JFS Annual Report 2021-2022

A LETTER FROM OUR LEADERSHIP

Dear Friends of Jewish Family Service,

We are SO grateful for you today - and every day. It seems like we say this every year, because it’s true, but the agency is growing at lightning speed. Before the pandemic, we were serving about 14,000 individuals per year, and then in 2020 as the pandemic began, 23,000 individuals turned to us. In 2021, services reached all-time records with 39,000 individuals served and this past year the agency assisted almost 30,000 individuals.

As JFS evolved to help where needed most, many of these individuals were provided food to prevent them from going hungry, employment support to help find new jobs after an unexpected layoff and emergency housing and utility assistance to prevent eviction. This is what we do at JFS. We help where needed most, and we respond as needs change.

For more than 70 years, JFS has met the evolving needs of our community. Since the agency’s inception, we have provided basic needs and counseling for those impacted or displaced by natural disasters like hurricanes, floods and tornadoes, supported thousands of individuals and families through the Ebola outbreak and the COVID-19 pandemic, and have been a reliable resource for those experiencing a personal crisis, family struggles or career transition. With comprehensive resources for all ages, backgrounds, and incomes, we continue to provide our core services including play therapy for children, counseling for teens, individual, marital and family therapy, family violence intervention, career and financial coaching, older adult services, emergency assistance and, as of late, expanded access through our renovated food pantry. Most recently, our board approved the addition of medical services in 2023, adding depth to the services we provide to those in need.

Both JFS Dallas’ national accreditation by the Council on Accreditation and successful service outcomes underscore the quality of our effective coordinated whole-person care. We continue to maintain a 4-Star Charity Navigator rating, for 8 consecutive years, an honor that places JFS Dallas among the top four percent of nonprofits nationally. When you donate to our agency, we hope you know you are supporting a credible, responsible organization.

We hope you enjoy reading this report and reminiscing on the impact of all our efforts. Thank you for believing in our work, joining us on this journey, supporting our mission and helping MAKE MORE POSSIBLE for those in need.

Sincerely,

Cathy Barker Chief Executive Officer Julie Liberman 20-22 Board Chair

OUR MISSION

To provide effective and accessible, whole-person care that promotes lifelong self-sufficiency and well-being for the Greater Dallas community.

OUR VISION

Self-sufficiency and well-being for all.

OUR VALUES

WELCOMING

We are a welcoming community that fosters inclusivity and belonging.

RESPONSIVE

We respond with integrity to unexpected challenges when they arise.

COMPASSIONATE

We provide each client with compassionate care by respecting and addressing their individual needs.

DEDICATED

We are a team of dedicated professionals who provide the highest standard of excellence in service.

Our services and programs are built upon our core beliefs:

· Any of us might need help from time to time as we navigate life’s unexpected crises and challenging transitions.

· An individual’s emotional and physical well-being is the foundation for personal self-sufficiency, strong families, and meaningful social relationships.

· Each child’s physical, intellectual, and emotional potential can best be realized by growing up in a safe and nurturing environment.

· All adults want to support themselves, meet family needs, and contribute productively to their community.

· Older adults should have the option to remain in their own homes for as long as it is safe to do so.

CAREER & FINANCIAL

NEW PROGRAMS

PROJECT EM

Since the beginning of the year, we are proud partners of Project EM, a national initiative bringing Jewish human agencies together to provide support to job seekers. This program is designed to operate in a holistic manner, offering interactive workshops, technical skills training, financial literacy sessions, stress reduction classes, and more to job seekers across the country.

BY THE NUMBERS

AT&TBridging the Digital Divide

At end of our fiscal year, we received a grant from AT&T to deliver technology training for seniors. This includes learning how to embrace the online world using e-mail, socializing with new people on social networks, using search engines and more. We will continue to grow in this much needed service area going forward.

CAREER AND FINANCIAL SERVICES INCLUDES

• Microsoft Office Training

• Networking Groups

• Seminars & Webinars

• Resume Critique

• Financial Literacy Training

• Interview Preparation

• Emergency Savings Plans

• Skills Assessment

• Verified Job Leads

• Job Search Support

Provided support to 2,154 job seekers

77% rate of employment for those who utilized one-on-one coaching

358 clients utilized financial coaching education courses

1,500+ students from 20 states and Canada attended MS Office Online Classes

An average of 72-point increase in credit score among financial coaching clients

22 weekly LinkedIn Live/Podcasts featuring Caffeinate Your Career Episodes

“What a gift you gave me. You helped to nd out who I was in relation to my career and future. You helped me to remain open to whatever was going to happen in my search for new professional footing. Your belief in me helped me to believe in myself. Thank you for your keeping the door open after I thought it had slammed me in the face. I am ever so grateful.”

-CFS Client

FOOD PANTRY

RESILIENCY AND REGAINING STRENGTH

Jordan, a Food Pantry client this past year, is a father of premature twin babies that were in the ICU for months. His wife spent her days at the hospital while he worked part-time and tried to keep everything else afloat.

He shared several times that JFS had saved him when he didn’t know where to turn - the amount of food given and the diapers were huge helps to his family. Between the early birth of their babies and job loss due to pandemic restraints, they were getting further and further in debt. His primary goal was to continue to make mortgage payments, feed his family, and get back to a full-time salaried position where things could be more stable.

The monthly supply of food, along with diapers, wipes, and formula and the connection to our CFS department not only gave his family stability in short-term, but hope that tomorrow would be better. Over time, his babies and wife got stronger and we couldn’t be more proud of the progress they made.

BY THE NUMBERS

3,305 households served

12,172 individual clients served

650,506 pounds of food distributed

$25,100 average income of Food Pantry clients

9,082 hours served by volunteers in the COVID-19 Drive-thru Food Distribution

Average of 3 pantry visits per household

146 babies under the age of 2 are served in our Food Pantry each month

BEHAVIORAL HEALTH

Elizabeth started treatment related to panic attacks connected to some serious and sudden health issues. During treatment she also disclosed chronic feelings of hopelessness, past family violence, and current marital issues. She was connected to individual counseling, a Dialectical Behavior Group (DBT) group, and couples counseling. She actively engaged in treatment and the wrap around services over the last year. Elizabeth now reports having no panic attacks in several months and has come to a point of empowerment as a survivor of family violence. She is continuing to engage with couples counseling and is working on her chronic depression. She has shared that JFS has helped her to manage her stress and panic attacks in a healthy way and communicate her feelings better with her partner.

BY THE NUMBERS

1,153 individual counseling clients (child, adolescent and adult)

1,275 individuals attended at least one support group

627 family violence intervention clients developed a safety plan

DREAM COURT FOR TEENS TO UTILIZE DURING THERAPY SESSIONS

At the beginning of the Fiscal Year, August 2021, clients, clinicians, and community members alike gathered for a ribbon-cutting ceremony of Jewish Family Service of Dallas's new Dream Court, generously donated by Nancy Lieberman Charities and the David family. This court has served as a safe place and therapeutic option for pre-teens and teens to utilize during counseling sessions at Jewish Family Service. Through play therapy, children learn to communicate with others, express feelings, modify behavior, develop problem-solving skills, and learn a variety of ways of relating to others.

