JFS Annual Report 2022-2023 by Jewish Family Service of Greater Dallas

2022-2023

ANNUAL

REPORT

A LETTER FROM OUR LEADERSHIP Dear friends and family of Jewish Family Service, As we reflect on the past year and celebrate our achievements, I am inspired by the incredible support JFS has received from our donors, volunteers, and dedicated staff. You are the heart and soul of Jewish Family Service, and your commitment to the community has allowed us to serve over 16,500 individuals during this fiscal year. This year’s annual campaign theme, Moving Forward Together, captures the essence of this journey. It is a testament to our collective strength in facing numerous obstacles in these challenging times. We can not overlook the reality that the cost of living continues to hit a new all-time high each year, and the needs of our community members continue to rise. Your support is not only appreciated, but is essential in order to make a profound difference in the lives of those we serve. At the heart of our mission is the concept of whole-person care. We understand that one aspect of a person’s life affects all aspects of their lives. In this holistic approach, we are committed to facing the interconnectedness of physical, emotional, and social well-being. This annual report holds a special significance as it will be the last of its kind, in the sense that, by next year, we anticipate significant growth in our agency and the introduction of new services. I am thrilled to announce the opening of our first Community Health Center, a significant milestone for Jewish Family Service. We will be expanding our services to include much-needed medical care. This clinic underscores our commitment to providing whole-person care, and will not only address the physical health of our community, but also contribute to their success in all areas of life. We believe that when individuals are in good health, it becomes a solid foundation to achieve self-sufficiency, financial stability, and overall well being. As we navigate the path forward together, I want you to know that your contributions to the organization are deeply valued. Our community is the driving force behind our mission, and your generosity, compassion, and unwavering support inspire not only myself, but the entire staff, every single day. We look forward to the journey ahead, and we are excited to have you by our side. Warm regards,

Cathy Barker President & CEO

Eric Goldberg 2022-2024 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.

TABLE OF CONTENTS A Letter from Leadership Career & Financial Services Food Pantry Behavioral Health PLAN & PLAN Clubhouse Jubilee Park Roseland Counseling Center PediPlace The Priya Fund School Services Older Adult Services Volunteer Engagement Volunteers In the Community Just For Show Financials Society of Life JFS Foundation Board of Directors

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CAREER & FINANCIAL SERVICES SERVICES INCLUDE

PROJECT EM

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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.

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 Career Coaching Financial Coaching

For more information about CFS, please visit www.jfsdallas.org/CFS

AT&T CONNECTED LEARNING CENTER We have partnered with AT&T and World Wide Technology to open a Connected Learning Center (CLC) - a stand-alone facility with 15 computers. Many benefiting individuals lack computer access due to finances or unfamiliarity with technology, hindering job searches and skill development. Our goal is to bridge the digital divide, offering access to resources and classes.

5,326 338

individuals received support from Career & Financial Services

77%

job seekers utilized oneon-one career coaching

141

individuals attended financial coaching seminars lead by 11 partner banks

of clients gained employment, with an average income of $23.44 per hour

Financial coaching clients saw an average credit score increase of

95 points

1,477

students joined online Microsoft training courses with individuals from 22 US states & 35 countries

“One of my very best friends has struggled with debt her whole life, and had her entire world changed by someone at CFS. She’s had a lifetime of shame with her debt. She was not only able to turn things around and make progress, but she now has lasting skills to help her in the future. I can not tell you how truly life-changing this has been to my best friend. I can’t thank you enough.” - a grateful friend

FOOD PANTRY

For more information about the Food Pantry or ways to get involved, please visit www.jfsdallas.org/FoodPantry

ALEX’S STORY: FROM FAMILY TO FORTITUDE “After my adult daughter unexpectedly passed away, I found myself struggling with a whirlwind of emotions and serious financial struggles as I became the sole provider for her children, my grandchildren, at the age 58. To be honest, I had no idea how to provide for my grandkids while dealing with my own grief. I thought I would be able to retire comfortably, but there were times when I had to skip meals just to make sure the kids had enough to eat.

That’s when I turned to the JFS Food Pantry for help. I was able to shop there with dignity, picking out items that I knew would put smiles on my grandkids’ faces. I walked away with a month’s worth of groceries without having to pay a dime. That was a glimmer of hope in the midst of all that chaos.” -- Alex, Food Pantry Client, 58* *client’s name has been changed

982,750 9,511

individuals shopped in the Food Pantry to provide for their families, with an

average family size of 4 people

185

households visiting the Food Pantry requested Kosher food

average number of visits per household

EXPANDING ACCESS TO KOSHER FOODS This year, the USDA organized a virtual conference involving representatives from the Jewish and Muslim communities. The primary goal was to enhance the accessibility of Kosher and Halal foods within Food Pantries across the country. While Margot’s Kosher Corner already provides shoppers with access to Glatt Kosher meat and a selection of essential holiday items, a new movement has emerged to expand the range of reputable kosher brands for canned goods and shelf-stable items within our Food Pantry. This initiative extends far beyond the scope of Margot’s Kosher Corner. The JFS Food Pantry is proud to offer an inclusive selection across all isles that caters to the diverse needs of our community.

851

pounds of food were distributed by the Food Pantry

children and babies under the age of 5 received food, diapers, or baby formula

$25,000

average annual income of clients

720

emergency boxes provided to families

BEHAVIORAL HEALTH CONTINUED PROGRESS WITH 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. The eight clinical interns at JFS 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 expand our services to provide services to additional clients and reduce wait times. The clinical interns have been working closely with clients at PLAN, Jubilee Park, Roseland, and JFS Behavioral Health services.

BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES INCLUDE: • • • • •

Crisis Intervention Psychosocial Assessment Marital/Family Counseling Parent/Child Support Individual Counseling

• • • •

Case Management Group Therapy Children’s Play Therapy Saftey Planning

For more information about Behavioral Health services for children, adults, or the entire family, or ways to become involved, please visit our website at www.jfsdallas.org

1,754

individuals (children, adolescents or adults) received oneon-one counseling, assessment, or therapy services.

average number of play therapy sessions attended, per child

487 676

is the average price clients pay for a children’s play therapy session, which would typically cost $150 per session individual clients received family violence intervention and developed a saftey plan

individuals attended one or more of the 9 support groups oﬀered by JFS

PLAN

PEOPLE LIVING ACTVE NOW have developed meaningful relationships with staff and members

100% of PLAN Clubhouse members report that they

84%

have improvements in their social life & feel a part of a supportive community have worked hard toward recovering their mental health and feel improvement feel better about themselves as a person

of members reported less frequent psychiatric hospitalizations and ER visits

89%

of members reported having healthy relationships with their family members

89%

of members report feeling hopeful for their futures

PLAN PROGRAMS: PLAN @ 1121 ROCK CLUBHOUSE Located in Richardson, the PLAN Clubhouse is a 4,700 sq ft facility that includes a reception area, snack bar, bistro area, media unit, wellness room, creativity center, and a 128 ft raised bed garden for growing produce. As an accredited Clubhouse model organization, members and staff unite with a common goal: running the Clubhouse and participating in a community that values meaningful relationships, gainful employment, educational achievements, and social connections. The PLAN Clubhouse serves as a transformative environment for reintegrating into the workplace. It establishes a voluntary ‘work-ordered day’ structure that promotes healing, recovery, and essential elements of independent living. Clubhouse members have opportunities to prepare nutritious lunches, engage in social activities, and volunteer. The Clubhouse fosters a sense of belonging and friendship, acting as a launchpad for a better life for those whose 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.

