Chai Life Spring 2012 - Volume 7 Issue 3

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Anne & Norman Jacobson Jewish Community Foundation This year we saw the incredible generosity and long-term vision of Anne and Norman Jacobson in their gift that named our Foundation. This outstanding commitment allows us to work strategically toward the creation of endowments that will protect our institutions in perpetuity. We launched the Create a Jewish Legacy Program that has resulted in 15 partnerships with local Jewish communal organizations— all working together to promote legacy giving. And, at our Mitzvah Society Event, we honored 55 professionals who have developed planned gifts for Foundation. We also inducted three new professionals and celebrated Don Tescher for a lifetime of commitment to the Jewish people. This year alone, Mitzvah Society members have brought in $5.7 million in expectancies and $3.65 million in received dollars! Our Professional Advisory Committee (PAC) is growing strong with 92 members. Ten of us recently traveled to Washington, D.C, for an intensive three-day advocacy mission and were briefed by top officials. We are all pleased with this season’s efforts— and results.

Do Doing Well

It’s an honor to work with such a high-level caliber of involved Jewish professionals. Wishing you and your families a wonderful summer.

Did you know you can feed the hungry with your appreciated stocks? The market is up and that means making or paying a pledge to the Jewish Federation just got easier. In fact, the possibilities for using any appreciated asset to benefit the Annual Campaign or the Foundation are endless. It’s easy and tax smart, too. Let us show you how you can turn your appreciated assets into assistance for Jews locally, in Israel and around the world. Could there be a more meaningful investment? To set up a free, confidential consultation, please contact

David Pratt Elyssa Kupferberg Chair Vice Chair

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ongratulations and deepest thanks to the eight women who generously endowed their Lion of Judah gifts in perpetuity during the 2011-12 season. With foresight and commitment, their compassion and caring has helped ensure the survival and well-being of our Jewish community, and our larger Jewish family, for future generations. Learn more about the many ways to protect today’s gift for tomorrow’s needs by contacting Maureen Melcer at 561-852-3188 or maureenm@bocafed.org.

Ida Novack today at 561-852-3342 or IdaN@bocafed.org

Saree Block Freda Epstein Adele Lebersfeld

Stephanie Owitz Lynn Joy Sapoff Irene Snyder (z”l)

Ellen Wolfe Barbara Yaspan

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