REVAMPING THE CLINICAL INTERNSHIP PROGRAM

The Clinical Internship Program is designed to improve Masters or PhD students' professional skills by providing direct and indirect client services, attending additional in-house training, and working under close supervision of a licensed mental health practitioner. Students have the opportunity to work with diverse populations as well as a variety of clinical concerns. Our clinical team is proud to mentor and train new clinicians as they prepare to enter the counseling field. Since re-vamping the program, interns have allowed us to provide services to 70 additional clients.

To attract some of the best candidates, we have partnered with Chicago School of Professional Psychology, SMU, and UTA over the last year. We are looking forward to continuing our partnerships and growth of the program with interns from UNT, Colorado Christian University, and Springfield College as well.

To learn more or inquire about becoming a clinical intern in the future, email Sally Neeley, LCSW-S, Clinical Administrator at sneeley@jfsdallas.org.

TRAININGS HELD IN THE COMMUNITY

As a response to the Beth Israel hostage case Yaffa Podbilewicz-Weinberg, Ph.D. and Leah Heiman, LMSW hosted a community-wide webinar on ‘Stress or Trauma: Building Resilience’. 69 participants learned how to build resilience after a traumatic event, gain tools to better manage stress, better prepare for challenging times, identify the signs and symptoms of stress & trauma, know when to seek help, and access resources and referrals.

In addition, Ariela Goldstein, LCSW, Senior Director, Clinical Services Emeritus and Terah Culp, LPC, provided presentations on ‘How to Prevent and Treat Sexual Abuse’ and about ‘Trauma and How The Body Keeps the Score’ and more. For questions regarding hosting future trainings, email Sally Neeley, LCSW-S, Clinical Administrator at sneeley@jfsdallas.org.

PLAN

People Living Active Now

PLAN PROGRAMS

PLAN @ 1121 ROCK CLUBHOUSE

Located in Richardson, the PLAN Clubhouse is a 4,700 sq ft. facility which includes a reception area, snack bar, bistro area, media unit, wellness room, creativity center and a 128 ft raised bed garden for growing produce.

MEMBER SPOTLIGHT: CHRIS’S STORY

Chris struggled to hold a job for over 10 years when he began volunteering regularly in the PLAN Clubhouse culinary unit. He was able to create lasting friendships and develop a routine.

In 2019, he began in a transitional employment position at the JFS Resale Shop. After a successful period of responsibility there, with the help of Clubhouse staff Chris was able to gain long-term employment at a local grocery store.

BY THE NUMBERS

As an accredited Clubhouse model organization, members and staff join together with a common goal of running the Clubhouse and being part of a community that celebrates meaningful relationships, gainful employment, educational achievements and social connections. The PLAN Clubhouse has proven to be a transformative environment to help with reintegration into the workplace by creating a “work-ordered day” voluntary structure that promotes healing, recovery and the crucial elements of independent living. Clubhouse members have the opportunity to prepare nutritious lunches, attend social activities and volunteer. The Clubhouse is a place of belonging and friendship, and acts as a launch pad for a better life for those for whom mental illness has taken a toll.

COLLABORATIVE CASE MANAGEMENT & PEER SUPPORT

PLAN Members benefit from access to Case Management-- securing access to medical and psychiatric care, navigating benefits, housing referrals and coordination of care with family or caregivers.

Members also are able to receive Peer Support services to encourage and promote wellness, stability and independence. Peer Support Specialists have experience in dealing with mental health issues and have specialized training to help their peers move past their own difficulties.

of members reported less frequent psychiatric hospitalizations and ER visits for psychiatric reasons.

of members reported that their mental health has improved as a result of being a PLAN member. 91% 75% nutritious meals prepared and served by members, staff and volunteers.

JFS DALLAS PROVIDES SERVICES AT NEW JUBILEE CLINIC

A project years in the making, we are proud to partner with Jubilee Park & Community Center and Parkland Health to expand access to healthcare and wellness services in Southeast Dallas. The new clinic offers primary care, dental and mental health services for people of all ages.

“Five years ago, JFS initiated a meaningful partnership with Jubilee Park aiming to promote affordable and culturally responsive mental health services to the community. As part of the impact of this partnership, the community has become more comfortable with counseling services,” said Gustavo Bárcenas, Ph.D.,

LPC, RPT, JFS Offsite Clinical Program Manager. “We are looking forward to working alongside our partners to continue normalizing mental health and wellness in this community.”

The clinic is projected to serve 3,500 patients in its first year and close to 7,000 patients per year after. This partnership and coordinated approach will directly address this issue and provide a best practice solution that will make this community and these families emotionally and physically stronger as a result.

SCHOOL SERVICES

JFS provides a full array of special education services to all students who are enrolled in Jewish day schools throughout Dallas. Our team collaborates regularly to discuss and best meet the needs of all of our students. The JFS Collaborative Team includes School Mental Health Counselors, Speech Language Pathologists, an Occupational Therapist, Early Childhood Intervention Specialists, Academic Intervention Specialists, and Diagnosticians.

EARLY CHILDHOOD INTERVENTION SERVICES - PRESCHOOL

Schools Served: JCC Preschool, Akiba Yavneh Academy Preschool, TDSD Preschool, Anshai Torah Preschool, Chabad of Dallas Preschool

Service Areas Addressed: behavioral, academic, and social development needs of preschool aged children. Intervention Specialist collaborates with parents, teachers, and school directors to create individual plans for identified students. Coordination with specialized services including diagnostic testing, speech/language therapy, occupational therapy, and play therapy. Classroom observations are conducted to determine student needs and classroom needs.

BY THE NUMBERS

10,253 clients served

ACADEMIC INTERVENTIONKINDERGARTEN - GRADE 12

Schools Served: Torah Day School of Dallas, Mesorah High School for Girls, Texas Torah Institute, Levine Academy, Cheder Chabad

Service Areas Addressed: In Depth Academic Screenings, Individualized Education Plans, Direct Academic Intervention in all subject areas, Student Coaching and Executive Function Support, Indirect Academic Intervention, Parent Support, Consultation and Collaboration, Connection with JFS and Community Resources, Teacher Mentoring and more.

*includes children, parents, teachers, and school administrative staff

93% of child, adolescent and adult clients demonstrated an improvement or stabilization in symptoms this past fiscal year.

SPEECH-LANGUAGE PATHOLOGY

Schools Served: JCC Preschool, Akiba Yavneh Academy, TDSD, Anshai Torah Preschool, Chabad of Dallas Preschool, Cheder Chabad, Levine Academy, Chabad of Plano, Mesorah

Service Areas Addressed: Articulation, Stuttering, Voice, Receptive Language, Expressive Language, Pragmatic Language, Parent Education Sessions, Teacher In-services and more.

OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY

Schools Served: JCC Preschool, Akiba Yavneh Academy, TDSD, Anshai Torah Preschool, Chabad of Dallas Preschool, Cheder Chabad, Levine Academy

Service Areas Addressed: Fine motor skills, pencil grip / handwriting challenges, muscle weakness, weak core strength, clumsiness, poor coordination, difficulty sitting still, sensory processing issues and more.

DIAGNOSTIC SERVICES SPOTLIGHT: LACEY MATHEWS, LSSP

Lacey Mathews is a Licensed Specialist in School Psychology (LSSP). Originally from Louisiana, Lacey moved to Denton, TX in 2009 to attain her Master’s in School Psychology from the University of North Texas and has been a Texan ever since! She has worked in both public school districts in North Texas as well as the Autism clinic at Children’s Health in Dallas.

As an LSSP, Lacey has experience providing a variety of services including parent and in-home training, counseling, teacher training, creating functional behavior analysis plans for students, and extensive evaluation of neurodivergent students ranging in age from 18 months-18 years. Lacey is very excited to be a part of the JFS team and to support Jewish day schools in the area!

OLDER ADULTS

TRANSPORTATION SERVICES

Toyota Motor North America awarded a grant to JFS to transport seniors and people with disabilities to medical appointments and provide access to social services.

Limited finances, location, and disabilities often make it difficult for the elderly to access transportation services, contributing to a decline in quality of life. The program has helped clients meet their needs while improving isolation. They have rave reviews and report improved quality of life. Since we received the Handicap Accessible van in December 2021 our driver, Shelita Warner, has helped with approximately 75 rides per month.

HOLOCAUST SURVIVOR CARE SERVICES

During the past two years, we have been able to help 96 Holocaust survivors in the area. We have provided information and referral, comprehensive case management, individually tailored psychological care as well as support for caregivers.

Our range of care has expanded dramatically by providing access to virtual senior centers, Uniper technology, expanding our Volunteer Friendly Visitor program and Pen Pal program. We have touched the lives of many who have needed our presence while maintaining the existing access to support for medical, legal, and financial assistance to those who qualify.

CONTINUED SUCCESS OF UNIPER TECHNOLOGY FOR SENIORS

Mrs. Ahuva* is a 89 year old Holocaust survivor from Poland who lives in a senior housing community with 12 hours per day homecare since having a stroke a few years ago. The stroke impaired her speech severely affecting her ability to communicate on the phone and limiting our ability to safely provide much needed psychological care. Uniper has provided the means to implement a variety of interventions opening a window for non-verbal communication that eases understanding. As a result, she has learned skills to manage sleep problems and worry and the weekly sessions on Uniper have reduced depression. Her aide facilitates her access to various programs that provide engagement and entertainment. Even her Friendly Visitor volunteer, a retired speech pathologist, uses Uniper to connect with her weekly.

*name changed

BY THE NUMBERS

85% of our Older Adult clients remained independent during the past fiscal year

75% of Older Adults clients identify as Jewish

386 Older Adults clients served during the past fiscal year

206 Older Adults clients served by Rabbi Wolk in the Chaplaincy program

13,406 Kosher Home Delivered Meals distributed

111 Collaborations with Partner Agencies

96 Holocaust Survivors served in past two years

58 Caregivers Supported

7 Educational presentations and in-services

ROSELAND COMMUNITY

Mental Health Counseling

THREE YEARS OF SERVING ROSELAND

The Roseland Counseling Clinic from JFS has continued to thrive in providing and offering mental health counseling and supportive services to the Roseland community in the year 2021-2022. There was strong participation and coordination in a variety of community events and outreach presentations that served to strengthen the relationship with the community residents and partners. This included providing workshops on Self-Care to teachers in Spence Middle School, and to a group of parents from the community.

A workshop on Child Abuse and Trauma was also offered to the teachers of Roseland Head Start of Greater Dallas. Another important initiative was the launching of a series of parent forums dedicated to

BY THE NUMBERS

116 Individuals served

14 Community Outreach Presentations

support parents and caregivers from the community throughout the summer with enriching topics such as early childhood social emotional development, health, emotional wellness and goal setting.

We were also able to re-decorate and furnish the Roseland Counseling Clinic to make it more warm and inviting thanks to a “Day of Service” that was hosted by the Church of Incarnation volunteers.

Reach out for a tour of the updated space or inquire about services to Jessica Castillo, Psy.D, Licensed Psychologist at (469) 638-2228 or jcastillo@ jfsdallas.org or Brittany Dweck, MS, LPC-Associate, Child & Adolescent Clinician, at (469) 444-8855 or brittanydweck@jfsdallas.org.

Tambien hablamos Español.

87 Outreach/Workshop Participants

2 full time staff on site

NEWEST OFF-SITE PARTNERSHIP

The Jewish Family Service Counseling Program at the PediPlace continues with our mission of providing effective and accessible mental health services to those in need.

Similarly, the PediPlace is a pediatric clinic that strives to make healthcare a reality for every kid. Our counseling program partnership opened its doors in 2021 and currently impacts about 50 children, teenagers, and family members every week. JFS clinicians collaborate closely with medical providers in order to optimize the child’s holistic health.

THE PRIYA FUND

Through community education and fundraising, The Priya Fund’s purpose is to financially assist Dallas couples with reproductive difficulties by providing them with partial grants to help with costs associated with IVF, IUI, and/or adoption.

$16,420 was distributed to four Jewish couples

INTRODUCTION OF TWO NEW SUPPORT GROUPS

The Priya Support Group is open to women experiencing primary and secondary fertility challenges and helps reduce anxiety, acceptance in the moment, and hope for the future. We share and develop coping skills while “waiting” and work on increasing our well-being.

The Priya Couples Workshop helps couples increase friendship in their marriage and learn techniques for talking through difficult shared struggles like fertility challenges in a productive manner.

1 pregnancy underway!

Learn more at jfsdallas.org/priya

Both groups are facilitated by JFS Clinician Beth Broodo, MS, LPC, RYT, Director of Binah Support Services. If interested in learning more, reach out to Beth at bbroodo@jfsdallas.org.

STAFF LEADING BY EXAMPLE

COMMITMENT TO DIVERSITY, EQUITY, AND INCLUSION

Jewish Family Service of Greater Dallas is committed to creating and promoting a diverse and inclusive workplace that is representative of the community we serve. Our goal is to ensure a welcoming environment for all members of our staff, board, volunteers, and clients, while continuing to honor the Jewish Values that our agency was founded on – Tikkun Olam (to repair the world), Tzedek (fairness), Chesed (acts of kindness), and Kavod (respect).

This commitment strengthens our ability to hire, retain and grow our greatest assets – our employees – and it allows us to fulfill our mission to provide effective, accessible, and comprehensive whole-person care that promotes lifelong self-sufficiency and well-being for the Greater Dallas community.

