport Adam & Kirsten Rubin Greg & Shelly Sachs Adam Schiffer & Karen Lamott Schiffer David & Priscilla Schnur Jerrold & Ellen Simon Eric & Mary Rose Simons Michael & Stacy Smith Mark Steingold & Lisa Brown Mark & Marla Tasch Barry Wormser & Jacalyn Bolles Elliott Yolles *z''l stands for zichronam livracha, which means "may their memory be for blessing".

Heritage

$3,600-$5,399 David & Sharon Baldwin Michael & Marcy Bandick Steven & Kelly Bodner Carol Bogar Louis & Linda Cantor Robert & Linda Chinsky Michael & Caren Chopp Larry & Dona Cohen Stephanie & Jeffrey Cohen Henry Efroymson & Sonja Kantor Andrew & Irene Engel Patti Freeman Dorson & Roland Dorson Sarah Freeman & Ian Stewart Daniel & Amanda Goldstein Rikki Goldstein Thomas & Arlene Grande Benjamin & Rachel Greenfield Peter Grossman & Polly Spiegel

Roger Hurwitz Kenneth & Phyllis Kaplan Jordan & Amy Kraner Barry & Jane Kroot Kevin Krulewitch & Rosanne Ammirati Mark Langer & Elaine White Metin & Sandra Levi Elliot Lewis & Chris Bauer Robin Lybolt & Debra Wagner Andrew McSheffery & Marilyn Smith Jeffrey & Catherine Mossler Donna Nelson Jon & Andrea Pactor Dorit Paul Eloise Paul & Bill Lee Gil & Bethany Peri Mark & Sally (Sara) Perlstein Howard & Nancy Ratner

Jason Rich & Jamie Ratner Rich Mark & Rebecca Ristow Larry & Lisa Sablosky David & Ellen Schwartz Brian & Sally Shapiro Scott & Colleen Shapiro Stephen Shideler Robert & Denise Silbert David Smith & Kylea Asher-Smith Mark & Rebecca Stempel Larry & Carly Turow Gary & Jennifer Vigran Beth Weinberg Jeffrey & Sara Weinberger Carol Weiss

Sustaining

$2,900-$3,599 Rebecca Willis & Joshua & Eliana Armstrong Jeremy Goldstein Aaron & Dianna Balanoff Jonathon Barefoot & Erin O'Leary Evan & Lynda Goodman Gary & Patricia Goodman Ronald & Dee Bloom Janice Goodman & Steven & Deborah Bulloff Steven Pattison Matthew & Melanie Claymon Kenneth Gould & Susan Dluz Karen Cohen Jodi & Josh Greenwald Sara & Brian Cox Kevin Hardie & Lisa Freeman David & Miriam Dant Jeffrey & Sara Hastings Thomas & Risa Davidson Richard Hellman Myrna Davis David Honig & Robyn Pauker Leonard Dintenfass & Betsy & Gregory Humrichouser Constance Whitman Marc & Dana Katz Terry Evans & Susan Fuldauer Norman & Carol Kempler Linda & Andrew Falender Andrew Kleiman Robert & Tamela Falender William & Susan Kleinman Mark & Shereen Farber Stephan Kort Beth Fineberg Jeffrey & Rebecca Kosc Joan FitzGibbon Bradley & Jessica Gershman

Jeremy Kranowitz & Jennifer Pleasure Jonathan & Kimberly Kranz Jeffrey Levy & Vanessah Ng Jeffrey & Catherine Loeser Tilden & Cathy Mendelson R. Brian & Ellen Modiano Andrew Puchle & Rebecca Spivack Robert Rifkin Charles & Karen Rossen Donald & Sandra Rothbaum Zachary & Marcia Ruderman Evan & Breanna Russell Caryl Shideler Andrew & Brenda Soshnick Barbara Ward Elizabeth Wathen Steven & Missy Wise Thomas & Gloria Wiser Walter Wolf, Jr. & Joan Wolf Ronald & Carolyn Zhiss

WHAT YOUR INVESTMENTS SUPPORTED

Tzedek Committee Food insecurity awareness Reproductive rights JLP Faculty training Introduction to Judaism courses Special learning opportunities for students