For more information about PLAN programs, member showcases, or ways to become involved, please visit www.planntx.org

CELEBRATING EXCELLENCE: PLAN RECEIVES THE 2022 NAMI MARION SHAW COMMUNITY SUPPORT AWARD Each year, the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) provides community recognition awards to individuals and organizations who are considered outstanding advocates for the community. In January, PLAN started the year strong as they were honored with the esteemed 2022 Marion Shaw Community Support Award. In the words of former NAMI North Texas President, “Marion Shaw was the epitome of integrity and dedication to others. She loved helping others and passionately promoted the importance of building a supportive, nonjudgmental mental health community”.

JUBILEE PARK

MENTAL HEALTH COUNSELING

138 individuals served

44% 56% children

adults

children over the age of 12 attended social emotional groups

SIX YEARS OF COMPASSIONATE CARE IN JUBILEE PARK The JFS Counseling Program at Jubilee Park Community Center opened its doors to the community in May 2017. Located within the Jubilee Park Neighborhood, this program is dedicated to addressing mental health disparities by offering confidential and cost-free counseling services. Led by licensed professionals, Jubilee Park’s Counseling Program is committed to culturally responsive care and provides a range of services such as bilingual counseling (English/ Spanish), age-appropriate counseling for children and teenagers, parenting education, family sessions, and in-school services if criteria are met. Some common concerns children and families experience may be related to parenting strategies, stress, anxiety, depression, trauma, grief and loss, relationship issues, behavioral problems, and anger management, among others.

122 outreach / workshop participants

individuals served

community outreach presentations

full time staff on site

ROSELAND COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH COUNSELING

MENTAL HEALTH COUNSELING IN THE ROSELAND COMMUNUITY The Roseland Counseling Center opened in July 2019 by the Roseland Partners and Jewish Family Service of Greater Dallas to provide free, confidential mental health counseling and support to Roseland residents. Services include therapy for children and adults, family counseling, and workshops on self-care. Appointments can be made via phone or email. The center helps with issues like stress, anxiety, depression, trauma, relationship problems, and more, aiming to improve the mental well-being of its community.

For more information about Roseland please visit www.jfsdallas.org/roseland

INTEGRATED CARE AT PEDIPLACE The Jewish Family Service Counseling Program at PediPlace advances our mission of providing effective and accessible whole-person care to those in need. PediPlace stands as a pediatric clinic dedicated to turning healthcare into a reality for every child. Our partnership with the counseling program began in 2021, and is one of our most recent collaborations. Presently, this initiative impacts the lives of 70 children and teenagers, and 168 parents and support givers on a weekly basis. Through close collaboration with medical professionals, JFS clinicians work to enhance the overall well-being of the child, from a holistic health approach.

PEDIPLACE

MENTAL HEALTH COUNSELING

168

parents and support-people engage with PediPlace each week

children and teens receive mental health couseling through PediPlace

“We were lucky enough to be awarded a Priya grant and recently welcomed our first baby boy in April of 2023. We are grateful for JFS and all you do.” - Priya grant recipient

For more information about The Priya or to apply for support, please visit www.jfsdallas.org/priya

PRIYA FUND

THE JEWISH FERTILITY FUND

families received Priya funding this year

THE PRIYA FUND: GROWING JEWISH FAMILIES The Priya Fund at JFS aims to support couples facing reproductive difficulties within the Jewish community, and ensures couples have access to mental health and social services during their challenging family-building journey. The fund provides financial grants to assist with the high costs of medical fertility treatments or adoption, which can range from hundreds to tens of thousands of dollars.

The word “Priya,” meaning “fruitful” in Hebrew, serves as the inspiration for this fund. It reflects one of the earliest directives given by G-d to humanity, emphasizing the importance of creating families. The Priya Fund it one of the few charitable funds in the country that supports Jewish couples of all denominations.

SCHOOL SERVICES

5,701

clients served including children, parents, teachers, and school administrative staff

children received speech-language services including 13 new speechlanguage evaluations

597

students served by school mental health counselors and worked with 231 parents, teachers, and school administrators

students’ diagnostic testing scheduled or completed

300+

mental health groups facilitated for students

SERVICES INCLUDE: EARLY CHILDHOOD INTERVENTION SERVICES: PRESCHOOL

JFS School Services Benefit Every Student Enrolled in a Jewish School in Dallas, From Preschool Through 12th Grade

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.

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

ACADEMIC INTERVENTION SERVICES: KINDERGARTEN - 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.

By offering our services within the schools, students can maintain their regular schedules and receive support from their own teachers and administrators. Our team collaborates regularly to ensure we meet the needs of all our students. The school services team includes School Mental Health Counselors, Speech Language Pathologists, Early Childhood Intervention Specialists, Academic Intervention Specialists, and Diagnosticians.

For more information about School Services, please visit: www.jfsdallas.org/SchoolServices Services are provided with generous funding from:

OLDER ADULTS For more information about Older Adult services, please visit www.jfsdallas.org/OlderAdults

FAMILY FINDS COMFORT AND COMPASSION DURING CHALLENGING TIMES I was born in 1931 and moved to Dallas with my husband Samuel after the Holocaust for a fresh start. On the surface, it seemed like we were leading secure and happy lives, but beneath it all, it became clear that we each carried the weight of deep emotional wounds from our past. To help us navigate this pain and find a way to heal, we turned to JFS. As the years went by, aging began to present us with life-altering challenges. With our adult children living in different states, JFS stepped in with sponsored home care and a dedicated Friendly Visitor, ensuring we had the support we needed to feel comfortable, less lonely, and treated with dignity in our daily lives.