Tactics:

• Intentional recruiting and hiring to ensure staff diversity.

• Holding quarterly trainings to ensure diversity, equity and inclusion are well-understood and part of the cultural framework of the organization.

• Ensuring cross-functional or ad hoc teams are diverse and representative of the population we serve

• Holding regular social events (online or in person) that will foster curiosity and new understanding about other religions, cultures, abilities, and life circumstances.

PRESENTING AT NJHSA CONFERENCE

Members of our leadership team, including CEO Cathy Barker, attended the Network of Jewish Human Service Agencies conference this year in Minneapolis, MN in May 2022.

Our Sr. Director of Career and Financial Services, Allison Harding, Career Services Manager, Phil Konecki, and Sr. Director of Special Programs, Hunger Relief, Robin RaxlinGormley all presented on their programs to other JFS’s across the country! Topics included collaborating with partner agencies and helping clients to take hold of their financial and professional futures.

WOMAN TO WOMAN LUNCHEON

2008 JOY BEHAR

2010 DIANE VON FURSTENBERG*

2012 MARLEE MATLIN

20 YEARS OF POWER, INFLUENCE, AND IMPACT OF WOMEN

OVER $5 MILLION RAISED TOGETHER

This year’s Woman to Woman luncheon marked the 10th biennial celebration of the event. Since the inception of the Woman to Woman Luncheon in 2004, JFS has raised over $5 million and grown from serving 7,400 individuals to more than 39,000 individuals in 2021.

Woman to Woman raised record breaking donations this year, and received more corporate sponsors than ever before. With an increasing demand for effective, accessible, and comprehensive mental health and social services, the money raised from this event is being used to hire additional intake specialists who can meet the needs of the community in order to reduce the waitlist for JFS services.

The Luncheon would not be possible without the tireless efforts of Sustaining Chair, Linda Garner, and Founding Chair, Ethel Zale, as well as our 31 honorary chairs working alongside JFS staff to make this event so successful over the last 20 years.

BY THE NUMBERS

20 Years of Woman to Woman

$5 Million raised through ten events

1,100 Guests attended the event in-person for the first time since the pandemic

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OUR STAFF

AS OF JULY 31, 2022

CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER

Cathy Barker, MS

CHIEF OPERATIONS OFFICER

Deizel Sarte, BSN, MAS, FACHE, CPHQ

CLINICAL SERVICES

Sally Neeley, LCSW-S, Clinical Administrator

Gustavo Barcenas, PhD, LPC, RPT, Clinician, Jubilee

Tania Bradkin, MSW, LCSW Clinician

Beth Broodo, LPC, RYT, Clinician, Cancer Support

Jessica Castillo, Psy.D., Clincian, Roseland

Terah Culp, LPC, Clinician

Karen Farr, PsyD, Clinician

Lynette Frantzen, LPC, Clinician

Shani Gamliel, MSW, Clinical Case Manager

Ariela Goldstein, LCSW, Sr. Director, Clinical Services Emeritus

Nancy Hall, MA, LPC, NCC, Clinician

Leah Heiman, LMSW, Clinician

Kelsey Lenihan, LPC-A, Clinician

Michael Ligocki, PhD, Clinician

Simone Martens, MS, LPC, Clinician

Christopher May, LPC, Clinician

Esdeyna Moreno, Intake Coordinator

Carey Nottingham, MS, LPC, Director of Client Navigation

Kathy Reilly, LCSW, Clinician

Jeannette Sanchez, MS, NCC, LPC Clinician

Cathy Schiffer, LCSW, Clinician

Karen Stark, LPC, Clinician

Bonny Stewart, MEd, PsyD, RPT, Clinician

Jeffrey Tepper, LCSW, Clinician

Pamela Vasquez, MS, LPC, Clinician

Josh Wolkin, MS, LPC, Clinician

LaShonda Wooten, PhD, Clinician

Shareen Wornson, MA, LPC-S, Clinician

PSYCHIATRIC CONSULTANTS

Luke Peris, MD • Ameena Isa, MD

CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER

Steven Brown, CPA

CAREER & FINANCIAL SERVICES

Allison Harding, Sr. Director, Career & Financial Services

Brenda Butnick, Financial Coach

Jason Hopper, Career Coach

Phillip Konecki, Manager, Career Services, Trainer

Kristin Lobenstein, MBA, CPC, Manager of Financial Coaching Services and Life Coach

FOOD PANTRY & EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE

Robin Raxlin-Gormley, Sr. Director, Special Programs

Libby Wharton, Hunger Relief Manager

OLDER ADULT SERVICES

Deborah Leibensberger, ACSW, LCSW-S, Clinical Social Worker, Director

Harriet Cohen, PhD, LCSW, Clinical Social Worker

Don Dillard, LCSW, Social Worker

June Fulton, PhD, LCSW, Clinical Social Worker

Abby Goodman, LCSW, Clinical Social Worker

Maya Jacob, Case Manager

Valda McClain, MA, Case Manager

Yaffa Podbilewicz-Weinberg, PhD, Clinical Psychologist for Holocaust Survivors

CHAPLAINCY

Rabbi Howard Wolk, Community Chaplain

SPECIAL NEEDS SERVICES

Sheryl Ambers, MS, CCC-SLP, Speech Language Pathologist

Andy Blum, LCSW, School Counselor

Heather Behr, LCSW, School Counselor

Aleta Creech, MS, CCC-SLP, Speech Language Pathologist

Stephanie Hochstein, MS, School Counselor

Tova Reifman, LPC-A, School Counselor

Lori Sasson, MEd, School Counselor

Ashley Smith, LPC-A, School Counselor

Elisa Tolkov, OTR, Occupational Therapist

Traci Velasquez, LPC-A, School Counselor

Adina Wachsman, MEd, School Counselor

PLAN (PEOPLE LIVING ACTIVE NOW)