Social Justice Engagement 6.1% 6.2%

JLP/Adult Ed 15.9% Member Support 25.4%

High Holy Days Rosh HaShanah Retreat Bar/Bat Mitzvah Shabbat in the Park Holiday celebrations Life cycle events

Worship & Spiritual Life 7.7%

Facilities 31.8% Pastoral Care 6.9%

Hospital/Hospice visits One-on-one meetings Round-the-clock care and support for members

Security Parking lot improvements ECC playground repairs Deep kitchen cleaning Plumbing improvements

ENGAGE IT’S HOW WE BOND AND CONNECT WITH ONE ANOTHER Between our music programming, more than a dozen Circles, Sisterhood, Brotherhood, celebrations of holidays and Shabbat, and committees, finding a way to be engaged at IHC is not difficult.

Here is some snapshots of another engaging year at temple.

Baking savory hamantaschen

Family Shabbat Family Shabbat game time

65th Street Klezmorim

Sisters in the Sukkah

Polina Umansky Recital

Schmoozing in the sukkah Opera! Unstuffed

Indianapolis Children’s Choir

Sisterhood bonding

Adult Purim Shpiel

Mental Health Professionals Circle IHC Circles Leaders Meet Up

Global Dining for 50+

Sukkot Bourbon Tasting

Family Adventure Circle Meet Up at Holliday Park

IHC Choir Euchre Circle

Taschlich with Ga’avah (Pride) Circle

IndyChai Tu’Bishvat Gathering

SUPPORT IT’S HOW WE USE OUR TIME, TALENTS, AND RESOURCES TO HELP To be a part of IHC means to not only help our Jewish community at 6501 N. Meridian Street, but to support the greater Indianapolis community as we live out the Jewish value of tikkun olam (repair the world) .

Here is a taste of what we did in 2023: We surpassed our High Holy Days Appeal goal in 2023, raising $110,035.

Caring Clergy Our clergy team cares deeply for this community. Combined, they roughly had 5,000 pastoral care touchpoints through phone calls, in person visits, and conversations.

Supportive Staff

In addition to their day-to-day job responsibilities, our staff dedicated around 2,000 hours last year to support IHC members like you, during High Holy Days, Shabbat services, and other life cycle events.

Sisterhood Social Action

IHC Hunger Fund

Caring Community

94 meals delivered 357 greetings cards sent 31 occasions visiting, calling, emailing, and providing transportations for members Dozens of gift bags sent for holidays like Purim, Hanukkah, and High Holy Days

See our volunteer list on the next page.

Greenbriar Elementary School Support Volunteer Circle 200 food bags (for school breaks) Indiana Diaper Bank 60 backpacks with school supplies 46 Thanksgiving baskets 236 pairs of children’s underwear and 19 containers of laundry detergent to Grassroots Projects Jewish Family Services 2 hours of volunteering 22 Passover baskets donated per participant 3 families sponsored for Adopt-A-Family Second Helpings

$11,062 raised to support local organizations fighting food insecurity

Sukkot Food Drive 1,250lbs of food to Second Helpings

4 hours of volunteering per participant

Mitzvah Stitchers

Green Space Planting

Mitzvah Stitchers created 350 items that went to organizations like Riley Hospital and the Homeless Initiative Program.