Samuel became ill as he aged, and JFS was there to provide our family with assistance in arranging hospice care, which offered him the utmost comfort and support in his final days. I also received psychoeducational therapy to help me prepare for the inevitable loss of my dear husband. And when that heart-wrenching moment arrived, JFS was there for me once again, offering the much-needed bereavement support. I thank JFS for helping my husband find a sense of comfort throughout his entire life and allowing us to cherish each moment we had together. -- Lana, JFS client, 92* *client’s name has been changed

9,799 338

Kosher Home Delivered Meals were distributed to homehound older adults

468

Older Adult clients received counseling

108

Older Adult clients served by Rabbi Wolk in the Chaplaincy program

individual volunteers committed 1,898 hours of their time by packing kosher meals, driving, making welfare calls or working on administrative tasks to support homebound older adults aging in place

80%

92%

of Older Adult clients identify as Jewish

of Older Adult clients remained independent in their own homes

86 64

caregivers supported

Holocaust Survivors served in the past year, including 20 new clients to the program

older adult & caregiver support groups

educational presentations and in-services

SERVICES INCLUDE: • • • • • • •

Assessment and Care Management Community Chaplaincy Counseling and Psychotherapy for Individuals Counseling for Adult Children of Older Adults Friendly Visitors Holocaust Survivor Assistance Indigent Burial

• • • • • •

Kosher Home-Delivered Meals Memory Loss, Alzheimer’s Disease or Related Dementias Services Psychiatric Consultation Referral Information Support Groups Personal Resource Organizer (PRO)

VOLUNTEER ENGAGEMENT For a full list of volunteer opportunities, or to learn how to get started as a volunteer, please visit www.jfsdallas.org/volunteer

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES INCLUDE: CLERICAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE Agency Mailings, Special Projects, Filing, Community Outreach, Data Entry, Mitzvah Central

PLAN CLUBHOUSE Culinary Preparation, Grocery Shopping with Members, Field Trips, Data Entry, Educational Development

BOARD LEADERSHIP AND COMMITTEES Board of Directors, Young Leadership Board, Offer Professional Expertise on Committees

SPECIAL EVENTS AND PROGRAMS Assemble and Deliver Holiday Baskets, Disaster Relief, Assist with Various Fundraising Events

CAREER & FINANCIAL SERVICES Offer Support in Job Search Resource Center, Teach Workshops and Seminars, Develop Resource Guides

FOOD PANTRY Organize Food Donation Drives, Interview or Shop with Clients, Stock the Shelves, Monday Muscle Deliveries, Donation Pick-ups, Design Centerpieces for Tzedekah, Help lead Food Pantry Experiences for children

OLDER ADULT SERVICES Pack and Deliver Kosher Meals, Be a Friendly Visitor, Be a Personal Resource Organizer

23,108 950

volunteers including 694 new volunteers

6,678 volunteer shifts filled

total volunteer hours served this year this is equivilent to the number of hours in 2,926 work days, or 11 YEARS

groups of corporate or community volunteers

80%

volunteers served in multiple departments

of volunteers also make financial donations to JFS

volunteers have been trained in Person-Centered Trauma-Informed care. 50% of whom meet with a Holocaust Survivor or an Older Adult with a history of Trauma on a weekly basis as part of the Friendly Visitor program

THE KLEIN SUMMER INTERNSHIP IS SHAPING OUR FUTURE LEADERS The Klein Internship, established in 2009 by Jewish Family Service, pays tribute to Rabbi Gerald J. Klein’s lifelong dedication to social justice. It provides an opportunity for Dallas area teens to intern at local nonprofits, offering hands-on learning experiences. During the 180-hour summer internship, students gain job and college readiness skills, understand nonprofit roles, enhance their communication abilities, and become more attuned to the needs of the clients they serve. This summer, 18 high school-aged interns, including one at the JFS Food Pantry, completed their internships and are now eager to embark on their senior year of high school, inspired and ready to make a positive impact on the world!

Thank you to the incredible team of over 950 volunteers who have given their time and energy to further the mission of Jewish Family Service. Without their dedication, we wouldn’t have been able to make a difference in the lives of more than 16,500 individuals and families this year.

SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR 2023 VOLUNTEER APPRECIATION AWARD RECIPIENTS: NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR Sylvan Rothschild LEADERSHIP AWARD Nicole Post COMMUNITY PARTNER Santander Bruce Abel Terry Abel Alexandra Abell Richard Abramowitz Melissa Ackerman David Adams Nancy Adams Toluwani Ademola Kellie Adkins Ananya Adusumilli Adaolisa Agbakwu Alyze Ahola Leyla Akgerman Lauren Akolkar Riley Akolkar Vicki Alda Maya Alexander Heather Alsup Sullivan Alsup Zachary Alsup Michael Altenbaumer Diego Alvarado April Amendson Neal Anderhub Desiree’ Anderson Christine Andersson Bank of America North Dallas Bank Truist Bank YMSL Carrollton Joanne Ansiaux Barbara Antebi Isaac Antebi Disha Anumolu Gabriela Appel Gila Appel

DYNAMIC DUO Carole & Joram Wolanow Bobbie Repp & Annalee Zweig Joe & Susan Schakman OUTSTANDING VOLUNTEER Merle Gallant Nina Goodman

Marcy Applebaum Emma Argueta Laney Arndt Stephen Aronoff Myesa Arora Joshue Arroyo Barbara Artino Ron AsoulinHandelman Jack Atkin Jacob Atzenhoffer Yael Avneri AxelPacheco Annika Bala Bijal Bala Bob Baron Joseph Barth Marlon Jr Bates Brendan Baum Judy Bazarsky Hayden Becker Michael Becker Alex Beisel Amy Bell Michael Beltran Brandan Bennett Michael Bennett Kayla Bentley Brittany Benton Juliana Berg Steven Berger Julia Berle Linda Bernal Daisy Bernal de Castro Anna Berry Christine Berry

Connor Berry Parker Berry Gary Biarsky Rachel Biblo Dinora Bicas Amy Biesman David Biesman Lane Biesman Marc Biesman Tristen Bird Bird Azia Birdow Khristina Blalock Jonathan Blum Mia Blum Zoe Blum Sandra Bodzin Angela Boeke Lucas Boling Elena Bolos Kimberly Bolos Jayden Boomer Mark Bottorff Jennifer Brill Ethan Brockbank Barry Brown Lori Brown Shania Brown Steven Brown Erika Bruce Blake Bruneman Janet Bubis Janet Bucher Asia Buckhalter Rebecca Buell Lauren Busch Brenda Butnick

HEARTS & HANDS AWARD Robbyn Lewin Jack Atkin Ina Gartenberg Laura Papageorge Janice Scott

Scott Butnick Wendell Callaway David Camm Nancy Camm Zach Cannon Brian Canny Leo Cantu Fabian Cariaga Yanela Carpenter Grant Carr Fiona Carter Lillian Carter Roland Carter Jessica Cash Alice Catalano Kathryn Cates Leslie Ceballos Manuel Cedeno Jazmine Cervera Tonya Chalmers Thy Chau Deborah Cheng The Chesed Program Shelley Chetzron Meredyth Childress David Chortek Chris Chow Linda Chow Susan Christensen Christina Dong David Chung Sunhae Chung Lisa Clapton Levester Clark Carolyn Clayton Emma Clemens