Ruth Josenhans, LPC, PSS, Sr. Director, PLAN & PLAN @ 1121 ROCK CLUBHOUSE

Paige Falco, Program Manager

Jillian Hiris, Clubhouse Staff Generalist

Daniel Mosher, Clubhouse Staff Generalist

Shira Service, Clubhouse Staff Generalist

Pamela Cohen, MHPS, Peer Specialist

Kimberley Mikula, LMSW, Case Manager

David Richards, MHPS, Peer Specialist

Nadine Xander, MHPS, Peer Specialist

ACCOUNTING SERVICES

Song Han, MBA, Controller

Aprili Hinckson, Accounting Clerk

Katy Kirkpatrick, Billing Coordinator

Cristina Rivas, Accounting Clerk

PHILANTHROPY & COMMUNITY RELATIONS

Leah Guskin, Sr. Director, Philanthropy & Community Relations

Jake Cook, Development Coordinator

Jamie Denison, Director of Marketing

Kristen Jackson, Director of Volunteer Engagement

Lyz Latson, KHDM & Volunteer Coordinator

Cheryl Scaglione, Development Manager

Hannah Simon, Marketing Coordinator

Michelle Squillace, Volunteer Coordinator

Chris Walters, Director of Donor Relations

ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES

Jay Abrams, Maintenance Technician

Ellyn Golub, Office Manager

Jeffrey Hoffmann, Administrative Assistant

Liz Izaguirre, Administrative Assistant

Chris Pagan, Administrative Assistant

Tanisha Pledger, Human Resources Assistant

Kathleen Prial, QAUR Coordinator

Marlene Schaub, SPHR, Human Resource Generalist

Shelita Warner, Van Driver

Britton Williams, MA, Operations Specialist/ Board Liaison

THE RESALE SHOP

Dawn Leobold, Store Manager

Nancy Castillo, Sales Associate

Annette Johnson, Sales Associate

Felicia Jones, Keyholder

Consuelo Redus, Sales Associate

2021-2022 SOCIETY OF LIFE

MAJOR DONOR GIVING SOCIETY

$25,000 - $49,999

AT&T Foundation

$100,000+

Anonymous

Jewish Federation of Greater Dallas

Leslie & David Katz •

The Rees-Jones Foundation

M.B. and Edna Zale Foundation

Texas Mutual Insurance Company

Toyota Motor Corporation

United Way of Metropolitan Dallas

D.J. & Les Weisbrod

Kalman & Ida Wolens Foundation

Orien Levy Woolf & Dr. Jack Woolf

Charitable Foundation

$50,000 - $99,999

The Adair Foundation

The Dallas Foundation David & Gusta Rosenberg

Family Foundation Fichtenbaum

Charitable Trust

Michelle & Marshall Funk

Incarnation Place, Inc.

Jewish Federations of North America

Network of Jewish Human Service Agencies

North Texas Behavioral Health Authority

Margot Rosenberg Pulitzer Foundation / Ann Rosenberg

Capital for Kids

Communities Foundation of Texas

The Dallas Foundation - AWARE

Maria & Joseph Funk

Drs. Lisa & David Genecov

Leo & Rhea Fay Fruhman

Foundation / Beverly & Joe Goldman

Ann Kahn •

Ann & Nate Levine

Pepsico, Inc.

Stanley Rabin •

Peachy Rudberg

Jeri Lyn & Jeff Sebert

Sylvan T. Baer Foundation

Texas Methodist Foundation

Truist

Wal-Dot Foundation

Linda & Happy Webberman

Sally* & Larry Wolfish

$18,000 - $24,999

Gilian & Steve Baron

Katherine C. Carmody

Charitable Trust

Dekelboum Family Foundation / Gail Hartstein

Elizabeth Toon Charities

Kari & David Goldberg

Joe Funk Construction Engineers, Inc.

Alisa & Jason Makler

Morton H. Meyerson Family Foundation

Thank you to the members of our Major Donor Giving Society for contributing gifts of $1,800 and above this past fiscal year.

Ruthie & Jay Pack

Hannah Kay Pollock

Raelaine & Paul Radnitz

Nancy & Dr. Joel Roffman •

Sewell Automotive

WellMed Charitable Foundation

$10,000 - $17,999

Anonymous

Linda & Steven Blasnik •

Kim & Jeff Chapman

Lori & Mike Cohen •

Comerica Bank

Charles Schwab

Laura & Norman Diamond

Paddy & Barry Epstein •

Lisa & Randy Fleisher

Eileen & Stanley Franklin

Sandy Funk •

Linda & David Garner

Berta Goetz •

HEB

Howard Earl Rachofsky Foundation

IMA Foundation

Judy & Harold Kaye

Susan & Allyn Kramer

Legacy Heritage Fund

The Rubin Family Foundation / Julie & Jay Liberman

Ruth Ann Litwin

Manana Management Co. / Gayla & Carlos Lopez

Medium Giant / Dallas

Morning News

Rosemarie Mickish

Cindy & Irv Munn

Esther & Craig Navias

North Dallas Bank & Trust

Jane & Tom O’Toole

David Pardue

Patsy and Michael Hochman

Charitable Foundation

Carol & Harold Pinker •

Kyle & Alan Rabinowitz

Terry & Bert Romberg

Beverly & Cary Rossel

Roy and Esther Barzune Stein

Endowment Fund •

Rebecca & Dr. Neal Sklaver

Texas Clubhouse Coalition, Inc.

Texas Jewish Post

Julie & Michael Zimmermann

$5,000 - $9,999

Acadia Pharmaceuticals

Fonda & Jay Arbetter

Carrie S. Orleans Trust

Atmos Energy Corporation

Bank OZK

Fran & Mark Berg

Lisa & Steven Block

Dallas Capital Bank

Dorothy K. & Harry Boris Memorial

Endowment Fund •

Lisa & Harold Colvin

Sandy & Howard Donsky

Mireille & Barry Emmett

Fannie & Stephen Kahn

Charitable Foundation

Dena & Eric Frankfurt

Andrew Gellman

Beth & Jim Gold

Tricia & Matt Gold

Jennifer & Jerald Goldstein •

Paula Goldstein

Roslyn Goldstein

Lori & Richard Golman

Good Life Family Magazine

Julie & Sander Gothard •

Susan & Tom Hartin

Haynes and Boone, LLP

IMA, Inc.