at Nur-Allah Islamic Center

OUR VOLUNTEERS Benjamin Abraham, Jeff Abrams, Louise Abramson, Stuart Abramson, Cheryl Ackerman, Monica Allardt, Ruth Anderson, Andy Arenson, Betsy Backe, Elyse Bailey, Dianna Balanoff, Andy Ball, Lorraine Ball, Jon Barefoot, Jackie Barrett, Jessie Barrett, Rachel Basey, Teresa Beam, Jeff Berebitsky, Cara Berg Raunick, Rhonda Berns, Gayle Bernstein, Randy Bernstein, Sara Bernstein, Dr. Amy Beth Kressel, Carol Bogar, Lisa Brown, Steven Bulloff, Marsha Burman, Andrea Burnett, Linda Cantor, Katy Cantor, Dan,Cantor, Matthew Chaifetz, Eva Chaifetz, Isaac Chaifetz, Elyse Chuvalas, Curt Chuvalas, Barbara Cohen, Jeff Cohen, Darla Cohen, Howard Cohen, Daniel Cohen, Dona Cohen, Larry Cohen, Lainna Cohen, Sally Cook, Dee Cooler, Jane Corn, Stacy Covitz, Adriana Cowdin, Sara Cox, Anita Dansker, Andrea Del Guidice, Lisa Deremiah, Cory Dicker, Louise Dinsmore, Leonard Dintenfass, Judie Doehrman, Tom Doehrman, Sue Douglas, Kate Duffy, Elaine Edmands, Heather Edmands, Henry Efroymson, Simon Efroysmon, Diane Evans, Linda Falender, Barbara Feltman, Suzan Feuer, Ken Finkel, Esther Fishman, Debbie Follman, Bonnie Foster, Lisa Freeman, Sarah Freeman, Eddie Freeman, Laurie Freeman, Martha Freeman, Marsha Freeman, Patti Freeman Dorson, Karen Fried, Risé Friedman, Forrest Gatrell, Brad Gershman, Rhonda Gerson- Hurwitz, Lynn Giles, Neal Ginsberg, Naomi Gold, Valerie Goldblatt, Marcia Goldstein, Marvin Goldstein, Pat Goldstein, Zoe Goldstein, Richard Gonon, Patty Goodman, Rose-Marie Goodman, Lynda Goodman, Mary Gorden, Melanie Gottlieb, David Gotthelf, Linda Gotthelf, Ken Gould, Joshua Gould, Arlene Grande, Myrna Gray, Carol Green, Ian Greenwald, Jodi Greenwald, Max Greenwald, Marjorie Gullett, Sara Halberstadt, Bev Harrison, Lou Harry, Cindy Harry, Suzette Hartsfield-Jones, Amy Haskell, Matt Hastings, Judi Hastings, Roz Hazzard, John Heinz, Ron Herman, Sarah Herpst, Linda Hewitt, Bob Hewitt, David Hirsch, Lori Hirsch, Carolyn Hiser, Dakota Hudelson, Victoria Hyatt Cahn, Amy Isaacs, Stacy Isaacs, Susie Jacobs, Bill Jacobson, Rebecca Jaffe, Shelley Kahn, Sonja Kantor, Katy Kantor, Ava Kaseff, Jodi Kaseff, Mitch Katz, Karen Katz,

Abby Katz, Dana Katz, Nicole Keller, Jennifer Kelley, Norman Kempler, Rhonda Kile, David Kleiman, Joyce Kleiman, Elaine Klineman, Julie Kniptash, Steven Kofkoff, Becky Kosc, Diane Kramer, Tami Krichiver, Melissa Kushner, Maliyah Kushner, Claudia Labin, Melissa Lane, Jackie Larman, Michelle Lawrence, Hawaii Lee, Lexie Leightner, Lori Lencheck, Chuck Lencheck, Dick Leventhal, Barry Levitt, Barb Levy, Judy Levy, Joel Lisker, Andrew Lodolo, Josh Lodolo, Mona Loft, Diane Lutz, Rachel Mahan, Jeff Maurer, Lauren McDaniel, Tilden Mendelson, Rick Metz, Marsha Millikan, Cheri Morgan, JoAnn Morris, Evvy Moss, Alli Nimtz, Ruth Nisenthal, Marla Oancea, Ginger Odom, Andrea Pactor, Ellen Pactor, Stevie Pactor, Kimberly Patterson, Eloise Paul, Dorit Paul, Rabbi Bruce Pfeller, Toni Potts, Joe Rabb, Sarah Rabins, Nancy Ratner, Paula Reiss, Joy Rheins, Rebecca Ristow, Celia Ristow, Sue Rockafellow, Eddie Roger, Cantor Emerita Janice Roger, Brandon Roger, Randi Roger, Sammie Roger, Karen Rossen, Stacy Rubens, Jackie Rubin, Marcia Ruderman, Natalie Schabler, Adam Schiffer, Karen Schiffer, Molly Schmidt, Roberta Schweitzer, Jane Senn, Ann Shepherd, Daniela Shuvaks-Katz, Norman Sider, Denise Silbert, Bennie Silver, Al Silver, Charlie Sim, Ellen Simon, Jerry Simon, Eric Simons, Owen Simons, Alex Slabosky, Marcella Slabosky, Lynn Slivka, Jen Sniderman, Judy Sosin, Elaine Spector, Polly Spiegel, Toby Stark, Dodie Stein, Jeannie Stein, Ian Stewart, Nia Stewart, Suzanna Stoebick, Vickie Stohl, Sheryl Strack, Anastasia Strasburg, Carly Traynor, Carly Turow, Jennifer Vigran, Deb Wagner, Debbie Waldman, Joseph Waldman, Bess Walter, Beth Weinberg, David Wiener, Faedra Weiss, Robin Weiss, Jill Weiss-Simins, Todd Wentico, Sandi Werner, Elizabeth Wertz, John Wertz, Connie Whitman, Jennifer Williams, Melissa Williams, Rebecca Willis, Missy Wise, Gloria Wiser, Barry Wormser, Elizabeth Wurtz, Karla Yale, Audrey Yoakum, Sheila Yuckman, MaryAnn Zaban, Lilia Zurkovsky, Les Zwirn, Enid Zwirn.