Hannah Clemens Jacqueline Clemens George Cloy Emily Coakley Tyler Cocek Akiva Cohen Eric Cohen Harriet Cohen Yemile Cohen Leslie Cohn-Wein Caity Coleman Jo Coleman Daniel Collins Margaret Colpa Katherine Contreras Sanchez Dwayne Cooper Garrett Cooper Jack Cooper Melanie Cooper Siiri Corby Antonia Correa Christina Couch Amy Cowling Donna Craycraft Cantor Don Croll Brent Culhane Carol Cumonow Brenden Cupp Michela Dandrea Madinath Daouda Sejal Daswani Shalina Daswani Deborah Dauber

VOLUNTEERS Gail Davidson Shantel Dawson Christina De Jesus Janet Delgado Makenzie Demarest Ambrose Denvir Rima Desai Reyna Diamond Mabel Dillow Rosalinda Dingler Dominque Dixon Divija Doddi Campbell Dodds Margaret Doe O’Neal Gina Domingo Sonja Dotson Chloe Downey Shera Dressman Claire Drexel Kathryn Drexel Lisa Dribben Debra Driscoll Douglas Drum Deborah Dubsky Carlos Duke Jill Dunn Kandi Duplantis Haley Dupree Alan Eckert Natalie Eilat Madelyn Eisenberg Melissa Ellis Morgan Ellsberry Sylvia Elzafon Marcella Engel Randle Eschberger Rami Espinosa Beatriz Espinoza Derek Espinoza Omar Espinoza Bella Evans Elena Evans Jennifer Evans Olufemi Fadare Blake Fadem Beth Falco Paige Falco Scott Falco Deborah Farina Tamila Fathi Hugh Feferman Tammy Feferman Mikael Fekadu

Sam Feldman Janet Felty Toni Fennell Alec Feygin Nan Fichtenbaum Cheryl Field Suzanne Fine Laurel Fisher Jackson Fleischer Gabriela Fletcher Nathalie Fletcher Ethan Flores Allyson Flynn Kathleen Foster Veronica France Nichole Franco Sheila Frank Matthew Freeman Sharon Freeman Helen Frenkel Ety Friedman Joshua Friedman Michael Friedman William Fuller Jimmee Fullerton Barbra Furman Janis Gail Harrison Gaines Merle Gallant Ponte Gamel Zsuzsanna Garai Caleb Garcia Jill Garcia Linda Garner Brooklynn Garrett Ina Gartenberg Jan Gartenberg Jennifer Gaytan Tecle Gebremicheal Filipina Geroy Aleathia Geter Brandon Gibson Brenda Gilbert Maurice Gilbert Brittney Giles Alex Gill Marie Gill Sharon Ginchansky Zoe Ginchansky Frencesca Giove Giovanna Giove Noah Giove Abby Glance

Linda Glauben Sally Gleason Regina Glessner Samuel Goidell Leonard Gojer Louise Gold David Goldberg Eric Goldberg Samantha Goldberg Tobe Goldberg Neil Goldblatt Marc Goldfarb Ariela Goldstein Devorah Goldstein Greta Goldstein Jonah Goldstein Ruby Goldstein Sydney Goldstein Barbara Gollman Rick Golman Jorge Gomez Christina Gonzalez Oscar Gonzalez Emma Goode Kimberly Goode Nina Goodman Lauren Goodwin William Gordon Zachary Gorsen Julie Gothard Karen Gottschalk David Greving Baylor Griffin Erin Groover Madeleine Groover Melanie Gross Robert Grossman Amy Grueso Brynn Grumbles Jerri Grunewald Taylor Guilbeau Alia Guillama Patricia Gulledge Barbara Guskin Joel Guskin Marcy Gutow Jeffrey Haggard Leslie Hall Laura Hamby Annette Hammond Jeremy Hansen Meryl Harari Betsy Harden

Bree Harden Allison Harding Sherae Harding-Griffin Elizabeth Harris Cameron Hart Alex Hartigan Shehla Hasanali Jemel Hatcher Karen Hattrup Alfred Haumpy David Haws Torri Hayden Preston Hayes Tomasa Haywood Lisa Headrick Diya Hegde Peggy Heller Dawan Henderson Geralyn Hendrick Spencer Hendrix Jasmine Herlitz Cristina Hernandez Kayla Herron Eliane Herschberg Jonathan Herskovitz Mazzie Hetzel Cardnesha Higgs Jeremy Hill Kathryn Hill Mark Himes Khanh Hoang Michelle Hoang Susan Hoffman Megan Holland Cindy Hollocker Alex Holmes Steve Holmes Molly Hoover Callie Hubbell William Hubbell Amy Hulme Luke Hulme Emily Hwang Sandy Hyman Layla Imamovic Sithayya Indukuri Emily Inman Clinical Interns Hillary Intinarelli Jill Isacson Mario Jaar Bridget Jackson Kristen Jackson

Eli Jacobson Maya Jaffe Areeb Jamshed Howard Janco Lynn Jarcho Pearl Jardia Valerie Jenkins Rachel Jennings Elizabeth John Jasmine John Aysha Johnson Cecilia Johnson Paige Johnston Jasmine Joiner Parker Jones Ruth Josenhans Ann Kahn Martin Kahn Craig Kalman Bradley Kaplan Barbara Katz Delaney Katz Eric Katz Monica Katz Stanley Katz Andrew Kaufman Dawn Kaufman Irwin Kaufman Marissa Kaufman Barbara Kawalsky Milia Kazee Stacy Kazee Jaquadrian Kendrick Zachary Kennedy Zander Kennedy Henry Kern Robert Kern Natalie Kessel Charles Keszler Aashik Khakoo Abigail Khalameizer Katrina Kieu Myles King Jill Kirschner Loren Klein Zach Klein Lisa Kleinman Mallory Klinger Fara Kluger Keely Knight Royal Knight Sandra Knight Ilene Knubowitz

VOLUNTEERS Ilise Kohleriter Patricia Kolb Rebecca Kolb Ryan Kollinger Harold Kolni Erica Kopmar Katherine Kornman Martha Kornman Tyra Koski Miriam Kotamarti Sharon Kotamarti Kathryn Kraft Glenn Kranis Larry Krasner Michelle Kravitz Yvon Krengel Isabelle Kronick Caren Krumerman Yael Kuchinsky Savir Kumar Evie Kwei Alex Ladin Sheila Lamwaka Taryn Land Carolyn Landers Robert Landers Michael Landgarten Jeffrey Landsberg Dave Laner Charity LaPonsie Yolanda Lara Bethany Last Lyz Latson Roman LaVigne Roberta Lazarus Nolan Leal Sean LeBlanc Tamara LeBrun Joey Lederman Alan Lee Alana Lee Kira Lee Sarah Lee Somin Lee Matthew Lefkovits Maya Lefkovits Deborah Leibensberger Anne Leiman Elizabeth Lentz Erin Levenson Alan Levine Beth Levine