Janet Jarvie

Kate Sidran Family Foundation

KAVOD SHEF

Robin & Mark Kosberg

Drs. Michelle & Brian Kravitz

Marsha Lev •

Susie & Joel Litman

Betty & Jay Lorch

Weezie & Mark Margolis

Sandy Nachman

North Texas Food Bank

Ann & Mike Ochstein

Janet & Ed Ostrovitz

Elaine & Trevor Pearlman

Stanley Peskind

Laurie & Todd Platt

Barbara & David Radunsky •

RBC Foundation - USA

Paula Romberg

Ruthy & Steve Rosenberg •

Heddy & William Roth

Lisa & Joshua Rothstein •

Robin Sachs & Bob Farkas

Barbara Schwarz

Michelle & Ron Schwartz

Daphne & Jay Shipowitz

Laura & Joshua Skora

Betty & Eric Spomer

Tina & Dr. Richard Wasserman •

Jolene & Harv Weisblat •

Bonnie & Jeffrey Whitman

Ethel Silvergold Zale

$3,600 - $4,999

Susie Avnery •

Liz & Steve Berger

Michael Braun

Becky & Ken Bruder

Frances & David Eisenberg •

Susan & Richard Frapart

Frost Bank

Sharon & Eric Goldberg

Maya & Dr. Robert Gross

Betsy & Mark Kleinman

Lake Austin Spa Resort

Raising Cane’s Chicken Fingers

Katherine & Eric Reeves

Bobbie & David Repp •

Donna & Byron Rubin

Pam & Mike Saks

Ricki & Gabe Shapiro

Judith & James Shure

Karla & Larry Steinberg

Fran & Jeffrey Toubin •

Allan Utay Family Fund/ Sam Utay •

Sandra & David Veeder

Miriam Vernon

Donna & Mike Winemiller

Tawnia Wise

$1,800 - $3,599

Anonymous

Carol & Steve Aaron

Lisa & James Albert

Meagan & Daniel Avnery

Cathy & Don Barker

Gail & Joseph Barth

Susan & Evan Bates

Lisa Beckerman

Bernbaum / Magadini Architects

Rachel Biblo Block

Andy & Jonathan Blum

Renee Blustein

Sheryl & Gordon Bogen

Bookatz Endowment Fund •

Brenda Brand •

Mary Lee & Michael Broder

Candy & Ike Brown

Paula & Steve Brown

Randy Brown

Rebecca & Ryan Buell

Stacey & Chuck Butler

Susie & Joel Carp

Ilona Friedman & CD Wealth

Management

Sharon & David Chortek

Cheryl & Randy Colen

Mimi & Martin Cohen

Congregation Shearith Israel

Mark D. Daniels

Linda Davidsohn

Suzy & Reuben Davidsohn

Dennis Berman Family Foundation

Dr. Michael Downing

Cristina & Jim Doyle

Ecolab

Frances & David Eisenberg •

Cedar Elm Fund of The Dallas Foundation

Dia & Barry Epstein

Faith Presbyterian Hospice

Cory Feldman

Mynan & Sam Feldman

Laura & Roy Fleischmann

Peter Fonberg

Drs. Rhoda & Eugene Frenkel

Ety & Charles Friedman

Susan Friedman

Frannie & Robert Gardner

Wendy & Paul Genender

Gail & Alan Gilbert

Diane & Hal Glazer

Laurie & Dan Goetz

Rita Sue & Alan Gold •

Robert A. Goldberg

Sherry & Ken Goldberg

Abby & Benjamin Goodman

Pauline Graivier

Matthew J. Green

Bonnie & Michael Grossfeld •

Irma Grossman

Barbara & William Gutow

Cheryl & Andy Halpern

Zelda Hantz

Amy & Joe Harberg

Marcy Helfand

Karlyn & Grant Herlitz

Debbie & Jonathan Herskovitz

Greta & Howard Herskowitz

Ynette & Jim Hogue

Darci & Randall Iola

Charlotte & Josh Kahn

Gary Kahn

Marcy & Jeffrey Kahn

Michael Kaufman & Durward

Watson

Debbie & Bruce Katz

Michele & Herbert Kesner

Beth & Laurence Konig

Carol & Mark Kreditor •

Karen & Mickey Kurzman

Stephanie & Michael Landgarten •

Drs. Jodi & Yan Lemeshev

Rachel & Isaac Leventon

Charles & Sharon Levin

Leslie & Steven Levin

Carol Levy

Malia & David Litman

Lisa Lowey

Ruth Lurie

Staci & Jeffrey Mankoff •

Nancy Marcus

Lauren & Seth Margolies

Ebby's Morguloff-Hayden Team

Judy & Benton Markey

Carol Meer

Cara & Barry Mendelsohn

Debra & Peter Miller

Julie & Scott Miller •

The Mitchell L. & Miriam Lewis

Barnett Charitable Trust

Beth & Josh Mond

Shirley Morris

Drs. Lynda & Gordon Newman

Liora & John Peiser

Leslie & Steven Peskind

Zona Pidgeon | Sheryl Pidgeon

Jody & Dr. Melvin Platt

Pam & Steven Pluss

Reesa & Kenneth Portnoy

Nicole & Jay Post

Debbie & Alan Postel

Sherri & Michael Radoff •

Geetha & Raj Rajendran

Risha & Steven Reiman

Edna & Hugh Robinson

Aliza Rosenberg

Kimberly & Jon Ross

Rothkopf Greenberg Family Foundation Trust

Marilyn & Stanley Rothstein •

Linda & Jerry Rubenstein

Felicia & Robert Rubin

Melanie & Howard Rubin

Staci & Paul Rubin •

Elaine & Morris Rutchik

Rikki Rutchik

Ike & Fannie Sablosky

Carol & Darren Schackman

Debbie & Sid Scheinberg

Cristie & Rodney Schlosser •

Celia & Larry Schoenbrun •

Kim & Avie Schonwald

The Schultz & Romaner Families

Janice Schwarz

Susan Schy

Rachel Segal

Ellen & Douglas Sheena

Stacey & Jonathan Siegel •

Michelle & Andrew Silver

Sally Pian & Ira Silverman

Sherry & Bill Silverman

Simmons Bank

Cindy & Stuart Spechler

Meri-Kay Star

Elena & Eric Stein

Vivian Steinborn

Frances "Sister" & Joel Steinberg

Monica & Jeffrey Susman

Donna & Wayne Swafford

Neil Swartz

Nancy & Gerald Szor

Rosalie & Alan Taper

TBK Bank

Texas Bank and Trust

Temple Emanu-El

Texas Instruments Corp.

Ruth & David Tobin

Razieh & Abe Toobian

Nancy Ungerman

United Healthcare

Tony Vaserfirer

Kim & Rob Velevis

Lucy & Jay Vollet

Jackie & Stephen Waldman

Natalie & Michael Waldman

Claudia Walker

Harianne & David Wallenstein

Becky & Bruce Wartell

Karen Weinreb

Laura & Ben Weinstein •

Susan & Steven Wilkofsky

Gay Winter

Ping Xiao

L’DOR V’DOR SOCIETY

This exclusive society recognizes those generous supporters who give to both the JFS Foundation and JFS annually at $1,800+.

Gilian & Steve Baron

Lisa & Harold Colvin

Linda & David Garner

Carol & Harold Pinker

Raelaine & Paul Radnitz

Nancy & Dr. Joel Roffman

Peachy Rudberg

Cindy & Irv Munn

Robin Sachs & Bob Farkas

Actual

Actual Expenses by Program

JFS FOUNDATION

THANK YOU TO OUR CURRENT FUNDHOLDERS

The Cathy Barker Fund for General Operations

The S. Blumberg Fund for General Operations

The Fagelman Birk Fund for Clinical Services, Psychotherapy

The Mark & Cathy Cohen Family – Ntelicor Fund

The Charles B. & Helen R. Feldman Food Pantry Fund

The Michael J. Fleisher Fund for General Operations

The Harriet and Perry E. Gross, MD Fund

The Susie and Joel Litman Fund for Supportive Services for Older Adults and Their Families

The Martin L. Litwin and Ruth Ann Litwin Fund for General Operations

The Lois & William Mexic Endowment Fund for the Benefit of Career and Employment Services

The Barbara and Clive Miskin Family Fund Jack Baron OBM fund supporting Family Violence Intervention