The following list of volunteers was created based on input from temple leadership and lay leadership on their rosters of volunteers as of November 2023.

Even with these best efforts, please let us know if there was an omission or error by emailing our Communications Specialist at emilyk@ihcindy.org.

LEARN IT’S HOW WE EXPLORE, STUDY, AND REAFFIRM OUR VALUES Our clergy, also, reached out into the Indianapolis community to educate and inform others about Jewish values and beliefs.

We gained new perspectives from welcoming an array of speakers to our bimah, including Chasten Buttigieg, Cantor Sarah Sanger, Rabbi Maddi Anderson, and our members.

In 2023, 18 of our younger members chanted Torah to became a bar or bat mitzvah. 9 tenth grade students completed the Confirmation process, which included a trip (in 2022) to New York City to learn about the American Jewish story and culture. 177 children participated in our Jewish Learning program where they gained solid perspective of Jewish knowledge, better understand Jewish values and teachings, and explored their connections to their faith.

With the guidance of our Tzedek committee, IHC focused its social justice efforts on food insecurity. Through learning modules, guest speakers, and films, our community became more aware of this ongoing issue in greater Indianapolis.

110 students (ages 1 to 5) were part of our Early Childhood Center (ECC) last year. On top of regular classroom learning, five different specials teachers teach our ECC students about a variety of subjects from science to soccer.

Throughout 2023, clergy shared their wealth of knowledge and Jewish perspectives through 14+ adult educational offerings. They ranged in topic from conflict in Israel, to High Holy Day preparation, and even dipping Shabbat candles.

ISRAEL IN OUR HEARTS AND ON OUR MINDS

Darkness, fear, and pain cloaked the final months of 2023. On October 7, the Hamas terrorist attacks rocked the global Jewish community. The hostages, attack victims and their families, soldiers, and the entire state of Israel are in our hearts. We think of the innocent victims who are caught in the middle of this Israel-Hamas war.

Sadly, the violence and hate of October 7th continues to spread throughout the Middle East and beyond. Antisemitism continues to skyrocket globally and within the greater Indianapolis area. Our students, from elementary school through college, have all experienced this new reality and have leaned on our clergy team and one another to cope. And all of us have been challenged to define what it means to support Israel as it strives to become the Jewish democratic state.

We are encouraged that the Indiana Senate and Governor Holcomb have maintained their commitment to the IHRA (International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance) definition of antisemitism and look forward to working with legislators in both the House and Senate to create better methods of combatting antisemitism in our state.

At the release of this report, Hamas is still holding 134 Israeli hostages in Gaza.

Israel continues to defend itself against Hamas. The humanitarian crisis in the region worsens. It is not clear when this war will end, but we pray that all the inhabitants of Israel, as well as those in Gaza and the West Bank, will know peace soon.