Rachel Levitt Svetlana Levkovich Dara Levy Hannah Levy Jill Levy Robert Levy Robbyn Lewin Finley Lewis Sophia Li Julie Liberman Sally Liberman Rachel Lindenman Jessica Lindsey Sara Lipszyc Gracie Little Yi Liu Maria Lott Brian Lovelace Elaine Lowenkron Katie Loyet Gloria Luevano Jessica Lindsey Sara Lipszyc Gracie Little Yi Liu Maria Lott Brian Lovelace Elaine Lowenkron Katie Loyet Gloria Luevano Johannah Luza Jennifer M Kent Deborah Mack Dusti Mackey Molly Maestre Deborah Malafsky Kimberly Malakoff Michael Malakoff Sahith Mallem Alyssa Malvaiz Oudom Manivong Karen Mantel Mrudula Marathe Shaleen Margolese Lauren Margolies Linda Margolies Seth Margolies Weezie Margolis Lori Marr Stephanie Martinez Rishi Matharasi Stella Matthews

Mercedes Mayfield Jake McCord Kathleen Mccown Tracy Mccutchin Caitlin McGrath Luz McLaurin Theresa Mcmanus Carol Meer Sanil Mehta Yohanan Mejia Eva Meloul David Melsheimer Muhammed Memon Scarlett Metz Stephanie Meyers Kaela Michaelis Debra Miller Gabby Miller Lawren Miller Mary Lou Miller Monica Miller David Mills Will Miltenberger Jennifer Miltenverger Miley Miltenverger Susan Minner Brenda Mitchell Bonnie Mockler Beth Mond Dominique Monroy Betty Montague Mayra Montalvo Monita Moore Shantel Moore Sierra Morahan Christina Morefield Kelly Morefield Kristi Morris Melanie Morris Yvonne Morris Callie Morse Marie Moses Zachary Moskowitz Cindy Munn Irving Munn Sterling Murinchack Jeffrey Jr Murphy Kevin Nadakal Steven Nadakal Isabella Naggar Sharonica Naidu Robin Nathanson

Audrey Neal Minali Nemani Tracey Newcomer Sierra Ngomo Kristina Nguyen Brenda Nibert David Nibert Cassie Nickle Grace Nicodemus Lisa Niesman Drew Noonan Becky Nurko Robert Nussbaum Kelly O’Briant Cary Obrien Richard O’Connor Lisa Oglesby William Oglesby Simone Oliveira L Vendemiatti Adelaide O’Neal Anderson Ortiz Misael Ortiz moreno Natalie Ouaknin Aaron Pace Jamie Palefsky Jordan Palefsky Jade Palmer Laura Papageorge Diamond Paramore Carrie Parker Tiffany Pasley Charisma Patterson Tashika Patterson Jeremy Patty Andrew Paull Emilie Paulson Samual Pavlis Andrea Payne Latonya Pea Stacey Pearlman Deanna Perry Michelle Pfannenstiel Aryaa Phadke Cuong Pham Sherly Philip Stephen Philip Stephie Philip Mindy Pincus Carol Pinker Chanelle Piper Karron Pitcock

Laurie Platt Michelle Porras Nicole Post Boris Potts Beth Powell Erica Prager Maansi Prasad Darby Price Rechelle Pride Celina Prieur Holly Radicello Sarah Radicello Babu Rajan Cicily Rajan Sunil Rajan Geetha Rajendran Antonio Ramirez Natalia Ramirez Estella Raphael Gabby Raphael Jordan Raschke Robin Raxlin Harry Ray Abigail Readhimer Anne Readhimer Leroy Redmond Brynley Reeves Mandy Reeves Sol Reifer Toba Reifer Joel Rejino Lea Rennert Bobbie Repp Faith Retsky Ava Reubin Dennis Rice Jamie Rice Logan Rice Paula Rice Holly Robinson James Robinson John Rockecharlie Kellye Rockecharlie Chase Rodgers Annalyn Rodriguez Javier Rodriguez Dejah Rogers Tal Rogozinski Patricia Rohr Trey Rome Erica Romo

Alice Rosen Ben Rosen Betsy Rosen Theo Rosen Frank Rosenbloom Noah Rosenfeld Janis Rosenfeld Barbash Addison Rosenthal Hillary Rosenthal Bradley Rossel Joshua Rossignol Lauren Roth Sylvan Rothschild Lisa Rothstein Natalie Rubin Samuel Rubin Claire Rudisill Nathan Rudisill Christopher Ruff Sarina Rutner Noa Saboni Paige Sachs Robin Sachs Jackson Safir Melinda Safir Azalea Saldivar Caedmon Samsel Ellen Samuels Josiah Sanchez Cynthia Sandifer Edward Sands Joel Sands Linda Sands Lilian Sangeeth Reya Santhosh Saranya Sahasra Saravanan Deizel Sarte Canon Saugier Katrina Saugier Cheryl Scaglione Joe Schackman Susan Schackman John Schanot Debbie Scheinberg Diane Scheinberg Ava Schelin Telisa Schelin Jeffrey Schiller Tara Schiller Siegfried Schmalz Aidan Schmidt

Heather Schmidt Michael Schneider Celia Schoenbrun Cullen Schriefer Allison Schwartz Barbara Schwarz Jean Schwister Elaine Scott Janice Scott Lindsey Seabaugh Eloise Seaward Leah Seaward Don Sebert Harriet Sebert Jeri Lyn Sebert Daniel Seelig Judy Segal Stacey Segal Violeta Segarra Haley Seiba Hamed Sekander Ava Selders Nina Selders Roger Sellers Michael Serber Miriam Serrano Kaaren Shalom Anika Shareef Fran Sharpe Flor Sheehan Benjamin Sheena Sonia Sheth Daphne Shipowitz Danna Shrem David Shriro Stacey Siegel Spencer Silansky Andrew Silver Michelle Silver Nora Silverfield Jay Silverman Avery Simon Cooper Simon Jeremiah Simons Shreya Sivakumar Joan Slabiak Suzanne Sloan Audrey Sloane Brian Slye Connor Smith Dominique Smith Ian Smith