Betty and Jack Miskin OBM fund supporting Older Adults Services

Dinah and Isaac Sherman OBM fund supporting Career and Financial Services

Sarah (Sally) Sherman OBM fund supporting Adult Mental Health

The Morchower Family Philanthropic Endowment Fund for Children and Adolescents in Crisis

The Cindy & Irv Munn Fund for General Operations

The Pinker Family Fund for Healthy Safe Families

The Priya Jewish Reproduction Fund

The Gerald & Helaine Ray Fund for Services to Veterans & Their Family

The Andrée and Sidney Rosenblum Family Foundation

The William & Heddy Roth Philanthropic Fund

The Peachy & Morton Rudberg Fund for General Operations

The Sachs-Farkas Fund for Services to the Elderly

The Barbara Schwarz Fund for General Operations

The Star Endowment Fund for Children’s Mental Health Services

The Synar Fund for Clinical Services

The Charlotte Webberman & Family Endowment Fund for Older Adults Services

The Leon Weingarten/ Joseph Webberman Fund for Children with Special Needs

The Bea Weisbrod Family Endowment for General Operations

The Weisbrod JFS Designated Fund

The Lawrence M. and Sally Wolfish Fund for General Support

Ethel Silvergold Zale Food Pantry Fund

BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2021-2022

OFFICERS

Julie Liberman, Chair

Eric Goldberg, Chair-Elect

Julie Gothard, Vice Chair

Robert Gross, MD, Vice Chair

Weezie Margolis, Vice Chair

Steven Berger, Treasurer

Lindsay Stengle Chang, Secretary

HONORARY MEMBERS

Linda Garner

Ethel Zale

IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT

Michael Kaufman

BOARD MEMBERS

Rachel Biblo Block

Jonathan Blum

Rebecca Buell

Sandy Donsky

Madelyn Eisenberg

Allison Elko

Beverly Goldman

Jonathan Herskovitz

Marcy Kahn

Andrew Kaufman

Michelle Kravitz, MD

Michael Landgarten

Seth Margolies

Monita Moore

Nicole Post

Risha Kopel Reiman, MD

Staci Rubin

Andrew Silver

Mark Spalding

Betty Spomer

Lorie Thibodeaux

Richard Wasserman, MD, PhD

Laura Weinstein

JFS FOUNDATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS

OFFICERS

Irv Munn, President

Jeff Kerstine, Vice President

Larry Kohn, Secretary/Treasurer

BOARD MEMBERS

Ron Foxman

Linda Garner

Eric Goldberg

Andrew Kaufman

Joel Litman

Raelaine Radnitz

William N. Roth

Sally Wolfish

VOLUNTEER ENGAGEMENT

JFS had more than 1,600 individuals and families come forward this past year to help us accomplish our work in the community. Regardless of what role they’re filling, every single volunteer plays a critical role in enabling JFS to serve our community.

CLERICAL & ADMINISTRATIVE

Agency Mailings

Community Outreach

Data Entry

Filing

Mitzvah Central

Special Projects

BOARD LEADERSHIP & COMMITTEES

Board of Directors

Offer Professional Expertise

Young Leadership Board

CAREER & FINANCIAL

Develop Resource Guides

Support in Job Resource Center

Teach Seminars

FOOD PANTRY

Assist with Deliveries

Design Centerpieces for Tzedekah

Donation Pick-ups

Food Pantry Experience

Organize Donation Drives

Shop with Clients

Stock the Shelves

PLAN CLUBHOUSE

Coffee House Jam

Culinary Preparation

Educational Development

Field Trips

Grocery Pick-up

Host a Game Night

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THE RESALE SHOP

Organize Community

Donation Drives

Sort Donations

Stock the Shelves

SPECIAL EVENTS & PROGRAMS

Deliver Holiday Baskets

Assist with Various Fundraising Events

Embrace-a-Family for the Holidays

Disaster Relief

OLDER ADULT SERVICES

Deliver & Pack

Kosher Meals

Friendly Visitors

Personal Resource Organizers

KLEIN SUMMER INTERNSHIP END OF SUMMER EVENT

Since 2009, Jewish Family Service has partnered with other nonprofit organizations through our Rabbi Gerald J. Klein Summer Internship program to give hands-on nonprofit experience to high school students in the form of a 180-hour internship.

For the first time in this forum, we celebrated our 26 interns and 14 host agencies for all their achievements this summer at our End of Summer Event in July. Learn more about the program at jfsdallas.org/volunteer/internship.