GROW IT’S HOW WE MAKE SURE OUR VISION CONTINUES INTO THE FUTURE Even in 1856, our founders dreamt about how this congregation would grow in the years, decades, and centuries to come. The current leadership at IHC has those same dreams of growth and how we make sure IHC is here for future generations of Jews. Below are some ways that growth is actualizing and its long term impact on our community.

State-of-the-Art Sound

Growing Inward

Your Safety is Top of Mind

Connecting with the City and Beyond

Do services sound more clear and crisp in our sanctuary or on our livestream? That is thanks to our new sound system in the sanctuary and social hall. We will not use this space to detail the technical minutia of the speakers, microphones, and monitors, but want to emphasize that this state-of-art, reliable sound system opens up many doors for IHC. It allows us to host large-scale events, concerts, and programs in the years to come. It also ensures that our congregants can participate in our prayers and melodies during the holiest times of year. whether they are inside our sanctuary or watching on a livestream from home.

Soon, we will see the fruits of a years-long process to enhance safety and security measures at IHC. We have the green light to move forward with projects that will: Add more internal and external security cameras.

Install security doors that can isolate parts of the building from external threats.

Make portions of the building keycard accessible.

The intended goal for completing these projects is High Holy Days 5785.

These enhancements go hand-in-hand with ongoing trainings and briefings that prepare our staff and security personnel for threats and emergencies,

Our IHC Circles keep growing. We now have 14 Circles. The strength of the Circles program demonstrates our commitment to providing opportunities for people to connect with one another in meaningful ways.

30 new member families joined our congregation last year. People are seeking out Jewish, spiritual homes for themselves and their children. We are determined to meet these new and interested households where they are in life. Making sure we are here for them and future families has never been more important.

IHC branches into the non-Jewish world, too.

We continue to connect with the surrounding greater Indianapolis area. We welcomed more than 400 people into our sanctuary for Justice and Judaism: A Fireside Chat with Chasten Buttigieg. IHC will continue to serve as a place where innovative leaders and changemakers can speak with the public. Our IHC Music series showcases our ability to be a highly sought after music venue: hosting performers from the Indianapolis Children’s Choir and the IU Jacobs School of Music.

Even our 65th Street Klezmorim deepens our connection with our Indianapolis community.

They share traditional Jewish music in spaces like the Carmel Public Library and a Christkindlmarkt downtown.

SUPPORTING YOU, IHC, AND ONE ANOTHER

Clergy Rabbi Brett Krichiver, Senior Rabbi Cantor Aviva Marer, Cantor Rabbi Jordana Chernow-Reader, Associate Rabbi Rabbi Roxanne Shapiro, Director of Lifelong Learning Cantor Janice Roger, Cantor Emerita

Adrienne Aronson-White, Accounting Manager Jodi Kaseff, Early Childhood Center Director Emily Kaufmann, Communications Specialist Kendra Steele, Receptionist/Administrative Assistant Beth Meade-Hession, Administrative Assistant to the Office of Lifelong Learning Brigid Maguire, Clergy Assistant Gary Davis and Joyce Patterson, Maintenance Willard Mosley, Stephfon Seymour, Shawn Boone, and Hawaii Lee, Security Peter Smithhisler, Executive Director

IHC Board of Directors Mitch Katz, President Sarah Freeman, Vice President; President-Elect Jon Barefoot, Vice President Ben Abraham, Treasurer Lorraine Ball, Secretary Eloise Paul, Immediate Past President

Board Members Jeffrey A. Abrams Ruth Anderson Cara Berg Raunick Steven Bulloff Andrea Burnett Patty Goodman Ken Gould Michelle Lawrence Eric Simons Andrew Soshnick Pauline “Polly” Spiegel Carly Turow Jennifer Vigran Lilia Zurkovsky

IHC Foundation Board of Directors Linda Cantor, President Jeff Abrams, Vice President David Wiener, Treasurer Henry Efroymson Diane Lutz Tilden Mendelson Eloise Paul Drew Soshnick Carly Turow