Velvet Smith Carson Snead Suzanne Snead Elaine Solomon Sarah Solomons Nishi Soni Juan Sosa Dorwin Spencer Eli Spett Stephanie Spett Yaitova Spiegel Erin Sporkin Michelle Squillace Michelle Squillace Aubrey Stafford Gabriel Stagner Michelle Stagner Lori Stahl Casey Stam Sara Stavchansky Katherine Steinbrueck Parker Steinbrueck Lindsay Stengle Guy Stern Noah Stern Noah Stern Mindi SternBlitz-Rubenstein Jennifer Stevenson Rabbi Michele Sullum Henry Sun Megan Sun Susan Kanter Helen Sutker William Sutker Michelle Swanson Katy Szende Gerald Szor Cathey Tate Deborah Taylor Detric Taylor Julie Tenin Michael Tenin Jeff Tepper Chasity Terrell Alden Thomas Brandon Thomas Danny Thomas Sonia Thomas Timothy Thomas Elizabeth Thrash James Thrash

Nicholas Thrash David Tinarwo Allie Tingle Jay Tobin Mindy Tobolowsky Ted Tobolowsky Stephanie Toliver Emily Tomsheck Bryan Topelsohn Lauren Topelsohn Agustin Toriz Patty Traub Louis Trinca-Pasat John Truelove Brent Tubbs Darnell Turner Casey Uphues Marshall Uphues Abby Van Volkenburgh Ava Van Volkenburgh Terry VanGundy Lee Vasa Michael Vaughn Mir Vazquez Lavanya Veduruparthi Virgil Vega Shiv Venkatasetty Sienna Verma Suzanne Verma Courtney Vorel Josh Vorel Vanna Vu Helen Waldman Lincoln Walker Allison Walters Paula Ward Jim Warner Shelita Warner Ryan Warren David Wasemiller Jasper Washa James Wasserman Jiab Wasserman Richard Wasserman Erin Wasson Olivia Wasson James Watkins Jan Watson Nicole Watson Delia Watts Laura Weatherred Wendy Weber

Stacy Webster Nelson Weil Beth Weinstein Daniel Weinstein Laura Weinstein Carl Weisbrod Aaron Weiss David Weiss Henry Wellington Tara Wettreich Mike Wharton Brenda White Christopher White Perri White Jeffrey Wigder Sherie Wigder Sydney Wigder Cathy Wilkerson Britton Williams Charlie Williams Ian Williams Kara-Lee Wilson Kate Wilson Leah Wilson Sarah Wilson Lakeisha Wimbley Carole Wolanow Joram Wolanow Susan Wolbe Dyana Wolkenhauer Don Wolman Natalie Workman Henry Worlein Xinrui Xi Aaron Xu Srihitha Yalavarthi Bob Young Marla Zack Lisa Zakarin Caroline Zarnaghian Samantha Zelling Hollye Zidell Ilene Zidow Perry Zidow Aaron Zientz Jack Zientz Jennifer Zientz Zane Zientz David Zoller Annalee Zweig

IN THE COMMUNITY EMPOWERING EDUCATORS: JFS HOSTS TEACHER TRAINING FOR CHILD DEVELOPMENT, CONCERNS AND INTERVENTIONS Hosted by Lacey Mathews, LSSP, and Ariela Goldstein, JFS conducted its largest teacher training workshop, attended by educators from several schools in the community. The workshop was designed specifically for elementary school educators from Dallas’ Jewish schools and it warmly welcomed participants from a wide range of educational institutions. The workshop covered various topics in child development, concerns, and interventions, including discussions on theoretical foundations of typical vs. atypical development and basics of behavior modification, along with their applications in the classroom. Participants earned 1.5 hours of CRE (Continuing Education) credit and received a certificate of completion. The training was highly successful, drawing nearly 40 attendees from schools across the community, and it garnered positive feedback from the participating teachers.

JFS holds town hall meeting at Cong. Shearith Israel to announce upcoming plans for the medical clinic, February 2023

JFS wins 1st place in the vegetarian category during the 2023 Dallas Kosher Chili Cookoff, March 2023

Cathy Barker, President and CEO with Irum Jones, keynote speaker at the Annual Meeting, June 2023

Blood drive with American Red Cross collects 18 units of blood from staff and community members, May 2023

FIRST ANNUAL JEWISH COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP BREAKFAST In May, JFS hosted a meeting that brought together dozens of leaders from the Dallas Jewish community in order to discuss the needs of the community and create accessibility to the resources available. Attendees included Rabbis, representatives from school administrations, and leadership professionals from local organizations including the Jewish Federation of Greater Dallas and Chai. During this roundtable, JFS provided the community leaders with updated lists of available resources in an effort to expand the reach of services to those who may need it. Moreover, the meeting served as a platform for community leaders to engage with one another and identify the specific needs within their circles, and discuss possible solutions to these issues.

NETWORK OF JEWISH HUMAN SERVICE AGENCIES (NJHSA) POWERNET 2023 CONFERENCE HELD IN DALLAS In May, The Network of Jewish Human Service Agencies (NJHSA) held its annual conference in Dallas. PowerNET 2023 brought together over 630 members of Jewish Human Service Agencies from across North America to address common challenges, provide solutions, and establish dynamic partnerships. With Dallas as the host city, JFS had the privilege of managing the welcome station, and several department heads presented informative sessions to the attendees of the conference. These sessions not only showcased our services and the impact of our programs but also fostered connections with other Jewish Human Service Agencies, inspiring action among those facing similar situations. As many attendees had never been to Dallas before, JFS was able to organize tours through the Food Pantry, PLAN Clubhouse, and our behavioral health partnership with Jubilee Park Community Center.

To learn more about NJHSA please visit www.networkjhsa.org

J UUSSTT FO OR R S HHOW OW The 2023 ‘Just For Show’ fundraiser left us with hearts full of memories and a renewed sense of community. With Broadway legends Sandra Joseph and Ron Bohmer as the talent, the event was a magical experience that not only entertained everyone but also contributed to funding vital programs and services provided by Jewish Family Service. The event was co-chaired by Anita and Todd Chanon, along with Michael Kaufman and Durward Watson, who played pivotal roles in making the night a success. Michael Kaufman, one of the co-chairs, set the tone for the evening with a personal and touching speech. He shared how JFS has impacted his own family, recounting how his mother received much-needed support as a young single mom, demonstrating the significant influence of the services provided by JFS. The Majestic Theater in Downtown Dallas provided the perfect backdrop for the enchantment that unfolded on stage. Sandra Joseph and Ron Bohmer transported the audience to the magical world of Broadway as their voices filled the theater with everyone’s favorite tunes. Following the performance, there was a VIP reception, providing donors with a unique opportunity to meet and greet the Broadway stars. The evening was brought to life by the incredible talents of Sandra Joseph and Ron Bohmer and supported by the generosity of our community. Beyond being a night of entertainment, it served as a reminder of the unity within our community, compassion, and desire to help others. We thank the nearly 1000 people who attended the event for supporting the essential services provided by JFS to over 16,500 members of the community this year.

FINANCIALS Actual Income/Revenue Sources JFGD Allocation United Way of Metro Dallas Contributions Service Fees The Resale Shop Grants Capital Campaign Contributions In-Kind Donations Investment Income TOTAL

$771,995 $ 357,942 $1,648,849 $ 747,590 $ 247,181 $ 4,533,408 $ 4,436,557 $ 902,791 $ 226,214 $ 13, 872,527

5.6 % 2.6 % 11.9 % 5.4 % 1.8 % 32.7 % 32 % 6.5 % 1.6 % 100 %

Actual Expenses by Program Counseling/Mental Health Older Adult Services Food Pantry Career & Financial Coaching The Resale Shop Volunteer Services Fundraising Management/General Medical Clinic (FQHC) PLAN Women’s Health Emergency Assistance TOTAL

$2,377,489 $1,394,584 $1,238,552 $340,138 $292,692 $103,509 $762,797 $3,005,136 $343,696 $601,038 $35,389 $564,243 $11,059,263

21.5 % 12.6 % 11.2 % 3.1 % 2.7 % 1% 6.9 % 27.2 % 3.1 % 5.4 % 0.32 % 5.1 % 100 %

*Financials are not audited

2022-2023 SOCIETY OF LIFE $100,000+ The Addy Foundation AT&T Foundation Fichtenbaum Charitable Trust Jewish Federation of Greater Dallas Incarnation Place, Inc. Leslie & David B. Katz • The Moody Foundation Margot Rosenberg Pulitzer Foundation/Ann Rosenberg Texas Mutual Insurance Company United Way of Metropolitan Dallas DJ & Les Weisbrod Kalman & Ida Wolens Foundation M.B. & Edna Zale Foundation $50,000-$99,999 Anonymous (2) Adair Foundation Candy & Ike Brown Morton H. Meyerson Family Foundation Jewish Federations of North America North Texas Behavioral Health Authority North Texas Food Bank NTEN $25,000-$49,999 Baldridge Foundation Alice & Michael Brown Capital for Kids Charles Schwab Bank Leo & Rhea Fay Fruhman Foundation / Joe Goldman Lisa Genecov Ann Kahn • Wal-Dot Foundation / Dolores Neustadt Stanley Rabin Peachy Rudberg William & Sylvia Zale Foundation Truist Bank $18,000-$24,999 AARP Foundation The Dallas Foundation/AWARE Michelle & Marshall Funk Kari & David Goldberg Manana Management Co. / Gayla & Carlos Lopez Kyle & Alan Rabinowitz Howard Earl Rachofsky Foundation Sewell Automotive Conpanies Barbara Spigel Linda & Happy Webberman

$10,000-$17,999 Gilian & Steve Baron Roy & Esther Barzune Stein Endowment Fund Linda & Steven Blasnik • Charter Communications The Communities Foundation of Texas Kim & Jeff Chapman Ruth Bakal & Michael Cohen Lori & Mike Cohen Paddy & Barry Epstein Lisa & Randy Fleisher • Sandy Funk • Berta Goetz z”l • Nina & Jonathan Goodman • Patsy & Michael Hochman Charitable Foundation Hillcrest Foundation IMA Foundation Judy & Harold Kaye Susan & Allyn Kramer Rosemarie Mickish Esther & Craig Navias • North Dallas Bank & Trust Co. Mary Onstead Jane & Tom O’Toole David Pardue Jeri Lyn & Jeff Sebert Tina & Richard Wasserman • Texas Jewish Post $5,000-$9,999 Susie Avnery • Bank OZK Marsha Barron Real Estate, Inc. Susan & Daryl Beck Fran & Mark Berg Lisa & Steve Block Paula & Steve Brown Anita & Todd Chanon Crosshairs Charitable Foundation / TBK Bank Dalfen’s Limited Dallas Capital Bank Goldsmith Family Foundation Laura & Norman Diamond Sandy & Howard Donsky Dia & Barry Epstein • Independent Financial Linda & Dave Garner Beth & Jim Gold Sharon & Eric Goldberg Lori & Rick Golman Heather Goodstein

Julie & Sander Gothard • Terri Train Greenspan & Alan Greenspan • Maya & Robert Gross Susan & Tom Hartin Haynes and Boone, LLP First Horizon Trish Houck & Lyssa Jenkens IMA, Inc. Joleen Julis Fannie & Stephen Kahn Charitable Foundation Martha & Michael Kornman Robin Kosberg & Rabbi Mark Washofsky Marsha Lev • Betty & Jay Lorch Susie & Joel Litman Ruth Lurie Weezie & Mark Margolis Doris Meyers Sandy Nachman Ann & Mike Ochstein • Stacy & David Olesky Janet & Ed Ostrovitz Carol & Harold Pinker • Laurie & Todd Platt Raelaine Radnitz RBC Foundation - USA Reliant Nancy & Joel Roffman Terry & Bert Romberg Lisa & Joshua Rothstein • Robin Sachs & Bob Farkas Pam & Michael Saks Celia & Larry Schoenbrun Michelle & Ron Schwartz Neil Shaw Daphne & Jay Shipowitz Stacey & Jonathan Siegel • Laura & Joshua Skora Karla & Larry Steinberg Miriam Vernon Joan D. Vogt Jackie & Steve Waldman Jolene & Harv Weisblat • Ben Weinstein Bonnie & Jeff Whitman $3,600-$4,999 Liz & Steve Berger Dorothy K. & Harry Boris Memorial Endowment Fund Michael Braun

heryl & Randy Colen C Carol & Hal Colvin Cristina & Jim Doyle Mireille & Barry Emmett Susan & Richard Frapart Michael Kaufman & Durward Watson Betsy & Mark Kleinman Michelle & Brian Kravitz Carol & Mark Kreditor Robert Landers Michelle & Mark Meiches Reesa Portnoy Bobbie & David Repp • Donna & Byron Rubin Steven Rudner Judith Shure & James Mattingly Michelle & Andrew Silver Monica & Jeff Susman Temple Emanu-El Fran & Jeff Toubin Sam Utay Becky & Bruce Wartell Michael Zimmerman $1,800-$3,599 Anonymous (3) Carol & Steve Aaron Isaac Adelman Fonda & Jay Arbetter Cathy & Don Barker Susan & Evan Bates Lisa Beckerman Andy & Jonathan Blum Renee Blustein Sheryl & Gordon Bogen Marcy Helfand & Robert Book Bookatz Endowment Fund Mary Lee & Michael Broder Rebecca & Ryan Buell Randy Brown Susie & Joel Carp Sharon & David Chortek Mimi & Marty Cohen Mark D. Daniels Susan & Reuben Davidsohn Ricki & Randy Ebner Faith Presbyterian Hospice Cory Feldman Arlene Jacobs & Allen Feltman Laura & Roy Fleischmann Peter Fonberg z”l Judy & Ronald Foxman Rhoda Frenkel Ety & Charles Friedman •

Gail & Allan Gilbert Marvin Gerard Laurie & Dan Goetz • Matthew Gold Neil Goldberg Roslyn Goldstein Abby & Ben Goodman • Kelli Goza Pauline Graivier Bonnie & Michael Grossfeld • Cheryl & Andy Halpern Zelda Hantz HEB Debbie & Jonathan Herskovitz Greta & Howard Herskowitz Lindsay & Josh Hochschuler • Ynette & Jim Hogue Darci & Randy Iola Joan Jackson Marcy & Jeffrey Kahn Lorraine & Alan Keed Beth & Larry Konig Brian Kravitz Karen & Mickey Kurzman Stephanie & Michael Landgarten Jodi & Yan Lemeshev • Rachel & Isaac Leventon Carol Levy The Rubin Family Foundation/ Julie & Jay Liberman Adele & Roger Lieberman Malia & David Litman Jane Manaster Staci & Jeffrey Mankoff Lauren & Seth Margolies Judy & Benton Markey Carol Meer Patricia Michaelson Julie & Scott Miller • Beth & Josh Mond The Morguloff-Hayden Team Shirley Morris Cindy & Irv Munn Barbara & Len Nadalo Meryl & Scott Nason Network of Jewish Human Service Agencies Natinal Life Group Lynda & Gordon Newman Stanley M. Peskind Sheryl & David Pidgeon Jody & Mel Platt Pam & Steven Pluss Nicole & Jay Post

Barbara & David Radunsky • Katherine & Eric Reeves Carol & Allan Rosen Beverly & Cary Rossel Felicia & Robert Rubin Elaine & Morris Rutchik Rikki Rutchik Ike & Fannie Sablosky Foundation Margareth Sanchez Edward Sands Carol & Darren Schackman Debbie & Sid Scheinberg Cristie & Rodney Schlosser • Marilyn Schnitzer Kim & Avrum Schonwald Jaynie Schultz & Ron Romaner Sally Pian & Ira Silverman Rebecca & Neal Sklaver Jerome Small Southwest Jewish Congress Renee Stanley Meri-Kay Star Elena & Eric Stein Sunflower Bank Jennifer & Rabbi Ari Sunshine Donna & Wayne Swafford Alan S. Taper Ruth & David Tobin Nancy Ungerman Netanya & Josh Utay Sandra & David Veeder Kim & Rob Velevis Natalie & Michael Waldman Harianne & David Wallenstein Hilarie & Peter Weinstock Carl Weisbrod Ethel Silvergold Zale

L’DOR V’DOR SOCIETY This exclusive society recognizes those who generously support both the JFS Foundation and Jewish Family Service annually at $1,800+. Carol & Harold Colvin Susie & Joel Litman Carol & Harold Pinker Nancy & Joel Roffman Peachy Rudberg

JFS FOUNDATION The JFS Foundation supports the long-term viability of the mental health and social services of Jewish Family Service through planned giving and endowments. It allows thoughtful, generous people to make a lasting difference in our community for generations by ensuring the availability of JFS’ high-quality, accredited services for any child, teen, adult, or older adult in need. Establishing a fund or endowment to the Foundation is an investment in the long-term success and viability of the programs and services of JFS. While a yearly contribution to JFS makes an important, direct, and immediate impact, a Foundation fund helps secure the future of JFS services in the community. You can learn more at www.jfsdallasfoundation.org

THANK YOU TO OUR CURRENT FUNDHOLDERS The Andrée G. & Sidney S. Rosenblum Family Fund for General Operations

The Debi Weiner Fund for Older Adult Services

The Michael J. Fleisher Endowment Fund for General Operations

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

The Dr. Perry & Harriet Gross Fund for General Operations

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

The Ethel Silvergold Zale Fund Betty & Jack Miskin OBM fund supporting Older Adults Services

The Fagelman Birk Fund for Clinical Services, Psychotherapy

Dinah & Isaac Sherman OBM fund supporting Career and Financial Services

The Garner Family Fund for General Operations

Sarah (Sally) Sherman OBM fund supporting Adult Mental Health

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

The Orien Levy Woolf & Dr. Jack Woolf Fund The Peachy & Morton Rudberg Fund for General Operations The Pinker Family Fund for Healthy Safe Families The Priya Reproductive Fund

The Barbara Schwarz Fund for General Operations

The Hyman & Joan Brown Memorial Fund

The Bea Weisbrod Family Endowment for General Operations

The Lawrence M. & Sally Wolfish Fund

The Cathy Barker Fund for General Operations The Charles B. & Helen R. Feldman Food Pantry Fund

The Sachs-Farkas Fund for Services to the Elderly The Sally and Lawrence Wolfish Fund

The Leon Weingarten/Joseph Webberman Fund for Children with Special Needs The Lois & William Mexic Endowment Fund for Career and Employment Services

The Charlotte Webberman & Family Endowment Fund for Older Adult Services

The Mark & Cathy Cohen Family Fund for General Operations

The Cindy & Irv Munn Fund for General Operations

The Martin L. Litwin & Ruth Ann Litwin Fund

The Star Endowment Fund for Children’s Mental Health The S. Blumberg Endowment Fund for General Operations The Susie & Joel Litman Fund for Supportive Services for Older Adults and Their Families The Synar Fund for Clinical Services The William & Heddy Roth Fund for General Operations

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

2022-2023 JFS FOUNDATION BOARD

2022-2023 JFS BOARD OF DIRECTORS

OFFICERS Jeff Kerstine, President Larry Kohn, Secretary/Treasurer Irv Munn, Immediate Past President

BOARD CHAIR Eric Goldberg

BOARD MEMBERS Jonathan Blum Madelyn Eisenberg Robert Gross, MD Andrew Kaufman Joel Litman Raelaine Radnitz William N. Roth Robin Sachs

SECRETARY Laura Weinstein

BOARD MEMBERS Rachel Biblo Block Jonathan Blum Rebecca Buell Madelyn Eisenberg Jonathan Herskovitz Andrew Kaufman Michelle Kravitz, MD Mike Landgarten Monita Moore Nicole Post Risha Reiman Andrew Silver Mark Spalding Lorie Thibodeaux Richard Wasserman, MD

IMMEDIATE PAST CHAIR Julie Liberman

LIFETIME TRUSTEES Linda Garner Ethel Zale

CHAIR-ELECT Julie Gothard VICE CHAIRS Steven Berger Weezie Margolis Lindsay Stengle Chang TREASURER Seth Margolies