BY THE NUMBERS

20,859 Total hours served

6,883 Shifts filled

80% of volunteers also donate financially

1,003 Individuals

42 corporate or community groups

750 Passover Holiday Packages Delivered

28 volunteers trained in patient centered Trauma Intervention Framework

VOLUNTEER ENGAGEMENT

Kathleen Dege

Andrea Denison

Dalila Garcia

Marina Garcia

Emilio Garcia

Meryl Harari

Alan Harris

Jennifer Hart

Cassandra Hartvigsen

Shanee Abouzaglo

Richard Abramowitz

Ellen Ackerman

Melissa Ackerman

Deborah Adebo

Kellie Adkins

Rachel Andres

Ruth Andres

Marcy Applebaum

Jack Atkin

Priscilla BaldwinRose

Brittney Bannon

Gilian Baron

Joseph Barth

James Bastian

Judy Bazarsky

Michael Becker

Deborah Benita

Christina Benkowitz

Andrea Bennett

Shimon Ben-Poorat

Brittany Benton

Steven Berger

Linda Bernal

Joan Bernbaum

Melissa Bernstein

Robin Bhatnagar

Gary Biarsky

Mallory Biblo

Rachel Biblo Block

Jonathan Blum

Carol Boa

Sandra Bodzin

Ellen Bond

Hunter Boyer

Ilene Brill

Jennifer Brill

Tara Brown

Zoe Brown

Brooke Bruneman

Janet Bubis

Janet Bucher

Rebecca Buell

Lauren Busch

Rivae Campo

Anne Cannon

Scott Cannon

Zach Cannon

Kathryn Cates

Stephen Chacko

Shelley Chetzron

David Chortek

Carolyn Clayton

Sandy Cohen

Sarah Cohen

Leslie Cohn-Wein

Jo Coleman

Margaret Colpa

Yolanda Columbus

Melanie Cooper

Carla Cortez

Christina Couch

Kim Cuban

Brent Culhane

Carolyn Cutler

Scott Cytron

Deborah Dauber

Monica Daucourt

Suzanne David

Melissa Davis

Madeline Davis

Christina De Jesus

Alistair Disraeli

Sandra Donsky

Shera Dressman

Deborah Dubsky

Kandi Duplantis

Laura Dworkin

Rosana Eckert

Natalie Eilat

Madelyn Eisenberg

Allison Elko

Logan Emett

Mohamed Ewumi

James Eyring

Alec Feygin

Nan Fichtenbaum

Suzanne Fine

Melanie Finkelstein

Jacob Fisch

Noah Fisch

April Fisher

Laurel Fisher

Randy Fleisher

Betsy Floyd

Donna Foley

Eileen Franklin

Susan Frapart

Helen Frenkel

Mindi Friedman

Stephanie Friedman

Ety Friedman

Allan Furman

Barbra Furman

Janis Gail

Merle Gallant

Jeri Galperin

Zsuzsanna Garai

Blair Garcia

Brooklyn Garner

Linda Garner

Ina Gartenberg

Jordi Gaviria

William Gertge

Brenda Gilbert

Sharon Ginchansky

Linda Glauben

Gabby Glubochansky

Vered Golan

Nancy Gold

Louise Gold

Joyce Goldberg

Tobe Goldberg

Samantha Goldberg

Eric Goldberg

Neil Goldblatt

Cathy Golden

Barbara Gollman

Matthew Gonzales

Oscar Gonzalez

Erica Goodman

Andrew Goodman

Nina Goodman

Lauren Goodwin

Julie Gothard

Karen Gottschalk

Robert Gross

Amy Grueso

Patricia Gulledge

Hong Guo

Barbara Guskin

Marcy Gutow

Jeffrey Haggard

Cheryl Halpern

Ella Hamby

Laura Hamby

Adam Hecht

Peggy Heller

Gail Henkin

Jonathan Herskovitz

Greta Herskowitz

Tyler Hodges

Susan Hoffman

Cindy Hollocker

Alexander Horn

Alexandra Horn

Jill Isacson

Frances Jameson

Matthew Jameson

Howard Janco

Lisa Jennings

Calvin Jones

Rachel Justin

Ann Kahn

Martin Kahn

Allie Kam

Delaney Katz

Andrew Kaufman

Michael Kaufman

Dawn Kaufman

Barbara Kawalsky

Paula Keblar

Cullen Keeter

Jill Kirschner

Robyn Klein

Lisa Kleinman

Sandy Klindworth

Fara Kluger

Sandra Knight

Ilene Knubowitz

Deborah Koeppel

Rebecca Kolb

Elysha Kolitz

Cheri Komaiko

Beth Konig

Kevin Kotamarti

Miriam Kotamarti

Sharon Kotamarti

Mira Kovalsky

Larry Krasner

Neil Krasnoff

Michelle Kravitz

Yael Kuchinsky

Robert Landers

Michael Landgarten

Jeffrey Landsberg

Dave Laner

Bethany Last

Linda Last

Roberta Lazarus

William Lee

Matthew Lefkovits

Elizabeth Lentz

Erin Levenson

Robert Levy

Julie Liberman

Dan Littauer

Brian Lovelace

Elaine Lowenkron

Deborah Malafsky

Carolyn Marco

Linda Margolies

Seth Margolies

Weezie Margolis

Justin Martin

Kathleen Mccown

Marsha McCoy

Todd McMillan

Carol Meer

Laura Meisel

Julie Metz

Stephanie Meyers

Leslie Michelson

Debra Miller

Jana Milstein

Bracha Minc

Beth Mond

Jasmine Moody

George Moore

Lisa Moore

Monita Moore

Melanie Morris

Kelly Mosbarger

Myra Moskowitz

Ashley Murry

Ramya Nadegouni

Robin Nathanson

Minali Nemani

Brenda Nibert

Richard O’Connor

William Oglesby

Jordan Palefsky

Laura Papageorge

Sandra Parish

Stacey Pearlman

Gary Petty

Mindy Pincus

Carol Pinker

Coral Pisek

Laurie Platt

Nicole Post

Leah Prager

Erica Prager

Kevin Protack

Geetha Rajendran

Estella Raphael

Harry Ray

Cindy

Ray Yablonsky

Patricia Reitich

Barbara Repp

Faith Retsky

Jeff Rose

Katie Rose

Evelyn Rosemore

Jason Rosen

Frank Rosenbloom

Deborah Rosenfeld

Janis

RosenfeldBarbash

Bradley Rossel

Lauren Roth

Sharon Roth

Sylvan Rothschild

Lisa Rothstein

Staci Rubin

Melanie Rubin

Robin Sachs

Melinda Safir

Ellen Samuels

Linda Sands

Ed Sands

Melissa Schachter

Susan Schackman

Joe Schackman

John Schanot

Debbie Scheinberg

Telisa Schelin

Tara Schiller

Jill Schilp

Kristin Schmalz

Siegfried Schmalz

Michael Schneider

Rebecca Schnitzer

Celia Schoenbrun

Cullen Schriefer

Nancie Schwartz

Allison Schwartz

Robin Schwarz

Barbara Schwarz

Jean Schwister

Beri Schwitzer

Janice Scott

Judah Seamon

Harriet Sebert

Judy Segal

Hamed Sekander

Roger Sellers

Amogh Shanbhag

Fran Sharpe

Flor Sheehan

Daphne Shipowitz

Spencer Silansky

Nora Silverfield

Lonna Rae Silverman

Avery Simon

Eva Simon

Joan Slabiak

Suzanne Sloan

Laura Smerge

Velvet Smith

Carol Sobol

Rossi Solomon

Elaine Solomon

Karyn Spetz

Yaitova Spiegel

Betty Spomer

Glenn Squire

Lori Stahl

Janice Statman

Lindsay Stengle

Lisa Stern

Rabbi Michele

Sullum

Michelle Swanson

Katy Szende

Gerald Szor

Francesca Timm

Jay Tobin

Mindy Tobolowsky

Ted Tobolowsky

Jeanette Tonne

Bryan Topelsohn

Lauren Topelsohn

Patty Traub

Rachel Tucker

Ann Vansant

Tammy Varghese

Lee Vasa

Sandra Veeder

Simone Vendemiatti

Shiv Venkatasetty

Helen Waldman

Allison Walters

Paula Ward

James Warner

Jiab Wasserman

Richard Wasserman

James Wasserman

Jan Watson

Laura Weatherred

Wendy Weber

Nelson Weil

Nicholas Weinman

Laura Weinstein

Carl Weisbrod

Jeff Weiss

Marni Weiss

David Weiss

Tara Wettreich

Brenda White

Sherie Wigder

Linda Winski

Carole Wolanow

Sue Wolfson

Don Wolman

Henry Worlein

Linda Young

Renae Young

Tonya Young

Eman Zahir

Ethel Zale

Zhejing Zhu

Perry Zidow

Jennifer Zientz

Annalee Zweig

2022 VOLUNTEER APPRECIATION AWARD WINNERS

Outstanding Volunteer Award: Dr. Ety Friedman

Ed Sands Award

Leadership Award: Rebecca Buell

Future of JFS: Yael Kuchinsky

Newcomer of the Year: Janis RosenfeldBarbash

Hearts and Hands: Judy Bazarsky

Deborah Dubsky

Noah Fisch

Barbra Furman

Jill Kirschner

Lisa Rothstein

Siegfried Schmalz

Jerry Szor

Tonya Young

Community Partner of the Year:

Missionaries from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints